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2026 PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
Building Our Camp Community — Stories of Friendship and New Beginnings:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories about friendship, teamwork, and new beginnings. They will identify main ideas, key details, and characters while connecting story themes to their own experiences as they settle into camp. Throughout the week, campers will engage in read-alouds, retelling activities, and creative group projects that build confidence and connection. By the end of the week, they will demonstrate understanding through sequencing, discussion, and a collaborative “Camp Connection Mural” that celebrates their shared community and goals for the summer.
Camp Math Adventures — Counting, Teamwork, and Patterns All Around
Wiz Kids will strengthen their math skills by exploring numbers, shapes, and patterns through fun, movement-based activities that build teamwork and confidence. They will practice counting objects around camp, create simple patterns, and explore shapes through songs, games, and art. Throughout the week, campers will connect math to their new environment—counting friends, sorting items by color or size, and building routines together. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate understanding by creating a collaborative “Math Around Camp” poster that shows how numbers and patterns appear in their camp community."
Identifying Main Ideas and Celebrating Creativity:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by identifying the main idea, key details, characters, and sequence of events across multiple stories. Through discussions and creative projects, they will explore themes of diversity, teamwork, and personal growth. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate understanding through retelling, phonics practice (letter P), recognizing rhymes, and creating a ""parade float"" that represents the stories’ main ideas and their own interpretations.
Math on Parade — Counting, Patterns, and Shapes in Motion:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their math skills through hands-on activities that make learning fun and creative. They will practice counting and addition by designing and organizing parade floats, identify and extend patterns, and explore measurement using everyday items. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will recognize and describe basic shapes and fractions, learning how shapes can change when sides or corners are added or removed.
Sequencing, Vocabulary, and Creative Retelling:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by listening to stories, identifying key details, and sequencing events. They will expand their vocabulary, practice sight words, and explore rhyming and prediction skills. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate understanding through retelling activities, sentence-building practice, and a creative “story taco” project inspired by the story.
Tacos and Totals — Counting, Grouping, and Story Math:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their understanding of counting, addition, and subtraction through fun, story-based activities. They will count forward and backward with Pete the Cat, explore pairs and grouping, and practice solving simple word problems. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply their math skills by estimating, sorting, and creating taco-themed addition activities inspired by Dragons Love Tacos.
Exploring Problem-Solving and Discovery Through Stories:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by retelling stories, identifying key events, and discussing characters, problems, and solutions. They will explore how imagination and perseverance help characters overcome challenges, connect reading with science by learning about plants and salamanders, and visualize story elements through art and hands-on projects. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate understanding through sequencing, vocabulary practice, and creative expression.
Nature Numbers — Counting, Sorting, and Patterns in the Outdoors:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their foundational math skills by practicing one-to-one correspondence, number recognition, and patterning. They will count, match, and sort objects by size and shape using a nature theme, and apply their skills through hands-on activities. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will practice counting up to 5, simple addition, and complete a fun “Cows’ Contract” project to reinforce number sense and visual discrimination.
Reading About Teamwork and Helping Others:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories about kindness, teamwork, and helping others. They will make predictions, recall important details, and describe how characters change throughout the story. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will make text-to-self connections, sequence events, and build a simple parachute project that reinforces creativity, problem-solving, and cooperation.
Building Kindness with Math — Shapes, Measurement, and Data:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their math skills through creative, story-inspired activities. They will practice addition and subtraction by filling “kindness buckets,” recognize and identify shapes in a birdhouse design, and measure and compare lengths using everyday items like paper clips and cubes. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will estimate, sort, and record data using tally marks, and apply counting skills in a fun parachute-building project that connects math, reading, and problem-solving.
Direction, Color, and Creative Storytelling
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by retelling and sequencing stories using key details. They will practice prediction, character analysis, and vocabulary while exploring prepositions and directional words through storytelling and movement. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will engage in creative projects like acting out stories, completing a maze inspired by We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, and mixing colors in a Mouse Paint activity to connect reading with hands-on learning.
Shape Builders — Geometry, Patterns, and Spatial Awareness:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their understanding of shapes, patterns, and measurement through creative, hands-on math activities. They will identify and describe 2D shapes, use geometric shapes to design and build robots, and measure their creations with everyday objects. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply counting, adding, and subtracting skills while designing patterned paper caps, exploring color mixing equations, and solving maze-based word problems that build spatial awareness and problem-solving skills.
Reading the World Around Us — Real-World Connections Through Stories
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading skills by exploring stories that connect to everyday life. They will practice identifying key details, making predictions, and discussing how stories relate to real topics like shadows, bridges, building, and staying healthy. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will bring their learning to life through creative activities such as observing how shadows change, designing simple bridges, and conducting a fun handwashing experiment inspired by the stories they read.
Mighty Math Engineers — Measuring, Building, and Teamwork:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their measurement and problem-solving skills through hands-on, team-based projects. They will estimate, measure, and compare lengths while exploring how math connects to the world around them. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will collect and organize data into simple charts, apply addition and subtraction to build bridges, and work collaboratively to construct a tower using exactly 100 cups—putting their counting and teamwork skills to the test.
Weather Watchers — Reading About Science and Nature
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories that connect science and weather to the world around them. They will learn how insects see, how wind moves, and how storms form through engaging read-alouds and discussions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will bring their learning to life through hands-on projects—creating insect-eye models, building weather vanes, experimenting with static electricity, and connecting story details to real-world observations.
Math Meets Science — Counting, Graphing, and Experimenting
Wiz Kids will strengthen their math and observation skills through hands-on, science-based projects. They will count, estimate, and compare results while exploring how insects see, how wind moves, and how materials behave. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create models of insect eyes, build simple weather vanes, use tally marks and graphs to record data, and experiment with different sounds while making rain sticks—combining creativity, counting, and scientific discover
Readers on the Rise — Reviewing and Celebrating Growth
Wiz Kids will review and apply the reading, writing, and problem-solving skills they’ve developed throughout the summer. They will revisit favorite stories, practice sequencing, retelling, and vocabulary, and make text-to-self connections through discussion and creative projects. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate how much they’ve grown as readers and thinkers by engaging in fun, hands-on activities that combine comprehension, imagination, teamwork, and reflection.
Math Masters — Reviewing and Creating Through Real-World Problem-Solving
Wiz Kids will review and apply the math skills they’ve learned throughout the summer through fun, hands-on activities. They will practice counting, addition, subtraction, patterns, shapes, and measurement while solving real-world problems and working together on creative projects. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate their growth as mathematicians by using what they’ve learned to build, sort, estimate, graph, and create—showing confidence and curiosity in how math connects to everyday life.
Building Our Reading Community — Stories About Friendship and New Beginnings
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories that highlight friendship, teamwork, and starting something new. They will identify story elements such as characters, setting, and key events while connecting the themes of the stories to their own experiences as they get to know their classmates and teachers. Through engaging read-alouds, partner discussions, and creative storytelling activities, campers will build confidence sharing ideas and making predictions.
Camp Math Connections — Counting, Teamwork, and Patterns Everywhere
Wiz Kids will strengthen their foundational math skills by exploring numbers, patterns, and shapes through fun, hands-on activities. They will practice counting, sorting, and simple addition and subtraction using objects found around camp, while learning how math helps us solve everyday problems. Throughout the week, campers will work in teams to play counting games, create shape art, and explore measurement using nonstandard tools like paper clips or cubes.
Exploring Stories and Real-World Connections:
Wiz Kids will identify key details, main characters, and settings in stories such as On the Town by Judith Caseley. They will build city and travel vocabulary, make text-to-self connections, and practice retelling events in sequence. Through a grocery store simulation, Wiz Kids will also learn the difference between needs and wants while designing their own products. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate understanding of story elements and emotions, and express themselves creatively through reading and discussion.
Building Math Fact Families and Real-World Problem-Solving:
Wiz Kids will explore how addition and subtraction are connected by learning about fact families and practicing mental math within 20. They will solve real-world problems involving money, create a “Fact Family Town” to show number relationships, and complete a camping-themed activity to help Mr. Magee pack his backpack using addition and subtraction. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will organize data using bar graphs and tally charts and explain how surveys help gather information.
Sequencing Stories and Exploring Character Perspectives:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by sequencing story events and distinguishing between real and make-believe elements. They will explore how characters respond to challenges and identify key details by asking and answering “who, what, where, when, why, and how” questions. Through stories about friendship and differences, Wiz Kids will analyze emotions, make text-to-self connections, and expand vocabulary in context. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will write their own creative story or letter from a character’s point of view, demonstrating understanding of rhythm, emotion, and theme.
Shapes, Patterns, and Data in Motion:
Wiz Kids will explore the properties of shapes and use numbers to create and identify patterns. They will practice measurement, data collection, and problem-solving by testing and comparing how different rocks roll. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will count, categorize, and graph crayon colors, then interpret their data using bar graphs to draw conclusions from their findings.
Understanding Themes and Making Global Connections:
Wiz Kids will identify main ideas, characters, and key events in stories while exploring themes like self-acceptance, caring for the Earth, and cultural awareness. They will discuss what it means to “go green,” compare their own lives to children around the world, and describe positive character traits in themselves and others. Through creative projects like designing personal passports and a cloud-and-rain experiment inspired by Cloudette, Wiz Kids will connect reading to real-world ideas about identity, environment, and community.
Counting, Sorting, and Measuring Through Hands-On Exploration:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their counting and problem-solving skills through real-world, hands-on activities. They will sort and count recyclable materials, practice addition and subtraction with beans, and explore patterns while collecting and graphing data. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will estimate and record water “raindrops” using droppers, compare group totals, and use tally marks and bar graphs to represent and interpret their results.
Perseverance, Problem-Solving, and Creativity in Stories:
Wiz Kids will strengthen reading comprehension by identifying the main idea, key events, and themes of perseverance and problem-solving. They will explore how characters like Iggy Peck and the butterfly overcome challenges through creativity and determination. Through hands-on projects—such as building a mini spaceship, designing structures, mapping butterfly migration, and creating a flip book of the butterfly life cycle—Wiz Kids will connect reading to STEM concepts, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving.
Shapes, Structures, and Creative Design:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their understanding of 2D and 3D shapes by identifying, describing, and using them in hands-on building projects. They will create symmetrical butterfly designs, construct 3D buildings using toothpicks and gumdrops or marshmallows, and explore how different shapes affect a structure’s strength. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply their geometry skills through creative STEM challenges, building boats and mini spaceships using recycled materials to connect math, art, and problem-solving.
Sequencing Stories and Exploring Planning and Problem-Solving:
Wiz Kids will identify the main idea, key details, and sequence of events in stories while analyzing characters’ actions, motivations, and consequences. They will strengthen comprehension by connecting story problems and solutions to real-life situations. Through a summer vacation planning project, Wiz Kids will practice organization, writing, and creative thinking as they design their own trip plan. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will also build reading fluency through rhythmic texts like Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin, exploring how sequence and sound work together to tell a story.
Time, Money, and Math in Motion:
Wiz Kids will apply their math skills to real-world situations by exploring shapes, time, and money. They will identify and use shapes to design a playground, practice telling time and sequencing daily activities, and strengthen their understanding of coin values by counting and making change. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply addition, subtraction, and pattern recognition while creating and using their own handmade instruments to make math fun and interactive.
Discovering Through Our Senses and Imagination:
Wiz Kids will strengthen comprehension by exploring both fiction and non-fiction texts about the five senses, creativity, and discovery. They will identify and describe how each sense helps us experience the world and retell key steps from informational texts, such as how ice cream is made. Through stories like A Rainbow of My Own and Ada Twist, Scientist, Wiz Kids will make text-to-self connections, ask and answer comprehension questions, and engage in creative projects—such as making a Five Senses Book and revealing invisible ink messages. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will connect reading with curiosity, observation, and imagination.
Math You Can See, Taste, and Measure:
Wiz Kids will connect math to real-life experiences through sensory-based and measurement activities. They will solve addition and subtraction word problems related to the five senses, measure ingredients using cups and spoons, and count and compare ice cream scoops and flavors. Through hands-on experiments, Wiz Kids will explore fractions (¼, ½, whole) and liquid density by layering and measuring different liquids. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply math skills to predict, record, and explain their observations in fun, interactive ways.
Exploring Character Traits and Themes Through Stories:
Wiz Kids will develop reading comprehension by identifying story elements—characters, setting, and plot—and discussing key messages from stories such as The Rainbow Fish, Violet the Pilot, Too Much Glue, and Rosie Revere, Engineer. They will explore themes of kindness, friendship, perseverance, and creativity, connecting them to their own experiences. Through discussion, writing, and art, Wiz Kids will reflect on how determination and generosity help characters—and themselves—overcome challenges and achieve goals.
Math Takes Flight — Measurement, Symmetry, and Data
Wiz Kids will explore measurement, symmetry, and spatial reasoning through fun, hands-on activities. They will follow step-by-step directions to build and test paper airplanes, measure and compare flight distances, and record and analyze their results. Campers will also practice counting and subtraction using fish scale counting activities inspired by The Rainbow Fish, then create and interpret graphs to show how many scales were shared or kept. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply measurement to their fish drawings, comparing lengths and sizes to strengthen their understanding of data and comparison.
Celebrating Our Stories — Reflection, Connection, and Growth
Wiz Kids will review and apply all the reading skills they’ve developed throughout the summer—identifying key details, sequencing events, analyzing character traits, and exploring story themes. They will revisit favorite books and discuss how stories about friendship, perseverance, creativity, and kindness connect to their own lives. Through group discussions, writing reflections, and creative art projects, Wiz Kids will celebrate their growth as readers and storytellers. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will share their favorite story moments and demonstrate how reading helps them better understand themselves, others, and the world around them.
Math All Around Us — Review, Reflection, and Real-World Application
Wiz Kids will review and apply the math skills they’ve learned throughout the summer—addition and subtraction, shapes and patterns, measurement, data collection, time, and money. They will revisit favorite hands-on projects to practice problem-solving, graphing, and teamwork. Through fun review stations and real-world challenges, Wiz Kids will demonstrate how math connects to everyday life—from designing, building, and measuring to comparing, counting, and recording results. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will celebrate their growth and confidence as mathematicians through creative reflection and collaborative problem-solving activities.
Building Our Reading Community — Exploring Stories About Friendship and New Beginnings
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories centered on friendship, cooperation, and starting new adventures. They will identify story elements—characters, setting, problem, and solution—while discussing how teamwork and kindness help characters reach their goals. Through engaging read-alouds, partner discussions, and creative storytelling activities, students will build confidence sharing their ideas and connecting stories to their own experiences.
Math Explorers — Patterns, Shapes, and Problem-Solving Around Camp
Wiz Kids will strengthen their foundational math skills by exploring how numbers, shapes, and patterns appear in the world around them. They will review place value, addition, and subtraction through interactive games, scavenger hunts, and hands-on challenges that build teamwork and confidence. Throughout the week, students will identify and create patterns, measure and compare objects, and use math to solve simple, real-world problems related to camp life.
