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The right start At Temple Beth El of Boca Raton, our mission is that each child reaches his or her full potential. With all the love we have to give, we provide enriching educational experiences and stimulating curriculum that lay the foundation for a lifetime of learning.

And to help with your busy life, we offer flexible scheduling, extended day options and special holiday programming when many schools are closed.

Together Time • Transition Program • Two’s through Pre-K Extended day with enrichment Infant child care for children 2 – 23 months 7am – 6pm, five days a week

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Greetings, April showers bring May flowers. In celebration of Earth Day this month, plant some May flowers with your kids, teach them about recycling, conserving water, or any of the many tips PB Parenting has compiled on page 8. We are passionate about mother earth and preserving it for our future generations. Sharing our passion is Temple Beth-El of Boca Raton, read up on their LEED Certified green campus on page 10. Perhaps they can inspire you to make a few small changes in your own home. Switching to energy efficient light bulbs, changing the air filter in your air conditioner, or installing aerators on your faucets and shower heads to use less water can add up in the long run.

School will be out soon and summer will be here! Keep the kids busy all summer long! PB Parenting has your summer camp needs covered with our directory on page 14. There is a camp that will fit your child’s interests from art, cooking, science theatre, dance, gymnastics, sports and more.

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Community Cares Resource Depot reusing to help arts, education and the environment Every day is Earth Day at the Resource Depot. The staff and volunteers are kept busy collecting donated materials – anything clean, safe and reusable with a classroom in mind – and makes these resources available to teachers for use in their classrooms and programs.

Any Palm Beach County educator, including homeschool parents, daycare and aftercare providers, and educational nonprofit organizations such as Scouts, can become a member for a nominal annual fee, and all the materials are free. In addition, Resource Depot brings “art with an environmental twist” to the public through school field trips, workshops on creative reuse, and provides hands-on arts activities for all ages at local community events.

Resource Depot is a 501c3 non-profit agency and has been operating in Palm Beach County for 14 years. Their mission is to keep reusable things out of the landfills in a way that benefits local educators and their students. How can you help support their mission? You can donate your reusables, volunteer your time, become a member or gift a membership to an educator you know, attend creative workshops and events…or even simply spreading the word! The more people who know about Resource Depot, the more people benefit!

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It’s an essential for kids and adults - perfect for little hands and a bright green design keeps them smiling every time. Additional accessories and recipes online. Check out their website at: www. littlegreenpouch.com Invented by a Mom and Dad team, Shannon Cox knew there had to be a better way to stop to the number of spills in the home and on-the go. They invented the Spill Spoiler™. The BPA, Phthalate, PVC Free cap has two caps, one to fit various sports drinks and the other to fit standard-size baby bottles and pediatric nutrition drinks with an internal valve which works with drinking straw to avoid spillage if the bottle is knocked over. If the straw is removed from the cap, the valve seals the straw opening to prevent spills. Check out their website at: www.Spillspoiler.com.

Jennie Hammers found her daughter was allergic to plastic at a young age and created the 100% Organic Cotton eco•ditty™ bag that helps you carry your perishable and dry food items in style. You’re keeping a plastic sack out of the landfill as well as dangerous toxins like BPA and PVC out of your body, which can be washed and reused 100’s of times. eco•ditty™ only uses only GOTScertified, fair-trade fabrics in their products.

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Your Family’ s Earth-Friendly Guide

BY SARA KENDALL April is a great time for you and your family to connect with nature. It is comfortable outside without the heat of May and June. This month also brings us Earth Day on April 22.

Earth Day is recognized around the world as a day for communities to take action to help protect our planet.

perusing their choice for a snack. Pointing out the fact the refrigerator is one of the top energy consumers in your home may help them be quick about getting the door closed.

This is another great way to save energy.

Packaging is an often-overlooked opportunity to practice sustainability. Look for products that are not overly packaged.

Buy everyone in the family, a reusable water bottle. Buy snacks, grains and flours in bulk and store in reusable containers.

Protecting our planet means changing wasteful habits and learning new ones that start with reduce, reuse and recycle. Teaching your children a few simple, daily habits will set them on the road to sustainable living and Reduce garbage by trying to repair a broken have an impact on keeping the world cleaner item instead of tossing it. Use spare parts from and greener today. In this way, you can make two items to make one that works. every day Earth Day. Reuse Reduce Build or purchase a compost bin. Collect Turn off lights and electronic devices when compostable food scraps, coffee grinds and not in use. Explain to your kids how electronics egg shells. Show your children how to get rid use energy and the value of efficiency, and of these compostable materials by placing how you may even save some money. them in the compost bin and giving it a good stir. In a few months, your children can see Conserve water by turning it off while how what would otherwise be considered brushing your teeth. Limit the time in the shower and the amount of water in a bath. garbage becomes dark rich soil. Have them Speak with your children about this vital plant flowers using it or spread throughout natural resource, since there is a limited supply. your garden beds.

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Consider other things you could keep from throwing into the garbage can. Get your

children involved by collecting appropriate beverage and food containers, straws, cereal boxes, used plastic and aluminum foil scraps.

