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Summer camp programs for children ages 3-5 are offered by Creativity Blooms Everywhere from June through August 2014. The camps blend science/technology and the arts with themes like Ready, Set, Grow!, Fairytale Theater, Art Attack!, The Big Dig!, Shake, Bake and Take, and Jump, Jive and Wail. Half and full day program options are available for the week-long camps held at 1E Commons Drive Unit 28 in Londonderry, NH.
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