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SUMMER

Kid's Playing Outdoor

Our program for the school-age student is designed for the dynamic, ever-changing needs of today's active children. This program emphasizes a safe, organized, and supervised environment that is responsive to the interests and developmental needs of your school-age child. During school holidays and summer months, we offer a full-day schedule, rich in hands-on activities and field trips. 

OUR PRIMARY GOALS

  • To acquire a sense of industry and productivity.

  • To develop a sense of competence to master or control his or her own environment on physical and intellectual levels.

  • To experience success that is recognized by others, especially peers, resulting in a feeling of positive self-worth.

  • Develop a love for Christ

HOW WE DO IT

  • Provide a loving, caring atmosphere with age appropriate routines, limitations and expectations

  • Foster a joyful, enthusiastic and spontaneous approach to children's exploratory behavior and creativity

  • Avail encouragement and assistance with homework

  • Encourage participation in interactive team building games and activities

  • Present a choice of quality resources play both indoors and outdoors

  • Allow children to assist with various duties throughout the day 

  • Incorporate freedom of choice in daily activities

  • Spiritual growth in the children is promoted through the teaching of Bible Stories, blessings at lunch, snack, dinner and through songs and teacher attitudes

  • Offer various activities and field trips

ACTIVITIES

  • Arts/Crafts

  • Cooking

  • Science (S.T.E.M.) Projects

  • Music

  • After-School Newsletter

  • Talent Shows

  • Carnivals

  • Community Service

  • Money Management

  • Spanish

SUMMER CAMP

A summer camp program is offered during the summer months for children of all ages. The camp is built around weekly themes. Activities include various art projects, music activities, water fun, sports, stories, cooking, theater and field trips. A separate summer program fee is generally charged to help cover transportation cost. Throughout the summer there are usually three or four field trips per week. The children go on trips that help them learn about the world around them and then they come home and journal about all of their experiences. The trips range from museums, movies, nature trails and visits to local businesses to more extraordinary trips to the Imax and state zoo.

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