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2 CONTENTS
ISSUE
summer camp guide
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parenting
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health
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education
Child Development
Making a Difference
Overnight Camp
Choosing a Camp
There is no denying that the last
Healthy teeth are fundamental to the
There are few things more exciting in
It’s no exaggeration to say that the
overall health and development of
a kid’s life than their first sleepaway
one event kids really look forward
a child. Early detection and timely
camp. How do you prepare your kids
to all year is the summer camp. But
intervention can prevent the need for
– and yourself – for this big event?
we have changed how we interact
how do you choose the right one for
more extensive and expensive care
Drawing from own experience as well
them? Six things to consider to find
with others to maintain our health
often required when problems have
as conversation with other parents,
the perfect Summer Camp program
and safety.
gone unrecognized and/or untreated.
here are 8 things you should do.
for your child.
IN EVERY ISSUE
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Tips for First-Timers, and You.
SPECIAL SECTION
two years have taken a toll on child development. As a global community,
Education Directory
Overnight Camp
PARENTING
Is your child ready to go to
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What to Do-Child Development Post Pandemic With the world opened up, some fears are still present for our young ones. When some behaviors start to appear, the question often becomes what to do and when to reach out for help. By Dr. Stacy Herrera
Sleepaway Camp? Here are Eight adventure for you and your child. Sponsored by Camp Osprey
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Choosing the
Right Summer Camp for Your Kids How to select the perfect camp
HEALTH
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looking for ways to keep their kids
Pediatric dental disease is America’s most common chronic childhood illness. Here are ten facts to help your child have a healthy mouth. By Dr. Maribel Santos-Cordero
Summer Camp
Let us introduce you to the top camps in Sarasota, Bradenton and Venice and compare them side-byside with our Summer Camp grid.
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Making a Difference One Child at a Time
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Special Section 1 6 The Bishop Museum 1 8 Sarasota Youth Opera 2 0 Sarasota Ballet 22 FL Studio Theatre 24 Nathan Benderson Park 25 Sun Outdoors 26 FC Sarasota 26 The Players Theatre 27 Camp Osprey 27 Core SRQ 28 Parks & Recreation 28 Venice Theatre 29 Sarasota Crew 29 Circus Summer Camp
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Post Pandemic by Dr. Stacie Herrera, Herrera Psychology
There is no denying that the last two years have taken a toll on child development. As a global community, we have changed how we interact with others to maintain our health and safety. Children have taken notice, and they may have developed fears of illness or making others sick along the way. The world may be opening up again, but these developed fears are still very present for our young ones. If you had a death in the family due to COVID, your child’s behaviors around illness and wanting to keep others healthy might be concerning. Your children may be especially hesitant to visit, hug, or interact with elderly or immunocompromised relatives. They may want to wear their masks or
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refuse to go near their grandparents. There may even be changes in appetite, withdrawal, or noticeable changes in behavior such as regression in toileting or sleeping habits. When these behaviors start to appear, or any development delay, the question often becomes what to do and when to reach out for help. WHAT TO DO: CHILD DEVELOPMENT POST PANDEMIC If you notice slight changes in your child’s behavior, or extreme resistance to interacting with loving relatives, it may be time to have a new conversation about health and safety. It will be especially important to model the level of care you wish your children to exhibit. Children watch caregivers closely for cues on how to behave. I don’t know about you, but
I’m not always clear on how to maintain health and safety, given the confusing information and expectations happening every day. Take the time to communicate your expectations with your children. Let them know how the immune system works in a developmentally appropriate way. Be very clear about hugs and interactions with elderly and immunocompromised relatives. It may be necessary to teach your children to ask: “Are you accepting hugs?” Actively teach your child about worry thoughts and strategies to manage big emotions. Model those strategies. Create a time of day to openly discuss worries. Be sure to validate their worries, “that does sound scary,” but not minimize their feelings. Provide reassurance and ask your child to identify how they feel when they are worried. If you find that
your child’s fears are contributing to emotional meltdowns or uncharacteristic behaviors, please reach out to a therapist, psychologist, or social worker. Your child does not have to be in an active crisis to reach out to a professional. Your child may benefit from as little as a few sessions to learn strategies to manage big emotions. CHILD DEVELOPMENT UPDATES FROM THE CDC The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently updated the checklists for development milestones for infant and young children’s development for the first time in over 20 years. You may be wondering what this means for your child. The guidelines are meant to eliminate confusion and alarm while ensuring children who need additional resources are identified earlier. Some of the changes to the guidelines include:
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Removing vague language like “may” or “begins” when referring to certain milestones
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Removing duplicate milestones
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Revising and expanding tips and activities to promote child development
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Identifying new social and emotional milestones
There is no perfect way to identify if your child is experiencing development problems (pandemic related or not). My best advice is to trust your own gut instinct and knowledge about your child. You know best what brings them joy, what overstimulates them, and when they are overtaken by fear or grief. If you are looking for resources, don’t be afraid to reach out to the local experts in your area. The earlier our little ones get help for developmental delays, the better the outcome will be.! Herrera Psychology (813) 395-9049 • info@herrerapsychology.com www.herrerapsychology.com.
