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• Miami Gardens (13 miles)
• North Miami Beach (14 miles)
• Opa Locka (15 miles)
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Brownsville

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http://www. floridababyfood.com

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Phone: (305) 637-4499

Address: 5140 NW 22nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142

Website: http://www.floridababyfood.com

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Florida Baby Food Center, Inc.

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Florida Baby Food Center, Inc. is an active DOT registered motor operating under USDOT Number 1293582.

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Language camp in Florida, children's camp in Florida, courses for children and schoolchildren

Florida is one of the most developed and densely populated states in the US with a high standard of living, and the education system here is also of the highest quality. The language camp is a special integrated course of study that combines study and recreation with academic studies and an adventurous spirit. They can be a great summer plan for foreigners and Russians looking to improve their language skills, relax and recharge. Training is conducted in schools, colleges, universities and educational centers, many of which are on the top lines of regional and world rankings, have excellent reviews.

Children's language camp in Florida: advantages and benefits for schoolchildren

Benefits of a camp in Florida:

• Florida is one of the most developed, beautiful and densely populated states in the country
• The US education system is a recognized leader in the modern world
• Combining language learning with outdoor activities
• Wide variety of sports and creative activities available
• High level of organization
• Highly qualified teachers and staff
• Comfortable accommodation
• 100% security
• Available throughout the year
• Unique nature, great climate, plenty of sunny days
• International groups.

Features of summer language camps in Florida: programs, courses for children and schoolchildren

Warm and mild climate, developed infrastructure and friendly people provide excellent opportunities for recreation, creative growth and development. Even in winter, the temperature here rarely drops below 20 degrees Celsius! Programs run throughout all four seasons, mostly during holidays:

• Winter
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn.

Most of the camps, of course, work in the summer. Training lasts from 1 to 6 weeks (sometimes more). The schedule includes:

• Language lessons
• Sports activities
• Creativity and art
• Excursions, holidays, events.

All participants are divided into groups according to age and skill level, each group has its own methods of work. Age groups:

• 3-7 years old
• 8-11 years old
• 12-14 years old
• 15-18 years old.

The smallest participants are usually accompanied by their parents or a nanny/guardian. Younger groups mostly just improve their language level, while middle and high school students can prepare for serious exams or take a complicated academic course. Language lessons are held in small groups and under the guidance of exclusively highly qualified specialists - a cozy atmosphere is created in the classroom, children are not shy about asking questions. Types of language programs:

• Standard
• Intensive
• Test and exam preparation
• Academic (preparation for admission to US schools and colleges).

In some cases, study of various disciplines is available both to improve the general level of development and to enter a school or college. Available subjects (list is incomplete):

• Science (biology, physics, chemistry)
• Mathematics
• Algebra
• Geometry
• History
• Geography
• Engineering
• Computer science
• Environmental science, ecology
• Natural sciences
• Humanities.

The second part of the camp is devoted to sports, creativity and recreation, which are arranged in a variety of combinations at the request of the student. Activity is given to the second half of the day, weekends are usually devoted to excursions and trips. The lists are very extensive, everyone can find something to their liking:

2) Creativity, art and hobbies (incomplete list):

• Theater art
• Cinema
• Acting
• Directorate
• Production
• Writing scenarios
• Musical instruments
• Music0011 vocals
• Composition
• Sound recording and sound engineering
• Dances
• Painting
• Architecture and sculpture
• graphics
• Ceramic photography
• Design and mod.

Florida language camps: prices, cost

Participants attend excursions, watch movies, go to theaters, shops, shopping centers. The host country provides accommodation and meals at the highest level. Accommodation options:

• Residence
• Host family
• Hotel/apartment.

Prices and costs differ depending on the institution, direction and other conditions. The total price usually includes:

• Language classes
• Physical activity and creativity
• Excursions and activities
• Academic disciplines
• Accommodation and meals
• Teaching aids.

Additional charges:

• Medical insurance (sometimes included in the total bill)
• Air travel
• Visa processing
• Out-of-pocket expenses.

The admission process is simple: you need to choose an institution and a course, fill out an application and then follow the instructions of specialists. Bookings should be made in advance, as the demand for studying in Florida is very high.

