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FATHER'S DAY gift
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Forget the tie, give him something he'll really use! Having a hard time shopping for the fathers in your life? We have some ideas that are sure to please any type of Dad! Outdoors Type
A weekend camping with his favorite kiddos will definitely please this dad. Don't want to venture far from home? Pitch a tent in the backyard, roast smore's over the bbq pit and tell spooky stories by flash-light!
Sweet Tooth
Most dads secretly love chocolate, so a big box of chocolates wouldn't go uneaten, that's for sure. From the heart: There's nothing like a homemade cake- lopsided or not!
Workaholic
I'm sure he would love a new planner or a nice pen set, but what he would probably treasure most is an updated picture of the kids framed for his desk.
Sports Buff
Is he a sports fan? If so, a couple of tickets to an upcoming game (hopefully soon) will definitely score! Not in the budget? Play your own game in the backyard or at the local park. Dad will enjoy the quality time playing a game he loves with the family.
Bookworm
How about a collection you can read with Dad? Like the Harry Potter series or Lord of the Rings? Some quiet time alone so he can catch up on his latest novel would be most appreciated, as well.
New Age Dad
This dad isn't too proud to enjoy a massage. Hey, even a manicure or pedicure would work for him. A hand made book full of 5 minute massage coupons will surely bring him pleasure!
Music Fan
How about some merch from his favorite band? Then get the kids together to serenade him. Don't have instruments? Gather up all the pots, pans, Tupperware, wooden spoons you can find...even a garden rake can make a cool sound!
Computer Geek
Don't even try to buy something for this dad- a simple gift card to the local computer store will "boot him up!" Since this dad spends so much time in front of his computer, a slide show of his favorite people for his desktop would bring a smile to his face all day long!
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Avoid generalizations and stereotypes. Choose your words carefully. Not every certain type of person in a particular group believes the same thing. It’s important for children to remain open-minded and to understand that individuals are unique and have varying experiences and views. Celebrate the positives. Although there are some awful stories in our history of race relations in this country, it’s important to also focus on some of the heroes who fought for their freedom or continue to fight for equality today. Link history to present time. The most important reason to study the awful parts of history is to ensure that it does not repeat itself. Take time to draw links between events from the past with current affairs. Explain to your children that we are still fighting for equality for all.
RAISING RACE-CONSCIOUS CHILDREN:
How to Get the Conversation Started
By Sandi Schwartz
When was the last time you talked to your children about racial differences? Conversations about skin color typically start in preschool as children become more curious about other people and the world around them. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, a professor of education at the University of Pennsylvania, said children are not waiting around for adults to talk about these issues. She found that kids are ready to discuss these topics early and are already doing so whether we realize it or not. Many parents, however, shy away from talking about the world’s ugliness with their kids, hoping that they will stay naïve and innocent for as long as possible. Thomas says this is not the best approach to take. It is more effective if we are in touch with our children earlier on and address these issues together as they grow. It may be difficult to find the appropriate time or place to bring up race. Keep an eye out for opportunities that pop up, like a TV show, a book, a song, or an event that touches on the topic. Or maybe your young child notices that someone else has darker skin than they do. The more subtly you broach the topic, the easier it will be for both you and your child. An article in Parenting magazine offered a really clever way to begin the conversation with young children. Invite them to help cook some eggs with you in the kitchen. Be sure to have some white eggs and brown eggs. Ask your child what they notice about the eggs. What is different about them on the outside? Then crack the eggs together and ask them what they notice about the insides of the eggs. Point out how they are the same inside. Then make the link by explaining how eggs are just like people – they come in different shades, but they are the same on the inside. We should not judge someone by their appearance.
Tips For Teaching Children About Race Because talking to our kids about race issues is such a challenging task, consider these helpful tips:
reduce children’s prejudices is to model an inclusive home, demonstrating that we have friends of all backgrounds. She explains that “parents who have learned to lead multicultural lives, connecting with people different from themselves, are more likely to have children who develop those important life skills at an early age.”