Understanding Fables and Their Messages:
Wiz Kids will explore classic fables such as The Lion and the Mouse to identify their central message or moral. They will analyze how characters’ actions help teach the lesson and compare themes across different fables. By the end of the week, students will be able to recount a story using key details and clearly explain the lesson the author wants readers to learn.
Using Data and Measurement to Design a Community Park
Wiz Kids will practice real-world math skills by collecting and analyzing data to understand the needs and wants of their community. They will create and conduct surveys, interpret the results, and use the information to design a park that serves everyone. With opportunities for voice and choice, students will decide which playground features to include and how to lay out specific sections. By the end of the week, students will apply their understanding of area and perimeter to plan and design their park, showing how math helps solve real problems in the world around them.
Becoming Animal Experts — Research, Writing, and Informational Text
Wiz Kids will build their research and writing skills by selecting an animal of their choice and gathering key facts from multiple sources. They will explore real-world topics such as habitats, food chains, and conservation to understand why protecting animals and ecosystems is important. Using their research, students will write an organized informational piece and create a brochure that teaches others about their animal. This project encourages student voice and choice, strengthens informational reading skills, and empowers students to share their learning with their community.
Planning a Trip Using Budgets and Real-World Math
Wiz Kids will learn how math helps us make smart financial decisions by planning a fictional group trip. They will explore the costs of transportation, food, and activities, then work together to create a budget sheet that stays within a set spending limit. With opportunities for student voice and choice, each group will decide how to allocate their money and design the trip that makes the most sense for them. By the end of the week, students will understand the basics of budgeting and apply real-world financial literacy skills in a fun, meaningful way.
Comparing Stories by the Same Author — Understanding Characters Through Patterns
Wiz Kids will deepen their reading comprehension by comparing two stories written by the same author. They will analyze how themes, settings, and plots connect across texts and how these story elements help readers better understand the characters. With opportunities for student choice, each child will select the books they want to study and choose how to demonstrate their understanding—through written reports, presentations, or creative skits. By the end of the week, students will create and present a project that compares and contrasts their chosen stories, strengthening their ability to notice patterns in literature and appreciate the power of storytelling.
Designing Math Games — Creativity Meets Problem-Solving
Wiz Kids will apply their understanding of multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction by designing their own math game or puzzle. They will choose the theme, rules, and game mechanics, giving them ownership over the creative process. Throughout the week, students will explore how math is used in real-world entertainment, from board games to puzzles, and how games can help others practice important math skills. By the end of the week, students will build and present their finished game, explain the math behind it, and let classmates play—turning math practice into a fun, collaborative experience."
Exploring Point of View — How Narrators Shape a Story
Wiz Kids will investigate how a story changes when it is told from different perspectives. They will compare first-person and third-person narration across a variety of texts—including stories, news articles, and personal narratives—to understand how a narrator’s point of view influences the reader’s experience. With opportunities for student choice, each student will select the texts they want to analyze and choose a presentation format that fits their strengths, such as a visual project, written report, or dramatic reading. By the end of the week, students will write their own short scene from multiple perspectives, showing how changing the narrator can change the story itself.
Mixing Math and Measurement — Creating the Perfect Smoothie
Wiz Kids will explore how accurate measurement helps create consistent and delicious recipes by running their own “smoothie shop.” They will compare different units of measurement—such as grams, kilograms, and liters—through hands-on ingredient experiments. With full voice and choice, students will design their own smoothie recipes and choose how to present their final project, whether through a poster, digital display, or live demonstration. By the end of the week, students will convert between measurement units and apply their knowledge to adjust recipes, showing how math is essential in real-world food preparation.
Exploring Poems, Plays, and Prose — How Different Writing Styles Tell Stories
Wiz Kids will explore how stories and ideas are expressed differently through poems, drama, and prose. They will compare the structure and features of each type of writing and examine how these forms are used in real life—from books and plays to movies, spoken word, and TV storytelling. With student choice built in, each child will select the type of writing they want to focus on and decide how to present their understanding through a creative presentation, written report, or dramatic performance. By the end of the week, students will apply what they’ve learned by creating their own short piece—a poem, a scene, or a brief story—showing how different writing styles can communicate feelings and ideas in unique ways.
Classifying Shapes & Building Strong Structures
Wiz Kids will explore the world of quadrilaterals by identifying shared attributes and classifying shapes such as squares, rectangles, rhombuses, and trapezoids. Through hands-on activities inspired by architecture and engineering, students will investigate how different shapes contribute to strong and stable structures in real life. With voice and choice, each student will select one quadrilateral to feature on a creative “Wanted Poster,” choosing how to present their findings through a poster, digital presentation, or oral report. By the end of the week, students will understand how geometry is used to solve real-world problems and design buildings, bridges, and everyday structures.
Character Journeys — Understanding Growth and Theme Through Stories
Wiz Kids will explore how characters grow and change throughout a story and how those journeys reveal the story’s theme. They will choose stories and characters that interest them and analyze how challenges shape the character’s development. Wiz Kids will connect these journeys to real-life experiences involving friendship, bravery, and self-discovery. With opportunities for choice, they will decide how to present their understanding—through a visual project, written report, or creative skit. By the end of the week, students will create their own character journey and write or perform a short story showing how their character changes and what theme it represents.
Understanding Fractions in Everyday Life
Wiz Kids will learn how fractions show equal parts of a whole and how they appear in real-life situations—like cooking, sharing snacks, dividing objects, and measuring ingredients. They will explore and compare fractions, identify equivalent fractions, and use visual models to show their thinking. With voice and choice, students will choose the real-world scenarios they want to investigate and decide how to present their learning through a poster, digital presentation, or video demonstration. By the end of the week, students will understand why fractions matter and how we use them to solve everyday problems.
Writing to Persuade — Exploring How Inventions Shape Our World
Wiz Kids will build their opinion-writing skills by choosing an invention they believe has had the greatest impact on our lives. They will research its importance, gather supporting evidence, and write a persuasive piece explaining why their invention should be considered the most important. With opportunities for student voice and choice, they will decide how to share their argument—through a persuasive essay, visual presentation, or creative performance. By the end of the week, students will clearly present their reasoning and communicate their opinions with confidence.
Road Trip Math — Adding, Subtracting & Planning With Distance
Wiz Kids will become “road trip planners” as they explore how math helps us map out real-world travel. They will select their own starting city and destinations, then measure and record the distances between each stop. Using addition and subtraction, students will calculate total miles traveled and compare route options. With voice and choice, they will decide how to present their final road trip—such as through a visual map, written travel log, or class presentation. By the end of the week, students will understand how distance, time, and route planning work together and how math helps us make smart travel decisions.
Crafting Mood and Meaning — How Authors Use Language to Shape Stories
Wiz Kids will explore how authors use word choice, figurative language, and sensory details to create mood and meaning in a story. They will examine texts of their choosing to analyze how emotions and atmosphere are built through language and structure. With opportunities for student voice and choice, each child will select the passage they want to study and the mood they want to create in their own writing. By the end of the week, students will write and present a short original scene that uses descriptive, expressive language to convey a clear mood—helping them understand how authors craft powerful storytelling experiences.
Geometry in Action — Designing a Mini-Golf Course
Wiz Kids will apply their understanding of geometric shapes and area by designing their own mini-golf holes. They will explore how different shapes can be combined to create unique course layouts and calculate the area of each section accurately. With voice and choice, students will choose the theme, materials, and final presentation format—such as a 3D model, digital design, or video walkthrough. By the end of the week, students will demonstrate their geometry skills through creative design, problem-solving, and explaining how shape attributes and area measurements influenced their mini-golf course.
Building Our Reading Community — Stories of Friendship, Growth, and New Beginnings
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by exploring stories about friendship, teamwork, and starting something new. They will identify key story elements—characters, setting, problem, and solution—while discussing how collaboration and kindness help characters grow and overcome challenges. Through engaging read-alouds, small group discussions, and creative storytelling projects, students will build confidence as readers and writers while connecting stories to their own camp experiences.
Math in Our World — Patterns, Problem-Solving, and Real-Life Connections
Wiz Kids will kick off the summer by exploring how math is all around us—from patterns in nature to measurements in everyday life. They will review key skills like place value, addition, subtraction, and multiplication through hands-on games, scavenger hunts, and collaborative challenges. Throughout the week, campers will collect data, measure real objects, and design creative mini-projects that connect math to their camp environment.
Exploring Story Elements, Character Growth, and Perspectives
Wiz Kids will strengthen their reading comprehension by identifying key story elements—characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution—and analyzing how these parts help communicate a story’s message. They will also explore how characters grow and how different perspectives shape a story. Through their choice of a story map, skit, or digital presentation, Wiz Kids will demonstrate their understanding of how stories work and how characters’ experiences connect to real-life situations.
Designing a Community Park Using Data, Area & Perimeter
Wiz Kids will become real-world problem solvers as they collect and analyze survey data about what people want in a community park. They will learn how to ask meaningful questions, compare results using bar graphs, and discuss which features are most important based on the information they gather. With opportunities for voice and choice, Wiz Kids will choose the playground features they want to design and begin mapping out their park using area and perimeter. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will use math and community feedback to design park sections that reflect the needs and wants of the people who would use them.
Exploring Community Landmarks Through Research and Writing
Wiz Kids will become local historians by researching important community landmarks. They will choose a landmark to investigate, gather key details from multiple sources, and organize their findings. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will write and design an informational brochure that teaches others about the landmark’s history and significance, using their own questions, research choices, and creative presentation style.
Planning a Trip Using Budgets & Real-World Math
Wiz Kids will build financial literacy skills by learning how budgeting works in everyday life. Working in small groups, they will create a budget sheet and make decisions about transportation, food, and activities for a fictional trip. With opportunities for voice and choice, Wiz Kids will collaborate and decide how to spend their money wisely while staying within the set budget. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will understand basic budgeting concepts and see how math helps us make smart decisions when planning real-world experiences.
Understanding Cultural Stories & Creating Modern Fairytale Retellings
Wiz Kids will explore myths and fairytales from different cultures—such as Greek and Indigenous stories—to identify shared themes, patterns of events, and the cultural values they reflect. They will discuss how different perspectives shape storytelling and compare how various cultures express ideas about good, evil, and moral lessons. Using this understanding, Wiz Kids will choose a traditional fairytale and create their own modern retelling by updating the setting, characters, or moral. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate comprehension through a creative written retelling that applies the themes and structures studied.
Designing Math Games That Make Learning Fun
Wiz Kids will become game designers as they explore how math can make games fun and engaging. They will review and apply key skills—multiplication, division, multi-digit multiplication, long division, and adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators—to design their own math game or puzzle. With full creative choice over the game’s theme, rules, and format, Wiz Kids will plan, test, and build their final product while practicing problem-solving and collaboration. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will present their completed games to the class and explain the math concepts used in their design.
Point of View & How Narrators Shape a Story
Weekly Objective:
Wiz Kids will explore how point of view influences the way a story is told by comparing texts written in first-person and third-person narration. They will analyze how changing the narrator can shift a reader’s understanding of events, emotions, and motivations. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will examine examples from stories, news articles, and personal narratives to see how perspective shapes meaning in real-life communication as well as fiction. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply their learning by rewriting a short scene from different perspectives and presenting their comparisons in a format of their choice—such as a visual presentation, written report, or dramatic reading.
Mixing, Measuring & Mastering Smoothie Math
Wiz Kids will explore how measurement helps create the perfect smoothie recipe by comparing and using different units such as grams, kilograms, and liters. Through hands-on experimentation, they will learn to convert between measurement units and adjust ingredient amounts accurately. With voice and choice, Wiz Kids will design their own smoothie blends based on personal preferences and decide how to present their final “Smoothie Shop” project—whether through a poster, digital display, or live demonstration. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will apply real-world math skills to create consistent, well-balanced smoothies while expressing creativity and ownership in their work.
Exploring How Different Writing Styles Tell Stories
Wiz Kids will explore how poems, plays, and prose each tell stories in unique ways. They will compare the structure and style of these three types of writing, noticing how rhythm, dialogue, and descriptive language help express ideas and emotions. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will choose which form of writing they want to study more deeply and how they want to share their learning—through a presentation, written report, or dramatic performance. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own original piece (a short poem, script, or story) to demonstrate their understanding of how different formats shape storytelling.
Understanding Quadrilaterals Through Design & Engineering
Wiz Kids will explore the world of geometry by identifying, comparing, and classifying quadrilaterals based on their shared attributes. Through hands-on investigation, they will examine how different shapes contribute to the strength and stability of buildings, bridges, and everyday structures. With voice and choice, Wiz Kids will select a quadrilateral to feature in a creative “Wanted Poster,” choosing how they want to present their work—whether through a poster, digital presentation, or oral explanation. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will understand how geometry influences real engineering decisions and why the properties of shapes matter in solving real-world problems.
Understanding Themes Through Character Journeys
Wiz Kids will explore how characters grow and change in stories, and how those journeys reveal important themes such as friendship, bravery, and perseverance. They will choose stories and characters that interest them, analyze how those characters face challenges, and discuss how their experiences connect to real life. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will decide how to share their learning—through a visual project, written report, or creative skit. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own character journey by writing or performing a short story or scene that shows how a character changes and what theme their journey represents.
Fractions in Everyday Life
Wiz Kids will explore how fractions show up in daily life by dividing food items, measuring ingredients, sharing objects, and comparing equal parts in real-world scenarios. Through hands-on activities and discussions, they will learn to identify, compare, and create equivalent fractions while understanding why fractions matter in everyday decision-making. With voice and choice, Wiz Kids will select the real-life scenarios they want to explore and decide how to present their findings—through visual posters, digital presentations, or video demonstrations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently apply their understanding of fractions and explain how they help us solve practical, everyday problems.
Crafting Strong Opinions Through Persuasive Writing
Wiz Kids will explore how major inventions—such as electricity, the telephone, and the internet—have shaped the world we live in. They will choose the invention they believe has had the greatest impact and learn to support their viewpoint with clear reasons and evidence. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will decide how to share their argument, whether through a persuasive essay, visual presentation, or creative performance. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently present their opinion using strong persuasive techniques and thoughtful communication.
Mapping Math Through Road Trips
Wiz Kids will explore how math helps us plan real-life travel by mapping out their own road trips, choosing starting cities and destinations, and deciding how to present their journeys through maps, logs, or creative presentations. They will measure and record distances between locations, then add and subtract to calculate total trip distances while considering time, routes, and fun stops along the way. By connecting math to real-world travel planning, Wiz Kids will see how measurement and multi-step problem solving play an important role in making decisions—and will develop confidence in using math to explore the world around them.
Creating Mood and Meaning Through Descriptive Writing
Wiz Kids will explore how authors use word choice, figurative language, and sensory details to create strong moods and meaningful scenes in a story. They will analyze short texts to see how language influences emotion and atmosphere, then choose their own scene to rewrite using these techniques. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will write and present an original scene that demonstrates their understanding of how descriptive language shapes a reader’s experience.
Geometry in Motion — Designing a Mini-Golf Course
Wiz Kids will apply their understanding of geometry by designing and building their own mini-golf holes using a combination of geometric shapes. They will choose their themes, materials, and presentation format—whether a physical model, digital design, or video walkthrough—giving them full creative ownership. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will explore shape attributes, practice calculating area, and see how geometry is used in real-world design settings like architecture and recreational planning. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will present their mini-golf hole designs and explain how they used shapes and measurements to bring their ideas to life.
