What to Expect: Enjoy a week of themed adventures with your doll, featuring doll-sized crafts and interactive games. Engage in storytelling, participate in a fun fashion show, and celebrate with a special tea party. Make new friends and create lasting memories with other doll lovers.

What to Pack: Bring your favorite American Girl doll (or any doll), a snack, a water bottle, comfortable shoes for playtime, a tote bag to carry your doll and crafts, and any special doll accessories or items your doll might need.

What to Expect: Dive into the world of Florida wildlife! Explore diverse local animals through daily themes like Bird Bonanza and Fish Frenzy. Engage in outdoor activities, crafts, scavenger hunts, and experiments. Enjoy a week filled with learning and discovery about the natural world around you.

What to Pack: Remember to pack a snack to keep energy levels up, a reusable water bottle, a hat and sunscreen for outdoor protection, and wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for spending time outside each day.

What to Expect: Students will engage in art activities using paint and other materials. Be prepared for engaging messy projects and a fun, creative atmosphere.

What to Pack: Send children in comfortable clothes that can get dirty.

What to Expect: Focus on basketball fundamentals, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense. Learn teamwork and sportsmanship in game-like scenarios. Develop a passion for the game with instruction from an experienced coach. Participate in drills and activities designed to improve your basketball skills.

What to Pack: Wear appropriate athletic clothes, such as shorts and a t-shirt. Ensure you have proper athletic footwear, avoiding crocs or slides. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated and pack some snacks for breaks between activities.

What to Expect: Learn soccer skills, play games, and have fun! Engage in agility drills, technical skill training such as passing, dribbling, and shooting. Participate in both league play and knock-out competitions each day. Improve your soccer abilities while enjoying team sports.

What to Pack: Pack water for hydration, a snack for energy, indoor shoes or sneakers, outdoor cleats, an extra t-shirt or soccer jersey for changes, and a pair of shin guards for protection during games and practice sessions.

What to Expect: Immerse in Crime Scene Investigation! Campers will explore various investigative techniques, gather clues, and solve mysteries. Located in the Elementary Building, camp runs 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM daily. Learn forensic science through engaging activities. Be ready for hands-on experiments and problem-solving scenarios.

What to Pack: Daily, bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, a nutritious snack for breaks, a packed lunch, and a detailed list of any medical conditions, allergies, or required medications for the staff to be aware of.

What to Expect: A week focused on kitchen safety and exploring easy-to-prepare foods. Please notify Carol Beyer of any food allergies. Students need closed-toe shoes, and pre-applied sunscreen and bug repellent.

What to Bring: A backpack with a change of clothes, a labeled water bottle and a snack.

What to Expect: Participate in a two-week musical theater camp experience. Audition for the show, rehearse, and prepare for live performances on June 12th and 13th at 7:00 PM. Engage in singing, acting, and stagecraft. Be ready for a collaborative and creative environment.

What to Pack: A water bottle and snack. Lunch if you are not utilizing the FLIK food service.

What to Expect: Join an engaging reading adventure! It’s a book club meets summer camp, focused on the required summer reading novel. We'll read, discuss, and explore big ideas through creative activities that bring the story to life. Get ready to dive deep into the narrative and its themes.

What to Pack: Ensure you bring the required summer reading novel with you on the very first day of camp, as we will jump right into it. This is essential for participation and enjoyment of the activities.

What to Expect: Students will engage in art activities using paint and other materials. Be prepared for engaging messy projects and a fun, creative atmosphere.

What to Pack: Send children in comfortable clothes that can get dirty.

• What to Expect: A joyful musical adventure for PreK4 & Kindergarten with Mrs. Hayes. Activities include creative movement, dance reinforcing musical concepts, and crafting homemade instruments. The goal is to foster a love for music and build confidence. 
   
• What to Pack: Comfortable clothes and shoes for movement and dancing, a labeled snack and water bottle, and lunch (only for campers staying for an afternoon session).

• What to Expect: A music-filled week with Mr. Landi at Carrollwood Day School ECC Campus. Campers will explore a variety of songs covering various topics, incorporate cross-curricular connections, and use scarves and bean bags. Each day includes a snack break.
   
• What to Pack: A labeled snack and water bottle.

