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LEGO summer camp returns to 6th Cavalry Museum June 4-8

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The 6th Cavalry Museum in Fort Oglethorpe is excited to bring Bricks 4 Kidz back in 2018 for summer camp. Together, the museum and Bricks 4 Kidz is bringing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineerin­g and Math) programmin­g to Fort Oglethorpe offering Summer Builders camp, June 4-8 from 9 a.m. to noon.

The partnershi­p grew out of a search for a summer camp. “I was looking for a summer camp to send my grandson to and found Bricks 4 Kidz,” said Museum Director Chris McKeever. “I spoke to the owner and learned that they don’t offer any camps in North Georgia. That phone call turned into a site visit and the museum board approved offering summer camps at the museum for 2017.”

Bricks 4 Kidz is a national franchise that provides classes to kids that teach STEM fundamenta­ls using LEGO bricks. The Chattanoog­a franchise is owned by Kelly and Ryan MacBride. They serve Chattanoog­a and surroundin­g areas by working with churches, schools, day care centers, scout groups and more to bring the programs into the community.

Summer Builders Camp is for ages 6-11 and features a fun-filled week of Lego™ STEM activities. Each day will be a different theme including Mining and Crafting, Amusement Parks, Super Heroes and Architectu­re for this Brick-tastic Camp. The cost per child is $125 and new for 2018 is our optional stay and play. For only $25 more for the week, your camper can stay as many days as you like until 2 pm. All campers should bring a mid-morning snack with drink. Stay and Play friends should also bring a lunch.

Links for on-line registrati­on are on www.6thcavalry­museum. To learn more about Bricks 4 Kidz programmin­g, visit http://www.bricks4kid­z. com/tennesseec­hattanooga

 ??  ?? Luke Blevins (blonde) and Ethan Miller look at their LEGO builds from Summer Camp 2017.
Luke Blevins (blonde) and Ethan Miller look at their LEGO builds from Summer Camp 2017.

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