General Information:

  Kids will have the opportunity to travel  back in time and learn about the history of the Olympics, participate in exhilarating and high energy activities, and finally end the week with a final (but friendly) competition and awards ceremony! 

Kids will use Legos to create a wide range of projects that will help them have a hands-on learning experience with science! These STEAM activities are great for kids of all ages who love building with bricks and using their imagination!

Kids of all ages are going to have a BLAST exploring materials and creating different master pieces while learning about different  famous artists!

Nature week is the perfect way to experience the outdoors in a guided way, all while learning and exploring the natural world! Kids will have fun exploring plant life, observing birds, discovering insect habitats, and more!

 This week we will be exploring various scientific concepts while engaging in hands on experiments! The kids will love getting their hands dirty, making predictions and observing the outcomes!

Kids of all ages will love participating in these high energy and tons of movement sports/fitness activities!  The kids kids will explore various sports and have the opportunity to participate in fun fitness activities!  

We will be taking our students on an adventure from our classroom to outer space! We will spend the week learning about space and engage in space-themed experiments! We will learn all about the phases of the moon, how to build a space shuttle and a satellite, and all about constellations with exciting hands-on projects! 

  Kids of all ages are going to have a BLAST exploring water science topics! Weather permitted we will also participate in outdoor water activities as well! 

  Making slime isn’t only just fun, it’s science! Kids will love making different types of slime while exploring scientific topics like: 

· What are activators and why do they matter?

· Why is one slime stretchy and another fluffy?

· How does one slime feel compared to another?