Making Music Together — Sounds, Beats, and Camp Rhythms
Wiz Kids will explore the joy of making music by discovering how different sounds and beats come together. They will practice keeping a steady rhythm through clapping, tapping, and simple instruments while learning to listen and move in sync with others. Throughout the week, campers will sing, play, and move to songs that build connection and confidence as they settle into camp life. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will perform a short group rhythm activity or chant that celebrates teamwork and the sounds of their new camp community.
Welcome to the Stage — Building Confidence and Creativity Through Play
Wiz Kids will explore the world of drama by using imagination, movement, and expression to tell stories and connect with others. They will learn how to communicate emotions and ideas through body language, facial expressions, and voice while participating in fun improvisation and group activities. Throughout the week, campers will work together to act out short scenes and storytelling games that build confidence and teamwork. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will perform a brief, lighthearted skit that celebrates creativity, collaboration, and the joy of performing.
Ready, Set, Build! — Exploring Shapes, Balance, and Teamwork
Wiz Kids will be introduced to engineering by exploring how shapes and balance help create strong, stable structures. They will work together to design and build simple towers and bridges using everyday materials, experimenting with what makes a structure sturdy or wobbly. Through hands-on play and teamwork, campers will develop problem-solving skills and curiosity about how things are built.
Art Explorers — Colors, Shapes, and Creative Expression
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the world of art by exploring how colors, lines, and shapes can express ideas and emotions. They will learn basic art concepts through stories, guided drawings, and hands-on projects that encourage creativity and self-expression. Throughout the week, campers will experiment with mixing colors, using different textures, and creating their own imaginative masterpieces. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their creativity with a “Camp Art Gallery” that celebrates their individuality and the joy of making art together.
All About Me — Building Friendships and Camp Community
Wiz Kids will develop social-emotional skills by exploring what makes each person unique and how to build positive relationships with others. They will practice identifying emotions, sharing about themselves, and showing kindness through stories, games, and group discussions. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to express feelings, listen to others, and work together as a team. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Friendship Garden” where each camper adds a flower representing their strengths, helping grow a sense of belonging and community at camp.
Bienvenidos a Español — Discovering Language Through Play
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language through songs, movement, and games that spark curiosity and excitement for learning. They will explore how people around the world use different words to say the same things and learn simple classroom expressions like “sí,” “no,” and “gracias.” Throughout the week, campers will participate in interactive activities that build comfort hearing and repeating Spanish in a fun, low-pressure way. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Word of the Day” wall featuring their favorite new Spanish words as a celebration of their first steps toward becoming young language explorers.
Exploring Sound and Rhythm:
Wiz Kids will discover that music is made up of different sounds and beats. They will explore fast and slow tempos, loud and soft dynamics, and create simple rhythms using clapping, tapping, and classroom instruments.
Expressive Communication:
Wiz Kids will learn how to express themselves using words, body language, and facial expressions. They’ll practice sharing ideas and feelings through fun dramatic play and storytelling.
Build a Bridge:
Wiz Kids will explore how engineers design strong, balanced structures by building their own bridges that can hold a small toy. They will experiment with different materials and designs to see which shapes make a bridge stronger. Through teamwork and hands-on testing, Wiz Kids will learn about balance, weight distribution, and how support beams and arches help real bridges stay sturdy.
Exploring Picasso and Abstract Portraits:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Pablo Picasso and explore how he used shapes, color, and expression to create abstract portraits. They will look closely at Picasso’s famous works, discuss how art can show different emotions, and create their own Picasso-inspired self-portraits using bold colors and geometric shapes.
Understanding Feelings:
Wiz Kids will learn to recognize and name their own emotions and the emotions of others. Through stories and activities, they will practice expressing how they feel in healthy ways and understand that all feelings are okay.
Greetings and Introductions in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language and learn how to greet others by saying “Hola” (hello), “Adiós” (goodbye), and introduce themselves using “Me llamo…” (my name is). They will practice through songs, games, and a classroom scavenger hunt, building confidence using Spanish in everyday situations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a mini-booklet called Mi Libro de Saludos to show what they’ve learned about greetings and introductions.
Keeping the Beat:
Wiz Kids will practice keeping a steady beat through songs, chants, and movement. They will play along with instruments like rhythm sticks and drums to match the pulse of the music.
Body Awareness and Movement:
Wiz Kids will explore how their bodies move and how movement can show different emotions or actions during performances.
Simple Machines – Levers:
Wiz Kids will discover how levers make work easier by creating their own seesaws using simple materials. They will test how changing the position of the lever and the size of the load affects movement and balance. As they build and adjust their designs, Wiz Kids will develop an understanding of effort, force, and how simple machines are used in everyday life to help lift and move objects.
Exploring Georges Seurat and Pointillism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Georges Seurat and his unique painting style called pointillism, where pictures are created using tiny dots of color. They will explore how colors can blend visually to form new shades and images. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Seurat-inspired artwork using dots to make patterns, pictures, and colorful scenes.
Building Self-Awareness:
Wiz Kids will explore their strengths, interests, and qualities that make them unique. They will practice using positive self-talk and celebrate what makes them special while learning that everyone grows and learns at their own pace.
Numbers and Counting in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their Spanish vocabulary by learning to count from one to ten (uno–diez) through songs, games, and movement-based activities. They will practice using numbers in fun, hands-on ways—feeding “el monstruo” pom-poms, playing bingo, and hopping through a Spanish number hopscotch. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently count, recognize, and say numbers in Spanish, and use them in simple addition phrases like.
Melody and Pitch:
Wiz Kids will learn that pitch is how high or low a sound is. They will practice singing simple melodies and using their voices to explore pitch patterns (high/low, up/down) through call-and-response songs and games.
Imagination and Creativity:
Through creative games and improvisation, Wiz Kids will use their imagination to bring new characters and stories to life.
Wind Power:
Wiz Kids will learn how energy from nature can create movement by designing and building pinwheels. They will explore how the size and shape of the blades affect how fast the pinwheel spins and discuss how wind energy can be used to power machines like windmills or turbines. This activity encourages curiosity about renewable energy and helps Wiz Kids connect science and engineering concepts to the world around them.
Exploring Leonardo da Vinci and Portrait Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Leonardo da Vinci and explore how he used careful observation and detail to create realistic portraits. They will study the Mona Lisa and discuss how artists capture expression and emotion in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Da Vinci-inspired portraits, focusing on proportion, detail, and craftsmanship.
Practicing Self-Control:
Wiz Kids will learn strategies for calming their bodies and minds when they feel upset or frustrated. They will practice breathing exercises, counting, and other techniques to help make good choices even when things feel hard.
Family and Descriptive Words (La Familia y los Adjetivos):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of family members and simple adjectives to describe them. They will practice speaking in full sentences using phrases like “Mi mamá se llama…” and “Mi hermano es divertido.” Through games, songs, and hands-on projects, Wiz Kids will create a family tree (árbol familiar) and bring it to life with a puppet show introducing their family members in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe their families using new Spanish words and expressions.
Music and Movement:
Wiz Kids will connect music with movement by dancing, marching, and using scarves or body motions to show rhythm and emotion. They will express how music makes them feel through creative movement.
Collaboration & Teamwork:
Wiz Kids will work together to plan and perform short skits or scenes, learning how to listen to each other’s ideas and build on them as a team.
Spaghetti Towers:
Wiz Kids will use creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving to build the tallest tower possible using spaghetti and marshmallows. They will experiment with different shapes and structures to see which designs are the most stable. Through trial and error, Wiz Kids will discover how triangles and wide bases create stronger buildings—just like real engineers use in skyscraper design.
Exploring Robert Indiana and Pop Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Robert Indiana and his famous Pop Art designs, including his iconic LOVE sculpture. They will explore how artists use bold colors, shapes, and words to express messages and emotions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own word art using bright colors and creative lettering, inspired by Indiana’s style and focus on positivity and meaning.
Empathy and Kindness:
Wiz Kids will learn what it means to show empathy—understanding how others feel—and will practice kindness through words and actions. They’ll explore how small acts of kindness can make a big difference in their classroom and community.
Colors and Clothing in Spanish (Los Colores y la Ropa):
Wiz Kids will build on their Spanish skills by learning the names of clothing items and colors. They will practice describing what they and others are wearing using complete sentences like “Llevo una camisa roja” (I’m wearing a red shirt). Through songs, games, and hands-on art activities, Wiz Kids will dress paper dolls, play “Guess Who” in Spanish, and sculpt colorful clay characters wearing creative outfits. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe clothing and colors in Spanish using vocabulary and sentence structures they can apply in everyday situations.
Musical Patterns and Form:
Wiz Kids will identify and create musical patterns they hear in songs (such as AB or AAB forms). They will use rhythm instruments and voices to repeat, change, and combine musical ideas.
Character Development:
Wiz Kids will learn how to create and act out different characters—thinking about how they look, feel, and behave.
Boat Design:
Wiz Kids will become marine engineers by designing and building boats that can float and carry weight. They will test how many pennies their boats can hold before sinking while learning about buoyancy, weight distribution, and water resistance. Through observation and reflection, Wiz Kids will improve their designs to create stronger, more balanced boats that stay afloat longer.
Exploring Andy Warhol and Pop Art Prints:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Andy Warhol and how he used bright colors, repetition, and everyday objects to create Pop Art. They will explore how color and pattern can change the way an image looks and feels. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own Warhol-inspired artwork by repeating a single image—such as a handprint, object, or shape—in different bold colors to create a vibrant pop art composition.
Friendship and Cooperation:
Wiz Kids will practice being a good friend by taking turns, listening, sharing, and working together. They will learn how to solve small disagreements respectfully and understand what teamwork looks like.
Food and Mealtime in Spanish (La Comida y Las Comidas del Día):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of common foods and the meals of the day — desayuno (breakfast), almuerzo (lunch), and cena (dinner). They will practice using full sentences like “Para el desayuno, como huevos” (For breakfast, I eat eggs) and express likes and dislikes using “Me gusta” and “No me gusta.” Through songs, games, and hands-on activities, Wiz Kids will sort foods by meal type, create menus, and design their own “paper plate meal” labeled in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe what they eat in Spanish and share their creations in a “Plato Parade.”
Instrument Exploration:
Wiz Kids will explore different instruments, learning how each produces sound and contributes to a song. They will identify families of instruments (percussion, string, brass, woodwind) and perform simple ensemble pieces.
Storytelling Skills:
Wiz Kids will practice retelling familiar stories and creating their own, learning about story elements like setting, plot, and character.
Pulley Play:
Wiz Kids will explore how pulleys make lifting easier by designing and testing their own pulley systems. They will work together to move small objects using string, spools, and cups, discovering how adding more pulleys can reduce the effort needed. This lesson helps Wiz Kids connect what they build to real-world tools like cranes and elevators, showing how engineers use pulleys every day.
Exploring Alexander Calder and Kinetic Sculpture:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Alexander Calder and how he created moving sculptures called mobiles and stable sculptures called stabiles. They will explore how balance, color, and shape can work together to create art that moves. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design and build their own Calder-inspired mobile using paper shapes and ribbon, discovering how art and engineering connect through movement.
Respect and Responsibility:
Wiz Kids will learn how respect looks, sounds, and feels—both toward others and themselves. They will also practice being responsible by following routines, taking care of materials, and doing their part to help the group.
My Body in Spanish (Mi Cuerpo):
Wiz Kids will learn to name and identify body parts in Spanish through songs, movement, and art. They will sing “Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas y Pies” and play interactive games to connect words with actions. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will expand their vocabulary to include facial features and simple actions like caminar (walk), correr (run), and bailar (dance). By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a colorful “Mi Cuerpo” poster labeling body parts in Spanish and share their project using complete sentences like “Yo tengo ojos y manos.”
Expressing Feelings Through Music:
Wiz Kids will listen to a variety of songs and discuss how music can express emotions like happiness, calmness, or excitement. They will create their own short rhythm or melody to show a feeling or story.
Stage Presence & Confidence:
Through regular performances and games, Wiz Kids will build confidence speaking and performing in front of others. Wiz Kids will explore what it’s like to be in someone else’s shoes by acting out different roles and situations.
Mini Engineering Fair:
Wiz Kids will apply everything they’ve learned throughout the program to design and present their own creative engineering projects. They will plan, build, and test a design that uses one or more engineering concepts—such as balance, force, or movement. During the fair, Wiz Kids will share their process, explain what worked and what didn’t, and celebrate their creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork as young engineers.
Exploring Claude Monet and Impressionism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Claude Monet and how he captured light, color, and movement in his outdoor paintings. They will explore the idea of painting “en plein air” (outside) and discover how artists can use color mixing to show how things look in nature. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Monet-inspired water lily artwork using layered textures and bright colors to represent reflections on water.
Problem-Solving and Making Choices:
Wiz Kids will explore how to solve problems by thinking before acting, considering others’ feelings, and finding fair solutions. They’ll practice decision-making through classroom games and stories.
Likes and Preferences in Spanish (Me Gusta / No Me Gusta):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish skills by learning how to express their likes and dislikes using the phrases “Me gusta” (I like) and “No me gusta” (I don’t like). They will practice talking about foods, animals, and colors through songs, games, and creative art activities. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will participate in interactive games like “¿Te gusta?” and create a “Todo Sobre Mí” mini-book to share their favorite things in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently express their preferences and contribute to a class mural celebrating all the things they love—¡en español!
Music Around the World:
Wiz Kids will explore songs and rhythms from different cultures, learning to appreciate how people everywhere use music to tell stories, celebrate, and connect with others.
Cultural Appreciation:
Wiz Kids will experience stories and folktales from around the world, learning to appreciate and celebrate different cultures through drama and performance.
Real-World Engineers:
Wiz Kids will reflect on how engineering shapes the world around them—from bridges and buildings to toys and technology. They will look back on their favorite projects, identify what skills they’ve gained, and discuss how engineers use creativity and perseverance to solve everyday problems. The week will end with a celebration of their work and a showcase of their favorite inventions, highlighting their growth as innovative thinkers and problem-solvers.
Exploring Henri Rousseau and Jungle Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Henri Rousseau and his imaginative jungle paintings filled with plants and animals. They will explore how artists use texture, layers, and color to create depth and detail in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own jungle scene inspired by Rousseau—complete with animals, trees, and bright tropical plants—using drawing, cutting, and collage techniques.
Managing Worries and Building Confidence:
Wiz Kids will talk about things that make them nervous or worried and learn ways to feel brave and confident. They will practice positive affirmations and celebrate the progress they’ve made in facing challenges.
Review and Celebration of Learning (¡Repasamos y Celebramos!):
Wiz Kids will review and apply everything they’ve learned in Spanish this summer — greetings, numbers, family members, colors, body parts, food, and how to express what they like. Through songs, games, and creative projects, they will practice speaking in full sentences like “Me llamo…,” “Tengo una familia grande,” and “Me gusta la pizza.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their progress through a fun “Spanish Showcase,” combining art, movement, and conversation to celebrate how much they’ve grown as young Spanish speakers.