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MAKING A difference One Child at a Time By Maribel Santos-Cordero, DMD
PEDIATRIC DENTAL DISEASE IS AMERICA’S MOST COMMON CHRONIC CHILDHOOD ILLNESS. Cavities can form at any age. Despite parents’ best efforts, 60% of children will have a cavity or filling between the ages of 5-9y/o.
The mouth can harbor germs that subsequently are aspirated, resulting in airway infections.
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Dental caries, gum disease and other oral conditions can cause millions of children pain so severe that it affects their ability to eat, sleep and learn, communicate, and thrive.
Dental caries is 5x more common than asthma.
Children with Early Childhood Caries may be severely underweight because of pain and disinclination to eat. Nutritional deficiencies during childhood can interfere with remembering, problem solving and decisionmaking process.
Healthy teeth are fundamental to the overall health and development of a child. Early detection and timely intervention can prevent the need for more extensive and expensive care often required when problems have gone unrecognized and/or untreated.
DID YOU KNOW? MOM PLAYS A BIG ROLE IN THE PREVENTION OF DENTAL DISEASE Your nutrition and oral health can help your baby’s teeth even before birth. Baby teeth start developing during the third trimester and the first year. Enamel defects are common with low birthweight or illness in the newborn infant.
YOUR BABY NEEDS A TO SEE A PEDIATRIC DENTIST BY AGE ONE Start oral care early and visit the pediatric dentist by the first birthday so that any problems may be detected, treated, or even avoided completely.
PLAQUE FORMS EVERY TIME YOU EAT Start brushing your child’s teeth as soon as the first tooth appears. Even if your children are very independent, help them brush. Children do not develop the coordination to do good brushing & flossing until they are about 8 y/o.
NOT ALL CAVITIES ARE VISIBLE TO THE PLAIN EYE Floss your child’s teeth to avoid cavities in-between teeth. It helps prevent those tricky cavities that can only be seen on X-Rays or once they are big enough to start hurting.
TOOTH DECAY IS A BACTERIAL INFECTION You can spread it by kissing your child on the lips and sharing food & drinks once the first tooth comes in.
XYLITOL IS A SUGAR THAT HELPS PREVENT CAVITIES Chewing gum with Xylitol can also help you reduce the amount of plaque and tartar that sticks to your teeth.
CHILDREN WHO RECEIVE SEALANTS ARE 70% LESS PRONE TO DEVELOP A CAVITY Most permanent molars and some primary molars have very deep pits and fissures. Sealants act as a barrier to protect the chewing sides from the acid attack of food and plaque build-up.
MORE THAN 25 % OF SPORTS RELATED INJURIES INVOLVE THE MOUTH AND TEETH Be prepared to prevent a dental injury by using a sports mouthguard.
CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS REQUIRE A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO DENTAL CARE Some children with oral aversion, sensory defensiveness, hyper-sensitivity to sensory-visual-auditory input or some other healthcare needs require assistance in keeping good oral hygiene habits as well as specialized dental care.
CHILDREN WHO LOVE GOING TO THE DENTIST WILL BE ADULTS WHO ENJOY ORAL CARE Most adults who fear the dentist report having a negative experience when they were young. Pediatric dentists provide the setting for a positive experience by allowing children to explore dentistry in a nonthreatening atmosphere. Dr. Maribel Santos Cordero is a board-certified pediatric dentist in Lakewood Ranch dedicated to the oral health of children, adolescents, and children with special needs. She believes in taking a preventive approach to dentistry and helping children achieve their full potential by providing all the necessary tools to achieve optimal oral health. Visit www.sarasotachildrendentistry.com to learn more about her practice. www.FloridaFamilyLiving.com
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Getting Ready for
OVERNIGHT getting ready for OVERNIGHT CAMP by Tanni Haas, Ph.D.
Tips for First–Timers — and Their Parents By Tanni Haas, Ph. D.
There are few things more exciting in a kid’s life than their first sleepaway camp. How do you prepare your kids – and yourself – for this big event? Drawing on my own experiences as the parent of a teenager who’s a happy camper, as well as conversations with other parents, I’ve identified 8 things you should do. PREPARE FOR CAMP TOGETHER You want your kids to take ownership of this exciting experience. To do that, prepare for camp together: shop together for all the stuff on the packing list and pack jointly using luggage that isn’t too difficult to carry. You should also build excitement by talking to your kids about all the incredible things they’re going to experience, and explain the rules and expectations of the camp.
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PACK CLOTHING FOR ALL KINDS OF WEATHER
SPEAK TO PARENTS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
When you pack your kids’ clothes, don’t pack their best items. Whether it’s a sports camp or any other type of camp, there are likely to be outdoor activities where clothing will get stained, torn, or ruined. Pack their most durable clothes, and make sure that there are clothes for all kinds of weather – both sunny, warm days and rainy, cool days. Most importantly, label everything with your kids’ names. A good friend of ours forgot to do that for their daughter’s first sleepaway camp. She came home with all kinds of wild clothes they’d never seen before.
