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Acreage Montessori is located in the heart of The Acreage, across the street frombWestern Pines Middle School. Summer camp is for children ages 5 to 7. The school will be offering a variety enjoyable trips and on-cam-pus events with their fully trained staff, CDA-certified teachers and quality care. All meals are included. Acreage Montessori is located at 5700 140th Ave. North. Call (561) 784-0078 for more info.
The Armory Art Center’s Summer Art Camp is a great way for children in grades K-12 to experience a broad range of art projects. Each of the ten weeks has a different theme or focus. Experienced art instructors provide exciting hands-on art activities. Children will explore various art mediums, including ceramics, photography, mixed media, printmaking, collage, draw-ing and painting. All art materials are included with tuition. Campus secu-rity includes video surveillance. The experienced staff has been screened and meet DCF standards. The Armory Art Center is located at 1700 Parker Ave., West Palm Beach. For more info. call (561) 832-1776.
Breakers West Country Club is calling all campers for a summer of fun.Sports-minded, adventure-seeking, nature-loving kids, ages 5 to 14, will find something for everyone at Breakers West. Enjoy daily golf, tennis and swimming instruction; wildlife demonstrations; science experiments; mag-ic shows; arts & crafts; cookouts; and more. This summer, campers will also enjoy game room fun at the new Family Activity Center. Camp runs from June 9 through Aug. 8 (excluding June 30 through July 4). Camp times are Monday through Friday, from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch is included. Space is limited. To register for Breakers West Summer Camp, call (561) 422-4915.
Discover the summer camp with an academic focus, and find out why lo-cal families have been choosing Camp Cambridge for more than 25 years. This Wellington camp offers programs for children from 2 years old through second grade, with an experienced and mature staff, bilingual programs, in-house weekly field trips, specialty camp sessions, an on-site swimming pool supervised by Red Cross-trained staff, flexible schedules, weekly sessions, and private and group swimming. Nine weeks of camp is offered at Cam-bridge Schools, located at 1920 Royal Fern Drive in Wellington. For more information, visit www.cambridgepreschools.com or call (561) 791-0013.
Casperey Stables Horse Camp is a small, fun-filled day camp for children ages 7 to 14. With four riding opportunities each day, arts and crafts, and outdoor games, campers find little time to be bored. The low counselor-child atio ensures that each child receives individual attention. There are camp sessions for spring and winter school breaks, and during the summer. Each two-week session has a theme, such as Indian Days, Circus Days and Medi-eval Days. Casperey Stables has a weekly swim party and ends each session with a horse show and family barbecue. To learn more about the camp, located at 2330 D Road in Loxahatchee Groves, call (561) 792-4990 or visit www.caspereystables.com.
Dance Theatre is offering Summer Dance Camp for ages 5-9 and Dance Intensives for intermediate and advanced dancers ages 10 and up. Three weeks are offered: June 23 -June 27, July 14 - July 18 and July 28 - Aug. 1. The program offers ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical,flexibility, hip-hop acro, musical theatre, drama, modeling, ballroom, arts & crafts and more.A $100 deposit is required to hold space. Space is limited, so reserve your space today. The cost is $200 a week or $500 for all three weeks. The program runs 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Daily rates are available, as are multiple child discounts. Dance Theatre is lo-cated at 10620 W. Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 30, in Wellington Green Square between Pei Wei and Fresh Market. Call (561) 784-4401 for more info.
The Goddard School, located in Wellington, is now enrolling for its Sum-mer Program, from June 4 through Aug. 14. The Goddard School’s program topic is “Amazing Animals,” which is a summer program for all budding adventurers — children who want to explore the wide world of animals. Talented teachers incorporate Goddard’s accredited FLEX Learning Pro-gram with special activities every day, including a petting zoo, visits from a reptile trainer, pony rides and much more. In addition, the Goddard School provides a free summer Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK) program for all eligible children. For more information, call (561) 333-2020 or visit www.goddardschool.com today.
The Lab/High Touch High Tech is conveniently located off State Road 7 at Lantana Road. The Lab brings science to life with hands-on experiments provided by High Touch High Tech, the leader in science education for the last 19 years. Each day will be a new adventure, from interacting with real “lab ritters” to launching rockets and panning for gems. The unique Lab of-fers affordable pricing, experiments with lots of cool take-homes, arts and crafts, physical activities and more. The program taps into children’s natu-ral curiosity and provides them with safe and fun activities that help them learn about the world around them. Campers will make slime, erupt volca-noes, make ice cream, tie dye T-shirts and more. Call (561) 444-3978 or visit www.thelabforkids.com for more info.
