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Article #157: Choosing the Right Summer Camp

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Find the perfect summer camp for your Have you begun thinking about which
child's needs. summer camp is best for your child? With
Day Camp versus Residential Camp: Some some 7,000 camps across the nation, and
kids love the chance to be 'on their own' more internationally, it's no wonder
for a week or two, while others won't parents find it hard to sortthrough all
sleep well and are nervous away from the information. Below are some tips to
home. Consider geography as well: a day help you find the perfect camp to fit
camp that's far from home means a parent your child.
must make the drive twice each day. If Finding Camps: Once you've narrowed down
your child has special needs, such as the camp style and location, there are a
medication, consider whether a variety of directories to help you find
residential camp will be able to possible summer programs. Visit to
accommodate these needs. search by day or residential camps,
Camp Location: If you're after a day special themes, and other options. You
camp, you'll want tofind camps in your may also want to ask other local parents
general area. However, if you're if they have any recommendations, as
planning on sending your child to a they're a great source of information.
residential camp, the possibilities are Choosing the Best: Now that you have a
endless. Depending on the age of your short list of available camps, check to
child, you may wish to send them to an see whether the camp programs are
area that they're interested in, or that accredited, such as with the American
offers the activities they enjoy. With a Camping Association ( Accreditation
high-school age student, you might wish means the camp complies with health and
to consider a camp located on a college safety standards, program quality
campus, to give your student a feel for requirements, and carefully screens their
whether they would like to attend that staff.
school. Making the Final Decision: Request
Camp Specialty: From baseball to scuba brochures, videos, and other information
diving, from music to academics, there from the camps that have passed the above
are a host of activity camps available. requirements. Factors to consider include
Begin by considering your child's the length of time the camp has been in
interests, and whether there are any business, testimonials, and the camp
activities in which they'd like to pricing. Don't forget to include travel
improve. Next, consider your to and from the camp in your cost
observations of your child's skills - are calculations. Feel free to call the camp
there any areas, such as reading or math, to ask any specific questions,
in which you would like to see particularly if you child may need
improvement? You may need to compromise special accommodations. Finally, go over
your child's dream of a boating camp with the materials with your child, and choose
your desire to improve his or her study a camp that you and your child will be
skills. Consider looking for a camp that comfortable with.
might serve both needs.






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