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Letter From the Publisher P. 4 Free Stuff - Giveaway Contests P. 4 PB Picks - Cooking Gifts for Mom P. 6 It’s Her Day: 17 Practically Perfect Presents for the Mom in Your Life P. 8

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Drowning in Artwork? Ten Crafty Ways to Repurpose Their Masterpieces P. 10 Health & Wellness Take Control of Your Allergies P. 14 Simple Swaps for Switching Off P. 18

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Summer Camp Directory P. 20-36 Mazes - New exhibit at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium P. 37 Feed Your Wild Side P. 38 Weekly Events P. 40 Family Events Calendar P. 42

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Letter From The Publisher Greetings, Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, grandmothers and great-grandmothers! This issue is dedicated to you and all the countless hours you have spent raising your children.

The job of being a mom is not often filled with a lot of recognition for your efforts and dedication but one Sunday a year, we get a special day!

Hopefully your spouse and children will give you a break! If they seem a little clueless, leave the article on page 8, “It’s Her Day” out where they will see it as a gentle reminder of some ways to treat you!

There are only 25 school days left until Summer Break! Do you have your summer planned yet?

It isn’t too late to sign up for camp! We have camps for all ages and interests starting on page 20. Check out our directory online for the latest updates.

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From those irresistible homemade cookies to favorite meals Mom that always warm the heart; no one knows their way around the kitchen quite like mom. While thinking of what to give your favorite lady for Mother’s Day this year, consider gifts that allow her to tap into her inner foodie, chef or baker.

Everyone knows the best gifts are those that keep on giving. Cook for the Cure, a 13-year partnership between KitchenAid and Susan G. Komen®, has raised more than $9.5 million for the fight against breast cancer. In 2014, KitchenAid will donate $450,000 or more to Komen through the Cook for the Cure program, regardless of sales. The Cook for the Cure product collection, ranging from pink stand mixers and blenders to pink food choppers and hand blenders, is an easy way to give thanks to mom, and raise awareness towards a cause that affects so many women.

For other gift ideas that help support the cause, visit www.KitchenAid.com and http:// CookfortheCure.KitchenAid.com/.

Blending Style with Power With its roomy, 60-ounce patented diamond pitcher design and stainless steel blades, the 5-Speed Diamond Blender in Raspberry Ice creates a powerful vortex to thoroughly blend everything from soups to smoothies. Automatic Soft Start technology pulls ingredients into the blade rather than splattering them outward, keeping them together for controlled blending. This colorful blender ($179.99) offers stir, chop, puree, liquefy and pulse options — everything mom needs to create her favorite dishes.

An Essential, Everyday Tool If some of her best culinary creations include savory sauces and delicious dips, Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to treat mom to an upgrade. This 3.5-cup Food Chopper in Cranberry is convenient for everyday use and takes up minimal space in the kitchen. With two speed settings and one-touch chop and puree options, this chopper ($49.99) is ideal for creating a scrumptious salsa, creamy hummus or tangy pesto sauce.

Handy Little Helper Whether you need to blend up a milkshake or puree cooked vegetables directly in the pot, this 2-Speed Hand Blender in Cranberry gets the job done with ease. Two speeds provide blending control for more delicate foods, such as smoothies and baby food.

The blending arm twists off for quick and easy cleanup. This hand blender ($59.99) comes with a 3-cup BPA-free jar with lid, so mom can blend away, safely.

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It’s Her Day: 17 Practically Perfect Presents for the Mom in Your Life

BY RHONDA FRANZ

1. Courier service. For inside the house.

Let her take a break from her usual hustleand-bustle. Whenever she needs anything from any room, run and get it for her, all day long.

2. (Bed) Room service. After you have let her sleep in, of course.

3. A night out/a night off. With girlfriends, with Daddy, with family whatever works.

4. A magazine subscription. The magazine she always picks up to read in a store, but never buys a subscription to.

5. Fine art. Not Picasso. Special, personal art from her children: watercolors, finger painting, or something they brought home from school - framed and ready to hang on the wall (see page 10 for cool projects to do with your children’s art).

6. A hobby gift basket. Think about what the mom in your life likes to do outside of work, family, and household. An artistic mama might need some new tools of the trade. A knitter, perhaps new patterns or yarn. A mom who likes to scrapbook is

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probably lacking some supplies she could use, and a reading mom would always welcome books.

7. A game app for her smartphone. Just in case she wants to while away the day in bed.

8. Subscription to a flower delivery service. A perfect way to welcome spring and summer.

9. A totally frivolous new pair of shoes.

A kind she wants and likes, but absolutely doesn’t need.

10. Ditto for a new piece of jewelry.

11. Subscription to a grocery delivery service.

12. Business cards for her profession as “Mom.” Fun contact cards for any mom, whether she works at home or away from it.

13. No sibling rivalry for at least one day. For the moms with kids at home. Fair warning: if you give a mom one day of no sibling rivalry, she is certain to ask for more.

14. Her favorite drink. A pound of coffee, a box of gourmet spiced tea, a bottle of her favorite wine (chilled and ready to drink).

15. Her favorite snack. More than just a serving size. Perhaps enough to last her week.

16. Cash. Skip the gift card. Cash is ideal.

Don’t let her spend it on your next field trip with children.

17. A frivolous personal service she would never purchase herself. A manicure with nail art, bold highlights in her hair, henna tattoo (or perhaps a real one). Moms get to have fun, too.

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BY RHONDA FRANZ Sometime around preschool, your children’s cherished scribbles begin to multiply at an impressive rate. And before you can say “fridge-worthy,” you’re wading through daily mountains of creativity. Soon the day may come when you’re presented with a masterpiece, and the sheer quantity inspires a less than motherly thought: another one?

Are you out of display space, but can’t bring yourself to toss their colorful creations into the trash? Try reusing their art with these unique projects—and reclaim your fridge in the process.

Magnets. Don’t you love those tiny people, houses, and pets they draw? Cut them out and stick them to magnets for instant toys (adhesive magnetic sheets can be purchased at large retail stores, such as Walmart). For added protection, cover the exposed drawing with clear contact paper to protect it against spills and smudged fingers. If young children aren’t yet drawing figures, cut their scribbles or paintings into shapes of people or animals. If you aren’t good at cutting freehand, trace cookie cutter shapes instead. Make sure these magnets are too big to be swallowed. Bonus: once they’ve outgrown these magnets, you’ll

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have nostalgic fridge art that you can actually use.