Examine your own biases first. Before you even begin to talk to your children about racism, take some time to look inside yourself and acknowledge your own experiences, biases, or privileges that may influence how you address these issues. Don’t be afraid to share your own struggles about these topics with your kids. You can tell them that you are not an expert and want to work together with them to learn more. Consider taking the online test about bias created by Harvard experts.
Tell them the truth. Racism is a very complicated issue that tends to be over-simplified to the detriment of children’s education. Be sure to use correct definitions and tell them about historical events like slavery and the Civil Rights Movement. Turn to expert resources, like the Teaching Tolerance website that will walk you through the most effective ways to talk to your children about these issues.
Be a good role model. Many Americans think people are “naturally” racist, that racism is genetic. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. According to experts, humans are not born racist. Instead, racism is a product of history. Our children are watching and listening to us. Dr. Beverly Tatum, psychologist, educator, author, and past president of Spelman College, suggests that the best way to
Encourage them to express their emotions. Learning about racism can be very distressing. Give your children a safe space to reflect on how it makes them feel. Their emotions can range from anger, shock, frustration, sadness, hopelessness, and fear. Then ask them to look for ways to transform those negative emotions into positives, like hope and activism.
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Resources BOOKS Here is a list of recommended books for kids about race: • Lest We Forget by Velma Maia Thomas • Unspoken by Henry Cole • Let It Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom Fighters by Andrea Davis Pinkney • Separate is Never Equal: Sylvia Mendez & Her Family’s Fight for Desegregation by Duncan Tonatiuh • Fred Korematsu Speaks Up by Laura Atkins and Stan Yogi • Dolores Huerta: A Hero to Migrant Workers by Sarah Warren • Unique and Wonderful by Dee Smith FILMS As children get older, watch documentaries or movies that address racism. Roots, 12 Years a Slave, Amistad, Belle, A Woman Called Moses, The Jackie Robinson Story, Selma, Remember the Titans, and Invictus are some of the most popular ones to explore. Common Sense Media also has an online database of additional suggestions by age. FIELD TRIPS/MUSEUMS Here are some museums to visit that address race issues: • Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture in Washington, D.C. • Lest We Forget Slavery Museum in Philadelphia, PA • Ozarks Afro-American Heritage Museum in Ash Grove, MO • Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, MI • National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, OH
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SUMMER CAMP Guide Some camp details may have changed due to Covid-19. Please contact camps for details.
Active Play ABOVE THE BAR GYMNASTICS An active summer of fun with gymnastics, tumbling, inflatables, field trips and more! www.AboveTheBarGym.com Kemah: 832-932-1466 League City: 281-672-7198 BAY AREA RACQUET CLUB www.BayAreaRacquetClub.com 281-488-7026
UPSTAGE ARTS YOUTH THEATER Upstage Arts has the BEST summer camps! Aladdin (6-13), Frozen (6-13), and more to come! www.UpstageArts.com 832.797.4209
Horse Camps
DANCE EXPRESSIONS We offer Summer Camps, Workshops and summer classes. Our top-notch camps include crafts, dance, snacks, and lots of fun with themes. www.DanceExpressions.net 281-996-6000 KENNEDY DANCE THEATRE Summer camps for children ages 4+ as well as several intensives geared for the experienced dancer in ballet, jazz, contemporary, pointe and more! www.KennedyDance.com 281-480-8441 LONE STAR FLIGHT MUSEUM Land at Lone Star Flight Museum with week-long aviation summer camps designed to let your child soar. We offer two types of camps, our Pilot Maker Camp focuses on the knowledge and skills of a pilot, our Charles E. Taylor Camp explains the engineering and mechanics of aircraft. Ages 10-12 www.LoneStarFlight.org/camps 346-708-2517 SUMMER’S SWIM ACADEMY This camp is perfect for children who have some swim experience and want to get a jump start on the swim team season, or get some in-depth stroke refinement. Ages 6-14. www.Summers-Swim.com 281-332-7946 (SWIM)