Making Music Together — Sounds, Beats, and Camp Rhythms
Wiz Kids will explore the joy of making music by discovering how different sounds and beats come together. They will practice keeping a steady rhythm through clapping, tapping, and simple instruments while learning to listen and move in sync with others. Throughout the week, campers will sing, play, and move to songs that build connection and confidence as they settle into camp life. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will perform a short group rhythm activity or chant that celebrates teamwork and the sounds of their new camp community.
Welcome to the Stage — Building Confidence and Creativity Through Play
Wiz Kids will explore the world of drama by using imagination, movement, and expression to tell stories and connect with others. They will learn how to communicate emotions and ideas through body language, facial expressions, and voice while participating in fun improvisation and group activities. Throughout the week, campers will work together to act out short scenes and storytelling games that build confidence and teamwork. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will perform a brief, lighthearted skit that celebrates creativity, collaboration, and the joy of performing.
Ready, Set, Build! — Exploring Shapes, Balance, and Teamwork
Wiz Kids will be introduced to engineering by exploring how shapes and balance help create strong, stable structures. They will work together to design and build simple towers and bridges using everyday materials, experimenting with what makes a structure sturdy or wobbly. Through hands-on play and teamwork, campers will develop problem-solving skills and curiosity about how things are built.
Art Explorers — Colors, Shapes, and Creative Expression
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the world of art by exploring how colors, lines, and shapes can express ideas and emotions. They will learn basic art concepts through stories, guided drawings, and hands-on projects that encourage creativity and self-expression. Throughout the week, campers will experiment with mixing colors, using different textures, and creating their own imaginative masterpieces. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their creativity with a “Camp Art Gallery” that celebrates their individuality and the joy of making art together.
All About Me — Building Friendships and Camp Community
Wiz Kids will develop social-emotional skills by exploring what makes each person unique and how to build positive relationships with others. They will practice identifying emotions, sharing about themselves, and showing kindness through stories, games, and group discussions. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to express feelings, listen to others, and work together as a team. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Friendship Garden” where each camper adds a flower representing their strengths, helping grow a sense of belonging and community at camp.
Bienvenidos a Español — Discovering Language Through Play
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language through songs, movement, and games that spark curiosity and excitement for learning. They will explore how people around the world use different words to say the same things and learn simple classroom expressions like “sí,” “no,” and “gracias.” Throughout the week, campers will participate in interactive activities that build comfort hearing and repeating Spanish in a fun, low-pressure way. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Word of the Day” wall featuring their favorite new Spanish words as a celebration of their first steps toward becoming young language explorers.
Exploring Sound and Rhythm:
Wiz Kids will discover that music is made up of different sounds and beats. They will explore fast and slow tempos, loud and soft dynamics, and create simple rhythms using clapping, tapping, and classroom instruments.
Expressive Communication:
Wiz Kids will learn how to express themselves using words, body language, and facial expressions. They’ll practice sharing ideas and feelings through fun dramatic play and storytelling.
Build a Bridge:
Wiz Kids will explore how engineers design strong, balanced structures by building their own bridges that can hold a small toy. They will experiment with different materials and designs to see which shapes make a bridge stronger. Through teamwork and hands-on testing, Wiz Kids will learn about balance, weight distribution, and how support beams and arches help real bridges stay sturdy.
Exploring Picasso and Abstract Portraits:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Pablo Picasso and explore how he used shapes, color, and expression to create abstract portraits. They will look closely at Picasso’s famous works, discuss how art can show different emotions, and create their own Picasso-inspired self-portraits using bold colors and geometric shapes.
Understanding Feelings:
Wiz Kids will learn to recognize and name their own emotions and the emotions of others. Through stories and activities, they will practice expressing how they feel in healthy ways and understand that all feelings are okay.
Greetings and Introductions in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language and learn how to greet others by saying “Hola” (hello), “Adiós” (goodbye), and introduce themselves using “Me llamo…” (my name is). They will practice through songs, games, and a classroom scavenger hunt, building confidence using Spanish in everyday situations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a mini-booklet called Mi Libro de Saludos to show what they’ve learned about greetings and introductions.
Keeping the Beat:
Wiz Kids will practice keeping a steady beat through songs, chants, and movement. They will play along with instruments like rhythm sticks and drums to match the pulse of the music.
Body Awareness and Movement:
Wiz Kids will explore how their bodies move and how movement can show different emotions or actions during performances.
Simple Machines – Levers:
Wiz Kids will discover how levers make work easier by creating their own seesaws using simple materials. They will test how changing the position of the lever and the size of the load affects movement and balance. As they build and adjust their designs, Wiz Kids will develop an understanding of effort, force, and how simple machines are used in everyday life to help lift and move objects.
Exploring Georges Seurat and Pointillism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Georges Seurat and his unique painting style called pointillism, where pictures are created using tiny dots of color. They will explore how colors can blend visually to form new shades and images. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Seurat-inspired artwork using dots to make patterns, pictures, and colorful scenes.
Building Self-Awareness:
Wiz Kids will explore their strengths, interests, and qualities that make them unique. They will practice using positive self-talk and celebrate what makes them special while learning that everyone grows and learns at their own pace.
Numbers and Counting in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their Spanish vocabulary by learning to count from one to ten (uno–diez) through songs, games, and movement-based activities. They will practice using numbers in fun, hands-on ways—feeding “el monstruo” pom-poms, playing bingo, and hopping through a Spanish number hopscotch. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently count, recognize, and say numbers in Spanish, and use them in simple addition phrases like.
Melody and Pitch:
Wiz Kids will learn that pitch is how high or low a sound is. They will practice singing simple melodies and using their voices to explore pitch patterns (high/low, up/down) through call-and-response songs and games.
Imagination and Creativity:
Through creative games and improvisation, Wiz Kids will use their imagination to bring new characters and stories to life.
Wind Power:
Wiz Kids will learn how energy from nature can create movement by designing and building pinwheels. They will explore how the size and shape of the blades affect how fast the pinwheel spins and discuss how wind energy can be used to power machines like windmills or turbines. This activity encourages curiosity about renewable energy and helps Wiz Kids connect science and engineering concepts to the world around them.
Exploring Leonardo da Vinci and Portrait Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Leonardo da Vinci and explore how he used careful observation and detail to create realistic portraits. They will study the Mona Lisa and discuss how artists capture expression and emotion in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Da Vinci-inspired portraits, focusing on proportion, detail, and craftsmanship.
Practicing Self-Control:
Wiz Kids will learn strategies for calming their bodies and minds when they feel upset or frustrated. They will practice breathing exercises, counting, and other techniques to help make good choices even when things feel hard.
Family and Descriptive Words (La Familia y los Adjetivos):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of family members and simple adjectives to describe them. They will practice speaking in full sentences using phrases like “Mi mamá se llama…” and “Mi hermano es divertido.” Through games, songs, and hands-on projects, Wiz Kids will create a family tree (árbol familiar) and bring it to life with a puppet show introducing their family members in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe their families using new Spanish words and expressions.
Music and Movement:
Wiz Kids will connect music with movement by dancing, marching, and using scarves or body motions to show rhythm and emotion. They will express how music makes them feel through creative movement.
Collaboration & Teamwork:
Wiz Kids will work together to plan and perform short skits or scenes, learning how to listen to each other’s ideas and build on them as a team.
Spaghetti Towers:
Wiz Kids will use creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving to build the tallest tower possible using spaghetti and marshmallows. They will experiment with different shapes and structures to see which designs are the most stable. Through trial and error, Wiz Kids will discover how triangles and wide bases create stronger buildings—just like real engineers use in skyscraper design.
Exploring Robert Indiana and Pop Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Robert Indiana and his famous Pop Art designs, including his iconic LOVE sculpture. They will explore how artists use bold colors, shapes, and words to express messages and emotions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own word art using bright colors and creative lettering, inspired by Indiana’s style and focus on positivity and meaning.
Empathy and Kindness:
Wiz Kids will learn what it means to show empathy—understanding how others feel—and will practice kindness through words and actions. They’ll explore how small acts of kindness can make a big difference in their classroom and community.
Colors and Clothing in Spanish (Los Colores y la Ropa):
Wiz Kids will build on their Spanish skills by learning the names of clothing items and colors. They will practice describing what they and others are wearing using complete sentences like “Llevo una camisa roja” (I’m wearing a red shirt). Through songs, games, and hands-on art activities, Wiz Kids will dress paper dolls, play “Guess Who” in Spanish, and sculpt colorful clay characters wearing creative outfits. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe clothing and colors in Spanish using vocabulary and sentence structures they can apply in everyday situations.
Musical Patterns and Form:
Wiz Kids will identify and create musical patterns they hear in songs (such as AB or AAB forms). They will use rhythm instruments and voices to repeat, change, and combine musical ideas.
Character Development:
Wiz Kids will learn how to create and act out different characters—thinking about how they look, feel, and behave.
Boat Design:
Wiz Kids will become marine engineers by designing and building boats that can float and carry weight. They will test how many pennies their boats can hold before sinking while learning about buoyancy, weight distribution, and water resistance. Through observation and reflection, Wiz Kids will improve their designs to create stronger, more balanced boats that stay afloat longer.
Exploring Andy Warhol and Pop Art Prints:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Andy Warhol and how he used bright colors, repetition, and everyday objects to create Pop Art. They will explore how color and pattern can change the way an image looks and feels. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own Warhol-inspired artwork by repeating a single image—such as a handprint, object, or shape—in different bold colors to create a vibrant pop art composition.
Friendship and Cooperation:
Wiz Kids will practice being a good friend by taking turns, listening, sharing, and working together. They will learn how to solve small disagreements respectfully and understand what teamwork looks like.
Food and Mealtime in Spanish (La Comida y Las Comidas del Día):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of common foods and the meals of the day — desayuno (breakfast), almuerzo (lunch), and cena (dinner). They will practice using full sentences like “Para el desayuno, como huevos” (For breakfast, I eat eggs) and express likes and dislikes using “Me gusta” and “No me gusta.” Through songs, games, and hands-on activities, Wiz Kids will sort foods by meal type, create menus, and design their own “paper plate meal” labeled in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe what they eat in Spanish and share their creations in a “Plato Parade.”
Instrument Exploration:
Wiz Kids will explore different instruments, learning how each produces sound and contributes to a song. They will identify families of instruments (percussion, string, brass, woodwind) and perform simple ensemble pieces.
Storytelling Skills:
Wiz Kids will practice retelling familiar stories and creating their own, learning about story elements like setting, plot, and character.
Pulley Play:
Wiz Kids will explore how pulleys make lifting easier by designing and testing their own pulley systems. They will work together to move small objects using string, spools, and cups, discovering how adding more pulleys can reduce the effort needed. This lesson helps Wiz Kids connect what they build to real-world tools like cranes and elevators, showing how engineers use pulleys every day.
Exploring Alexander Calder and Kinetic Sculpture:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Alexander Calder and how he created moving sculptures called mobiles and stable sculptures called stabiles. They will explore how balance, color, and shape can work together to create art that moves. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design and build their own Calder-inspired mobile using paper shapes and ribbon, discovering how art and engineering connect through movement.
Respect and Responsibility:
Wiz Kids will learn how respect looks, sounds, and feels—both toward others and themselves. They will also practice being responsible by following routines, taking care of materials, and doing their part to help the group.
My Body in Spanish (Mi Cuerpo):
Wiz Kids will learn to name and identify body parts in Spanish through songs, movement, and art. They will sing “Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas y Pies” and play interactive games to connect words with actions. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will expand their vocabulary to include facial features and simple actions like caminar (walk), correr (run), and bailar (dance). By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a colorful “Mi Cuerpo” poster labeling body parts in Spanish and share their project using complete sentences like “Yo tengo ojos y manos.”
Expressing Feelings Through Music:
Wiz Kids will listen to a variety of songs and discuss how music can express emotions like happiness, calmness, or excitement. They will create their own short rhythm or melody to show a feeling or story.
Stage Presence & Confidence:
Through regular performances and games, Wiz Kids will build confidence speaking and performing in front of others. Wiz Kids will explore what it’s like to be in someone else’s shoes by acting out different roles and situations.
Mini Engineering Fair:
Wiz Kids will apply everything they’ve learned throughout the program to design and present their own creative engineering projects. They will plan, build, and test a design that uses one or more engineering concepts—such as balance, force, or movement. During the fair, Wiz Kids will share their process, explain what worked and what didn’t, and celebrate their creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork as young engineers.
Exploring Claude Monet and Impressionism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Claude Monet and how he captured light, color, and movement in his outdoor paintings. They will explore the idea of painting “en plein air” (outside) and discover how artists can use color mixing to show how things look in nature. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Monet-inspired water lily artwork using layered textures and bright colors to represent reflections on water.
Problem-Solving and Making Choices:
Wiz Kids will explore how to solve problems by thinking before acting, considering others’ feelings, and finding fair solutions. They’ll practice decision-making through classroom games and stories.
Likes and Preferences in Spanish (Me Gusta / No Me Gusta):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish skills by learning how to express their likes and dislikes using the phrases “Me gusta” (I like) and “No me gusta” (I don’t like). They will practice talking about foods, animals, and colors through songs, games, and creative art activities. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will participate in interactive games like “¿Te gusta?” and create a “Todo Sobre Mí” mini-book to share their favorite things in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently express their preferences and contribute to a class mural celebrating all the things they love—¡en español!
Music Around the World:
Wiz Kids will explore songs and rhythms from different cultures, learning to appreciate how people everywhere use music to tell stories, celebrate, and connect with others.
Cultural Appreciation:
Wiz Kids will experience stories and folktales from around the world, learning to appreciate and celebrate different cultures through drama and performance.
Real-World Engineers:
Wiz Kids will reflect on how engineering shapes the world around them—from bridges and buildings to toys and technology. They will look back on their favorite projects, identify what skills they’ve gained, and discuss how engineers use creativity and perseverance to solve everyday problems. The week will end with a celebration of their work and a showcase of their favorite inventions, highlighting their growth as innovative thinkers and problem-solvers.
Exploring Henri Rousseau and Jungle Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Henri Rousseau and his imaginative jungle paintings filled with plants and animals. They will explore how artists use texture, layers, and color to create depth and detail in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own jungle scene inspired by Rousseau—complete with animals, trees, and bright tropical plants—using drawing, cutting, and collage techniques.
Managing Worries and Building Confidence:
Wiz Kids will talk about things that make them nervous or worried and learn ways to feel brave and confident. They will practice positive affirmations and celebrate the progress they’ve made in facing challenges.
Review and Celebration of Learning (¡Repasamos y Celebramos!):
Wiz Kids will review and apply everything they’ve learned in Spanish this summer — greetings, numbers, family members, colors, body parts, food, and how to express what they like. Through songs, games, and creative projects, they will practice speaking in full sentences like “Me llamo…,” “Tengo una familia grande,” and “Me gusta la pizza.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their progress through a fun “Spanish Showcase,” combining art, movement, and conversation to celebrate how much they’ve grown as young Spanish speakers.