Encourage them to be creative by building a city or a fairy house or anything a child’s imagination can come up with. The creative possibilities are endless.

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Consider using rainwater barrels to catch the runoff from your downspouts or place empty containers outside to catch rainwater. Let your child monitor the water levels and recycle the water back into the earth when outdoor plants need a drink of water. Kids love playing with water and they will not mind having this job. Indoor plants can benefit as well from this collected natural resource.

Use cloth lunch bags and napkins, and plastic sandwich containers instead of disposable paper or plastic ones.

Our children are the future. Instilling earthfriendly habits in their routine early in life will make a difference, a little for ours but a lot for They are only this little... for a little while. theirs. Our natural resources will last longer and the world will be healthier place for future generations.

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When selecting a preschool, many parents focus on staff, accreditation, cost of tuition and perhaps toward the bottom of that list is being eco-friendly. Maybe you noticed a recycling bin or energy efficient light bulbs while touring schools. But being a “green” school is actually about more than recycling.

It can be very beneficial to your child’s health.

Temple Beth-El of Boca Raton’s Beck Family Campus is a LEED Silver certified education facility. It received the award in 2010 for its efforts to make the campus green.

According to the US Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED Certification Registration, it is the first Jewish educational facility in Florida to achieve LEED for Schools Green Building Certification.

You may be wondering what exactly it means to be LEED Certified. LEED Certification (Leadership in Energy and

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Environmental Design) is a set of standards that have to be met and documented in order for a building to be awarded LEED status.

Wanting to know more, we had a chat with Steve Kaufman, Executive Director at Temple Beth-El of Boca Raton, who explained what it takes for a building to become LEED certified and how beneficial it is not only for the environment but for the children that learn and play at the Beck Family Campus every day.

Kaufman is a LEED Accredited professional and knows “green”. During campus construction in 2008 and 2009, he worked at Kaufman-Lynn Construction and lead the certification process.

One of the first examples Kaufman discussed was air quality and mold prevention. The humid, moist air of South Florida can make mold abundant inside and out. The campus has a special HVAC (heating, ventilation and

(Pictured left) The 26-foot-high canopy at Temple Beth-El’s Beck Family Campus connects the classrooms allowing a profusion of light while protecting students from hot sunrays. Under the canopy, meandering walkways, benches, trees, grass and streetlights provide an abundance of green space in a park-like atmosphere.

air conditioning system) that strictly controls the relative humidity of the building, pulling out excess humidity which helps prevents mold in the building. Another great feature of the ventilation system is that instead of recycling the existing air like a traditional system, it brings in fresh air which reduces the circulation of germs, improving the air we breathe.

Speaking of air, ever love that “new car smell?” Kaufman explained that while that new car smell might be appealing, it is really the smell of the plastics and new carpet “off gassing” and releasing toxins.

When the campus was built, part of the certification process required the use of Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) materials.

The glue, sealants, carpet, drywall, flooring and vinyl all had to be low VOC. The health benefits of these materials outweigh extra cost as they emit less chemicals and toxins into the environment, and result in children breathing in clearer air.

Besides these great examples of how this building is safer and healthier for its occupants that work, learn and play in it, Kaufman also explained how the building is energy and water efficient as well.

The entire building utilizes as much natural light as possible from the big picture windows in the classrooms and the huge canopy overhead. It diffuses light which reduces heat and is more pleasant than direct light. Kaufman told us that “studies show children are apt to learn and enjoy their environment more with natural light versus fluorescent light.” Natural light also reduces energy cost.

The campus is also saving water for future generations by being water efficient inside and out. Dual flush toilets and motion sensor

faucets help the campus use at least 20% less water than a building of comparable size.

Outside water is also being saved at the beautifully landscaped campus. It was designed with native plants that require little to no water. Also don’t let the beautiful green grass in the courtyard fool you, it is faux astroturf which doesn’t require water, chemicals, pesticides or fertilization. Children can sit and play on it without being exposed to harmful chemicals.

When we think of going green, one of the most common associations is recycling. The campus has an on-going recycling program with bins placed in prominent places for paper, glass and plastic. But even before it opened the campus was doing it’s part to recycle. During the construction phase, 65% of all the construction waste (extra carpet, wood, materials etc.) was recycled.

If you’d like more information on how to get your building LEED certified, go to the US Green Building Council’s web site, www.new.usgbc. org/leed/certification.

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Put in a sunny windowsill.

Keep paper towels moist.

plant. Creating the ideal environment in a plastic bag or glass jar allows your child to observe a bean seed grow roots in a couple of days. In just 7 to 10 days, the seed will grow a stem and leaves. This fun experiment will put on display one of Mother Earth’s wonders, right before your child’s eyes.

The Plastic Bag Method • Fold a damp paper towel to fit inside the plastic bag.

• Evenly place beans on top of the paper towel, but allow enough growing space.

• Squeeze out all air to suspend the beans between the plastic and paper towel.

