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A Sound experience beats those lazy days of summer

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Open House for Parents and Kids to Highlight Camp’s Latest Programs

Summer – it’s a time when kids explore the outdoors, local beaches and all the coastline has to offer. Children from kindergarten through eighth grade can channel their innate curiosity to beat those lazy days of summer at Camp SoundWaters in Stamford.

Families can attend a free Open House for the camp on Saturday, March 8 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. at SoundWaters’ Coastal Center in Stamford ’s Cove Island Park. At the Open House, parents can learn about the variety of fun camp programs designed to support and amplify school curriculum for children in kindergarten through eighth grade. These include:

· Nature Discovery (Sea Stars & Bluefish) grades K – 4
Habitat investigation, species (crabs, snails, etc.) population studies, optional swim lessons, and hands-on experience with sea life.

· Small Boat Sailing grades 4 – 6
8’ Optimist sailing on Holly Pond for beginners, and Pixel sailing on Long Island Sound for advanced sailors wishing to challenge their skills.

· Tall Ship Sailing Adventures grades 6 – 8
One-week sessions of sail handling and Long Island Sound exploration with sessions including a camp-out on a local island.

If registered before March 15, each child merits a $50 Early Registration discount for each session. For more information about the Open House or to register your child for Camp SoundWaters , call (203) 323-1978 or log on to www.soundwaters.org/camp. Camp SoundWaters is licensed by the State of Connecticut .

About SoundWaters

Founded in 1989, SoundWaters is the leading environmental educational organization on Long Island Sound. Its mission is to educate children and adults about the wonders and beauty of Long Island Sound and its watershed. Through education, SoundWaters provides people with an understanding and awareness of the changes they can make in their lives and communities to restore, protect, and preserve Long Island Sound and the environment. Programs take place at the Coastal Education Center in Cove Island Park in Stamford , Connecticut ; on SoundWaters, an 80’ three-masted schooner; at schools, community centers and field sites throughout the region.




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