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June 26, 2008

10:50 AM

Finding and Choosing a Summer Camp for Your Child

Another school year has ended and if you haven't signed your child up for Summer Camp you better do so soon because some fill up very quickly.  Last year my son was on a waiting list for 6 months for a hockey camp. I know I've put off registering until the last moment because I didn't know when my husband or myself was able to guarantee our vacation time.  Although, there are still lots of camps available don't be disappointed if you don't get into the exact one you and your child wanted. 
There are camps available for just about any interest: art, horseback riding, music, numerous sports, dance, theatre and many, many more.  As a parent you want to expose your child to a range of activities that provide opportunities for growth, development and learning. Camp is a perfect fit. You do however have to do your homework on where you are sending your precious little ones. Reputable camps place a high priority on staff training, often through their own programs, which include information on the physical and emotional capabilities of children at different ages. Ask if they are accredited to The American Camping Association (ACA) for US camps or the Provincial Camping Association (PCA) for Canadian camps. These sites are filled with valuable information on choosing and finding a camp and other vital information. Another fantastic site containing lots of information for parents, questions to ask the camp director and searching for Summer Camps is the Canadian Camping Association.

Happy Camping

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