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Join the fun at Good 

Times Summer Day Camp 

Our 40th summer is 

around the corner. 

Good Times Summer 

Day Camp offers flexible 

programs running 

from June 18 until Aug. 

10. Camp options include 

daily, weekly, or the entire 

summer. 

You can pick the exact 

schedule you need and 

we’ll supply the good 

times. 

Good Times Day Camp 

offers many convenient 

drop off locations including 

Glenview, Northbrook 

and Deerfield. Keep your 

camper safe and happy. 

Flexible schedules with 

extended hours. Enjoy the 

best field trips, coolest 

pools and the most exciting 

events. 

Check out the 2020 Calendar 

at GoodTimesCamp. 

com. 

The jammed packed 

schedule includes: 

Sixteen amazing field trips 

•Enchanted Castle 

•Odyssey Fun World 

•Great America, Dave & 

Buster’s 

•Hollywood Park 

•Action Territory 

•Sky High 

•Safari Land 

•Santa’s Village 

•Lake County Fair 

Twenty-four 

swimming trips 

•Flick Pool 

•Roosevelt Pool 

•Bare Foot Bay 

•Rainbow Falls 

•Vernon Hills Aquatic 

Center 

•Wheeling Aquatic Center 

Eight themed costume 

and cookout days with kid 

friendly food provided by 

Portillo’s, Olive Garden 

and Buffalo Wild Wings. 

Special events include teddy 

stuffers, s’mores and a 

professional jugglers. 

Sports? We have all 

sorts of sports. 

It’s your camper’s choice, 

all geared for Fun. Basketball, 

Baseball, Football, 

Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, 

Tetherball, Dodgeball, 

Floor Hockey, Ping Pong, 

Air Hockey, Foosball, and 

Dome Hockey. 

For more information, 

or to view all options for 

camps, visit GoodTimes- 

Camp.com. 

Submitted by Good Times 

Summer Day Camp, 300 

Waukegan Road, Glenview, 

(847) 729-4884. 

Digital Adventures educates campers through technology 

In today’s day and age, it’s 

tough being a parent. Can you 

imagine how much harder it is to 

be your kid? 

There are so many unknowns 

and we are trying to do our best 

to prepare our children for the 

future. In just five years, more 

than one-third of the skills we 

believe are essential for today’s 

workforce will have changed. 

The future workplace is going 

to demand new ways of thinking 

and the ability to learn, unlearn, 

and relearn new skills. So how 

do we help our kids stay ahead 

of the curve? How do we nurture 

their gifts and encourage 

them to pursue their interests, in 

a healthy, joyful, and meaningful 

way? And most importantly how 

do we do this without creating 

anxiety or burning them out? 

At Digital Adventures, we believe 

that it is critical for educators 

to partner with parents and 

develop programs that draw from 

our children’s interests, curiosities, 

thirst of knowledge. And 

what is everyone drawn to nowadays? 

Technology. But aren’t 

screens bad? This might just be 

my opinion, but as a mother of a 

6-year-old who loves to play Roblox, 

don’t most of us this that 

it is our job to say no to screen 

time? Guess what? We’ve been 

misinformed. The American 

Academy of Pediatrics revised 

their guidelines around chil- 

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Looking for Chinese Language Immersion Program? Look no further 

Creating Chinese 

language 

immersion 

environment 

Chicago North Shore 

Chinese Center was founded 

in 2017. We are located 

in Wilmette. From our 

Chinese immersion summer 

camp to our Chinese 

immersion after-school 

program, we have just the 

language immersion program 

to fit your needs. Our 

past summer camp programs 

are really a big success. 

Parents came to us by 

word of mouth. 

The center aims to create 

lifelong language learners 

through encouraging the 

development of exceptional 

Chinese language 

skills early in life. To this 

end, the center offers a rigorous 

10- week language 

immersion experience for 

students between ages of 

3.5 and 16 years old. 

Speaking in Chinese 

while engaging in meaningful 

cultural exploration 

projects, students 

make unrivaled strides in 

language acquisition in 

only 10 weeks. Through 

the learning experience, 

students become linguistically 

proficient and culturally 

versed, gaining the 

language skills and global 

awareness to succeed in 

school and beyond. We 

will group children based 

on their language level and 

give them different assignments. 

The key difference between 

our organization 

and others is that we advocate 

the full language 

immersion concept. Our 

teachers are experienced 

and authentic Chinese 

native speakers. We create 

an authentic Chinese 

speaking classroom. We 

also request our students 

to communicate with our 

teachers and between them 

in Chinese. Our immersion 

program focuses on 

improving learners’ writing 

skills, reading skills, 

conversation skills and 

listening skills of Chinese, 

expanding their Chinese 

vocabularies, and providing 

them in-depth exposure 

of Chinese culture. 

Our Chinese language 

immersion camp is a 

place for both fun and 

knowledge where we advocate 

learning through 

play and by doing. We 

have five themes: Exploring 

Nature, Rising Stars, 

Time to Shine, Chinese 

Brush Painting and Little 

Chef. Each theme runs 

two weeks. In the past 

two years’ summer camp, 

students learned and improved 

their Chinese 

through singing, dancing, 

performing, writing, reading, 

cooking and brush 

painting. Students choose 

their favorite weeks to 

sign up. One-week sign up 

is permitted. 

Our immersion summer 

camp possesses the 

following characteristics: 

• Camps run June 15 - 

Aug. 21, 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 

p.m. 

• Extension camp: Aug. 

24 and Aug. 25 

• Before and aftercare 

available 

• No minimum week 

sign-up requirement, 

can sign up for one day 

or one week 

• Lunch is included in the 

summer camp tuition 

($325 per week) 

• A $25 discount per week 

is available for a sign-up 

before Mar. 15 

• Your cost with us is tax 

deductible 

• A 1:6 teacher-to-child 

ratio or less, with the 

most experienced Chinese 

teachers imaginable 

• We accept children between 

3.5 and 16 years 

old 

• Students will be grouped 

based on their proficiency 

levels and given different 

assignments 

For more information, 

contact us at info@chicagochinesecenter.com, 

or 

visit us at https://www.chicagochinesecenter.com. 

