Once upon a time, in a magical state known as New Hampshire, a place where the autumn leaves burst into a symphony of reds, oranges, and golds, and the winter snow blanketed the landscapes, creating an enchanting white wonderland, an army of super cool kids comes to life. These were no ordinary kids; they were the "Dynamo Dance Dazzlers of New Hampshire". Every morning, when the sun tossed its golden rays across the shimmering lakes, and every evening, when the moon sprinkled its silvery dreams over the towering mountains, the Dazzlers would gather. They'd wear their funky leotards and tie their shoelaces with the precision of a surgeon (it's not as easy as it sounds, I promise!). Their leader, a funny, big-belly gnome named Jiggly Jamboree - or Jiggy Jam, as the kids fondly called him - would appear with a twirl and a jingle, his pointy hat flopping comically. His cheeks were as red as the ripest New Hampshire apples, and his laugh was as infectious as a catchy dance tune. Jiggy Jam had a peculiar way of teaching these Dazzlers. Each dance move was a magical spell, like the "Sizzling Salsa Slide" that could melt the winter snow, or the "Boogaloo Bounce" that could make the tallest trees sway in rhythm. Under the twinkling stars and amidst hearty laughter, these children danced, casting enchanting spells all over New Hampshire. So, if you ever find yourself in New Hampshire and spot a tree shaking its leaves as if in a dance, or the snow melting in a sizzling salsa rhythm, you know the Dynamo Dance Dazzlers have been there. And trust me, there's no dance party quite like theirs!
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The Happy Hive is an inclusive play space designed to spark joy and connection for every child. With a special focus on comfort and accessibility for neurodivergent kids, our environment welcomes children of all abilities to explore, move, and create at their own pace. From climbing walls, swings, and zip lines to dedicated zones for pretend play and art, The Happy Hive offers both high-energy fun and creative outlets. While we cater to children ages 1-13 for neurotypical kids, we have no age limit when it comes to kids with special needs—because play should have no boundaries. At The Happy Hive, we believe every child deserves a space where they can feel safe, included, and free to be themselves.
Wanakee is a traditional Christian summer camp and year-round retreat center, owned and operated by the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church. This camp is all about building strong relationships and a supportive community that encourages radical acceptance. The name Wanakee, which means “beautiful spiritual place in the hills” in a Native American language, was chosen by Harold E. Perkins. He was a student in religious education and theology at Boston University and the first chairperson of the New Hampshire Conference Camp and Conference Committee. At Wanakee, the staff strive to make sure each camper and retreater experiences a safe and nurturing environment. They recognize the need for children and adults to grow in their faith and explore their own spiritual journey. With activities ranging from canoeing and fishing to crafts and nature hikes, there is something for everyone. The yearly and seasonal retreats at Wanakee provide a much needed respite from the stressors of everyday life. Participants get to take some time for themselves and focus on self-care. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone engaged, from meditation and yoga to art classes and bird watching. Whatever you choose to do, Wanakee will provide a serene and peaceful atmosphere to help you recharge.
At Camp Nokomis for Girls, your daughter will make friends that will last a lifetime. With forty acres of property including wooded areas, playing fields, a craft shop, and two beaches, she’ll be able to reconnect with nature and develop her self-confidence. Our program is designed to meet the individual needs and interests of each camper, while teaching them independence, resilience, and creative expression. With a staff of 60 counselors, your daughter will be in a safe and nurturing environment, where she can learn to appreciate the differences in herself and her peers.