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Summer Activity Guide 2017 Cache & Box Elder Counties Summer Activity Guide 2017 Cache & Box Elder Counties www.careaboutchildcare.utah.gov Summer Activity Guide 2O17 Cache & Box Elder Counties Summer Activity Guide 2O17 Cache & Box Elder Counties 6510 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322-6510 435-797-1552 or 800-670-1552 www.careaboutchildcare.usu.edu A program of Department of Workforce Services – Office of Work & Family Life, Office of Child Care & Utah State University – College of Education & Human Services, Department of Family Consumer and Human Development. Utah State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Why Are Summer Activities Important? Seventy -six percent of all Utah school age children 5-12 years old have parents in the work force, creating the potential for many children to be left unattended. Many children are not prepared to be left home alone. Children in self-care are more likely to engage in risky behaviors, be truant from school, experience stress, have poor grades and abuse substances. They are susceptible to feelings of loneliness, fear and boredom. Summer activities are a wonderful way to offer fun, constructive activities to occupy your children’s time. Summer activities can give your children learning opportunities that not only help to ease their boredom, but can also help them become well-rounded, socially capable adults. We, at Care About Childcare - USU, have gathered this list of possible summer activities that may be of interest to you and your children. We hope that you will take the time to talk to your children and help them choose the activities that are best suited to their interests and your needs. Please let us know if we can be of any further service to you. Notes ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Cache County Summer Activities 4-H Cache Makers 4-H Club 990 South Main Suite A, Logan (435) 915-6253 Website: www.cachemakers.org/ Join us this summer as we host half and full-week Aggie Adventures STEM camps ($40-$100) and Saturday open hours (free)! Summer camps are held 9:00 am-12:00 pm or 1:30 pm-4:30 pm M-F, with shorter, 2-day camps for younger youth*. Each camp includes a t-shirt, daily snacks, and creative STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities. Check our website or add yourself to our email list (cachemakers.org/get-involved) to be notified as soon as we schedule our next events. Registration is managed by Eventbrite (cachemakers.eventbrite.com), where you can view all of our current and past events. Parents of youth qualifying for free or reduced lunch may apply the discount code “FRLunch” to the tickets of their choice. 4-H registration required†. Saturday open hours are times when equipment and space are reserved for youth to learn and create alone or with peers, parents, and mentors. Staff will offer assistance. Youth under 12* must be accompanied by a parent or other mentor, and all participants (parent volunteers and youth) must have current 4-H registrations† and check in with Cache Makers IDs. Staff will take ID photos during open hours, or you may email us one you already have. * Normal 4-H ages are 8-18. Occasionally during the school year and usually during the summer we extend certain activities to younger Cloverbuds (youth ages 5-7 who began Kindergarten). American West Heritage Center 4025 South Hwy 89-91, Wellsville (435) 245-6050 [email protected] Website: www.awhc.org Bear River Head Start Jane Despain (435) 755-0081 Email: [email protected] www.brheadstart.org/ Give Your Child a Head Start! Bear River Head Start serves families with children ages 0-5, including children with moderate to severe disabilities, and pregnant women. All Head Start services are of no cost to you and your family! PROGRAM OPTIONS: Early Head Start – Serves pregnant women and children 0-3 years old. Preschool Head Start - Serves children 3-5 years old. For More Information, Call: (435) 755-0081 or Toll Free: 1 (877) 755-0081 Or visit our office: 95 West 100 South, Suite #200 Logan, UT 84321 Bear River Head Start does not transport children to and from school Cache County Summer Activities Birch Creek Golf Course 550 East 100 North, Smithfield (435) 563-6825 Website: www.birchcreekgolf.com Bounce N’ Slide 1077 West 130 South, Logan (435) 