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Summertime Activities for Kids

Editorial Staff · September 9, 2010 ·

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The summer is a great time for activity, and enjoying summer camp. The following are some of the best activities for kids to enjoy in the summer, and some of the benefits of having your child participate in a summer camp.

1. Swimming passes. A swim pass to your local pool, or your local recreation center, is a great way to help your child pass the time. Most kids love to swim and will spend several days every week soaking up the sun, splashing in the kiddie pool, or throwing some towels down and chatting with their toes in the water. They might love going down a slide, or even swimming laps. The water is an inviting way to spend the day when your average temperature is in the 90’s.

2. Day camp. Day camp is a great summertime activity for kids. It is a great way for kids of all ages to socialize and learn, while playing games and having fun. So, sign them up for a day camp. Day camps have a number of different themes. For example, it could be an outdoors day camp and they might learn things like repelling, rock climbing, horse back riding, and the like. Day camp is fun, usually inexpensive, and your kid will have more fun if you choose one with a theme they are interested in.

3. Dance. Dance is a great summer activity. It keeps you moving, it gives you some social time, and it is a great thing to learn and enjoy the rest of your life. So, help your kids get into a dance class that they like, for example, it might be something like hip hop, ballet, jazz, contemporary, etc.

4. Crafts. One of the summertime activities that most kids enjoy is crafting. Crafts make the day more interesting, they can serve a purpose, like creating a centerpiece for a holiday, or making a fun wreath for the door.

If you want lots of summer activities that kind of cover all of the bases, and be able to enjoy time without having to do a lot of planning, consider a summer camp. The benefits of summer camp are as follows:

1. Learn new skills: your kid gets to learn something new, it might be as simple as how to do a backstroke, or might be more complicated like learning to bake something, or paint, or something else.

2. Get energy out: One of the benefits of summer camp is that it helps your kids get their energy out. If they spend the morning at camp, they will come home more relaxed, and much happier.

3. Socialize: Summer camp lets kids socialize and have fun, while doing the above activities and below. Kids love to hang out with other kids, and this gives them a chance to.

4. Stay busy: Summer camp keeps kids busy so that they can finish summer and not feel like they have lost out on a whole bunch of time.

5. Have fun: Summer camp is fun.

Filed Under: Fun Activities Tagged With: summer activities, summer camps, summer for kids, summertime activities for kids

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