Submitted by Chicago North 

Shore Chinese Center, 3220 

Big Tree Lane, Wilmette, 

(847) 380-0018 

ACHIEVE YOUR DREAM! 

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dren and media a few years back, and in 

a nutshell, the latest research shows that 

spending media time together with kids is 

good for them. That includes gaming, robotics, 

and believe it or not, watching TV 

(I still struggle to wrap my head around 

TV being good for my kid). 

In January, I joined the brilliant team 

at Digital Adventures because they’ve 

managed to create an incredible coding, 

robotics, and game design program that 

accomplishes this and more. And as a parent 

that doesn’t know enough about how 

to support my child’s interest in Roblox, 

robotics, coding, and gaming, I’m grateful 

to have them as a partner. Our educators 

have figured out how to harness the 

power of emerging technology to help 

parents and kids of all ages to have fun 

while developing the social-emotional 

intelligence, a problem-solving skill set, 

and an entrepreneurial mindset to live a 

healthy, happy, and successful life. 

So what are you waiting for? I hope to 

see you in class soon. 

To learn more about Digital Adventures, 

visit our website, follow us on 

Facebook, or sign up for a free trial class. 

Submitted by Digital Adventures, 406 Linden 

Ave., Wilmette, (844) 543-2633 

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Learn to code this summer at Codeverse Summer Camps 

From creating video 

games and 3D models, to 

building and navigating 

robots around a futuristic 

lab, Codeverse summer 

camp located in Wilmette 

is an out-of-this-world 

experience for kids ages 

6-13. 

This summer, launch 

your kids into a universe 

of fun and learning at 

Codeverse’s week-long 

day camps. 

Spend a week exploring 

their interactive studio, 

creating multi-level video 

games, building real robots, 

designing 3D printed 

projects, learning to code 

and more. The Codeverse 

summer camp program is 

designed for first through 

eighth graders and is 

packed with hands-on 

STEM activities and challenges 

for beginner and 

pro coders alike. 

An interactive camp 

experience 

The Codeverse studio is 

a futuristic, digital wonderland. 

Every aspect — 

from the furniture to the 

hardware — is designed 

to encourage play, inspire 

creativity, pique curiosity 

and promote collaboration. 

Each day of camp is assigned 

a theme (game development, 

robotics, 3D 

printing, circuitry, etc.) 

and is comprised of exciting 

and educational adventures, 

including: 

• Program concert-hall 

lights and speakers, robot 

arms, and TVs using 

real code. Bring the studio 

to life. 

• Build your own robot 

and compete in highspeed 

robot races on obstacle 

courses designed 

by campers. 

• Create jaw-dropping 

3D printed designs with 

CraftBot. 

• Design multi-level 

video games. Play and 

share with friends and 

family. 

Throughout the week, 

campers embark on explorations 

(field trips) to nearby 

businesses. Past explorations 

include the Apple 

store, Children’s Museum 

and Whole Foods. 

To cap it off, campers 

show off their coding 

creations to family and 

friends during Demo Day, 

a celebration that is held 

every Friday afternoon 

during camp. 

Award-winning curriculum 

At Codeverse, campers 

build games and apps, as 

well as program dozens 

of gadgets featured within 

the Codeverse studio, using 

KidScript. KidScript 

is a real programming 

language that draws inspiration 

from (and acts as a 

gateway to) other languages, 

including JavaScript, 

Ruby, Python, C++, and 

Visual Basic. It includes 

all the key concepts of 

programming and enables 

untethered creativity for 

each kid that attends camp. 

Summer Camp Schedule 

Weekly summer camps 

run Monday through Friday 

from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 

(with late pick-up available). 

Lunches, beverages, 

and afternoon snacks are 

included in the camp, with 

flexibility in dietary restrictions. 

The camp is located 

at 517 Green Bay Road, 

Wilmette. Call or Text for 

more information at (844) 

644-2633. 

Early Bird Pricing 

Right now, Codeverse 

is offering $200 off 2020 

Summer Camps until 

3/31/20. To reserve your 

child’s spot, visit codeverse.com/camps/ 

and use 

code EARLYBIRD-200. 

Submitted by Codeverse, 517 

Green Bay Road, Wilmette, 

(844) 644-2633. 

A sensational 

Summer Awaits! 

June i5th to August 7th 

Summer Day Camp 

For kids ages 4 i /2–i4 

• Field Trips • Special Events 

• Swimming • Sports & Activities 

The most fun, 

non-stop schedule around! 

Convenient 

locations 

Glenview, Deerfield, 

and Northbrook 

Sports 

Field Trips 

Swimming 

Friends 

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Glenview Park District offers variety of camp experiences 

Make new friendships, 

lifetime memories, find 

a new sport or take in all 

the wonders of nature this 

summer at Glenview Park 

District camps. Journey 

through our camp brochure 

which offers something for 

every child age 3-17 with 

the perfect combination of 

fun, friendship, adventure 

and safety. 

Even children as young 

as two will benefit from 

socializing prior to preschool 

in a setting with 

mom or dad in You Are 

My Sunshine (YAMS) day 

camp. Slightly older kids 

will enjoy scavenger hunts 

and other games on special 

theme days like Olympics 

Day, Water Day, Carnival 

Day and more. Our eight 

week camps offer the best 

that summer offers like 

swimming, sports, arts 

and crafts, theatre, dance, 

Minecraft, claymation, 

outdoor games and farming. 

Glenview Park District 

staff provide an environment 

that encourages kids 

to step out of their comfort 

zone and build selfesteem. 

After the eightweek 

session ends on July 

31, the fun keeps going for 

one more week with Summer 

Extension Camp. Seven 

to 12-year-olds had this 

option last year, but this 

year, we are opening it up 

to younger residents. It’s 

now available for children 

ages 5-12 with optional 

before and after care. 

