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Too Much Plastic

Say Yes to Yoga

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South Florida with Kids

Ditch that plastic bottle! You can make a difference in reducing plastic consumption – our ideas will get you started.

Share yoga with your kids – you’ll both enjoy its many physical and emotional benefits.

Early intervention and therapy are keys to helping kids with autism. Learn to recognize the early warning signs.

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Recyling is Fun and Easy April 22 is Earth Day and in this month’s issue, we’re focused on sustainability. When it comes to recycling, sometimes it’s easy to feel that your efforts are too small to make a difference. But even the smallest changes can have a large impact. At our house, we do our best to recycle everything we can. My son, Elliot, loves to take out the recycling. Seeing that full bin reminds us of the difference we’re making to the environment. Our family is also trying to create less waste – we’ve switched to paper or reusable straws and use refillable water bottles. It’s easy to jump onto the recycling bandwagon – bring your reusable bags to the grocery store and ask your coffee shop to fill up your reusable mug instead of a foam or paper one. Composting your household waste is easier than it sounds, and there are even services like CompostNow who’ll take care of it for you. Sometimes our family will go an entire week or more with only one bag of trash, because everything else was composted or recycled. Plastic is one of Earth’s worst enemies and there are many initiatives for keeping it out of our oceans and landfills. Recycled plastic is being used to make everything from playground equipment to clothing. Start small – recycle your catalogs and magazines or buying in bulk at the grocery store, every little bit helps. I hope our story, The Plastic Problem, on page 12 will inspire you to do more. Summer is quickly approaching and now is the time to finalize your summer camp plans! Our Summer Day Camp listings will help you explore the many options available, whether your kids love sports or theatre or just being outdoors. My kids are excited about tennis camp and are ready to give circus camp a try, too. Now that spring is here, we’re all ready to spend some time outdoors. Check out the Family Fun Guide for a list of Earth Day events and spring festivals. Read about the city’s many skateboard parks on page 66. Whatever your spring plans, we’d love to hear about them – be sure to share with us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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MOST-READ STORIES 5 North Georgia Wineries Worth Visiting

Tips for Surviving the Atlanta Airport with Kids Best Kid-Friendly Things to do in Hilton Head, S.C.

KIDFRIENDLY GUIDES 10+ Roller Skating Rinks Around Atlanta 75 Best Atlanta Playgrounds and Parks for Families

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THINGS WE LIKE New Plant-Based Baby Products Actors Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard have created a new baby product line called Hello Bello. This collection includes a partnership with Walmart to make premium products (with graphic, fun packaging) at lower price points. Choose from diapers, wipes, bath products and more. Available at Walmart and hellobello.com. Prices vary.

Do You Have a Great Pediatrician? We know Atlanta Parent’s readers are passionate about their pediatricians. You have helped us identify and recommend some fine doctors since our first list of MomApproved Doctors in 2015. We need to hear from readers again about why your pediatrician deserves to be listed as one of the top doctors in metro Atlanta for 2019. Parents who are new to the area or becoming a parent for the first time really need your advice to help find the right doctor for their family. Nominate your doctor at atlantaparent.com/nominate and tell us why you and your kids love your pediatrician. Deadline to submit a nomination is April 23.

The Famous Neighborhood Visit the newly-launched Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood website and be transported back in time. Learn more about the puppets, the neighbors and special guests or explore the house, Neighborhood of Make Believe and more. Five fulllength episodes are also launched every Monday from different time periods. Visit misterrogers.org to get the full experience.

Sensory Play Kits Kids love sensory play, from slime making to playing with dough and sorting. Sensory kits from Young, Wild + Friedman put sensory fun into one neat package with color-coordinating dough, beads and figurines. Boxes come in themes such as dinosaurs, unicorns, pirates, holidays and more. Each month the company releases a new box. Purchase by box or join the subscription program to get each month’s box delivered automatically. Available at youngwildandfriedman.com for $39 each.

A to Z Books Kids can learn about the alphabet and history at the same time with Alphabet Legends books. Choose from “Lady Legends”, “Tennis Legends”, “American Legends” and more. Each book goes A to Z with famous characters and gives a description as well as a drawing of each morphed into a letter. Our favorite is “Little Legends”, which tell stories about famous children and teens. Available at alphabetlegends.com for $24.95 each.

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UPF Kids’ Clothing Get ready for warmer months with Lark Adventure Wear’s UPF 50+ clothing for babies and toddlers. The cotton-bamboo knit doesn’t feel like other UPF clothing, but instead has a soft feel, which also wicks moisture. Choose from a variety of styles, colors and patterns. Available at larkadventurewear.com. Prices vary.

A Grand New View of the Zoo

Families will fall in love with Zoo Atlanta all over again when the all-new African Savanna opens this summer. This landmark transformation of Zoo Atlanta will introduce guests to one of Earth’s most iconic wild places – a landscape where all life is connected, with surprising connections to us here at home. Zoo guests can join the journey as they explore new habitats for elephants, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, meerkats and ostriches, as well as the debut of new southern white rhinos. Visit zooatlanta.org to see the plans and prepare to be wowed!

Get ready to go on safari with Atlanta Parent and win prizes. Look for the elephant in the Family Fun Guide this month and find out how to enter our Zoo contest.

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THE PLASTIC PROBLEM

About 70% of marine debris will sink to the bottom of the ocean if it’s not collected

Annually approximately 500 billion plastic bags are used worldwide.

More than one million bags are used every minute It takes just four family shopping trips to accumulate

60 shopping bags According to the Container Recycling Institute, 100.7 billion plastic beverage bottles were sold in the U.S. in 2014, or

There are believed to be

315 bottles per person

46,000 pieces of plastic in every square mile of ocean

Only 1 in 5 plastic bottles are recycled

Every minute,

one garbage truck of plastic is dumped into our oceans

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YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE The #1 manmade thing

that sailors see in our ocean are plastic bags

The amount of plastic in the ocean is set to

increase tenfold by 2020. Most of the plastic that has been made is no longer in use –

about 6.3 billion metric tons of plastic

have been thrown away since 1950.

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One family can make a huge difference by thinking about plastic use on a daily basis. Here are some ways to start. l Stop using single-use plastics: This includes straws, utensils, plastic bottles and takeout containers. Purchase reusable straws made from silicone or stainless steel and bring this along when eating out or at home. Do the same with utensils. Try to pack lunches using reusable containers or bags instead of plastic bags or containers. If you are going to use a plastic water bottle, try to use it more than once, or even better, opt for a stainless steel or glass bottle.

l Refuse plastics: At a restaurant, kindly ask the waiter to not include a straw or don’t open the packaging when a straw is brought to the table. Ask for a paper bag at the grocery store or bring your own reusable bag to carry groceries. Avoid purchasing plastic toys with extra packaging and opt for toys that have less packaging or none at all. When buying clothes or beauty products ask for them to not be put into a bag.

l Ditch packaged foods: As easy as it is to pick up packaged foods at the store, like cut fruits or vegetables, this is one of the ways you can help reduce waste. Purchase produce without packages and wrapping or bring reusable containers to fill with nuts, flour, etc. and shop in bulk. Another huge waste factor is fast food – think about how many items go into a fast food kids’ meal! Try your best to purchase food items without the excessive packaging and opt for less fast food trips.

l Switch to natural toothbrushes: In the U.S. alone one billion toothbrushes are discarded each year according to plasticoceans.org. Try brush options which are biodegradable like those made from bamboo. A few brands can be purchased on Amazon.com including The Green Root and Wowe Organic. Or purchase a batteryoperated toothbrush, where you only have to switch out the brush heads instead of the entire brush. Quip makes an inexpensive version for $25-$55 available at getquip.com/store and at Target.

l Skip the gum: According to plasticoceans.org, 100,000 tons of gum is discarded each year, which is made from synthetic rubber (a plastic). Once gum is made, it is gum for a very long time, and doesn’t biodegrade easily. Try mints instead that dispose quickly and don’t have to be discarded. If you can’t go without gum, try Simply Gum available at Amazon.com, a gum made from tree sap that is biodegradable.

l Donate toys: Kids own a ton of toys, mostly made from plastic products. Try to give away or sell toys instead of tossing them in the garbage, even if they are small. Ask kids to choose one toy to re-gift for every toy purchased. Items made from wood, cotton, metal and natural rubber are also good alternatives to plastic toys and tend to last longer.

l Green cleaning: Think about how many plastic cleaning bottles are living under your sink, and what do you normally do when they empty? Probably throw them away. The founders behind Truman’s created cleaning cartridges for users to reuse the same bottle continuously. This happens by refilling it with water and inserting refill cartridges, which automatically dispense cleaning concentrate. Each cartridge is recyclable and uses 96 percent less plastic than a typical cleaner. Available at trumans. com. The Starter Kit is $15 and includes four cleaning cartridges. JAWS (Just Add Water System) Cleaning also created a product to keep plastic cleaning bottles at bay. Add water to the plastic bottles for each type of cleaning and add a refill pod. Choose from kitchen cleaner, disinfectant, floor cleaner and more. The kit with four pods is $22.99 and available at jawscleans.com and local retailers like Kroger. l Package-free shop: Owner Lauren Singer decided she wanted to go waste-free and record her journey in her blog, “Trash is for Tossers.” The trash she has produced over the past five years fits inside a 16-ounce Mason Jar. Her store, packagefreeshop.com has solutions for every area of your household including baby, self-care, kitchen items and more. Other options for purchasing “zero-waste” products include wildminimalist.com and lifewithoutplastic.com. These sites are also great places to start to know what to look for in local stores or other places online.

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l Recycled bracelets: Each bracelet purchased from 4 Ocean represents one pound of trash you’ve helped remove from the ocean with your donation. The beads are made from recycled glass and the cord is made from recycled water bottles. The bracelets are available in a variety of colors and marine life themes at 4ocean.com for $20 each.

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l Ocean-Friendly Toys: The new Tide Pool Set from Green Toys is made from ocean-bound plastic, which is plastic that will likely end up in the ocean. The 7-piece set includes a starfish, scallop, abalone, snail, squid and jellyfish made from recycled milk jugs and a seaweed-patterned storage bag made from plastic bags. Available at greentoys.com for $19.99.

l Stainless steel water bottle: Hydro Flask water bottles aren’t just for adults, they make a kids’ version, too. This 12-ounce kids’ wide mouth water bottle is made from stainless steel and has double wall insulation to keep drinks cool. The silicone bottom of the bottle adds traction for slippery surfaces. BPA-free and Phthalate-free. Available in a variety of colors at hydroflask. com for $29.95.

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PLASTIC BOTTLES TRANSFORMED Image: Rachel Beach, “Craving Some Creativity”

Start collecting plastic bottles for craft time, and use these ideas to make a plastic bottle new again.

l Use as planters: Cut the top off of a soda bottle and save the base. Paint the outside of the bottle any way you would like to resemble an animal, face or character. Then fill with soil and seeds, add water and place in a windowsill for sunlight. Rachel with “Craving Some Creativity” paints her planters like a frog, pig and bunny and cuts out ears. Find her instructions at cravingsomecreativity.com/soda-bottle-animalplanters l Paint with the base: The base of most plastic bottles makes for a great stamp. Place it in differing colors of paint and then press it on to construction paper. You can use orange, yellow, pink or red for flowers and paint stems and leaves on after the “flowers” dry as well. l Make a piggy bank: Kids can use plastic bottles for saving change, and with the help of an adult, can add a slit to the cap for a coin dispenser. Go a step farther and decorate the bottle with paint, glitter, paper and more. Michelle from “A Little Tipsy” created her piggy banks using mini water bottles and cut out paper ears. Find her instructions at alittletipsy.com and search for “piggy bank.”

Image: Susie Rugg, “Handy with “Scissors”

l Design a boat: Make a plastic bottle float by cutting the side to resemble a boat, then test out different types of sails made from cut foam or other waterproof materials to see which one works best. Susie from “Handy with Scissors” has step-by-step instructions on how to turn any bottle into a sea vessel at handywithscissors. com/plastic-bottle-boats.

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Kids, Parents and Families Benefit Through Flexibility, Fitness and Coping Skills by Sara Barry

f you think yoga is about flexibility, challenging poses and a Zen attitude, you’ve got part of it. Yoga has physical and emotional benefits for people of all ages including children. “Getting kids involved in yoga and meditation is a life-long win for them. Both yoga and meditation teach kids the benefits of fitness, but they are also valuable coping skills that kids can key into during life’s challenges,” says yoga teacher Kerin Monaco. 16 Atlanta Parent April 2019

Serenity, Strength, Self-Confidence Monaco started practicing yoga herself in high school to combat crippling anxiety that cropped up around SATs and college applications. She went on to teach yoga and recently began to share yoga with her young family. When her daughter was 9 months old, Monaco started to practice with her on the mat, where they both loved the peaceful energy that yoga brings. That peaceful energy is one of the key reasons adults practice yoga, and that calm is great for kids too. That’s not the only benefit though. Yoga teacher Katy Dagle, says that for younger kids, yoga builds coordination, balance and self-regulation. For older kids, yoga continues to help with coordination and balance and also helps build flexibility, strength and self-confidence. The emotional benefits can be especially helpful in the challenging tween and teen years. In addition to these physical and emotional benefits, yoga can help develop values, such as honesty and nonviolence. These values are an integral part of yoga that is often overlooked, but they can be an added benefit to families practicing together. atlantaparent.com

Start with Classes An experienced teacher helps children learn poses correctly and can offer modifications or adjustments to things that don’t feel right. Kids (and grownups) should be reminded to do what feels right for their body. Not every child can do every pose, and some days a familiar pose is harder than others. Yoga is noncompetitive. Teachers should help kids focus on their own practice every day and create a supportive environment. To find kids’ classes, use Atlanta Parent’s guide to kid-friendly studios or check with local yoga studios, gyms or YMCAs. (Some studios have an age restriction, so it’s good to check first.) Once familiar with yoga, kids can use videos and yoga cards to practice at home.

Practice Anywhere Classes provide a safe introduction to yoga and ongoing support, but the beauty of yoga is that you can practice any place and any time. Here are two practices you can do anywhere: l Breathe: Breathing can be centering,

energizing or calming. For parents, try breathing deeply while holding an upset child. Dagle uses “flower breathing” with her toddler: sniff a flower, let it go with a sigh, to help diffuse big emotions. Dagle teaches older kids to use breathing exercises to calm themselves before a test. She encourages them to put their feet firmly on the ground at their desk, inhale for a count of four, and exhale for a count of six for one minute to help them feel both calm and grounded. l Be present: Practice mindfulness and being present. That means noticing your environment. There are lots of ways to practice this with kids – you don’t even have to call it mindfulness. Sit quietly together or go for a walk, and see what you notice. Try closing your eyes. What sounds and smells do you sense? Turn off your phone and spend time doing an activity with your kids, whether it’s reading, coloring, dancing, snuggling or building. Just focus on what you’re doing, with no distractions. Describe something familiar as if it were new. In an exercise from “Planting Seeds: Practicing Mindfulness with Children” by Thich Nhat Hanh, kids pretend they are Martians seeing something from Earth for the first time. Hand your kids a familiar object (the book uses raisins, but you can use any simple object or food kids “see” every day). Remind them that they have never seen it before. Ask them to look, touch, smell, listen and taste and describe their experience. Yoga builds strength and flexibility, selfconfidence and focus. Kids get comfortable in and connected to their own bodies and minds, and learn practices that they use for the rest of their lives.

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YOGA TIPS AND TOOLS For Parents Get back on the mat after having a baby, as your doctor gives the OK. Just remember to meet your practice where it is. Your body has been through a lot. Practice with your kids around. Put your baby on the mat with you or use your mat in the kids’ playroom. If you’re used to a peaceful yoga studio, practicing with your kids around will be different, but still beneficial. Remember that your yoga is good for your kids. It may feel selfish to take time for a class or home practice, but it’s worth it.

Tips for Families Keep it fun. Use yoga songs and games. Let kids pick or even lead poses. If energy levels are high, try some poses or actions to use some of that energy before shifting to something calmer. Remember you can practice anywhere. Remind kids to use their breathing when they are getting frustrated. If you can’t get kids to take a deep breath, try taking calming breaths yourself. It helps keep you from getting worked up and helps change the dynamic in the room. Try mindfulness on long car trips or while waiting in line.

Family-Friendly Yoga Classes Check with these studios around the metro area for kid-only, adult-only and/or family yoga class schedules. l Be Yoga Atlanta. Marietta. beyogaatlanta.com l Breathe Yoga Studio. Chamblee. breatheyogastudioatlanta.com l Decatur Yoga and Pilates. Decatur. decaturhotyoga.com/kids-yoga l Intown Tumbling and Yoga for Kids. Atlanta. intowntumbling.com l Solstice Yoga and Barre. Atlanta. solsticeatlanta.com l Yoga for Families. Atlanta. yoga4families.com l Stillness Yoga Center. Marietta. stillnessyoga.com/workshops

Yoga with Animals Having baby goats climb and sit around while attending a yoga session makes for a lot of laughs and great pictures. To try goat yoga locally, check out Goat Yoga Milton (lovegoga.com) and Red Wagon Goats (redwagongoats.com/goat-yoga) for schedules. Zoo Atlanta (zooatlanta. org/program/yoga) also hosts yoga sessions right by the flamingo plaza. The program includes animal-inspired yoga poses and information about a Zoo animal from a Zoo Educator.

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Marcus Autism Center

Autism and Early Intervention

Atlanta’s Nationally-Recognized Center for Autism Marcus Autism Center, one of the largest autism centers in the United States, has been serving children and adolescents with autism and related disorders since 1991. It is one of only five National Institute of Health (NIH) Autism Centers of Excellence (ACE). The ACE designation supports research to identify causes and best treatments of autism. In conjunction with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the center treats more than 5,500 children each year, and offers services such as assessment and diagnosis, medical services, severe behavior therapy and a language and learning program. Children will be assessed and diagnosed at the center in two groups: Ages 2 and younger will be tested using the oneday toddler evaluation and ages 3 and older will have a two-day appointment. These involve developmental testing, assessment of social interaction, communication and other objectives. Parents will receive a full report of the findings so they can choose the next step for treatment. Research is an important part of what Marcus Autism Center does, and it seeks participants for its ongoing studies. The center is now enrolling participants in several studies for expectant mothers and newborns, toddlers and school-age children. Check out marcus.org to find out more.

