Growing Minds Summer Camps 1.98

Nichole Neubauer of Neubauer farms and Marla Howard of Heartbreaker Dance and Fitness have teamed up to bring you an amazing summer camp experience for kids age 8-12!
Our camp will be held entirely at Neubauer farms starting summer 2015 in select weeks only.
We will have jam packed fun filled days with tons of activities for your kids including: basic food skills and cooking sessions, gardening, active play, arts and crafts, interactive group learning sessions about the farm, as well as some much needed adult supervised play time to run through the sprinklers, or jump in our on-site bouncy castle!
During hot weather weeks, we will have the slippy slide out and we will make our own healthy fruit popsicles!
During weeks with colder weather or rainy days, we will have campfires and hot chocolate!
The friendly animals on the farm include cows, bottle fed calves, bottle lambs, goats, chicken, and pigs.
Our goal is to offer your children a fun, interactive, and educational summer camp they will never forget experiencing life on the farm!

Marla Howard is a fun loving mom of 15 year old boy/girl twins, and wife to her talented musician husband and guitar instructor, Dan Howard. She is involved with local music, as her whole family is musically very talented. She recently started taking drums as a hobby at age 45! She is an avid clean cook, fitness studio owner and instructor, and is passionate about teaching health and wellness by combining a fitness routine, with clean eating to people of all ages! She has done summer camps for kids with her husband by blending her two favorite things~ music and fitness with the popular Camp of Rock from 2009, 2010, and the final camp in 2011.
She is looking forward to spending fun filled days at the farm with your kids this summer!

Nichole Neubauer, mom to two pre-teens, and wife to Mark, Nichole has worked with kids in a variety of settings for the past 16 years. Since 2006, the Neubauers have welcomed over 6000 students to the farm to gain a first hand understanding of where their food comes from. The Neubausers believe it is important that all children form a meaningful connection with agriculture and its fundamental connection to life. In 2013, the Neubauer family offered the first ever Community Supported Agriculture Program to the Medicine Hat region. Families enrolled in our program have a weekly opportunity to visit the farm throughout the growing season to see how their food is grown while picking up farm fresh vegetables and eggs from our free range hens.