Summer
Book one week or several. Every week runs Monday to Friday, and every week has the same day, with a water hour and shade built in.
Learning the building, the pool rules and each other, with games in the courtyard shade.
Cardboard, tape and big ideas: bridges, forts and marble runs built in the gym.
Experiments that need a hot day: sun prints, melting races and a shadow lab.
Paint, clay and collage, ending the week with a gallery walk for families.
Extra pool time, relay games with sponges and buckets, and the cool rooms for the rest.
Team games, planned for the cooler hours of the day and moved indoors when it is hot.
Weaving, beading, paper craft and simple machines, a little at a time.
Campers plan and rehearse a show, and families come on Friday afternoon.
Sample sessions.
Weeks open, fill and gather waitlists as families register. Our registration page has the latest.
Weeks by age
Find your camper's age band, then read across. Weeks are paired, and the last column is for early and late care.
5 to 8 years
Kindergarten through second grade, in their own group
9 to 13 years
Third grade through seventh grade, with more choice in the blocks
5 to 13 years
Each age group goes in on its own, every afternoon
Each cell says whether a week is open, has a waitlist or is full. Our registration page has the latest.
Sample programs.
Registration opens in January. Register on our enrollment page, or call and ask which weeks have room.