Another new camp this 

year is Camp Glenview at 

Crowley Park for ages 11- 

14. It includes several field 

trips each week throughout 

the summer. Although the 

duration of camp is eight 

weeks, participants can 

sign up week to week. So, 

you pick the weeks you 

want to attend. 

We are entering our 

third year of Summer 

Enrichment Programs in 

partnership with Glenview 

School District 34. These 

talented teachers are excited 

as ever to offer classes 

at Attea Middle School 

including Math Madness, 

Hooked on Crochet, Tabletop 

Board Gaming, Safety 

City, Chess Clinic and 

Higher Level Basketball 

Skills. 

Speaking of sports, 

check out these camps: Junior 

Titan Boys Lacrosse 

Clinic, Extra Innings Summer 

Baseball, Football 

Clinic, Mindset Girls Volleyball, 

Higher Level Basketball 

Skills & Training, 

Superstar Tumbling, Starlight 

Cheer, Premier Poms 

Dance, Summer Swing 

Golf, Tennis and Competitive 

Tennis Training, Junior 

Paddle and Sports for 

a Lifetime. 

The Glenview Park 

District offers flexibility. 

Sign up for full or half day 

camps ranging from two to 

five days a week. We also 

have an “in-between” option 

for parents who say, 

“My child isn’t quite ready 

for full day, but could handle 

more than a half-day 

camp.” The Young Adventurers 

Camp for 5-6 year 

olds runs from 9 a.m.-2 

p.m. They experience field 

trips once a week and will 

not visit the outdoor pools. 

We want to remind parents 

that early bird registration 

is the best way to 

go. Not only are the fees 

reduced, but families can 

also register with a deposit 

and pay in a series of installments. 

Those who register 

after March 15 must 

pay the regular fee and pay 

in full at time of registration. 

So, put down the technology 

and experience 

summer camp at the Glenview 

Park District. Sign up 

today and save. 

Submitted by the Glenview 

Park District, 2400 Chestnut 

Ave., Glenview, (847) 724- 

5670. 

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Banner Day Camp offers campers unique opportunities 

Banner Day Camp is 

proud to offer the North 

Shore’s premier day camp 

experience and is so excited 

to celebrate its 56th 

summer in 2020. When 

camp was opened in 1964, 

Banner’s desire was to 

build a community centered 

on compassion, kindness 

and joy. This remains 

our desire. Over the years 

Banner has become home 

to so many campers; a 

place where they are nurtured, 

accepted and a part 

of an amazing camp community. 

The growth our campers 

make socially and emotionally 

is life changing. 

There is nothing more important 

during their formative 

years of life than to 

give them a place where 

they develop deep and 

genuine self-confidence 

by learning and mastering 

new skills, become 

increasingly independent, 

increase resiliency, practice 

empathy and grow in 

social skills like friendship, 

sportsmanship and 

teamwork – all while having 

fun. 

The facilities and activities 

at Banner are second 

to none. The wide variety 

of activities at camp provide 

unique opportunities 

for campers to experience 

new things. From adventure 

activities like the high 

ropes course, bungee trampoline 

and bumper boats 

to swimming in our pool 

complex or at our lake, 

Banner has it all. 

Our team is dedicated to 

creating a fun, growthful 

summer and an experience 

that will be cherished for a 

lifetime. Our Leadership 

Team – made up of teachers, 

school administrators 

and camp professionals 

– provide unsurpassed 

supervision while developing 

partnership with 

the parents and providing 

the very best care of the 

campers. Banner’s amazing 

camp staff undergo extensive 

training allowing 

them to lead groups and 

specialty areas with enthusiasm 

and skill. 

We encourage you to 

visit camp and see for 

yourself. Banner’s office 

is open weekdays all year 

long. Call us at (847) 295- 

4900 to schedule a personal 

tour to see the facility 

and meet our team. 

Submitted by Banner Day 

Camp, 1225 Riverwoods 

Road, Lake Forest, (847) 

295-4900 

Chinese Full-immersion Summer Camp 

•Camps run 6/15-8/21, 9:00-3:00 

•Before and after care available 

•No minimum week sign up requirement 

•We accept children between 3.5 and 16 years old 

•Lunch is included in the summer camp tuition 

(325-dollar per week) 

•A 25-dollar discount per week for a signup 

before March 15 

•A 1:6 teacher-to-child ratio or less 

3220 Big Tree Lane, Wilmette, IL 60091 

847-380-0018 

info@chicagochinesecenter.com 

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Missouri Military Academy offers boys ability to compete and thrive 

Since 1889, thousands 

of parents have looked to 

Missouri Military Academy 

(MMA) to give their 

boys the structure, responsibility 

and love they 

need to grow, compete and 

thrive — and ultimately 

become young men who 

are in full command of 

their lives. 

Students come from 

across the United States 

and around the world to attend 

MMA. 

Focused on the education 

of boys in grades 7 

through 12 and post-grad 

year, the 

Academy is a collegepreparatory 

boarding 

school with a military 

tradition. MMA’s comprehensive 

360° Education 

empowers boys and young 

men to unlock their full 

potential. Through MMA, 

families give their boys 

gifts of courage, strength, 

heart and pride — an edge 

to triumph in college and 

in life. “We have known 

what potential he has and 

he is now seeing for himself,” 

say MMA parents 

Bob and Jennifer Wever. 

“MMA has been the best 

decision we have ever 

made for our son.” 

MMA understands and 

embraces how boys learn 

and what inspires and 

challenges them. Through 

MMA’s tight-knit environment, 

supported by peers, 

teachers, and mentors, 

boys learn personal accountability, 

perseverance, 

and self-discipline. 

“MMA has given my son 

the ability to think about 

his choices and to take 

responsibility for them. 