Music and Arts ALLEGRO PEARLAND ACADEMY OF MUSIC We are offering 3 camps this summer: Allegro Summer Strings Camp is a challenging & fun experience for violin, viola, cello & double bass students & will be led by the conductor of the Pearland Youth Orchestra and master teachers. Bring your instrument, your lunch, and get ready to play music from Bach to the Future! July 6-10; 9am-1pm each day. Singing Whales and Mermaid Tails for ages 4-6, July 13-17; 9am-12pm each day. It Takes Two Piano Duet Camp for ages 7 and up, July 27-31; 9am-12pm each day. www.AllegroAcademyPearland.com 713-452-9402 BAY AREA ARTS CONSERVATORY Our summer workshops are Jr. Broadway Musical Theatre productions where the students audition, rehearse and then perform the show. The schedule is Monday through Friday from 8-5 with early drop-off and late pick-up available. Frozen Jr. June1-19 for ages 6+, Into the Woods June 22-July17 for ages 11+, Descendants the Musical July20-August 7 for ages 6+. www.baactx.com/summer-program 281-938-1444 THE PURPLE BOX THEATER Dedicated to developing a young actor’s craft through classes, workshops, camps, and productions. We offer high quality programs for Kids & Teens in Musical Theater, Theater, Improv, Dance, Voice, Acting, Musical Revue Performing
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PALOMA TRAILS Horse/Pony Riding Camp, Summer Riding Splash Camp, Unicorn Riding Camp. Camps available for children age 18mth to 16yr, Experienced to No Experience. Summer Riding Lessons also available. www.palomatrails.com/ 713-715-9363 THE SUGAR & SPICE RANCH CAMP Mother/Daughter or All Girl Camps. Our summer camp sessions run from Saturday through the following Friday every week from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. www.TexasHorseCamps.com 830-460-8487
STEM & Educational BAY AREA LEARNING CENTER Vex IQ Robotics, Science Camps, Private Tutoring. Come find out why we have won numerous awards! bayarealearningcenter.com/welcome 281-218-7650 CHILDRENS LIGHTHOUSE LEARNING CENTER OF MAG CREEK Fun-filled & exciting activities, in-house and local area, separate field trips for different age groups of after-schoolers. Please call for information. www.ChildrensLightHouse.com 281-557-7700 FRIENDSWOOD ISD Friendswood Community Education Summer Camps are open to the public! We welcome anyone who wants to come and join the fun! http://myFISD.com/community-ed/ 281-482-6000 IVY KIDS EARLY LEARNING CENTERHOBBS Epic summer of fun includes exciting field trips, cooking activities, design challenges, STEM projects, science experiments, team building games, and more into 12 weekly themes! Ages 5-12 years. www.ivykidshobbs.com 832-670-8668
summer camp. Overnight Camps: 11 to 17 years old or Day Camps: 8 to 17 years old www.SSBGalveston.org/camps 409-572-2560 SYLVAN LEARNING If you’re looking to engage your child in new and exciting experiences this summer, check out Sylvan’s STEM camps. There’s nothing quite like them! Kids imagine, collaborate, explore and create, while learning super cool STEM skills. www.sylvanlearning.com 281-557-5558 TUTORING CENTER Summer Programs in Reading, Math, and Writing for K-12. Improve your child’s academic skills to help them succeed in school. Fun learning environment. www.tutoringcenter.com League City: 281-337-2800; Pearland: 832-781-8809 UHCL ART SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS Summer Art Program classes start June 3. Create with us! 2-D/3-D Design, Claymation, Museum Maker, the Art of Movie, and more! Ages 3 ½ 18. www.UHCL.EDU/Children-Art-School 281-283-3344
Christian CAMP ALLEN We provide a fun & unique environment for young people to cultivate friendships, experience personal growth, and learn about the unconditional love of Jesus Christ. (located 1 hour from Houston) www.CampAllen.org 936-825-7175 CLEAR LAKE PRESBYTERIAN Sports Camp June 2-4th held at Clear Lake Recreation Center. For kids who have finished K- 5th grade. Register at www.clearlakecoa.org FRIENDSWOOD METHODIST One Big Camp - Students entering 1st -4th grade are invited to discover their gifts and talents as they LIVE Big,LOVE Big, and SERVE Big. July 1316, 9am - 2pm. www.FriendswoodMethodist.org/children/ summer-camps/ 281-482-7535
SAN JACINTO COLLEGE A variety of fun & enriching summer camps for kids of all ages, including athletics, career exploration, music, STEM, maritime & more. www.SanJac.edu/summer-camps 281-998-6150