The Lake Worth Playhouse will offer a summer camp teaching children acting, voice, dance and stage movement through daily activities and reearsals, culminating in full-scale productions of popular musicals. The students will produce Willy Wonka Junior June 9-28 and Schoolhouse Rock Live Jr. from July 14 to Aug. 4. They will be engaged in studio-style rehearsals for music, dance and production. Campers 12 or older also will have the opportunity to participate in behind-the-scenes roles and other theater-related educational opportunities. The opportunities are for a one-week and a three-week camp, and range in price from $200 to $600. To sign up, call (561) 586-6410 or visit www.lakeworthplayhouse.org.
The Little Place Pre-School has been serving the western communities for more than 36 years. The school has two convenient Wellington locations and is now taking summer camp registration at both locations. The Little Place offers a pre-school program for children ages to 5 years old, and a program for children ages 6 to 8. Various classes are offered, as well as arts & crafts and much more. Little Place will make your child’s summer fun! Call or visit them at 1040 Wellington Trace (561-793-5860) or 2995 Greenbriar Blvd. (561-790-0808). The Learning Experience (TLE) Academy of Early Education in Lake Worth not only offers premier childcare and preschool education for chil-dren ages 6 weeks and up, it also offers an exciting summer camp. Chil-dren at Camp TLE will engage in hands-on learning activities through-out the nine weekly camp themes while still having plenty of time for sun and fun on a state-of-the-art outdoor playground. mmer camp will take place June through August 2014. Call TLE today for the best in age-appropriate care, early academic programming and summer camp.
The Learning Foundation of Florida’s (TLFF) Academic Summer School/Camp 2014 is an elementary, middle and high school summer academic school/camp program with several options available to assist the diverse needs of students. The program begins on June 17 running through Aug. 7 and allows for attendance flexibility in scheduling of days and weeks. TLFF’s K-8 summer program focuses on individualized academic remedia-tion using weekly themes and a variety of teaching strategies, including multi-sensory, hands-on approaches and creative lessons. Middle school students can take FLVS courses for promotion to the next grade level. There are two sessions available: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and/or 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The high school summer program allows students to accelerate or, if they received grades of D or F in classes,they may redo for higher grades. The session is open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For more information, call Debra Thornby at (561) 795-6886.
Join the Junior Golf Camp at the Okeeheelee Golf Course, Park Ridge Golf Course and John Prince Golf Learning Center through the Junior Golf Foun-dation of America. New or seasoned golfers will develop skills while having fun. The JGFA provides junior golfers with the tools to enjoy the game for a lifetime. Professional PGA/LPGA golf instructors, trained coaches and staff are carefully picked for their love of junior golf, teaching abilities and in-spirational approach. The program emphasizes safety, fun, sportsmanship and personal attention. Camps run June 9 through Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday through Friday, with extended camp available until 3 p.m. at Okeeheelee and Park Ridge. Written evaluation reports, prizes, trophies, official JGFA items, a certificate of completion and a pizza party on the last day is included. Also available: camps for ages 3 to 5, camps for advanced tournament golfers, Junior Golf tournaments, weekly programs, leagues, walk-up clinics and more. Visit www.jgfa.org or call (561) 964-GOLF for more information.
For more information, or to secure a space for your child, call (888) 991-4222. At Noah’s Ark Summer Camp, children will enjoy field trips and activities such as swimming, bowling, skating, South Florida Sci-ence Museum programs, movies and picnics. Tuition includes camera surveillance, a creative curriculum, use of computers and all meals. Registration is now being accepted, and is free for new custom-ers only. Noah’s Ark is located at 14563 Okeechobee Blvd. in Loxa-hatchee Groves. For more information, call (561) 753-6624 or visit www.smallworldpbc.com. Palm Beach Christian Academy is excited to share fun, weekly sum-mer themes with all age groups, from infants only six weeks old to older children. Campers will explore and learn through creative play, stories, songs, art and many other fun, hands-on activities geared to-ward their age group. Palm Beach Christian Academy is conveniently lo-cated downtown at 1101 S. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach. Full and art-time options are offered Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. un-til 6 p.m. Contact the academy for more information at (561) 671-5795. Has your child ever dreamed about calling a last-second, game-winning shot? Sports Broadcasting Camp is their chance. The award-winning sports broadcasting camp is back in South Florida June 9-13 at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. Boys and girls age 10-18 will have an oppor-tunity to learn from the pros; meet sports celebrities; and make play-by-play, reporting and sports anchor tapes. Host our own sports talk ra-dio and PTI-style shows. Participate in sports trivia contests, “Stump the Schwab” games and much more. Check out www.playbyplaycamps.com, www.facebook.com/sportsbroadcastingcamps or www.youtube.com/sportsbroadcastcamp to learn more. For more info., call (800) 319-0884.