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by Janeen Lewis

hildren with autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, face challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and non-verbal communication. According to the Centers for Disease Control autism affects an estimated 1 in 59 children in the United States, so chances are you know at least one person or family touched by autism. While most children are diagnosed after age 4 research shows that intervention starting at 18 months helps children with autism make significant gains in social skills, communication and even IQ, and there are some therapies that can be used as early as 12 months. Atlanta Parent talked to a parent of a child with autism and a professor who have both seen the hope that lies in early intervention for children on the spectrum. atlantaparent.com

One Mom’s Intuition “When your mom gut tells you something is wrong, you listen,” says Kimberly Dick, Executive Director of Field Development for the Georgia chapter of Autism Speaks. She observed her son Caleb missing developmental milestones when he was a toddler. “He wasn’t making eye contact and wasn’t responding to his name. We thought maybe he was deaf. He was having unusual sensation to stimuli – he would shake his head back and forth really fast.” Although insurance didn’t cover the costly evaluation, Dick took Caleb to a developmental pediatrician. “I decided I’d rather go and pay so that if something really was wrong, we could get him the support and services he needed.” When he was two and a half, Caleb was diagnosed with autism. As Dick helped her son, she advocated for insurance coverage for families of children with autism. She got involved with Autism Speaks, an organization that supports individuals with autism, and now oversees the Georgia Chapter. “Caleb is a great example of early intervention,” Dick says. “After his diagnosis, he received speech and occupational therapy. We tried to help him reach those developmental milestones like his peers.” Today 13-year-old Caleb attends The Community School in Decatur. When he was diagnosed, he spoke very little – “he had one or two words” Dick says. “He is verbal now – very verbal. He communicates his wants and needs, and is continuing his journey in middle school, learning how to navigate his world. Children with autism learn everything in a different way that other kids pick up just from observing.” Cont’d on page 20

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Autism by the Numbers

Number of times boys are more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls.

600 percent The increase in the prevalence of autism in the last 20 years. In 1975, an estimated 1 in 1,500 had autism. In 2014 an estimated 1 in 59 had ASD.

2-18 1 in 59

Number of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder according to the CDC (2018)

$60,000

The percent chance that parents who have a child with ASD have of having a second child who is also affected.

The percentage of children with autism who have IQ scores in the average to above average range.

1/3

of people with autism are nonverbal.

The amount, on average, autism costs parents or caregivers a year until their children are through childhood.

Source: Autism Speaks

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Autism and Early Intervention

Kimberly Dick and son Caleb

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Even if red flags for autism turn out to be nothing, early intervention “absolutely can’t hurt,” Dick says. While children can see great gains with early intervention, Dick explains that there is no cure or recovery for autism, but the symptoms can lessen. And while studies do show that early intervention helps most children make gains, there is a wide range of characteristics on the spectrum. “What we don’t know or understand is that there are families that do receive an early diagnosis that go through early interventions and their children may not speak, but they can communicate using assisted technology.” “I’m so thankful that we received the early intervention,” Dick says. “There are many moments or times we are proud of Caleb or he surprises us. He just had his bar mitzvah, a typical milestone for children that became achievable for him.” “At Cumberland, we study college prep academics or prepare for a vocational career, try a sport or a club for the first time – ever. We learn we’re not so different after all.”

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Before the Diagnosis The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all children receive an autism screening at 18 and 24 months. A widely used screening tool recommended by the AAP is the Modified Checklist of Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT). Dr. Jennifer Stapel-Wax, Associate Professor at Emory University, says this early intervention is key. “There is tremendous hope in treating children early and changing the way their brain is developing in relationship to the autism spectrum disorder,” says Stapel-Wax. Stapel-Wax, who is also the Director of Infant and Toddler Community Outreach Research at Marcus Autism Center, says she has seen children with red flags before 18 months receive intervention that headed off some of the detrimental impacts of autism. atlantaparent.com

“You don’t need to have a diagnosis of autism to be implementing strategies to help,” Stapel-Wax says.” And she says it doesn’t hurt if a screening is positive and then further evaluation shows a child doesn’t have autism. “Even if they end up not having autism those false positives are not false positives for a developmental delay.” Stapel-Wax says all parents can observe their babies and engage in specific relationshipbased activities that help intervene if their children do receive an ASD diagnosis later. She advises parents to look for other kinds of communicative behaviors besides speaking. For example, if a jet flies overhead, “the typical baby will orient to the sound, smile, look at the sky, point to the sky and say ‘gook’. They have given several communicative behaviors all within a few seconds. The only thing you might hear is ‘gook.’” Stapel-Wax says parents should learn what it looks like when neurotypical babies are nine months old and they are playing with others. She recommends the website firstwordsproject. com which has materials like “16 by 16” which stands for 16 gestures by 16 months. The document starts at 9 months, and with checklists and photographs shows parents the communicative gestures babies should be developing up to 16 months. Stapel-Wax also recommends the website autismnavigator.com,

a collection of web-based tools and courses that include video footage of toddlers with autism and caregivers working with them. “Many of these materials are freely available and provide parents with the lens through which to look at their children,” Stapel-Wax says. “This isn’t just good for the 1 in 59 children that have autism, but it’s good for all kids.”

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Tips for the Journey

By 9 months: n Little or no back-and-forth sharing of sounds, smiles or other facial expressions.

If parents do receive a diagnosis of autism, Dick gives some advice she’s learned on her own journey as a parent of a child with autism. First “breathe,” she says. “Someone told me that it’s a marathon, not a sprint. You don’t have to do every therapy at once. Find the ones where you are seeing the biggest benefit and then add others in slowly.” She also recommends keeping a journal. “Write when you have bad days, but also write when you have really good days.” She advises parents to be diligent in their research and make sure it is all scientifically sound. “Be cautious,” she says. “We’re all looking for a miracle.” Finally, she says, find community. “Find your village,” she says. “That’s critical – finding others to commiserate and celebrate with.”

With Early Intervention, children with autism can make great gains throughout life. Know the following “red flags” by age: By 6 months: n Few or no big smiles or engaging expressions n Limited or no eye contact

By 12 months n Little or no babbling, back-and-forth gestures such as pointing, showing, reaching or waving n Little or no response to name By 16 months n Very few or no words By 24 months n Very few or no meaningful, two-word phrases (not including imitating or repeating) Source: Autism Speaks

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BEST THINGS TO DO IN SOUTH FLORIDA WITH KIDS

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Sea animals, beach time, knockout sunsets, fruity drinks, and a relaxed vibe – what could be better? Our family spent a long weekend exploring Fort Lauderdale, the Everglades and Key West. Here are our top kid-friendly things to do in South Florida.

Everglades National Park About an hour from Ft. Lauderdale, there are two entrances to Everglades National Park – both are worth exploring. Stop at Coe Visitor’s Center near the main entrance for maps and information. At the Ahinga Trail near Coe Visitor’s Center, we saw alligators, turtles, birds, grasshoppers and more. Take the pleasant 45 minute drive from the main entrance to see crocodiles and manatees and the amazing view of Florida Bay near Flamingo Visitor’s Center. At the Shark Valley entrance, hop on the tram or rent bicycles to enjoy an observation tower and several hiking trails. See the Everglades via airboat near the Shark Valley entrance as well. Consider one day for the main entrance and one day for Shark Valley. Find schedules and more details at nps.gov/ever.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park in Ft. Lauderdale At Fort Lauderdale’s “Central Park,” take a water taxi on the intracoastal waterway, explore a huge Banyan tree, enjoy two fun playgrounds, rent a kayak, rent bikes, or just take a nature stroll with your kids throughout Birch State Park (floridastateparks.org/HughTaylorBirch). The 2-mile paved loop is perfect for hopping on and off, whether you’re biking or driving through the park.

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Pelican Grand Beach Resort is right on the ocean with excellent amenities and one of the coolest pools our kids have ever experienced. They loved the lazy river, zero-entry pool, and jumping into the deep end. The lazy river even had inner tubes to float around in. Get fine dining on Pelican Grand’s oceanfront porch at OCEAN2000, the onsite restaurant. Grab breakfast or lunch and take in the view. Dinner was perfect as they had a varied kid’s menu. We all enjoyed dining and taking in the sunset over the ocean. There is also an ice cream parlor and necessities shop on site. The rooms are spacious with a trendy, modern update. PURE Spa, on the top floor of the resort, is a great escape with an amazing view of the ocean. Take a break from the kids and get a massage, facial or pedicure. Enjoy a drink or fruitinfused water and relax on the outside patio of the spa. Find more information on the Pelican Grand Resort at pelicanbeach.com. atlantaparent.com

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Stops Along the Florida Keys There are several stops you can make on the way to Key West, including the Dolphin Research Center, Bahia Honda State Park, and John Pennkamp Coral Reef State Park. Our favorite was The Turtle Hospital in Marathon (turtlehospital.org). This nonprofit rescues sea turtles, treats them, and releases them back into the wild. Kids meet many turtles and even get the opportunity to feed them.

Key West with Kids Key West is much more than a party town. It’s fun for families with lots to explore, including The Shipwreck Museum, Custom House Key West, and Fort Zachary Taylor State Park. You can easily swing

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by Sloppy Joe’s, made world-famous by Ernest Hemingway, for a piña colada and keep on moving. I recommend a house tour in the morning while the kids are on their best behavior, and a promise of a Conch Train ride and tour after (conchtourtrain.com). Kids love riding the train, and you and your kids will learn about the history of the town. Visit Ernest Hemingway’s home and learn about his life and writing in the 18th-century home built by a well-to-do marine architect and salvage wrecker. (hemingwayhome.com). At Truman’s Little White House, we learned about why Harry Truman chose Key West as his “home away from home” and about his life and time in the White House (trumanlittlewhitehouse.com).

Ocean Key Resort in Key West A perfect location in Key West, Ocean Key Resort and Spa is adjacent to world-famous Mallory Square. Take in the street performers, buy fun drinks in coconuts, and watch the beautiful Key West sunset. Choose a room with a balcony facing the ocean and take in the view, or just jump in the pool at dusk and catch the sunset. Hot Tin Roof, Ocean Key’s Tennessee Williams themed restaurant, offers top-notch dining with kid-friendly options. From the outdoor covered balcony of the restaurant, we enjoyed the buzz of Old Key West with live music from sunset pier below and ocean views. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in the seafood paella entree and cap off the evening with key lime pie and a mojito. Find more details on both Ocean Key Resort and Hot Tin Roof at oceankey.com. – Laura Powell

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HOW TO PLAN AN “EGG-CEPTIONAL” EGG HUNT

Whatever your kids’ ages, make this year’s hunt extra-fun with these fresh ideas. Bunny Print Hunt For very young children, cut “bunny prints” out of pink paper and make a trail that leads to a series of treats.

Secret Message Hunt Print short messages that instruct the kids to do a task, such as quack like a duck or hop like a bunny. Place the messages inside eggs. After finding ten eggs and doing the tasks, they’re allowed to hunt for their basket. Hand them a message containing the clue they need to find it.

Indoor Hunt with Clues Write out clues that take kids to various locations, where they’ll find the next one. Use at least five clues to lead them to their baskets. This hunt is easy to move indoors if it’s raining.

The Golden Egg Hunt Add an additional treasure to your regular hunt. Purchase a large gold egg and fill it with something special – a gift for the finder, or a treat for the whole family such as a trip to a favorite restaurant, park or movie tickets.

A Puzzling Hunt Purchase a blank jigsaw puzzle at a crafts store. Draw a message for your kids, giving them the information they need to find their basket. Place puzzle pieces in plastic eggs and let the fun begin. When the puzzle is assembled, they follow the clue to their Easter goodies.

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Team Hunt

Place different colors of plastic egg halves together. Each team has a given amount of time to find as many mismatched eggs as they can, then put the correct colors together. Award all team members a small prize for each color-correct egg. The team with the most eggs earns an additional, larger treat. This idea also works well if you’re hosting a neighborhood egg hunt.

DYE THOSE EGGS! There are many options for coloring eggs! Tablet-based kits have been around since the late 1800s – jazz up your method with these ideas:

Glow in the Dark Hunt

Save your egg hunt until it’s dark outside – place glow sticks in larger plastic eggs to create an indoor or outdoor nighttime hunt. You may choose to have the kids find a certain number of glowing eggs to “buy” their basket.

Treasure Hunt

Sketch a map of your house or yard and create a treasure map with clues that lead to the locations of eggs or treats. – Jan Pierce

TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL EASTER EGG HUNT l Mix it Up

Fill plastic eggs with non-candy treats to add variety and limit sugar, such as coins, erasers, finger puppets and other small toys. l Keep it Fair

l Mix your own dyes by combining ½ cup boiling water, 1 teaspoon vinegar

and 10 drops food coloring. Dip eggs for 5 minutes or until the desired shade is reached.

Make sure younger members of the family get a fair chance to find the treasures. Older kids can pair up with younger ones to help. Eggs may also be color-coded by age group.

l Look for natural coloring kits

with plant-based dyes. The eco-eggs Egg Coloring Kit contains three dyes and instructions for creating six colors; at bellalunatoys.com. $10. You can also create vegetable-based dyes at home – visit goodhousekeeping.com for complete directions.

l Create patterns with stickers or rubber bands before dipping eggs in

dye. Remove after eggs dry. l For less mess and foolproof

l Make it Last

Extend the egg-hunting fun by placing Easter baskets in one location. Children have to bring each egg back to the basket before looking for more. l Be Eco-Friendly

colorful stripes, try Egg Mazing’s Egg Decorator. The battery-powered unit spins the egg while kids apply color with markers. Ages 3 and older. At eggmazing.com. $24.99

For a list of egg hunts in your community, go to page 72.

Save plastic eggs to use next year, or check your local crafts store for biodegradable cardboard or compostable plastic eggs.

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Academic Camps Atlanta Center for Creative Inquiry. Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State. Ages 13-18. June 3-14. One-week sessions. 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Students conceive/develop/present architectural solutions to a real world design problem. $150200/week. 678-915-7390. Atlanta Speech School. 3160 Northside Parkway, Atlanta. Ages 5-12. June 10-July 3. One-, two- & four-week camps 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Small group academic camps for children with dyslexia. $210 and up/session. 404-233-5332. Break into Business Camp. Mulitple locations. Ages 9-14. June 3-July 12. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Camps for aspiring entrepreneurs. Launch a real business. $465/week. 404-997-2557.

iFOLIO Digital Portfolio Immersive-College Prep Bootcamp. Georgia Tech. Ages 13-18. June 24-25. Two-day sessions. 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Program includes lectures, sessions with college admissions, immersive work building digital portfolios. $495/session. 470-223-4818. Ivy Bridge Academy Summer Academic Camps. Cumming, Johns Creek and Marietta. Ages 8-18. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Learn leadership and academic achievement. $350 and up/week. 770-712-2485. Jr. MBA Summer Camp. Clark Atlanta University. Ages 11-17. June 3-14. Two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Learn about business with college professors, touring a local business and writing a business plan. $400/session. 404-880-8543. Summer Institute for the Gifted. Emory University. Ages 5- 17. June 16- July 6. Threeweek sessions. 8:45 a.m.- 4 p.m. Academic instruction in over 30 courses and recreational activities. $1345 and up/week. 866-303-4744. Summer University at Kennesaw State University. Kennesaw State University. Ages 5-18. May 28- July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Computer design, LEGO, baking, writing, art and more. $229-$350/week. 470-578-6765.

College Preview Tours. Shorty Howell Park. 2750 Pleasant Hill Rd., Duluth. Ages 14-18. June 10-July 26. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Get insight into higher education. $850 -1,050/week. 404-964-7501.

Swift School Summer Explorations. 300 Grimes Bridge Rd., Roswell. Ages 6-10. July 8 -26. Three-week sessions. 8:15 a.m. -2:30 p.m. Reinforce adacdemic skills, engage in enriching art, drama, STEM and crafts. $1800 and up/ session. 678-205-4988.

Eaton Academy Summer Camp. Eaton Academy. 1000 Old Roswell Lakes Pkwy., Roswell. Ages 8-17. June 17-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Enhance social skills and maintain academic performance. $525/ week. 770-645-2673.

The Tutor Shop BYB Summer Camp (Blast Your Brain). Dolvin Elementary School. 10495 Jones Bridge Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 5-11. June 3-June 28. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A fun, academic based summer camp with degreed teachers. $250/week. 404-610-1531.

Emory National Debate Institute. Georgia State University, High Meadows, Emory University. Ages 9-17. June 10-14, 24-28; July 8-12. Oneand two-week sessions. Times vary. Debate and public speaking for all experience levels. $450850/week. 404-727-7178.

Wealthy Habits. 1200 Ashwood Pkwy. Ages 1119. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Financial literacy summer camps focus on making finance fun. $345/week. 678-218-1299.

Art Camps Abrakadoodle Art Camps. Mulitple locations. Ages 2-12. June 3-Aug. 9 One-week sessions. Times vary. An art camp to bring out your child’s inner Picasso. $235 and up/session. 404-591-5701. All Fired Up. Alpharetta, Atlanta and Marietta. Ages 7 and up. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.; 1-4 p.m. Pottery painting, canvas painting, glass fusing, clay, and mixed media. $160 and up/week. 470-550-7576. Art & Animals All Day Long. TheArtBarn. 208 Roper Rd. Ages 5-11. May 28 -July 13. Oneweek sessions. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Hands-on art & animal activities plus ponies & hayrides. $345/ week. 678-319-0286. Art a la Carte. Art a la Carte Studio. Sandy Springs and Marietta. Ages 6-13. May 27-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m-4 p.m. Fine arts, science and tech camps. $245-290/week. 770-321-4078. Art and Animals All Day Long. The Art Barn 208 Roper Rd., Canton. Ages 5-11. May 28-July 13. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Hands-on art & animal activities plus ponies & hayrides. $345/week. 678-319-0286.