No matter how confident your kids are that they’re going to be just fine without you, it’s always a good idea to bring them some comfort from home to camp. Reach out to other parents from your kids’ school or your neighborhood to see if they plan on sending their kids to the same camp. Most camps let parents request that their kids bunk with one or more of their regular friends. They’re going to meet lots of other kids and make lots of new friends as well.
HAVE A SLEEPOVER – OR TWO Your kids are going to be away from you, possibly for the first time, for an extended period of time. Some kids have absolutely no problem adjusting; others need to dip their feet in the water slowly, so to speak. Organize a couple of sleepovers with their friends – and do it at their friends’ houses – to get them used to being away from you.
CONTRIBUTE MONEY TO THE CANDY STORE Most sleepaway camps have a store where kids can buy candy with money that parents have contributed to an account. Ask the camp director what amount parents typically contribute to this account – and then contribute the same amount. Kids compare themselves to other kids, and no kid wants to be the odd one out with less money to buy candy than everyone else. Conversely, you don’t want to over-contribute to the candy account.
COMMUNICATION AND CARE PACKAGES
DON’T HANG AROUND TOO LONG WHEN YOU ARRIVE
Find out what the camp’s policy is when it comes to communicating with your kids via email, letters and care packages. Are you allowed a certain number of emails or letters? How many care packages are you permitted to send, and are their rules about what you can and can’t send? If you’re allowed to include toys in the care packages, choose things that your kids can enjoy together with the other campers, like Frisbees and playing cards, instead of toys that only they can enjoy themselves. For our son’s first sleepaway camp, my spouse and I sent several decks of playing cards with the first care package. The kids ended up playing cards with the camp counselors until late at night.
When you finally arrive at camp for the drop-off, do yourself – and your kids – the favor and leave once they’re settled in. Bring them to their cabin, help them unpack if necessary, and then extract yourself as quickly as possible. Your kids are eager to meet all the other campers, and there’s nothing as embarrassing as a parent who lingers for what appears to be no good reason. Let them start bonding to and connecting with their counselors and the other kids. DON’T WORRY - THEY’RE GOING TO BE FINE Once you’re back in the car, take a deep breath, and then head home. Your kids are going to be fine, and so will you. Trust me. !
For information: 941-928-6860 | www.CampOsprey.com 18050 U.S. 301 Wimauma, FL 33598
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Brickhouse Academy
Out-of-Door-Academy
(K-10)
(M-7)
3552 Webber Street | Sarasota, FL 34239
5950 Deer Drive | Sarasota, FL 34240
941.924.7681 • www.brickhouse-academy.com
941.349.3223 • www.oda.edu
Grades: 6th Grade - 12th Grade Enrollment: 40 Class Size: 1:4 Year Established: 1992 Affiliation: Non - Denom.
Grades: 6th Grade - 12th Grade Enrollment: 500 Class Size: 1:16 Year Established: 1924 Affiliation: Non - Denom.
Community Day School
(L-8)
1050 S. Tuttle Ave. | Sarasota, FL 34237
Sarasota Christian School
941.552.2770 • www.communityday.org
5415 Bahia Vista St. | Sarasota, FL 34232
Grades: Preschool - 8th Grade Enrollment: 250 Class Size: 1:9 Year Established: 1974; independent 2015 Affiliation: Jewish (all faiths welcome)
941-371-6481 • www.sarasotachristian.org
Faith Early Learning Center
Grades: PreK - 12th Grade Enrollment: 440 Class Size: 14:1 Year Established: 1958 Affiliation: Christian (Mennonite)
(VPK)
7750 Beneva Road | Sarasota, FL 34238
SKY Academy
941.923.2509 • www.felcpreschoolsrq.com
Grades: VPK 2-5 years Enrollment: 106 Toddlers: 1:5 Twos: 1:6 Threes: 1:9 VPK: 1:12 Year Established: 2014 Affiliation: Lutheran (all faiths welcome) (L-11)
(N-18)
705 Center Road | Venice, FL 34285 941.244.2626 • www.SKYattheY.com
Grades: 6th Grade - 8th Grade Enrollment: 250 Class Size: 1:15 Year Established: 2001 Affiliation: Venice YMCA
SKY Academy NewGate School
(M-10)
(O-20)
871 South River Road, Englewood, FL 34223
5237 Ashton Road | Sarasota, FL 34233
941.999.4775 • www.SKYattheY.com
941.922.4949 • www.newgate.edu
Grades: 6th Grade - 8th Grade Enrollment: 225 Class Size: 1:15 Year Established: 2001 Affiliation: Englewood YMCA
Lic.# 58-51-00077
Grades: 18 months - 6th Grade Enrollment: 101 Class Size: Toddler - 1:6, Primary 1:15 Year Established: 1984 Affiliation: A Montessori - IB World School
NewGate School
St. Martha Catholic School
(L-9)
4380 Fruitville Rd. | Sarasota, FL 34232
(N-8)
5481 Communications Pkwy | Sarasota, FL 34240
941-953-4181 • www.stmarthaschool.net
941.222.0763 • www.newgate.edu
Grades: P3 - 8th Grade Enrollment: 466 Class Size: Varies Year Established: 1950 Affiliation: Catholic Diocese of Venice, St. Martha Catholic Church
Lic.# 58-51-00077
Grades: 7th Grade - 12th Grade Enrollment: 77 Class Size: Upper - 1:15 Year Established: 1984 Affiliation: A Montessori - IB World School
Out-of-Door-Academy
St. Mary Academy
(I-11)
444 Reid Street | Siesta Key, FL 34242
941-366-4010 • www.stmarysarasota.org
941.349.3223 • www.oda.edu
Grades: K - 8th Grade Enrollment: 77 Class Size: 13 or less Year Established: 2000 Affiliation: Catholic Diocese of Venice
Grades: PreK - 5th Grade Enrollment: 250 Class Size: 1:16 Year Established: 1924 Affiliation: Non - Denom.
