Summer Games

How to develop an effective summer recreation program or camp.

Kids stretchingKids stretching This summer, countless organizations in communities across the United States will host summer sports and recreation programs and camps for elementary, middle and high school students. Some will be highly evolved, with an eye toward helping talented athletes land college scholarships, while others will simply provide an outlet for safe and educational play. "Kids need activities that exercise their body, mind and spirit," says Bret Wood, dean of continuing education and community services at Rose State College in Midwest City, Okla., which every summer runs successful kids' programs in basketball, soccer, fitness and other activities. "By creating a broad summer youth program, you can provide that outlet to children in a fun and exciting atmosphere, as well as assist working parents."

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