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Art and Animals Camp. Farmhouse in the City. 1094 Green St., Roswell. Ages 5-11. June 3-July 26. Daily and one-week sessions. 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Animals and creative art projects. Different theme each week. $325/week, $65/day. 770-587-3001. Art Camp with Fitness Session. Vinings School of Art. 1675 Cumberland Pkwy., Smyrna. Ages 5-14. April 1-5, May 28-Aug. 16. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Canvas, drawing, mosaics, clay. Separate age groups. Includes Fitness Session. $165-335/week. 678-213-4278. Art Camp. Bubbles and Brushes Art Studio. 1741C Newnan Crossing Bypass. Ages 5-11. June 3 -July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Students will make 3 projects per half-day camp. $180-350/ week. 678-899-7035. Art It Out. East Cobb and Vinings Ages 5-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Includes 30 hours of intensive social skills therapy. Using art, drama, interactive games and creative expression to help children and teens. $950 and up/ session. 770-726-9589. Art Place. 3330 Sandy Plains Rd., Marietta. Ages 4-19. June 3-July 26. Daily, one- and two-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Themed camps featuring visual and performing arts and clay camps plus a new nature art adventure camp at Hyde Farm. $20-250/session. 770-509-2700. Art Station Performance and Arts Camps. 5384 Manor Dr., Stone Mountain. Ages 5-13. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Explore creativity through performing, literary and visual arts. $150-175/session. 770-469-1105. Art Weeks. Abernathy Arts Center. 254 Johnson Ferry Rd. NW, Sandy Springs. Ages 6-15. June 3-28. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; 1:30-4:30 p.m. Mixed media, clay hand building, wheel pottery, cartooning, sculpture and more. $8595/session. 404-613-6172. Artistic Adventures Pottery & Art Camps. 1581 James Burgess Rd., Suwanee. Ages 6-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-noon; 1:304:30 p.m. Use pottery wheel and hand building techniques. Learn drawing, watercolor and acrylics. $155/session. 404-642-6564. Arts Clayton Summer Art Camps. 136 S. Main St., Joneboro. Ages 5-14. June 3-14. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Visual & performing art camp for elementary & middle school students. $200-225/session. 770-473-5775.

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Camp Carlos. Michael C. Carlos Museum. 571 S. Kilgo Circle, Atlanta. Ages 7-17. June 3-Aug.2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Cultural exploration through artistic expression. $205-410/week. 404-727-0519. Chastain Arts Center. 135 W. Wieca Rd., NW. Atlanta. Ages 5-18. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m-2:30 p.m. A different art theme each week.. $250/session. 404-252-2927. Fabricate Studios. 1537-B Howell Mill Rd. Ages 7 and older. June 6-Aug. 2 . One-week sessions. Half-day. Beginner and Intermediate Sewing, Fashion Design, and Photography. $350/week. 404-981-4665. High Museum of Art. 1280 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta. Ages 6-13. June 10-Aug. 2 One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Summer art camp exploring art, getting messy and having a blast. $300-400/week. 404-800-0547.

Bee & Quotes Creative Children Art Studio. 11705 Jones Bridge Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 5-9. May 29 - Aug. 9. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Process mixed media art camp. Join the creativity. $175-275/week. 770-560-0165.

Hudgens Center for Art & Learning. 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy. Bldg 300, Duluth. Ages 5-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.2:30 p.m. Create, draw, imagine and paint. $200-230/week. 770-623-6002.

Brush & Needle Art Summer Camps. Brush & Needle Kids Creative Studio. 2225 Marietta Blvd., NW, Atlanta. Ages 5-12. June 12-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Brush & Needle is a space where creativity meets joy. $250/week. 470-809-4977.

It’s Not Daycare, It’s Clay Camp. Polly on The Avenue. 840-A DeKalb Ave. NE, Atlanta. Ages 4 and older. May 28-Aug.9. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-noon; 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Includes wheel, basic hand-building skills, glazing and preschool camp. $165-365/ session. 404-524-2016.

Bubbles and Brushes Art Studio. Newnan Crossing Bypass, Newnan. Ages 5-12. June 3-July 26. Full- and half-day week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.; 12:30-4 p.m. Ceramics, mixed media, and paintings. $180-350/session. 678-899-7035. Callanwolde Art Camps. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. 980 Briarcliff Rd. NE, Atlanta. Ages 6-16. June 3-Aug. 2. Sessions vary. Full- and half-day. Creative dramatics, painting, writing, photography, dance, music, music recording and more. $75-415/ session. 404-872-5338.

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Johns Creek Arts Center. 6290 Abbotts Bridge Rd., Bldg. 700. Ages 5-17. May 28Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Variety of art, ceramic, digital and more. $180320/week. 770-623-8448. Main Street School of the Arts. 2323 Main St., Tucker. Ages 5-14. May 28-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. Creative multi-themed camp with art, music, crafts and more. $130-260/week. 770-938-7880.

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Museum of Design Atlanta Summer Camp. Mulitple locations. Ages 4-14. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. STEAM-based design thinking camps. $225495/session. 404-979-6455. Roswell Visual Arts Center Camps. Roswell Art Center West. 1355 Woodstock Rd., Roswell. Ages 5-14. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes include youth wheel and clay sculpture, survey of clay, food in art, STEM fundamentals & artist within. $135-300/ session. 770-641-3990. Spruill Arts Summer Camp. 5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd., Dunwoody. Ages 5-14. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Visual arts, performing arts, creative and studio arts. $240-330/session. 770-394-3447. Summer Art Camps. AR Workshop Milton. 12640 Crabapple Rd. Ages 8-16. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and halfday. Creative and crafty summer art camps. $180/session. 770-751-8090. The Camps at St. Martin’s. St. Martin’s Episcopal School. 3110-A Ashford Dunwoody Rd. Ages 4-14. June 3 - Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Campers delve into subjects to learn, create, experiment and explore. $240-450/session. 404-228-0760. The Little House of Art. Atlanta and Chamblee. Ages 4 and older. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. A different theme each week. Princess camp, kiddos comic con, American Girl Doll camp, Pokemon training camp, LEGO and more. $30-60/week. 470-299-8578. Summer Day Camps for the Creative and Curious. Grant Park Academy of the Arts. 486 Park Ave., SE, Atlanta. Ages 5-11. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Music, art, creative writing, and engineering camps. $295-325/week. 404-552-4435.

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Treehouse Kid & Craft Camps. 33 W. Howard Ave., Ste. A, Decatur. Ages 4-6. May 28- Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Creative camps with weekly themes from sewing to magic camp. $170/week. 470-355-8305.

iD Tech Camps. Emory and Georgia Tech University. Ages 7- 18. May 27- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Discover coding, game development, robotics, and design. $799 and up/ week. 844-788-1858.

Vinings School of Art. 1675 Cumberland Pkwy. #102, Smyrna. Ages 5-14 (3 age groups). May 28-Aug. 16. One-week sessions. 7:25 a.m.-6 p.m. Draw, sculpt, clay, canvas, mosaic, one hour daily fitness. $275-335/week. 678-213-4278.

Kids 4 Coding. Mulitple locations. Ages 7-16. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Coding, game development, robotics and more. $309/half-day. 800-484-2664.

Wonder Colors Art Studio. 3461 LawrencevilleSuwanee Rd. Ste. E, Suwanee. Ages 6-12. June 10-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Art and games. $200/session. 770-831-7417.

National Computer Camp. Oglethorpe University. 4484 Peachtree Rd NE. Ages 6-18. July 7-July 26. One- and two-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Game development, coding, stem and more. $975-1250 /week. 203-710-5771.

You Gotta Have Art. Alpharetta International Academy. 4773 Webb Bridge Rd., Alpharetta. Ages 5-12. June 10-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Drawing, painting, pottery and more. $250/session. 470-233-4610.

Start Code Summer Coding Camps. 146 New Street, Decatur. Ages 8-18. June 3- Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Make games, apps and create with technology. $450 and up/week. 404-507-2772.

Zone of Light Studios. 1202 Zonolite Rd., Atlanta. Ages 5-15. May 28-Aug. 9. One-day and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Focus on holistic learning through enrichment in the arts. $650-385/session. 678-948-8059.

STEAM Robotics for Creative Kids by Make 555. 555 Harold Ave NE, Atlanta. Ages 5-12. Jun 10-28. One- and three- week sessions. 9 a.m. -2 p.m. Kids learn how to design, build and program robotic equipments. $285-300/week. 678-7556899.

Computer Camps Buttercup STEAM Camp. Sam Flax Art & Design. 1495 Northside Dr., NW, Atlanta. Ages 8-14. June 10-14, 24 -28. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. STEAM Camp: Robotics, Coding, Creative Makers day camp for girls. $435/week. 404-919-9411. Code Ninjas. Mulitple locations. Ages 7- 14. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day week sessions. Variety of STEM based game building, Minecraft, Roblox and more. $199-299/ session. 770-284-1056.

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STREM HQ Technology Camps. Alpharetta and Cobb County. Ages 6-17. May 28- July 26. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. Java, Python, drones and more. $200 and up/week. 508-5078736. Tech Time Academy. 2310 Marietta Blvd, Marietta. Ages 6- 13. June 17-21, July 8-19. Oneand two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Offering hands on activities in technology & STEM that promote creative thinking. $200 and up/session. 678-485-7941.

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Emagination Tech Camps. Mercer University. Ages 8-17. June 9- July 26. Two- week session. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Create digital art, design video games, build robots. $845 and up/session. 877-248-0206.

Camp Can-I-Cook. Young Chefs Academy Marietta. 2769 Chastain Meadows Pkwy. Ages 5-17. May 28 - July 31. One-week sessions. Half- day. An immersive culinary adventure for the young chefs. $200 /session. 678-540-4806.

Georgia Teach College of Computing Summer Camp. Georgia Tech University. Ages 8-18. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Exposing young minds to the creative side of computing. $450-$800/week. 404-385-4029.

Camp Salud. Whole Foods Market, Alpharetta and Johns Creek. Ages 6-15. June 3- July 26. One-week sessions. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Hands-on cooking camp, including world cuisines. $250/ week. 770-442-3354.

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Atlanta Academy of Ballet & Dance Summer Programs. 2255 McCollum Pkwy., Kennesaw. Ages 3 and older. June 3-July 19. One-day to five-week sessions. Times vary. Ballet, contemporary, modern, jazz, lyrical, pilates and more. $175-800/session. 678-224-8931. Atlanta Ballet’s Summer Programs. Buckhead and Virginia Highlands. Ages 2-17. May 28-July 27. One-week sessions. Times vary. Creative movement, young dancer’s experience, teen ballet, techniques $150-475/session. 404-303-1501. Atlanta Dance and Music Academy. 524 Plasters Ave., Atlanta. Ages 7-11. June 3-July 12. One-and two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Frozen camp, fairytale princess camp, dance and music camp, ballet camp, ballet intensive. $245-700/session. 404-877-0005. Atlanta Dance Central. 920 Woodstock Rd., Roswell. Ages 2.5 and up. June 3-Aug. 7. Oneweek sessions. 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; 4-7 p.m.; 5-8 p.m. Ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, acro, aerial, hip hop, musical theater, and themed camps. $150/session. 770-992-0170. Atlanta Rock ‘N’ Blues Camp. Rehearse Live! Building 2365 Pleasantdale Rd., Atlanta. Ages 11-18. June 10-July 19. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Music students train with blues, jazz and rock musicians. $535/week. 404-202-6044. Atlanta Workshop Players Performing Arts Camp. Acting Studio Alpharetta. 8560 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Alpharetta. Ages 6-18. June 24-July 20. One-and two-week sessions. Times vary. On-camera acting, improv, musical theatre, film, cirque arts, commercial acting and more. $250 and up/session. 770-998-8111. Bach to Rock Camp. Alpharetta. Ages 3-18 May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Music camp with rock, glee club and studio demoing. $200 and up/session. 470-375-3960. Ballethnic Academy of Dance. 2587 Cheney St., East Point. Ages 5-21. June 3-July 19. Two- and four-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Ballet, pointe, pas de deux, partnering, tap, jazz, modern, African. $150-750/session. 404-762-1416. Beginner Performance Camp. School of Rock East Cobb. 2469 E. Piedmont Rd., Marietta. Ages 7-17. June 3-July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Play guitar, bass, keyboard, drums or vocals with the band. One session is geared toward beginners. $399/session. 770-579-0400.

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British Academy of Performing Arts. 2550 Sandy Plains Rd., Marietta. Ages 3-16. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and halfday. Dance and acting camps. Themed skill camps. End of camp performances on Friday. $180-275/session. 770-578-8272.

Music Matters ROCK BAND Summer Camp. 631 N Main St., Alpharetta. Ages 9-17. June 11-29. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Hands-on activities for guitarists, bassists, drummers and vocalists include stage performance, effects training and solo technique. Concludes with performance on Fridays at 6 p.m. $399/session. 770-619-3456.

Chambers Performing Arts Summer Camps, Classes and Workshops. Johns Creek and Suwanee. Ages 3-18. June 11-July 20. Oneand four-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Hip hop, ballet, vocal and acting workshops available for all ages/experience levels. $229450/week. 770-845-6087.

Once Upon a Ballet & Musical Theater Center. Brookhaven, Dunwoody, East Cobb and Kennesaw. Ages 2-9. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Ballet, jazz, tap, musical theater in a variety of class themes. $135-275/ session. 404-964-0529.

Choreographer’s Lab & Showcase. ALL STARS Performing Arts Academy. 5700 Cumming Hwy. Sugar Hill. Ages 3-18. June 3-June 14. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Developing aspiring choreographers and dancers. $200-400/session. 678-400-0091. Community Music Centers of Atlanta. Mulitple locations. Ages 5-18. May 28-Aug. 5. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Themed camps for grades K-5; performance workshops. $195-360/week. 404-614-0466. Dance Studio 33. 186 Rio Cir, Decatur. Ages 4-13. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-noon, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly themes, ballet, hip hop and more. $199/week. 678-830-6511. Eclectic Music Summer Camp. Inman Park. 1015 Edgewood Ave., Atlanta. Ages 3-12. May 28-Aug. 2. Daily and weekly sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Specialty camps feature instruments, singing, pop, rock, musical theatre, folk music and more. $55-315/session. 404-537-1382.

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School of Rock. Mulitple locations. Ages 3-18. May 29-July 28 One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Music camps for musicians of all skill levels. $240-450/ session. 866-695-5515

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The Georgia Ballet. 1255 Field Pkwy., Marietta. Ages 3 and older. June 3-July 12. One-day and one-week sessions. Times vary. Ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, modern, dance history, nutrition, intermediate/advanced programs. $66-250/week. 770-528-0881. Moving in the Spirit. J.D. Sims Recreation Center. 544 Angier Ave. NE, Atlanta. Ages 8-13. July 22-Aug. 22. Two-week session. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Modern dance and hip-hop, field trips and performances. $250/session. 404-624-5295.

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Sinfo-Nia Youth Orchestra Summer Academy. First Congregational Church Commons. 105 Courtland St. NE, Atlanta. Ages 7-18. June 10-21. Two-week session. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Quality instruction on violin, viola, cello and double bass. Performance tour to Jamaica. $380/session. 404-328-0840. Summer Performance and Education Camp. Aim Studios. McDonough. Ages 4-15. May 29-July 27. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Summer performance, dance and education camp with vocals and English. $100/week. 404-668-2217. Summer Camps. TLC Dance Studio. 4705 Ecton Dr., Marietta. Ages 2-12. June 3-July 22. One- day to oneweek sessions. 9 a.m. -12 p.m. or 6 p.m. -8 p.m. Princess, unicorn, theatre, hip hop and tumbling camps and classes. $39-199/session. 770-590-4234.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Tayo Reed’s Performing Arts Center. 6703 Shannon Pkwy., Union City. Ages 3-15. May 28-Aug. 2. One- and two-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Dance, music, drama , voice, tumbling and more. $250-300/session. 770-774-4299.

Drama Camps Act 3 Arts Academy. Act 3 Playhouse. 6285-R Roswell Rd., Sandy Springs. Ages 5-18. May 28July 19. Two-week sessions. Times vary. Offers three individual theater workshops. Auditions required. $300-400/session. 770-241-1905. The Actor’s Scene Summer Camps. 4484 Commerce Dr., Buford. Ages 4-18. June 10-July 19. One- and two-week sessions. Full and halfday. Various acting camps. $129-499/session. 770-904-6646. Alliance Theatre Summer Day Drama Camps. Mulitple locations. Ages 3-18. June 3-Aug. 2. One- and two-week sessions. Times vary. Work as an ensemble to create, rehearse and present short productions. $150-750/session. 404-733-4700.

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Artist Spotlight. Gwinnett and College Park. Ages 8-14. June-July. One-week sessions. Times vary. Screenwriting, make-up & costume, directing and music scoring. $175-289/session. 404-561-4692. Artz for the Harp. Cobb County, Fulton County and Atlanta. Ages 6-12. June 1-July 28. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Drama, technology, dance art, games crafts and field trips. $265/session. 678-902-2789. Atlanta Children’s Theatre. Atlanta, Buckhead, Decatur and Vinings. Ages 6-15. June 3-Aug. 2. One- and two-week sessions. Times vary. Fun and popular musical theatre camps. $285-350/ session 404-550-1600. Camp Aurora. Aurora Theatre. 128 East Pike St., Lawrenceville. Ages 6-18. June 3-July 19. One-, two- and three-week sessions. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Intro to theatre through stories, singing, puppets and games. $300-625/ session. 678-226-6222. Camp Broadway Mainstage. Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University. 80 Forsyth St. NW, Atlanta. Ages 10-17. June 3-7. One-week session. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Develop confidence, character and presentation skills with the help of Broadway professionals. All experience levels welcome. $595-645/session. 212-575-2150. Camp Catapult. Catapult Acting Studios. 1934 Cliff Valley Way, NE. Ages 6-12. June 3-28. Three- day to oneweek sessions. Times vary. Sketch comedy, stunt action camp, audition gauntlet, 3-day intensive, camp imagine. $249695/week. 404-500-7897.

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Christian Youth Theater (CYT) Atlanta. Milton, Johns Creek and Peachtree Corners. Ages 4-18. July 8-20. One- and two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Musical theater day camps with end of camp performance. $195-395/session. 678-296-6098. Dad’s Garage Theatre Youth and Teen Summer Camp. 569 Ezzard St., Atlanta. Ages 6-12. June 3-28. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Fri. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Campers play & learn a variety of theatre/improv skills. $250-275/week. 404-523-3141.