He has learned that he is 

in charge of his freedom, 

privileges, and future,” 

says MMA mom Dr. Victoria 

Thompson. “He said 

to me, ‘I know I don’t tell 

you enough, but I am very 

grateful for the opportunity 

you have given me to be 

able to go to MMA.’” 

Known for their sense 

of character and strong 

leadership traits, MMA 

graduates consistently 

achieve 100 percent college 

acceptance and earn 

an impressive number of 

scholarships. Recent graduates 

have been accepted 

to Loyola Marymount 

University, Case Western 

Reserve, 

Savannah College of Art 

and Design, the Citadel, 

the U.S. Merchant Marine 

Academy, University of 

Washington, and more. 

MMA’s unique Triumph 

Program gives students 

an early start on college. 

Qualifying students can 

finish high school with one 

year of college -- or even 

earn their associate degree. 

Supported by MMA’s 

structured environment, 

students take classes with 

William Woods University 

faculty on MMA’s campus. 

Parents and students 

benefit from a map to college 

graduation, starting as 

early as middle school, to 

help understand their college 

investment and academic 

plan. 

Located in central Missouri, 

approximately six 

hours from Chicago, Missouri 

Military Academy’s 

248-acre campus provides 

a safe, supportive, and scenic 

setting for learning and 

growth. Visit missourimilitaryacademy.org 

for more 

information. 

Submitted by the Missouri 

Military Academy, 204 N 

Grand St., Mexico, MO, 

(573) 581-1776 

Northridge 

Summer 

Programs 

Summer 2020 Offerings Include: 

• Dangerous Camp for Boys (SOLD OUT) 

• Basketball Shot Builder 

• Rocketry 

• Diplomacy 

• Battles of the Civil War 

• Robotics 

REGISTER NOW: northridgeprep.org/summer 

“The counselors are involved 

and know what middle 

school is like. They make it 

fun so you're excited to go 

each day. It's not just 

learning -- it's doing real life 

examples and activities.” 

-SEBASTIAN, 7TH GRADE 

BATTLES OF THE CIVIL WAR 

Hellenic 

American 

Academy 

445 Pine Street, Deerfield, IL 

847-317-1063 

email: info@haamail.net 

website: hellenicamericanacademy.org 

Join us 

for endless 

fun this 

summer! 

Summer Camp 

June 8 - August 14 

Ages 3-13 • Full Time and Part Time Options 

Our summer camp 

provides a unique dual 

language program 

infused with the timeless 

classical ideals.



How to Extend 

Your Living Area to 

Outdoor Spaces 

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When warmer weather arrives, it’s all 

about spending time in your home’s outdoor 

spaces. Here are a few new ideas for 

transforming your porch, deck or yard 

into an oasis of relaxation. 

Spruce Up 

Before getting down to brass tacks, it’s 

time to give your outdoor spaces a onceover 

and note what basic maintenance and 

cleaning are needed; be sure to sweep up 

porches and decks of debris, dust off and 

move outdoor furniture out of storage and 

prune trees and plants that need it. This 

may be a good time to refinish or re-stain 

an older deck in need of some tender loving 

care. Want to add a splash of color to 

the space? Give some time-worn wooden 

furniture a new paint job in a bold hue. 

Power Up 

To match the true comfort of indoor 

life to your home’s outdoor spaces, you’ll 

need a safe, code-compliant and unobtrusive 

way to power fans, lighting, entertainment, 

electric appliances and more. 

To add an outlet to raised outdoor 

floors, porches and decks, consider installing 

a Deck Outlet Cover from Hubbell 

TayMac. Accommodating two power 

cords, it lets you put the power where you 

want it -- in a safe place where people are 

less likely to trip over cords. 

Weatherproof, UV resistant and durable 

even in harsh environments, it also 

features a low-profile design that meets 

ADA standards, and an attractive slipresistant 

texture available in gray, white 

and bronze. 

Furnish 

Given the broad scope of weatherproof 

furnishings, cushions, pillows and even 

rugs available on the market today, there 

is absolutely no reason that your outdoor 

spaces can’t offer the same level of comfort 

and beauty as any den or living room, 

especially now that you’ve supplied your 

outdoor space with electrical power and 

the flexibility to install such amenities as 

an entertainment center, ceiling fans and 

even chandeliers. 

Just be sure everything you install is 

weatherproofed and protected against the 

elements, and that you select only outdoor-grade 

products. However, you can 

extend the life of certain items by taking 

extra precautions during extreme weather 

and the off-season. 

By giving your home’s outdoor spaces 

the same attention to detail as the indoors, 

you can extend your living spaces and 

even create new “rooms” in which to 

dine, relax and entertain. 

SUMMER COOKING CAMPS / June 1-August 21 

A NEW CULINARY ADVENTURE AWAITS EACH WEEK THIS SUMMER 

Our hands-on cooking camps let budding chefs ages 4to13 

show their full potential and break into the culinary scene while 

whipping up batches offun! Register bythe week or by the day. 

CULINARY EVENTS FOR KIDS, FAMILIES & ADULTS 

tastebudskitchen.com/bannockburn 

2521 Waukegan Road 847-230-0330



Soccer organization provides fun, competitive environment for youth 

American Youth Soccer 

Organization (AYSO) 

425 was founded when 

the recreational soccer 

leagues from Glencoe, Kenilworth, 

Northfield and 

Winnetka combined their 

youth soccer programs and 

joined AYSO. 

Today, more than 1,200 

children between the ages 

of 4-14 participate in the 

program. AYSO 425 is one 

of the strongest AYSO regions 

in the country. 

AYSO is celebrating its 

53rd year as the largest 

youth soccer organization 

in the USA. AYSO was established 

in the Los Angeles 

area in 1964 with nine 

teams. It was the dream of 

a group of devoted soccer 

enthusiasts who started the 

organization in a garage. 

Today, AYSO has 50,000 

teams and more than 

500,000 players nationwide. 

Its goal is to provide 

world-class youth soccer 

programs that enrich children’s 

lives. 

