Preschool Camp

America!  (June 27 – July 1)
Get ready to celebrate the 4th of July with a mini-unit on the United States of America. Learn about American history while making a mini-flag, firework t-shirt, and other American inspired crafts.

Space  (July 4 – July 15)
Take a trip to the outer reaches of the universe.  Learn about planets, comets, the moon and more. We’ll discover what makes each planet unique, identify constellations in the sky, and find our place in space. Lots of hands on lessons and experiments will enhance this unit.

Dino Dig (July 18 – July 29)
Come explore the wild world of Dinosaurs and stomp around the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous period. We’ll go on a fossil dig in our own backyard, build gigantic dinosaur replicas, and theorize about how the dinosaurs disappeared.

Water, Water, Everywhere (August 1 – August 12)
Explore the five oceans of the world and learn about the amazing plants and animals that the oceans are home to. Bring your bathing suit because we’re going to get wet! Enjoy a variety of water activities in the afternoon that help bring the ocean theme to life. 

Creative Camp (August 15 – August 26)
This fun creative arts camp will encourage the burgeoning young artist. We’ll study composers, make musical instruments and perform in a band. Art projects will focus on famous artists and their well-know styles and works of art. We’ll choose a story, make costumes and perform in a play. There is something for every young creative artist in this camp.

Toddler Camp

Toddlers grow and learn through exploration and discovery. Children in the toddler camp will have the opportunity to experience a wide variety of creative activities on a daily basis. The camp program has a focus on language arts, creative expression, and social development.  A “book of the week” is chosen for each class and activities are designed to complement and enhance the literacy experience.

The program is flexible, able to meet the needs of growing and developing toddlers. Support and encouragement is offered to the new students joining our program for the first time and experiencing changes in independence and separation.