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Elm Street Theatre Summer Camps. Elm Street Cultural Arts Village. 8534 Main St., Woodstock. Ages 5-14. June 10-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Acting, singing, dancing, theatre games, and more. Show included. $249-279/week. 678-494-4251. Forefront Arts Performance Camp. Mulitple locations. Ages 3-18. June 3- Aug. 9. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Perform in Yellow Brick Road, Hamilton Revue, Once Upon a Time and more. $129-279/session. 770-864-3316. Georgia Ensemble Theatre Performing Arts Camp. Three locations. Ages 5-18. June 3-July 26. Two-day, one- and two-week sessions. Times vary. Acting, improv, puppetry, dance, voice, creative drama, musical theatre, visual arts and movement. $200 and up/session. 770-641-1260. Kids Acting Camp. The Watson Academy. 3367 W. Hospital Ave. Ages 5-14. June 3- 7. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Kids will learn Acting and Film Making. $100/week. 404-447-7440. Kids World Performing Arts. House of Restoration, 9594 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro. Ages 5-12. May 27-June 29. Five- week sessions. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Performing arts summer camp. We except CAPS. $115-150/week. 404-482-3705. Lionheart Drama Camps. Lionheart Theatre. 10 College St., Norcross. Ages 5-18. June 3-28. One-week sessions. Times vary. Drama basics and fun. Musical theatre, improv, skits and more. $100-250/week. 404-314-0668. M.Z. Stageworks. Buckhead. Ages 6-16. June 3-29. One- and two-week sessions. 9 a.m.3:30 p.m. Explore acting, singing, dancing, scene writing, improvisation and more. In-class performance at the end of each week. $365650/session. 404-444-3208. Mashup Musical Madness & Improv and Sketch Fest. Mount Pisgah UMC Campus. 2850 Old Alabama Rd. Ages 5-18. July 1-3, 8 - 12. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sketch comedy, devised performance art, and pop-culture musical. $200-375/session. 770-641-1260. Orbit Arts Academy. 650 Mt. Vernon Hwy. NE, Sandy Springs. Ages 5-18. June 10-July 20. One- and two-week sessions. Times vary. Junior musical theatre, performing arts. $2491149/session. 770-693-3641. RYT Summer Performance Camp Roswell Physical Activity Center. 10495 Woodstock Rd., Roswell. Ages 9-17. July 15-26. Two- week session. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Rehearse during the week with performance at the end of the week. Auditions required. $600-900/session. 770-641-3987. Shakespeare Superheroes Day Camp. Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse. Decatur and Midtown. Ages 4-13. May 28-July 26. One- and two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Creative play, acting, movement, stage combat and musical theatre. Final performance on the Tavern’s professional stage. $265-575/two-week session. 404-874-5299. Sketchworks Comedy Summer Camp. Sketchworks Comedy Theatre. 349 Decatur St., Atlanta. Ages 8-14. June 10-July 19. Two- week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Learn how to create a sketch comedy. $700/session. 678-888-1611.

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Summer Music Theatre Camp. The Grand Theatre. 7 N. Wall St., Cartersville. Ages 8-18. June 3-July 7-26. One-, two- and threeweek sessions. Times vary. Voice, acting and dance, with a final performance. $175375/session. 770-386-7343.

Way2Perform Camp. Campbell High School. 5265 Ward St. SE, Smyrna. Ages 8-14. June 4-15; July 9-20. Two-week sessions. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. All inclusive music and acting camp. $359/ session. 678-524-9616. Whole World Theatre Summer Improv Camp. 1216 Spring St. NW, Atlanta. Ages 8-17. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Improv and games. Show or performance every Friday. $295-325/week. 404-817-7529.

SummerStage at The Outfit. Theatrical Outfit at the Balzer Theater at Herren’s. 84 Luckie St. NW, Atlanta. Ages 8-15. June 10-21; July 1-27. Two- and four-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Learn the basics of theatre and perform in one of two productions. $650-1200/session. 678-528-1500.

Youth Creates Summer Theatre. 7 Stages Theatre. 1105 Euclid Ave., Atlanta. Ages 12-18. June 24-July 28. Five-week session. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Playwriting and design to create an original production. $1200/session. 404-523-7647.

Suwanee Academy of the Arts. 341 Main St., Suwanee. Ages 3-13. June 3-28. One-week sessions. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Singing and dancing to creating costumes and painting sets. $189-299/week. 678-482-6333. Synchronicity’s Playmaking for Kids Summer Camp. Atlanta Montessori International School. 1970 Cliff Valley Way, NE Atlanta. Ages 6-12. June 24 - 28 & July 22 - 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Write a play, culminating in performance. $300/week. 404-484-8636. Theatre du Reve. The Lovett School. 4075 Paces Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta. Ages 7-15. June 10-15, 17-22. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Auditions are on a Monday morning and camp concludes with 2 performances on Saturday. $375-400/ week. 404-875-3829.

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Adventure Camp at Historic Banning Mills. 205 Horseshoe Dam Rd., Whitesburg. Ages 816. June 17-July 19. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Adventure and nature camp. $295-$395/week. 770-834-9149.

Triple Threat Rock N’ Roll Musicals. Oglethorpe University. 4484 Peachtree Rd., NE. Ages 7-18. June 17 - 28. Two- week session. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Storytelling through dance and rock n’ roll music. $575-1275/session. 770-6411260.

Summer at Carrington Academy. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. May 28- July 26. Oneweek sessions. 6:30 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. Arts and crafts, computer lab, water park, sports fitness and field trips. $175-225/week. Alpharetta, Braselton, Cumming, Suwanee. 844-826-3425.

Ultimate Acting Bootcamp. Roswell Cultural Arts Center. 950 Forrest St. Ages 7-13. June 3- 14. One- and two-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Acting, singing, dancing, and more. $200-350/week. 770-641-1260.

Atlanta Academy Day Camps. 2000 Holcomb Woods Pkwy., Roswell. Ages 3-14. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Offerings include drones, woodworking, drama, STEAM and more. $200-$380/week. 678-461-6102.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Atlanta Botanical Garden. 1345 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta. Ages 4-10. June 3- July 26. One-week sessions. Half days. Celebrate the imagination in the garden with art and creative play. $259 and up/week. 404-876-5859. Atlanta History Center: Summer Writing Camps. Margaret Mitchell House. 979 Crescent Ave. NE, Atlanta. Ages 9-14. June 3-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 9:30 a.m. -5 p.m. Weekly themes exploring writing, journaling, interactives, and more. $325-375/week. 404-814-4018. Atlanta International School. 2890 North Fulton Dr., Atlanta. Ages 4-17. June 10-Aug. 2. Oneand two- week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Offering French, German, Mandarin, Spanish, ESL, Arabic, Greek, Filmmaking, Stardust, Arts and more. $350-400/session. 404-841-3840. Atlanta Montessori International School. 1970 Cliff Valley Way NE, Atlanta. Ages 3-13. June 3July 26. One-week sessions. 8:15 a.m.-5:30 p.m. STEM, Spanish immersion to Irish dancing. $245$385/week. 404-325-6777. Barrington Academy. 810 Flatrock Rd., Stockbridge. Ages 5-12. May 28- Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 6 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. Field trips, arts, science, swimming and more. $125-$140/week. 770-474-0772. Camp Explorations. Buckhead, Wildwood, Atlantic Station, Glenlake, Atlanta. Ages 3-12. June 3-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. Times vary. Flexible scheduling and convenient hours. $175 and up/week. brighthorizons.com/atlantasummer.

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Camp @ the Wood. The Wood Acres School. 1772 Johnson Ferry Rd. Ages 3-9. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. $175-195/week. 770-971-1880. Camp Faith. Faith Lutheran Church and School. 2111 Lower Roswell Rd. Ages 2-12. May 29-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly camp with “Around the World” themes. $185-235/week. 770-973-8921. Camp Scene Environmental Adventures. 743 East College Ave., Decatur. Ages 5-13. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Field trips, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, and more. $320 and up/session. 404502-3196. Camp Serenbe. 10950 Hutcheson Ferry Rd. Palmetto. Ages 3-12. June 3-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Outdoor camp with animals, hiking, swimming, games and crafts. $200-$395/week. 770-463-2610. Camp Unite. Dunwoody Baptist Church. 1445 Mt. Vernon Rd., Dunwoody. Ages 2-6. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sports, veggie tales, camping and more. $125-$220/week. 770-280-1220. Camp Village. Two Atlanta locations. Ages 5-18. June 3-July 13. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Taekwondo, dance, music, math, swimming, fashion, sports, field trips, art and crafts plus Jr. Apprentice Program. $175/week. 404-349-0122.

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Camp Warrior King. 3716 E. Main St., College Park. Ages 5-15. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7 a.m. -6:30 p.m. Youth development camp. $120/ week. 678-408-2053. Camp Westminister Day Trek. 2412 Rockaway Road, Conyers. Ages 6-16. June 3-July 26. One- and two-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. Horseback riding, nature exploration, arts, soccer, swimming and Christian values. $270-$595/week. 770-483-2225.

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770-346-8878 | A5volleyball.com/volleyperformance.com Teaching life lessons through the sport of volleyball, Atlanta-based A5 Volleyball Club is the second-ranked club in the U.S. Each year, they have more than 1,000 players and send 50-60 seniors to play in college yearly. A5 and its training arm, Volleyperformance, offer camps and clinics for both new and experienced players, ages 8-18. Grow your camper’s game this summer, with their highly qualified coaching staff and dedication to teaching the fundamentals of volleyball to all age groups.

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Get an academic boost this summer, while also gaining self-esteem, confidence and social skills. Receive academic tutoring in small groups in the areas of math, reading and written expression. Multisensory techniques are individualized for each student’s needs. Campers will explore the wooded campus of The Bedford School, and participate in recreational activities on the Challenge Course, the soccer field, the gym and the outdoor pool. Two-to-four week sessions for grades 1-9. June 17-28 and July 1-12.

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CircusCamp.org | Five Locations All skill levels are welcome! Ages 5 to teens. INTERACTIVE: Your children participate in real circus activities – Trapeze, tightrope, juggling, magic, even throw a pie in a clowns face! ENTERTAINING: Everyday there’s a live show by circus professionals to entertain and inspire your children. PERFORMANCE: Campers choose what they want to perform and work together to create their own live circus show… and you’re invited! 2 Atlanta Parent

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CLUB SCIKIDZ SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CAMPS 678-294-9504 | clubscikidz.com | 7 metro Atlanta locations

Club SciKidz offers, exciting camps in science and technology children and teen’s ages 4-15. For 18 years, Club Scikidz has been providing an opportunity for young people to see how science works in the real world. Every child is a scientist at Club Scikidz. Children create of a multitude of take-away projects in each camp. The goal is for kids to have fun and get excited about science. Camp days are Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm. Pre and Post camp hours are available.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Camp Whitefield. 1 Whitefield Dr., Smyrna. Ages 2-18. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Arts, academic, athletic specialty camps and day camps. $175-350/session. 678-770-3236. Cliff Valley School. 2426 Clairmont Rd., Atlanta. Ages 3-13. June 10-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. $250/week. 678-302-1302. Community Christian School Summer Camp. 2001 Jodeco Rd., Stockbridge. Ages 3-18. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. Weekly themes, field trips and more. $185/week. 678-432-0191. Country Brook Montessori School. 2175 N. Norcross-Tucker Rd., Norcross. Ages 2-8. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Weekly themed in-house field trips, Montessori lessons, outdoor fun and more. $250/week. 770-446-2397. Covered Bridge Montessori School. 488 Hurt Rd., Smyrna. Ages 2-9. May 28July 26. Two- week session. 8:30 a.m. -3 p.m. Weekly themed in-house field trips, Montessori lessons, outdoor fun and more. $250/week. 770-801-8292. Crème de la Crème. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. May 28- July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes, art, sports, computers and more. $305-335/ week. Multiple locations. cremedelacreme.com.

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Day School of Sandy Springs. 301 Johnson Ferry Rd., Sandy Springs. Ages 1-6. June 3- June 28. Oneweek sessions. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Weekly themes, sports, cooking and gardening. $45-195/session. 404-252-3950.

Discovery Day Camp. Camp Gideon. 3545 Walden Ln., Acworth. Ages 5-11. June 10- 28. One- and two-week sessions. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Outdoor camp activities such as crafts, music, canoeing, rock wall and more. $175/week. 770-974-7744.

Camp Ruach. Congregation Etz Chaim. 1190 Indian Hills Pkwy., Marietta. Ages 18 mo. and walking-5 yrs. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Weekly themes with traditional day camp activities. $90-260/week. 770-977-3384.

Discovery Point Summer Camp. Mulitple locations. Ages 5-12. May 27-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Literature-based theme units, STEAM activities and local field trips. $140-180/week. 770-622-2112 ext. 123.

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Spotlight on DAY CAMPS COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTERS OF ATLANTA 404-614-0466 | CMCAtlanta.com | Four Locations

Themed camps for grades K-5 in Decatur, Dunwoody, Little 5 Points and Brookhaven. Camps focus on musical styles, genres or instruments to ensure the camper’s genuine interests will be met. Summer Performance Workshops for grades 6-8 and 9-12 include classical, jazz, rock, country, folk, and/or hip hop music played with peers and professional faculty. Workshops include private lessons, group classes and rehearsals, which culminate in Student Showcase performances at Atlanta Music High School.

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404-537-1382 | eclecticmusicatlanta.com/summer Led by some of Atlanta’s finest musicians and teaching artists, Eclectic Music camps are routinely a top pick for Atlanta Parent families. Kids, from pre-k to rising grade six, get creative playing new instruments, singing, dancing, and diving into the world of music with activities like designing their own band tees and creating their own music videos! One of Atlanta’s most creative, fun, and nurturing camp programs, Eclectic Music camps are top-notch, year after year.

Atlanta Parent’s CAMP PREVIEW FOREFRONT ARTS DRAMA CAMPS

770-864-3316 | ForefrontArts.com | 12 Locations Unlock your child’s talent this summer at Drama Camp! Ages 3-18 will sing, dance, act, and create each day – while also boosting confidence and creativity, skill-building in problem solving, collaboration, and empathy, and rehearsing for the big show! Learn from professional theatre instructors! Camp themes include Musical Theatre Camps: “Jolly Holiday with Mary”, “Yellow Brick Road”, “Once Upon a Time”, “Pirates & Fairies”; Acting/Improv Camps: “Action Adventure Acting Camp”, “Improv & Sketch Comedy”; and Teen/Advanced Camps: “Hamilton Revued”, “Broadway NOW”. 2 Atlanta Parent

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770-993-7975 | highmeadowscamp.org A relaxed and caring atmosphere set on 40 acres of farm and woodland in Roswell. Children ages 4 -13 have opportunities for self-discovery through age-appropriate activities directed at personal improvement, environmental awareness, and noncompetitive achievement. Activities include archery, animal encounters, woodworking, canoeing, crafts, swimming, drama, nature and sports. Providing outstanding traditional outdoor experiences enriching lives in a caring, nurturing, child-centered setting, since 1973. 2 Atlanta Parent atlantaparent.com

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Eastminster Presbyterian Summer Camp. Eastminster Presbyterian Church. 5801 Hugh Howell Rd., Stone Mtn. Ages 4-12. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Faithbased summer camp, weekly field trips; lunch included. $200/week. 770-469-9489. Elachee Nature Science Center. 2125 Elachee Dr., Gainesville. Ages 3-13. May 28-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Traditional day camp activities and environmental education. $140-$170/week. 770-535-3322. Frog Hollow Summer Camp. 1225 E. Beechwood Dr. NW, Atlanta. Ages 5-10. June 3-Aug. 9. Two-week sessions. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Rope swing, zip line, swimming, drama, cooking and art. $500/session. 404-233-1691. Fulton County 4-H Day Camp. 130 West Paces Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta. Ages 10-18. May 27-July 19. Times vary. $365-455/session. 404-814-4099. Galloway g360 Summer Camp. 215 Wieuca Rd. NW, Atlanta. Ages 3-18. May 28-Aug 9. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Over 40 camps to choose. Sports, art, drama, computer and more. $170-$395/week. 404-252-8389. Gem City Summer Camp. Custer Park Sports & Fitness Center. 545 Kenneth E. Marcus Way, Marietta. Ages 6-12. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Active play, healthy snacks and creativity during arts/crafts sessions. $75-100/session. 770-794-5630. Girl Scouts Day Camps. Camp Timber Ridge. 5540 N. Allen Rd. SE, Mableton. Ages 5-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 7:45 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Swimming, arts, nature games and outdoor skills. Open to all girls. $240-425/session. 770702-9140. Global Youth Leadership & ELL Global Village. Brandon Hall School. 1701 Brandon Hall Dr. Ages 10-18. June 16-July 27. Three- week sessions. Global youth leadership and English language learners. $2,000-3,500/session. 770-394-8177. The Goddard Schools. Mulitple locations. Ages 6 wks.-8. yrs. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Science, technology, arts and more. $225 and up/session. goddardschool.com Greater Atlanta Christian Schools Summer Camp. 1575 Indian Trail-Lilburn Rd., Norcross. Ages 5-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. 30+ specialty camps with weekly field trips. $150-$380/week. 770-243-2275. Grow Day Camps. Mulitple locations. Ages 5-11. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Grow spiritually, socially and individually. Form faith and friendships. $145/week. 706-864-6181. Haverty Hollow Preschool Camp. Garden Hills Recreation Center. 335 Pinetree Dr., NE. Atlanta. Ages 3-5. June 3-Aug. 9. One- week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-1.30 p.m. Campers choose from four activities periods, just bring lunch. $190/session. 404-2333-1691. High Meadows Summer Day Camp. 1055 Willeo Rd., Roswell. Ages 4-14. June 3-21, June 24-July 12, July 15-Aug. 2. Three-week sessions. 9:15 a.m.- 4 p.m. Outdoor activities directed at self improvement, environmental awareness, and non competitive achievement. $975- $1290/ session. 770-993-7975.

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404-698-1134 | inthecitycamps.org Sports, water play, arts & crafts, music, weekly field trips, cooking, and more – In the City Camps’ progressive programming allows campers to choose their own daily activities. With three Atlanta locations, our campers form strong connections to each other, role-model counselors, the Jewish community, and Israel. Join us as we revolutionize Jewish Day Camping by building a community of strong, independent and creative children. Sign up at inthecitycamps.org

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kidsrkidsatlanta.com Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academies of Atlanta are excited to launch a new twist on camp where kids are redefining summer and turning ordinary days into the extraordinary! Just as fragments inside a kaleidoscope fuse together to captivate us with a new perspective, Kaleidoscope 360° will spin this summer into a unique dimension of discovery, fun, and friendships. We have plenty of exciting activities and field trips planned for children ages 5 to 12 years old. Register your child for summer camp today!

