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[quote=Anonymous]Trying to find a couple weeks of specialty/sports camps for my kids (boy age 7 and girl age 6) to supplement the camp with their aftercare provider. My son is all about doing a sports camp (either multisports or soccer), whereas my daughter is more into arts and crafts, music, and dance (though not in any formal way -- she has not actually taken a dance class). I've been looking at these three camps and am having a hard time deciding which would be best. ESf has the best multisport option, but my daughter would just have to do the day camp there (which might work out just fine). ESF has the added advantage of including swim instruction, which both kids need. Bullis does not have great variety of specialty offerings for my daughter but has soccer camp for my son. Norwood is probably the least expensive overall and offers some really interesting class options, particularly in art, science, and nature (which my son would also enjoy), but it is not quite as convenient, doesn't have swimming, and does not really have a true multisport camp or soccer. 
So I'm wondering if anyone can speak to the quality of the counselors at these camps, perhaps that might help in my decision-making. Also, which one is most nurturing? My daughter, although not at all shy, had a very difficult transition to kindergarten this year, so I'm concerned about how she will react to another new environment. Great, attentive, fun counselors would probably help. [/quote]

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