The cutthroat reality competition series “Shark Tank” has come to Alpharetta — sort of.

Phase Family Learning Center will hold the second installment of a camp based on the entrepreneurial show during winter break.

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Meant to promote the generosity of the season, this Dec. 30- Jan. 3 camp will see students craft projects, create games and make one-of-a-kind products. To do so, they’ll use skills learned from guest entrepreneurs and daily team challenges. Campers will then present their projects to families of Phase benefiting a local charity.

Phase Family Learning Center is a full-service facility focusing on local families’ needs. It offers programs for children ranging from infants and toddlers to school-age kids. The babies’ schedules focus on care routines. They also have play time and twice daily outdoor time. Before- and after-school programs are available for older children. They participate in activities like music, dramatic play, cooking and fitness.

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Shark Tank Camp Part II

Cost varies; call Phase Learning Center for details at (470) 239-2480

6:30 a.m. Dec. 30 to 6:30 p.m. Jan. 3

Phase Family Learning Center

12150 Morris Road, Alpharetta, Georgia 30022

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