Kitchen Basics & Safety
Wiz Kids will learn the foundations of kitchen safety, including how to handle tools properly, wash hands correctly, and keep their cooking space clean. They will practice using kid-safe knives, measuring cups, and basic utensils while preparing simple no-cook recipes like fruit salads or yogurt parfaits. By the end of the week, students will demonstrate safe kitchen habits and confidence in following simple recipe steps.
Becoming Bold Performers: Acting Basics
Wiz Kids will jump into drama by learning how actors use their voices, faces, and bodies to bring stories to life. They will practice voice projection, stage presence, and expressiveness through fun warm-ups and short performance games.
Introduction to Engineering & The Engineering Design Process
Wiz Kids will become real problem-solvers as they explore what engineers do and how they think. They will learn the steps of the Engineering Design Process—Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Improve—through hands-on challenges. By the end of the week, students will work in small teams to design and build a simple structure while practicing collaboration, creativity, and scientific thinking.
Building Our Creative Community — Art, Identity, and Imagination
Wiz Kids will strengthen their artistic skills by exploring how art can express who we are and how we see the world. They will learn to use color, line, and texture to represent emotions, ideas, and personal stories through drawing, painting, and collage. Throughout the week, students will create self-portraits, collaborative murals, and abstract designs that reflect friendship, teamwork, and creativity.
Intro to Coding: Creating an Interactive Name Tag
Campers will learn the basics of block-based coding using Scratch. They will explore how to use coding blocks to make characters move, talk, and respond to interactions. By the end of the week, students will design their own animated, interactive name tag and learn how to test and fix (debug) their code.
Bienvenidos a Español — Discovering Language Through Play
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language through songs, movement, and games that spark curiosity and excitement for learning. They will explore how people around the world use different words to say the same things and learn simple classroom expressions like “sí,” “no,” and “gracias.” Throughout the week, campers will participate in interactive activities that build comfort hearing and repeating Spanish in a fun, low-pressure way. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Word of the Day” wall featuring their favorite new Spanish words as a celebration of their first steps toward becoming young language explorers.
Exploring the Five Food Groups
Wiz Kids will explore the five major food groups and learn how each one helps the body stay healthy. They will read food labels, identify ingredients, and build balanced snacks such as veggie wraps or whole-grain cracker “tasting boards.” By the end of the week, students will create their own balanced meal plate and explain why each food group matters.
Creating Characters With Personality
Wiz Kids will explore how to build memorable characters by experimenting with emotions, gestures, movement styles, and backstories. They’ll bring original characters to life through short scenes, costumes, and playful exercises.
Simple Machines: Inclined Planes & Levers
Wiz Kids will explore how simple machines make work easier. Through experiments with inclined planes and levers, they will make predictions, record observations, and test how these tools help lift or move objects. By the end of the week, students will design a simple machine that solves a real-world problem, strengthening their understanding of force, motion, and mechanical advantage.
Exploring Picasso and Abstract Portraits:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Pablo Picasso and explore how he used shapes, color, and expression to create abstract portraits. They will look closely at Picasso’s famous works, discuss how art can show different emotions, and create their own Picasso-inspired self-portraits using bold colors and geometric shapes.
Animation Basics: Bringing Stories to Life
Campers will learn how animation works by creating short animated scenes. They will explore how characters move, change costumes, and interact with their environment. By the end of the week, students will create a simple animated story that uses movement, timing, and events.
Greetings and Introductions in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language and learn how to greet others by saying “Hola” (hello), “Adiós” (goodbye), and introduce themselves using “Me llamo…” (my name is). They will practice through songs, games, and a classroom scavenger hunt, building confidence using Spanish in everyday situations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a mini-booklet called Mi Libro de Saludos to show what they’ve learned about greetings and introductions.
Measuring, Mixing & Math in the Kitchen
Wiz Kids will strengthen their measuring and math skills by working with teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, and simple fractions. They will learn how to follow step-by-step instructions while preparing recipes like smoothie bowls, chia pudding, or trail mix. By the end of the week, students will accurately measure ingredients and explain why precise measurements matter in cooking.
Improv Adventures!
Wiz Kids will dive into improvisation, using quick thinking, creativity, and teamwork. They’ll learn to say “Yes, and…” to keep scenes going, build dialogue on the spot, and create silly or dramatic moments through improv games and challenges."
Exploring Bridges & Structural Strength
Wiz Kids will learn what makes bridges strong and stable. They will explore beam, arch, and suspension bridges and test how shape and support impact strength. Using everyday materials, students will build their own model bridge and modify it to improve stability. They will also record data and compare designs to understand structural engineering.
Exploring Georges Seurat and Pointillism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Georges Seurat and his unique painting style called pointillism, where pictures are created using tiny dots of color. They will explore how colors can blend visually to form new shades and images. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Seurat-inspired artwork using dots to make patterns, pictures, and colorful scenes.
Maze Game: Designing a Playable Challenge
This week focuses on game design. Campers will build a maze game where players navigate a character through obstacles. They will learn how to program movement with arrow keys, detect when the character hits a wall, and design a winning goal. Wiz Kids will test and improve their game using peer feedback.
Numbers and Counting in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their Spanish vocabulary by learning to count from one to ten (uno–diez) through songs, games, and movement-based activities. They will practice using numbers in fun, hands-on ways—feeding “el monstruo” pom-poms, playing bingo, and hopping through a Spanish number hopscotch. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently count, recognize, and say numbers in Spanish, and use them in simple addition phrases like.
Fruits, Veggies & Colorful Eating
Wiz Kids will learn why eating a variety of colors helps the body grow strong. They will explore flavor, texture, and nutrient differences among fruits and vegetables. Through hands-on activities—like building rainbow salads, veggie kebabs, or fresh salsas—students will taste new foods and describe their observations. By the end of the week, students will identify at least five new fruits or vegetables and their benefits.
Cracking the Script Code
Wiz Kids will practice reading short scripts and decoding what characters want, feel, and do. They will explore plot, setting, and theme, then act out short scenes to show their understanding of the script’s message.
Circuits, Conductors & Electricity
Wiz Kids will become junior electrical engineers as they learn how electricity flows and what materials conduct or block it. They will build simple circuits using batteries, wires, and bulbs while experimenting with switches and different materials. By the end of the week, students will design a small electrical project—such as a light-up card—to demonstrate their understanding.
Exploring Leonardo da Vinci and Portrait Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Leonardo da Vinci and explore how he used careful observation and detail to create realistic portraits. They will study the Mona Lisa and discuss how artists capture expression and emotion in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Da Vinci-inspired portraits, focusing on proportion, detail, and craftsmanship.
Music Maker: Coding a Tune
Wiz Kids will explore how coding and music connect. They will experiment with sound, pitch, loops, and timing to create their own short musical program. By the end of the week, campers will code and share a tune that includes instrument changes, repeated sections, and creative sound effects.
Family and Descriptive Words (La Familia y los Adjetivos):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of family members and simple adjectives to describe them. They will practice speaking in full sentences using phrases like “Mi mamá se llama…” and “Mi hermano es divertido.” Through games, songs, and hands-on projects, Wiz Kids will create a family tree (árbol familiar) and bring it to life with a puppet show introducing their family members in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe their families using new Spanish words and expressions.
Healthy Snacks & Smart Choices
"Wiz Kids will discover how to create delicious, nutritious snacks that give the body energy. They will compare packaged snacks with homemade alternatives, learn about sugar and hidden ingredients, and prepare simple snacks such as energy bites, hummus dip, or apple “nachos.” By the end of the week, students will understand how to spot healthier options and make choices that fuel their bodies.
Acting With Your Whole Body
Wiz Kids will strengthen their vocal expression and physical acting skills. They will experiment with posture, movement, pacing, and vocal variety to communicate emotion clearly on stage. This week includes mime activities and expressive movement challenges.
Renewable Energy: Wind & Solar Power
Wiz Kids will explore how renewable energy powers our world. They will build and test small wind turbines and experiment with solar energy using mini solar panels or solar toys. Through guided inquiry, students will observe how energy is transformed and stored. By the end of the week, they will design a renewable-energy prototype that solves an everyday challenge.
Exploring Robert Indiana and Pop Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Robert Indiana and his famous Pop Art designs, including his iconic LOVE sculpture. They will explore how artists use bold colors, shapes, and words to express messages and emotions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own word art using bright colors and creative lettering, inspired by Indiana’s style and focus on positivity and meaning.
Space Adventure: Creating an Obstacle Game
This week, students will build a space-themed game where a character avoids moving obstacles. They will use conditionals (if/then), variables (like score), and broadcasts to create interactive gameplay. Wiz Kids will add sound effects, a scoring system, and a game-over message to make their game exciting and challenging.
Colors and Clothing in Spanish (Los Colores y la Ropa):
Wiz Kids will build on their Spanish skills by learning the names of clothing items and colors. They will practice describing what they and others are wearing using complete sentences like “Llevo una camisa roja” (I’m wearing a red shirt). Through songs, games, and hands-on art activities, Wiz Kids will dress paper dolls, play “Guess Who” in Spanish, and sculpt colorful clay characters wearing creative outfits. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe clothing and colors in Spanish using vocabulary and sentence structures they can apply in everyday situations.
Around the World: Cultural Foods & Traditions
Wiz Kids will explore foods from different cultures and learn how ingredients reflect traditions and geography. They will sample or prepare kid-friendly recipes such as guacamole, sushi-style rice rolls, or pita with tzatziki. By the end of the week, students will create a simple “passport page” describing a dish they tried and what they learned about its culture"
Building Scenes Together
Wiz Kids will work in teams to create short scenes. They will practice listening, supporting others’ ideas, taking turns, and combining creative ideas to build group performances. This week strengthens communication, cooperation, and ensemble skills.
Robotics & Coding Foundations
Wiz Kids will step into the world of robotics by learning how machines follow instructions. They will explore basic coding concepts such as sequences, loops, and debugging using age-appropriate robotics tools (Bee-Bots, Dash, Sphero, or similar). By the end of the week, students will design a simple robot pathway or challenge and program their robot to complete it.
Exploring Andy Warhol and Pop Art Prints:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Andy Warhol and how he used bright colors, repetition, and everyday objects to create Pop Art. They will explore how color and pattern can change the way an image looks and feels. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own Warhol-inspired artwork by repeating a single image—such as a handprint, object, or shape—in different bold colors to create a vibrant pop art composition.
Interactive Game Show Quiz
Campers will create their own quiz game that asks questions, checks answers, and gives feedback. They will use user-input blocks, scoring systems, sound effects, and multiple scenes. By the end of the week, students will have a fully interactive quiz that classmates can play.
Food and Mealtime in Spanish (La Comida y Las Comidas del Día):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of common foods and the meals of the day — desayuno (breakfast), almuerzo (lunch), and cena (dinner). They will practice using full sentences like “Para el desayuno, como huevos” (For breakfast, I eat eggs) and express likes and dislikes using “Me gusta” and “No me gusta.” Through songs, games, and hands-on activities, Wiz Kids will sort foods by meal type, create menus, and design their own “paper plate meal” labeled in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe what they eat in Spanish and share their creations in a “Plato Parade.”
Instrument Exploration:
Wiz Kids will learn beginner-friendly cooking techniques such as chopping, grilling on a countertop burner, sautéing lightly, and using a blender safely. They will practice these skills through recipes like quesadillas, veggie stir-fry, or warm oatmeal bowls. By the end of the week, students will identify basic cooking techniques and demonstrate safe use of small appliances.
Exploring Styles of Theater
Wiz Kids will experience different theatrical styles such as comedy, drama, fairy tales, and musical theater. Through games and mini-performances, they will learn how each style has its own energy, rhythm, and acting choices.
Engineering with Nature: Environmental Engineering
Wiz Kids will learn how engineers protect our planet. They will explore water filtration, erosion, pollution, and eco-friendly design. Wiz Kids will build their own mini filtration systems, test soil erosion models, and brainstorm solutions for real environmental issues. By the end of the week, they will create an eco-engineering prototype, applying science to help the environment.
Exploring Alexander Calder and Kinetic Sculpture:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Alexander Calder and how he created moving sculptures called mobiles and stable sculptures called stabiles. They will explore how balance, color, and shape can work together to create art that moves. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design and build their own Calder-inspired mobile using paper shapes and ribbon, discovering how art and engineering connect through movement.
Capstone Week: Build Your Own Game
In the final week, students will design, code, and present an original game of their own choice. They will brainstorm ideas, build a prototype, add game mechanics, test and debug, and finalize their project. At the end of the week, campers will showcase their game and explain the choices they made as game designers.
My Body in Spanish (Mi Cuerpo):
Wiz Kids will learn to name and identify body parts in Spanish through songs, movement, and art. They will sing “Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas y Pies” and play interactive games to connect words with actions. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will expand their vocabulary to include facial features and simple actions like caminar (walk), correr (run), and bailar (dance). By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a colorful “Mi Cuerpo” poster labeling body parts in Spanish and share their project using complete sentences like “Yo tengo ojos y manos.”
Baking Basics (No-Bake & Low-Heat Recipes)
Wiz Kids will explore the science behind baking by preparing no-bake or low-heat treats such as granola bars, mini fruit crisps, or banana oat cookies. They will learn how ingredients like leavening agents, fats, and grains function in recipes. By the end of the week, students will understand the basics of combining wet and dry ingredients and will complete a simple “baking experiment” to observe changes in texture and flavor.
Growing Confidence on Stage
Wiz Kids will practice performing in front of others in a safe, encouraging environment. Through supportive activities, they will develop courage, self-esteem, and stage confidence while celebrating their progress as young actors.
Towers, Domes & Architectural Design
Wiz Kids will investigate what makes tall structures stand strong. They will explore domes, columns, and triangular supports before constructing their own towers. Working in teams, students will design, build, and test tall structures while strengthening their understanding of balance, weight distribution, and engineering innovation.
Exploring Claude Monet and Impressionism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Claude Monet and how he captured light, color, and movement in his outdoor paintings. They will explore the idea of painting “en plein air” (outside) and discover how artists can use color mixing to show how things look in nature. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Monet-inspired water lily artwork using layered textures and bright colors to represent reflections on water.
Coding Showcase & Game Expo: Sharing Our Creations
In the final week, campers will polish, refine, and present their completed coding projects. They will revisit their games or animations to fix bugs, improve design, and add any finishing touches. Wiz Kids will also practice explaining how their code works, what challenges they solved, and what they are most proud of. The week will end with a Coding Expo where campers present their projects for classmates, staff, and families to explore and play.
Likes and Preferences in Spanish (Me Gusta / No Me Gusta):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish skills by learning how to express their likes and dislikes using the phrases “Me gusta” (I like) and “No me gusta” (I don’t like). They will practice talking about foods, animals, and colors through songs, games, and creative art activities. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will participate in interactive games like “¿Te gusta?” and create a “Todo Sobre Mí” mini-book to share their favorite things in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently express their preferences and contribute to a class mural celebrating all the things they love—¡en español!
