At Germantown Academy, children ages 3 to 16 enjoy an exciting traditional day camp experience, instructional sports camps led by GA varsity coaches, and specialized camps in the arts, sciences, and technology at the school’s beautiful campus in Fort Washington,…
Our camps connect children with nature through hands-on, outdoor experiences with highly qualified instructors. Children, ages 3-15, are empowered to try new activities, develop creativity and have fun through one-of-a-kind experiences, including hiking, kayaking, cooking, harvesting, archery, farm animal care,…
With locations in Bear, Dover, Middletown & Smyrna, our Summer Camp program is packed with many fun activities that include weekly field trips, weekly cooking activities, swimming, music & sports, CSI Thursdays & much more. 6am-6:30pm. Breakfast & afternoon snack…
Take your kid to read to a dog We don’t know anybody who has a dog who doesn’t talk to it, even if it’s in that goofy voice usually reserved for babies. That’s because dogs are great non-judgmental listeners. That’s…
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Come visit Little Darlings State of the Art Child Care Center located on 2 1/5 acres in Mt. Laurel, NJ. We offer full and part time care, emergency drop in and before/after kindergarten program. We serve breakfast and two snacks…
Your kids can bake their own challah with this egg-free recipe.
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