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SCHOOL AGE
SUMMER WONDER LAND is a summer day camp for for school age children from kindergarten through fourth grade. This is a full day program beginning at 7 a.m. and ending at 6 p.m. Our camp utilizes a curriculum that engages children's minds and bodies!
The curriculum we use at Summer Wonder Land called Discovery! is a series of interdisciplinary units of study with topics that are explored through fun academics, fine arts, and recreation/sports. It is developed by our teachers and introduces students to people, places, ideas, and events through developmentally appropriate, learning-filled fun activities.
In addition to this curricular focus there are opportunities for arts and crafts, music and movement, sports, outdoor games, dramatic play, swimming, water play, and lots of cooking! We want to help keep the children`s minds active and curious during the summer with a creative and fun approach to learning through their Camp experiences.
This year our focus is WEIRD and WONDERFUL WORLDS: A Voyage Through Time! Join us as we explore stange worlds near and far. We will learn about people, places and events through the eras. We will explore little known facts about solar systems, landforms, wildlife and our own bodies!
We are excited that we are continuing to design our program exclusively for students who have completed kindergarten through 4th grade. We believe that this age group benefits tremendously from a more focused curriculum created with just them in mind! With this age range, we are able to more directly target their unique developmental, social, and academic needs and strengths.
Come and learn more about our summer program at our OPEN HOUSE, March 18, 2010 at 6 p.m. at 791 E. Calaveras. Registration forms will be available. Please RSVP at 626-797-6142.
Page updated March 8, 2010 |