AYSO is supported by 

125,000 volunteers. Parents 

donate their time as 

coaches, referees, team 

parents, administrators and 

sponsors. Along with being 

a volunteer-run organization, 

AYSO is a partnership 

of the area parks 

departments, schools and 

the community. 

As a youth sports organization, 

AYSO recognizes 

the importance of providing 

a safe and healthy 

atmosphere for children. 

Over the years, AYSO has 

created many valuable 

pro-grams and concepts. 

Most notably, AYSO revolutionized 

youth sports 

with its Everyone Plays 

and Balanced Teams philosophies. 

In AYSO, each child 

who registers is guaranteed 

to play at least half of 

every game. AYSO recognizes 

that games are more 

fun when the teams are 

evenly matched, so teams 

are balanced teams based 

on each player’s skill level 

and the overall ability of 

the team. 

AYSO 425 teams up 

with international and 

American professional 

soccer trainers to provide 

top notch soccer instruction 

for AYSO’s players 

and expand the programs 

that AYSO 425 

offers. Throughout the 

year AYSO 425 provides 

professional trainers with 

fall and spring training 

programs for all ages, team 

coaching, coaches clinics 

and after-school clinics. 

AYSO’s camps for 2020 

will run between July 13- 

18 and Aug. 17-21. 

If you are interested 

in learning more about 

AYSO 425 and registering 

your child for soccer, visit 

www.playsoccer.org. 

Submitted by AYSO 425, P.O. 

Box 565, Winnetka, (800) 

872-2976 

DOES YOUR KID LOVE TO BUILD, INVENT, OR TINKER? 

ULTIMATE 

ADVENTURE 

SUMMER CAMP 

CODING. ROBOTICS. 

GAME DESIGN 

MINECRAFT. 3D PRINTING. LEGOEV3 

The Ultimate Adventure technology day camp is beloved 

by our community and is perfect for all ages and skill levels. 

In one week, your child will apply their learning to construct 

robots using Lego EV3, model and print structures in 3D, 

build mobile applications and websites, create virtual reality 

worlds, design video games, hack Minecraft and make 

movies. 

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What is “Social Fit” and why is it so important at camp? 

When campers arrive for 

their first day of camp, the 

first piece of information 

they usually receive is the 

name of the cabin group to 

which they have been assigned. 

But how are these 

cabin groupings arranged? 

At many summer camps, 

they are organized by arranging 

campers into 

groups based on age and 

gender. This method of 

grouping, where birthdays 

represent the key piece of 

information, is very similar 

to class organization procedures 

at schools. If one of 

the main goals in sending 

a child to camp is to make 

friends, then organizing 

cabins in this way does not 

make sense. 

There are so many variables 

that contribute to 

friendship-making, and 

age tends to be fairly low 

on the list. Much more important 

are factors such as 

interests, abilities, social 

skills, and introversion 

versus extroversion. Some 

13-year-olds are very active, 

competitive, and 

athletic, while others are 

more shy, cautious, or cerebral. 

If we want to maximize 

a camper’s chances 

of making genuine friendships 

at camp, we need to 

give him a lot of opportunities 

to spend time with 

like-minded peers, which 

means putting them in the 

same cabin. 

At Camp Kodiak, we 

call this “social fit.” We 

build our cabins according 

to which campers we 

think would get along, 

have common interests, 

have similar needs, and are 

closely related in age. 

We know that youngsters 

with learning disabilities, 

ADHD, and ASD 

have higher incidences of 

experiencing social difficulties 

than their typically-developing 

peers. Anecdotally, 

we hear stories 

from parents about difficulties 

their children have 

had in the past. Many of 

them have been bullied or 

excluded, made to feel peripheral 

or unwelcome in 

existing cliques. Since our 

campers are at greater risk 

of isolation and friendlessness, 

trying an overnight 

camp (or another camp 

after a previous negative 

experience) feels scary, so 

it is paramount that we set 

them up for social success. 

Not all of our campers 

have social skills difficulties; 

some are kids or 

adolescents just navigating 

the regular social ups 

and downs that come with 

growing up. These campers, 

too, benefit from social 

fit because they need 

peers who challenge them 

and are good candidates 

for true, reciprocal friendships. 

Creating cabin 

groupings that offer our 

campers the best social fit 

provides all of our campers 

with many opportunities 

each day to practise and 

refine their social skills. 

With the guidance and assistance 

of Camp Kodiak’s 

trained, professional staff, 

our campers (and their 

parents) notice significant 

growth in their level of 

confidence in social environments 

and their ability 

to relate to others. 

How do we determine 

the best social fit and 

groupings for cabins? Find 

out more at www.campkodiak.com. 

Submitted by Camp Kodiak, 

4069 Pheasant Run, Mississauga, 

Ontario, Canada, L5L 

2C2, (877) 569-7595.



Wide range of programs help 

children learn technology at iD Tech 

iD Tech is the world 

leader in summer STEM 

education, with 450,000 

alumni and over 20 years 

of experience. Programs 

for ages 7-19 are held at 

150 prestigious campuses 

in the United States, Europe, 

and Asia, including 

Northwestern University, 

Loyola-University Chicago, 

Lake Forest College, 

New York Univeristy, 

California Institute of 

Technology and Imperial 

College London. 

Summer tuition includes: 

• An elite campus experience 

• We’re trusted and hosted 

by 150 of the world’s 

top universities. 

• Tech rockstar instructors 

• We recruit all-adult tech 

experts (never Counselors-in-Training). 

• iD Small Class Guarantee 

• Kids and teens experience 

personalized learning 

with 10 students 

max per instructor. 

• Gamified learning for 

long-term success 

• Students can achieve 

L10 status to stand out 

to colleges and future 

employers. 

• In-demand curriculum 

+ skill certification 

• The hottest STEM 

courses. 

• 12 online iD Master 

Classes ($300 value) 

• Exclusive industry insights 

from tech icons 

all year long. 