• What to Expect: A tech-filled adventure with Mrs. Hayes. Activities include coding games, storytelling, and hands-on activities. The camp aims to spark interest in technology and strengthen problem-solving skills. Pick-up time is 3:30 PM.
   
• What to Pack: Comfortable clothes for movement and activities, a labeled snack and water bottle, and lunch (only for campers attending a morning camp).

What to Expect: Play games like Super Smash Bros Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Nintendo Switch. Explore retro video games and learn about gaming history. Develop skills in sportsmanship, strategy, and collaboration. Enjoy a supportive and inclusive gaming environment.

What to Pack: Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated during gaming sessions, and pack a snack for breaks. Get ready to have a great week of gaming fun with fellow enthusiasts in a friendly competition setting.

What to Expect: Engage in exciting, hands-on STEM activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity. Build critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills. Explore science, math, engineering, and technology through real-world experiments and building challenges. Develop leadership and decision-making abilities in a fun learning environment.

What to Pack: Bring a labeled water bottle for hydration, wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and activities, and ensure you are wearing closed-toe shoes for safety during the experiments and building exercises.

🌍 Welcome to Week 1 – Passport to Adventure! ✈️🌎

Dear Families,

We’re thrilled to welcome your children to what promises to be our best summer yet! Below you’ll find everything you need to help your camper start the week smoothly and joyfully.

 

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🧭 Theme of the Week: Passport to Adventure

Each day, campers will “travel” to a new destination—exploring global cultures through:

• ✂️ Hands-on crafts
   
• 🎲 Interactive games
   
• 📖 Engaging stories
   

Campers will learn about unique customs, languages, and traditions from around the world—and earn passport stamps as they go! 🌏✨

 

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🎒 What to Bring Each Day

To keep your camper happy and comfortable:

• Backpack 🎒
   
• Morning & afternoon snacks 🍎🍪
   
• Labeled refillable water bottle 💧
   
• Lunch (unless using FLIK’s lunch service) 🥪
   
• Extra clothes (shirt, pants, underwear, etc.) for accidents 👕🩳
   
• Optional but recommended:
  
   
  • Sunblock ☀️
     
  • Bug spray 🐜
     
  • Hat or sunglasses 🧢🕶️
     

 

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💊 Medication

If your camper needs medication during the day:

• Please send it in a clearly labeled baggie
   
• Hand it directly to a counselor at drop-off
   

 

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🎉 Special Guest This Week

🌺 Hawaiian Hula Dancers will visit for a lively and engaging cultural experience! Campers will learn about Hawaiian traditions through dance and storytelling.

 

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😴 Rest/Nap Time (ECC Campers Only)

• Nap time begins around 12:30 PM
   
• Cots are provided in a quiet classroom
   
• Please bring a pillow and blanket if you’d like your child to nap 🛏️
   
• Campers who don’t nap will enjoy supervised free play 🧸
   

 

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🚗 Pick-Up & Drop-Off Procedures

• First Day of the Week: Parents may walk children to the camp entrance
   
• After Day 1: Please use carline only—stay in your vehicle
   
• Camp tags will be distributed on the first day 🏷️
   
• Follow all instructions from camp staff and security for safety ✅
   

 

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⏰ Before & After Care + Morning Shuttle

• Before Care: Free! 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
   
• After Care: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM | $75/week
  • Drop-in without registration: $25/day
     
• Morning Shuttle from Bearss Campus to ECC departing at 8:15am | $50/week (registration required in advance)

 

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We can’t wait to see your child learn, grow, and explore this week!

Feel free to reach out with any questions—we’re here to help. 💙

Warm regards,

The Summer at CDS Team ☀️🌴

 

🌟 Welcome to Week 1 of Camp Patriot! 🌟

Theme: Animal Kingdom Explorers 🐾🌍

Hello Camp Patriot Families!

We’re thrilled to kick off Week 1 of camp and welcome your campers for an unforgettable summer adventure! This week, your child will dive into the wild wonders of the animal kingdom through games, crafts, nature exploration, and fun-filled outdoor activities. 🐒🎨🌳

Each day is packed with opportunities to learn, create, and connect with nature—while making lasting friendships and memories! 💫

 

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🚌 

Field Trips This Week – Off-Campus Adventures!