Charter School PreSchool
(L-9)
4380 Fruitville Rd. | Sarasota, FL 34232
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choosing the right By Tanni Haas, Ph. D.
It’s no exaggeration to say that the one event kids really look forward to all year is the summer camp. But how do you choose the right one for them? Based on my experiences as the parent of a teenager as well as conversations with other parents, I’ve figured out the top six things to consider.
It goes without saying that cost is an important factor, especially if you have more than one kid. Summer camps can range widely in price, depending on whether they’re bare-bones camps with a limited number of activities, or camps that offer a lot of expensive activities like overnight trips. But don’t just consider the price of the camp. Also consider how much money you’ll have left for other summer activities like family trips. Kids’ summer vacations are long and can feel even longer if the whole family has to stay home for many weeks because you didn’t have any money left to do other things. I learned this the hard way the first time our son went to a summer camp. The camp was so expensive that we ended up not having money for our planned family vacation.
Another aspect to consider is the distance of the camp from your home. If the camp is far away, you may end up spending a lot of time and money driving to and from camp. This issue is made even more challenging if you’ve kids who go to different camps, at different times, and for different lengths of time. A good friend of ours spends a lot of the summer crisscrossing the U.S. on the way to and from the different camps that his kids go to.
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One of the biggest choices every parent faces is whether to send their kids to a day camp or a sleepaway camp. In my experience it’s best to start with a day camp until your kids express interest in going to a sleepaway camp. Believe me: they’re fully aware even at a young age that sleepaway camps exist and that some of their friends already have attended them. If your kids haven’t said they’d like to go to a sleepaway camp, it’s probably because they’re not ready yet. It can also be a good idea to send your kids to both day and sleepaway camps. While sleepaway camps give them a chance to experience real independence and to make new friends, day camps let them come home in the late afternoon and spend some time with their regular friends.
Consider the types of activities in which you kids would be engaged when choosing a camp. Some kids enjoy sitting quietly inside focusing on arts and crafts; other kids prefer being outdoors doing sports. You could choose to simply follow your kids’ preferences and let them decide, or you could use the summer camp as a chance to challenge your kids to step outside their comfort zone and try something different. My spouse certainly prefers the second option. Since our son first began going to summer camp, my spouse has insisted that he try activities that we can’t offer him in our regular cityslicker lives, like canoeing, water skiing, and zip-lining.
FOR YOUR KIDS
Finally, ask yourself whether you want to send your kids to one camp for all or part of the summer, or whether you want your kids to go to multiple camps. There are good reasons for either choice. On the one hand, sending your kids to a single camp can save you time and money shuttling between camps. It would also let your kids cultivate friendships for a longer period of time. On the other hand, sending your kids to several camps would let them to explore different interests and make more new friends.!
Find out if the camps you are interested in are specialized and focus on one activity, or if they offer multiple activities. Many camps are geared toward one specific activity, like chess, coding, writing, or more sports-oriented activities like basketball or soccer. Other camps offer kids a range of activities from sports, to crafts, to performing arts. Camps that focus on a single activity typically aim to strengthen kids’ abilities in that particular area. Camps that offer many different activities try to introduce kids to different things. So ask yourself – and your kids - whether the goal is simply to have fun and try new things, or whether the goal is to enhance some particular skill of theirs.
For information: 941-225-6525 | www.SarasotaBallet.org/education | education@SarasotaBallet.org
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THE BISHOP
SUMMER CAMP
BRADENTON
Museum of Science and Nature
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he Bishop’s Science Camps provide awe-inspiring explorations, delightful discoveries, and WOW moments for kids ages 7-11 during summer break! Campers work together to engage in activities, experiments and investigations as they explore popular science topics each week in a unique and safe environment. Join us for one week or many – each week is different!
Weekly Themes Each week is based on a different science topic that curious campers can enjoy and explore. Themes include “The Science of Magic”, “Astronaut Boot Camp”, “Grossology” and so much more.