Culinary Creators — Showcasing Skills and Celebrating Flavor
Wiz Kids will review and apply all the culinary skills they’ve learned throughout the summer—from kitchen safety and measurement to cultural foods and creative recipes. They will plan, prepare, and present a simple dish that highlights their favorite techniques and flavors, working collaboratively to showcase what they’ve mastered. Throughout the week, students will reflect on how food connects people, cultures, and creativity while practicing teamwork, planning, and presentation skills.
Celebrating Creativity and Teamwork on Stage
Wiz Kids will apply everything they’ve learned about acting, character, and performance to create and present their own original scenes. They will collaborate to write short skits, design simple props, and rehearse their performances while practicing voice projection, expression, and teamwork. Throughout the week, campers will reflect on how acting builds confidence, empathy, and creativity.
Inventors at Work — Designing, Testing, and Creating Solutions
Wiz Kids will apply the engineering skills they’ve developed all summer to plan, design, and build their own creative inventions. They will review key concepts such as force, motion, structure, and energy while brainstorming real-world problems they can solve through engineering. Throughout the week, students will sketch designs, build prototypes using everyday materials, and test and improve their creations through observation and teamwork.
Exploring Henri Rousseau and Jungle Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Henri Rousseau and his imaginative jungle paintings filled with plants and animals. They will explore how artists use texture, layers, and color to create depth and detail in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own jungle scene inspired by Rousseau—complete with animals, trees, and bright tropical plants—using drawing, cutting, and collage techniques.
Coding Creators — Showcasing Innovation and Interactive Design
Wiz Kids will apply all the coding and design skills they’ve learned throughout the summer to create, refine, and present their own original digital projects. They will review key coding concepts such as loops, conditionals, variables, and debugging while improving their previous games or animations. Throughout the week, campers will collaborate, test one another’s projects, and add final touches like sound effects, scoring, and creative visuals.
Review and Celebration of Learning (¡Repasamos y Celebramos!):
Wiz Kids will review and apply everything they’ve learned in Spanish this summer — greetings, numbers, family members, colors, body parts, food, and how to express what they like. Through songs, games, and creative projects, they will practice speaking in full sentences like “Me llamo…,” “Tengo una familia grande,” and “Me gusta la pizza.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their progress through a fun “Spanish Showcase,” combining art, movement, and conversation to celebrate how much they’ve grown as young Spanish speakers.
Kitchen Basics & Safety
Wiz Kids will learn the foundations of kitchen safety, including how to handle tools properly, wash hands correctly, and keep their cooking space clean. They will practice using kid-safe knives, measuring cups, and basic utensils while preparing simple no-cook recipes like fruit salads or yogurt parfaits. By the end of the week, students will demonstrate safe kitchen habits and confidence in following simple recipe steps.
Becoming Bold Performers: Acting Basics
Wiz Kids will jump into drama by learning how actors use their voices, faces, and bodies to bring stories to life. They will practice voice projection, stage presence, and expressiveness through fun warm-ups and short performance games.
Introduction to Engineering & The Engineering Design Process
Wiz Kids will become real problem-solvers as they explore what engineers do and how they think. They will learn the steps of the Engineering Design Process—Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Improve—through hands-on challenges. By the end of the week, students will work in small teams to design and build a simple structure while practicing collaboration, creativity, and scientific thinking.
Building Our Creative Community — Art, Identity, and Imagination
Wiz Kids will strengthen their artistic skills by exploring how art can express who we are and how we see the world. They will learn to use color, line, and texture to represent emotions, ideas, and personal stories through drawing, painting, and collage. Throughout the week, students will create self-portraits, collaborative murals, and abstract designs that reflect friendship, teamwork, and creativity.
Intro to Coding: Creating an Interactive Name Tag
Campers will learn the basics of block-based coding using Scratch. They will explore how to use coding blocks to make characters move, talk, and respond to interactions. By the end of the week, students will design their own animated, interactive name tag and learn how to test and fix (debug) their code.
Bienvenidos a Español — Discovering Language Through Play
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language through songs, movement, and games that spark curiosity and excitement for learning. They will explore how people around the world use different words to say the same things and learn simple classroom expressions like “sí,” “no,” and “gracias.” Throughout the week, campers will participate in interactive activities that build comfort hearing and repeating Spanish in a fun, low-pressure way. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a “Word of the Day” wall featuring their favorite new Spanish words as a celebration of their first steps toward becoming young language explorers.
Kitchen Basics & Safety
Wiz Kids will learn the foundations of kitchen safety, including how to handle tools properly, wash hands correctly, and keep their cooking space clean. They will practice using kid-safe knives, measuring cups, and basic utensils while preparing simple no-cook recipes like fruit salads or yogurt parfaits. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will demonstrate safe kitchen habits and confidence in following simple recipe steps.
Becoming Bold Performers: Acting Basics
Wiz Kids will jump into drama by learning how actors use their voices, faces, and bodies to bring stories to life. They will practice voice projection, stage presence, and expressiveness through fun warm-ups and short performance games.
Introduction to Engineering & The Engineering Design Process
Wiz Kids will become real problem-solvers as they explore what engineers do and how they think. They will learn the steps of the Engineering Design Process—Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Improve—through hands-on challenges. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will work in small teams to design and build a simple structure while practicing collaboration, creativity, and scientific thinking.
Exploring Picasso and Abstract Portraits:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Pablo Picasso and explore how he used shapes, color, and expression to create abstract portraits. They will look closely at Picasso’s famous works, discuss how art can show different emotions, and create their own Picasso-inspired self-portraits using bold colors and geometric shapes.
Intro to Coding: Creating an Interactive Name Tag
Campers will learn the basics of block-based coding using Scratch. They will explore how to use coding blocks to make characters move, talk, and respond to interactions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own animated, interactive name tag and learn how to test and fix (debug) their code.
Greetings and Introductions in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will be introduced to the Spanish language and learn how to greet others by saying “Hola” (hello), “Adiós” (goodbye), and introduce themselves using “Me llamo…” (my name is). They will practice through songs, games, and a classroom scavenger hunt, building confidence using Spanish in everyday situations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a mini-booklet called Mi Libro de Saludos to show what they’ve learned about greetings and introductions.
Exploring the Five Food Groups
Wiz Kids will explore the five major food groups and learn how each one helps the body stay healthy. They will read food labels, identify ingredients, and build balanced snacks such as veggie wraps or whole-grain cracker “tasting boards.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own balanced meal plate and explain why each food group matters
Creating Characters With Personality
Wiz Kids will explore how to build memorable characters by experimenting with emotions, gestures, movement styles, and backstories. They’ll bring original characters to life through short scenes, costumes, and playful exercises.
Simple Machines: Inclined Planes & Levers
Wiz Kids will explore how simple machines make work easier. Through experiments with inclined planes and levers, they will make predictions, record observations, and test how these tools help lift or move objects. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design a simple machine that solves a real-world problem, strengthening their understanding of force, motion, and mechanical advantage.
Exploring Georges Seurat and Pointillism:
"Wiz Kids will learn about artist Georges Seurat and his unique painting style called pointillism, where pictures are created using tiny dots of color. They will explore how colors can blend visually to form new shades and images. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Seurat-inspired artwork using dots to make patterns, pictures, and colorful scenes.
Animation Basics: Bringing Stories to Life
Campers will learn how animation works by creating short animated scenes. They will explore how characters move, change costumes, and interact with their environment. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a simple animated story that uses movement, timing, and events.
Numbers and Counting in Spanish:
Wiz Kids will strengthen their Spanish vocabulary by learning to count from one to ten (uno–diez) through songs, games, and movement-based activities. They will practice using numbers in fun, hands-on ways—feeding “el monstruo” pom-poms, playing bingo, and hopping through a Spanish number hopscotch. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently count, recognize, and say numbers in Spanish, and use them in simple addition phrases like.
Measuring, Mixing & Math in the Kitchen
Wiz Kids will strengthen their measuring and math skills by working with teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, and simple fractions. They will learn how to follow step-by-step instructions while preparing recipes like smoothie bowls, chia pudding, or trail mix. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will accurately measure ingredients and explain why precise measurements matter in cooking.
Improv Adventures!
Wiz Kids will dive into improvisation, using quick thinking, creativity, and teamwork. They’ll learn to say “Yes, and…” to keep scenes going, build dialogue on the spot, and create silly or dramatic moments through improv games and challenges.
Exploring Bridges & Structural Strength
Wiz Kids will learn what makes bridges strong and stable. They will explore beam, arch, and suspension bridges and test how shape and support impact strength. Using everyday materials, Wiz Kids will build their own model bridge and modify it to improve stability. They will also record data and compare designs to understand structural engineering.
Exploring Leonardo da Vinci and Portrait Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Leonardo da Vinci and explore how he used careful observation and detail to create realistic portraits. They will study the Mona Lisa and discuss how artists capture expression and emotion in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Da Vinci-inspired portraits, focusing on proportion, detail, and craftsmanship.
Maze Game: Designing a Playable Challenge
This week focuses on game design. Campers will build a maze game where players navigate a character through obstacles. They will learn how to program movement with arrow keys, detect when the character hits a wall, and design a winning goal. Wiz Kids will test and improve their game using peer feedback.
Family and Descriptive Words (La Familia y los Adjetivos):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of family members and simple adjectives to describe them. They will practice speaking in full sentences using phrases like “Mi mamá se llama…” and “Mi hermano es divertido.” Through games, songs, and hands-on projects, Wiz Kids will create a family tree (árbol familiar) and bring it to life with a puppet show introducing their family members in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe their families using new Spanish words and expressions.
Fruits, Veggies & Colorful Eating
Wiz Kids will learn why eating a variety of colors helps the body grow strong. They will explore flavor, texture, and nutrient differences among fruits and vegetables. Through hands-on activities—like building rainbow salads, veggie kebabs, or fresh salsas—Wiz Kids will taste new foods and describe their observations. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will identify at least five new fruits or vegetables and their benefits.
Cracking the Script Code
Wiz Kids will practice reading short scripts and decoding what characters want, feel, and do. They will explore plot, setting, and theme, then act out short scenes to show their understanding of the script’s message.
Circuits, Conductors & Electricity
Wiz Kids will become junior electrical engineers as they learn how electricity flows and what materials conduct or block it. They will build simple circuits using batteries, wires, and bulbs while experimenting with switches and different materials. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design a small electrical project—such as a light-up card—to demonstrate their understanding.
Exploring Robert Indiana and Pop Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Robert Indiana and his famous Pop Art designs, including his iconic LOVE sculpture. They will explore how artists use bold colors, shapes, and words to express messages and emotions. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own word art using bright colors and creative lettering, inspired by Indiana’s style and focus on positivity and meaning.
Music Maker: Coding a Tune
Wiz Kids will explore how coding and music connect. They will experiment with sound, pitch, loops, and timing to create their own short musical program. By the end of the week, campers will code and share a tune that includes instrument changes, repeated sections, and creative sound effects.
Colors and Clothing in Spanish (Los Colores y la Ropa):
Wiz Kids will build on their Spanish skills by learning the names of clothing items and colors. They will practice describing what they and others are wearing using complete sentences like “Llevo una camisa roja” (I’m wearing a red shirt). Through songs, games, and hands-on art activities, Wiz Kids will dress paper dolls, play “Guess Who” in Spanish, and sculpt colorful clay characters wearing creative outfits. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe clothing and colors in Spanish using vocabulary and sentence structures they can apply in everyday situations.
Healthy Snacks & Smart Choices
Wiz Kids will discover how to create delicious, nutritious snacks that give the body energy. They will compare packaged snacks with homemade alternatives, learn about sugar and hidden ingredients, and prepare simple snacks such as energy bites, hummus dip, or apple “nachos.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will understand how to spot healthier options and make choices that fuel their bodies.
Acting With Your Whole Body
Wiz Kids will strengthen their vocal expression and physical acting skills. They will experiment with posture, movement, pacing, and vocal variety to communicate emotion clearly on stage. This week includes mime activities and expressive movement challenges.
Renewable Energy: Wind & Solar Power
Wiz Kids will explore how renewable energy powers our world. They will build and test small wind turbines and experiment with solar energy using mini solar panels or solar toys. Through guided inquiry, Wiz Kids will observe how energy is transformed and stored. By the end of the week, they will design a renewable-energy prototype that solves an everyday challenge.
Exploring Andy Warhol and Pop Art Prints:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Andy Warhol and how he used bright colors, repetition, and everyday objects to create Pop Art. They will explore how color and pattern can change the way an image looks and feels. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own Warhol-inspired artwork by repeating a single image—such as a handprint, object, or shape—in different bold colors to create a vibrant pop art composition.
Space Adventure: Creating an Obstacle Game
This week, Wiz Kids will build a space-themed game where a character avoids moving obstacles. They will use conditionals (if/then), variables (like score), and broadcasts to create interactive gameplay. Wiz Kids will add sound effects, a scoring system, and a game-over message to make their game exciting and challenging.
Food and Mealtime in Spanish (La Comida y Las Comidas del Día):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish vocabulary by learning the names of common foods and the meals of the day — desayuno (breakfast), almuerzo (lunch), and cena (dinner). They will practice using full sentences like “Para el desayuno, como huevos” (For breakfast, I eat eggs) and express likes and dislikes using “Me gusta” and “No me gusta.” Through songs, games, and hands-on activities, Wiz Kids will sort foods by meal type, create menus, and design their own “paper plate meal” labeled in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently describe what they eat in Spanish and share their creations in a “Plato Parade.”
Around the World: Cultural Foods & Traditions
Wiz Kids will explore foods from different cultures and learn how ingredients reflect traditions and geography. They will sample or prepare kid-friendly recipes such as guacamole, sushi-style rice rolls, or pita with tzatziki. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a simple “passport page” describing a dish they tried and what they learned about its culture.
Building Scenes Together
Wiz Kids will work in teams to create short scenes. They will practice listening, supporting others’ ideas, taking turns, and combining creative ideas to build group performances. This week strengthens communication, cooperation, and ensemble skills.
Robotics & Coding Foundations
Wiz Kids will step into the world of robotics by learning how machines follow instructions. They will explore basic coding concepts such as sequences, loops, and debugging using age-appropriate robotics tools (Bee-Bots, Dash, Sphero, or similar). By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design a simple robot pathway or challenge and program their robot to complete it.
Exploring Alexander Calder and Kinetic Sculpture:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Alexander Calder and how he created moving sculptures called mobiles and stable sculptures called stabiles. They will explore how balance, color, and shape can work together to create art that moves. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design and build their own Calder-inspired mobile using paper shapes and ribbon, discovering how art and engineering connect through movement.
Interactive Game Show Quiz
Campers will create their own quiz game that asks questions, checks answers, and gives feedback. They will use user-input blocks, scoring systems, sound effects, and multiple scenes. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will have a fully interactive quiz that classmates can play.
My Body in Spanish (Mi Cuerpo):
Wiz Kids will learn to name and identify body parts in Spanish through songs, movement, and art. They will sing “Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas y Pies” and play interactive games to connect words with actions. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will expand their vocabulary to include facial features and simple actions like caminar (walk), correr (run), and bailar (dance). By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create a colorful “Mi Cuerpo” poster labeling body parts in Spanish and share their project using complete sentences like “Yo tengo ojos y manos.”