Water and heat from the sun mixed together • Hang in a window or place in a sunny inside a closed environment will create a windowsill. mini-greenhouse effect. Both a glass jar • Keep paper towels moist. and a sealable plastic bag are effective in Either method is easy enough for your child producing sprouted beans ready to be to participate in. Encourage your child to transplanted into soil. check on their beans on a daily basis. The Items you need beans will grow at different speeds. Some • Bean seeds (Good choices: Lima, pinto will have white roots while others will have and black beans) white roots plus a stem with leaves. There is • A clear glass jar or sealable plastic bag magic in watching your child view a plant’s • Paper towels growth process over the course of a couple • Water of days.

The Glass Jar Method • Line jar with damp paper towels.

• Place a bean against the glass and press paper towel around each one. You can fill many beans within one jar, but allow enough growing space around each bean.

• Close with a lid. If the lid is missing, plastic wrap or wax paper secured with a rubber band will work.

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Once they have sprouted roots, assist your child in transplanting the sprouted beans directly into pots and place in a sunny spot in your home. For planting the beans with just roots, place the white roots pointing down, and completely cover with soil. For the beans with roots, stems and leaves, place the roots pointing down, and keep the stem and leaves exposed. Press the soil firmly around the stem. Ask your child to check

on the growing beans every couple of days, and make sure to keep the soil moist.

He will like being the one in charge of watching over the growing seedlings.

The seedlings can be transferred outside.

At this stage you can either keep them in their pots or transfer them directly into the ground. This will afford another opportunity for your child to get their hands dirty when they place the seedlings in their final home. Assign the watering duties to your child. This will give him some ownership of the process and a sense of pride as they grow.

Your child is sure to gain a sense of accomplishment as he watches over his plants as they grow to full maturity.

Participating in the full circle of a plant growth cycle will give your child hands on knowledge of a how a plant grows up.

Sara Kendall is a freelance writer and mother of two daughters.

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Camp Shalom offers the area’s best and most well-rounded traditional day camping experience.

We have something for Cambridge Schools™ Presents everyone including a world class ® traditional camp, a fabulous preschool program, an Welcoming Children 18 months 2nd Gradespecialty amazing sports camp,–weekly camps, teencamp travel older and a Discover the summer with anfor academic focuscampers, – and find out why local families have been choosing special needs program that is consistently Camp Cambridge for more than 25 years! regarded aspleased the tocommunity’s archetype We’re offer: • flexible schedules • experienced and mature staffdynamic of inclusive and day camp OXBRIDGE SUMMER CAMPS • an on-site swimming • weekly sessions pool supervised by programming.

Visit www.campshalom.com • private and group Red Cross-trained staff swimming lessons Juilliard Jazz Summer Workshop: June 10-14 for more information.

Or call 561.259.3000 This summer’s in-house field trips include Karaoke for grades 6-8; June 17-21 for grades 9-12 forLasso ourShow, Boynton location or 561.712.5279 for Show, Science Shows, Ride the Train, Boys and Girls Lacrosse: June 10-14; Storytellers, and more! our Palm Beach Gardens location.

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Jupiter Studio: Three Palms Plaza 2151 S. Alt. A1A, Suite 900 • Jupiter, FL 33477 Pine Jog Environmental Education Center: 6301 Summit Boulevard • West Palm Beach, FL 33415

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development. Mature staff will guide the children through a fun summer experience filled with waterplay, sensory activities, in-house field trips, computer lab, Wii game room, weekly themes and so much more!

Weekly sessions, on-site swimming pool, enrichment classes and more! For more info, and to find the nearest location go to www.cambridgepreschools.com Delray Beach Center for the Arts - Old School Square - Kickin’ Arts Performing Arts Camp is for boys and girls ages 6 to 12. Activities including music;

performance in an original play; prop, set and costume making; arts and crafts , which all culminate with a Friday Afternoon Showcase, at 5 pm, for family and friends. There is a different theme each week. July 8-August 2, 2013, (4 one-week sessions) 9:00 am – 4:30 pm (Drop off 8-9 am; pick-up 4:30-5:30 pm) Camp fee: $265 per camper, per week.

Register at www.DelrayCenterForTheArts.org or call 561.243.7922, ext. 317. 51 N. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach.

Delray Beach School of Dance - Summer dance camp. Ages 6-8 years old. Starts on July 8th - July 19th. (Mon. - Fri.) Camp program includes: ballet, jazz, rhythmic gymnastics classes, arts & craft and more. Summer Intensive programs. Ages 10-11 years old.

Starts on July 22nd - August 2nd. (Mon. - Fri.) Intensive program includes: ballet, prepointe, jazz, leaps & turns, stretch classes, variations and choreography. Teen thru adult (for intermediate/advance level students only). Starts on August 5 - August 23. (Mon. Fri.) Call 561.779.0481 for more info.

Kids Need More Art Now offering our Summer Art Series in Jupiter, West Palm Beach, and Stuart!