With our exclusive 

lineup of courses in coding, 

game dev, robotics, 

and creative arts, students 

hone an impressive skill 

set, flex their creativity, 

and experiment with the 

newest and best tech tools. 

Course paths include: 

• Coding 

Code a game or app, 

experiment with AI, explore 

data science, and 

discover the secrets of 

cyber security. 

• Game Dev 

Create worlds, mod 

favorite titles, design 

3-D levels, and learn the 

cycle of game production. 

• Robotics 

Bring robots to life 

with code, work with 

sensors and microcontrollers, 

and delve into 

autonomous driving. 

• Creative 

Produce and stream 

videos, edit photos, create 

digital music, design 

3D models, and kickstart 

a portfolio. 

While most programs 

are weeklong (with optional 

overnight stays at 

many locations), teens can 

enroll in two-week, precollegiate 

Academies for 

an extra immersive experience. 

Programs include: 

iD Tech Camps: Our 

flagship camp offers 

courses for every interest 

in a well-balanced, fun environment. 

Alexa Café: Our allgirls 

program features a 

unique mix of tech and 

social impact in a stylish, 

empowering setting. 

iD Coding and AI Academy: 

Teens get immersed 

in a startup environment 

in this intensive, pre-collegiate 

dev shop experience. 

iD Game Dev Academy: 

Teens kick-start 

dream careers with an 

intensive, pre-collegiate 

game industry experience. 

AcademyNEXT: In this 

machine learning and AI 

bootcamp, our most experienced 

students solve 

real-world challenges and 

network with top recruiters. 

Online Private Lessons: 

Kids and teens can prep 

for a summer course, continue 

learning afterwards, 

or dive into a new topic 

anytime. 

Join us and see firsthand 

why over 450,000 

camp alumni are raving 

about our programs. Visit 

iDTech.com for more 

information, or call our 

Camp Specialists at 1- 

888-709-8324 for a personalized 

course recommendation. 

Submitted by iDTech, 910 E 

Hamilton Ave., Campbell, 

CA, (888) 709-8324 

Phones down. 

Tools out. 

The summer 

camp that unlocks 

creativity and sparks 

wonder is here 

When we first began running 

summer camps at 

BitSpace, Chicagoland’s premier 

youth-only makerspaces 

located in 

Wilmette and Lincoln 

Square five years ago, our 

goal was to inspire kids to be 

producers, not just consumers 

of technology. As parents 

started coming back to us and 

relaying stories of children 

who were forgoing screen 

time to continue building 

rocket ships, robots, and forts 

in their living rooms, and 

we watched kids not want to 

leave our camps at the end of 

the day, we knew we were on 

to something. 

Then came the local area 

schools who noted the depth 

and breadth of technologies 

in our makerspaces - and the 

expertise of our world-class 

guides - and wanted to bring 

students in for field trips. 

As the maker ed movement 

began to take root in Chicago-area 

schools, teachers 

asked us to help train them on 

the tools and apply the maker 

mindset to help them achieve 

classroom goals. 6,000 students 

and 100+ schools later, 

we remain obsessed with 

unlocking creativity and 

sparking wonder and awe in 

students. We do that by providing 

immersive experiences 

directly to young people in 

the Chicago area based on the 

absolute best practices that 

we’ve honed over time in the 

form of summer camps, dayoff 

camps, and enrichment 

programs. 

And, we support teachers 

in their quest to revolutionize 

education and integrate 

maker ed into their school 

days by facilitating field trips, 

providing professional development, 

offering enrichment 

programs at schools, and 

helping schools to design and 

build their own makerspaces. 

Having seen the heights 

that children go to when they 

are given the opportunity (and 

just enough support) to lead 

the way with no agenda at 

the table aside from creation 

for the joy of it, this year we 

have decided to double down 

on what we know works and 

level up the camp experience. 

Our week-long immersion 

experiences into designthinking, 

collaboration, and 

making spark curiosity in our 

campers and help them flex 

their creative muscles like 

never before. This year, our 

campers are supported by an 

unprecedented camper- toguide 

ratio of 5:1. In small 

groups, they go through the 

process of dreaming up ideas, 

moving through the kind of 

planning stages that architects, 

engineers and designers 

go through and then they engage 

in authentic design experiences 

using virtual reality, 

3D printing, laser cutting, 

and so much more. 

By the end of the week our 

campers have turned their vision 

into a tangible product. 

And without even realizing 

it, they will have developed 

critical thinking and timemanagement 

skills, have 

learned a ton of new technology, 

and explored inquirybased 

design thinking on a 

level that will set them up for 

a future they’ll be ready for. 

Submitted by Bit Space, 1131 

Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette, (224) 

408-8133



Are Your Kids Using Mobile Devices Safely and Responsibly? 

Statepoint Media 

Does your child have a 

digital device? They are in 

good company. Fifty-three 

percent of children own a 

smartphone by age 11, and 

84 percent of teenagers 

have their own phones, according 

to Common Sense 

Media. 

While there are many 

great benefits to being 

digitally connected at a 

young age, there are certain 

issues families should 

address. Consider these 

suggestions for safer, more 

responsible mobile device 

use: 

1) Discuss privilege and 

trust. Have a casual, openended 

chat about the privilege 

and responsibilities 

of device ownership. Ask 

questions about whether 

their friends own devices, 

and what they’re most excited 

to use it for. 

2) Set clear agreements. 

Setting clear rules about 

device usage is essential. 

Depending on your child’s 

age, you may agree that 

the device only to be used 

for certain purposes (for 

example: contacting you, 

FaceTiming relatives, doing 

homework). Even with 

older kids and teens, it’s 

important to discuss appropriate 

online behavior, 

healthy digital habits and 

“screen etiquette.” Consider 

putting together a 

“contract” to be displayed 

somewhere visible. 

