July 2013 Preschool Activities Calendar

July 29 to Aug 14th 2013 Preschool Activities Calendar

JULY 1 – 19, 2013 Summer Camp Schedule

July 22 – Aug 9, 2013

May 12, 2012

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Jupiter Library

Triple P Seminars are sponsored by Children’s Services Council and are free for all parents and caregivers.

Boost Your Child’s Confidence and Competence!

Do you want to…

• Encourage your child’s unique personality?

• Help your child succeed in school?

• Help build your child’s self-esteem?

Then please join us for the second in our series of Triple P Seminars. Triple P offers simple strategies you can use TODAY to strengthen your relationship with your child and create a more peaceful home.

For questions or more information, please call 561-744-2301

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Triple P Seminar (English): Raising Resilient Children

May 19, 2012

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Jupiter Library

Triple P Seminars are sponsored by Children’s Services Council and are free for all parents and caregivers.

Raise Healthy, Strong Children!
Do you want to…
• Better understand your child’s emotions?

• Help your child express his feelings in an appropriate way?
• Help your child deal with stressful or upsetting situations?
Then please join us for the third in our series of Triple P Seminars. Triple P offers simple strategies you can us TODAY to strengthen your relationship with your child and create a more peaceful home.
For questions or more information, please call 744-2301

The most important message of this book is in its title.  The title makes you stop and think about what a young Einstein’s childhood would have been like.  Not at all like what the various marketers of baby brain enrichment products would have us believe.  According to several biographical sources he took violin and piano lessons and built models and mechanical devices for fun.  In the 1880′s and 1890′s I am sure he spent a lot of time playing outdoors as well (no TV’s, DS’s, TiVo’s, etc.).

We all want little Einstein’s and there has been a social movement to try to cram as much information into our children at an early age as possible.    Thanks, I believe, to this interest in creating “smarter” children, there is a growing amount of research studying how we learn at the earliest stages of our lives.  All of the research that I have read indicates that quality brain development at the earliest stages occurs as we interact with our physical environment and other people.  In other words, play.

In the interest of keeping these entries short, I will share more information on play in the next post.

Our school aged camp runs 5 days per week for the entire summer for $177 per week including all fees.  We are also offering three day per week programs at $120 per week.   Activities include water parks every week (supervised at a 1 to 9 ratio), the rodeo in Davie, sports lessons and lots of fun, exciting and educational local venues.

Our preschool program pricing will remain the same as our school year pricing plus a small weekly activity fee.  The activity fee will cover our “in-house field trips” (1′s, 2′s and 3′s do not leave our secure campus) which will include a petting farm, magic shows,  funny shows, water play and pony rides to name a few of the great things we have planned.  In addition to these fun activities we have a few short field trips planned for the preK classes.

Detailed activity calendars for for 1′s to Pre K and for school aged children are posted under the “Information” tab under “Summer Camp”.  Please note that any activities published herein are subject to change for any reason.