Work Box. Create a “work box” by collecting some of your children’s seasonal artwork each month and placing it in a gift box. You can also add tape and different sized frames to the box. This makes a great gift for parents or other extra-special relatives. Give it to them to take to work; as each season comes up, they’ll have timely artwork at hand to display in their workspace. It’s a lovely, personal, ever-changing reminder of your child.

Three-Ring Binder. Send your child to school with a one-of-a-kind binder displaying one of their favorite personal creations. Simply purchase a binder with a see-through plastic overlay on the outside of the front cover. You may need to cut artwork slightly to fit it into the overlay. Their art will be on constant display, and protected too.

Placemats. Cover their art on both sides with clear contact paper. Make sure the contact paper extends about ¼-½ inch beyond the edge of the drawing and press the contact paper edges together so that water can’t seep into the

drawing when the placemat is washed.

For something sturdier, glue artwork to placemats bought at the store, and then cover both the artwork and the bottom of the placemat with contact paper, extending the contact paper ½ inch beyond the edge of the placemat on all sides. Sponge-wash only.

Gift Cards. With minimal work, you can turn cardstock and adhesive photo corners into cheery cards that feature their paintings. After folding a piece of cardstock in half, cut artwork about ½ inch smaller on all sides than the front of the card. Place a photo corner on each corner of the painting, then stick the corners to the front of the card to complete.

Puzzles. To make good puzzles that are easy to put together, choose pictures that include large objects which your children will be able to put back together without

too much trouble. Objects like houses, rockets and flowers are great because they have distinct parts that need to be put together in a certain way to make sense. Cover both sides of the chosen drawing or painting with clear contact paper, and then cut the art into large puzzle pieces. You can also take a picture of your kids’ artwork and order a puzzle of it at www.snapfish.com.

Origami. Create something fun and useful by folding their art into unique coasters, picture frames, and fun shapes. The folding itself makes a great project for older children. Younger children will simply enjoy the end result.

For instructions, consider a site like en.origami-club.com, which rates projects from very easy to very difficult, and offers free animated instructions and diagrams.

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over, and you’ve accumulated a dozen different versions of unicorns, snowmen or dinosaurs, bind the individual pieces together into a book for display. If possible, label each page with the approximate month and year it was created and order chronologically, to show your children’s growth. If they draw similar images months or years later, you can add those to the book, too. Binding can be as simple as punching holes through the side of each page using a three-hold punch, and then tying a piece of yarn or ribbon through each hole to hold the pages together.

Framed Gifts. Paintings of special people and places, when placed in a stylish frame, make great gifts for doting relatives who will appreciate and hang them.

Decorate. Instead of plastering your fridge with a chaos of art, create a pretty and organized display place to enhance your home. Some ideas: hang a string of ribbon across a wall, and use colorful hair clips or clip-on birds and other animals from the floral section of the craft store to attach the art; cover a wall with framed masterpieces; or choose a wall of their bedroom and wallpaper it with paintings that have similar colors which blend together in an appealing way.

After repurposing their artwork in these fun ways, you may even find yourself asking for more “works of heart” to use and display.

Colleen Wright is the work-from-home mom of a spirited preschooler who fills her home with creativity, color and paint— sometimes minus the paper.

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Stamps: Turn their art into US Postage stamps at www.pictureitpostage.com.

Simply upload a picture of their artwork and follow the prompts. $20.35 plus shipping for 20 first-class, large stamps.

Greeting Cards: Feature their artwork on professional-looking cards by uploading pictures of it at www.cardstore.com. $3.49 per card, when ordering under 10 cards.

Photobook: Create a digital photobook of their artwork at www.shutterfly.com, or get more creative and add text to the photos to make a storybook. Prices start at $12.99 for a 5x7 20-page softcover book. Tip: Sign up for Shutterfly’s promotional emails, and you’ll receive intermittent coupons for free 8x8 photo books and discounts on books of larger sizes.

Art-chive Their Creations in Three Steps

Step One: Use a container as an initial catch-all for all artwork as it comes in.

Choose a container that’s wide and long enough for their largest paintings.

Step Two: At the end of each month, pull out the artwork and write the month and year on the backs.

Step Three: Sort each piece into a filing system of your choice, such as a sectionalized Tupperware container or artist’s portfolio. Some ways to organize: by date, theme, or type of artwork.

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Health & Wellness

Take Control of Your Allergies

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While Palm Beach County families get to have fun in the sun, for some it comes with the toll of being susceptible to seasonal burdens that allergies can bring. “In South Florida this is a bad time of year for molds and pollens,” said Dr. William F. Tuer with Roberson Asthma and Allergy, on staff at St. Mary’s Medical Center. The unfortunate news is that the pollen season extends the whole year. We recently pollinated oak. “If a child is allergic to that particular pollen he may well have had a problem with his allergies,” said Tuer.

While some parents confuse the signs of allergies with the hallmarks of a common cold, they are slightly different.

“With allergies symptoms are repetitive sneezing, a clogged or runny nose, and itchy eyes” said Tuer. Allergies can trigger asthma as well so you have to learn what times of year pose challenges and figure out how you can cope. “When it rains we have mold spores that live in the soil but they can also grow indoors if you have

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moisture inside that leaks under your sink or in the roof,” said Tuer. The weather fronts do not help the cause. “We see a lot of barometric changes as highs move in. That stirs up debris and breezes will blow pollen grains and mold spores and make them airborne,” said Tuer. When you have a breeze, the pollen or mold is disseminated easier which is troublesome for allergy sufferers.

Children with allergic rhinitis or inflammation of the nose are more likely to pick up viruses from classmates.

“You have an enhanced chance for frequent upper respiratory congestion during the winter months if you have allergies,” said Tuer. If you have asthma it might kick in as well on cool days. Do not forget that allergens are not just limited to the outdoors. “Dust mites live in our mattresses and pillows so if you know your child is allergic, you can take precautions. Use mattress and pillow covers that are specifically made for dust mite allergy and launder sheets, pillow

cases and blankets in the hot water cycle,” said Tuer. 130 degrees will kill dust mites. “If your child has a favorite stuffed animal, throw it in the dryer periodically to kill the mites and wash it first, if it is washable,” said Tuer.

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pollen counts pick up and is predominantly related to trees.

It is nearly impossible to avoid things you are allergic to completely. “Change the air conditioner filter regularly,” said Tuer. While prevention helps, it does not eliminate all of your allergy symptoms. “We generally say to visit your pediatrician first because they are good at treating allergies and will usually use medicines such as antihistamines, prescription nasal steroids or eye drops if necessary,” said Tuer. If the pediatrician does not do a satisfactory job in controlling the symptoms, they will send the child to an allergist. “The advantage is an allergist knows specifically what the child is allergic to and can put suitable control measures, into place” said Tuer.