Simple Cooking Techniques (No-Heat & Light-Heat)
Wiz Kids will learn beginner-friendly cooking techniques such as chopping, grilling on a countertop burner, sautéing lightly, and using a blender safely. They will practice these skills through recipes like quesadillas, veggie stir-fry, or warm oatmeal bowls. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will identify basic cooking techniques and demonstrate safe use of small appliances.
Exploring Styles of Theater
Wiz Kids will experience different theatrical styles such as comedy, drama, fairy tales, and musical theater. Through games and mini-performances, they will learn how each style has its own energy, rhythm, and acting choices.
Engineering with Nature: Environmental Engineering
Wiz Kids will learn how engineers protect our planet. They will explore water filtration, erosion, pollution, and eco-friendly design. Wiz Kids will build their own mini filtration systems, test soil erosion models, and brainstorm solutions for real environmental issues. By the end of the week, they will create an eco-engineering prototype, applying science to help the environment.
Exploring Claude Monet and Impressionism:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Claude Monet and how he captured light, color, and movement in his outdoor paintings. They will explore the idea of painting “en plein air” (outside) and discover how artists can use color mixing to show how things look in nature. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will create their own Monet-inspired water lily artwork using layered textures and bright colors to represent reflections on water.
Capstone Week: Build Your Own Game
In the final week, Wiz Kids will design, code, and present an original game of their own choice. They will brainstorm ideas, build a prototype, add game mechanics, test and debug, and finalize their project. At the end of the week, campers will showcase their game and explain the choices they made as game designers.
Likes and Preferences in Spanish (Me Gusta / No Me Gusta):
Wiz Kids will expand their Spanish skills by learning how to express their likes and dislikes using the phrases “Me gusta” (I like) and “No me gusta” (I don’t like). They will practice talking about foods, animals, and colors through songs, games, and creative art activities. Throughout the week, Wiz Kids will participate in interactive games like “¿Te gusta?” and create a “Todo Sobre Mí” mini-book to share their favorite things in Spanish. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will confidently express their preferences and contribute to a class mural celebrating all the things they love—¡en español!
Baking Basics (No-Bake & Low-Heat Recipes)
Wiz Kids will explore the science behind baking by preparing no-bake or low-heat treats such as granola bars, mini fruit crisps, or banana oat cookies. They will learn how ingredients like leavening agents, fats, and grains function in recipes. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will understand the basics of combining wet and dry ingredients and will complete a simple “baking experiment” to observe changes in texture and flavor.
Growing Confidence on Stage
Wiz Kids will practice performing in front of others in a safe, encouraging environment. Through supportive activities, they will develop courage, self-esteem, and stage confidence while celebrating their progress as young actors.
Towers, Domes & Architectural Design
Wiz Kids will investigate what makes tall structures stand strong. They will explore domes, columns, and triangular supports before constructing their own towers. Working in teams, Wiz Kids will design, build, and test tall structures while strengthening their understanding of balance, weight distribution, and engineering innovation.
Exploring Henri Rousseau and Jungle Art:
Wiz Kids will learn about artist Henri Rousseau and his imaginative jungle paintings filled with plants and animals. They will explore how artists use texture, layers, and color to create depth and detail in their work. By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will design their own jungle scene inspired by Rousseau—complete with animals, trees, and bright tropical plants—using drawing, cutting, and collage techniques.
Coding Showcase & Game Expo: Sharing Our Creations
In the final week, campers will polish, refine, and present their completed coding projects. They will revisit their games or animations to fix bugs, improve design, and add any finishing touches. Wiz Kids will also practice explaining how their code works, what challenges they solved, and what they are most proud of. The week will end with a Coding Expo where campers present their projects for classmates, staff, and families to explore and play.
Review and Celebration of Learning (¡Repasamos y Celebramos!):
Wiz Kids will review and apply everything they’ve learned in Spanish this summer — greetings, numbers, family members, colors, body parts, food, and how to express what they like. Through songs, games, and creative projects, they will practice speaking in full sentences like “Me llamo…,” “Tengo una familia grande,” and “Me gusta la pizza.” By the end of the week, Wiz Kids will showcase their progress through a fun “Spanish Showcase,” combining art, movement, and conversation to celebrate how much they’ve grown as young Spanish speakers.
Campers are introduced to red ball tennis, focusing on hand-eye coordination, basic racquet handling, and understanding court boundaries. Fun movement games and partner rally challenges help build familiarity with striking the ball and moving safely around the court.
Introduce field zones, ball familiarity, and safety rules. Players practice simple dribbling using inside and outside of the foot, toe taps, and stopping the ball with the sole. Conditioning includes light cone zigzags and running form basics.
Introduction to tumbling safety, warm-up routines, and stretching. Students learn mat safety rules, body control, and basic balance exercises. Outcome: Demonstrate safe entry and exit on mats and perform five basic stretches independently.
Introduce basic running mechanics: proper posture, arm swing, and stride. Activities: short sprints (10–20 yards) and relay baton handoffs. Outcome: Students demonstrate consistent form over 10-yard sprints.
Introduction to movement and rhythm. Students learn body awareness, posture, and tempo using basic movements (marching, clapping, swaying). Outcome: Follow a 4-count beat and maintain posture through simple movements.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Players begin learning simple drop serves and controlled forehand strokes, emphasizing contact point and balance. Campers practice hitting to targets, counting successful rallies by ones, and begin learning basic tennis terms like “rally,” “serve,” and “point.”
Focus on ball control and direction changes. Players complete “red light–green light” and “follow the leader” dribbling games. Introduce stopping with both feet and light passing over 5–7 yards. Coordination work includes ladder hops and side shuffles.
Focus on body awareness and core control through animal walks, rolls, and simple balance poses. Skills: log roll, egg roll, and static balance. Outcome: Perform each roll smoothly and hold a balance pose for at least 5 seconds.
Agility and coordination: cone weaves, ladder drills, and obstacle courses. Focus on foot placement, balance, and spatial awareness. Outcome: Complete cone courses within target time (goal: under 20 seconds).
Coordination and spatial awareness. Activities: circle dances, partner mirroring, and directional changes. Outcome: Demonstrate smooth transitions between basic steps in sync with peers.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Focus shifts to forehand and backhand swing development with short-court rallies. Campers participate in obstacle-based drills that promote agility, coordination, and footwork patterns like side shuffle and split step. Scoring games continue to reinforce early match awareness.
Teach passing and receiving. Players work on pushing the ball with the inside of the foot, trapping it softly, and aiming for accuracy between cones. Target: 6/10 passes received cleanly. Movement circuits reinforce balance and foot-eye coordination.
Forward rolls and movement sequences: introduction to proper head tuck and shoulder alignment. Outcome: Execute forward rolls with correct technique and begin linking movements into short sequences.
Jumping fundamentals: standing long jump and basic hop technique. Activities include hopscotch and soft landing drills. Outcome: Students demonstrate safe takeoff and landing form over short distances.
Basic technique: plies, tendus, kicks, and jazz walks. Integrate movement names with body control. Outcome: Execute four basic moves in correct form with balance and timing.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Players learn how to rally with consistency using red balls and short nets. Coaches introduce fun rally challenges (e.g., “Rally Race” and “King of the Court Mini”) to reinforce ball control and decision-making. Beginners work on making consistent contact, while more advanced players learn simple positioning on the court.
Introduce shooting technique using stationary balls, focusing on toe-down contact and follow-through. Emphasis on aim over power. Mini goals and soft balls are used for confidence. Conditioning includes short relay races and cone agility runs.
Strength and coordination development using obstacle courses: bear crawls, crab walks, and light jumping stations. Outcome: Complete obstacle course within a set time, demonstrating agility and coordination.
Jumping fundamentals: standing long jump and basic hop technique. Activities include hopscotch and soft landing drills. Outcome: Students demonstrate safe takeoff and landing form over short distances.
Basic technique: plies, tendus, kicks, and jazz walks. Integrate movement names with body control. Outcome: Execute four basic moves in correct form with balance and timing.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Serve technique and aim are refined through “Serve and Catch” and “Target Toss” games. Campers learn the rhythm of serve–rally–point play, understanding how to start and finish a point. Friendly scrimmages help players apply scoring by ones and celebrate good sportsmanship.
Develop spatial awareness and teamwork. Players learn to spread out, take turns, and move toward open space. Simple 2v2 and 3v3 mini-games reinforce awareness of teammates. Conditioning adds quick-foot cones and sprint-back drills.
Introduction to inverted positions: supported handstands and donkey kicks using wall support or instructor assistance. Outcome: Hold supported position safely for 3–5 seconds with proper alignment.
Introduction to mini-relays: shuttle sprints and team passing drills. Focus on speed, teamwork, and smooth baton transitions. Outcome: Complete relay sequences with minimal errors.
Style exploration: introduce simple jazz and hip-hop elements (isolations, low-level movements, arm sequences). Outcome: Apply energy and clear motion to beats within a short phrase.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Emphasis on rally confidence and movement to the ball. Campers begin understanding doubles play basics, including teamwork and communication. Footwork stations introduce forward–backward movement drills, and group rally games help prepare players for upcoming competition days.
Begin defensive awareness and ball protection. Teach body positioning (side stance) and shadow defending—no contact. Introduce fun tag-style games to simulate marking. Conditioning includes balance hops and short shuttle sprints.
Cartwheel basics and directional awareness: focus on hand placement, leg drive, and balance. Outcome: Perform cartwheel progressions using floor lines or soft mats for guidance.
Combine skills into short event circuits: sprints, jumps, and throws in rotation. Focus on endurance and proper technique. Outcome: Demonstrate improved performance in at least two skill areas from baseline.
Props and performance skills: use scarves, ribbons, or hats to practice timing and visual coordination. Outcome: Maintain rhythm and direction while integrating a prop.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Skill refinement week—students rotate through skill circuits focusing on forehand accuracy, backhand consistency, and serve reliability. Beginners continue with red ball targets, while intermediates test consistency in longer rallies. Week culminates in a friendly scrimmage rotation for preparation.
Combine all core skills—dribbling, passing, and shooting—into structured small-sided games (3v3). Introduce simple scoring, corner kicks, and restarts. Conditioning involves alternating sprints and walk recovery intervals.
Combination skills: link rolls, jumps, and balances into mini-routines. Introduce partner balance challenges. Outcome: Perform a 3-skill combination with control and confidence.
Begin small-group competition: timed sprints, longest jumps, and distance throws. Introduce basic scoring and goal-setting. Outcome: Record individual and group improvements from Week 1.
Expressive movement: practice storytelling through dance (animal movements, emotions). Outcome: Use movement to show character or story for 20 seconds of music.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 1 – Campers participate in team-based mini matches that combine rally challenges, serve accuracy contests, and cooperative doubles play. Coaches emphasize fairness, scoring knowledge, and positive peer encouragement during round-robin style play.
Competition Day 1 – Controlled scrimmages with 3v3 and 4v4 rotations. Coaches track passing accuracy (target: 70%), number of successful touches, and spacing. Conditioning scaled down to light movement prep.
Skill Showcase Preparation – Students select favorite skills (rolls, balances, or cartwheels) to include in a short sequence. Outcome: Demonstrate readiness for group performance with clear transitions and safety awareness.
Competition Day 1 – Mini-track meet with relay races, sprint events, jump events, and target throws. Emphasis on technique, participation, and sportsmanship. Outcome: Track progress with timing and scoring; celebrate improvement.
Showcase preparation – Combine learned skills into a group routine with counts, spacing, and simple formations. Outcome: Perform 60 seconds of choreographed dance as a group.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 2 – Season finale with individual and team events showcasing progress in rallying, serving, and point play. Players receive recognition for skill growth, effort, and sportsmanship. Celebration concludes with group games highlighting teamwork and love for the sport.
Competition Day 2 – End-of-segment matches emphasizing teamwork, positioning, and game flow. Assessment on dribbling through cones (target: under 15 seconds) and receiving control. Awards given for focus, teamwork, and consistent improvement.
Showcase & Competition Day – Group performance and individual skill demonstrations. Outcome: Students perform their sequence confidently; recognition for balance, creativity, effort, and progression.
Competition Day 2 – End-of-segment track meet with rotation of all events. Recognize top performers and most improved in sprints, jumps, and throws. Outcome: Awards for effort, skill progression, and teamwork; compile performance chart for students.
Final Showcase Performance – Present final routine to peers and families. Outcome: Demonstrate rhythm, focus, and teamwork; receive recognition for teamwork, rhythm mastery, and creativity.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Players are grouped by skill level and introduced to the red and green dot transition balls based on ability. Instruction focuses on correct grip, compact swing path, and consistent contact using stationary and moving targets. Baseline footwork and recovery to ready position are introduced.
Introduce court layout, basic rules, and equipment handling. Teach triple-threat position, stationary dribbling with both hands, and two-hand chest passes. Conditioning includes cone movement and balance drills for coordination.
Introduce baseball rules, field layout, and equipment handling. Skills: basic grip, stance, and underhand/overhand throws. Outcome: Students demonstrate correct throwing and catching form in short-distance drills.
Players complete baseline skills assessment (passing, dribbling, trapping). Introduce cone-based ball-control circuits using both feet and basic change-of-direction patterns. Conditioning includes 10-yard sprints, quick feet through ladders, and light endurance jogging.
Introduction to cheer basics: team roles, safety rules, and basic motions (high V, low V, touchdown, T). Outcome: Demonstrate four standard motions with proper arm placement and precision.
Introduction to tumbling safety, warm-up routines, and stretching. Students learn mat safety rules, body control, and basic balance exercises. Outcome: Demonstrate safe entry and exit on mats and perform five basic stretches independently.
Review running mechanics and introduce sprint starts from standing and staggered positions. Activities: 20–30-yard sprints, relay handoffs. Outcome: Students demonstrate consistent sprint form and smooth baton transitions.
Warm-up routines and review of foundational techniques (posture, pliés, step-touches, jazz squares). Outcome: Demonstrate core warm-up flow and maintain alignment throughout basic sequences.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Focus shifts to controlled forehand and backhand rallies. Players practice hitting cross-court and down-the-line targets using partner drills. Green dot players begin controlled baseline rallies; red ball players continue short-court control work emphasizing clean contact and follow-through.
Progress to moving dribbles using both hands, controlled direction changes, and bounce pass accuracy. Introduce layup approach using correct footwork and backboard aim. Light ladder drills improve foot speed and rhythm.
Hitting fundamentals: stance, bat grip, and making solid contact. Drills: tee work and soft toss. Outcome: Track successful contact percentage and proper swing mechanics.
Focus on dribbling control and shielding. Players learn inside/outside cuts, toe taps, and proper body positioning to protect the ball. Drills incorporate small 1v1s and cone mazes emphasizing close control and spatial awareness. Conditioning adds short shuttle races.
Focus on rhythm and timing through claps, chants, and call-and-response activities. Outcome: Perform one full group chant in unison with correct rhythm and clear voice projection.
Focus on body awareness and core control through animal walks, rolls, and simple balance poses. Skills: log roll, egg roll, and static balance. Outcome: Perform each roll smoothly and hold a balance pose for at least 5 seconds.
Agility and coordination: ladder drills, cone weaves, and side-step shuffles. Emphasis on foot speed, balance, and directional changes. Outcome: Complete agility circuits with minimal mistakes under time goals.