Get your young artist’s Summer of Creativity started with Our Summer Art Series for ages 5-8. Offered from June 10th to August 16th at both the Jupiter studio and our new Stuart location, while our popular “Go Out and Play” Summer Art Series for artists ages 5-12 brings art and nature together among the beautiful 135 acre preserve of the Pine Jog Environmental Education Center. Full and extended day options are available. For more information and to register, visit www. kidsneedmoreart.com.

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Lion Country Safari Day Camp is a fun and educational way for campers ages 6-13 to learn about wildlife and wild places!

Daily animal and/or nature encounters, crafts, games, swimming, and more! Lunches, snack, T-shirt, water bottle, cap included. Weekly sessions Monday – Friday 9:30-4:30 June 10-August 9, 2013. For more information or to register online, visit our website: www.

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Southern Dance Theatre’s 2013 Summer Classes: July 1st-26th

Fun Dance Camp: Ages 9-12 Mini Dance Camp: Ages 6-8 Prince & Princess Dance Camp: Ages 3-5 Summer Intensive: Ages 10-18

By Audition Only Audition: April 13th 4:00-5:30 pm

Southern Dance Theatre 1203 Knuth Road Boynton Beach 561-736-9097 www.southerndancetheatre.com

Oxbridge Academy is offering several unique summer camp programs for students ages 8-16. Aspiring young jazz musicians can train with Juilliard School fellows and faculty members during workshops June 10-14 for middle school students and June 17-21 for high school students. Beginner to advanced athletes can develop their skills in sports such as lacrosse, volleyball, basketball, football and swimming, while learning the values of teamwork and sportsmanship during week-long sports camps running throughout the summer.

Call 561-972-9600 for prices and schedules Palm Beach Ice Works - Learn to Skate Camps June 24-28, July 15-19 and August 5-9, 2013.

8:30-1:30 PM Open to beginners through Basic Level 8. $175 per week (Monday - Friday) $40 per day (daily walk on rate space permitting.) Daily Camp Schedule includes Skating Lessons, Stretching, Off Ice Training, Yoga, Crafts, Activities, Movies and Games. Camp registration deadlines June 12, July 12, and August 1. For additional information, please visit www.pbiw.org or call 561.656.4046 Palm Beach Zoo - Come for one week or the entire summer. Each week offers a unique wildlife

theme as participants experience zoo keeping activities, behind-the-scenes tours, scavenger hunts, carousel rides and interactive fountain time. Every day, participants will enjoy up-close animal encounters, animal exhibit visits, crafts, games, and much more. Before Care/ Aftercare & Lunch are available for an additional fee. To register visit www. palmbeachzoo.org or call 561.533.0887 ext.

229. 1301 Summit Boulevard, WPB Rising Stars Gymnastics offers campers fun and games, art and crafts, snacks, free play, movies, lunch (included for ¾ and full day campers), and of course, LOTS of gymnastics! Ages 3 & 4 - ½ day, ages 5 and older - ½, ¾, or full day. Early drop off and late pick ups available. You can visit the camps program page on www.risingstarsgym.net for details. or call 561.998.4225 or email info@ risingstarsgym.net.

Stroller Daze

Sol Children Theatre Performing Arts Day September 5, 2012 - 9AM to 12PM Camp offering daily classes in voice, acting, dance and musical theatre while rehearsing forisDisney’s The Little towards Mermaid Stroller Daze an event geared (June 10and – July 5) and Thoroughly Modern parents their young children. The day will be(July filled fun activities such as Millie 8 –with August 2). In addition storytelling, child planetarium campers have thefriendly opportunity to learn shows, games, giveaways and more. stage craft, stage management and Snacks and refreshments will be available technical aspects of theatre. 561.447.8829 for all visitors. www.solchildren.org. Olympic Heights ADULTS Performing$5 ArtsFOR Theater, 20101 Lyons Road, FREE FOR KIDS AND MEMBERS Boca Raton South Florida Science Museum - Discover how South Florida Science Museum 4801 Dreher Trail North exciting science can be at West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Science Summer Camp! Each (561) 832-1988 • www.sfsm.org week will offer hands on exploration for young scientists ages 4 to 12 on different specific topics of science such as Claws, Paws and Jaws, Potions 101 and Superhero Science. The days are packed with fun science lessons, experiments, crafts

and outside activities led by our expert science educators. Sign up for your favorite Camp includes: week(s) at www.sfsm.org/camps. Additional • Fun and games information: Mon.-Fri. from 9am-4pm • Art and crafts, snacks with before & aftercare available, June 10 • Free play and movies, – August 16 . Cost: $210 Members & $235 • Lunch (included for ¾ and full day campers) Non-Members.

• and of course, LOTS of gymnastics!

Ages 3 & 4 - ½ day Southern Dance Ages 5 and older - ½, ¾, or full day Theatre Summer 1088 South Rogers Circle Dance Camps Boca Raton • 561.998.4225 Join Southern www.risingstarsgym.net Dance Theatre for a summer of dance & fun!