Details • When: Camp runs 9am to 4pm Monday through Friday (drop off begins at 8:45am; pick-up begins at 3:45pm) • Where: At The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, 201 10th St. W, Bradenton, Florida, 34205 • Cost: Members of the Discovery Society at the Innovator Level and above pay $200 per week. All others pay $250. • Payment plans and scholarships are available for eligible campers.l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES: June 6 – August 5 Ages: 7 - 11 941-746-4131, ext. 113 SMcCarthy@BishopScience.org BishopScience.org/summer-camp/ 201 10th St W | Bradenton, Bradenton, FL
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SARASOTA
SUMMER CAMP
SARASOTA
Youth Opera Experience the Magic of the Opera
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very year SYO offers a three-week summer camp exploring the amazing world of opera. Campers delve into the magic both on the stage and behind the scenes led by professionals from Sarasota Opera. A typical day includes not only singing and acting but also creating fun projects in sets, wigs, make-up, costumes, props, and so much more! No previous experience or auditions required. Pre and post care, sibling discounts, and financial assistance are available. Since 1984, Sarasota Youth Opera has given thousands of young people ages 8 and up an opportunity to experience opera firsthand through participation in after-school choruses, Sarasota Opera main stage productions, summer camps, and fully staged Youth Opera productions. As the only program in the United States committed to presenting annual full-scale opera productions for young voices, accepting all who wish to participate regardless of skill level or ability to pay, Sarasota Youth Opera is a national model for opera education.
Ages 8 to 10 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Weekdays Session 1 - June 13-17, 2022 - $150 Session 2 - June 20-24, 2022 - $150 Combined Sessions – June 13-24, 2022 - $275
Ages 11 to 18 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Weekdays One Session Only – June 13 – July 1, 2022 - $375 l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now 941-328-1329 www.sarasotaopera.org/summer-camp 61 North Pineapple Avenue | Sarasota, Sarasota, FL
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THE SARASOTA
SUMMER CAMP
SARASOTA
Ballet School Summer Fun at the Ballet
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he Sarasota Ballet School is the place to dance this Summer. Our talented and nurturing faculty are experts at working with children. With our beautiful studios and downtown location, it’s the perfect place for your child to discover the joy of dance. IN-PERSON CAMPS! We are offering summer camps for ages 3-11. Our camps will include ballet, creative movement plus craft-making and the fun of trying on costumes! WEEKLY THEMES Each week will have a separate theme designed to engage and inspire your child. Themes will include ‘Fairytales’ and ‘Around the World’.
DETAILS Step into Ballet (ages 3-4) 9:00–9:45am June 13-17 Children’s Dance Camp (ages 5-7) 9am-12pm June 6-10, June 20-24 Dance Explorer’s Camp (ages 8-11) 1:00–4:00pm June 13-17. l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES: June 6 – June 24 Ages: 3 - 11 941-225-6520 education@SarasotaBallet.org www.SarasotaBallet.org 1400 Boulevard of the Arts | Sarasota, Sarasota, FL
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SUMMER CAMP
SARASOTA
FLORIDA Studio Theatre School
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or over 35 years, Florida Studio Theatre’s Summer Theatre Camp has been welcoming young artists ages 5-17 to FST’s downtown campus to discover, create, and connect through the art of live theatre. Led by FST’s staff of Resident Teaching Artists, FST’s Summer Theatre Camp provides spirited guidance, helping each child connect with their own innate creativity. The theatre is more than just an outlet for creative expression – theatrical training fosters important life skills, increasing self-confidence, cultivating empathy, strengthening collaboration, and broadening an individual’s worldview. Whether your interest is to encourage personal creativity and confidence or pursue serious theatrical training, we invite you to discover your child’s artistic home with Florida Studio Theatre. Scholarships available!
Ages 5-6 Little Theatre Full Session: June 6 – 24, 9AM-1PM | July 5– 22, 9AM-1PM Little Theatre Introduction Week: May 31 – June 3, 9AM-1:30PM June 27 – July 1, 9AM-1PM
Ages 7-12 Children’s Performing Arts Camp: June 6 – 24, 10AM-3PM July 18 – August 5, 10AM-3PM Intro to Theatre: May 31 – June 3, 9AM-2:30PM | July 11-15, 9AM-2PM
Ages 13-17 Teen Performing Arts Camp: May 31 – June 17, 10:15AM-3:15PM July 11 – 29, 10:15AM-3:15PM
Teen Improv August 1-5, 10AM-2PM l “My daughter loves coming to FST. She likes to teach us all the acting games she learned in class. She is always so excited to tell us about all the fun she had.” -April, Summer Camp Parent, 2020
REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES: May 31 – August 5 Ages: 5 - 17 941.366.9000 info@floridastudiotheatre.org https://www.floridastudiotheatre.org 1241 N Palm Ave | Sarasota, FL
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NATHAN Benderson Park Your water adventure awaits!
Test the waters! Paddling, archery, fishing, sailing and more!