Please note: If you need to pick up or drop off your camper during field trips, contact our office to coordinate logistics.

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Tuesday, June 3rd – ZooTampa

Get ready for a wild ride!

Campers will discover wildlife from around the world and explore amazing animal exhibits.

• Departing campus: 10:30 AM sharp ⏰
   
• Returning to campus: 2:30 PM
   
• Dress for adventure! Hats and sunscreen recommended. 🧢☀️
   

 

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Thursday, June 5th – Copeland Pool

Time to cool off! Campers can splash around and enjoy the shallow and deep ends.

• Certified lifeguards on duty at all times 🛟
   
• Optional swim test offered for deep-end access
   
• Fun alternatives (games & books) available for non-swimmers
   
• Departing campus: 11:30 AM sharp
   
• Returning to campus: 2:30 PM
   

👉 What to pack for the pool:

• Swimsuit 👙
   
• Towel 🧼
   
• Sunscreen ☀️
   
• Change of clothes 👕
   
• Water bottle & extra snacks 🥤🍎
   
• A bag lunch will be provided by CDS 🥪
   

 

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Pool Waiver Reminder

Please complete the Pool Waiver which is linked here.

You may:

• 📧 Scan and email it to summer@cdspatriots.org, or
   
• 📄 Hand it to a counselor during arrival or dismissal next week
   

 

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What to Bring Each Day

To help your camper stay comfy, safe, and ready for fun, please pack:

• Backpack 🎒
   
• Morning & afternoon snacks 🍪
   
• Labeled water bottle 💧
   
• Sunscreen & hat for sun protection 🧴🧢
   
• Comfortable clothes & closed-toe shoes 👟
   
• Optional: Animal-themed accessories for extra fun! 🐯🦓
   

 

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Lunch Information

Lunch is provided daily for all campers.

✅ Please still pack extra snacks, as CDS does not provide snacks throughout the day.

 

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🔍 Need More Info?

Visit our Summer at CDS Website for details on:

• Arrival & dismissal 🚗
   
• After-care ⏱️
   
• What to pack 🎒
   
• Lunch information 🍴
   

 

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We can’t wait to see your campers thrive this week!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions.

Warmly,

The Summer at CDS Team 

 

Summer Geo begins each day at 8am in room A235 with Mr. Winseman.

Please bring a notebook or binder with loose lead paper, writing utensils and a calculator (TI-84 preferred, but a TI-30xs multiview works as well). Please also bring your laptop and charger.

What to Expect: A week of sports and games focused on skill-building and teamwork. Snack breaks will include discussions on hydration and sportsmanship. Expect an active and fun-filled week!

What to Bring: A water bottle for hydration, a snack, and a hat and sunglasses for sun protection during outdoor activities.

What to Expect: Focus on basketball fundamentals, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense. Learn teamwork and sportsmanship in game-like scenarios. Develop a passion for the game with instruction from an experienced coach. Participate in drills and activities designed to improve your basketball skills.

What to Pack: Wear appropriate athletic clothes, such as shorts and a t-shirt. Ensure you have proper athletic footwear, avoiding crocs or slides. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated and pack some snacks for breaks between activities.

What to Expect: Get ready for Calligraphy Camp! Campers will explore the art of beautiful handwriting through engaging, hands-on activities in the Elementary Building classroom. Each day offers a creative journey into lettering styles, pen techniques, and personalized projects—all in a supportive environment.

What to Pack: Please bring a labeled water bottle and a snack each day. Let us know about any medical concerns, including allergies or medications.

What to Expect: Learn soccer skills, play games, and have fun! Engage in agility drills, technical skill training such as passing, dribbling, and shooting. Participate in both league play and knock-out competitions each day. Improve your soccer abilities while enjoying team sports.

What to Pack: Pack water for hydration, a snack for energy, indoor shoes or sneakers, outdoor cleats, an extra t-shirt or soccer jersey for changes, and a pair of shin guards for protection during games and practice sessions.

What to Expect: Welcome to Chain Reaction Engineers! Campers will explore engineering through hands-on building as they design and construct intricate contraptions that perform simple tasks in creative ways. This engaging week is all about problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork—designed to spark curiosity and confidence in young engineers.

What to Pack: Bring a labeled water bottle for hydration, wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and activities, and ensure you are wearing closed-toe shoes for safety during the experiments and building exercises.