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770-992-2055 x 222 | chattnaturecenter.org Get the kids outside this summer at Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Camp Kingfisher. Nestled just north of Atlanta, they utilize 127 acres of woodlands, three ponds, and the Chattahoochee River to provide campers with a unique summer experience. Camps include hikes, animal encounters, science exploration activities, canoeing, swimming and more. Rising K-7th graders are invited to on-site sessions, rising 8th and 9th graders can travel off-site, and half-day programs for 4-year-olds. May 28-Aug. 2. Conveniently located in Roswell. 2 Atlanta Parent

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A week-long STEM based aviation camp for students in rising 4th through 6th grades. Students will be exposed to careers in aviation through several field trips, component testing and assembly. The camp concludes with a team build-off, in which students will be challenged to build and fly an aircraft of their own design. Engineers from Lockheed Martin Aviation will mentor the teams. Activities will be held in the state-of the-art facilities at Fernbank Science Center and taught by expert instructors. Registration Deadline - May 31 atlantaparent.com 2 Atlanta Parent

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School Bear Camps. 805 Mount Vernon Highway, NW, Atlanta. Ages 5-18. May 28-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Extensive programming in academics, athletics, STEAM and fine arts. $160-435/week. 404-303-2150. Holy Spirit Preparatory Summer Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 2-18. June 3- July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. STEAM, academic, athletic and creative arts. $150-$320/week. 678-904-2811. In the City Jewish Day Camp. Intown, Johns Creek and Sandy Springs. Ages 5-14. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sports, cooking, crafts, drama, Israeli culture and field trips. $200-$410/week. 404-698-1134. Inman Park Cooperative Preschool Summer Camp. 760 Edgewood Ave. NE, Atlanta. Ages 2-5. June 3-Aug. 2. Three-, four-, Five-day sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Animals, art, tinkering and water. $130-$225/ session. 404-898-0438. Intown Jewish Preschool Summer Camp. 604 Cooledge Ave., Atlanta. Ages 12 mo.-6 yrs. June 3-July 26. Four-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. $528-$1400/session. 404-898-0438. Josh Powell Summer Camp. 5242 Wade Green Rd., Acworth. Ages 5-8. May 28-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. Bus 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Car 9:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. Classic outdoor summer camp. $325-$385/week. 678-369-0780. Jr. Zookeeper Day Camp. North Georgia Zoo & Farm. 2912 Paradise Valley Rd., Cleveland. Ages 8 and older. July 22-27. Three- and fourday sessions. Full- and half-day. Pony rides, enrichment crafts, petting zoo, bottle feeding baby animals and more. $50-325/session. 706-348-7279. Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academies. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. May-Aug. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Computers, crafts, sports, themed activities, field trips and more. $199 and up/session. kidsrkids.com.

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KinderCare Summer. KinderCare Learning Centers. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. MayAug. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Weekly themes, sports, drama, art and more. $150 and up/week. kindercare.com/summer.

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Kreative Kidz Youth Enrichment. 4910 Jonesboro Road, Ste. 402, Union City. Ages 5-14. May 28-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Enrichment and STEM activities along with weekly field trips. $80-100/week. 770-306-0020. La Petite Academy Summer Camp. Mulitple locations. Ages 5-12. May- Aug. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Outdoor adventure, field trips, sports and more. $130 and up/week. 877-861-5078. Lovett Summer Programs. 4075 Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta. Ages 4-14. May 28-July 26. Oneand two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sports, art, specialty and academic camps. $375$699/session. 404-262-3032. LukeCamp Summer Adventure Camp 2019. 1093 West Ave. SW, Atlanta. Ages 7-14. May 28-Aug. 3. One-week sessions. 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Adventure summer day camp. $135/ session. 678-754-7700.

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Spotlight on DAY CAMPS MOVING IN THE SPIRIT

404-624-5295 | movinginthespirit.org Moving in the Spirit’s Summer Dance Camp, for ages 8-14, combines dance instruction with creative youth development and adventurous field trips. The two-week program provides a warm environment where campers can study dance technique, develop life skills and increase confidence. Committed to personalized attention, our teachers nurture creativity within each camper and serve as role models. At the end of camp, students perform a special show for the community. July 22 - Aug. 2, 2019.

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SAFARI CAMP AT ZOO ATLANTA

404-624-5822 | zooatlanta.org/camp Safari Camp is a great opportunity to engage young explorers in the wild world around them and begin their journey of conservation stewardship. Each session, campers engage in different handson STEAM-based projects and explore how to make a difference for wildlife. Campers have fun while appreciating and respecting nature during spring, summer and winter breaks, or one of our many School’s Out Sessions. Campers ages 4-14 are welcome. Activities are age and grade-appropriate, and Zoo exploration themes change weekly for an always-fresh experience.

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404-349-0122 | campvillage.com It takes a village to raise a child and a community to provide a great summer. Camp Village’s mission is to inspire children to change the world with the assistance of more than 60 community partners. Activities include: arts, basketball, chess, etiquette, fashion, gardening, golf, gymnastics, horseback riding, Jr. Apprenticeship Program, math, music, public speaking, robotics, rocket building, science, soccer, Spanish, swimming, tennis, yoga, weekly field trips and more. One-week camp sessions, June 3-July 13 for ages 5-18.

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678-948-8059 | zoneoﬂightstudio.com The studio offers the most unique and memorable art programs in the southeast! Their eleven weeks of Summer Programs are for those who love to be creative, make friends and have fun! This year, they’ve added something new: every Friday they’ll have special guests: Chinese jugglers, stilt walkers, live animals, puppet shows, guest artists and more! Programs are for ages 5-15, from 8am-5pm daily, with Extended Care available. Conveniently located near Emory/Morningside. 2 Atlanta Parent atlantaparent.com

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Magnolia Farm Day Camp. 14325 Birmingham Hwy., Alpharetta. Ages 5-13. June 3 -July 12. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m. Art, animals, archery, horseback riding and more. $254-$344/session. 770-337-4785.

Montessori of Vickery. 6285 Post Rd., Cumming. Ages 3-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes, STEM, arts, games, cooking and more. $260 and up/session. 770-777-9131.

Marist School Summer Camps. 3790 Ashford Dunwoody Rd., NE. Ages 5-17. June 3-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m -5 p.m. Sports, STEAM, music, SAT/ACT prep, college essay start-up and more. $175-385/session. 770-457-7201.

Morningside Presbyterian Preschool Summer Camp. 1411 N. Morningside Dr., Atlanta. Ages 2-5. June 3-Aug. 2. Three- five days and oneweek sessions. Half days. Art, playtime, singing, stories and playground time. $135-$175/week. 404-876-7396.

McGinnis Woods Country Day School. 530 Faircroft Dr., Alpharetta. Ages 4-13. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Weekly themes, STEM, arts and crafts, weekly field trips. $225/week. 770-664-7764. Midtown International School Summer Camp. 1575 Sheridan Rd., Atlanta. Ages 5-16. June 1-July 19. Oneweek sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes, STEAM activities, visual arts, coding, theatre, writing and more. $395/week. 404-542-7003.

North Cobb Christian School Summer Camps. 4500 Eagle Dr., Kennesaw. Ages 3-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Sports, fine arts and academics. $100-$425/week. 770-975-0252. Open Arms. 4000 Roswell Road NE, Atlanta. Ages 5-10. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.6:30 p.m. Weekly themes, nature, sports, field trips and more. $225/week. 404-256-1330. Pace Academy Summer Program. 966 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta. Ages 5-18. June 3-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. Times vary. Sports, specialty and academic themes. $150-795/session. 404-256-9130.

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MJCCA Day Camp. Dunwoody, Intown and East Cobb. Ages 4-15. May 28- Aug. 2. One- and multiweek sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Performing arts, sports, teen, traditional camp. $240-495/week. 678-812-4004.

The Paideia School Summer Camp. 1509 S. Ponce De Leon Ave., Atlanta. Ages 3-14. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Arts, sports, games and outings. $100-$330/week. 404-377-3491.

Pinecrest Academy. 955 Peachtree Pkwy., Cumming. Ages 5-17. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Weekly themes, sports, archery, music and more. $125 and up/ session. 770-888-4477.

Montessori Academy of Sharon Springs. 2830 Old Atlanta Rd., Cumming. Ages 3-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Weekly themes, STEM, arts and crafts, music and more. $240 and up/ week. 770--205-6277.

PAWS Atlanta PALS Summer Camps for Animal Loving Kids. 5287 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ages 8-13. June and July. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Experience our shelter pets. $250/week. 770-593-1155.

Primrose Schools Summer Adventure Club. Multiple locations. Ages 4-12. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Weekly field trips, special guest visitors, and splash day. $200 and up/week. primroseschools.com

Mill Springs Academy. 13660 New Providence Rd., Alpharetta. Ages 6-14. May 28- July 19. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Weekly sports camps and academic programs. $250 and up/week. 678-893-7791.

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Sandy Springs UMC Summer Camp. 86 Mt. Vernon Rd., Sandy Springs. Ages 5-10. June 3Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Weekly themes, games, creative play, nature walks and more. $100/ half day, $200/full day. 404-255-1181. Scholars Summer Camp. Peachtree Park Prep. 9670 Ventana Way, Johns Creek. Ages 5-11. May 24-Aug. 12. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. International travel-themed camp with 2-3 weekly field trips. $430-600/month. 770-497-6680. Second-Ponce Early Childhood School. 2715 Peachtree Rd. NE, Atlanta. Ages 1.5-6 yrs. June 3- 28. Days or one-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Themed camps with outdoor play and popsicles. $80-$185/days or week 404-591-4376. Shallowford School Summer Fun Camp. 2375 Shallowford Rd. NE, Atlanta. Ages 2-11. June 10-14, 24-28 and July 8-12. One-week sessions. Half-days. Experiments, gardening, STEM projects, art, music, cooking and more. $150/ week. 404-321-3061. SMART Girls Summer Camp. Atlanta Girls’ School. 3254 Northside Pkwy. NW, Atlanta. Ages 6-15. June 17-July 19. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. All-girls classes in STEAM and more. $425-475/week. 404-604-2852. Solid Rock Academy. 6390 Church St., Riverdale. Ages 4-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Summer camp with academic focused field trips. $75-125/week. 770-997-9744. St. Benedict’s Episcopal Day School. 2160 Cooper Lake Rd., Smyrna. Ages 3-13. May 28Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Educational camps include art, sports and more. $175 and up/week. 678-279-4300. The Camp at St. Martin’s. St. Martin’s Episcopal School. 3110-A Ashford Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta. Ages 4 -14. June 3-28, July 8-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Day and specialty camps, STEAM, sports, arts, technology, and academic. $150-450/week. 404-228-0760. St. Timothy Summer Day Camp. 5365 Memorial Dr., Stone Mountain. Ages 6 mo.-13 yrs. May 28- July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly themes, arts, crafts, sports, academic activites and more. $115-$135/week. 404-297-8913. Steve and Kate’s Camp. The Galloway School. 215 W. Wieca Rd., Atlanta. Ages 4-13. June 3-Aug. 2. Days or one-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Weekly themes from water play to coding. $85 and up/session. 404-220-7211. The Sunshine House’s Quest Summer Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 4-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes sports, coding, movies and more. $200 and up/ session. sunshinehouse.com/summer.

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Summer Camp at Apostles Learning Center. 6025 Glenridge Dr. NE, Atlanta. Ages 4-9. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Dance, arts, sports, music and more. $295/ week. 404-256-3091.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Summer Safari Camp, Zoo Atlanta. 800 Cherokee Ave.,SW, Atlanta. Ages 4-14. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly themes, games, crafts and hands on learning about animals. $140-$375/week. 404-624-9453. Temple Beth Tikvah of Roswell ECEC Camp. 9955 Coleman Rd., Roswell. Ages 2-5. May 28 - July 26. One- and four- week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Fun, creative, outside and water play, crafts, songs and Shabbat. $105-238/ week. 770-642-4168. Waldorf School of Atlanta Summer Camp. Decatur Campus. 827 Kirk Rd. Ages 2-13. June 10-Aug. 16. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Weekly themes, knitting, outdoor adventure, yoga and more. $200-300/week. 404-377-1315. Walker Summer Programs. 700 Cobb Parkway North, Marietta. Ages 3-18. June 3-July 26. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. An extensive selection of academic, athletic, and artistic opportunities. $150-750/week. 770-427-2689. Wesleyan Summer Camp. 5405 Spalding Dr. Ages 4-14. June 3-July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Camps are offered in sports, arts, enrichment and academics. $175-300/week. 678-223-2178. Westminster Summer Camps. 1424 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta. Ages 3-18. June 3-July 15. One-, two-,and three-week sessions. Times vary. Summer day camp, sports camps, and specialty camps. $250-500/session. 404-367-7868. Woodward Academy. College Park and Johns Creek. Ages 5-18. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Technology, arts and crafts, sports, outdoor activities and more. $200-400/week. 404-765-4401. Wylde Center Summer Camp. 435 Oakview Rd., Decatur. Ages 5-9. June 3-28. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -2 p.m. Explore Oakhurst Garden, planting crops, arts and crafts. $175$250/week. 404-371-1920.

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Since 1981 Squirrel Hollow Camp, located on the beautiful 47-acre campus of The Bedford School in Fairburn serves children with academic needs, ADD or learning differences.

 Squirrel Hollow accepts students in grades 1-9  There is a 3:1 student/staff ratio  Academics: Reading & Decoding, Math, Auditory Discrimination, Writing Skills and Reading Comprehension  Recreational: swimming, Challenge Course elements and various games and activities Contact Dr. Betsy Box

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American Girl and Boy Summer Camp. Heritage Sandy Springs Museum and Park. 6075 Sandy Springs Circle. Ages 6-11. June-July. Three day -one-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Explore history through games, simulations, performances, crafts and activities. $300/week. 404-851-1749. Atlanta History Center: Summer History Camps. 130 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW, Atlanta. Ages 6-11. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. History, hands-on activities, crafts, historic simulations and more. $250-300/ week. 404-814-4018. Bartow History Museum. E. Church St., Cartersville. Ages 5-10. June 3-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Superhero, pirate, myths & monsters, cotillion party and Christmas in July camps. $25-100/session. 770-382-3818 ext 6288. Bulloch Hall Camps. 180 Bulloch Ave., Roswell. Ages 7-12. July 8- 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Camp rough rider, theater camp and southern trilogy camp. $94-$250/ session. 770-992-1731.

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Camp Flashback. Donaldson-Bannister Farm. 4831 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. Ages 7-12. June 17-July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m -3 p.m. Fun on the farm, close to home. $235/week. 770-668-0401. Camp Yesteryear. Smith Plantation home. Ages 7-11. June 15- 19. One-week sessions. 10 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. Farm life, native American crafts, nature walks, soap making and more. $350/week. 770-641-3978.

Horse Camps Ellenwood Equestrian Center. 500 Clark Drive, Ages 5 and older. May 28 Aug. 16. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Horse care and riding, swimming, arts and crafts, rock climbing. $250/ week. 404-317-2670. Go With It Farm. 10275 Jones Bridge Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 5 and older. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Riding, horse activities, nature walks, Friday pizza party. $375/ week. 404-538-5113. Linda’s Riding School Camp. 3475 Daniel’s Bridge Rd., Conyers. Ages 6-18. June 3-7. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Beginner to advanced hunt seat and western. $350 and up/ week. 770-922-0184. WildeWood Farm Summer Camp. 5150 Oak Grove Circle, Cumming. Ages 5-16. June-July. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Hands-on camp from the ground up. $400/week. 770-843-2478. Willow South Riding School. 5295 Morton Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 6-12. May 20-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Beginning and intermediate horse riding and care. $375/week. 678-521-8869.

Language Camps Brilliant Bilingual Spanish Immersion Camp. 4100 King Springs Rd. SE, Smyrna. Ages 5-12. July 8-19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Virtual reality trips abroad, nature quest and art extravaganza themes. $225-330/week. 470-499-4440. Language Camp. Little Linguists International Preschool. East Point and Decatur. Ages 6-12. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.3 p.m. Language immersion with hands on activities. $150-300/week. 404-768-2111.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Maylan International Academy’s Mandarin Immersion Summer Camp. 3039 Briarcliff Road, Atlanta. Ages 6-12. June 3 Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Full immersion. $300/session. 404-448-1818. The Spanish Academy. Buckhead, East Cobb, Emory, Suwanee. Ages 2-8. June 3-Aug. 2. Two-, three-day and one-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Total immersion. $85-$200/session. 770-751-3646. Tabula Rasa. The Language Academy. Sandy Springs and Lawrenceville. Ages 3-12. June 3-July 26. Two- and four-week sessions Fulland half-day. Learn the culture and language of different countries. $650-$1400/session. 404-409-0827.

Nature Camps Camp Autrey Mill. 9770 Autrey Mill Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 4-13. May 28-Aug. 15. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Safely explore the natural environment. $220-250/ week. 678-366-3511. Camp Elachee. Elachee Nature Science Center. 2125 Elachee Dr., Gainesville. Ages 3-18. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Environmental education day camps. $160-170/week. 770-535-1976. Camp Kingfisher. Chattahoochee Nature Center. 9135 Willeo Rd., Roswell. Ages 4-15. May 28-Aug. 2. One- and two-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Swimming, canoeing, hiking animal encounters and more. $220 and up/session. 770-992-2055.

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Dunwoody Nature Center. Dunwoody Nature Center and Island Ford. 5343 Roberts Dr., Dunwoody. Ages 4-12. May 28-Aug. 16. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. Environmental education and outdoor activities with art, crafts and music. $260 and up/week. 770-394-3322. EnviroVentures Day Camp at Piedmont Park. 1071 Piedmont Ave., NE, Atlanta. Ages 5-13. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Park exploration, daily swimming, environmental education. $285/week. 404 875-7275 ext. 326. Jr. Zookeeper Day Camp. North Georgia Zoo & Farm. 2912 Paradise Valley Rd., Cleveland. Ages 8 and older. July 22-27. Three- and fourday sessions. Full- and half-day. Pony rides, enrichment crafts, petting zoo, bottle feeding baby animals and more. $50-325/session. 706-348-7279. Summer Safari Camp, Zoo Atlanta. 800 Cherokee Ave.,SW, Atlanta. Ages 4-14. May 28Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly themes, games, crafts and hands on learning about animals. $140-$375/week. 404-624-9453.

Parks and Recreation Camps Alpharetta Recreation and Parks Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 3-17. June 3Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Weekly themes, sports, babystiting, arts and more. $55250/session. 678-297-6100 Camp Best Friends. City of Atlanta Recreation Centers. Ages 5-18. June 1- July 24. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Educational trips, games, sports, arts and crafts. $35-$110/week. 404-546-6881.

