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»Germantown Boys & Girls Club's KEYSTONE LEGENDS
host Keystone Club gathering.
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Click here for the 2007 Newsletter!
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The first Philadelphia club, founded in 1887, the Germantown Club has endeavored to become a community resource by helping children and youth from disadvantaged circumstances to develop the qualities needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.
The Germantown Boys & Girls Club has a state licensed child care center for children ages two through five. This program was designed to meet the developmental needs of children by providing a creative curriculum learning experience. Germantown’s after-school program
offers structured fun and learning in a safe and nurturing environment. We offer five core areas of programming which meet the diverse needs and interests of all members. Our programs were designed to promote and enhance the development of boys and girls by
instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence.
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Our core areas of programming are:
- Character & Leadership: empowers youth to support and influence their club and community
- Education & Career Development: tenables youth to develop aspirations for the future
- Health & Life Skills: develops young people's capacity to achieve and maintain healthy lifestyles
- The Arts: helps young people develop self-expression and creativity
- Sports, Fitness & Recreation: encourages youth to develop: fitness and positive use of leisure time
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» Germantown Club receives playgound!
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Bizzy Bee’s Theme:
- Welcome Winter: exploring winter animals, hibernations, and habitats. Also will study the effects winter has on the environment around them.
Art Theme:
- Gala Show Tryouts and Teaching Play Writing.
SMART Girls Theme:
- “Girl Power”- Study female icons that have made a significant and effective change within our society.
Caterpillars & Butterflies Theme:
- “The Cold of Winter” and “Welcome Winter”- The color of the month is white. The story of the month is “The Millen” by Jon Brett. They will be exploring winter animals, hibernation, and habitats.
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