There are other avenues to take if medication does not work. “There is allergy desensitization or shots, although they would not be the first solution,” said Tuer. If overthe-counter antihistamines do not work, there are prescription medications that can make a difference. New protocols are on the horizon. “There are continual advances in the treatment of asthma. Sublingual therapy is coming out soon which are little drops under the tongue rather than shots,” said Tuer.

Patients can feel good about the future of allergy and immunology medicine. “They are standardizing allergy immunotherapy serum.

It is now pure and FDA-regulated,” said Tuer.

For sufferers, winter and spring are not easy, but there is reason to have hope.

Jamie Lober is a freelance writer from Boca Raton that is dedicated to providing information on women’s and pediatric health topics.

Testing for Allergies - To determine which allergens are triggering allergies, allergists or immunologists at Palm Beach Children’s Hospital can safely and effectively test a child’s skin or blood. www.PalmBeachChildrens.com.

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The Doctor’s Choice True HEPA Compact Tower Allergen Remover (Air Purifier) Allergens can be a major interruption to your daily life– but maintaining indoor air quality shouldn’t be. The new Honeywell True HEPA Air Purifiers provide trusted allergen, germ and odor reduction by capturing up to 99.97% of microscopic airborne particles that pass through the filter (as small as 0.3 microns – 250x smaller than the width of a human hair!). The HEPA filter effectively captures airborne grass, tree and other pollen, dust, smoke, pet fur/dander, mold spores, bacteria and virus. The pre-filter also absorbs odors and volatile organic compounds that result from cleaning supplies, new carpet, paint, and some types of furniture.

This Compact Tower model is perfect for smaller rooms like offices, small bedrooms and kitchens. Ideal for apartment or condo living, the Compact Tower features powerful air cleaning technology in a smaller, more affordable size. This model features a convenient filter check reminder and an easy-dial control with three settings for customizable air cleaning. It is also so efficient to operate that it is ENERGY STAR® qualified and may qualify for utility rebates where available. For more information go to www.honeywellstore. com.

More Allergy Fighting Tips As you plan outdoor activities this summer, Dr. Travis Stork, ER Physician and host of the Emmy Award-winning talk show “The Doctors,” has partnered with the maker of Arm & Hammer Simply Saline nasal mists, to share his top five tips for a healthy and congestion-free summer.

Keep it Simple and Natural The overuse of over-the-counter nasal decongestants can actually cause your congestion to return much worse than when it first appeared. Using products that are drug-free and derived from natural ingredients can help. Dr. Stork says, “A product like Arm & Hammer Simply Saline Nasal Mist can be effective in clearing nasal congestion, without side effects.”

Know When to Work Out Staying active and exercising for at least 30 minutes a day is a great way to fight off illness, but for allergy sufferers, be sure to plan workouts accordingly. Pollen counts are highest in the morning, so it’s best to plan to work out during a time of day when pollen levels are a bit lower.

Allergy-Proof the House Allergens exist indoors and outdoors, so take steps in your home. A few simple steps are to wipe your feet and take off your shoes when entering the home. You can also prevent mold with a dehumidifier and remove allergens by cleaning the floors with a vacuum that has a HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filter.

Wash Away Those Allergens Don’t ditch your favorite outdoor hobby just because you suffer from allergies. Shed the allergens stuck to clothes, bedding and bags by remembering to wash clothes, bedding and bags as often as possible.

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BY LARA KRUPICKA “Screen-Free Week”can be a challenging exercise which provides a sense of accomplishment. But for many families it’s also a relief to return to a screen-oriented lifestyle afterwards. In fact, it can be hard to imagine going without TV or internet devices on a regular basis.

For some practical screen time substitutions, take a glimpse at a day in the life of a (relatively) screen-free family: Morning - Morning in our household consists of getting three children out the door to junior high and elementary school. I’m up at 5:30 am to snatch time to myself. By 6:30 am my girls are up and getting dressed for school. Wardrobes are selected after a quick check of the weather forecast in the paper or on an iPad. Within a half hour everyone gathers for breakfast.

We eat together on most days (minus Dad, who usually arrives at work before we’re up).

Over breakfast we review any activities for the day. While I read the newspaper, my eldest occasionally looks over my shoulder at the sports news. Occasionally we all discuss an interesting news report I’ve chosen to share with them.

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Dr. Amy Nathanson, Associate Professor of Communication at Ohio State University points out the crucial nature of parents filtering the news for their children.“Depending on their age and development, children simply aren’t ready to hear the kind of information news stories typically contain. In many cases, exposing children to news stories only results in them becoming frightened and they don’t have the ability to effectively manage their fears.”

By 8am everyone is gone. I head to my office where I will work at my computer. The morning is otherwise screen free.

Afternoon - Elementary school dismisses at 2:30pm and my younger two arrive home shortly after. They empty their backpacks and scoot up to the kitchen counter for a snack. I stand and chat with them for a bit.

Soon my eldest returns from junior high and by then homework time is well under way.

The TV in our family room sits dark. Aside from my teen listening to her iPod in her room and instruments being practiced, the house is still.

It’s 4pm. One child reads on a couch while another plays LEGOS® nearby. Even though the television is right there, they don’t ask to turn it on.

No TV during playtime, as it turns out, is a good thing.“Children’s play sessions are shorter and less sophisticated when background TV is present compared to when it is not,” says Nathanson.“Because children learn a tremendous amount from playing, the detrimental effect of background TV on children’s play is significant.”

Before I start dinner preparations, I urge my middle child into the kitchen to work on her birthday wish list. She has no ideas. It’s not that she’s an odd child with no desires. Nor are we indulgent parents, buying her everything she requests. Essentially, without television marketing to influence her, she lives relatively satisfied with what she has. The wish list grows slowly.

I move on to cooking dinner. Sometimes my children ask to play a video game together during the dead time before dinner. And often I allow them. As it’s a limited time and I know exactly what they’ll be seeing on the television, I’m comfortable with it. And I’m not alone.

Lesley Wagner, a mother of three, also keeps her days relatively television free. But when it comes times to get dinner together, she admits she sometimes puts the TV on.“When my fouryear-old wakes up from his nap, we may watch TV while I’m making dinner. Maybe for twenty or thirty minutes.”

As Bertin notes,“Some screen time is a part of life. If children are watching a small amount and we’re closely watching the content, they’ll be fine.”

The problem arises when it becomes a habit that takes over. Nathanson explains,“Parents may want to rethink their use of TV when they find they are continually turning to it to satisfy their own or their child’s needs.”