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Summer fun at UBC includes Camp Kaboom, Kinder Camp Spark, Sports Camp, Kinder Sports Camp and Preteen Camp. Spark your child’s interest in science with Camp Kaboom and Kinder Camp Spark! Sports camp will keep your child active playing basketball, tennis and volleyball. Kinder Sports Camp includes basketball, tennis, soccer, bowling, football and more! Preteen campovernight camp for kids! Register at www.Ubc. org/kids-summer 281-488-8517 x225
SEA STAR BASE GALVESTON Summer Camp 2020 at Sea Star Base Galveston is an intense and engaging program packed full of marine and aquatic activities. S.T.E.M. concepts have been integrated into each activity, for a fun and enriching experience! For scouts, the activities have been aligned with badge programs, so scouts can earn badges and patches while at
VICTORY CAMP Amazing summer camp experience that’s close to home! All the activities your kids love in a fun Christian camp environment. Day and overnight sessions available. www.victorycamp.com 281-338-Camp (2267)
KIDS U Register your child for a summer camp. We have many great offerings. Ages 3 and up! http://KidsU.uhcl.edu 281-283-3529
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Just because school is out for the summer doesn’t mean our children’s noses shouldn’t be nestled between the pages of a good book. But if you have a more active child, one who is hard to pin down, you may be searching for other ways to keep him reading this summer. Remember, reading is more than the act of opening a book. Almost every aspect of our lives involves reading. Recognize these as learning opportunities too.
OPEN A COOK BOOK. Creating a favorite snack or dessert requires reading. Pick something you know your child likes to eat and have him prepare it with you. Encourage your child to read the recipe out loud as you follow his directions. PLAY A GAME. Go to the game closet and select a favorite. Although all board games require reading skills for reading directions and game cards, some, like Scrabble, actually encourage word skills. What is in your game closet? VISIT A LOCAL MUSEUM.
Often we take our small, local museums for granted. There is a wealth of information hiding inside those four walls. In addition to reading the plaques and narratives describing the exhibits, your child can learn about the history of the area, and the historical figures who influenced it.
WRITE LETTERS. Help your child write to friends and relatives who live in out of town. Cousin Sue and Grandma Peggy are sure to write back- more writing- more reading, and the cycle continues. GO GROCERY SHOPPING TOGETHER. Have your child help you make a list of the supplies you need. Read the sale ads together to find the best deals. Then, off to the market. Let your child help you select the proper foods from the shelves. Have her read the labels. Which product is cheaper (hey, why not throw in some math, too!)? What are the ingredients in the ice cream? Does everything have sugar? PUT TOGETHER A MODEL. It doesn’t matter whether it is a train, airplane, automobile, boat, spacecraft, or dollhouse…getting the pieces placed in the right spot requires reading the directions. Where do you start? What color are the wings? SURF THE NET. Use a search engine such as Google to decide what you want to learn about. What is the temperature where Grandma lives? What killed the dinosaurs? What was the score of last night’s Astros game? What is Springer’s batting average? As you explore the different sites, you will be reading along the way. INTERVIEW GRANDMA, GRANDPA OR COUSINS ABOUT THE BOOKS THEY LIKE TO READ. They can
also recommend classics they enjoyed as a child. When Mom suggests a book, “it’s too boring”. But when eight-year-old Samuel tells your child about the same “great book he read”, suddenly she’s interested.
SUBSCRIBE TO CHILDREN’S MAGAZINES. Each time one comes in the mail, your youngster will take a break from dashing about to stop and read it if you pick the right one. Just like adults, children enjoy a variety of reading materials. There are many different magazines out there targeted to school-age children. WWW.SPACECITYPARENT.COM
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While traveling to far off places may sound intriguing, you may want to stay closer to home this year due to Covid. Check out what our beautiful hometown has to offer and support some local establishments while staying safe and observing social distancing guidelines. Mr.open, Gattis *At press time, not all places listed are but with things changing weekly, we 16607 El Camino Realfor • Houston wanted to include them all. Make sure you check websites up to date information 281-480-4800 before visiting. Some locations require reservations.
