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Kids Soak Up Learning At Water Camp
June 30, 2011
About two dozen children took part in a “Water Camp” Wednesday at Lake Stone in Century.
Water Camp featured fun, hands-on activities designed to get kids excited about water resources and healthy lifestyles. There was also plenty of a watermelon, water balloons, water guns, a water slip-n-slide and other water-related activities.
The event was sponsored by Escambia County Extension.
For more photos from the event, click here.
Pictured top: Getting hit by a water balloon a Water Camp Wednesday morning at Lake Stone. Pictured inset: Learning about water flow and erosion. Pictured below: Water Camp participants learn about the necessity of water in life. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Kids Soak Up Learning At Water Camp”
It was also posted at City Hall. There’s going to be another activity coming up at the Ag Center where the kids will learn about gardening!
>>How do you find out about activities like this in the area?????
Our “Events” page (tab at the top of the page) is a great place to start and check frequently.
This particular event ran in a story on our front page twice (June 2 & 6), and I believe the PNJ ran it in a story a couple of times as well. Not sure about any of the other area media.
I didn’t know they had anything like this in the area.. My children would’ve loved this… How do you find out about activities like this in the area?????