Evening - By 6pm Dad comes home and we sit down to dinner together. My husband takes this time to catch-up with our girls.

“When the TV is off during meal time, family

members can tune into each other,”says Nathanson.“The reality is that it’s difficult for anyone to ignore the images and sounds coming from a television. By turning the TV off, parents and children can talk and really listen to each other.”

After dinner we all clear the table. In the kitchen the three girls tease each other and carry on loudly as they wash the dishes. Once the dishes are done our eldest returns to her homework.

Sometimes the rest of us play a board or card game.

At 7pm the bedtime routine starts. Our youngest showers, while the others read. The family room is empty, so Dad sneaks in a quick video game (he can’t help it).

By 8:30pm the house is quiet. The girls have gone to bed. I read. Dad settles in with a puzzle.

The television is off.

After catching up on Facebook (yes, we’re guilty of computer screen time more than anything), it’s lights out for us. We both drift off easily, not wired by a fast-paced late night news program.

Dr. Bertin sums it up well.“Recognize that media doesn’t have to happen to us. We can decide how to use media, even for our kids.”It’s intentionality that makes the difference.

Lara Krupicka is a freelance writer who admits to enjoying one television show and plenty of games each week with her husband and three girls.

Tips for Limiting Your Screen Time • Set and keep rules on how and what children will watch.

• Provide reasons for those rules and involve older children in deciding on the rules.

• Don’t place televisions and computers in children’s rooms or other places where they can’t be easily monitored. Consider limiting where tablets and laptops can be used.

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available. Students enjoy surfing, dodgeball, snorkeling, skimboarding and indoboarding.

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The Armory Art Center’s Art Camp brings weekly, theme based sessions to children 4-1/2 to 17.

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Camp fee is $200. After care available. Ages 6-13 from June 23 - August 15, 9 am3 pm. For more information please call 561450-6357 or visit www.artsgarage.org.

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SUMMER CAMP BLAST 5 locations! Ages 5-10 Wellington • WPB • PBG Jupiter • Palm Springs Embark on new adventures, make lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories this summer as you enjoy a variety of enriching, educational and outrageously fun activities! Call 1-877-94-CHILD for more information. www.homeawayfromhomechildcare.com

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Jupiter Outdoor Center Summer Camp is an adventure program for kids ages 6 – 14 years old. Campers will be kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, snorkeling, surfing, and skim boarding throughout amazing waterways. At the end of the week the campers can’t wait for a fun beach day!

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• Birthday Parties:Inc. Princess Just Dance, - Weekly sessions from Ballerina, Glow in the June 9 – Aug 1 (no Dark Hip Hop Party, Boys camp week of June 30).

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Kids Choice Sports, Dance and Fitness Rising Stars Gymnastics is now Kids Choice Sports, Dance and Fitness! With a brand new, much larger facility we can fill all of your camp needs! Gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics and sports camps available offers campers fun and games, art and crafts, snacks, free play, movies, lunch (included for ¾ and full day campers), and of course, LOTS of gymnastics or sports! Ages 3 & 4 may come ½ day, ages 5 and older may come ½, ¾, or full day. Early drop off and late pick ups are available. You can visit our Camps Program page of our website www. gokidschoice.com for details on all of our camp programs. Please call the gym if you have any questions at 561-998-4225 or email info@gokidschoice.com. Be sure

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Enrichment and Weekly Themes • Water Bounce House • Mad Science • Pizza Party

Pay by week or month: Very Limited Openings Located conveniently on 8289 Okeechobee Blvd • WPB For more information visit www.mattisynschool.com or call 561-318-5750.

SUMMER Musical Theatre Camp Five Week Session • Ages 7-16 June 9th - July 11th 9am-4pm After care available

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to sign up well in advance as space can fill up quickly!

“Rock into Summer” with Kids Need More Art’s Summer Art Series for ages 5-8! Offered from June 9th to August 15th at both the Jupiter and Stuart studio locations with a new theme every week. Join us in West Palm Beach for our popular “Go Out and Play” Summer Art Series for artists ages 5-12 where art and nature come together from June 16th to July 25th among the beautiful 135 acre preserve of the Pine Jog Environmental Education Center. Full and extended day options available at all locations. For more info and to register, visit www.kidsneedmoreart.com or call 561-746-4576.

The King’s Academy Safari Adventure offers Sports Camps, Field Trips, Craft Activities, Educational Sessions, Caring Counselors, Certified Teachers and State of the Art Facilities! The “Cubs” are Kindergarten through 2nd grade and the “Lions” are 3rd grade through entering 7th grade. June 9 - August 1. 8am - 4pm. $145 for 3 days, $215 for a full week. Early & aftercare available. West Palm Beach. For more info call 561-686-4244 or visit www.

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Fashion Design & Sewing Summer Camp at La Sewing Café located in Delray Beach is like no other! One week of pure fashion design that will leave your young designer amazed. Each child will produce a full 3 piece collection while creating a personalized DIY Mannequin.

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Ages 7-16. Register Today 561-921-5883.

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Maltz Jupiter Theatre Dinosaurs, superheroes, magic and sharks = a super FUN summer! At Theatre Camp, young performers (ages 4 – 18) will act, sing, dance, learn improvisation, tell stories, make props and more. Each summer camp concludes with a unique themed showcase performance. The two largest camp shows will be performed on the Theatre’s stage: the Senior Conservatory’s How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and the Junior Conservatory’s Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr. Cost begins at $120; pre-care and after-care available. For more info call 561575-2672 or visit www.jupitertheatre.org.

The Mattisyn School Do you know what your child will be doing this summer while you work ?? Our summer camp is an extension of our academic excellence combining our themed-curriculum with summer time fun. We provide Enrichment and Weekly Themes, Water Bounce House, Water Wars, Mad Science, Pizza Party and more! Pay by week or month: very limited openings up through age 8, reserve your spot now! Conveniently located: The Mattisyn School 8289 Okeechobee Blvd, WPB, one mile west of the turnpike. For more info visit www.mattisynschool.com or call 561-­318-­5750.

2014 Palm Beach County Aquatics Camp Explore the world of aquatics this summer at one of Palm Beach County’s swimming pools! Participants will enjoy a wide range of aquatic activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, relay races and other water-related games and

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• Summer Camp! Weekly sessions June 9 - August 1 Ballet, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Theatre, Dance and more. Ages 3 & up!

