In the enchanting land of Michigan, tucked amid the sparkling Great Lakes, live some of the most adventurous kids you could ever meet. They come from cities like Detroit, the land of towering skyscrapers, and from peaceful towns like Ann Arbor, where the trees seem to whisper tales. Now, these aren't your ordinary kids - oh no! They are part of an exciting club known as the Sensory Play Squad, participating in activities that tickle their senses and fire up their imaginations. Their leader is a jolly character named Captain Sensory, a friendly giant with a beard as soft as cotton candy and a laugh that sounds like a bubbling brook. He has five badges on his jingling belt, each representing one of the senses: sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing. The Captain’s magical toolbox is full of exciting materials, from squishy playdough and glittery sand to musical shells and aromatic herbs. Every day, the Captain gathers the Squad for a new adventure. One day, they might be sculpting wacky creatures from clay that feels like dragon scales, and the next, they could be creating beautiful symphonies with bells that sound like twinkling stars. Every encounter is a rollicking escapade, making their cheeks ache from laughter, their eyes sparkle with wonder, and their hearts fill with joy. These Michigan kids are special. They’re brave, curious, and full of fun, always ready for their next sensory adventure. With Captain Sensory by their side, there's no telling what magical journey awaits them tomorrow. Their lives, just like the state they live in, are full of wonder, discovery, and playful exploration.
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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!
At Young Rembrandts, we believe that art is an essential part of a well-rounded education. Our art classes for kids are designed to give children the opportunity to explore their creative side in a fun and engaging way. Our local drawing lessons, available after school in Birmingham, Troy, Pontiac, Rochester and Washington, are the perfect complement to existing art programs in Oakland and Macomb County schools. Our art classes are designed to bring out the best in each student's inner artist. Our preschool drawing classes help young children develop their artistic skills, while our elementary and cartoon drawing classes provide children with the tools to create unique works of art. No matter your child's age or artistic ability, you can be assured that Young Rembrandts will provide them with the opportunity to explore, develop and express their creativity. Our art classes for kids in Oakland and Macomb County are the perfect way to help your child discover their inner artist.
At FBMA, give your little one the gift of music with the Kindermusik program! Through this creative and entertaining program, children aged 0-7 will learn how to sing and play a range of instruments, while also enjoying quality music and engaging in educational games. Each age group is catered for with developmentally appropriate activities, and the small class sizes ensure that your child will get plenty of individual attention. Sign up today and let your little one benefit from the Kindermusik program! The Kindermusik program at FBMA is a great way to give your child the gift of music! With classes that cater to children aged 0-7, they will learn to sing, play instruments and engage in educational games, all in an entertaining and creative environment. The small class sizes ensure that your little one will get plenty of individual attention and the activities are all age-appropriate, so why not sign up today and let your child benefit from the Kindermusik program at FBMA?