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Camp Chamblee Day Camp. 3496 Keswick Dr., Chamblee. Ages 6-12. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Field trips, pool days, crafts and games. $120-$150/week. 770-986-5016 Cherokee County Adventures Express Summer Camp. 7545 Main St.,Woodstock. Ages 5-12. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Field trips, arts, crafts and sports. $150/ week. 770-924-7768 City of Decatur Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 5-17. June 3- July 26. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Sports camps, art and crafts and more. Cost varies. 404-377-0494.

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City of Sandy Springs Recreation and Parks. Multiple locations. Ages 3-14. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Sports, nature discovery, drama and more. $100-$215/week. 770730-5600. Cobb County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs. Multiple locations. Ages 6-15. May 28- July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Arts, drama, sports and more. $125/week. 770-730-5600. Fast Pitch Softball Camp. Roswell Area Park. 10495 Woodstock Rd. Ages 7-12. July 15-July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m-12 p.m. Come advance your softball skills through hitting, fielding, and pitching. $70-105/session. 770-817-6670. Forsyth County Parks and Recreation Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 3-18 May- July. One-week sessions. Times vary. Recreation day camp, sports camps, specialty and more. $50-300/ week. 770-781-2215. Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 5-13. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Art, sports, swimming, dance, games and more. $126 and up/ week. 770-822-8840. Kennesaw All-Star Summer Day Camp. 2753 Watts Dr., Kennesaw. Ages 5-12. May 28- July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Weekly themes, zoo, sports, mad science and more. $115 and up/ week. 770-422-9714. Peachtree City Parks and Recreation. 202 Field House Dr., Peachtree City. Ages 6-18. May 28Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Weekly themes, field trips, art, adventure and more. $165 and up/week. 770-631-2525. Roswell Recreation and Parks Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 2-18. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Arts, technology, sports, adventure and more. $42-$540/session. 770-641-3705.

Science/STEM Camps BioIgnite Summer Camp. Emory University. 1946 Starvine Way, Decatur. Ages 10-14. June 17-19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. BioEngineering Immersion, Healthcare Careers. Alpharetta, Dunwoody, and Emory. $500-550/week. 404-9135648. Builder Bunch Summer Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 6-12. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Guided LEGO brick play with opportunites to earn badges. $179-229/session. 855-694-4327. Camp Invention. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. June 3-July 20. One-week sessions. Times vary. Hands on STEM activities. $30/250/session. 800-968-4332. Centennial Aviation Flight Camp. 1951 Airport Rd., Atlanta. Ages 12-17. June 3- July 24. Three-day sessions. 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Real flights, air traffic control, airport maintenance. $299/session. 678-6869086. Club Scikidz Summer Camps. 4616 Roswell Rd., Marietta. Ages 4-15. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Full- and half- day. 52 different computer, LEGO, robotics, science and space camps to choose from. $285-325/week. 678493-5651. EAA 690 Aviation Summer Camp. Lawrenceville Airport. 690 Airport Rd., Ages 12-18. June 1014. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Hands-on activities for ages 12-15 and flight instruction for ages 16-18. $300-375/week. 770-630-8567.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 East Atlanta Kids Club Sci-Tech Fun and Fitness. 602 Brownwood Ave., SE., Atlanta. Ages 7-14. June 11-July 13. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Coding, robotics, sports, art, weekly field trips and more. $150/ week. 404-627-8050. Engineering for Kids Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 4-14. June 11-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. STEM camps, build rockets and rollercoasters, and more. $230-330/session. 770-648-5437. Fernbank Museum Summer Camp. Fernbank Museum. 767 Clifton Rd., NE, Atlanta. Ages 5-12. June 3- July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Explore the scientific world through hands-on experiences. $300-350/session. 404-929-6300. High Touch High Tech, Inc. Roswell, Vinings, Morningside, Decatur, Lawrenceville, Cumming, Marietta, Dunwoody. Ages 5-12. June 3- Aug. 9. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Hands on, project-based activities. $260/week. 770-667-9443. Imagine That and Future Tech. Multiple locations. Ages 5-14. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Exciting science, coding, robotics, 3D printing, drones, sewing and more. $245-300/week. 770-455-1980.

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Lockheed Martin Aviation Camp. Fernbank Museum. Ages 9-12. June 17- 28. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Practice and history of flight. $200/ week. 678-874-7102. Play-Well TEKnologies STEM Summer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. June 3- Aug. 9. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. Play-Well camps use LEGO-inspired engineering to teach kids STEM concepts. $200 - 375/week. 404-630-8608.

Robotic Explorers. 715 Hembree Place, Roswell. Ages 6-13. June 11-29. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Machine design lab, robotic programming and more. $300/session. 770-772-6622. The Science of Fun STEM Camp. 146 New St., Decatur. Ages 5-11. June 3-July 21. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Weekly-themed STEM activities. $299/week. 404-969-2161. STEAM Camp. Still Waters International Academy. Norcross. Ages 4-14. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Weekly STEAM based themes and field trips. $170/week. 770-499-4125, ext. 303.

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The STEAM Club. Marietta, Sandy Springs, Kennesaw. Ages 6-13. May 28July 26. One-week session. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekly themes, engineering, robotics, chemistry and more. $199 and up/ session. 770-321-4078. STEAM Extravaganza. Victory World Christian School. 5905 Brook Hollow Pkwy., Norcross. Ages 5 -14. June 3-July 25. One-week sessions. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Select your choice of weekly fun-filled STEAM sessions. $120-175/week. 678-684-2030.

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STEM/Robotics Technology Camps. St. James Methodist Church. 3000 Web Bridge Road, Alpharetta. Ages 5-15. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Technology camps to learn and have fun this summer. $225299/week. 770-757-3641. The STEM Hangar Summer Camps. 120 Arnold Mill Park Woodstock. Ages 6-12. June 3-July 22. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. STEM themed camps. $185-285/week. 678-304-0088. Youth Technology Learning Center. Chandler Academy. 13580 Hopewell Rd., Alpharetta. Ages 3-14. May 28-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.4 p.m. STEM, Robotics, Video Game Design, Coding, Digital Animation, MineCraft, Drones. $175-300/week. 678-517-3500.

Special Needs Camps Art It Out. East Cobb and Vinings Ages 5-18. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Includes 30 hours of intensive social skills therapy. Using art, drama, interactive games and creative expression. $950 and up/session. 770-726-9589. Awesome Adventures@Benjamin Academy. 1535 Pennsylvania Ave. McDonough. Ages 6-17. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Special needs camp for kids with HF Autism, ADHD, communication disorders. $250/week. 678-583-3400.

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FOCUS Summer Day Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 5-21. May 28-July 12. One-week session. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Camp Hollywood and Camp Team, crafts, cooking, books, science, recreation and music. $175-200/week. 770-234-9111. Inneractions Therapy Services. Johns Creek and Marietta. Ages 5-17. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Art, games, teamwork challenges and discussions to develop social skills and create positive interactions. $875/week 770-726-9624

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Lekotek Summer Computer Camp. 1955 Cliff Valley Way, Atlanta. Ages 4-11. July 15-25. Fourday sessions. Full- and half-day. Campers with physical, cognitive and/or sensory disabilities learn alongside siblings and peers to play using adaptive and innovative technology. $100/ session. 404-633-3430. MDE School. 1517 Johnson Ferry Rd., Marietta. Ages 5-12. May 28-July 12. One-week session. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Reinforce academic skills, language groups, sensory and fine motor groups and promote social skills. $400/week. 770-971-4633.

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Peotsi Day Camp. Northwest Unitarian Church, 1025 Mt. Vernon Hwy. NW, Atlanta. Ages 5-13. June 10-July 26. One-week session. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. PE-based program for kids receiving O.T. due to sensory integration issues. Asperger’s, ADHD and HFA. Hiking, art therapy, bicycling, music and drama. $700/week. 770-393-3939.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 The Schenck School. 282 Mt. Paran Rd. NW, Atlanta. Ages 5-14. June 3-28. One- to four-week sessions. Half-days. Basic reading and writing remediation, creative writing and math skills. $235-2400/session. 404-252-2591. Sensory Affective Play Camp. 2877 Cressington Bend NW, Kennesaw. Ages 5-10. June 10-13 , June 24-27. Four-day sessions. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Theme-based social skills and sensory enriched program. Sensory-motor gym, social skill games, handwriting, drama and crafts. $375/week. 770-499-1950. Social Skills Today. Lawrenceville, Cumming and Roswell. Ages 4 and up. June 3-July 26. One-week session. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Social skills programs for youth and adults with communication, sensory integration, social interaction, and behavioral needs. $325-350/ week. 678-640-2489. Squirrel Hollow Camp. The Bedford School. 5665 Milam Rd., Fairburn. Ages 6-14. June 17July 12. Two-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. An academic boost in the summer. Includes reading, math, writing skills, swimming and challenge course. $1,300/session. 770-774-8001. Summer Intensive Therapy Camp. Christy Kennedy OT, 234 E. Parkwood Rd., Decatur. Ages 4-9. June 10-21. One-week session. 9 a.m.-noon. Increase social interaction, self-esteem, selfawareness. $930/week. 404-378-5734.

Sports Camps 4 Day Skills Camp. Atlanta Extreme Volleyball Club. 811 Brogdon Rd., Suwanee. Ages 6-16. June 10- June 13. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Skills Session. $60-200/session. 404-775-5005. A5 Volleyball Club. Multiple locations. Ages 5 and older. June 3-Aug. 2. Three-day sessions. Times vary. Camps and clinics for beginners to advanced players. $75-350/session. 770-346-8876. Adrenaline Climbing Camps. 460 Brogdon Rd., Suwanne. Ages 7-13. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Climbing and field trips. $200-$250/week. 770-271-1390.

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AFC Lightning May Development Camp. Peachtree City Athletic Complex. 1125 Highway 74 S. Peachtree City. Ages 6 -14. May 20-23. One-week sessions. 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. $85/week. 859-992-6521. Agnes Scott Summer Sports Camp. 141 East College Ave., Atlanta. Ages 7-14. May 30-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Weekly themed sports camps. $150-285/session. 404-471-6046. Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 5-13. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Major League experience with curriculum tailored to the age/ability. $465/ session. 404-682-0709. Atlanta Junior Rowing Association. 245 Azalea Dr. Roswell. Ages 12-18. June 3-July 26. Oneand two-week sessions. Times vary. Learn-ToRow camps and camps for experiences rowers. $150 and up/week. 770-835-5769. Atlanta School of Gymnastics. 3345 Montreal Station, Tucker. Ages 4-12. May-Aug. One-day and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Games, arts and crafts, gymnastics fun, tumble track, swimming, basketball and more. $50-230/ session. 770-938-1212.

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Atlanta Volleyball Academy. 811 Brogden Rd., Suwanee. Ages 6-18. June-Aug. Sessions vary. Times vary. Various camps to improve athletes skill level from beginner to advanced. $55-200/ session. 404-775-5005. Briarlake Baptist Church Sports Camp. 3715 Lavista Rd., Decatur. Ages 5-11. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Baseball, soccer, basketball, tennis, golf and more. $110-150/ session. 404-325-4214. Bryant Camps Total Tennis. 26 Eagle Row, Atlanta. Ages 5-14. May 28-June 14. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. A tennis specialty camp plus swimming. $175-335/session. 404-727-6389. Buckhead Gymnastics Summer Camp. 2351 Adams Dr., Atlanta. Ages 4-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-noon. Gymnastics training on all events, games and creative crafts. $225/week. 404-367-4414. Camp All-American. 9500 Medlock Bridge Rd., Johns Creek. Ages 5-17. May 28-Aug. 2. Oneweek sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4:20 p.m. Focus on teamwork, adventure and leadership. $249/week. 678-405-2266. Camp H2O. Atlanta Swim Academy. 732 Johnson Ferry Rd. Ages 4-12. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Swimming, activities, crafts, and fun. $325/week. 770-973-3120. Camp LakePoint. 163 LakePoint Parkway, Emerson. Ages 5-14. June 3-July 26. One- to seven-week sessions. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Stay active, be creative, and unplug from the digital world. $195/week. 404-263-0445. Camp Starlite. 55 Thomas Grace Annex, Sharpsburg. Ages 5-14. June 4-29, July 23-27. One-week sessions. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Skating, laser tag, playground, water activities. $135/week. 770-252-9500. Challenger Sports Soccer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 2-16. May 28- Aug. 16. One-week sessions. Times vary. All ages and abilities. British soccer coaches. $90-250/week. 678-540-1585. Emory Sports Fitness Camps. 26 Eagle Row, Atlanta. Ages 5-12. June 3-21. One-, twoand three-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Basketball, gymnastics, track and field, soccer and recreational swimming. $140 and up/session. 404-727-9114.

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FC Barcelona Soccer Camps. 3200 Atlanta Silverbacks Way, Atlanta. Ages 6-14. July 8-12. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Players are grouped by skill level. $499/session. 954-510-3344. Georgia All-Stars Gymnastics. 105 Arnold Mill Rd., Woodstock. Ages 4-12. May 28-July 26. Oneday and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Gymnastics, arts and crafts, games. $30-200/ session. 770-516-2654. Georgia Tech Sports Camps. Georgia Tech Campus, Atlanta. Ages 5-18. June-July. One- to four-day sessions. Full- and half-day. Tennis, softball, volleyball, basketball, baseball, football, golf and cheerleading. $40-361/session. 404-840-3451. Gym South Gymnastics, Tumbling, Ninja and Dance. 400 Pavilion Pkwy. Fayetteville. Ages 5-12. May 28-Aug. 2. One-, three-, and five-day sessions. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Gymnastics, tumbling, Ninja, dance. $50/day-$169-174/week. 770-461-5528. Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta. 2995 Cobb Pkwy. NW, Kennesaw. Ages 5 and up. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fitness, sportsmanship, challenge and skill development. $175/week. 770-975-8337. Gymnastics Camp. Airborne Gymnastics Club USA. 2473 Riverdale Rd., College Park. Ages 5-13. June 3- Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Gymnastics, games, crafts and water play. $155/week. 470-635-1456. Harrison Tennis Center Camps. 2653 Shallowford Rd., Marietta. Ages 4-17. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Summer junior tennis camps for beginner through intermediate player. $90180/week. 770-591-3151. Hi-Five Sports Zone @ North Point Mall. 1000 North Point Cir., Alpharetta. Ages 5-12. June 3-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $325/ session. 844-397-2255.

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i9 Sports Multi-Sports Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 5-12. June 10-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Multi-sport camp offering flag football, basketball, soccer, kickball and more. $180-2,250/session. i9sports.com. Intown Stars Gymnastics. 349 Decatur St., Atlanta and 2935 North Decatur Rd., Decatur. Ages 4-12. May 28-July 26. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Gymnastics, creative free play, and outdoor fun. $225-350/session. 404-330-8988. Jr. Hawks Summer Basketball Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 8-16. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $200/week. 404-878-3187. Jump Start Gym. 5920 Roswell Rd., Sandy Springs. Ages 3-13. May 28-Aug. 30. One-week sessions. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ball sports, vault, bars, beam, floor, arts and crafts, and group games. $260/week. 404-252-5867. Kids in Sports Summer Camp. D-BAT Perimeter. 3039 Amwiler Rd., Atlanta. Ages 5 and older. May 23-Aug. 12. One- to five-day sessions. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. $45-180/session. 678-404-0785. Kidz Tennis. Multiple locations. Ages 5-11. June 3-June 28. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. USTA coach teaches tennis. Also offering golf camps and general sports camps. $220 and up/ session. 404-549-9710.

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Summer Day Camps 2O19 Lu Harris - Champer Georgia Softball Camp. University of Georgia. 2330 South Milledge Ave., Athens. Ages 6-18. June 9-19. Four- day sessions. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Be trained just like the student-athletes. $450-550/session. 706-425-3350. Mind Body Sports Summer Camp. Woodstock, Mableton, Marietta, Dunwoody, Peachtree City. Ages 5-12. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Soccer, basketball, football, hockey, karate, dance, tumbling, education, science, field-trips. $159-219/week. 470-795-8311. Nellya Fencers. 1530 Carroll Dr. NW, Atlanta. Ages 6-14. May 27-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. Co-ed Fencing Instruction. Equipment provided. $225/session. 404-603-3600.

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June 10-21 • Ages 7-18

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NYO Sports Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 5-14. June 3-July 21. One-week sessions. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Weekly themes, basketball, cheerleading, football, baseball and tennis. $185/session. 404-213-1178. Peachtree Presbyterian Church Camps. 3434 Roswell Rd. NW, Atlanta. Ages 3-12. May 20-Aug. 23. One-day and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Gymnastics,cheer, golf, tumbling and more.$60-265/session. 404-842-5852. Peter Howell Tennis Camp. Oglethorpe University. 4484 Peachtree Rd., NE. Ages 7-16. June 3-July 19. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.4 p.m. Coed; grouped by skill level. Lunch included. $370/week. 678-644-9263. Premier Fencing Alliance. 819 Pickens Industrial Dr., Marietta. Ages 7-18. June 10-July 19. Oneweek sessions. Full- and half-day. Beginneradvanced fencing, games and crafts. Gear provided. $195-295/session. 404-537-2142. Rising Stars Basketball Camp. 3180 Peachtree Rd., NE., Atlanta. Ages 5-14. May 29-July 21. One-week sessions. 830 a.m.-4 p.m. Basketball fun and fundamentals for boys and girls. $200275/week. 864-325-9552. Roswell Boys and Girls Lacrosse Camp. Roswell Area Park. 10495 Woodstock Rd., Roswell. Ages 6-13. July 8-12. One-week sessions. Half days. Fun beginner to intermediate. $98-147/session. 770-569-9746. Saint Andrew Rowing Club Camps. 675 Riverside Rd., Roswell. Ages 12-18. June 11-July 28. One- and two-week sessions. Times vary. Intro to rowing 2.5 hour day camp and all day-all week rowing camps. $160-300/session. 770-676-2739. SeaVentures H20 Zone Camp. 2880 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Alpharetta. Ages 5-12. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Swimming, movies, arts and crafts, water-themed activities, plus daily swim. $236-295/session. 770-992-3772. Silverbacks Indoor Summer Camp. 4285 Brogdon Exchange, Suwanee. Ages 5-13. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Multi-sport activities. Field trips included. $175/week. 678-714-7454. Sky Zone’s Summer Sky Camps. Newnan, Roswell and Suwanee. Ages 5-13. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Open trampoline jumping on Sky Zone Courts, 3D dodgeball, age-appropriate SkyFitness, games and activities. $249/session. 678-745-9900.

