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Once upon a time, in the enchanting state of Massachusetts, nestled between the rolling Atlantic waves and the whispering forests, a tribe of extraordinary children unlike any other lived. This wasn't a tribe of usual kids who played video games or collected baseball cards. No, these were the Word-Warriors of Massachusetts, brave knights of the written word, dedicating their time to a special kind of magic - writing!

And who was their leader, you ask? Sir Scribblelot, a cool imaginary character with hair as messy as a bird's nest and glasses as thick as Boston clam chowder. His weapon of choice? An enchanted pen named Inky, which could transform any thought into a beautiful sentence.

Every day, these Word-Warriors would gather after school, armed with their pens and notebooks, tackling adventures in grammar and embarking on quests in vocabulary. Whether it was essays on their favorite ice cream flavors, or tales of brave lobsters battling the wicked Seagull King, each story was a new journey full of laughs and learning.

Their stories made dragons roar with laughter and fairies chuckle. Even the old statue in the town square was once caught smiling at their tales! These youthful Word-Warriors were not just writers; they were the jesters of imagination, the wizards of words, and the ultimate champions of chuckles in Massachusetts.

In the world of the Word-Warriors, every day was a new adventure, and each Word-Warrior was a hero. From Boston to Springfield, they filled the state of Massachusetts with laughter, proving that when it comes to fun and creativity, the pen is mightier than the sword!

Jess Bailey

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Swift Nature Camp is the perfect place for your child to spend their summer! Our overnight camp for boys and girls ages 6-15 is located in beautiful Wisconsin. We offer a unique blend of traditional summer camp activities and environmental education to help kids increase their appreciation for nature, science, and the environment. We’ve got it all – fun, friendships, adventure trips, and nature! Spend your summer with us – you’ll never forget it!

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Swift Nature Camp

At Roudenbush, we offer an array of services for teens and adults, such as classes, workshops, and programs. Whether you are looking to learn a new skill, explore a hobby, or become more involved in the community, Roudenbush has something for you! We also provide services for our active senior citizens, including fitness classes, health seminars, and social activities. 

Roudenbush is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals, families, and communities in the Town of Westford and surrounding areas. Our mission is to provide a safe and inviting environment where there is always something new and exciting to explore. Our highly experienced staff, certified by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care, strive to provide a variety of programs and services for infants, toddlers, teens, adults, and senior citizens. We invite you to join us in making a positive difference in our community.

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Roudenbush Childrens Center Nabnasset

We recognize that children learn best in a small, warm, and relaxed atmosphere, so we’ve designed our objectives to help them gain a healthy respect for themselves and adults. We strive to provide an environment where children can engage in creative activities, including art, music, free play, and project-based curriculum. We also support block building and manipulative play, which can help to develop motor skills. 

Ultimately, we hope to create a safe, supportive learning environment that allows children to gain a sense of independence, build self-confidence, and nurture relationships with others. We believe that our daily programs and activities can help each child reach their potential and foster a lifelong love of learning. We understand the importance of fostering strong relationships between the staff, child, and parent, and we strive to provide an environment where everyone feels respected and valued.

Peanuts Daycare

Harriett Merriam, daughter of Charles Merriam, the man behind Merriam-Webster Dictionaries, founded Springfield Day Nursery in 1883. This was in response to a desperate need for child care among Springfield’s hardworking families. Now known as Square One, the organization provides tailored education and support services for every child and family. Our mission is to foster a lifelong love of learning, giving children the skills they need to make smart decisions and to grow strong in all aspects of life.

Square One

Evergreen Center was founded in 1982 by Dr. Robert F. Littleton, Jr., with the goal of providing a supportive learning and living environment for children and adolescents with autism and severe developmental disabilities. The center utilizes Applied Behavior Analysis as the foundation for its instructional technologies, with the aim of developing communication, basic academic, self-care, and social interaction skills. These fundamental abilities are essential for students to transition to less restrictive settings and lead a high quality life. Through the implementation of evidence-based practices, the Evergreen Center strives to ensure that all students reach their maximum potential.

Evergreen Center

At Criterion Child Enrichment, we understand the importance of a strong start for young children and their families. That’s why we specialize in providing developmentally appropriate programs and services that support early development and education. We strongly believe in the power of the family and its ability to foster the health and development of children. 

