December 2, 2009 beginning of returning camper family registration
December 21, 2009 - beginning of new camper family application processing
April 1, 2010 - final tuition payments are due
July 1, 2010 - all program/schedule CHANGES must be finalized in writing.
The 2010 summer season is jam-packed with fun, excitement, learning and laughter! Our program line-up of 27 offerings includes 7 new programs, new swim lesson additions, soap box races, clubhouse building and more!
Junior Einsteins for Grades K-2
Junior Einsteins introduces your young scientist to foundational science concepts from a variety of science disciplines. We emphasize the discovery approach to learning in our science-themed activities that are fun, exciting, hands-on, interactive, motivational, and confidence building.
(details)NEW! Saw, Shape, Solder and Shine! for Grades 5-8
Create jewelry you can wear! In this two-week session, campers will learn basic metalsmithing techniques such as sawing, soldering, filing, shaping, polishing, and basic stone setting to create several finished pieces.
Create jewelry you can wear! In this two-week session, campers will learn basic metalsmithing techniques such as sawing, soldering, filing, shaping, polishing, and basic stone setting to create several finished pieces.
(details)Aartvarks for Grades K-2
This program calls to campers who love both art and the outdoors. Like aardvarks, campers will spend a great deal of time scurrying outdoors collecting things, not to eat, but to turn into art.
(details)Creative Cooks for Grades 4-7
Calling all apprentice chefs! Creative Cooks provides a world of ingredients for aspiring Emirils and Rachel Rays to learn their way around the kitchen, measuring ingredients, reading recipes, and add their own original twists.
(details)Soap Box Derby Challenge for Grades 3-7
Picture this: wind whipping through your hair, tears streaking down your cheeks as the air hits your eyes, the quiet hum of rubber on pavement, slight adjustments to the steering wheel as you fly past crowds of cheering fans on your way toward the finish line...all while sitting in the cockpit of a vehicle YOU designed! (details)
Books and Cooks for Grades 1-3
Do you ever get a craving after reading If You Give a Mouse a Cookie?
Do you wonder what you could make with all the blueberries in Blueberries for Sal? Come and join in the fun where your favorite books and tasty recipes merge!
Science of Life for Grades K-2
Ever wonder if a mouse really learns to solve a maze...or how fish can breathe in a pond without the bubbler you need in your aquarium?
Working closely with a variety of traditional experimental animals and plants, Science of Life campers will learn about the diversity of life on our planet as well as the importance of careful planning in experimental design.
NEW! Dig, Delve and Discover for Grades 3-7
In Week One, junior archeologists look for clues, and unearth indirect evidence to uncover the mysteries of the past.... The world of forensic science comes to life in Week Two. By studying age-appropriate crime scenes, campers will learn about fingerprinting, hand-writing and fiber analysis, and will examine (fake) blood samples and other evidence. (details)
Ellen's Ultimate Clubhouse for Grades 2-4
Have you ever wanted a secret hide-out for you and your friends? Now’s your chance! Creating projects with plaster-of-paris, recycled materials, and a good old hammer and nails, campers will transform a pre-made structure outdoors into a magical clubhouse.
(details)NEW! World Cuisine for Grades 4-7
Treat your taste buds to this exotic and international adventure! Learn all about Italian and Chinese cuisine! In this session, among other culinary highlights, your future chef will prepare Italian pastas and Chinese pork dumplings. (details)