What to Expect: Participate in a two-week musical theater camp experience. Audition for the show, rehearse, and prepare for live performances on June 12th and 13th at 7:00 PM. Engage in singing, acting, and stagecraft. Be ready for a collaborative and creative environment.

What to Pack: There aren’t specific items beyond participation. Come ready to audition with a song prepared if you wish, and be prepared for a script reading. Mark your calendar for the performance dates and get ready to put on a great show!

What to Expect: Welcome to Game Design Camp! Led by CDS’s high school visual arts teacher, campers will dive into the exciting world of game creation using age-appropriate development software. They’ll design, test, and refine their own digital games while building creativity and problem-solving skills in a fun, hands-on environment.

What to Pack: Please bring a labeled water bottle and snacks. A pizza party will be held Friday! Share any allergies or dietary restrictions.

• What to Expect: Welcome to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! From spellbinding crafts to Quidditch and magical creatures, campers will enjoy a magical week filled with creativity, imagination, and themed fun. Special events include Magical Creatures Day (Wednesday) and our End-of-Term Feast and Quidditch match (Friday).
• What to Pack: Please bring a snack, labeled water bottle, and closed-toed shoes. Optional: robes, wands, or wizard attire. Let us know about allergies or dismissal plans.

What to Expect: Get ready for a full week of creative fun in our Pokémon Paint & Play Art Camp! Campers will create original Pokémon, make trainer badges, sculpt and paint creatures, build Pokédex journals, and play themed games. From scavenger hunts to card design, it’s a week full of imagination and adventure.

What to Pack: Bring a labeled water bottle, morning and afternoon snacks, a packed lunch if you are not utilizing FLIK lunch, and clothes that can get messy or a labeled smock.

What to Expect: Splashing fun with splash pads, inflatables, and pools. Drop-off at 12:30 PM, pick-up at 3:30 PM in ECC car loop. Indoor games for rain

What to Pack: Labeled swimsuit, swim shirt, water shoes, towel, clothes over swimsuit, change of clothes, snack, and water bottle. Apply sunscreen before drop-off.

What to Expect: Welcome to BAC Summer Sing-Along Camp! Led by Mr. Landi, campers will explore songs from around the world and across time periods. They’ll sing familiar and new tunes, learn musical concepts, and even compose their own songs. Campers will also have opportunities for solos and to perform favorite hits or Disney songs in a fun, supportive environment.

What to Pack: Please bring a labeled water bottle and a snack each day for our scheduled break.

What to Expect: Welcome to Summer Culinary Camp with Young Chefs Academy! Each day, campers will explore hands-on cooking and baking activities, learn real culinary skills, and enjoy seasonal recipes in a fun, supportive kitchen environment. It’s the perfect blend of creativity, flavor, and confidence-building.

What to Pack: Campers should wear closed-toed shoes and have long hair tied back. Bring a labeled water bottle. Please inform us of any allergies. Phones will be stored during camp hours.

What to Expect:
 

Campers will enjoy safari-themed crafts, games, and animal discovery activities designed to spark imagination and connection with the natural world.

 

Special Guests: This week, we’ll welcome guest face painters and wild balloon animal artists for an extra burst of safari-themed excitement!

 

Rest/Nap Time (ECC Only): ECC campers may rest daily at 12:30 PM in a quiet classroom setting with cots provided. Please send a pillow and blanket if you’d like your child to nap. Non-napping campers will enjoy supervised free play before resuming afternoon activities.

 

 

What to Pack:

Campers should bring a backpack with a labeled refillable water bottle, snacks, and a packed lunch (unless using FLIK’s lunch service). Please also pack extra clothes (shirt, pants, underwear) in case of accidents. Optional but recommended items include sunblock, bug spray, a hat, and sunglasses.

 

If your child has severe allergies, please send clearly labeled medication in a baggie. 

Make a splash this summer at Camp Under the Sea! Campers will dive into ocean-themed fun with hands-on activities, creative crafts, and games that explore marine life and underwater ecosystems. From colorful sea creatures to ocean conservation, each day brings new discoveries and lasting memories beneath the waves.