Prince & Princess Dance Camp: Students ages 3-5. Mini Dance Camp: Students ages 6-8. Summer Fun Dance Camp: Students ages 9-12 Summer Intensive: by Audition only; Students ages 10-18 Open Teen/ Adult Classes: Intermediate Ballet Tuesdays 6-7:30pm & Intermediate Jazz Thursdays 6-7:30pm Registration Begins April 15th. 1203 Knuth Road, Boynton Beach 561.736.9097 • www.southerndancetheatre.com Attention camp directors!

Bring fun to your summer camp with South Florida Bounce! Prices include FREE delivery, set up & take down of bounce houses and waterslides.

Locally owned and operated for 15 years, we are a family business that understands how important it is to have safe, clean and sanitized equipment for your events. Check out www. southfloridabounce.com or call 561.245.7100.

Mention PB Parenting for a $75 discount off wet/dry combo or waterslides.

Summer Musical Theatre Camp!

Three Week Session • June 10-28 •Ages 7-16 9 AM - 3 PM (Aftercare available) Acting, Dance, Musical Theatre, Art, & More!

Perform a full Broadway musical production.

Located in the “old” Wellington Mall For more info call 561.223.1928 or www.wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com

Showtime Performing Arts Theatre Summer Camps 2013 Audition, Act, Sing, Dance and Perform!

Spring Break Camp, Rock Of Ages! March 2529 with Friday performance! $250 + discounts!

Summer Camp, Alice In Wonderland, Grease, The Wiz, Glee! Offering 10 exciting weeks for ages 4 through teens. Sessions begin June 10.

Voted “Best of Boca” and sold out 7 years in a row! Don’t be left out! Visit our website for details! www.showtimeboca.com 561.394.2626 • 503 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca Raton

Sugar Sand Park Community Center - Where can you make a movie, star in Broadway show, learn about science, become a spy or cook like a chef? Sugar Sand Park Community Center will offer summer camp programs this year with all that and more! Options also include half-days, full-days, single week and multi-week programs for kids ages 5-14. For full details, visit www. sugarsandpark.org/summer-camps-bocaraton; or call 561.347.3900 to register.

Tasty Image Chocolate Summer Camp Let your happy camper enjoy the FUN of CHOCOLATE in a unique and inviting chocolate shop! 5 days a week, 3 hours a day children will learn, play, color, create and cook with chocolate as well as print their digital images on chocolate treats! It’s a sweet and challenging state-of-the-art camp for today’s hi-tech, hi-touch campers!

Each camp runs for one week. Ages 5-14. For Details: email jupiterstore@tastyimage.com or call (561) 745-9974.

Temple Beth El of Boca Raton Summer Adventure Camp May 20- August 9. Ages 2-5 Flexible two week sessions.

Located at TBE Beck Family Campus on Yamato and 441, this camp gives kids a super summer filled with discovery and adventure including sports, science, water fun and more! For information or to schedule a tour, call Judy Levine, Director of Early Childhood Education at 561.391.8900 www.tbebocaecc.org “Summer Of Fun” Enrichment Camp at Temple Beth Torah Leonie Arguetty Preschool. 8 Weeks, full & part-time. (Ages 2 to Grade K) Weekly Entertainment: Magic & Animal Shows Storytellers For more info, 561. 793.2649 • or email psdirector@templebethtorah.net 900 Big Blue Trace • Wellington

Dance classes for ages 3 through teens Classes taught by former professional ballet dancer from Russia.

Pre-ballet • Ballet Pointe • Jazz •Modern Rhythmic Gymnastics.

Call 561.779.0481 Check for scheduling and registration at: www.thebarrefitness.com

West Park Baptist Church Summer Day Camp 10 weeks of fabulous fun, sports, swimming, games, character building, life skills and more from June 10 - August 18.

1st child $98 - multiple children discount Pay for only the weeks your child attends.

For more info call 561.495.2107 or visit www.westpark-baptist.com 4004 Lake Ida Road • Delray Beach

West Park Baptist Church - Dr. Michael L. McClure, camp founder and pastor has worked with children for more than 40 years. Our camp is one of the oldest and most trusted camps in the area. We offer the 1st camper rate of $98/week and multiple children discounts. You only pay for the weeks your child attends. Ten weeks available of fabulous fun including: sports, swimming, games, character building, songs, crafts & life skills training.

Winter Break and Spring Break Camps available also. 4004 Lake Ida Road • Delray Beach. For more info call 561.495.2107 or visit www.westpark-baptist.com

Wellington Children’s Theatre Summer Camp - Activities will focus on acting and vocal skills, show rehearsals, theatre games and improv, and specialized dance, with electives in music theory, pantomime, art, script writing and audition techniques. A fullystaged Broadway musical will be performed.

Guest teachers and terrific staff! Ice Cream snack each afternoon. Bring your own lunch.

June 10-28. Hours 9am - 3pm, with aftercare available until 5pm. $225 per week. Ages 7-16yrs. Located in the “original”Wellington Mall, at Forest Hill and Wellington Trace. www.wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com or 561-223-1928.