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Science Summer Camp June 9 - August 1, 2014 Mon - Fri, 8am - 5pm For K - 8th Graders

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Mommy & Me • Preschoolers Boys Gymnastics • Camps Tumbling • Cheerleading Recreational and Competitive Teams

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activities as well as field trips to exciting destinations such as Peanut Island and Boomers! For more information call the Lake Lytal Family Aquatic Center or the North County Aquatic Complex or visit us online at pbcSplash.com. Lake Lytal Family Aquatic Center: 561-233-1426 or North County Aquatic Complex: 561-745-0241.

Palm Beach Ice Works -Learn to skate/ play hockey summer camps. Week one: June 23-27, week two: July 14-18 and week three: August 4-8 from 8:30 am - 1:30 pm. $200.00 per week (Mon-Fri) *includes lunch* $50 per day (daily walk-on rate – space permitting). Aftercare now available! Cost: $20 per day 1:30pm 4:00pm. Open to beginners through basic level 8. Full hockey equipment required for Hockey Camp. Daily group activities: on ice lesson and practice time, gymnastics with USA gymnastics instructor Kim Stiefel, synthetic ice training and games, movie time, bounce house, “Palm Beach Ice Works Pizza Party” on Friday. Camp registration deadline June 20, July 10 & August 1. For additional information, please visit our website at www.pbiw.org or call 561-6564046. 1590 N. Florida Mango, West Palm Beach.

Planet Kids Summer camp runs from June 9th to August 16th. At our Junior Summer Camp for ages 2-4, fun and learning are combined in our uniquely designed early childhood education facility. At Upper Camp for ages 5-12, students enjoy weekly themes such as Jungle, Under the Sea, Be an Artist, and Party in the USA. Combined with the themes are many field trips & activities such as: bowling, museums, parks, swimming in our on-site pool, arts & crafts, cooking, science, team sports and bounce-houses.

For more info and to register visit www.

planetkidsworld.net or call 561-434-9098.

The Science Academy Inc. Our FUN infused Science Summer Camp is for grades K-8, Monday through Friday, 8am - 5pm. For the same cost of “Day Care” or “Regular Summer Camp”, your child can be enrolled in a highly appraised Summer Camp which is a FUN, productive, learning environment. Our camps offer CHEMISTRY - PHYSICS - ROCKETRY- ROBOTICS – VIDEO GAMES AND PROGRAMMING - LEGO STOP MOTION VIDEO - MINECRAFT CLUB, OUTDOOR GAMES AND RECREATION – AND SO MUCH MORE! Two location options in Boca Raton or Delray Beach. For more information call 561-285-7552 or visit www. thescienceacademyinc.com.

Scuba Works Learn to Scuba and Explore the Ocean! Keeping your children entertained during the summer can be challenging.

Scuba Works Scuba Summer Camp keeps them physically and mentally active. They will develop important social skills, grow more independent and confident, and connect with nature. Options include Open Water Certification Camp (ages 10-17), Advanced Open Water & Specialty Camp (ages 12+) and Seal Team Camp (ages 8-12). Located on US1 in Jupiter. Visit www. scubaworks.com or call 561-575-3483 for more details.

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10 exciting 2 4 Weeks! weeks for ages Session 4Allthrough Ages: PIPPIN teens. Seussical July 7th - August 1st • $950 The Musical, West Side Story, Pippin, Billy Mini Camp Session 1 ELLIOT Tuition begins at Elliot, The AdamsBILLY Family!

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youngest performers Little Mermaid for ages 3+ from June 14-August 16 Dance, acting and musical theatre classes after camp only $10 per class! (normally $20).

Sessions begin June 9th. Voted “Best Summer Camp” and sold out 8 years in a row! Don’t be left out! Visit our website for details! www.showtimeboca.com 561.394.2626 • 503 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca Raton.

Small Fish Big Fish will offer an amazing summer camp this year!

Be sure to stay tuned for information! Check out www.smallfishbigfish.com for the latest details or call 561-818-7946.

Sol Children Theatre Performing Arts Day Camp offers daily classes in voice, acting, dance and musical theatre while rehearsing for Disney’s Mulan (June 10 – July 11) and Hairspray (July 14 – August 8). In addition campers have the opportunity to learn stage craft, stage management and technical aspects of theatre. 561.447.8829 www.solchildren.org. JCC, 9801 Donna Klein Blvd, Boca Raton.

South Florida Science Center & Aquarium Discover how exciting science can be at Science Summer Camp!

Each week will offer hands on exploration for young scientists ages 4 to 12 on different specific topics of science such as Mission Space, Construction Junction, Kitchen Chemistry and more. The days are packed with fun science lessons, experiments, crafts and outside activities led by our expert science educators. Sign up for your favorite week(s) at www.sfsciencecenter.org/camp.

Additional information: Mon.-Fri. from 9am-4pm with before & aftercare available, June 9 – August 15 . Cost: $210 Members

& $235 Non-Members. For more info call 561-832-2026.

Southern Dance Theatre Summer Dance Camps Join Southern Dance Theatre for a summer of dance & fun June 30th-July 25th! Prince & Princess Dance Camp: Students ages 3-5. Mini Dance Camp: Students ages 6-8. Summer Fun Dance Camp: Students ages 9-12. Summer Intensive: by Audition only: Students ages 10-18; Teen/ Adult Classes: Strength & Conditioning - Mon & Wed 6-7pm; Intermediate Ballet - Tues 6-7:30pm & Thurs 7:30-9pm; Beg Ballet Tues 7:30-8:30pm; Intermediate Jazz - Thurs 6-7:30pm; Registration now open. 1203 Knuth Road, Boynton Beach 561.736.9097 www. southerndancetheatre.com.

Stand UP is designed for elementary and middle school girls to address challenges, build confidence and to have fun. It’s prevention driven, focusing on making healthy choices, strengthening communication, building friendships, reducing stress, becoming tech smart (and safe), as well as being comfortable/confident with their body image. Stand UP offers a little bit of everything, from games, playing outside, arts and crafts, small group conversations and workshops, opportunities for girls to lead activities/discussions, Parent Night Parties and even yoga and stand up paddleboarding with Blueline Surf and Paddle, Co! $285 per week, register by June 1, 2014 for a weekly rate of $255! For more info www.ashleylegrange.com/standup or contact Director Ashley Le Grange, LMHC, NCC, at ashley@ashleylegrange.com 561.469.7579.

at Temple Beth Torah Leonie Arguetty Preschool. 8 Weeks, full & part-time. Ages 2 to kindergarten. Weekly Entertainment: Magic & Animal Shows, Storytellers. 561.

793.2649 • 900 Big Blue Trace, Wellington.

Email - psdirector@templebethtorah.net.