3) Buy a protective case 

and warranty. Devices are 

easy to lose or break -- especially 

by kids. Consider 

buying a durable case and 

screen protector as additional 

presents, and definitely 

purchase a warranty 

through your carrier or a 

third party. Finally, make 

sure you have a location 

monitoring app installed 

on your child’s device, 

which offers peace of 

mind, saves headaches coordinating 

pickups and can 

help you locate lost devices 

in a pinch. 

4) Download a parental 

guidance app. Download a 

parental guidance app onto 

your own device, such as 

OurPact, which allows 

you to install a simple profile 

on your child’s device. 

Then, you can remotely set 

up automated schedules 

for when internet and apps 

are unavailable, or block 

access manually to the device 

for a specified period 

of time. With such features 

as URL whitelisting and 

blacklisting, daily screen 

time allowances and iMessage/SMS 

blocking, you 

can be engaged with how 

your child uses their device, 

letting you enjoy the 

peace of mind knowing 

they aren’t playing Angry 

Birds or Fruit Ninja past 

bedtime when they should 

be snoozing. Available 

at the iOS App Store and 

Google Play Store, parents 

can also sign up for an 

account at www.ourpact. 

com. 

5) Screen applications 

for quality. Make sure 

all apps installed on your 

child’s device pass your 

approval. It’s good practice 

to have the App Store 

blocked using a tool like 

OurPact. This way, when 

your child wants to install 

a new app, you can research 

it together. 

6) Practice what you 

preach! Kids are more 

likely to respond to actions 

over words, so make 

sure that you’re setting a 

good example. Don’t send 

emails at the dinner table. 

Never text and drive. Make 

eye contact when you talk. 

Last but not least: always 

put relationships -- especially 

with your children 

– before devices. 

For peace of mind, be 

sure your child is using 

their digital device safely 

and responsibly. 

Hang with us 

this summer! 

MMA 

MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY 

Located in Mexico, Missouri 

888-564-6662 

missourimilitaryacademy.org/summer 

Summer campsfor ages8-18. 

Build confidence, learn to leadand have fun. 

Paintball, rappelling and more! 

Confidence, leadership and academic camps for boys. 

Newin2020!Sports camp (boys) 

andband/choir camp(co-ed). 

“Everett can’t stop talking about 

howmuchheloved MMA! Thank you 

for whatyou do and helping my son 

develop into aleader and adisciplined 

young man. I’m sure it won’tbethe 

lastyou see of us!”—Jennifer L.



Young foodies turn up the heat with Taste Buds 

Kitchen summer cooking camps for ages 4 to teen 

What’s better than watching 

your favorite cooking shows 

this summer? Being part of the 

action in a fully-equipped, custom-designed 

kids’ kitchen with 

all the right tools at your fingertips. 

Be the next Giada or Guy 

with hands-on summer cooking 

camps at Taste Buds Kitchen in 

Bannockburn. 

Budding chefs age four to teen 

whip up batches of fun and new 

recipes each day. Each week is a 

new culinary adventure that explores 

a new theme and unique 

menu, creating two to three recipes 

each day - both savory and 

sweet. 

Themes include Plant to Plate, 

Around the World, Baking 101, 

Cooking Science, 

Culinary Passport, Tasty Tales, 

Baking Championship, Chocolate 

Lovers, Cooking Show Favorites, 

Plant to Plate, and more. 

Thursday is Bake Sale Day 

where young chefs make their 

own cookie concoctions to present 

for sale to the public to raise 

money for our charity partner, 

Cookies for Kids Cancer. Last 

summer, TBK campers earned 

$2,100 to support the cause and 

learned how they can make a difference 

in the lives of others. 

Younger chefs, age 4-8, focus 

on the basics along with 

kitchen games during a half-day 

experience offered in the morning 

from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

Afternoon campers age 9-13 

tackle advanced techniques and 

culinary challenges from 1:00 

p.m.-4:00 p.m. And ages 10 or 

older can apply to be a Counselor-in-Training 

for a full day 

experience from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 

p.m. Limited CIT positions are 

available each week so applying 

early is strongly recommended. 

Registration is now open. 

Space is filling quickly so signup 

today at tastebudskitchen. 

com/bannockburn. 

In addition to summer, Taste 

Buds Kitchen offers cooking 

camps on every major school 

holiday. “At Taste Buds Kitchen, 

we bring people together to create 

memories around cooking 

together – regardless of age or 

skill level,” said Kitchen owner 

Amanda Marijanovic. “Whether 

it’s a unique date night experience, 

girls’ night out, family dinner 

workshop, mommy and me 

class or a weekly cooking class 

in our kitchen or at a partner 

school, we engage and delight 

budding chefs age 2-99 with 

experiences that are creative, 

unique and hands-on – with everything 

made from scratch.” 

By day, Taste Buds Kitchen 

also hosts birthday parties, parent/child 

workshops, afterschool 

semester classes, field 

trips, scout troops, and more. 

By night, public adult workshops 

and private events are 

BYOB and ideal for team building 

and corporate groups, bachelorette 

and bridal/baby showers, 

and any occasion worth 

celebrating. Private lessons and 

gift cards are also available. 

Visit tastebudskitchen.com/ 

bannockburn or call 847-230- 

0330 to register today. 

Submitted by Taste Buds Kitchen, 

2521 Waukegan Road, Bannockburn, 

(847) 230-0330 

Irina Makkai Classical Ballet and Dance School offers professional training 

The Irina Makkai Classical 

Ballet and Dance School, home 

of the Ballet Makkai Nutcracker 

and Ballet Makkai Youth Company, 

presents our 2020 Summer 

Dance Intensive. The Irina 

Makkai Classical Ballet and 

Dance School originally brought 

the Russian-based Vaganova 

Ballet Method to the North 

Shore and have been safely and 

successfully training our students 

in Vaganova for over 35 

years. Over the past 35 years our 

students have attended Harvard, 

Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Northwestern, 

Dartmouth, Barnard, 

Vanderbilt, and Washington University 

— to name but a few. Our 

students have danced with the 

Joffrey Trainee Program, Harid 

Conservatory, University of Cincinnati 

Conservatory of Music, 

Texas Ballet Theater, Madison 

Ballet, Civic Ballet, Vanderbilt 

Dance Theater, Dance Alive 

National Ballet, and Ballet Nacional 

Peru among others. Moreover, 

the talent of the students 

grew every year, and accordingly 

we keep up with the demands 

of their talent. Dancing with us 

this summer is perfect way to see 

what it’s like to dance at Ballet 

Makkai. 

