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2021 Summer Camps
Join us for fun-filled days of art! Campers will explore a variety of art mediums - dance and movement, music, clay and visual arts, theatre and creative play, fantasy art, adventure activities and discovery through imagination and experimentation — related to weekly themes. Each day children will have several arts activities and classes, with breaks for free choice, outside time and snacks in between. Our highly dedicated and talented teachers, create an environment focused on the exchange of artistic values, ideas, and aesthetics. To explore our arts programs, please choose your age division:
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Camp Times & Tuition
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PRESCHOOL
2.5 - 4 years old Camp Options: 5 days - Monday-Friday - Full Days 8:30am - 2:30pm, $315 Half Days 8:30am - 12pm $265 3 days - M/W/F - Full Days 8:30am - 2:30pm, $285 weekly Half Days 8:30am - 12pm $200 2 days - T/Th - Full Days 8am - 2:30pm, $235 weekly Half Days 8:30am - 12pm $185 |
PRE-K & KINDERGARTEN
4 - 6.5 years old Camp Options: 5 days Monday - Friday - Full Days 9am - 3pm $315 Half Days 9am - 12:30pm $275 |
ELEMENTARY
7 - 12 years old (1st grade - 5th grade) Camp Options: 5 days Monday - Friday - Full Days 9am - 4pm $385 Half Days 8:30am - 12:30 $315 Add on extended day options: Early bird - arrive at 8am $60 Late owl - stay until 5:30pm $60 Both - $100 |
Camp Themes
Early Childhood Camp Themes (Preschool, PreK/Kindergarten)
WK 1: S.T.E.A.M. - June 28 - July 2
S.T.E.A.M-stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics. This week your child will be given opportunities to explore activities in one or more of these areas. All the projects and activities during this week will have a fusion of each of these subjects and ART.
WK 2: Dinosaurs - July 5 - 9
Dinosaurs-”We are the dinosaurs, marching, marching! What do you think of that!” This week, your child will get to engage with other children with common interests in dinos. Art, games, stories and more! Everything DINOSAUR...Roar!
WK 3: Space - July 12 - 16
Space- Are we alone in the universe? Who knows? Your child will not be alone if they join during this popular week. Everything from aliens and planets to rockets and astronauts, this week is all space related art and activities. Get ready for fun, “to infinity and beyond!” If your celestial explorer misses out on this space week opportunity, don’t lose orbit. We have a second space adventure in week 7.
WK 4: Nature - July 19 - 23
Nature-The natural world is bursting with creativity, ingenuity and beauty. Nature has and continues to inspire many of the world’s most famous masterpieces. This week will be full of opportunities to use a variety of natural materials to create art and explore how to find art in nature in a variety of ways.
WK 5: Around the World - July 26 - 30
Around the World-Art is essential to all countries’ history and culture. This week, each day will focus on a different country’s art culture by engaging kids in specific art projects and activities inspired by the country of origin. If your kiddo is interested in geography, travel, and/or cultures around the world, this week of camp will take them on a trip they won’t forget!
WK 6: Loose Parts - August 2 - 6
Loose Parts- Do you ever wonder what to do with all the “treasures” your kiddos bring home? Beads, bottle caps, random cuts of paper, paper clips, sequins; the list goes on and on. This week is all about using items such as these as well as recyclable materials to create art. The projects and activities during this week will broaden your perception of what might be considered junk. Get ready to exercise the imagination!
WK 7: Space - August 9 - 13
Space-Space is the place! This theme is so nice, we have to do it twice! Kids that join this week will have opportunities to engage in art projects and activities all about space. Spaceships, aliens, rockets, planets, stars and more! Get ready to blast off into space. Next stop, Planet Fun! *Please note: if your child was already enrolled for our first space week, week 3, the projects and activities will not be repeated. Prepare to blast off for a brand new space adventure!