“SUMMER OF FUN” ENRICHMENT CAMP

On the ride home, he can’t stop talking about camp.

I hear happy stories about his friends and teachers.

He proudly shows me his latest work of art.

He smiles and giggles recounting his day.

I know I made the right choice. — Beth

8 WEEKS - FULL & PART-TIME AVAILABLE Weekly Entertainment: Magic & Animal Shows • Storytellers Loving & Nurturing Environment Secure Facility New Playground

Theme Weeks Arts & Crafts Gymnastics Computer Skills

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NOW ENROLLING FOR For info call Director, Sandy Wilensky at 561.793.2649 PR ESCHOOL 900 Big Blue Trace | Wellington | psdirector@templebethtorah.net

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Save the date and bring the whole family to Palm Beach Ice Works for their Open House.

Saturday, April 13th. FREE Admission and $2 Skate Rental. Activities start at 12:30 PM. Outside 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM - bounce house, face painting, balloons & cotton candy Inside 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM ONLY - public skating, hockey scrimmage demonstration, learn to skate class and figure skating exhibition.

The Community Blood Center of South Florida will be hosting a blood drive, if you donate blood/platelets, you will receive one FREE Learn to Skate/Learn to Play Hockey Class ($30 value).

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League will be hosting pet adoptions. If you adopt an animal, receive a FREE Learn to Skate or Learn to Play Hockey Session ($195 value) During the open house, receive 10% off items in the proshop. Percentage of the events proceeds will go to charity.

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Styles of Yesterday & Today The American Girl Fashion Show is a fun-filled event for girls and their families, friends, and favorite dolls! Celebrate the experience of being a girl, whether yesterday or today, through a colorful presentation of historical and contemporary fashions.

Enjoy elegant refreshments and enter to win door prizes, and learn how clothing has changed over the years to reflect history, culture, and girls’ individual styles.

Hosted by and to benefit

Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County Saturday, April 13, 2013 Two fashion shows: 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Marriott Hotel 10 North Ocean Boulevard | Delray Beach Thank you to our Generous Sponsor DOLL HAIR SALON

Tickets:$40 Register today! | www.literacypbc.org Complimentary Self Parking | Valet $20

American Girl Fashion Show is licensed from American Girl Programs. All American Girl trademarks, names, and characters are trademarks of American Girl, used under license. All rights reserved.

Calendar Story Time in the Library Nook at 10:30 AM and Happy Hour Monday’s ($5 admission) and free face painting 3 PM – 5 PM. Cool Beans Indoor Playground & Cafe -11701 Lake Victoria Gardens #3115 Palm Beach Gardens, Phone 561.627.1782

Every Wednesday 10:30 - 11:00 AM

Hatchling Tales - Bring your “hatchlings” Ages 0-4, for ocean inspired stories and games at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center. Hatchling Tales are FREE, open to the public, and no pre-registration is required. 14200 U.S. Highway One • Juno Beach, For more info, 561-627-8280, ext. 107 or go to www.marinelife.org Every Friday at 2-3 PM and Saturdays at 11 AM-12 PM or 2 PM-3PM - Tiny Kids Need More Art - Ages 2-4, Kids Need More Art invites toddlers and moms (or dads!) to join them at their bright, colorful, and fun studio space for some creative together-time.

Class is $15, please register at www. kidsneedmoreart.com/jupiter/tiny-kids/ Sun., Apr. 7 • 2 PM Father/Child Let Your Glow Show Party; Dads and granddads are encouraged to bring their children and grandchildren to a ‘Let Your Glow Party,’ a glow-inthe-dark dance party. The event will also feature glow games and glow art projects. Guests are encouraged to wear white to let the most glow show.

This glow-in-the-dark party is a Camp Shalom favorite. JCC North, 4803 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens For more info, contact Rachel Fox at RachelF@JCConline.com or 561.712.5279.

Sat, Apr. 20 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

New Parent Class at Pediatric Assoc.

Designed specifically expectant parents,

the FREE one-hour course covers numerous topics on preparing for your new arrival, such as your child’s development, immunizations, breast vs bottle feeding etc. RSVP: 1-877.334.5437 550 Heritage Dr., Suite 100 • Jupiter Wed. Apr. 24 • 11 AM - 1 PM Mommy and Me @ Downtown at the Gardens - Meet at Carousel Courtyard the last Wednesday of every month for family friendly activities perfect for Mommies, Daddies and Little ones too! For more info 561.727.2640 or www. downtownatthegardens.com. After Mommy and Me, head over to Cool Beans Indoor Playground and Cafe for Silly Sock Day. Arts & Crafts is at 3 p.m. Create your own Silly Socks ($16 cost – includes playground admission) and wear your crazy creations in the playground for an afternoon of fun! .11701 Lake Victoria Gardens #3115 Palm Beach Gardens, To register call, 561.627.1782.