CENTRAL
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All day Tuesdays kids 5 and under eats for free with paid adult buffet
SOUTH
Abe’s BBVA Compass 1080 Clear Lake City Stadium Blvd., Suite D • Houston
Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet Brazos Bend 155 W. Bay AreaState Blvd.• Park Houston
StarFire Grill Armand Bayou 2412 Bay Area Blvd. Nature • HoustonCenter
Children’s Museum Beef ‘O Brady’s • 713-522-1138 www.cmhouston.org
Constellation Field Lunch Buffet Mon-SatKids 2-6yrs $2.99 www.sugarlandskeeters.com • 281-240-4487 7-10 yrs $4.99 Dinner Buffet Mon-Sun- Kids 2-6yrs $4.99 George Observatory 7-10 yrs $5.99• 281-242-3055 www.hmns.org Kids 2 and under eat for free.
Kids 10 and under eat free Mondays with Bayou Wildlife Park adult meal www.bayouwildlifepark.com • 281-337-6376
www.houstondynamo.com • 713-276-7500 Kids eat free Mondays after 5pm per adult meal 6200 W. Broadway • Pearland Discovery Green 281-485-8877 www.discoverygreen.com • 713-400-7336
Kids eat free Tuesdays with purchase of adult meal
Downtown Aquarium Denny’s www.aquariumrestaurants.com • 713-223-3474 www.dennys.com Hermann Park
Kids eat free 4pm-10pmSee restaurant for dayswww.hermannpark.org • 713-524-5876 At participating Restaurants
www.brazosbend.org • 979-553-5101 832-932-5795
George Ranch Historical Park www.georgeranch.org • 281-343-0218 Jake’s Grill 9811 Broadway St. • Pearland Houston Museum of Nature Science 713-436-6868 at Sugar Land
Houston Museum of Natural Science www.hmns.org • 713-639-4629 Double Dave’s Pizzaworks 2431 Bay Area Blvd • Houston Houston Zoo
www.hmns.org 400 W. Parkwood, Ste 124 • Friendswood La Centerra at Cinco Ranch 281-482-9550 www.lacenterra.com • 281-395-5533
Kids 11Street and under eat free on Mondays with Main Theater purchase of adult buffet. • 713-524-6706 www.mainstreettheater.com Two’ fer Tuesday- Buy 1 get 1 free on pepperoni rolls Miller Outdoor Theatre Family Fridays- 1 Large Specialty Pizza, Medium www.milleroutdoortheatre.com 1 topping pizza & dessert of choice $25.95
www.pct3.hctx.net • 281-496-2177
281-286-3283 www.houstonzoo.org • 713-533-6500
Minute Maid Park
2500 Marina Bay Drive • League City www.houston.astros.mlb.com • 713-529-8000 281-535-3283
The Health Museum
Free buffet for kids under 4•on Mondays, www.thehealthmuseum.org 713-521-1515 Wednesdays, and Sundays 11-2pm; The Museum 5:308:30pm of Fine Arts Houston www.mfah.org
Firehouse Subs The Orange Show
Tuesdays and Sundays Kids eat free with the Mary JoofPeckham Park purchase any adult entrée!