Wellington Children’s Summer Musical Theatre Camp Activities will focus on acting and vocal skills, show rehearsals, theatre games and improv, and specialized dance, with electives in music theory, pantomime, art, script writing and audition techniques. A fully-staged Broadway musical will be performed. Guest teachers and terrific staff! Ice Cream snack each afternoon. Bring your own lunch. June 9-July 11. Hours 9am – 4pm, with aftercare available until 5pm. $250 per week. Ages 7-16yrs. Located in the “original” Wellington Mall, at Forest Hill and Wellington Trace. www.wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com or 561.223.1928.

Attention Camp Directors!

Fantastic Fire Department is a fun and unique firefightingthemed entertainment experience for children age 2+. With lights flashing and siren blaring, our big red fire truck arrives to the excited screams of children ready for fun!

Our team of friendly firefighters deliver a high energy hands-on experience that’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Moms it is perfect for Water Days and fun events, and Camp Directors we will deliver an amazing experience for your campers. For more information visit our Facebook page, www.FantasticFireDept. com or call 561-914-8777.

Be sure to check out the Summer Camp Directory in our upcoming June issue as well as online for new camp additions. If you’re “Summer Of Fun” interested in having your camp listed call Enrichment Camp Jennifer at 561-907-7668.

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MAZES

South Florida Science Center and Aquarium announces summer-time traveling exhibit opening May 3.

Twists and turns will help you learn at the newest traveling exhibit Mazes. Opening to the public on the evening of Saturday, May 3rd, the exhibit will lead guests on an adventure through a series of interactive brain-teasers, 3-D puzzles and full body games. On display through September 14, 2014, Mazes is sure to ‘amaze’ all summer long.

Mazes winds its way over 9,000 squarefeet with more than 60 puzzling experiences that inspire endless hours of exploration and ingenuity. Visitors will have the opportunity to run a marathon with their fingers on the Finger Mazes; become a “webmaster” by climbing through an intricate web of ropes in the Web Maze; get lost in a network of color in the Color Maze; and conquer puzzling perplexities in the Maze of Illusions, where what you see may not be what you get!

“This is quite possibly the most interactive exhibit we have ever hosted,” said Lew Crampton, South Florida Science Center and Aquarium CEO. “Themed mazes are powerful kinesthetic learning tools. This is hands-on, minds-on science at its best and we know that the exhibit will create a memorable experience for our visitors– one

that is both entertaining and educational.”

Mazes aims to encourage guests to explore new ways of problem-solving, challenge the relationship between the mind and the eye, nurture creativity and serve as a bridge between multigenerational boundaries, as the exhibit is fun and challenging for all ages.

To celebrate the grand opening of Mazes, the Science Center will host Food Truck Fusion, a food truck event, on Saturday, May 3rd from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. In addition to exploring Mazes, guests will have the opportunity to explore local food vendors offering delicious menu items such as mouth-watering burgers, tacos, pizza, cupcakes, ice cream and more. The grand opening celebration will also feature live music and activities for the entire family.

Admission to the Science Center for the special grand opening celebration will be reduced to $10 for adults and $7 for children ages 3 to 12. Science Center members can enjoy the special event for free.

The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium is located at 4801 Dreher Trail North, West Palm Beach and is open Monday – Friday from 9am5pm, and on Saturday and Sunday from 10am6pm. For more information, call 561-832-1988 or visit www.sfsciencecenter.org. “Like” the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium on Facebook and follow them on Twitter @SFScienceCenter.

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Discover why everyone is going wild for Wild Blueberries If you love to cook, discover the wild advantage and fill your freezer with Wild Blueberries.

Packed with more intense blueberry flavor and two times the antioxidants of regular blueberries, Wild Blueberries are wildly different from the cultivated blueberries you find in the fresh produce section.

Don’t be fooled by their small size, these berries pack more flavor and antioxidant power into their tiny blue bodies than any other blueberry on this big blue planet. This makes them the blueberry of choice for anyone interested in cooking, baking, making smoothies and more.

Here are two delicious recipes from two talented food bloggers with a shared love for tiny, potent Wild Blueberries and a passion for developing innovative, healthy and tasty twists on the classics everyone loves. Our suggestion is to try them all and feed your wild side.

For more delicious recipes, visit www. wildblueberries.com. Frozen Wild Blueberries are available at local Whole Food Markets in the freezer section.

A Healthy Choice - A growing body of research is establishing Wild Blueberries as a potential ally to protect against cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer’s disease — so it’s no surprise that more

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and more people are picking Wild Blueberries than ever before.

A Tasty and Easy Option- Convenience and freshness are frozen right in. Wild Blueberries are individually quick-frozen within 24 hours of harvest, locking in their intense blueberry flavor, nutrition and antioxidant power.

Gluten-Free Orange Pancakes with Wild Blueberry-Orange Sauce Recipe by Katie Heddleston, Healthy Heddleston, www.katieheddleston.com Yield: 12 to 15 thin pancakes, depending on size Wild Blueberry-orange sauce: 1/2 cup frozen Wild Blueberries 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed orange juice 1/2 teaspoon orange zest

1 teaspoon granulated sugar (or honey) Orange pancakes: 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons gluten-free flour 1 tablespoon granulated sugar (or honey) 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 1/4 cup milk 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon orange zest 1 tablespoon melted butter or margarine First make sauce. In small sauce pan, combine all ingredients and place on low heat while preparing pancakes. Stir occasionally. Smash Wild Blueberries to desired consistency.

On griddle or electric skillet, preheat to medium heat. To make pancakes, combine all dry ingredients in a medium mixing bowl. Then add in wet ingredients.

Whisk everything together until well combined; batter will be thin. Make sure pan is hot before scooping batter.

Using 1/4-cup scoop, pour batter (but not whole scoopful) into pancake shapes on griddle. Batter is thin so not much is needed for each pancake. Wait until

pancake bubbles before flipping. Flip and cook other side. Continue process until all batter is used. Pour sauce over pancakes while warm.

Note: Only one orange is needed for fresh juice and zest for both pancakes and sauce.

Wild Blueberry, Coconut and Ginger Smoothie Recipe by Rachael Hartley, An Avocado A Day, www.anavocadoaday.blogspot.com Yield: 1 serving 1 cup frozen Wild Blueberries 1 cup 2 percent plain yogurt 1/4 cup light coconut milk 2 tablespoons unsweetened, shredded coconut 1/2 teaspoon grated fresh ginger Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth. Serve immediately.