The best language camps in Florida for Russian children

Sample language camps in Florida:

• New York Film Academy South Beach, Miami. The famous and very prestigious Academy of Cinematography, from which many famous actors, directors and cinematographers have come out, offers training in directing and acting. Children work with best-of-breed technology, meet famous directors and actors, and create their own films and videos. From $2200 for 2 weeks.
• Rennert International Miami (Miami). A large number of various programs and areas: business and economics; preparation for TOEFL, FCE, CAE; fashion and design; art; sports, unique courses on the study of the sea, ecology and the state of the environment. You can take tutoring lessons. A large number of leisure, cultural and entertainment activities. From $1680 per week.
• LAL Fort Lauderdale. Varieties: winter, autumn, spring, summer course; preparation for exams and tests; business; academic course; individual sessions. The school has a very strong teaching staff and is distinguished by its own developments in linguistics, many of which have no analogues in the world. Active extracurricular life. From $1000 per week.
• Admiral Farragut Academy (Tampa). Offers a serious academic program in various subjects: history, literature, algebra, geometry, calculus, English as a foreign language, engineering, STEM and robotics, marine biology, biology, physics, chemistry and others. Studying the most advanced and latest discoveries and technologies.

Hurricane Ian hit Florida.

September 28, 2022

Updated September 29, 2022

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Hurricane Ian moves towards Florida

Power was restored in parts of Cuba after Hurricane Ian hit the western tip of the island and completely cut off the country's power supply. Two people were reported dead and buildings were damaged across the country. On Wednesday evening, a hurricane hit the US state of Florida, where about a million residents were left without electricity, floods began in cities.

Cuban authorities began to gradually restore electricity to the eastern regions by Wednesday morning, but warned that the process would be more difficult in the west of the island. In the morning, the Cuban Ministry of Energy and Mining announced that power had been restored in three regions, while work was ongoing in others.

In addition, US authorities said they were conducting a search operation at sea after a ship carrying 23 migrants was believed to have sunk near Cuba during a hurricane.

De-energized island

As the Cuban government reported earlier, the country's largest thermal power plant, Antonio Guiteras, was out of order due to the Ian strike. It was not possible to promptly turn it on, and the island was completely de-energized: 11 million people were left without electricity.

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The Antonio Guiteras thermal power plant is located in Matanzas, 100 km east of Havana, and is the most important in Cuba. Its shutdown meant that electricity was completely stopped on the island.

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Mayelin Suarez, a Pinar del Río resident, said Monday night, when the storm hit, was the darkest of her life. "We almost lost the roof of our house," she told Reuters. "My husband and daughter tied it with a rope so that it wouldn't fly away."

Cuban President Miguel Diaz Canel visited the province and promised on Twitter that the country would "overcome adversity."

Florida - next

Ian hit Florida on Wednesday afternoon and caused flooding in the southwestern city of Naples. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the hurricane was causing extreme damage to infrastructure, however, according to his observations, the water level has already reached a maximum.

According to the US weather services, by 17:00 local time, the water level in Naples rose to 2.74 meters, which significantly exceeded forecasts.

About 2 million people in Florida are now without electricity. More than 2,000 flights have been cancelled.

Power grids are damaged by strong winds that cause power lines to fall. However, an even greater danger is flooding caused by storm surge.

"The Gulf of Mexico is practically moving ashore - across the beaches and into residential areas," says Eric Salna of the International Hurricane Center. "This water intrusion is hard to imagine until you see it in real life." The expert adds that floods tend to kill more people than wind, and the influx caused by Ian was "the worst possible."

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A Florida man films the aftermath of Hurricane Ian

It was previously thought that Ian could hit the densely populated area of ​​Tampa, where a similar incident last occurred in 1921. However, in fact, the blow fell somewhat to the south.

Ian was about 125 km offshore at 0500 local time (0900 GMT) when the National Hurricane Center announced that it had become a Category 4 hurricane. This means extreme danger: according to forecasts, wind speeds can reach 240 km / h.

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Florida's governor declared a state of emergency across Florida over the weekend and deployed 5,000 National Guard troops.

Director of the Institute for Extreme Events at Florida International University, Richard Olson, expressed concern about the lack of evacuation. More than 2.5 million Florida residents in a number of coastal cities began evacuating, and in some areas, police went door to door and asked people to leave their homes.

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• Storm Eunice kills 3 in the UK, O2 Arena damaged in London

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