Fri. Apr. 26 • 6-9 PM Kids Night Out in Jupiter - Join Kids Need More Art for a night of fun, creativity and nature that includes a Master Artist themed art project, games and activity, pizza, snacks and refreshments. $25 per a child (grades K-5) (ask about sibling discounts) Three Palms Plaza • 2151 S. Alt. A1A Suite #900 For more info, www.kidsneedmoreart. com/jupiter/kids-night-out/

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Every Saturday • 9 AM - 2 PM West Palm Beach Green Market Waterfront Commons, Downtown WPB For details www.wpb.org/greenmarket/

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Every Sunday afternoon 2 PM 4PM Family Skate

at Palm Beach Ice Works - stay cool even when it is hot outside at Palm Beach Ice Works - fun for the whole family! Times may vary. Please check their website for an updated schedule and additional times.

Family Skate Punch Buy 5 Get 1 Free! or Admission $10, Skate Rental $2 1590 N Florida Mango Rd • West Palm Beach.

Phone: 561.656.4046 Parent-Child classes at the South Florida Science Museum- The 7 week sessions are infused with activities that challenge and entertain your child ages 18mos- 5yrs while sparking a love of learning science. Each one-hour class from 10am to 11:15am includes storytime, a thematic science activity, free play structured by the week’s theme, arts and crafts, as well as music and movement.

Wednesdays, April 3rd- May 5th: Shark Seafari, Thursdays April 4th - May 16th: Healthy Insides and Friday April 5th - May 17th: Earth Rocks! 4801 Dreher Trail North • WPB. Call 561.832.1988 for more info.

Sat. Apr. 6 • 6 AM 2nd annual Thin Mint Sprint 5K Race at Okeeheelee Park. The race also includes a Tagalong Trot 100-yard dash for kids 8 and under. Thin Mint Sprint is open to racers of all ages. Awards will be given in 17 categories and the first 300 registrants will be given race T-shirts. Plus all runners get a free box of Thin Mints! This is a chip-timed race. Registration and packet pickup starts at 6:00 am and the 5K race starts at 7:30 am. Runners can register for the race online by visiting https:// register.gorun.org/thinmintsprint until April 3rd, or register the day of the race starting at 6:00 am. For more information about the Thin Mint Sprint contact Lauren Mathers at lmathers@gssef.org or 561-427-0258.

Sat. Apr. 20 • 6-9 PM Kids Night Out at

Pine Jog - Join Kids Need More Art for a night of fun, creativity and nature that includes a nature-themed art project with a special “feature creature” , twilight trail walks (bring your flashlight), games and activity, pizza, snacks and refreshments. $25 per a child (grades K-5) (ask about sibling discounts) Pine Jog Environmental Education Center • 6301 Summit Boulevard, WPB. For more info, www. kidsneedmoreart.com/pinejog/kids-nightout-at-pine-jog/ Sat. Apr. 13 1:30 - 3:30 PM Open House at Palm Beach Ice Works Free skating to the public ($2 Skate Rental), games, a raffle, and a parking lot full of face painting, charities, bounce houses and more! 1590 N Florida Mango Rd • West Palm Beach. Phone: 561.656.4046

Sun. Apr. 14 • 1-4 PM

City Place Family Festival -Circus Day Balloons, clowns, jugglers, petting zoo, carnival games, live entertainment, cotton candy popcorn and more! 700 S. Rosemary Avenue • WPB For more info, call 561.366.1000.

Sun. April 21 – 2-5 PM Join your community in celebration of Israel’s 65th Anniversary at the PB County Convention Center! Enjoy live entertainment, comedy, children’s crafts, Israeli food and Register to win a FREE trip to Israel. Visit www.jewishpalmbeach. org/israel65 for more information

Fri. Apr. 26 • 6-10 PM

Arabian Nights at the Museum You won’t need your passport to journey over to the South Florida Science Museum for Arabian Nights at the Museum. Families will enjoy exploring and uncovering the mysteries of Egypt and the Middle East with presentations, crafts, activities and more.

Come dressed as your favorite Arabian character for a prize! 4801 Dreher Trail North • WPB. Call 561.832.1988 for more info.

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For more info go to www.joeysoutback. com. 10670 West Forest Hill Blvd., Wellington.

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Every Thursday 5-9:30 PM Food Truck Invasion - A fun family night with some of the best food trucks in South Florida - Wellington Amphitheater 12100 Forest Hill Blvd - Wellington.

Every SaturdayBehance • 11 AM Storytime at Barnes & Noble The Shoppes at Wellington Green 10500 West Forest Hill Blvd.

Wellington • Call 561.792.1292 for info.

Every Saturday • 8 AM - 1 PM Friendster Wellington Green Market - 12100 Forest Hill Blvd - Wellington.

On the first Saturday of the month at 10 AM Story time at Scott’s Place Park - next to the market.