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Stone Mountain Junior Golf Camp. 1145 Stonewall Jackson Dr., Stone Mountain. Ages 7-16. June 25- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Fulland half-day. Designed for all ages and abilities. $295-495/session. 678-637-2802. Stone Summit Climbing Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 6-14. June 3-Aug. 9. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Learn to do roped climbing, bouldering and speed climbing. $260$320/week. 678-720-9882. Summer Fencing Camp. Pope H.S. & Dunwoody H.S. Marietta and Dunwoody. Ages 11-17. June 3-7 and 24-27. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Experienced fencers improve technique, beginners learn a fun, new sport $250/session. 404-213-7517. Summer Junior Golf Camp. Cobblestone Golf Club, Acworth. Ages 5-13. June 11-July 26. Four-day sessions. Half day. Includes golf fundamentals, motor/sports skills for coordination, agility, balance, skills challenges and contests. $199/session. 678-361-0269. Suwanee Sports Academy - MySport Camps. Ages 5-11. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Variety of sports and activities in an airconditioned facility. $125-250/session. 770-614-6686. Tavani Soccer Camps. Multiple locations. Ages 4-15. June 17-July 19. One-week sessions. Times vary. Personal player evaluation. Experienced and beginner players. $80-325/week. 770-396-8258. Terminus Adventure Camp. Cartersville. Ages 7-14. May 28- July 27. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Learn to wakeboard, stand-up paddle board, kayak. $350/week. 470-315-0155. TGA Premier Sports. Multiple locations. Ages 5-16. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. Golf, tennis, cheerleading, flag football, lacrosse and ultimate frisbee. $150-385/week. 404-855-1090. Top Notch Gymnastics Camp. Ages 3-13. May 28- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Gymnastics, weekly theme games and crafts. $125-165/session. 770-766-4675. Top of the Key. Multiple locations. Ages 5-14. June 3- Aug. 2. One-day and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Basketball camps run by Olympian Debbie Miller. $55-199/session. 770-465-1502. Trinity School Summer Camp. Buckhead. Ages 4-12. June 3- Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Times vary. From LEGOS to lacrosse, pool activities, coding, STEAM challenges and more. $300-350/ week. 404-231-8117. Ultimate Kids’ Camp. Midtown Athletic Club.135 Interstate N. Pkwy., NW, Atlanta. Ages 3-14. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Rock wall climbing, gym games, basketball, swimming, tennis and more. $112-240/session. 770-953-1100. Universal Tennis Academy. Multiple locations. Ages 4-18. May 28- Aug. 9. One-week sessions. Times vary. Tennis drills, instruction and theme activities. $110-500/session. 404-497-0680. Wakeboard and Surf Camp. Lake Lanier. Ages 6-14. June 25-29; July 9-13. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. $750 and up/week. 404-913-4619. Way2Play Camp. 5265 Ward St. SE, Smyrna. Ages 5-13. June 3-July 19. One-week sessions. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mix of activities and academics. $225/week. 678-524-9616.

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World of Gymnastics and Cheer. 104 Victoria North Ct., Woodstock. Ages 3-14. May 28-July 26. Two- and four-day and one-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Gymnastics and preschool camps. $35-245/session. 770-516-6898. XL Sports World Camps. 1245 Oakley Industrial Blvd., Fairburn. Ages 4-14. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. Full- and half-day. Technical training, fun games, scrimmages, game analysis. $50-200/week. 770-357-2670.

Theme Camps Akrosphere Circus Arts Camp. 390 Winkler Drive, Alpharetta. Ages 5-14. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Feel the joy of aerial silks, trapeze, lyra and more. $249/ week. 256-568-8420. Animal Planet Summer Camp. North Metro Gymnastics Center. 109 Smokehill Lane, Woodstock. Ages 3-12. June 3-July 26. Oneweek sessions. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. or 3 p.m. Weekly animal themes with gymnastic activities. $140 -250/week. 770-384-8058.

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Camp Flix. Emory and Oglethorpe Universities. Atlanta. Ages 7-17. June 10-14, July 8-26. Oneand two-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Learn about filmmaking from experts and make a short film. $425-750/week. 404-863-6778. Circus Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 5 and up. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. Times vary. Trapeze, juggling, clowning, magic, unicycling and miming. Performance each Friday. $275 and up/week. 404-370-0001. Easy Going Sewing Camp. Multiple locations. Ages 8 and up. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Make many items to use and wear. Materials and equipment provided. $379/week. 404-914-0618. Fashion Workshops Camp. 6670 James B. Rivers Memorial Dr., Stone Mountain. Ages 8-16. June 24-28, July 8-12. One-week session. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Learn about original fashion design and sewing. $375/session. 404-453-1365. Georgia Aquarium Camp H20. 225 Baker St., Atlanta. Ages 4-12. June 3-July 26. One-week sessions. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Animal encounters, behind the scenes tours, interactive activities. $325 and up/week. 404-581-4000.

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Y-Camps YMCA. Half and full-day camps for ages 5-15 at 23 local YMCAs and camps. May 28-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Weekly themes, field trips, arts, crafts, cooking and more. $95-345/session. Age groups and pricing vary by location. ymcaatlanta.org/ summer-camp. YWCA of Greater Atlanta. 957 North Highland Ave., Atlanta. Ages 5-12. June 3-Aug. 2. One-week sessions. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Fun and interactive camp that provides hands on activities. $175/week. 404-892-3476.

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Disney On Ice “100 Years of Magic!”

Infinite Energy Center / April 25-28 Join Mickey and Minnie Mouse on a walk down Disney memory lane with Donald Duck, Goofy and Disney princesses. See Anna, Elsa and Olaf, and sing to more than 30 Disney songs from “Finding Dory,” “The Lion King,” “Toy Story” and more. 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Duluth. 770-626-2464. See infiniteenergycenter.com for showtimes and tickets.

Harold and the Purple Crayon

Center for Puppetry Arts / April 2-May 26 A curious young boy has the power to create anything he can imagine, simply by drawing it with his purple crayon. From enchanted gardens to a circus and wild ride to the moon, see where Harold and his crayon can take you. See website for showtimes. Ages 4 and older. 1404 Spring St. NW at 18th, Atlanta. 404-873-3391. $25. puppet.org

Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre / April 3 This immersive experience invites you to jump in and explore unknown ocean depths where prehistoric marine reptiles lived eons ago – and maybe live still today through puppets and visual effects. 11 a.m. 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy., Atlanta. 770-916-2800. $15. cobbenergycentre.com

Sheep to Shawl

Atlanta History Center / April 6 Learn about the process of cloth making from shearing to dyeing, spinning and weaving the wool. Open-hearth cooking, blacksmithing and candle making demonstrations, plus petting zoo, train rides and storytelling. 10:30-4:30 p.m. 130 West Paces Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta. 404-814-4000. Included with admission: Adults, $21.50; ages 4-12, $9; ages 3 and younger, free. atlantahistorycenter.com

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Atlanta Fair

Former Turner Field Grey Lot / Through April 14 Family fun for all ages including the Giant Fun Slide, Ferris Wheel, rides for younger children and thrill-seeking kids will love The Nemesis 360. Mon.-Fri. 5-9 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 1-9 p.m. Closing time is weather dependent, check Facebook for updates. 655 Central Ave. SW, Atlanta. 404-913-3247. See atlantafair.com for tickets.

Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella

Fox Theatre / April 5-7 A contemporary take on the classic tale with an orchestra, the pumpkin, glass slipper, masked ball and more. Fri. 8 p.m.; Sat. 2 and 8 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m. 660 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta. 404-881-2100. $34 and up. foxtheatre.org

Little Critters Day Fernbank Museum of Natural History April 6 Ring in spring with a baby animal petting zoo, spring-themed crafts, games and activities. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 767 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta. 404-929-6300. Included with admission: Adults $20; ages 3-12, $18; ages 2 and younger, free. fernbankmuseum.org

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Atlanta Motor Speedway April 27-28 Car show, extreme motorsports, vendors, live entertainment and more. Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 1500 Tara Pl., Hampton. 877-926-7849. Adults, $15 per day or $20 for the weekend; ages 12 and younger, free. atlantamotorspeedway.com

Autrey Mill Nature Preserve / April 20 Farm animals, reptiles, bug station with live bug tent, storytelling, bird hike, bubble stations and more. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 9770 Autrey Mill Rd., Johns Creek. 678-366-3511. $10; ages 1 and younger, free. autreymill.org

All About Kids Expo

Gwinnett County Fairgrounds / April 27 Vendors featuring products and services for families, summer camp information and games, entertainment and more for kids. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 2405 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville. 770-9639205. Free. scnievents.com/kids_expo

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Kids’ Bicycle Safety Rodeo

East Alley Pathway in Historic Roswell / April 28 Kids can learn about bike safety and then participate in an obstacle course at the Roswell Moves! event, part of the week-long Roswell Cycling Festival, April 23-28. All bikes must pass a safety inspection; visit Roswell Bicycles (670 Houze Way, Roswell) prior to the festival to avoid lines at the rodeo. Bring your own bicycle and helmet. Children who complete the rodeo will be certified to roll on the REI Pump Track. Noon-3 p.m. 1003 Canton St., Roswell. Ages 6-12, free. bikeroswell.com/roswellmoves

Glow in the Park

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Bring a battery-powered lantern to these two spring parades. Glow in the Park Suwanee Town Center Park / April 20 Features a strolling jazz band leading an illuminated parade of light, music and color around Town Center Park, ending at a concert starring 80s band, “Electric Avenue” at the Town Center Park stage. 5 p.m.; lantern parade at dusk; concert, 7 p.m. 330 Town Center Ave., Suwanee. 770-945-8996. Free. glowinthepark.suwanee.com

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Roswell Night of Lights: A Celebration of the Earth Riverside Park / April 27 Celebrate the natural world with family-friendly educational activities and walk in a twilight lantern parade. 6-8:30 p.m. 575 Riverside Rd., Roswell. 770-641-3742. Free. keeproswellbeautiful.org/earth-day

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Tech Walk / April 19 Hands-on activities, over 70 exhibitors, a clothing swap, an office supply exchange, live music and entertainment, and organic popcorn. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 350 Ferst Dr. NW, Atlanta. 404-385-0088. Free. earthday.gatech.edu

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Georgia Aquarium / April 27 Be a superhero for the sea. Learn how you can help protect marine life and our ocean through interactive activities including a recycling and compost prize wheel, pot decorating and a Home Depot Kids’ workshop. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Free admission for ages 12 and younger in superhero costume with paying adult from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 225 Baker St. NW, Atlanta. 404-5814000. Adults, $39.95; ages 3-12, $33.95; ages 2 and younger, free. georgiaaquarium.org

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Children’s Museum of Atlanta April 22-27 Guests can explore the world of conservation with Michael Recycle at the Museum’s interactive Readers’ Theater program or learn about ecosystems found in backyards with the “Under the Rock” program. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; closed Wed.; Sat. and Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr., Atlanta. 404-659-5437. $15.95-$18.95; younger than 1, free. childrensmuseumatlanta.org

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Atlanta Botanical Garden / April 23 Celebrate nature! From ladybug releases to learning about conservation. Storybook Time will also be held at 10:30 a.m. in the Children’s Garden. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 1345 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta. 404876-5859. Included with admission: Adults, $23.95; ages 3-12, $20.95; ages 2 and younger, free. atlantabg.org

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Take to the Trees

Zip line over Atlanta! Chattahoochee Nature Center’s new Screaming Eagle Aerial Adventure (pictured) has two courses for different ages and experience levels. 770-992-2025. $34.95-$79.95 (plus CNC admission). cncziplines.com. Treetop Quest at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody (770-365-0356) and at Gwinnett Environmental Heritage Center (404-277-6113) challenges visitors with 4 difficulty levels. Ages 4-6, $21; ages 7-11, $34; ages 12-17, $44; adults, $51. treetopquest.com

Meet a Few Bugs

MEGABUGS Adventure Encounters at Stone Mountain Park This new attraction is an immersive experience for insect lovers of all ages. Learn about the unique qualities of bugs and meet giant insects such as a 15-foot dragonfly and 50-foot millipede. MEGABUGS kicks off the park’s Spring Mega Fun Break week (March 30-April 7) and runs from March 30-November 10. 800-401-2407. Adults, $31.95; ages 3-11, $29.95. Parking, $20. stonemountainpark.com

Take a Trip Through History

Cyclorama: The Big Picture / Atlanta History Center The History Center’s newly restored painting is longer than a football field and weights 10,000 pounds! Enhanced with video, artifacts and historical facts, this multimedia experience is designed to make viewers consider how images and entertainment can shape our view of history. 404-814-4000. Adults, $21.50; ages 4-12, $9. atlantahistorycenter.com

Build with Bricks

The LEGO Movie Days at LEGOLAND Discovery Center A trip to LEGOLAND is a recipe for fun! Celebrating the release of “The LEGO Movie 2”, visitors can meet Emmett and his friends, participate in a scavenger hunt, and help build a mystery Lego mosaic. Weekends through April 28. 404-848-9252. $29.95. atlanta. legolanddiscoverycenter.com

Go on a Scavenger Hunt

Compete to decipher clues, find answers and solve mysteries! Scavenger Hunt Atlanta has themes customized to Atlanta’s attractions. 678-250-4386. Prices vary. scavengerhuntatl.com. Urban Adventure Quest (pictured) offers a self-guided tour from Centennial Olympic Park to many city landmarks. Simply purchase the app to get started. 805-603-5620. $30-$49 per team. urbanadventurequest.com

Destination: Azaleas

Callaway Gardens Spring break is the peak bloom time for azaleas at Callaway’s azaleas – the sight of 20,000 of them, along with blooming dogwoods and daffodils, is worth the trip! Experience nature with family-friendly events, including a birds of prey show, butterfly center and critter encounters. Hiking and biking trails let you explore the garden at your own pace. 844-5123826. Adults, $24.95; children 6-12; $14.95. callawaygardens.com For more great spring break ideas, read 2019 Spring Break Fun in Atlanta at atlantaparent.com.

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un! Jump! Fly! Adventures in Action” is a fun and engaging way to get your kids moving. A series of eight stations, including Kung Fu Forest, Climbing Canyon, Surfing and Snowboarding, and Action Star Training challenge kids of all ages and physical abilities. Inside the exhibit, we picked up an action tracker sheet so we could stamp each station as we went. My 5-year-old, Cricket, loved pretending to surf and snowboard on the motion-sensor activated boards. She also kept returning to Flycycle Sky because pedaling the stationary bike lights up a The Details star board. “Run! Jump! Fly! I’ve sometimes wondered Adventures in Action” if my 9-year-old, Peyton, is Children’s Museum of Atlanta getting too old for the Children’s 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr. NW, Atlanta. 404-659-5437; Museum, but she said that childrensmuseumatlanta.org “Run! Jump! Fly!” was her n Tickets: $15.95-18.95, “favorite exhibit ever!” Peyton children age 1 and younger, free. loves to compete in challenge n Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., races, so the strength station Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat.was her favorite. It challenges Sun., 10 a.m. -5 p.m. (closed balance, strength and muscular Wednesdays). Through May 27. endurance with activities like rowing and monkey bars. This exhibit does a wonderful job of combining imaginative, interactive play with physical activity. My kids were enthusiastic about getting involved in each station. n Know Before You Go: Admission costs vary; save money

by buying tickets online. Ticket prices during non-peak days are less expensive. Parking is about $10 in the garage across the street. There is construction scaffolding outside the museum, but it’s still open during normal hours. The museum is closed on Wednesdays. As a parent, I love that I can bring in my own snacks or food to eat in the designated area. After all the running and jumping, I would suggest packing a light snack or even a full box lunch. – Lauren Townsend

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Dunwoody Nature Center / April 6 Different theme the first Sat. of each month. This month’s theme is Native Americans. Pre-register. 1-2 p.m. 5343 Roberts Dr., Dunwoody. 770-3943322. Free. dunwoodynature.org

Second Sundays

High Museum of Art / April 14 Free admission to the Museum the second Sunday of each month, and family programs from 1-4 p.m. including art making, storytimes and more. April’s theme is “Spring Fever.” Noon5 p.m. 1280 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta. 404-7334400. Free. high.org

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Healthy Kids’ Day Family Festival

Multiple Atlanta locations / April 27 18 YMCA locations across metro Atlanta will feature games, activities, inflatables, food and fun. See ymcaatlanta.org/healthy-kids-day/ for hours and locations.

North Georgia Live Steamers

Georgia International Horse Park / April 27 Enjoy a miniature train ride on a smaller version of a real steam train. The trains are scaled to one-eighth the size of a full-size railroad. 1-4:30 p.m. 1632 Centennial Olympic Pkwy., Conyers. 470-207-5025. $2 per person. northgeorgialivesteamers.org

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Carve. Grind. Ollie. Pop. Where to Skate by Jennifer Wilson

Kids love the thrills and freedom of riding on a board and the self-confidence that comes with mastering a new skill. Skateboarding has many physical benefits, including coordination, concentration, balance and exercise. And it helps children develop an understanding of the importance of practice, patience and dealing with consequences. Skating on a sidewalk, parking lot or street is not the safest option. Instead, try one of these skate parks in metro Atlanta and Athens. Most skate parks do not have supervision, so parents will want to stay close by. 66 Atlanta Parentâ&#x20AC;&#x192; â&#x20AC;&#x192; April 2019

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Best for Beginners Arthur Langford, Jr. Skate Park: A park catered to beginner skaters, with lessons offered on Saturdays. 6,500 square feet. Atlanta. Free. 404-546-6813. beltline.org/ parks/arthur-langford-jr-park/

Biggest Park Kennesaw Skatepark: This park, the largest in Atlanta, is the first ever permanent skate park to feature elements modeled on a competitive street skate park plaza design. 40,000 square feet. Kennesaw. Free. 770-4229714. https://www.kennesaw-ga.gov/parksand-recreation/

A Bit of Celebrity Cachet Historic Fourth Ward Park: The park offers world-class skateboard amenities as well as a playground and multi-use athletic field. The skate park is sectioned off by skill level. Skateboarder Tony Hawk contributed to help build the park. 17,000 square feet. Atlanta. Free. 404-546-6813. h4wpc.org/ skate-park/

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‘Why I Skate’ How to Get Started Purchase proper gear to ensure that your son or daughter has the safest skateboarding experiences possible. Your child will need: Elbow pads ($14-$30) Wrist guards ($13-$25) Knee pads ($20-$40) Skateboard ($150-$180) Helmet ($25 or more) When buying your skateboard, make sure to purchase at a store where employees have a good knowledge of skateboarding. The size of board should be matched to the size and weight of your child. Purchasing the wrong size skateboard could lead to injuries or cause damage to the board. Beginners should take lessons to learn safe skating techniques. Kennesaw Skatepark offers periodic group lessons and Brook Run Skatepark has group classes 9 a.m.-noon on Saturdays. Skateboard shops sometimes offer group lessons and can recommend instructors for individual lessons.