213-9981 Email: [email protected] Website: www.thebouncenslide.com Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday 10am – 8pm Friday - Saturday 10am – 9pm Closed Sunday Prices: 18 months to 4 years old $5.00 + tax 5 and up $8.00 + tax Adults Accompanying Children are Free Boys & Girls Club of Northern Utah The Boys & Girls Club of Logan Website: bcbrclub.org Find us on Facebook: Boys & Girls Club of Northern Utah • Serves Kindergarten through 12th grade • Operates at 4 Sites, 2 full service clubs and 2 specialized programing sites. • Provides extended day programming on non-School days. • Offer Nationally Recognized programs & curriculum. • Offers programs within specialized initiatives, addressing specific needs. • Operates at 4 Sites, 2 full service clubs and 2 specialized programing sites. • Collaborates with City Police Departments, B.E. School District, Soup Kitchen, Community Pantry, Community Scout, Special Olympics, Palace Playhouse, City Recreation Departments, City Libraries, Community Events, Local churches, American League of Swordsman, Cauliflower Girls Mentoring Program, Home Schooling Programs, Girls Scouts, City/County YCU, Family Support Center, City/County Senior Centers and others... To find out about all of the fun activities that are going on in the Boys & Girls club nearest you or just looking for more information, visit our website or our Facebook page at: http://bcbrclub.org/ Cache County Summer Activities Boy Scouts of America Logan Service center (435) 752-4278 National Council: www.scouting.org Cache Children’s Choir Logan (435) 752-6260 Website: www.cachechildrenschoir.org Summer Music Institute The Summer Music Camp sponsored by Cache Children's Choir will take place June 19-23, 2017, at Edith Bowen Laboratory School. The camp is open to children in grades 1-6. The curriculum includes: Grades 3-6 will have classes from 9 am - 3 pm each day. They will need to bring their own sack lunch and water bottle. Light snacks will be provided. Grades 1-2 will meet from 12 noon - 3 pm. Faculty: Orff Ensemble: taught by Delpha Hall Music and Movement: taught by nationally known specialist Miko Inouye Choral Artistry: taught by Claudia Bigler Grade level Concert Literature: Melody Francis, Claudia Bigler, and Jill DeVilbiss Solfege: Jill DeVilbiss Registration will be limited to 20 children in each grade level. Students who complete the summer camp are eligible to receive a 50% reduction in tuition for the 2017-18 year of Cache Children's Choir. A final Concert/Demonstration for parents and families will take place at the end of the camp, on Friday, June 23 at 7:00 pm. Summer Mini-Music Camp Exploring Our Earth through Music and Movement Summer Mini-Music Camp is designed to give children ages 4-6 an opportunity to experience and learn about music in a joyful way. Activities will include singing, creative movement, playing simple instruments, singing games, folk dancing, literature and visual art. The camp is sponsored by Cache Children's Choir and the Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Education Course at Utah State University. June 26-29, 2017 Place: Edith Bowen Laboratory School Time: 9:30 am-12:00 pm Ages: 4-6 Tuition: $45 Faculty: Jill DeVilbiss, music specialist at Edith Bowen Laboratory School Ewa Wilczynski, director of Cadenza Cache Children's Choir (CCC), Early Childhood Music Teacher Register at: www.cachechildrenschoir.org. Click on the Camps link and then on the registration link for Eventbrite. Cache County Summer Activities Cache County Library/Cache County Bookmobile 15 North Main, Providence (435) 752-7881 Website: www.cachecounty.org/library Monday - Friday 10am - noon and 3pm – 6:45pm & Saturday 10am - 2pm Cache Humane Society Sara Johns 2370 West 200 North, Logan (435) 792-3920 Email: [email protected] Website: cachehumane.org Hours: M-F 10am - 6pm Sat 12pm - 5pm Closed Sunday Cache Valley Center for the Arts 43 South Main, Logan (435) 752-0026 Website: www.CacheArts.org CacheArts Classes for Kids Summer Art Camp Students will have fun experiencing and learning about art, cooking, ceramics, dance, drama, and music in this multi-disciplinary, two-week camp for kids ages 5-11. Three unique camp sessions run Monday-Thursday: • Camp 1: June 19-29 Camp 2: July 10-20 Camp 3: July 31-August
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