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This week's picks for NYC parents from Mommy Poppins. | Sponsored Unlock your summer at for kids age

This week's picks for NYC parents from Mommy Poppins. [LATEST]( | [CALENDAR]( Sponsored Unlock your summer at [Chelsea Piers Summer Camp]( for kids ages 3-17. With flexible, worry-free enrollment you can lock in the best price of the season—save 15% off through January 31! RECENT ARTICLES [Teens Can Apply Now for Summer Internships in NYC]( [DOROT's Manhattan Teen Internship Program will operate on-site only if people are able to gather indoors, masked but without social distancing in June 2021. ] These days, colleges are becoming increasingly competitive and looking for more than good grades, great SAT scores, an outstanding essay, and a list of after-school activities; they also want to see some hands-on, real-world experience, preferably with a leadership component. These summer internships in NYC for teens can make your average, high-achieving, city kid really stand out from the rest of the equally high-achieving pack. Fortunately, because not all kids have the same interests, NYC summer internships come in various formats, paid and unpaid, regular and intermittent, educational and creative, with some also offering school or volunteer credit. The primary thing summer internships in NYC for teens tend to have in common is the due dates to apply are usually before most teens have started thinking about their summer—or college—plans. To make sure your teens don’t miss out on any opportunities, we've rounded up 12 great internships and summer programs for teens in NYC. Find more teen-friendly happenings in our [Tween and Teen Guide to NYC](. [Read more.]( [Where to Go Maple Sugaring in Westchester and the Hudson Valley]( [Discover the magic of maple sugaring with a Maple Lanes tour at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum. Photo courtesy of the museum] While apple picking is a popular seasonal pastime in Westchester and the Hudson Valley, maple sugaring has remained a bit under the radar. Maple sugaring events include education about an age-old tradition that began with Native Americans and evolved to include the use of modern evaporator machinery. We've rounded up 2022 maple sugaring events in Westchester and the Hudson Valley, plus one pick over the border in Connecticut. These events make for great seasonal day trips for Westchester and New York City families alike. Some venues are taking the year off, but we'll update this list with any additional opportunities. Looking for more seasonal fun? Check out our [Westchester Winter Fun Guide]( and look to our [events calendar]( for new events added daily. [Read more.]( [The Best Ski Resorts in the US for Family Vacations]( [Heavenly Ski Resort is just what it sounds like ... Heavenly!] Skiers get it—winters are long and occasionally treacherous. But where some see calamity, we see opportunity. And not just for ourselves, but for our families, too. With that in mind, we’ve got the skinny on the best kid-friendly ski resorts in the United States. Whether you prefer ski resorts in the powdery West or the slippery Northeast, skiing is one winter activity sure to bond parents with kids for a lifetime. So wax down the skis, load up the roof rack, and make for one of these ski resorts sure to delight experts and first-timers alike. For more fabulous ski resorts for families, be sure to check out our list of [New England Ski Resorts that Cater to Families]( or our favorite [Family-Friendly Ski Areas Near NYC](. However, if all this talk of snow is too chilling, you might prefer to peruse the best [Warm and Sunny Family Vacation Ideas]( [Read more.]( [Find the best things to do in NYC this January.]( [Skiing, snow tubing, and more winter fun!]( [Best Snow Tubing Spots for Families]( [Inexpensive Weekend Getaways]( [Best Ice Skating Rinks in NYC]( [Winter Day Trips near NYC]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( Copyright © 2022 Mommy Poppins, All rights reserved. You are getting this email because you subscribed to our newsletters on MommyPoppins.com Our mailing address is: Mommy Poppins 511 Avenue of the Americas #504New York, New York 10011 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.

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