...mping as a family outing is almost unheard of to most kids these days, and summer camp is often as close as they get to real camping. My niece's son, Noah, who is 9 years old, recently went to STEAM Summer Camps—it was a week at a nearby lake camp with other kids from the area. One thing they asked the parents to do was to provide handwritten notes that could be given to each child each day. This would ensure the camper heard from a parent or fami...
...hey are packed with great steals that will help you save those pennies for summer fun with the kids. You might even find your next family game night, pool toys and other fun summer gear there too! Most Goodwill stores introduce more than 2,000 new items onto the sales floor each day. That is a lot of goodies to pick from! Changing seasons, changing sizes, and growing kids also means out with the old, in with the new! So, what are your plans for th...
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...ment, a few days in Vegas may be the perfect vacation for your family this summer. Especially when you consider the off-peak summer rates. The Best Las Vegas Family Travel Spots Best Family Friendly Hotel: Trump International Hotel Las Vegas tops the list for best luxury family resorts. At check-in kids are greeted with a Trump Kids Welcome bag complete with a Las Vegas themed coloring book, crayons, and sunglasses. It's perfect to tote to the poo...
...s or pens and some index cards. First, ask everyone to think back over the summer months. Did you learn something new this summer? What was it? What’s one special vacation moment that you’ll tell your friends about? What’s one activity you would like to do again next year? Next, ask each person to jot down a sentence or a few key words about their memory on an index card. Collect the cards and toss them into the box. Finally, create teams, play ch...