WK 8: Explore-A-Story - August 16 - 20
Explore-A-Story- Does your child like to look at, pretend to read and have books read to them? Is the library their favorite place to visit? This is the week for them. This week is all about early childhood literature. Each day the teachers will introduce one or more books essential to any early childhood story collection. The art projects and activities will be connected to and inspired by the book chosen each day. The kids will also explore other forms of storytelling perhaps in ways they never knew.
S.T.E.A.M-stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics. This week your child will be given opportunities to explore activities in one or more of these areas. All the projects and activities during this week will have a fusion of each of these subjects and ART.
WK 2: Dinosaurs - July 5 - 9
Dinosaurs-”We are the dinosaurs, marching, marching! What do you think of that!” This week, your child will get to engage with other children with common interests in dinos. Art, games, stories and more! Everything DINOSAUR...Roar!
WK 3: Space - July 12 - 16
Space- Are we alone in the universe? Who knows? Your child will not be alone if they join during this popular week. Everything from aliens and planets to rockets and astronauts, this week is all space related art and activities. Get ready for fun, “to infinity and beyond!” If your celestial explorer misses out on this space week opportunity, don’t lose orbit. We have a second space adventure in week 7.
WK 4: Nature - July 19 - 23
Nature-The natural world is bursting with creativity, ingenuity and beauty. Nature has and continues to inspire many of the world’s most famous masterpieces. This week will be full of opportunities to use a variety of natural materials to create art and explore how to find art in nature in a variety of ways.
WK 5: Around the World - July 26 - 30
Around the World-Art is essential to all countries’ history and culture. This week, each day will focus on a different country’s art culture by engaging kids in specific art projects and activities inspired by the country of origin. If your kiddo is interested in geography, travel, and/or cultures around the world, this week of camp will take them on a trip they won’t forget!
WK 6: Loose Parts - August 2 - 6
Loose Parts- Do you ever wonder what to do with all the “treasures” your kiddos bring home? Beads, bottle caps, random cuts of paper, paper clips, sequins; the list goes on and on. This week is all about using items such as these as well as recyclable materials to create art. The projects and activities during this week will broaden your perception of what might be considered junk. Get ready to exercise the imagination!
WK 7: Space - August 9 - 13
Space-Space is the place! This theme is so nice, we have to do it twice! Kids that join this week will have opportunities to engage in art projects and activities all about space. Spaceships, aliens, rockets, planets, stars and more! Get ready to blast off into space. Next stop, Planet Fun! *Please note: if your child was already enrolled for our first space week, week 3, the projects and activities will not be repeated. Prepare to blast off for a brand new space adventure!
WK 8: Explore-A-Story - August 16 - 20
Explore-A-Story- Does your child like to look at, pretend to read and have books read to them? Is the library their favorite place to visit? This is the week for them. This week is all about early childhood literature. Each day the teachers will introduce one or more books essential to any early childhood story collection. The art projects and activities will be connected to and inspired by the book chosen each day. The kids will also explore other forms of storytelling perhaps in ways they never knew.
Elementary Camp Themes (Grades 1 - 5th)
Week 1 -Robot Week- June 28 - July
Campers will build original robots, learn about simple mechanisms, and create art with their inventions.
Week 2 -Nature Week- July 5 - 9
Get crafty and inspire yourselves with the beautiful world that surrounds us. Campers will learn about nature art andartists and use natural elements to help them create, explore and build while understanding and learning to care forthe beautiful planet we live on.
Week 3 -Space Week- July 12 - 16
This week campers will learn about our solar system and beyond! They will design space rockets, sculpt planets, anduse their imaginations to visit aliens worlds and draw what they think these lifeforms may look like.
Week 4 -Ocean- July 19 - 23
Campers will swim into an inspirational adventure in the deep blue sea! They will explore its deepest secrets and sailinto an artistic adventure of their own making.
Week 5 -Fantastical & Medieval- July 26 - 30
Campers will jump back in time and get ready to use their imagination to craft magical potions, spell books, andventure into a fantastical quest full of art and fantastical stories. Beware of the dragon!
