Presidents Week 2019 is approaching, leaving many parents wondering how to keep their kids occupied with school out. Chase away the winter blues and boredom cries with these classes, activities, and camps during the break.

From science experiments to jewelry making and sports skills, these Long Island camps have it all. Drop in for a day or the entire week.

For more activities during the week off, check out our Best of February Break list of events and activities, February GoList, or our daily events calendar.

You can always find more camps for kids in our Camps Guide and full directory of listings.

Looking for places to stay and play with your little one without breaking the bank? There are destinations on Long Island that offer fun for all without a hefty price tag. Check out this list of local hot spots where babies ages 2 and younger are FREE.

Now, what to do with all the extra cash? Peep our list of top mommy-and-me baby classes on Long Island and also check out our indoor activities or baby age guides for some ideas.

A weekend of family holiday festivities is at your fingertips across Long Island.

Enjoy the final holiday light shows, including the Riverhead Holiday Light Show and Jones Beach Magic of Lights; a holiday model train display, or perhaps holiday theater, such as The Happy Elf in Babylon or Barnaby Saves Christmas in Port Jefferson. There are still plenty of spots to see Santa with the kids before the big day, or maybe get moving with some ice skating before you feast on Christmas goodies. 

Looking ahead to the week-plus of school vacation this December break? We've rounded up more than 30 fun activities to keep Long Island kids busy all break. If the kids are bouncing off the walls, why not consider a day trip or drop in at an indoor play space? 

For the most fun per square inch, check out the Mommy Poppins December GoList and Holiday Fun Guide. You can find more holiday weekend events in our Events Calendar, and, of course, Merry Christmas to you and yours.