Guidance Alice Straub, Counselor
614-481-3640 ext. 4204
email me Dear Families, As we approach the end of the school year and the start of summer break, I know you are looking forward to some fun and relaxation. Many of you have already explored possibilities for your children that may include camps and enrichment opportunities. Remember, too, that simple activities can be done at home to keep sklls sharp. These may include: - keeping a journal
- reading to and with your child
- following recipes to make a special meal
- trips to local attractions, such as the Zoo and local museums
In addition, there are several programs taking place this summer. Below is a list of some opportunities for your child: The OSU Literacy & Learning Center Basic support and enrichment oportunities for children, adolescents, and young adults include: reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, study skills, comprehension, and OAT, OGT, & SAT preparation. For more information and registration, call 614-292-7716. Summer Reading Skills Program
John Carroll University is offering several programs for 4-year olds through adults. For more information and registration, call 1-800-978-9596. Northwest Kiwanis and the City of Upper Arlington
Elementary Special Needs Activity Camp for Kids. For more information and registration, call 614-583-5302. Stepping Stones Day Camp
HomeReach Hospice is offering a free, one-day camp experience for children ages 6-14 who have experienced the death of someone significant in their lives. For more information, call 614-566-4509. Summertime at Easter Seals
Summer Day Camp for children with and without special needs. This 9-week program is open to children 18 months to 8 years of age. For more information and registration, call 614-228-5523.
Enjoy your summer! Sincerely,
Alice Straub |
