“Books are good for children and TV is bad.” This has become as common knowledge to most as the fact that fruits and veggies are better for you then sweets. But, do you actually know why this is?
The truth is, that if your child spends great amounts of time watching television, they are deprived of some very essential parts of childhood, such as:
This is the eleventh installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from MontessoriAmerican.com.
Even if you’re a local in San Diego, you will be amazed at all of the new things you can learn about the city by taking a tour. This is also a fun experience for your child, and a great way for them to gain some first hand knowledge about California’s second largest city. There are two tours we recommend, which are both fun experiences for the whole family!
This is the eighth installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from MontessoriAmerican.com.
“The things he sees are not just remembered; they form a part of his soul.” ~ Maria Montessori
The USS Midway Museum will be a truly unforgettable adventure for you and your children. You will have the opportunity to imagine what it was like to experience life at sea aboard one of America’s longest-serving aircraft carriers.
In the USS Midway Museum, you enter a floating city at sea and walk in the footsteps of 225,000 Midway sailors who served our country. The museum boasts more than 60 exhibits throughout the aircraft carrier ship. Some of these include…
This is the seventh installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from MontessoriAmerican.com.
A wonderful way to combine exercise, quality time, and beautiful sightseeing is to rent bicycles and spend the day exploring the beautiful island of Coronado. Coronado is situated just across the Big Bay from downtown San Diego. The island is most known for two famous structures:
This is the sixth installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from MontessoriAmerican.com.
Hiking can be a wonderful opportunity to bond with your children, while also incorporating exercise and a close up experience with nature. A great place to go hiking with kids in the San Diego area is the Otay Lakes County Park.
The park provides a beautiful view of Otay Lake and the surrounding hills. It is a 78-acre park, and has long been a favorite in the South Bay. Otay Lakes Park provides some beautiful hiking trails that are suitable for young children. In addition to the trails, the whole family can have fun enjoying the:
This is the fifth installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from montessoriamerican.com.
The Children’s Museum fosters an environment of creativity, education, and fun! It is an interactive experience that both you and your child can enjoy. The New Children’s Museum in San Diego is “a dynamic new model of a museum that celebrates children and the arts”.
This destination combines elements from all of the following:
This is the fourth installment of “12 Fun & Creative Things To Do In San Diego With Your Children”, which can be downloaded for FREE from montessoriamerican.com.
San Diego Whale Watch is a year round whale watching tour, that will take you and your family out to sea, and allows you to enjoy the wide open ocean, marine birds, sea lions, seals, dolphins and of course… Whales!!!!!
The opportunity to see these majestic creatures in their natural habitat is an amazing experience that you and your children will never forget. So what can you expect from a whale watching tour?
Wondering what to do in San Diego with kids?
At Montessori American School, we understand the importance of inspiring children to create, discover, have fun, and learn from their environment throughout the education process. In every activity that they do, children are continually learning and absorbing their environment. As a parent, you have the wonderful opportunity to share these everyday learning experiences with your children, by finding activities that you can do together, when your child is not at school.
San Diego, California and the surrounding areas are virtually a playground for families! With beautiful weather year round, a gorgeous coastline, and a booming metropolis, there is never a shortage of fun things to do with the whole family. Most people are aware of famous attractions, such as Sea World and the San Diego Zoo, which families from all around the world travel to! However, Montessori American School would like to highlight some slightly lesser known, fun things to do with your kids in San Diego, that are a wonderful experience for local families and visitors alike!
In this eBook, we have compiled a list of some of our favorite activities for parents to do with their children in San Diego and surrounding areas. These are gathered from ideas provided by current parents of children who attend Montessori American school, as well as some of the popular destinations that provide an amazing experience for you and your children!
So if you’re wondering what to do in San Diego with kids, read on!
Hey there! I am excited to announce the open enrollment of our very first summer camp which will start on July 2nd, 2012. Our open enrollment will be on a first come, first serve basis and current Montessori American students will receive priority. If you are interested in enrolling your child in a fun-filled, hands-on learning experience over the summer, check out the details:
Over the past couple of months we have provided tips about choosing a Montessori school. Whether you are familiar with the Montessori Method or not, we hope you have learned more about choosing a quality Montessori school that will provide your child with the foundation they need as they embark upon their educational journey. In case you haven’t read this information, you can download it as a FREE eBook by clicking the picture above. Or simply read on and we’ll give you a summation of our posts on tips for helping you decide if Montessori is right for your child.
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