One for the road

With their debut album “Goo on My Shoe,” Here Comes Trouble offers kids of all ages a CD overflowing with a variety of musical styles, lots of humor, and delightful wordplay.

The album — which will be released on June 9 — is a mix of genres and inspirations, and it pays homage to punk, hip hop, pop — and even the Weather Girls! The songs are raining hilarity, with mealtimes painted as a battle of wills in the counting song, “I Want Dessert,” and the premise that the “Bubbles in My Bath” are not there because of soap is a riddle that little Sherlocks will figure out with a giggle. “Goo on My Shoe” will be the fun soundtrack for our next road trip!

“Goo on My Shoe” CD by Here Comes Trouble, $14.99, cdbaby.com.

SKATEYOGI

Discover the joy of skateboarding! Offered at both their original Prospect Lefferts Gardens location and their brand-new space on the Williamsburg Waterfront (N 9th St @ Kent), SKATEYOGI Summer Camp welcomes anyone ages 7-13 from absolute beginners to experienced skaters in a fun, creative environment. Campers are exposed to both outdoor skating on daily trips to nearby parks and indoor ramp practice. Their low student-to-teacher ratio ensures plenty of personal attention. They also offer a shorter afternoon mini-camp at both of these locations for younger skaters ages 5-7.&nbsp;Rental gear is included for camps held on-site at SKATEYOGI. For more experienced skaters ages 9-15, their Urban Shredders program offers daily adventures at skateparks and skate spots around Downtown Brooklyn.&nbsp;

Campus Day Camp

Located at Brooklyn College steps away from the Nostrand/Flatbush Junction. Trips, swimming, overnights, martial art, sports and much more. Extended hours and transportation available.