Family Resources Directory

Creativity camps and events for kids and adults. It's not about the thing, the product or the art. It's about the creative process of making. It's about forming community and human connections. It's a...

Seattle Classical Christian School cultivates wisdom and virtue in students from Pre-K to 12th grade.   Our dedicated teachers are more than instructors; they are architects of curiosity and c...

Bridge for Youth offers bridge classes, a Summer day bridge camp and other fun ways for young people to learn why bridge is such a great, fun and engaging game. Classes are offered online on a week...

Riverstone International School is a co-educational, private, independent school in Boise, Idaho offering day and residential students the academic prestige of the International Baccalaureate Programs...

This week-long camp (9:15am-1:45pm daily) is designed for 14-16-year-olds* who would like to learn the skills needed to respond to wilderness emergencies. The program is also excellent for those wanti...

Birds Connect Seattle started Nature Camp in 1982, and for more than 40 years we’ve built a reputation for quality environmental learning, emphasizing experiential outdoor activities that instill an a...

Our summer programs are great for anyone 10+ who wants to start or progress their bike skills. Choose from mountain and gravel bike intro camps to more advanced enduro riding. We also have Adventur...

Camps and year-round beginner, intermediate, and race team sailing programs for all skill levels and ages. Optimists, Lasers, FJs and 420 sailboat programs taught in small groups by US Sailing certifi...

This is a day camp in Mazama where your kid will explore self confidence, identity and introspection through art movement and play. Days will begin with yoga, Group with a licensed therapist, farm to ...

Don’t miss Skate Like a Girl's summer day camps, where your child will take their skateboarding skills to new heights in a safe and supportive atmosphere. Along with learning new tricks, they’ll forge...