Join us every Monday night on Zoom at 8:30pm as we read the Christian Science Bible Lesson and discuss as a group the inspiration and meaning of each section. For Zoom meeting password contact camp@crystallakecamps.org

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 Join us every Thursday on Zoom at 3pm EST / 8pm GMT AND 8pm EST / 1am GMT for a reading of the Sermon on the Mount as found in Matthew chapters 5-7. For Zoom meeting password contact camp@crystallakecamps.org

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Join us every other Tuesday on Zoom at 3pm EST / 8pm GMT and 8:30pm EST / 1:30am GMT for a discussion on the current book we are reading. We are now reading We Knew Mary Baker Eddy Expanded Edition Volume 1. For Zoom meeting password contact camp@crystallakecamps.org

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5 January
Annie Louise Robertson and George Wendell Adams

Listen to our new podcast about the early pioneers of the Christian Science movement, including: Janet Coleman, Julia Bartlet, Ira Knapp, and Captain Joseph Eastaman. New episodes can be found on our Youtube channel as well as on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Medium page.

November 5 - Episode 1 (The Mother Church)

February- Episode 2 (Janet T. Coleman)

Every other Friday check out our Youtube channel to find a new bedtime story in this new series. Many stories are around 5 minutes. However, we recently started reading Wind in the Willows. Episodes are around 15 minutes in length and we will continue to read until we have finished the book. 

Ages: 6-13

Waterford’s 50 Independent Activities Children Can Do at Home (Mostly) Themselves

https://www.waterford.org/resources/independent-activities-for-kids/

• Categories: Arts & Crafts, Outdoor, Active
• Waterford.org is a nonprofit organization that seeks to blend the best aspects of learning science, mentoring relationships, and innovative technologies to form community, school, and home programs that deliver excellence and equity for all learners. Here they provide a list of crafts, activities, and online learning games children of all ages can play independently if parents need to get a little work done. With minimal prep beforehand on your part, your children can complete all on their own.

Pacific Science Center’s Curiosity at Home platform

https://www.pacificsciencecenter.org/events-programs/curiosity-at-home/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAoab_BRCxARIsANMx4S4dU-T-gWJ0QQPed6JF8ioN7YbT8qQn_yJKGc-qLz_bxowdZs2jVfwaAl04EALw_wcB

• Category: STEM

Pacific Science Center ignites curiosity in every child and fuels a passion for discovery, experimentation, and critical thinking in all of us. Their Curiosity at Home platform offers live-streamed science shows, hands-on STEM activities, tutorials, interviews, and more.

National Geographic Kids’ Discover section

https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/category/discover/

• Categories: Animals, Science, History, Geography, Culture
• Here you can discover some of the coolest facts for kids from around our planet. From animals and geography to science, nature and history, there are so many amazing facts for kids just waiting to be discovered by young explorers!

Ages: 10+

Nuhop's "At-Home" Outdoor Education

https://sites.google.com/nuhop.org/at-home-outdoor-education/home

• Category: Outdoor Education
• This curriculum will give students a framework to take part in online learning that is connected to outdoor and kinesthetic engagement.

Duolingo

Sign-up for Duolingo

• Category: Language
• Keep up your children’s foreign language learning with the ever popular Duolingo app. The free program offers instruction in a myriad of different languages—including Arabic, Welsh, and Spanish—in a colorful and easy-to-follow program that feels more like a game than a class. 
• Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/reviewedcom/2020/03/18/free-educational-classes-and-programs-kids-home/5064311002/

Ages: 13+

Numerade

Sign-up for Numerade

• Category: STEM

• If you have an older child who needs more one-on-one learning than they may be getting in their daily Zoom calls, Numerade might be just the resource they need. Numerade gives students free access to the world's largest library of STEM video lessons, covering subjects as diverse as calculus and economics. The content is broken down by subject matter and by textbook, providing students with support around specific questions they may have been assigned for homework, or if they just need some clarification about advanced subjects.
• Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/reviewedcom/2020/03/18/free-educational-classes-and-programs-kids-home/5064311002/

Ages: All

NASA Night Sky Network Program

https://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/index.cfm

• Category: Astronomy
• The Night Sky Network offers many activities for your children to join for free. Find your local astronomy club to join an event, connect your children to many virtual events already being held around the country, and discover the night sky highlights this month. There are also handouts, monthly articles, presentations, and recorded talks with NASA scientists — all free and at your fingertips on the Night Sky Network website. You don’t want to miss out on these truly stellar events and resources!
• Source: American Camp Association

Libby app

Download the Libby App

• Category: Reading

• The local public library may be closed, but it's still possible to check out digital books thanks to Libby. The super user-friendly app makes it easy to search, find, and check out any title the library has on hand. Users can even place holds on books that are currently out, and have the title automatically checked out as soon as it becomes available. Libby also has a great read along feature that can help kids easily follow the story. All kids (or their parents) need to get started is a library card.
• Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/reviewedcom/2020/03/18/free-educational-classes-and-programs-kids-home/5064311002/