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Have you ever had a sewing session with a parent, friend, grandparent, cousin, or uncle? It can be a delightful way to learn something new, spend quality time with our loved ones, and gain a life skill!

As we enter an exciting new “back to school” season, we want to explore two important educational concepts: Kindergarten Readiness and Life Readiness.

The more we know, the more we have to celebrate! Here are a few ways you can continue to support and celebrate your child’s growth.

Math is much more than counting. Many common things can easily be turned into math-rich experiences, use these strategies to include more math language at home!

As your child continues to evolve and grow, it’s vital to foster their curiosity by giving them space to ask questions and receive answers. Here are some things you can do at home to fuel their growth and interests!

As summer winds down, set your family up for success for the new back to school season by creating structure in your routines at home!

As a new parent, the transition of returning to work, along with your child’s entrance into a new care environment, marks a big chapter. Here are some tips to help you all adjust to this new journey together!

School is out. Summer is in. Let’s take a hike! Encourage kid-friendly exploration in your community or region by taking your family to a few trails.

Planning ahead? Keep Wondercamp in mind for next year too. Enrollment opens early so you can secure your spot and count on our teachers to give your child(ren) a wonderful summer experience! 

Early veggie variety is key to raising an adventurous, healthy eater. This month we want to talk to you and your family about TOMATOES! 

Inspired by the summer games, we’re sharing some fun activities to get your child outside, moving, and having fun. You don’t have to do much to enjoy a little fresh air and imagination.

Children excel with the freedom to explore, discover, make choices, and (inevitably) make mistakes, independently. You can help foster these experiences with patience, practice, and support!