James Coney Island Oil Ranch
3803 Spencer Hwy • Pasadena www.oilranch.com • 281-859-1616 713-910-0710
Splashway Waterpark
Kids 10 and under eat free on Wednesdays www.splashwaywaterpark.com • 979-234-7718 4pm- close (Dine in only)
Sugar Land Town Square Los Rosas Mexican Grill • 281-276-6000 www.sugarlandtownsquare.com 6425 Broadway St • Pearland The Showboat Drive-In Theater 281-412-3663 www.theshowboatdrivein.com • 281-351-5224
Kids 10 and under eat free Monday-Wednesday Villago Town Center with adult meal purchased www.villagiotowncenter.com • 281-363-1336
300 W. Bay Area Blvd. Suite 100 • Webster www.orangeshow.org • 713-926-6368 281-338-7829
Luby’s
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Kids eat free all day Saturdays
10201 Broadway, Suite 109 • Pearland 713-436-7930
Every Sunday kids-eat free with purchase of any Market Street The Woodlands adult sub or salad. At participating locations www.marketstreet-thewoodlands.com • 281-419-4774
Old MacDonalds Farm Fuddruckers
www.oldmacdonaldshumble.com • 281-446-4001 2040 Nasa Road One • Houston Old 333-1598 Town Spring 281www.oldtownspring.com • 281-353-9310 4 can dine for $20 (2 adult combos and 2
Kids Meals) Splashtown
1600 Nasa Parkway • Webster 281-335-8400
EAST
Mario’s Baytown Nature Center 1304 Bayport Blvd. (Hwy 146) • Seabrook www.baytown.org • 281-932-1972 281-474-5103
LaPorte Wave Pool
www.ci.la-porte.tx.us • 281-470-1966 618 W. Nasa Pkwy • Webster Pirates Bay 281-332-2202 www.baytown.org/piratesbay • 281-422-1150
Kids 12 and under eat free- 1 child per adult
www.splashtownpark.com • 281-355-3300
San Jacinto Monument & Battleship Market Texas Seafood
www.ci.tomball.tx.us • 281-351-5484 713-944-8424
Sylvan Beach
Gabby’s The Depot Tomball 4010 Spencerin Hwy • Pasadena
The 12 Woodlands Children’s Museum Kids and under eat free on Sundays1 free www.woodlandschildrensmuseum.org • 281-465-0955 kids meal with purchase of full price entrée
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Kids eat free Mondays - one free kids meal www.ci.la-porte.tx.us • 281-457-0694 with purchase of each adult basket or entrée. (Children Must Be Present)
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www.abnc.org • 281-474-2551 281-488-8203
Big League Dreams Sudie’s Seafood House
www.bigleaguedreams.com • 281-316-3400 4910 Spencer Hwy • Pasadena 281-487-0920 Butler Longhorn Museum www.butlerlonghornmuseum.com • 281-332-1393 Kids 10 and under eat free on Mondays with
purchase of adult entrée Clear Lake Recreation Center
www.clcca.org • 281-488-0360 352 N. Gulf Freeway • League City Froberg’s Farm 281-338-5100 www.frobergsfarm.com 281-585-3531 Kids 10 and under eats•free every Wednesday
Kemah Boardwalk with purchase of adult entrée
www.kemahboardwalk.com • 281-334-9880
Texas Road House Lone Star Flight Museum
18194 Gulf Freeway • •Friendswood www.lonestarflight.org 346-708-2517 281-461-3800
Pearland Parks
Kids eat free on Tuesdays with purchase of www.pearlandparks.com • 281-412-8900 adult entrée
Space Center Houston
2526 Smith Ranch Rd. • Pearland www.spacecenter.org • 281-244-2100 713-436-8444
Stevenson Park
Kids eat for free on Mondays with purchase of ci.friendswood.tx.us • 281-996-3200 adult entree
Texas City Museum
www.texas-city-tx.org • 409-229-1660
West Bay Common School & Children’s Museum
www.oneroomschoolhouse.org • 281-554-2994
GALVESTON Galveston Island Duck Tours
www.galvestonducks.com • 409-621-4771
Moody Gardens
www.moodygardens.com • 800-582-4673
Pleasure Pier
www.pleasure-pier.com • 713-850-1010
Railroad Museum
www.galvestonrrmuseum.com • 409-765-5700
Rainforest Cafe
www.rainforestcafe.com • 409-744-6000
Schlitterbahn
www.schlitterbahn.com • 409-770-9283
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Online Tutoring Summer Programs in Reading, Math and Writing for K-12. Improve your child’s academic skills to help them succeed in school. Fun Learning Environment!
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FREE - At home Activities Click Here! Not just a typical daycare, Children’s Lighthouse is a family -focused educational school based on developing children academically and emotionally. Education and strong character values guide the philosophy of our innovative Lighthouse C.A.R.E.S. curriculum.
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