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ummer camps at Nathan Benderson Park are a great way for your child to learn new skills for a lifetime, make new friends, and make lifelong memories. There’s no
better place to spend the summer! Our traditional Water Adventure Camp includes stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing and kayaking, and more! Campers will learn the basics of each discipline along with boating safety. On-land instruction and safety requirements accompany all activities, and campers will be issued PFDs for on-water activities. The camp has full-day and half-day options. Our new Learn To Row and Sail Camp gives campers the chance to learn the precise skills required to row a single scull, while in the afternoons, they’ll learn the basics of sailing in their own boats! Archery and Freshwater Fishing return for 2022 as a morning-only camp. Under the instruction of National Archery Assn. certified instructors, campers will learn to be independent, safe archers. When it’s time for rods and reels, kids will learn basic skills, types of tackle, casting, bait and more, both on land and on water. They’ll also learn boating safety before they take to the water in small vessels to fish! Our NBP Ultimate Camp is back again — it’s archery and freshwater fishing in the morning and Water Adventure Camp in the afternoon. All activities are on the controlled waters of NBP, with trained and experienced camp counselors ready to make your child’s summer the best ever. Register your child today at NBPCamp.com! l
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REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES (WEEKLY): May 31 - August 5 | 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Ages: 6 - 14 ***Discounts available for multiple weeks, siblings and NBPerks! members***
941-358-7275 ext. 5812 info@nathanbendersonpark.org NBPCamp.com 5851 Nathan Benderson Circle, Sarasota, FL
SUMMER CAMP
Explore, learn & create this summer!
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SUN OUTDOORS RV Resort & Campground Meet new friends this summer!
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he Resort is packed with families gathered around the Olympic sized pool,
Camp Sun Outdoors - This year will
playing on the Mega Slide, eating poolside at the Bar & Grill, and enjoying
be our seventh session of Camp Sun
special events like Glow Night. With 16 summer themed weeks like “Red, White
Outdoors where boys and girls in
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grades K-8th will have a lot of adventure
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breakfast, lunch and snack included.
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FC Sarasota FC Sarasota Summer Camp is designed to provide our soccer players a first class soccer experience. We create a nurturing and supportive environment that will positively shape the attitudes to achieve success. Players will be exposed to creative soccer exercises and games that will enhance their technical ability. This will all be done in a fun and entertaining way! From small sided games to fun competitive contests, every player will have a greater understanding and appreciation of the game. Players will be place in age appropriate groups to ensure relevant and optimal training activities. Each camp includes a 30 minute lunch break in the FC Sarasota air conditioned clubhouse at Twin lakes park. l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now AGES: U6-U14 dforway@fcsarasota.com www.fcsarasota.com
941-925-7679 • www.FCSarasota.com/RecreationalSummerCamp
THE PLAYERS Studio The Players Studio four-week Musical Theater Camp (ages 8-17) runs from July 11 – August 5. Students will rehearse and then perform a full production of the musical “We Will Rock You Young@Part” featuring the hit songs of Queen. Camp takes place at 3501 S. Tamiami Trail. One-week mini camps (ages 5-10) run from June 6 – August 5 with a new theme every week ranging from pirates and mermaids to space! Students learn songs, dances and skits and then entertain their family at the end of the week with a small performance. Camp will take place at The Players Studio, 1400 Blvd. of the Arts, Suite 200. Players Studio camps are perfect for students of all abilities and experience levels. Before and aftercare are available, as well as financial assistance. l
REGISTRATION: Weekly/Monthly SESSION DATES: June 6 - August 5 AGES: 5 - 17 brennaw@theplayers.org HOURS: 9:30am to 2:30pm
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CAMP Osprey 204 acres Kid’s Overnight Adventure Camp. Ages 7-15. The Little Manatee River meanders along the property of Camp Osprey for over a mile. Campers go horseback riding, giant swing, zipline, High ropes course 35’ in the air, paintball, lake blob, swimming, kayaking, fishing, archery, bb guns, arts and crafts, cooking, sports, warp wall and obstacle course, gaga ball courts, and many more field games and sports. Camp fires at each a/c cabin, hot water showers. Come as campers leave as family. Camp Opsrey where a kid can be a kid. Week overnight $645/week. Day Camper Mon- Fri 8a-6p, $320/week, (breakfast and lunch provided) Call Sandy at 941-928-6860 after 3pm and schedule a tour, be glad to show you around answer all questions and help alleviate any fears. Where we can meet not just the camper but the family. We look forward to meeting you and your family. l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES (WEEKLY): Overnight: June 5 - August 7 Day: June 6 - August 7
AGES: 7 - 15
941-928-6860 • www.camposprey.com • info@camposprey
CORE SRQ Are you ready for the BEST SUMMER EVER? CoreKIDS day camps provide children with life lessons, new skills, adventures, and a chance to unlock their creativity. With two convenient locations, our camps provide a safe environment where children gain self-confidence as they learn. CoreSWIM camp teaches the life-saving skill of swimming and water safety. Counselors in Training (CIT) will learn valuable lessons in leadership, engage in leading and assisting counselors with their groups, and earn community service hours for their school. l
REGISTRATION: Weekly AGES: 5-12 LOCATIONS: 1075 S Euclid Ave & 8301 Potter Park Dr | Sarasota, FL
941-955-8194 • 941-922-9622 • www.CoreSRQ.org • contact@CoreSRQ.org SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION | www.FloridaFamilyLiving.com
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PARKS and Recreation
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arasota County’s trusted camp provider for more than 40 years! Summer camp programs are offered over 11 weeks for children entering grades 1 through 12.