We work hard to ensure that our community-based programs, from child care to newborn home visiting, are of the highest quality. We also focus on the professional development of our staff and other early childhood providers, offering the Great Beginnings Conference each year.

Criterion Child Enrichment is committed to providing the best resources and programs for young children and their families. We strive to make sure that all families have the tools they need to create a strong foundation for their child’s future.

Criterion

In 1986, the NBCCC became the Child Care of the Berkshires (CCB).  For the next 30 years, CCB worked diligently to provide quality child care and early education programs, support for family child care providers, and referrals to families in need. In 2017, CCB moved to its current location, located in a beautiful, renovated building in downtown North Adams. This move allowed CCB to expand the services it provides to families, providers, and the community.

For over 50 years, the Northern Berkshire Child Care Committee and Child Care of the Berkshires have been serving the families of Northern Berkshire County. Founded in 1969 by a group of committed women, NBCCC was born out of the need for daycare in the area. They temporarily took up residence in a church on Monument Square before eventually relocating to the Haskins Elementary School.

During these early years, they managed to build a network of family child care providers, funded through donations, the Northern Berkshire United Way, and a contract with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In 1986, the NBCCC rebranded as the Child Care of the Berkshires (CCB).

For the last three decades, CCB has worked tirelessly to provide quality child care and early education programs, in addition to support for family child care providers and referrals for those in need. In 2017, CCB moved to its current location in North Adams. This move enabled CCB to increase their services to families, providers, and the surrounding community.

For the last 50 years, the Northern Berkshire Child Care Committee and Child Care of the Berkshires have been an integral part of the Northern Berkshire County community. Through their dedication and commitment to providing quality child care and early education programs, they have been able to make a positive impact on countless families in the area.

Child Care of The Berkshires

At Westford KinderCare, we believe in providing comprehensive support for your child’s development, with an emphasis on social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth. Located off the I-495, southwest of Lowell, Massachusetts, our center is the perfect place for parents to feel safe and secure in their child’s development. We recognize the importance of creating strong partnerships with our families, so we conduct parent-teacher conferences three times a year. We also have an open-door policy for all parents, so you can always feel comfortable coming to us with any questions or concerns.

At Westford KinderCare, we are committed to providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all of our families. We love meeting new friends and look forward to having you and your child join us! Our staff is highly trained in early childhood education and our center is the perfect place for your child to learn and grow. Contact us today to take a tour of our learning center and see why Westford KinderCare is the best choice for your child!

Westford KinderCare

At Kiddie Academy, we believe that preparation for life starts early. Our Life Essentials curriculum provides the foundation children need to succeed in school and beyond. Through our unique approach to education and care, we nurture children’s natural curiosity and help them develop essential skills such as problem solving, critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.

At Kiddie Academy, we recognize that a child’s education is not limited to the classroom. Our Life Essentials program is designed to ensure children are prepared for the future by focusing on character education, STEM-infused technology, and health and fitness experiences. We strive to provide our students with the tools they need to succeed in school and life.

Kiddie Academy Educational Child Care

Located at 23 Pine Street in Milford, MA, CCC provides a safe and supportive environment for children from infants through 12 years of age. Open Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, CCC is part of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Milford. The teachers have been certified by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care, and are committed to providing the highest quality of care and education for the children. They are also required to participate in regular training's to ensure they are equipped to provide the best possible experience.

Creative Community Child Care

At Children's Aid & Family Services, we understand the importance of helping families achieve a successful life/work balance. For over 140 years, we have been helping families throughout North Central Massachusetts reach their goals of self-sufficiency. With our unique and innovative programs, we offer a variety of services that are designed to strengthen families and individuals, build healthy relationships, and promote self-sufficiency.  

Our award-winning Child Enrichment Center provides quality, year-round child care for children ages 15 months to five years. We also coordinate Family Child Care, providing home-based child care options year-round in small group settings for children ages six weeks-10 years. We accept both private pay and subsidized child care vouchers, so families can have access to the care they need. 

At Children’s Aid & Family Services, we are proud to have been helping families achieve their goals of self-sufficiency for over 140 years. We strive to provide the highest quality day care, social, and wrap-around services so that all families can reach their potential and have a successful life/work balance.