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Monday Afternoons 3 PM - 5 PM - Happy Hour Mondays at Cool Beans Indoor Playground & Cafe Check-in between 3-5pm when admission is just $5! (regularly $10.95). Plus, free face painting! For more information please call 561.627.1782. 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens #3115 Palm Beach Gardens.

Every Tuesday at 9:30-10:30 AM Open Splash Play at Small Fish Big Fish Swim School - Enjoy some quality time in our warm indoor pool - let your little fish swim or play on deck with our water tables. No Registration Required.

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Members are free, non-members are $5. For more info call 561.818.7946.

346 Pike Road #3 West Palm Beach.

Toddler Tuesdays 10:15-11:15 AM at Palm Beach Ice Works Come join your little ones on our “Not so cold�Synthetic Ice for beginner ice skating lessons with Miss Imani followed by Jumping Gymnastics Class with Miss Kim! Join the fun and socialize with other parents with toddlers like you! $95 for 4 weeks open to ages 2-5. Preregistration required. For more info call 561.656.4046.

Kids Choice Sports, Dance, and Fitness Indoor Playground! Swing on the bars, balance on beams, bounce on the trampoline and more! $12 for

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Fun Fridays at Cool Beans Indoor Playground and Cafe.

Come celebrate every Friday with us for Fun Friday! Each week at 3 PM a different activity promoting learning, imagination, physical activity. $14.95 includes all-day admission or $6 for the class only. Encouraging creativity through fun! Call Cool Beans Indoor Playground & Cafe to register 561.627.1782.11701 Lake Victoria Gardens #3115 Palm Beach Gardens.

Every Friday at 10 AM & 3 PM. Go van Gogh hosts Toddler Time.

We’ll read a story, have a snack, and paint a small ceramic! Perfect for ages 5 and under. Only $12.50 + tax! Visit www.go-van-gogh.com for more info.

Dowtown at the Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens.

Every Sat. • 9 AM - 1 PM West Palm Beach Green Market -Along the waterfront downtown West Palm Beach. Fun for the whole family including a children’s play area.

Every Sunday • 8 AM - 1 PM The Gardens Green Market Over 120 vendors selling a variety of food & drink items, handmade crafts, live entertainment and more. City Hall Municipal Plaza, 10500 N. Military Trail.

Thursdays 11 AM -12 PM , and Saturdays at 11 AM-12 PM or 2 PM3PM Tiny Kids Need More Art - Ages 2-4, Kids Need More Art in Jupiter invites toddlers and moms (or dads!) to join them at their bright, colorful, and fun studio space for some creative together-time. Class is $15, please register at www.kidsneedmoreart.com/ jupiter/tiny-kids/. Other times available at their West Palm Beach and Stuart locations. Three Palms Plaza • 2151 S. Alt. A1A Suite #900, Jupiter.

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non-registered guests, $10 for registered students. Ages walking to 4. Tuesdays 12:302:25; Thursdays 10:3012:25; or 3:15 to 5:10; Fridays 10:3012:25. 6500 W Rogers Circle #1000 Boca Raton. (561) 998-4225.

Sunday Afternoon 2 PM - 4 PM Family Skate at Palm Beach Ice Works Stay cool even when it is hot outside at Palm Beach Ice Works - fun for the whole family! Times may vary. Please check their website for additional times.

Family Skate Punch Buy 5 Get 1 Free!

Admission $10, Skate Rental $2 1590 N Florida Mango Rd • West Palm Beach.

561.656.4046.

Armory Art, Fridays at 9:30am- 10:30am.

My Little Artist & Me. Designed for 2-4.5 year olds and their parent/caregiver, this program promotes Please check Bootz developmental skills, school readiness, Culture Camp artful fun and imagination! Registration website for their in advance is advised. Limit of 6 children Art Travel Schedule plus parents. Parent must accompany www.bootzculturecamp.com. child. WPB. www.armoryart.org. | PBParenting.com | May 2014

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May 2 • 6-9 PM- Small Fish Big Fish Swim School & Kids Need More Art Kids Night Out - First Friday of every month at Big Fish Small Fish Swim School. Kids can create an art project with Kids Need More Art then have dinner before they go swimming until the parents pick them up. It’s $35 per child 10% sibling discount. For more info call 561.818.7946. 346 Pike Road #3 West Palm Beach.

will host Food Truck Fusion, a food truck event. In addition to exploring Mazes, guests will have the opportunity to explore local food vendors offering delicious menu items such as mouthwatering burgers, tacos, pizza, cupcakes, ice cream and more. The grand opening celebration will also feature live music and activities for the entire family. Admission to the Science Center for the special grand opening celebration will be reduced to $10 for adults and $7 for children ages 3 to 12. Science Center members can enjoy the special event for free.

May 3 & 4 - Dance Theater of Florida brings Swan Lake & Tribute to the newly renovated Maltz Jupiter Theatre on May 3rd & 4th. Dance Theater of Florida’s Artistic Director, Michele Zehner and O DANCE’s Jerry Opdenaker are showcasing an abridged version of Swan Lake, the classic story that we all know and love. Michele Zehner says, “This performance is the perfect length for younger children to be introduced to the beauty of ballet.” For more information on tickets for Swan Lake & Tribute, please call 561-­‐627-­‐9797, or visit the Dance Theater of Florida kiosk inside Florida School for Dance Education at 4100 PGA Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410.

Sunday,May 4; 1-4pm Family Pool Party at Mandel JCC -Splash the day away in the George Rothman Aquatics Center! Families will enjoy pool games, spray ground, music on the deck and the Camp Shalom water slide. Free for Friends of the J; $15/ family for guests. 5221 Hood Rd., PBG. For more info, www.jcconline.com.

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Sun. May 4 • 6-8 PM Special Needs Family Fun Night at Cool Beans indoor Playground and Cafe All children receive 50% off admission. This is a great opportunity to socialize with other families, make new friends, and share-parenting techniques within the special needs community. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Socks are required for BOTH adults and children! For more information please call 561.627.1782.

Fri. May 9, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Kids Night Out at

Kids Need More Art Jupiter- Ages 5-9, invites young artists to a night of art project, fun games, pizza, snacks and refreshments.

Sibling and group discounts available. $25 per a child, Three Palms Plaza • 2151 S. Alt. A1A Suite #900, Jupiter.

Sat. May 10 Florida School for Dance Education will hold Auditions for their pre-professional division (ages12-­20.) Please call 561‐627-­9708for more info or visit www.