Day Camps: Children entering grades 1 - 5 will enjoy three field trips every week and on-site activities. Children can attend from as early as 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Specialty Camps: More than 30 specialty camps are scheduled throughout the summer to allow your child to enjoy a favorite activity. Over 25 week long camps allow your child to enjoy a favorite activity, or try something new! For more information, call the camp office, or visit scgov.net/parks. l
941-861-PARK (7275) REGISTRATION DATE: March 29th GRADES: 1 - 12
941-925-7679 • www.FCSarasota.com/RecreationalSummerCamp
VENICE Theatre Learning is a process; it never ends. This is the approach for Venice Theatre’s education programs. We offer a “no shortcuts,” high quality theatre training program with top notch, caring instructors. We also offer classes and camps that are fun for all involved. Graduates of our program are currently working in the theatre field as professional actors and technicians. Additionally, many of our students are currently studying across the U.S. in prestigious theatre programs. Our graduates are also teachers, medical students, and emerging writers. Whatever career our students pursue as adults, they will be more successful as a result of our arts education programs. They will be more creative, more disciplined, more conscientious and more fun to be around. l REGISTRATION: Now AGES: 5 - Adults info@venicetheatre.org
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SARASOTA Crew
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O EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Sarasota Crew summer camps welcome students moving in to 3rd – 12th grades next fall. All camps run for two weeks long from 8-12 Monday-Friday and are only $250 for new rowers. We offer a safe environment with over 30 professional coaches and volunteers committed to the camps. Participants are grouped by age and experience level to offer a perfect learning environment for all. Sarasota Crew is one of the largest youth rowing organizations in the country. Our coaching staff is able to successfully serve athletes of all ages, experience and motivation. We offer an athlete-first approach that helps everyone grow in our environment and decide how far they would like rowing to take them. Register online today! Come row with the dolphins and no alligators! REGISTRATION DATE: Open Now SESSION DATES: June 6-17 | June 20-July 1 | July 18-29 AGES: 8 - 17 941-966.9791 • www.SarasotaCrew.org • teamadmin@SarasotaCrew.org
CIRCUS Summer Camp Circus artistry meets summer fun in this unique summer camp for children 6-15! Join us for a one-of- a- kind summer camp where youth campers learn circus arts disciplines including : triple and single trapeze, lobes, silks, hula hoop, low wire, clowning, flying trapeze, juggling and more! Campers will: increase coordination through acrobatics, test their balance on the wire, inspire courage on the flying trapeze or learn to juggle all while having the time of their lives! One and two week sessions run June 6- Aug 5 2022, and are offered Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm, with a performance showcase on the last Friday of each session. A one week session is $350 and a two week session is $700. Before and after care is available for an additional charge. Circus Summer Camp sessions fill up fast-reserve your child’s space now. l
REGISTRATION DATE: Now SESSION DATES: Camp runs through August 6 AGES: 6 - 15 941-355-9335 • For more info, visit: circusarts.org/programs/circus-summer-camp-2/ SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION | www.FloridaFamilyLiving.com
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camps A quick guide to the best summer ever! STYLE
CAMP NAME
VISIT/CALL
AGES
HOURS
BEFORE /AFTER CARE?
SNACK PROVIDED?
REGISTRATION
TC/ADC
The Bishop Museum
www.BishopScience.org/ summer-camp
7 - 11
9am - 4pm
No
No
Weekly
TC
Boy and Girls Club
www.bgcsdc.org/ 2022-summer-program
6 - 12
8am - 6pm
No
Yes
Weekly
TC
Camp Osprey
www.camposprey.com
7 - 15
Varies
N/A
Yes
Overnight Weekly
TC/ADC
Camp Sun Outdoors
www.SunOutdoors.com
4 - 13
9am - 4pm
Yes
Yes
Daily/Weekly/ Monthly
PC
Circus Camp
www.CircusArts.org/programs/ circus-summer-camp-2/
6 - 15
9am - 3pm
Yes
Yes
Weekly
TC
CORE SRQ
www.CoreSRQ.org
5 - 12
7:30am - 6pm
No
No
Weekly
SC
FC Sarasota
www.FCSarasota.com
6 - 14
9am - 1pm
N/A
N/A
Weekly
PC
Florida Studio Theatre
FSTSchoolYouth. FloridaStudioTheatre.org
5 - 17
Varies by Camp
Yes
No
Now
SC
Flying Sheep Ranch
www.facebook.com/FlyingSheepFarm
5 - 15
9am - 2:30pm
No
No
Daily/Weekly
SC
Horses Horses Horses
SafariZ@hotmail.com
6 - 13
9am - 3pm
No
Yes
Weekly
ADC
Nathan Benderson Park
www.NBPCamp.com
6 - 14
9am - 5pm
Yes
N/A
Weekly
TC/ACC
Out of Door Academy
www.ODA.edu
7 - 11
9am - 4pm
No
No
Weekly
TC/ACC
Out of Door Academy
www.ODA.edu
7 - 11
9am - 4pm
No
No
Weekly
PC
The Players Summer Theatre Camp
www.ThePlayers.org
5 - 17
9:30am - 2:30pm
Yes
Yes
Weekly/ Monthly
PC
Sarasota Ballet School
www.SarasotaBallet.org
3 - 11
Varies 9:30am - 4pm
No
No
Daily
TC/ADC
Sarasota County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources
SCGov.net/Parks
Grade 1 - 12
Varies
Varies
N/A
Weekly
SC
Sarasota Crew
www.SarasotaCrew.org
8 - 17
8am - 12pm
N/A
N/A
Bi-Weekly
PC
Sarasota Youth Opera
www.SarasotaOpera.org/ summer-camp
8 - 18
10am - 4pm
Yes
Yes
Weekly
PC
Venice Theatre Summer Camp
www.VeniceTheatre.org
Grade 5 - 18
8:30am - 12pm 1pm - 4:30pm
No
Yes
Varies
Traditional Camps = TC | Performing Arts Camps = PC | Sports Camps = SC Adventure Camps = ADC | Academic Camps = ACC
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FUN FAMILY
activities To Try This Summer
By UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County As the calendar rolls into spring, many of us start looking for outdoor activities for ourselves and our families. The warmer weather and bright, sunny days—before the summer rains roll in—make for ideal exploring conditions. From learning about bees, birds and other pollinators you can find around your own home to building a kid-friendly solar “oven” that can make s’mores, you can find something exciting to keep busy and keep learning, all with an eye on preserving and protecting our resources.
