By Rachel Hoeing
In today’s Sunday Spotlight:
- Scout Camp-in at Kaleideum North
- Rockin’ Jump’s After Dark
- Forsyth Creek Week
- Experience Greensboro Montessori
- Legacy Saddlebred’s Summer Camp
Fulfill Scouting requirements with a Scout Camp-in at Kaleideum North
The theme for the 2018 Camp-ins is Engineering, and Wake Forest engineering students will be at Kaleideum to help! Piedmont Hoist and Crane CAD will also be on site to demonstrate designing a crane.
Campers will visit engineering stations throughout Kaleideum North, including:
- Turbine Blade Design challenge.
- Professional Engineer Requirements display (answering questions about education, training, and experience required to be an engineer).
- Emergency Shelter Design Challenge
- Engineers Code of Ethics display with magnetic fill-in-the-code words.
- Types of Engineers matching engineer to description using circuit boards
Kaleideum North, located at 400 W Hanes Mill Road in Winston-Salem, is offering three Camp-ins, two in March and one in April.
Cub Scouts (Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos): March 16-17, 2018, 5:45 pm-9 am AND March 23-24, 2018, 5:45 pm-9 am
Girl Scouts (Brownies and Juniors): April 13-14, 2018, 5:45 pm-9 am
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Rockin’ Jump’s After Dark is the Ultimate Weekend Fun for Triad Families
Have you tried out the most exciting weekend event for families in the Triad? Rockin’ Jump’s After Dark is the ultimate fun for all ages and every member of the family.
Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park lights up with neon/LED lighting and is filled with non-stop upbeat music during After Dark. It’s hosted at both the Greensboro and Winston-Salem locations every Friday & Saturday from 7-10 p.m.
From a dedicated jump zone to rock climbing and even arcade games, the entire family will be entertained at Rockin’ Jump!
Jumpers must wear a white or neon shirt to jump at After Dark. Don’t worry, if you didn’t bring your own we have them for sale. This is also the perfect time for a one-of-a-kind birthday party.
For more information on Rockin’ Jump Greensboro click here or call (336) 485-4103 or for more about Rockin’ Jump Winston-Salem click here or call (336) 750-6654.
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Forsyth Creek Week
Forsyth Creek Week is just around the corner, with ample opportunities to get the kids away from the video screen and out in nature!
From March 17 to 25, 2018 Forsyth Creek Week will present nine days of fun, recreational, and hands-on activities, including many suitable for children. Events include guided bird-watching and tree walks, a creek walk for kids in Hanes Park, a Salem Creek “explorathon” with stories, music, crafts, and water activities, “family fishing fun,” water-themed storytimes at all Forsyth public libraries, a new Kids in Parks bike trail at Salem Lake and lots more.
Remember, studies show that children who spend time outdoors are happier, healthier, more attentive and less anxious than those who do not.
Forsyth Creek week is an annual event organized by 23 government and non-profit agencies in Forsyth County with presenting sponsor North State Environmental. See the full calendar of events at ForsythCreekWeek.org.
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Experience Greensboro’s Favorite Preschool
See why Greensboro Montessori School was voted favorite preschool in Greensboro by the Triad Moms on Main 2018 Choice Awards! Greensboro Montessori School invites you to schedule a visit to get a glimpse of what happens on this school’s 10-acre campus on any given day. More specifically, you will experience firsthand how a Montessori education prepares students for success in their adult lives! Families choose Greensboro Montessori because the school’s curriculum masterfully blends academic prowess with the development of skills necessary for a lifetime of achievement in a global society. Beginning at 18 months old, students learn how to work and play in culturally diverse, multi-age learning communities. The goal of their academic work is mastery, not test preparation, and their studies are augmented by a wide array of extracurricular programming. Students ages 3 and older receive weekly lessons in Spanish, art, music, and environmental education.
Greensboro Montessori School
2856 Horse Pen Creek Road
Greensboro, NC 27410
336-668-0119
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Attend Legacy Saddlebreds’ Summer Camp Open House
Are you looking for a fun and unique summer camp for your child? Come to Legacy Saddlebreds’ Summer Camp Open House to learn about the different camps they have planned for Summer 2018. Talk to the instructors, meet the horses, and enjoy an afternoon at the barn. At this FREE event, there will be pony rides, face painting, games, and even get your picture taken with Picasso, the horse from the American Girl movie Saige Paints the Sky!
Legacy Saddlebreds has camps for all ages and skill levels. Horsemanship, riding skills, crafts, and games will make their week at the barn one to remember. Legacy’s instructors have decades of experience introducing new riders to the sport all the way through National and World competition.
Mark your calendars today for this fun and FREE event! Call 336-529-6760, or email info@legacysaddlebreds.com for more information.
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*Today’s Sunday Spotlight was sponsored by Kaleideum, Rockin-Jump, Forsyth Creek Week, Greensboro Montessori School, and Legacy Saddlebreds
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