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Great for Younger Kids Fowler Park: This suburban park has specific hours for ages 12 and younger only. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 4-6 p.m. and Sat. 9-11 a.m. 30,000 square feet. Cumming. Free. 770-886-4088. fowlerpark.com.

Go with the ‘Flow’ Brook Run Skate Park: This park has concrete bowls and half-pipes in a “flow” style, which combines elements of bowl parks and street plazas. Skaters must sign a waiver. Children 11 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. 27,000 square feet. Dunwoody. Free. 678-382-6850. dunwoodyga.gov (then Parks and Recreation Department).

Skate a Big Bowl Skate Park of Athens: An outdoor skate park with a 10-foot bowl as the central feature. Children 11 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. 12,000 square feet. Athens. Free. 706-613-3991. athensclarkecounty.com/524/Skate-Park

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n Glenloch Recreation Complex Skatepark A park accommodating skaters of all ages and skill levels, which was designed with input from local skaters. 4,050 square feet. Peachtree City. Free. 770-631-2525. peachtree-city.org/ (click on Recreation & Special Events under Activities, then Recreation Facilities). n McKoy Skate Park This park offers pipes, rails and ramps. Decatur. Free. 404-377-7231. decaturga.com (click on City Departments, Active Living, City Parks) Four in Gwinnett County: gwinnettcounty.com (click on Guide to Your Parks) n Bay Creek Skate Park Skate park with skateboard and BMX ramps. Good for all skill levels, with a bowl and a plaza. 20,000 square feet. Loganville. Free. 770-978-5271. n DeShong Skate Park Features a twisting and winding streetscape to explore, complete with stairs and grinding rails. 10,000 square feet. Stone Mountain. Free. 770-822-8840. n Duncan Creek Park This skate complex is the largest skate park available in Gwinnett County, offering community users a safe environment to practice their sport and multiple bowls to choose from. 20,000 square feet. Dacula. Free. 678-277-0855.

Nico Cardenas, 13, of Dunwoody started skateboarding about a year ago and loves the sport. Like most kids who learn skateboard skills, he has no plans to enter competitions. Atlanta Parent asked him to talk about his hobby.

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What’s your favorite part of skateboarding?

I like riding on the street and sidewalks to clear my head. It’s relaxing and nice to feel the breeze on my face.

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How did you learn to skate?

I went to a camp called Camp Blue Ridge. There’s a skatepark there, and I chose skateboarding as one of my activities, where they had instructors to teach us. Learning to skate was one of the best moments I’ve ever had.

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Where do you like to skate?

I’ll skate on the street if it’s empty, or on the sidewalks. If I want to do tricks, I go to the local skatepark (Brook Run).

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What has been the most challenging part so far?

As a beginner, just learning to balance was really difficult. As I’ve gotten better, I’d say learning some of the tricks I do has been hard.

Q: A:

Do you have any tips for beginners?

Don’t try to learn by yourself! Ask a pro to help teach you, maybe at a skatepark if there’s one near you.

n Ronald Reagan Skatepark The 10,000-square-foot street plaza skatepark is within Gwinnett County’s Ronald Reagan Park. Lawrenceville. Free. 678-277-0179.

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These outdoor festivals bring food trucks, children’s activities and artist markets. n Roswell Azalea Festival. Throughout Roswell. Month-long events including a lantern parade, musical performances, street festival, artisan market and more. April 1-30. Location, dates, times and admission vary. Roswell. roswellazaleafestival.com

n Acworth Art Fest. Downtown Acworth. Over 100

artists displaying paintings, pottery, metalwork and more. Kids’ zone includes arts and crafts projects, bounce houses, sand art and face painting. April 6-7. Sat. 10 a.m.6 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 4415 Senator Russell Blvd., Acworth. splashfestivals.com. Free.

n Festival on Ponce. Olmsted Linear Park. 150

local and regional artists, children’s area, local food and more. April 6-7. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 1451 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta. festivalonponce.com Admission, free.

n Food-O-Rama Food Truck Festival. Grant Park. 50 food vendors, live music, children’s area with games and inflatables. April 6. Noon-6 p.m. 840 Cherokee Ave., Atlanta. atlantacreativeevents.com. Admission, free.

n Wild Azalea Festival. Reynolds Nature Preserve. Azalea showcases, guided nature hikes, face painting, animal shows and more. April 6. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 5665 Reynolds Rd., Morrow. 770-472-8077. Admission, free.

n Atlanta Streets Alive. South Downtown to

Midtown. Bike parade at 1:30 p.m. then enjoy biking, skating or walking down the car-free streets. Local businesses will have booths and displays along the route. April 7. 2-6 p.m. Peachtree St. and 16th St. Atlanta. 404881-1112. atlantastreetsalive.com. Admission, free.

n Taste of Newnan. Downtown Newnan. Samples from local restaurants plus live entertainment, games, carnival rides and more. April 11. 5-8:30 p.m. N. and S. Court Square, Newnan. 770-253-8283. Admission, free; tasting tickets, $1.

n Dogwood Festival. Piedmont Park. Three-day

festival features artists from around the country, musical performances, kids village with inflatables, arts and crafts, face painting, puppet shows and more. April 12-14. Fri., noon-11 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 14th St. and Piedmont Ave., Atlanta. 404-817-6642. Admission, free.

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n Big Shanty Festival. Downtown Kennesaw. Enjoy

the artist markets, children’s activities and live music. April 13-14. Sat., 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. (parade, 9:30 a.m.); Sun., noon-5 p.m. 2829 Cherokee St., Kennesaw. 770-423-1330. Admission, free.

n Georgia Renaissance Festival. Fairburn. Artist

demonstrations, juggling, fire show, jousting, a hypnotist, parrot show, acrobatics and more. Games, rides and festival foods. April 13-June 2. Sat. and Sun. 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Rd., Fairburn. 770-964-8575. Adults, $23.95; ages 6-12, $11.95; ages 5 and younger, free.

n Taste of Henry. Heritage Park. Over 30 Henry

County restaurants serve tasting samples plus kids can enjoy slides, moonwalks, face painting and more. April 12. 6-9 p.m. 101 Lake Dow Rd., McDonough. 678-432-1630. Adults, $20; ages 3-12, $5.

n Experience Easter. Johnson

Ferry Baptist Church. Festival includes art, music, animals, puppet, faithbased immersive experiences, food and more. April 14. 3-5 p.m. 955 Johnson Ferry Rd., Marietta. 770-7953256. Free.

n Art on the Chattahoochee

Art Market. Jones Bridge Park. Live entertainment, vendors, artist demos, kid’s zone, kid’s chalk art contest, food trucks, photos with the Easter Bunny and more. April 20. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 4901 E. Jones Bridge Rd., Peachtree Corners. 678-277-0920. Admission, free.

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n At the new African Savanna: African elephants will roam a new and dramatically expanded habitat with dynamic and enriching features designed especially for their species.

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n Sandy Springs Artsapalooza Arts

Festival. Sandy Springs. Children’s play area, local musicians, interactive art stations, plus up to 150 arts and crafts participants. April 20-21. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 6100 Lake Forrest Dr., Sandy Springs. 404-8731222. Admission, free.

n Atlanta Arab Festival. Alif Institute.

Traditional music, dancing, arts and crafts, Arabic calligraphy, face painting, carnival games and food from local Arab restaurants. April 21-22. Sat. 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 3288 Marjan Dr., Atlanta. 770-936-8770. Adults, $5; ages 11 and younger, free.

n Lemonade Days. Brook Run Park. Rides, games, concessions, arts and craft fair and live music. April 24-28. Wed.-Fri. 4-10 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Sun. noon-6 p.m. 4770 North Peachtree Rd., Dunwoody. 770-668-0401. Admission, free; unlimited ride pass, $20-$25.

n Inman Park Festival. Inman Park. A selfguided home tour of the neighborhood’s historic houses, an artist market, dance performances, music and Kids’ Zone. April 26 (home tour only), noon-4 p.m. April 27-28. Sat. 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m. (parade, 2 p.m.); Sun., 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Euclid Ave., Atlanta. inmanparkfestival.org. Admission, free; home tour, $25.

n Duluth Spring Arts Festival. Duluth

Town Green. Features artists, demonstrations, food trucks, live music and more. April 27-28. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 3142 Hill St., Duluth. 770-476-3434. Admission, free.

n Smyrna Spring Jonquil Festival.

Village Green. Artist market, live entertainment and children’s area. April 27-28. Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun. noon-5 p.m. 200 Village Green Cir., Smyrna. 770-423-1330. Admission, free.

n Spring Chicken Festival. Longwood

Park. Chicken city parade, upcycled arts and crafts show, live entertainment, kid’s area and chicken cook off. April 27. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 20 Pearl Nix Pkwy., Gainesville. 770- 531-2664. Admission, free.

n Taste of Marietta. Historic Marietta

Square. 85 Cobb County restaurants participating, live entertainment and kid’s alley. April 28. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. 4 Depot St., Marietta. 770-429-1115. Admission, free; tastings, $1-$5.

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Spend time with your toddler meeting animals, making music or getting artistic. For more toddler ideas, read 60+ Best Baby and Toddler Activities in Atlanta at atlantaparent.com. n Building Blocks Programs

n Toddler Tuesdays

Children’s Museum of Atlanta / Times and dates vary. Weekly toddler-focused programs include: Tiny Club Mondays, Messy Thursdays and Toddler Jam Fridays. Toddlers can finger paint, dance, make music and create, build and learn about science. See the full calendar at childrensmuseumatlanta.org/calendar. 404-659-5437. $15.95-$18.95.

n Tadpole Tales Fernbank Museum of Natural History / Times and dates vary. Preschoolers will enjoy a story with a Fernbank educator along with an activity or song at the museum’s regular event, “Tadpole Tales.” 404-929-6300. Free with museum admission. fernbankmuseum.org

Center for Puppetry Arts / First Tues. of each month, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Activities include gallery games, storytelling and more. Ages 2-4. 404-873-3391. $12.50 per person. puppet.org

n Toddler Thursday

High Museum of Art / Every Thurs. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Create masterpieces to complement the museum’s current exhibits. Recommended for ages 2-4. 404-733-4400. Included with admission: Ages 6 and older, $14.50; ages 5 and younger, free. high.org

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n Toddler Time The Georgia Aquarium / Times and dates vary. With their monthly “Toddler Time” events, parents and kids (ages 0-3), may participate in an 1.5 hour experience, at a lower price than general admission. Learn about a marine animal, have story time, craft and snack. 404-581-4000. $10. georgiaaquarium.org

Atlanta Botanical Garden / Every Thursday through Oct. 10:30 a.m. Get ready to wiggle and warble in the Children’s Garden Amphitheater to songs and dances for ages 2-5. The Garden also offers Garden Playtime and Storybook time. 404-876-5859. Included with admission: Adults, $23.95; ages 3-12, $20.95; ages 2 and younger, free. atlantabg.org

n Gimme Please! Alliance Theatre / Through April 14. See alliancetheatre.org for showtimes. The Theatre for the Very Young brings Gimme Please! to the stage, a play that explores friendship through music, light and magic. 404-733-5000. See website for pricing.

n Magic Monday: When I Grow Up Atlanta History Center / April 9. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Toddlers can explore exhibits and gardens, and enjoy demonstrations, art projects and storytime. This month, meet professionals such as doctors, teachers or firefighters and learn about their important jobs. 404-814-4000. $5.50-$6.50. atlantahistorycenter.com

n Adventure Cubs

Zoo Atlanta / Through August 20. Go on a Zoo tour, explore and play at interactive learning stations, and meet an animal ambassador up-close. All topics and activities are designed for 3-and 4-year-olds. Advance registration required. 404-624-5822. $18 for one adult/one child admission. zooatlanta.org High Museum

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n Acworth Easter Egg Night Hunt. Acworth Sports Complex. Over 50,000 eggs filled with toys, candy and prizes. Hunts are separated by age group. Ages 10 and younger. Easter Bunny arrives at 7:15 p.m. April 12, 6:30 p.m. 4000 S. Main St., Acworth. 770-529-6006. Free. acworthegghunt.com n Easter Egglow Scramble. Franklin Gateway Sports Complex. Egg hunt by ages with candy and prizes, inflatables; visit with the Easter Bunny afterward for pictures. April 12, 6:30 p.m. 1034 Franklin Gateway SE, Marietta. 770-794-5601. Free. mariettaga.gov

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n Duluth Easter Egg Hunt. Bunten Road Park. Bring your basket to collect hundreds of eggs. Hunts are separated by age group. April 13. 11 a.m. for first hunt. 770-814-6981. 3180 Bunten Rd., Duluth. Free. duluthga.net n Easter Egg Hunt. E.E. Robinson Park. Ageappropriate egg hunts, inflatables and the Easter Bunny. April 13. Noon-3 p.m. 850 Level Creek Rd., Sugar Hill. 770-831-7413. Free. cityofsugarhill.com n Easter Egg Hunt. First Baptist Church of Decatur. Join the Easter Bunny in age-appropriate hunts for eggs in Downtown Decatur. April 13, 11 a.m. 308 Clairemont Ave., Decatur. 404-371-8386. Free. decaturdba.com

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n Easter Eggstravaganza. Etowah River Park. Egg hunts by ages and for children with special needs; also, petting zoo, moonwalks, carnival games, face painting, food and more. April 13, 2-4 p.m. 600 Brown Industrial Pkwy., Canton. 770-667-4483. Free. northside.com n Illuminated Egg Hunt. Rhodes Jordan Park. Experience the thrill of night time egghunting, enjoy games and themed crafts. Bring your basket and flashlight. April 13. 7-10 p.m. 100 E. Crogan St., Lawrenceville. 678-277-0890. Preregister by April 9. $6. gwinnettcounty.com n Mount Pisgah Community Easter Egg Hunt. Mount Pisgah Patriot Athletic Complex. 25,000 eggs, inflatables, games, food and prizes. Hunts held every 30 minutes across five age groups. April 13. 9 a.m.-noon. 9825 Brumbelow Rd., Alpharetta. 678-336-3000. Free. mountpisgah.org n Spring Eggstravaganza. Al Bishop Softball Complex, Marietta. April 13. 4-8 p.m. Join in for an evening full of egg hunts, food, children’s activities, games and more. 1082 Al Bishop Dr., Marietta. 770-528-8800. Free. cobbcounty.org n Easter Eggstravaganza and Barbecue Cook-off. Christ the King Lutheran Church. Live music, age-divided egg hunts, a petting zoo, train rides, face painting, free Easter Bunny pictures, crafts and more. April 14. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 5575 Peachtree Pkwy., Peachtree Corners. 770-449-1211. Free.

Now Accepting SPRING & SUMMER Clothes n Egg-citing Hike Hunt. Panola Mountain State Park. Peter Cottontail is leaving lots of eggs and prizes hidden on the nature trails. Bring your basket and be ready for age-appropriate hunts. April 20, 10 a.m.-noon. 2620 Highway 155 SW, Stockbridge, GA. 770-389-7801. Pre-register. $5 plus $5 parking. gastateparks.org n Eggstravaganza: Callanwolde’s Easter Egg Hunt. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Thousands of candy-filled eggs to find, music, dancing, food, face painting, games and prizes, and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. April 20. 8 a.m.-noon. 980 Briarcliff Rd. NE, Atlanta. 404-872-5338. Pre-register. $7.50-$10. callanwolde.org n Hop-a-Long Easter Egg Hunt. Avalon. Hunt for eggs along the Plaza and when you collect ten, bring them to trade-in tent for a bag of treats. April 20. 8:30 a.m., ages 3 and younger. 9:30 a.m., ages 4-7. 400 Avalon Blvd., Alpharetta. 770-765-2000. Free. experienceavalong.com

n Magic Mondays: Egg Hunt. Atlanta History Center. Search for eggs hidden through the farm, play games, meet the Easter Bunny and make crafts. April 18. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 130 West Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta. 404-814-4000. Adults, $6.50; children, $5.50. atlantahistorycenter.com

n North East Cobb Community Egg Drop. Sprayberry High School. Food, games, activities and egg hunts for everyone as a helicopter drops thousands of eggs onto the football field. Free photos with the Easter Bunny. April 20. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 2525 Sandy Plains Rd., Marietta. 770-423-1330. Free; Kid Zone unlimited rides, $7. marietta.com

n Avondale Estates Egg Hunt and Parade. Community Club at Lake Avondale. Hunt for eggs filled with candy and toys and bring your furry friend for the pet parade. Egg hunts separated by age group. April 20. 10 a.m.-noon. Ages 10 and younger. 59 Lakeshore Dr., Avondale Estates. 404-294-5400. Free. avondaleestates.org

n Taste of Forsyth. Cumming Fairgrounds. More than 25,000 eggs will be spread across the lawn. Afterward, enjoy sample restaurant food and play in the kid’s zone. Groups are divided by age. April 20, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 235 Castleberry Rd., Cumming. 770-781-3491. Free. Kids Zone costs extra. cummingfair.net

n Easter Egg Hunt. Smith-Gilbert Gardens. Hunt for eggs by age group, enjoy games, crafts and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. April 20. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Park at Adams Park, 2600 Park Dr., Kennesaw. 770-919-0248. Pre-register. $10 per person. smithgilbertgardens.com

n Underwater Egg Hunt and Bunny Breakfast. Bethesda Park Aquatic Center. Hunt for eggs underwater, visit with the Easter Bunny, eat breakfast and participate in activities. Bring your swimsuit, basket and towel. April 20. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. 225 Bethesda Church Rd., Lawrenceville. 678-277-0880. Pre-register. $12. gwinnettcounty.com n Underwater Hunt and Bunny Bonanza. Bogan Park Aquatic Center. Hunt for eggs underwater, visit with the Easter Bunny, and make crafts. April 20. 9 a.m.-noon. 678-277-0853. 2723 N. Bogan Rd., Buford. Pre-register by April 15. $15. gwinnettcounty.com

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