Sacramento Day Camps
If you want your children to stay engaged in activities after their school year ends, day camps offer a convenient and stimulating solution. The Sacramento, California, region has some unique choices of day camps. Whether your child is musically talented, technically inclined or has other interests, a program is out there for him.
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ID Tech Summer Camp
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If your child is technically inclined, she may be drawn to ID Tech Summer Camp. The camp sets up in universities during the summer and teaches children from 7 to 17 about all things electronic. Campers learn how to design web pages and produce digital movies and even learn robotics.
Carden School of Sacramento
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If you don't want a day camp designed around a particular talent, plenty of general-interest camps are available. Each week in the summer, Carden School of Sacramento offers a different theme for its day camp. It offers programs for children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, and campers can choose the weeks they attend. Lessons center around sports, science, cooking and engineering, among other options. One week's theme deals with survival techniques.
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Discovery Museum
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The Discovery Museum offers science-related summer day camps for children ages 7 and 8. Science labs and space camp are among the options. This reputable day camp with a long history was voted the best summer day camp in a 2009 survey by the "Sacramento Bee."
Busy Bees Studio
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Busy Bees Studio offers an eclectic mix of language, music and movement classes. It's run by a certified teacher and a native Spanish speaker with a long history of teaching. The studio has two locations in Sacramento: at the Learning Exchange, 1111 Howe Ave., and at Swanston Community Center in the Mission Oaks District.
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