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This November, the National Summer Learning Association is pleased to host the only national forum focused exclusively on building, strengthening and expanding life-changing summer programs for all young people.

Join us in Indianapolis as we welcome over 600 program managers, administrators, youth workers, teachers, researchers, policy makers and exhibitors from across the country to demonstrate how Summer Changes Everything^TM.

To learn more about becoming a conference exhibitor and to register click here.

2010 Registered Exhibitors

• American Camp Association - The American Camp Associaition is a community of camp professionals who for, 100 years, have joined together to share our knowledge and experience and to ensure the quality of camp programs. Children and adults have the opportunity to learn powerful lessons in community, character-building, skill development and healthy living - lessons that can be learned no where else. As a leading authority in youth development, ACA works hard to preserve, promote, and improve the camp experience.
• Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) - Visit the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)’s exhibit table for details of the Money Smart for Young Adults, a curriculum that helps youth ages 12-20 learn the basics of handling their money and finances, including how to create positive relationships with financial institutions.
• Nature Watch - Nature-Watch provides summer programs with Nature-Craft Kits that are Aligned to Education Standards. Each kit includes a fun "Make and Take" project to reinforce the learning. Kits come with everything you need so there is NO prep time. Instructor's manual is included so you do NOT need a science teacher! Hands-On Fun, Disguised Learning. (www.nature-watch.com)
• PBS - WGBH Boston and WFYI Indianapolis - Pick up free summer camp resources from WGBH, WFYI, and PBS Teachers. Materials include science activities from FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman (ages 6-10) and engineering challenges from Design Squad (ages 9 right on through high school), as well as other PBS resources for professional development and parent partnership strategies. Better yet, check the program guide for workshops where you can try activities and learn how to keep kids coming back for more! (www.wgbh.org and www.wfyi.org)
• Playbooks, Inc. - Playbooks, Inc. is a publisher of high quality reader's theater, the most engaging and fun method for building reading fluency and comprehension in students. Playbook stories come in a unique and patented color-coded and multi-leveled format so students of different ages or abilities can bring the same story to life together. Books are available for grades PK-12 along with mini-costumes and implementation. Summer kits designed for maximum and measurable growth and staff training are available.
• Safe Sitter - Safe Sitter® is more than a curriculum. It’s a philosophy and an approach to teaching young adolescents (no younger than 11) to be better, safer babysitters and nurturing caretakers to younger children. (www.safesitter.org)
• You Can Do the Rubik's Cube - Everyone's Favorite Puzzle Is Now Your Student's Favorite Math Lesson! In response to teacher’s requests, the You Can Do the Rubik’s Cube Program provides a range of Lesson Plans, Activities, Homework Sheets w/answers that support Geometry, Algebra and General Math, appropriate for 3rd – 12th Grades for $49.99. (www.YouCanDoTheCube.com)

as a conference Participant

For information about how to register as an exhibitor for the 2010 Summer Changes Everything^TM National Conference please click here or contact Ryan Rebarchick at 410-856-1370 ext. 203 or nationalconference@summerlearning.org.

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