Week 1: Summer Fun

June 14- 18

“School’s out for the summer!!!”

Join us for some fun in the sun while we splash in the water and play outside, in nature. This week will have a variety of special activities to get into summer mode.

Week 2: Gardening

June 21-25

Children will learn about the life cycle of a plant and what makes a plant grow and thrive. Hands-on learning and caring for the earth will be time well spent during Summer Fun.

Week 3: Stars and Stripes

June 28-July 2 

We will celebrate the Fourth of July in 2020 style, with red, white, and blue hand-made decorations, songs, a virtual marching band, and of course, homemade, healthy popsicle recipes to go along with a hot summer day!

Week 4: Seasons and Water

July 5-9

Water plays a role in each season, with different forms and changes. From condensation to precipitation, from rivers to frozen ponds, the children will experiment with the water cycle as it takes shape during each season.

Week 5: Puppets

July 12-16

Puppets will come to life in the hands and minds of young children, who will combine artistic skills with the dramatic art of putting on an original puppet show.

Week 6: The Circus is Coming to Town

July 21-23

What could be more exciting than joining the circus? Our young children will be introduced to creative skills and entertaining acts that make up a circus.

Week 7: Super Science

July 26-30

Children will be given the opportunity to learn about how rainbows come to be, and other fun scientific questions that they can discover through curiosity and exploration. S.T.E.A.M. will be introduced and hands-on experiments and learning will be part of each day.

Week 8: Scrapbooking

August 2-6

This session is designed to give each child a sense of self as they create scrapbooks, “All About Me!” They will use buttons, paint, stickers, and other art supplies to tell the story of their home, family, and favorite things!

Week 2: Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales

June 21-25

Bring your imagination while we take a magical journey through the timeless myths, legends and fairy tales.  While we become acquainted with stories from different countries and cultures, we will be introduced to famous and infamous characters within those traditions.  Students will create their own myth, legend, or fairy tale so share with their friends and family.  

Week 3: Water World

June 28-July 2

It’s time to cool off! Explore the wonders of water with a variety of different water toys and activities. The JWP sprinkler park has everything needed to have fun in the sun.  Explore water through S.T.E.A.M. projects, water games, group challenges, topped off with homemade popsicles!

Week 4: S.T.E.A.M.

July 5-9

Dive into the worlds of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math during S.T.E.A.M. week.  Campers have the chance to put their critical thinking and problem-solving skills to the test.  Each camper will have the opportunity to design, create, and build their own projects throughout the week that they can bring home. 

Week 5: Around the World in 5 Days!

July 12-16

Pack your bags and passports as we embark on an adventure!  Explore world cultures on our trip as we travel around the world in 5 days.  Explore the culture, arts, cuisine, and traditions of near and far places.

Week 6: Fun and Fitness

July 12-16

Let’s get up and moving with fun fitness challenges and adventures.  Campers will develop and practice fitness skills while playing fun games including relays and obstacle courses. 

Week 8: Challenges and Adventure

July 26-30

Come prepared to be challenged both mentally and physically! Campers will be put to the test thought various challenges including our Ninja Warrior and obstacle courses. Mental challenges include “Escape the Room” and other team building adventures.

Week 8: Pay it Forward

August 2-6

This week is packed with practical acts of love and service. Students build meaningful connections as they serve people through our strong partnerships with local nonprofit organizations.  Students will learn empathy and compassion for others as they meet the spiritual, physical, and emotional needs of disadvantaged children, youth, and adults.

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Week 4 (July 6-9) CLOSED MONDAY  7/5