Our Ballet Makkai Summer 

Intensive is designed to bring 

out the best in every dancer. 

This summer you can train with 

our professional award-winning 

staff along with guest teachers 

from the Joffrey Ballet, Elements 

Contemporary Ballet, 

River North Dance Company, 

Hubbard Street and more. Our 

Summer Intensive will inspire 

and challenge all dancers to improve 

their technique in a fun 

and positive environment. Daily 

classes include Ballet, Pointe, 

Partnering, Variations, Modern, 

Jazz, Acting, Body Conditioning 

and Student Choreography. 

Classes will be held in our spacious 

12,000 square foot facility 

complete with four studios, 

lunch room, waiting area and 

multiple dressing rooms. Open 

to dancers ages 7 and up. Dancers 

can take all four and a half 

weeks or one week at a time. 

Can’t make it to our camps, you 

can check out our Summer Afternoon 

classes. Come see what 

it’s like to dance at the North 

Shore’s Premiere Dance School 

and Recipient of the Mayors 

Award for the Arts. Camps run 

June 8-July 10 and July 27-July 

31, 2020. For more information 

go to www.balletmakkai.com or 

call (847) 433-1449. 

Submitted by The Irina Makkai 

Classical Ballet and Dance School, 

2126 1st St., Highland Park, (847) 

433-1449.



Camp Birchwood’s Countdown to Confidence 

Camp values that 

make a difference 

No. 10. Girls make their own 

decisions 

Camp engages girls in their own 

decision-making process. Yes, 

without mom or dad there, it’s up 

to them to make their schedule and 

live out their every day. Sometimes 

they make mistakes. But 

those gentle set-backs show them 

they can persevere and face more 

challenges in their future. 

No. 9. Girls do cool stuff 

Studies indicate that girls tend 

to base their self-worth on their 

relationships rather than “hard 

skills” or actual accomplishments. 

At Birchwood, girls get 

off the roller coaster of “what 

others think” and start doing. 

What they gain is a kind of 

“know how” no one can ever 

take away. 

No. 8. Girls gain those indispensable 

“soft skills” 

Unlike hard skills that are 

based on the ability to perform 

a task, soft skills relate to how 

well you conduct yourself within 

a group. At Birchwood, girls develop 

crucial soft skills living in 

a cabin of 10-12 their peers. In 

doing so, they learn to share, use 

good manners, listen well, speak 

with respect, tolerate differences, 

and come together as a team 

to accomplish goals. 

No. 7. An all-female setting is 

all-special 

Our all-female setting minimizes 

distractions and invites 

girls to communicate openly and 

authentically. There’s no competition 

about appearance, or 

status, or popularity. Girls can 

let go of “who they think they 

should be to impress others” 

and focus instead - on who they 

truly are - unique, valuable, and 

worthwhile individuals capable 

of greatness. 

No. 6. At Birchwood, girls 

stop, look, listen, and reflect 

At Birchwood, our counselors 

incorporate intentional learning 

moments into every day. Girls 

are asked to reflect on their efforts 

(big or small) so they can 

appreciate their own progress 

(rather than compare it to others). 

Crystallizing their growth 

turns the simplest moment into 

an epic confidence booster. 

No. 5. Social media takes a 

back seat to soulful socializing 

At Birchwood, all the gadgets 

are put away. Girls focus on what 

is happening in the moment. 

Life is not measured by selfies. 

It is measured by shared laughs, 

outdoor adventures, meaningful 

conversations, challenges 

overcome, and real connections 

made with friends in real time. 

No. 4. Time in the outdoors 

is the best time of all 

At Birchwood, girls depart the 

blitz and chaos of modern life 

and enter a space where they can 

breathe fresh air, dive into cool 

waters, and sit with the earth. 

A calm simplicity weaves itself 

into their everyday experience. 

Stresses dissipate. Their world 

becomes smaller. More manageable. 

Better. Happier. Healthier. 

No. 3. Real role models who 

make a real difference 

Sometimes it takes someone 

who isn’t your adoring parent to 

motivate and inspire you as you 

grow up. 

At Birchwood, girls are surrounded 

by female role models 

worthy of emulation. These college-age 

ladies empower girls to 

celebrate their individuality, take 

on brand new challenges, express 

their opinions with respect, and 

appreciate uniqueness in others. 

No. 2. Friends really are 

friends forever 

As girls share their most joyful, 

honest self with one another, 

a binding connection is made. 

At Birchwood girls learn what 

it feels like to live kindly and 

respectfully with one another. 

From start to finish, they are encouraged 

to care for their own 

self, and for others. The kindred 

connection that is built within 

this setting lasts a lifetime. 

No. 1. Resilience and 

strength is learned 

Whether sailing, camping, 

shooting an arrow, or making 

art, every day at Birchwood girls 

are active, soulful participants 

in their own lives. The live big. 

They learn hands-on. And they 

stand taller and prouder – and 

stronger - when they go home 

because of it. 

Submitted by Camp Birchwood, 

6983 N. Steamboat Lake Drive NW, 

Laporte, MN, (800) 451-5270 

THE #1 TECH CAMP 

FOR AGES 7-19 

Coding. Game dev. Robotics. Digital arts. 

This isn’t just a camp. It’s an experience 

unlike any other. Here, you push past the 

 

 

expert instructors, you will build the skills 

 

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thru March 15 

Get ready for 

value, variety 

and flexibility! 

• Camps available for ages 3-17 

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