GARDENING
U-PICK
Grow your own fresh produce in a Florida-friendly, backyard garden. Sarasota County Extension has a web page dedicated to getting an edible garden started and maintaining it for seasons to come: tiny.cc/ufsaraext_edibleweb. You’ll find webinar recordings, downloadable documents, blog post links and more on topics like hot-season produce and Florida growing seasons.
If home gardening isn’t your thing, but you still want that “farm to table” experience, try taking a trip to a local “u-pick” outlet. Many local growing operations offer this option, with an array of crops available. You get fresh air and fresh produce. Plus, it’s a great way to help teach children about growing crops and how food gets to the plate, while supporting local farmers. (Note: self-pick operations charge for produce.)
COOKING
COMPOSTING
If you’ve hauled in some fresh produce, cooking together is a great way to test out new skills (and taste buds). You can find a range of tasty, healthy, easy-to-follow recipes for seasonal fruit and other items at Extension’s familynutritionprogram.org/ recipes/ site. If you have extra produce, take a sustainable approach by preserving or dehydrating some produce for use later.
On the back end of gardening and cooking, try your hand at composting. This practice— simple to set up and operate at home—can help a typical home convert food waste and other organic scraps each month to a product that can help your garden or landscape. Get the basics of composting, step-bystep instructions for building simple compost bins, and even information on composting with worms at sarasota.ifas.ufl.edu/compost.
-An Equal Opportunity Institution. UF/IFAS Extension, University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Dr. Andra Johnson, Dean for UF/IFAS Extension. Sarasota County prohibits discrimination in all services, programs or activities. View the complete policy at www.scgov.net/ADA.
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“LIFE” VIDEOS
POLLINATORS/INSECTS
Extension also has a running series of short videos focused on exploring nature and science. Each video in the “Learning in Florida’s Environment” (LIFE) series tackles a single topic, like insect observation or how hurricanes form, and explains it for children in grades 3-5. View the series at tiny.cc/ufsaraext_lifevideos.
Family-friendly outdoor education can be as easy as it is amazing. Try observing insects in your yard or at a local park. List the insects you can identify. Then, research to learn about their life cycles, what they eat, how they contribute to a healthy ecosystem, and more. Discover the ecosystem services that insects provide.
SUSTAINABILITY
EXPLORATION BACKPACKS
Got children interested in making our planet a better place to live? Help them learn about sustainability, with a free solar energy class geared to a younger audience. They’ll learn the basics of solar power, and get “hands on” by building a makeshift solar “oven” that heats up s’mores. Look for “solar energy for kids” at scgovlibrary.librarymarket.com/events.
Another way to beef up your science skills is with… backpacks. Extension developed exploration kits that come in backpacks, available for free checkout at any Sarasota County public library. Choose the Family Green Living Kit (tiny.cc/ufsaraext_sustainkits) to get a better grasp on conservation, sustainability, and “green” living. Or, go with the Explore Your World backpack (tiny.cc/ ufsaraext_explorebackpack) for a closer look at nature in your yard, park or elsewhere.
4-H
LIBRARIES
4-H has camps, clubs, and other activities open to all youth, age 5-18. That includes the return this summer of the popular “Explore Your Environment” day camp, which takes campers out to explore nature and science at Sarasota County parks. (Note: there is a camp fee.) Clubs, which typically run yearround, focus on topics from art to livestock to plant sciences. Learn more at sarasota.ifas.ufl.edu/4h.
And, finally, though not technically an outdoor activity, Extension partners with Sarasota County Libraries throughout the year to deliver a range of free classes, programs and other events at local public libraries. Topics run the gamut offered by Extension, from agriculture to wildlife. Find something to explore at ufsarasotaext.eventbrite.com.
UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County partners local, state and federal resources to translate research into community initiatives, classes, and volunteer opportunities related to 4-H youth development; agriculture; gardening and landscaping; natural resources; nutrition and healthy living; and sustainability.To learn more about all Extension has to offer by visiting sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/sarasota, and find all Extension events at ufsarasotaext.eventbrite.com. !
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