KICK-BUTT SELF-DEFENSE: Lori Hartman Gervasi, author
KICK-BUTT SELF-DEFENSE: Lori Hartman Gervasi, author
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etter living | family<br />
Great getaways<br />
For kids, summer camps beckon<br />
By JESSICA KEATING<br />
Summer is just around the corner.<br />
And while youngsters may be dreaming of long hours in front of the television, video<br />
games and days at the local mall, the season also is a great time for children to advance<br />
their skills or discover a new passion.<br />
A number of local day and resident camps offer programs tailored to children with an interest<br />
in the arts, science, sports and more. Looking for something different? Here are a few ideas:<br />
Astrocamp<br />
Astronomy, physical science and space<br />
exploration get the hands-on treatment at this<br />
resident camp in Idyllwild. Camps are suited to<br />
children aged 8 to 16 who want to take their love<br />
of science beyond the classroom setting.<br />
909-625-6194; www.astrocamp.org<br />
Big Bear Sports Ranch<br />
Former and current high school and college<br />
coaches instruct youth ages 8 to 16 in tennis,<br />
soccer, hockey and basketball in Big Bear City.<br />
909-585-3133; www.bigbearsportsranch.com<br />
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Horse Camp<br />
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center at<br />
Cal Poly Pomona is the setting for basic equestrian<br />
training, horsemanship and arts and crafts<br />
tailored for children ages 10-17.<br />
909-869-4988; www.csupomona.edu<br />
Idyllwild Arts Academy<br />
Workshops in creative writing, dance, music,<br />
theater and visual art are available in resident<br />
and day camps throughout the summer. Campers<br />
can join weeklong festivals and special programs,<br />
including the Native American Arts program.
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