We have a summer camp for kids
currently in 3rd through 6th grade. It is a small group
each week – only 20 kids. We do not split them up by age – the range of ages
are welcome at each week.
Part of this is to experience
multi-age learning experiences, as early 19th century schools would
have offered. We do sometimes arrange the kids by age at the work tables for
craft activities – so the younger kids may get additional assistance if needed.
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Cecilia D (MHM)
Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 10:18 AM
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Camp question
I have a question for you all…how many of you have camp.
If you do—do you split up the kids by age?
How do the parents deal with that?
Cecilia Dubon Slesnick
Vice President,
Education
Historical
Museum of Southern Florida
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St Miami, FL 33130
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