 

Field Trips:

 

• Tampa Aquarium – Tuesday, June 10

  Campers will journey off-campus to the Tampa Aquarium to meet graceful stingrays, playful otters, and exotic fish. We’ll depart campus at 12:00 PM and return by 3:00 PM after an exciting afternoon exploring ocean habitats up close.

• Weekly Pool Trip to Copeland Pool – Thursday, June 12

  Starting June 12, campers will cool off each week at Copeland Pool. Certified lifeguards will offer optional swim tests for those who wish to swim in the deep end; non-swimmers can enjoy board games and books in the shallow area.
   

What to Pack Daily:

 

• Labeled water bottle

• Sunscreen and hat

• Bathing suit and towel (pool days)

• Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes

• Lunch (for field trip days) and a snack

 

Come ready to explore, learn, and have a whale of a time!

What to Expect:

Get ready for a magical week of creativity! Each day, campers will explore a different Disney movie through hands-on art and music projects. From making instruments inspired by Soul to crafting Moana’s “Kakamora” coconuts and recycled art from Wall-E, the fun is non-stop. Campers will also enjoy themed games and movie screenings that tie their creations together in a truly imaginative experience.

 

What to Bring:

Please pack a labeled water bottle, a snack, and clothes that can get messy or a smock for art activities.

What to Expect:

Welcome to Flag Football Camp! Campers will build fundamental skills like passing, catching, running routes, and teamwork through drills, scrimmages, and fun competition. This fast-paced, high-energy camp is designed to boost confidence, athleticism, and sportsmanship in a supportive environment.

 

What to Bring:

Campers should wear athletic shoes (cleats optional), and bring a labeled water bottle. Optional items include football gloves, a hat, and sunglasses for sun protection.

What to Expect:

Get ready to jam! Campers will explore a variety of instruments including drums, boomwhackers, keyboards, ukuleles, and more. They’ll learn basic music reading, composition, and performance skills—ending the week with a collaborative group jam.

 

What to Bring:

A labeled water bottle and snack. Campers are welcome to bring their own instruments to share with the group if they’d like.

What to Expect: Welcome to It’s a Pirate’s Life for Me! Campers will explore the world of pirates through engaging stories, creative crafts, and fun activities designed to inspire imagination and peer connection. It’s all about learning and laughter on the high seas!

What to Pack: Please send a labeled backpack with a change of clothes, a healthy snack, a water bottle, and lunch if your child is staying for the day. Apply sunscreen and bug spray before drop-off.

What to Expect: Welcome to Jewelry Jamboree! Campers will explore themed days full of creativity and sparkle as they craft unique jewelry and accessories—from clay rings to glow-in-the-dark beads and ocean-inspired designs. Activities include decorating jewelry boxes, tote bags, and more, all in a fun, imaginative setting.

What to Pack: Please send a labeled snack each day for our morning break. Campers are welcome to dress up based on our daily themes:

 

• Monday: Girls Just Want to Have Fun

• Tuesday: Glow in the Dark & Glitter Day (white shirt recommended)

• Wednesday: Rainbow Power Day

• Thursday: Summer Fun Day

• Friday: Mermaid / Under the Sea Day

What to Expect: Welcome to Little Movers Dance Camp! Campers will groove through a week of fun with Zumba Kids, creative movement, and beginner choreography inspired by ballet, jazz, and hip hop. We’ll dance, laugh, and build friendships—ending the week with a special showcase and surprise keepsake!

What to Pack: No dance shoes needed! Just send your child in comfy clothes they can move in, along with a labeled water bottle and a snack each day.

What to Expect: Welcome to Little Veterinarian School! Campers will step into the role of a vet as they explore animal care through hands-on activities. They’ll perform nose-to-tail checkups, learn about nutrition, conduct tick checks, and discover how animals communicate through body language—all in a fun, engaging environment.

What to Pack: Please send your camper in comfortable clothing. Bring a labeled water bottle and a nut-free snack each day for our active learning adventures.

What to Expect:

Welcome to Math Wiz! Campers will sharpen their math skills through hands-on activities, games, and creative problem-solving—all in a fun and supportive classroom environment. Led by CDS teacher Barbie Monty, this camp is designed to strengthen foundational math while building confidence and excitement around numbers.

 

What to Bring:

A labeled water bottle, snack, and lunch each day. Please inform us of any medical needs or allergies. Campers should wear comfortable clothes for learning and movement.