Week 6 -Theater & Puppets- August 2 - 6
Campers will learn about and design various types of puppets: shadow puppets, paper bag and sock puppets,marionettes and more! They will make them take life by creating stories and sharing them with other campers. Theywill also explore theater games, learn how to write scripts to bring their puppets to life, as well as perform puppet andimprov shows for other campers.
Week 7 -S.T.E.A.M. - August 9 - 13
S.T.E.A.M. stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics. This week your camper will be given opportunities to explore activities in one or more of these areas. All the projects and activities during this week will have a fusion of each of these subjects and ART.
Week 8 -Explore-A-Story- August 16 - 20
Does your child like to look at, pretend to read and have books read to them? Is the library their favorite place to visit? This is the week for them! This week is all about literature. Each day the teachers will introduce one or more books essential to any child's story collection. The art projects and activities will be connected to and inspired by the book chosen each day. The campers will also explore other forms of storytelling perhaps in ways they never knew.
Campers will build original robots, learn about simple mechanisms, and create art with their inventions.
Week 2 -Nature Week- July 5 - 9
Get crafty and inspire yourselves with the beautiful world that surrounds us. Campers will learn about nature art andartists and use natural elements to help them create, explore and build while understanding and learning to care forthe beautiful planet we live on.
Week 3 -Space Week- July 12 - 16
This week campers will learn about our solar system and beyond! They will design space rockets, sculpt planets, anduse their imaginations to visit aliens worlds and draw what they think these lifeforms may look like.
Week 4 -Ocean- July 19 - 23
Campers will swim into an inspirational adventure in the deep blue sea! They will explore its deepest secrets and sailinto an artistic adventure of their own making.
Week 5 -Fantastical & Medieval- July 26 - 30
Campers will jump back in time and get ready to use their imagination to craft magical potions, spell books, andventure into a fantastical quest full of art and fantastical stories. Beware of the dragon!
Week 6 -Theater & Puppets- August 2 - 6
Campers will learn about and design various types of puppets: shadow puppets, paper bag and sock puppets,marionettes and more! They will make them take life by creating stories and sharing them with other campers. Theywill also explore theater games, learn how to write scripts to bring their puppets to life, as well as perform puppet andimprov shows for other campers.
Week 7 -S.T.E.A.M. - August 9 - 13
S.T.E.A.M. stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics. This week your camper will be given opportunities to explore activities in one or more of these areas. All the projects and activities during this week will have a fusion of each of these subjects and ART.
Week 8 -Explore-A-Story- August 16 - 20
Does your child like to look at, pretend to read and have books read to them? Is the library their favorite place to visit? This is the week for them! This week is all about literature. Each day the teachers will introduce one or more books essential to any child's story collection. The art projects and activities will be connected to and inspired by the book chosen each day. The campers will also explore other forms of storytelling perhaps in ways they never knew.
Cancellation Policy
The Registration Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable uponcanceling.
Any cancellations must be made prior to the start of camp (June 28), NOT the start of the weekly sessions, for a 50% refund. Any notice after that willresult in no refund. A credit may be given, if you desire a credit, send awritten notice to the Director as soon as possible. It is at the Directorsdiscretion whether a credit will be given.
A cancellation made on Monday, the first day of camp, will be considered a“no-show” and will be non-refundable.
Refunds of camp fees are not made for any campers departing early fromcamp for any reason, including health.
I understand this policy does not change for any reason or time frame.
Any cancellations must be made prior to the start of camp (June 28), NOT the start of the weekly sessions, for a 50% refund. Any notice after that willresult in no refund. A credit may be given, if you desire a credit, send awritten notice to the Director as soon as possible. It is at the Directorsdiscretion whether a credit will be given.
A cancellation made on Monday, the first day of camp, will be considered a“no-show” and will be non-refundable.
Refunds of camp fees are not made for any campers departing early fromcamp for any reason, including health.
I understand this policy does not change for any reason or time frame.
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