Best STEM Summer Camps in Connecticut: Robots, Coding, and More Tech Fun
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Keep curious kids about science and engineering with these STEM summer camps.
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Keep curious kids about science and engineering with these STEM summer camps.
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Learn new skills or just have fun playing ball.
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STEM or science camp allow Atlanta kids to have loads of fun with opportunities to launch rockets, develop game apps, build robots, make slime, play in the dirt, and more! The benefits of science and STEM camps are numerous —kids learn better with hands-on activities in a relaxed environment and gain confidence by developing problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Aside from all the technological fun, these Atlanta summer camps require collaboration, which provides socialization opportunities as well.
For more camp opportunities, refer to our Atlanta Summer Camp Guide, which includes preschool, overnight, and sports camps. And if you don't want to miss out on exciting Atlanta happenings, subscribe to our free Mommy Poppins newsletter.
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Take a break from Orlando theme parks and bring the family to one-of-a-kind, unique Orlando attractions. From swimming with dolphins, driving a tank(!), and partying with pirates, the Orlando area offers fun, wacky activities for every area of interest. Take a look at 14 of the best, off-the-wall Orlando experiences and attractions!
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Summer camp season in Long Island means new adventures, experiences, and life-long memories for kids across the region. We've rounded up several top summer camps across Suffolk County that cater to kids of all ages, from infants to teens.
These Suffolk County summer camps offer activities and events to keep kids happy all summer. Be sure to click through to each camp to verify offerings, including half-day and full-day options, door-to-door transportation, and travel programs for older campers. Many of these local camps hold open house events or offer tours virtually or in-person, so do some legwork and find the one that suits your needs.
Find specialty camps and more in our Summer Camp Guide and Camp Directory.
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Kids' summer camps find an ideal location in the Hudson Valley, with its mountainous landscapes, natural swimming lakes, and open spaces. Whether you are looking for a traditional summer day camp for your preschooler, sleepaway camp for your kid, or an adventure camp for your teen, we've found the best camps throughout the Hudson Valley. Our picks in the Hudson Valley include sports and STEM camps, a special needs summer camp, and even a Lego camp.
For even more options, check out our Westchester Summer Camp Guide or search our Camp Directory.
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Looking for the best places in New Jersey to get your child's ears pierced? Read on for our list of NJ's top ear-piercing businesses.
When the time is right to get your child’s ear pierced, there are so many things to think about. You’ll want to find an experienced and patient ear piercing specialist who uses sterile equipment. And, you’ll want to pick an ear piercing place that makes your child as comfortable as possible.
Not to worry—New Jersey has lots of great businesses specializing in ear piercing, so read on for our roundup of the state's best. Be sure to check out our Guide to Stores and Services, which includes our writeup on the Best Baby Stores in New Jersey.
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The Museum of Modern Art has always been one of our favorite NYC museums to visit with kids. It's a gem among the city's world-class cultural institutions. You'll see some of the world's most famous artwork alongside exciting, new contemporary exhibits, and soaring sculptural pieces. In recent years, MoMA has made great strides to make its art accessible and fun for kids with family programming and events, kid-friendly gallery guides, tours, and interactive art labs.
The space and collection at MoMA are vast. With nearly 165,000-square-feet of art spanning five floors of galleries and more than 200,000 pieces ranging from paintings and sculptures to drawings, prints, photographs, and film, it's impossible to explore the entire museum in one day. To help families get the most out of their visit, here are our favorite family-friendly finds, tips, and activities at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Find more of our top tips and museum picks in our NYC Kids Guide to Museums, Galleries, and Exhibits in NYC.