If your child is between 2 and 6 years old, “Summer of Fun” Enrichment Camp at Temple Beth Torah’s Leonie Arguetty Preschool offers children a chance to enjoy a variety of fun activities that will make them smile, while promoting learning and social development. Activities include arts and crafts, gymnastics, computers, sports, nature, cooking, water play and a state-of-the-art playground. The weekly provided in a loving and nurturing environment. The camp, offered for eight weeks, full-time or part-time, is now enrolling for preschool 2014-15. Contact Sandy for more information at (561) 793-2649 or [email protected].
Tiny Tikes Preschool Camp is geared toward the elementary-age camper. Daily activities are sure to keep the campers happy, busy and engaged. Trips include bowling, skating and weekly movies, as well as special trips to the zoo, the science museum and more. Tiny Tikes has three conveniently lo-cated centers, which are open from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Activities occur throughout the day, both at the center and out on the bus. Meals are in-cluded. Call (561) 790-1780 now to reserve your space, or visit Tiny Tikes Academy at 16245 Okeechobee Blvd. in Loxahatchee.
Campers at St. Peter’s Summer Camp in Wellington will enjoy arts and crafts, academic enrichment, water play, outdoor play and lots of hands-on fun. The themes for this year’s camps include Workshop of Wonders, the Great Outdoors, Let’s Investigate, A Fit & Healthy Me and more. St. Peter’s Enrichment Center offers a fun, educational camp for children ages 3 through first grade. Camp start dates are June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28 and Aug. 4. Visit www.stpeterscec.com for enrollment. Call (561) 798-3286 for more info.
Villari’s of Wellington is pleased to invite your child to summer camp this year. Villari’s is offering junior and senior camp in two-week sessions. Due to rising demand, book your spot early. Camp starts as low as $24 per day, including arts and crafts, derby building, martial arts and much more. Call (561) 792-1100 to reserve your space, or visit www.villarisofwellington.com for additional information.
Wellington Children’s Theatre will host its Summer Musical Theatre Camp, for ages 7 to 16, June 9 through July 11, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Week 1 will be Glee Camp. Campers will enjoy daily cre-ative and performance activities, and focus on singing and choreography of Glee-style ensemble numbers. Weeks 2 through 5 will be the Summer Stage Session. Campers will enjoy acting, dance and vocal classes, and will build their selfconfidence nd their theatre skills, culminating in a final, fully staged Broadway show. Daily electives and workshops include script writ-ing, pantomime, stage combat, magic, stage makeup, audition techniques and more, with guest teachers. Campers will bring their own lunch, and an ice cream snack will be served daily. The cost is $250 per week. After-care is available. For more info., or to register, call (561) 223-1928 or visit www.wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com.
Zolet Arts Academy is in its 25th year offering professional fine arts classes in the original Wellington Mall, Suite 4. The camp program runs Monday through Thursday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., starting June 9 for ages 6-8 and 9-14 featuring drawing, painting, sculpture and crafts. No two days are alike. Rotating subjects and media include: acrylics, watercolors, tempera, fingerpaints, chalk & oil pastels, charcoal, pen & inks, block & mono print-ing, D collage, wood, clay, tile, papier mache, textiles and observational drawing/shading for audition prep. Individualized instruction is provided for all skill levels. Take home completed work daily. Total cost includes all supplies. Call (561) 793-6489 for more info.
Each week has a different theme or focus. Experienced and vetted art instructors provide exciting hands-on art activities.
Your child will explore various art mediums including ceramics, photography, mixed media, printmaking, collage, drawing and painting. All art materials are included with tuition.
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Calling all campers for a summer of fun. Sports-minded, adventure-seeking, nature-loving kids will fi nd something for everyone at Breakers West Country Club.
Daily Golf, Tennis, & Swimming Instruction | Arts & Crafts | Magic Shows | Science Projects Wildlife Demonstrations | Family Cookouts | New Family Activity Center & More
Ages 5 – 14
Weekly Sessions:June 9 – August 8, 2014 (Excluding June 30 – July 4)Monday – Friday | 8:45 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.After-care Also Available
1550 Flagler ParkwayWest Palm Beach, FL 33411breakerswestclub.com
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