Hidden amidst the glorious green mountains and beautiful blue lakes of the tiny state known as New Hampshire, lie some of the most daring and adventurous kids you'll ever meet. These kids don't just climb trees or ride bikes, oh no! They zip through the forest, high above the ground on a line... a zip line, that is! Meet our imaginary character, Zip Zapper. Now Zip Zapper is a cool squirrel, not just any squirrel, but a super squirrel with a pair of shiny goggles and a helmet made out of an acorn shell. Zip Zapper is the zaniest, zippiest squirrel in all of New Hampshire, and his absolute favorite thing to do is zipping along with these brave kids. Together, they whoosh through the air, their laughter echoing off the mountains, their hearts pounding with the thrill of adventure. As they zoom amongst the leafy canopies, they shout out loud, "We're the Zip Lining Champions of New Hampshire!" They conquer their fears, feel the rush of adrenaline, and learn the true meaning of freedom in the heart of nature. New Hampshire's kids are not just audacious but also have a witty sense of humor. Once, a kid named Billy shouted while zipping, "I'm faster than a cheetah eating a hot dog!" Everyone burst out laughing, and it became their funny catchphrase during every zip-lining race. So, the next time you're in The Granite State, listen closely. If you hear the rustling of leaves, followed by an ecstatic "Wah-hoo!" and a faint giggle, know that it's Zip Zapper and the fearless zip liners zipping their way to another hilarious adventure. Oh, and don't forget to look up!
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DEBUT Creative Center & Theater-Studio is a dual-language (English–Russian) program where kids explore creativity, confidence, and self-expression. From theater and dance to fencing and stage performance, children can try new activities and discover their unique talents. Small class sizes let instructors give each child personalized attention, helping them feel comfortable, supported, and confident as they learn. Kids build artistic skills while also developing social confidence, teamwork, and poise on stage and in everyday life. Our programs celebrate each child’s individuality, combining fun, hands-on experiences with a focus on personal growth—all while keeping Russian language and culture an important part of the curriculum.
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