Once upon a time, in the tiny, charming state of Connecticut, known as the "Provision State" for its rich history in helping others, lived a group of extraordinary children. Connecticut, a place of scenic beauty, filled with everything from bustling cities to peaceful woods, and the mysterious, majestic Long Island Sound. It was a place where the seasons danced in vivid colors, winter white, spring green, summer gold, and fall's fantastic rainbow. Now, these weren't just any children, oh no, they were the Reading Rascals of Connecticut! Under the leadership of their quirky, colorful mascot, Wordy the Whimsical Wombat, they boldly ventured into the world of books, gobbling up stories as if it were their favorite ice cream on a hot summer day. Wordy, with his oversized spectacles perched on his snout, led them on reading adventures, diving into tales of daring pirates, enchanted forests, and fantastic beasts. Every day, Wordy would pop out of a book, his fur sparkling with a peculiar kind of magic, causing the kids to burst into giggles, "Time for a reading spree, my rambunctious rascals!" he'd announce, his voice a mixture of a whispering wind and a tickling chuckle. The kids would rush to their cozy reading corner, eyes sparkling with anticipation. The Reading Rascals were famous all over Connecticut. From Stamford to Hartford, everybody knew them as the kids who could turn a page into a stage. Together, they discovered new worlds, solved mysteries, and went on incredible adventures, all without leaving their beloved state. Yes indeed, Connecticut was a lot more than just a place on a map. It was the land of stories, home to the fabulous Reading Rascals, and the whimsical Wordy the Wombat!
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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 Suzuki Music Schools, we are dedicated to inspiring young minds to experience the joy of music. Our two Connecticut locations in Westport and Orange are 501(c)3 community music schools that prioritize a high standard of musical education. We use the Suzuki method, a method that not only promotes excellence in music but also develops respect, discipline, personal confidence, teamwork, and a strong work ethic. All of this is done in a nurturing environment that also enriches family bonds. Our mission is to provide a high standard of musical education using the philosophy and methodology of Dr. Shin’ichi Suzuki. We believe in offering a nurturing environment to develop excellent musical skills and to guide all our students towards a lifelong love and understanding of music. We encourage our students to share their gifts with others within the wider community. At Suzuki Music Schools, we strive to make music accessible to everyone. We believe it is important to provide an educational environment that is both nurturing and challenging, so that our students can reach their full potential. Our goal is to help create a lifelong appreciation for music, while instilling the values of respect, discipline, personal confidence, teamwork, and a strong work ethic in our students. We believe in fostering strong family bonds through music, and we strive to help our students share their gifts with others in the community.
Westport Continuing Education (WCE) provides a wealth of educational experiences for adults and children in Westport, Fairfield County, and the region. We offer over 700 classes, workshops, and camps throughout the year, after school, in the evenings, and on weekends. Our experienced educators, certified teachers, and professionals from the region lead these engaging programs, while our partnerships with diverse organizations and businesses enrich the learning experience. Annually, we serve nearly 6,000 adults and kids, giving them the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills.