Week 1 Youth Summer

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Written By Shannon Kelly

Week 1: June 28 – July 2

Our first week of Youth Summer was a success, even the rain couldn’t get us down! The Bay Buccaneers (grades K-2) made their own fish, and the Sound Swashbucklers ( grades 3 & 4) went birding! Our sailors improved their tacks and gybes. Our First Mates (grade 5 & 6) paddled to Crab Island to find and learn about different types of crabs!

This is just the beginning of summer at The WaterFront Center! We still have spots left in our science explorations classes for your children!
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Shannon Kelly

Shannon grew up in Oyster Bay and received a Bachelor of Arts in English with a concentration in creative writing from Binghamton University in 2019. She has been working for The Waterfront Center for 6 years in various positions from Educator to Communications Coordinator. During her time at The WaterFront Center, she has taught over 500 children of all ages from various school around Long Island and New York City about marine, environmental, and biological sciences. When she was younger she loved going sailing with her father and has continued her education in sailing here with us at The Waterfront Center. Her passions include reading, writing, filming, being on the water, and rugby.

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