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Academy Combats Boredom During National Anti-Boredom Month
Kiddie Academies will fuse the magic of learning and the delight of summer for children of all ages.

WESTCHASE, FL — Kiddie Academy Educational Child Care, a nationally recognized provider of comprehensive educational child care programs, is encouraging families to beat their summer boredom with fun and educational activities.
Participating Kiddie Academies across the country are hosting a series of free community events including Storytime LIVE! and STEM Adventures. These events are open to the community and will fuse the magic of learning and the delight of summer for children of all ages.
“We’re always looking for ways to build curiosity here at Kiddie Academy,” Joy Turner, vice president of education, said. "Whether it's reading, math and science or the arts, there's an activity to help curb that summertime boredom for children of all ages and keep learning going year-round."
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"'Community Begins Here' is the cornerstone of values we teach our Kiddie Academy students," said CEO Greg Helwig. "During the past 16 months, our local communities became more important than ever before. We're committed to being there for local families in their times of need, so we can keep normalcy, learning and socialization ongoing. That's why we're so excited to have families and children spend a day of their summer with the Kiddie Academy community, whether in person or virtually."
Storytime LIVE! will bring favorite stories and characters to life.
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STEM Adventures invites children to participate in activities that show how learning about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math is exciting and enjoyable.
These events will take place July 31 at 10 a.m. at Kiddie Academy in Westchase, 12101 W. Hillsborough Ave., and Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. at Kiddie Academy in Bloomingdale, 1283 Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico.
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