Apr. 13 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM New Parent Class Pediatric Associates Designed specifically for expectant parents, the FREE one-hour course Amazon covers numerous topics onLast.fm preparing for your new arrival, such as your child’s development, immunizations, breast vs bottle feeding etc. Hosted by: Lisa Simons, M.D. RSVP 1.877.334.5437 4075 State Rd. 7, Suite H1 • Wellington

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Apr. 21, 26-28 Annie, Jr., Presented by Wellington Children’s Theatre, Tickets and information available on their website. www.wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com or call 561-223-1928

Thurs. Apr. 25 • 6:30-9:30 PM

The Clothing Exchange Project: Spring Swap in the City. A great way to be green! This is an upscale event where ladies can refresh themselves and their wardrobes, save money and help the environment. Doors Design Float Deviant Art open at 6:30. Accepting 20 ladies items: Clothing, Shoes, Handbags Etc. Tickets $20 advance or $25 at the door. For more info, or to purchase advance tickets go to www. theclothingexhcangeproject.com. or call 561.317.7000 Hawthorn Suites, West Palm Bebo Beach • 301 Lamberton DriveSquidoo

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Every Sat. through Apr. 27 at 2 PM Disney’s Mulan

Jr. at Showtime Travel back to the legendary, story-telling days of ancient China with this actionpacked musical stage adaptation of Disney’s Mulan. Space is Limited.

Reservations Required.Tickets $10 children under 12; $14 adult For info please call 561.394.2626. www.ShowtimeBoca.com • 503 SE Mizner Blvd. Ste. 73 Boca Raton,

Saturdays through April 13 “Kids Art Loud”, A New Toby’s Kids Saturday Program helps children cope with changes in their Life. Sessions in Pompano Beach and Boynton Beach! Ages 5-9 and 10-13.Just $120 for 5 week series; $35 per individual session. Call the Toby Center, 561-244-0010 for more information or email, tobycenter@ aol.com.

Sun. Apr. 7 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Young Families at Temple Beth El of Boca Raton invite you to Magic & Mitzvah - Camp Jenny Fundraiser featuring world famous magician Gary Goodman. All proceeds benefit BOFTY (senior youth group) fundraiser for Camp Jenny, a place where inner city Atlanta children can experience the joy of summer camp. Ticket price includes lunch: Children under 9 $8 / Adults $12. RSVP to Juliane Wolfberg jwolfberg@ tbeboca.org or call 561.391.8900 Sat. April 13 10 AM and 1:30 PM American Girl Fashion Show hosted by and to benefit the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County.

Two fashion shows 10 AM and 1:30 PM. The American Girl Fashion Show is a fun-filled event for girls and their families, friends, and favorite dolls! Celebrate the experience of being a girl, whether yesterday or today,through a colorful presentation of historical and contemporary fashions. Enjoy elegant refreshments and enter to win door prizes, and learn how clothing has

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changed over the years to reflect history, culture, and girls’ individual styles. Tickets are $40, Complimentary Self Park or Valet $20. Recommended for children 6 and up.

Register today at www.literacypbc.org.

Mariott Hotel, 10 N. Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach Sat., Apr.13, 3PM Spy Training Academy at the Library.

Pick your code name and learn the basic techniques for being an international spy. Ages 5-10. (45 min.) Preregister call 561.482.4554. Glades Road Branch • 20701 95th Avenue South, Boca Raton Sat., Apr. 20, 10 AM Earth Day Appreciation Celebration at the Library - Listen to the story “On Meadowview Street,” by Henry Cole and we’ll have a variety of recycled crafts for you to make. Ages 4-9. (45 min.) Preregister 561.894.7500. Hagen Ranch Road Branch 14350 Hagen Ranch Road, Delray Beach, Apr. 27 •7 PM Improv Comedy Night... Take 2 at Sol Children Theatre - Improvisation involves dialogue and actions created spontaneously in response to suggestions from the audience. There is no script and no plot.

—with hilarious results. But what makes improv so unique and engaging is that the audience participates in the mayhem.

Tickets $15. RSVP as this event sells out! www.solchildren.org • 3333 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Please call ahead to confirm.

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Six South Florida Foot and Ankle Centers To Serve You! Dr. Joshua P. Daly, DPM, MBA Dr. Joshua Paul Daly grew up in the small town of Grenada, Mississippi, the youngest of three boys. He followed the family tradition and attended Mississippi State University to pursue a degree in Microbiology. Dr. Daly was involved with multiple campus organization and leadership positions resulting in his induction into the MSU Hall of Fame (one of ten chosen).

After graduating Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology, his natural interest in business and leadership led him to business school where he obtained his Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree.

Dr. Brett Fried, DPM I was born and raised (alongside my twin brother) by my father in Staten Island, New York. Watching my grandfather deal with diabetes on a daily basis, I quickly appreciated the field of Medicine and eventually attended Medical school at the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Manhattan, NY. After medical school, my residency career started in New York City where my time was spent at four major hospitals

Dr. Julio C. Ortiz, DPM Dr. Ortiz was born in Havana, Cuba and moved to Florida at the age of two along with his mother, father and older brother. He was raised in Hialeah, Florida and attended Miami Springs Senior High School where he first became interested in Sports Medicine following an injury to his knee.

Dr. Ortiz turned down several athletic scholarships to compete in college level wrestling in order to pursue a career in Sports Medicine.

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