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Entertainment: & Animal Shows • Storytellers LovingWeekly & Nurturing Theme WeeksMagic Sports Fri. May 16 Environment Arts & Crafts Theme Nature Loving & Nurturing Weeks Sports 6-10 PM Secure Facility Gymnastics Cooking Environment Arts & Crafts Nature Big Playground Computer Skills Water Play Parents Night Out Secure Facility Gymnastics Cooking NOW ENROLLING FOR Big Playground Computer Skills Water Play PRESCHOOL Great Playground at South Florida For info call Director, Science Center & Aquarium - Drop Sandy Wilensky at 561.793.2649 your child off for a fun night of science.

900 Big Blue Trace | Wellington The event includes a hands-on science psdirector@templebethtorah.net experiment, a science-related craft, THIS SCHOOL IS A GOLD SEAL PROGRAM & exploration of the Science Center, pizza NAEYC ACCREDITED LIC.# 50-51-0135423 dinner and planetarium show. Cost is $25 per child (each additional child is $10). To register, visit www.sfsciencecenter.org/ parents-night-out. For more information please call 561.832.2026 or email programs@sfsciencecenter.org. 4801 Pediatric Dentistry Dreher Trail North • WPB.

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Mon. May 26 3-8 PM Cool Beans offers Big Brother/Big Sister Play 3 PM – Close. Children up to age 10 are welcome during these times. Regular admission and rules apply. www. coolbeansplaycafe.com or 561-6271782.

write your own secret message with invisible ink! On the last Friday night of each month from 6-9 PM, guests of all ages can enjoy extended hours of exploration at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium. Dress up to match the theme for a special prize from our Science Store! For more information, please call (561) 832-1988.

Fri. May 30 5:30 PM KIDS NIGHT CLASS: FROZEN at Go van Gogh Join us as we paint ceramic snowflake bowls, watch Frozen, munch on pizza, and then have some frozen yogurt from FroYotopia!

Parents, take the night off to go out to dinner or see a movie with the kiddos.

Ages 5-12 are welcome and this is a drop off event. Registrations Required.

Visit www.go-van-gogh.com for more info. Downtown at the Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens.

May 30 • 6-8:30 PM Poolapalooza at PBG Aquatic Complex. Music, Children’s Activities, Games, Giveaways adn more! $3 admission. Food and drink available for purchase. 4404 Burns Road. Palm Beach Gardens.

May 30 - 6:00pm to 9:00pm Night at the Museum - Spy Science go undercover with Spy Science and solve fun science cases! Learn about forensic science by dusting for prints, exploring microscopic evidence, and

Sign up for Summer Skate School Program starting June 7 at Palm Beach Ice Works - 4 Weeks only $90!

Gymnastics + Skate School $130!

Classes meet once a week: Wednesday 5:30pm or Saturday 10:00am Gymnastics Classes meet after Skate School: Wednesday 6:45pm or Saturday 11:15am. If you have any questions or concerns you can call Martine at (561)-656-4046 ext. 214 or email at mdelatorre@pbiw.org. 1590 N Florida Mango Rd • West Palm Beach.

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Sun. May 4 - Frozen 4th at the Shops at Boca Center - Come to The Courtyard at Boca Center on Sunday, May 4th from 4-5:30pm for Frozen Fourth. The courtyard will be transformed into a Winter Wonderland with magical snow flurries, create

Mon, May 5 • 11:30 am Mother’s Day at the Glades Road Library Branch - Celebrate mothers with stories, a craft and a film. Ages 3–5. (45 min.) Preregister please call 561-482-4554. 20701 95th Avenue South, Boca Raton.

Sat, May 10, 10:00 am Makin’ a Fuss Over Mommies at the Hagen Ranch Road Library Branch Mommies are special people. So, let’s do something just for her with stories, music, a game or two and a craft she’ll love. Ages 2-5. (45 min.) Preregister.

Call 561-894-7500. 14350 Hagen Ranch Road, Delray Beach, May 17 •2 PM Johnny Appleseed at Puppetry Arts Center of the Palm Beaches (Just for Kids) Katie Adams weaves the story of Johnny Appleseed with Puppets crafted like old fashioned toys, a story quilt, and traditional music. Each

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Grades K-5: SEUSSICAL Showtime Showstoppers perform Grades 6-12: WEST SIDE STORY June 9th - July 3rd • $950at Willow “Return To Broadway” 2 4 Weeks!

Theatre - YourSession favorite All Ages: PIPPIN Broadway July 7th - August 1st • $950 hits come to life in song, dance and Mini Camp Session 1 costumes in Showtime’s Return To BILLY ELLIOT August 4th - 8th • $250 Broadway Musical Revue!

Our talented Mini Camp Session 2 THE ADDAMS FAMILY ShowstoppersAugust Troupe will perform 11th - 15th • $250 numbers fromKidzHow To Succeed On Stage: PreK+ THE LITTLE MERMAID In Business Without Really Trying, June 14th-August 16th • $250 Oklahoma!, Sweeney Todd, Pippin, Offering 80 after-camp classes only $10 each!

Godspell & Sweet Charity! A fantastic show you won’t want to miss!! 2 Special performances at Willow Theatre. Tickets are $10 children 11 & under; $15 adults. To order tickets -http://www.willowtheatre. org/index.cfm?fuseaction=news. details&ArticleId=86

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square of the story quilt is an episode in the life of the Tall Tale character of Johnny Appleseed, a man who followed his own unique dream.

Katie Adams is a nationally-known professional storyteller and puppeteer whose shows invite you on a journey of imagination and inspiration. Her credits include performances at the Kravis Center and the Smithosonian as well as many other significant venues.

Regular shows $6.50; Puppetry Arts Center, 94 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach.

Phone: 561-243-4330.

May 24 - 25 The Commedia Tales of King Arthur at Sol Childrens Theatre to purchase tickets go to http://www.seatyourself.biz/ solchildrentheatretroupe OR CALL 561-447-8829 OR EMAIL solchildtroupe@aol.com. 3333 N. Federal Highway • Boca Raton

May 24 •2-3 PM Little Red Riding Hood at Puppetry Arts Center (Just for Kids) - An all-new twist on an old-time favorite, performed with hand puppets by Puppets to Go (of New York and Coconut Creek).

Regular shows $6.50; Phone: 561-2434330 email: info@puppetcenter.org.

Puppetry Arts Center, 94 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33444 Sat. May 31, 3:00 pm Princess Cooking Class at the Glades Road Library Branch Create recipes for princesses, including Fairy-Tale Floats, Princess and the Pea Salad, and Slipper Sandwiches. Recipes from the book “A Princess Cookbook,” by Sarah L. Schuette. Ages 7–12. (60 min.)

Preregister please call 561-482-4554.

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