What to Expect:  Campers will explore hands-on art and design inspired by the fan-favorite world of Minecraft. Activities include crafting, painting, and creative projects guided by our high school visual arts teacher with 17+ years of experience. We’ll enjoy snack breaks, lunch, and a pizza party on Friday! 

 

What to Pack:

A labeled water bottle, snack, lunch (if staying all day), and clothes that can get messy.

What to Expect:  Campers will explore hands-on art and design inspired by the fan-favorite world of Pokémon. Activities include crafting, painting, and creative projects guided by our high school visual arts teacher with 17+ years of experience. We’ll enjoy snack breaks, lunch, and a pizza party on Friday! 

 

What to Pack:

A labeled water bottle, snack, lunch (if staying all day), Pokémon theme accessories or toys and clothes that can get messy.

What to Expect:

¡Bienvenidos! At Spanish Culture Camp, campers will explore language and culture through songs, storytelling, crafts, and games. Each day focuses on a different Spanish-speaking country, with activities designed to make learning interactive and fun.

 

What to Bring:

A labeled water bottle and a morning snack. Campers may sample simple cultural foods—please inform us of any allergies or dietary restrictions in advance.

What to Expect:

Welcome to Soccer Fun! Campers will grow their soccer skills, play creative games, and take part in a friendly tournament at the end of the week. Activities include drills, team play, and custom player trading card projects.

 

What to Bring:

A soccer ball, labeled water bottle, and a snack. Cleats and shin guards are optional. If wearing cleats, please also pack sneakers for indoor activities.

What to Expect: Welcome to BAC Summer Sing-Along Camp! Led by Mr. Landi, campers will explore songs from around the world and across time periods. They’ll sing familiar and new tunes, learn musical concepts, and even compose their own songs. Campers will also have opportunities for solos and to perform favorite hits or Disney songs in a fun, supportive environment.

What to Pack: Please bring a labeled water bottle and a snack each day for our scheduled break.

Get ready for a week of curiosity, creativity, and hands-on discovery! In STEM Exploration Camp, campers will dive into science, technology, engineering, and math through engaging projects, team challenges, and exciting experiments. From building and problem-solving to exploring how things work, each day inspires innovation and a love of learning. This is a full-day camp—no half-day options are available.

 

Special Guest: This week, we’ll welcome a Mad Scientist who will lead campers through epic and wacky science experiments aligned with our theme.

 

Rest/Nap Time (ECC Only): ECC campers may participate in daily rest time around 12:30 PM in a quiet classroom. Cots are provided. Please send a pillow and blanket if you’d like your child to nap. Non-napping campers will enjoy supervised free play.

What to Pack:

 

Please send your camper with a backpack, labeled refillable water bottle, snacks, and lunch (unless enrolled in the FLIK lunch program). Extra clothes (shirt, pants, underwear) are encouraged in case of accidents. Optional but recommended: sunblock, bug spray, hat, and sunglasses.

 

If your child has severe allergies, clearly labeled medication should be sent in a sealed baggie.

 

We’re excited for a week full of STEM adventures!

Get ready to saddle up for a week of western-themed fun and frontier adventure! In Camp Wild Wild West, campers will step into the spirit of the Wild West through creative crafts, outdoor games, and team challenges. Each day brings new opportunities for imagination, exploration, and rootin’-tootin’ excitement. This is a full-day camp—no half-day options are available.

 

Field Trip – HorsePower for Kids: Wednesday, June 18

Campers will head out for a hands-on farm adventure where they’ll meet animals, explore the petting zoo, and enjoy outdoor exploration. We will depart campus at 9:15 AM and return by 1:30 PM. Please pack a lunch and snack for this day.

 

Weekly Pool Trip – Copeland Pool: Thursday, June 19

Campers will enjoy time at the pool with access to shallow and deep ends. Lifeguards will offer optional swim tests for campers wishing to use the deep end. Those not swimming will enjoy board games and books.

 

What to Pack:

 

Please send your camper with a labeled refillable water bottle, sunscreen, hat, bathing suit and towel (for pool day), comfortable clothes with closed-toe shoes, a snack, and lunch on field trip days.

 

We’re looking forward to a rootin’-tootin’ great week in the Wild West!