Rhythm and timing drills with clapping and footwork across 4/8-count patterns. Introduce simple combinations linking 3–4 moves. Outcome: Execute a 16-count routine with consistent timing.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Serve mechanics are introduced, emphasizing toss placement and shoulder rotation. Players learn the sequence of serve–rally–point, and basic rally scoring (15–30–40–game). Drills reinforce directional control, while movement circuits build foot speed and balance through ladder and cone work.
Emphasize proper shooting form (B.E.E.F. technique — Balance, Eyes, Elbow, Follow-through). Reinforce passing and catching in motion. Begin defensive stance and slide introduction with reaction games for positioning.
Fielding basics: ground balls, pop-ups, and footwork for infield and outfield. Outcome: Complete fielding circuits with at least 70% successful plays. Conditioning: cone shuffles and short sprints.
Passing and receiving fundamentals. Players practice short passes with both feet, moving to triangle passing and give-and-go patterns. Target: 70% successful passes over 10-yard distances. Conditioning includes cone agility zigzags and recovery jogs between sets.
Jumps and body control: toe touch, tuck jump, and herkie introduction. Outcome: Demonstrate correct jump form and safe landing technique. Conditioning: core and flexibility drills.
Forward rolls and movement sequences: introduction to proper head tuck and shoulder alignment. Outcome: Execute forward rolls with correct technique and begin linking movements into short sequences.
Jumping mechanics: standing long jump, hop & step jumps, and low hurdle hopping. Focus on takeoff, air posture, and landing safely. Outcome: Achieve measurable improvement in distance or height from baseline.
Technical development: introduce turns, grapevines, and cross steps; review transitions and directional changes. Outcome: Complete turn and directional change sequences in tempo.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Players build rally endurance through structured rally-count challenges. Instruction targets backhand stability, spacing to the ball, and controlled depth. Mini-matches are introduced on smaller courts with red balls, while green dot players advance to three-quarter court scrimmages.
Introduce simple offensive movement without the ball and pivoting under pressure. Small-group 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 games build spacing and teamwork awareness. Conditioning: short sprints, jump rope, and cone shuffles.
Base running: proper running form, rounding bases, and tagging safely. Outcome: Complete base running drills within target times with correct technique.
Shooting and striking technique. Introduce instep drive and placement shooting with both feet. Focus on striking through the ball and accuracy toward zones. Goal: 6/10 on-target from penalty distance. Conditioning emphasizes core stability and balance drills.
Team formations and synchronization: practice group spacing and transitions. Outcome: Execute one 8-count routine with clean motion transitions and proper formation awareness.
Strength and coordination development using obstacle courses: bear crawls, crab walks, and light jumping stations. Outcome: Complete obstacle course within a set time, demonstrating agility and coordination.
Throwing and accuracy: foam javelin, medicine ball, and shot-put technique with proper body rotation. Introduce target-based throws. Outcome: Demonstrate controlled release and aim at targets consistently.
Style week – introduce modern and hip-hop elements (isolations, low-level grooves, directional footwork). Outcome: Perform an 8-count isolation sequence showing body control and precision.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Emphasis is placed on net play fundamentals—ready position at the net, controlled volleys, and approach shots. Players learn transition footwork patterns (split step, crossover, recovery). Match play incorporates serve, rally, and volley combinations.
Teach basic defensive techniques — hands up, box-out form, and moving feet instead of reaching. Apply drills for rebounding and controlled closeouts. Continue layup practice from both sides.
Combine hitting, fielding, and running into small rotations and skill circuits. Outcome: Track individual performance across stations; reinforce mechanics and teamwork.
Defensive technique and positioning. Players learn marking, tackling form, and tracking runners. Small-group defensive drills emphasize staying between the ball and goal. Conditioning integrates backpedal-to-sprint transitions and reaction cones.
Beginning stunt technique using bases and spotters (prep-level lifts and thigh stands). Outcome: Demonstrate safe entry and exit from a supported stunt with full group participation.
Introduction to inverted positions: supported handstands and donkey kicks using wall support or instructor assistance. Outcome: Hold supported position safely for 3–5 seconds with proper alignment.
Intermediate relay training: baton passing, staggered start practice, and timed team runs. Focus on smooth handoffs and communication. Outcome: Relay team completes sequence under target times (goal: within 10% of baseline).
Begin small group choreography: pairs and trios build short segments with guided structure. Outcome: Create and perform a 20-second original sequence showing rhythm and teamwork.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Tactical development begins with point construction: serve placement, rally direction, and recovery patterns. Conditioning drills include lateral movement and reaction-based footwork. Green dot players work on consistent serves and returns under match conditions.
Begin defensive awareness and ball protection. Teach body positioning (side stance) and shadow defending—no contact. Introduce fun tag-style games to simulate marking. Conditioning includes balance hops and short shuttle sprints.
Pitching and catching introduction: focus on stance, grip, and basic delivery/receiving. Outcome: Demonstrate safe pitching form and consistent accuracy over short distances.
Team play and field spacing. Introduce basic formations for small-sided games (3v3, 4v4). Focus on passing lanes, movement off the ball, and communication. Conditioning includes 20-yard shuttle runs and ladder coordination for change of direction.
Dance integration: combine cheer motions with 8-count dance sequences. Outcome: Perform short dance-cheer hybrid routine emphasizing rhythm, memory, and coordination.
Cartwheel basics and directional awareness: focus on hand placement, leg drive, and balance. Outcome: Perform cartwheel progressions using floor lines or soft mats for guidance.
Combine events into multi-station circuits (sprints, jumps, throws) emphasizing endurance and skill integration. Outcome: Show improved technique across at least two events.
Formation and spatial awareness: diagonal lines, circles, and staggered spacing. Introduce staging cues and group transitions. Outcome: Maintain spacing accuracy during group routines.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Players participate in skill circuits focusing on serve accuracy, forehand consistency, and net transition drills. Red ball players complete short-court consistency tests; green dot players complete full-point simulation drills. Scoring accuracy and situational awareness are assessed.
Reinforce teamwork and communication during small-sided games. Coaches track shooting accuracy (goal: 50% from close range). Conditioning integrates rope waves and quick-step cone drills for reaction training.
Mini intrasquad games: small teams, rotating positions, and applying learned skills. Outcome: Track individual contributions in hitting, fielding, and base running.
Game situations and attacking patterns. Players develop timing for through passes, overlaps, and quick counterplay. Target: 3-pass sequences before goal attempt in scrimmages. Conditioning includes cone acceleration drills and endurance ladders.
Full routine assembly: combine chants, jumps, motions, and dance elements into a cohesive 45–60 second routine. Outcome: Perform full routine at practice with minimal instructor cues.
Combination skills: link rolls, jumps, and balances into mini-routines. Introduce partner balance challenges. Outcome: Perform a 3-skill combination with control and confidence.
Introduce competitive mini-meets: timed sprints, distance jumps, and measured throws. Focus on goal-setting and personal bests. Outcome: Record baseline competition metrics for each student.
Performance technique: facial expressions, energy projection, and movement quality. Begin full showcase routine rehearsal. Outcome: Incorporate expression and synchronization with music.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 1 – Formalized match rotation using red or green dot divisions. Players compete in timed singles and doubles sets with scoring tracked. Evaluation focuses on first serve percentage, rally length, and consistency under pressure.
Competition Day 1 – Skills challenge (dribbling relay, shooting ladder, layup accuracy). Small scrimmages emphasize spacing, passing under pressure, and using both hands in control. Awards for effort and teamwork.
Competition Day 1 – Skills challenge day: batting accuracy, throwing targets, base running timed drills, and catching. Outcome: Record individual results for recognition; optional friendly scrimmage if available.
Competition Day 1 – Intra-squad scrimmages emphasizing spacing, passing accuracy (goal: 75%), and teamwork. Coaches assess positioning and decision-making under mild pressure. Conditioning scaled down for game readiness.
Showcase Preparation – Clean up motions, tighten formations, and refine timing. Conduct joint run-through with 5th–8th group for finale sequence. Outcome: Demonstrate precision and confidence in full routine.
Skill Showcase Preparation – Students select favorite skills (rolls, balances, or cartwheels) to include in a short sequence. Outcome: Demonstrate readiness for group performance with clear transitions and safety awareness.
Competition Day 1 – Full rotation mini-track meet with relay races, sprint events, jumps, and throws. Emphasis on accuracy, technique, and participation. Outcome: Track and record student performance improvements from baseline.
Final showcase rehearsal: refine timing, transitions, and stage entry/exits. Peer feedback rounds for group improvement. Outcome: Perform full-length (60–90 sec) routine with confidence and polish.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 2 – Cumulative skills testing and match performance review. Players complete target accuracy assessments and rally control benchmarks. Competition concludes with ranked rotations and performance evaluations based on technical execution and tactical decision-making.
Competition Day 2 – Full-court modified games with rotation of roles. Evaluation based on teamwork, defensive positioning, and shooting progress. Recognition given for most improved, consistent effort, and sportsmanship.
Competition Day 2 – Modified intrasquad games or camp tournament rotation. Outcome: Recognize top performers in hitting, fielding, base running, and pitching; track improvement and skill mastery.
Competition Day 2 – End-of-segment tournament with small-sided games. Metrics include dribble control through cones (goal: under 12 seconds), shot accuracy, and defensive recoveries. Awards recognize most improved technical player and consistent teamwork.
Showcase Performance – Perform final routine with 5th–8th group at the joint showcase event. Outcome: Display energy, synchronization, and teamwork; earn recognition for best jumps, sharpest motions, and most spirited performance.
Showcase & Competition Day – Group performance and individual skill demonstrations. Outcome: Students perform their sequence confidently; recognition for balance, creativity, effort, and progression.
Competition Day 2 – End-of-segment track meet with awards for top performers and most improved in sprints, jumps, throws, and relays. Outcome: Celebrate skill mastery and progression; compile individual student performance summaries.
Showcase Week – Perform full routine for peers and families. Outcome: Exhibit musicality, synchronization, and teamwork. Recognition categories include Best Technique, Most Expressive, and Leadership in Performance.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Skill assessment and group placement based on control, rally consistency, and serve form. Technical review of forehand and backhand grips, compact swing paths, and rotational mechanics. Conditioning includes agility ladders, cone movement drills, and jump rope for rhythm and coordination.
Introduce baseline assessment of ball-handling, passing, and shooting form. Focus on dribbling control with both hands, chest and bounce passes, and proper shooting mechanics from close range. Conditioning includes jump rope, cone slides, and core balance work.
Introduce baseball rules, field layout, and equipment handling. Skills focus: proper grip, stance, and throwing mechanics. Outcome: Students demonstrate correct throwing and catching form with 70% accuracy over short distances.
Introduce volleyball court layout, basic rules, and positions. Focus on forearm passing (platform formation, angle control) and body positioning. Conditioning includes lateral slides, jump rope, and light cone footwork for reaction time.
Baseline skill assessment and group placement by technical proficiency and conditioning. Drills target first touch, passing accuracy, and dribbling control under pressure. Conditioning includes cone agility runs, ladder footwork, and short shuttle sprints.
Team formation, safety, and conditioning: review warm-up routines, stretching, and stunt safety protocols. Outcome: Demonstrate mastery of all base positions and understand spotting responsibilities.
Introduction to tumbling safety, warm-up routines, and stretching. Students learn mat safety rules, body control, and basic balance exercises. Outcome: Demonstrate safe entry and exit on mats and perform five basic stretches independently.
Sprint mechanics and warm-up routines: proper posture, stride length, arm swing, and explosive starts. Activities: 30–50-yard sprints, staggered start practice. Outcome: Students demonstrate improved form and acceleration over baseline.
Conditioning and technique focus — flexibility, balance drills, core engagement, and review of key movements (jazz walks, turns, leaps). Outcome: Demonstrate proper alignment and execution in warm-up and across-the-floor combinations.
Introduce fundamental softball rules, equipment handling, and field layout. Skills focus: proper grip, stance, and throwing mechanics. Outcome: Students demonstrate correct throwing and catching form; complete short throw accuracy drills.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Focus on rally tolerance and directional control. Players work on rallying 10+ balls consistently, alternating cross-court and down-the-line. Introduction to neutral, offensive, and defensive court positions. Conditioning emphasizes lateral quickness and recovery movement using ladder and shuffle sequences.
Expand dribbling under pressure (stationary and movement-based) and introduce layup footwork using both right and left sides. Passing accuracy drills with moving targets. Add ladder and cone sequences to develop court agility and foot speed.
Hitting mechanics: stance, swing plane, and contact point. Drills: tee work, soft toss, and partner toss. Outcome: Track individual contact rates and bat control consistency.
Reinforce passing consistency and introduce overhead setting mechanics using finger pad control and soft toss drills. Pair work emphasizes communication and movement under control. Conditioning adds ladder drills for agility and balance.
Ball control and dribbling under resistance. Focus on tight-space maneuvers (inside/outside cuts, sole rolls, drag-backs) and directional first touches. Conditioning integrates 1v1 recovery sprints, ladder quick-feet drills, and cone zig-zag patterns for change of direction.
Master advanced cheer motions and sharp transitions. Drills: high V/low V, diagonals, punch, and clasp transitions with precision timing. Outcome: Perform one full motion sequence at competition speed with no errors.
Focus on body awareness and core control through animal walks, rolls, and simple balance poses. Skills: log roll, egg roll, and static balance. Outcome: Perform each roll smoothly and hold a balance pose for at least 5 seconds.
Agility and footwork: cone drills, ladder sequences, and shuttle runs. Emphasis on quick directional changes and reaction time. Outcome: Complete agility circuits under timed goals (e.g., <20 sec for ladder sequence).
Rhythm & coordination refinement through layered choreography. Introduce syncopation and musical phrasing. Outcome: Execute a 16–32 count routine showing rhythm control and dynamic transitions.
Hitting mechanics: stance, swing plane, and contact point. Drills: tee work, soft toss, and controlled partner throws. Outcome: Track individual hitting success rates and ball contact consistency.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Serve and return mechanics: emphasis on toss consistency, contact point, and spin variation. Players practice serve placement to forehand/backhand targets. Return drills focus on quick reaction off the first step. Conditioning includes explosive start drills and cone sprint intervals.
Teach defensive stance, lateral slide, and closeout techniques. Introduce “shell defense” positioning and rebounding form (box-out fundamentals). Conditioning: short sprints, resistance-band slides, and rope skipping for endurance.
Fielding fundamentals: ground balls, pop flies, and footwork for infield and outfield positions. Outcome: Complete fielding circuit with at least 70% successful plays. Conditioning: lateral slides, cone agility, and sprint starts.
Teach underhand serving with proper stance, arm swing, and contact technique. Passing-to-set sequences begin (pass–set–catch). Target: 7/10 successful serves over the net. Add resistance band shoulder warm-ups for injury prevention.
Passing and receiving in motion. Players work on short and long-range passing, give-and-go combinations, and switching play. Accuracy goal: 80% successful passes in dynamic drills. Conditioning focuses on interval sprint work and recovery transitions.
Jumps and tumbling integration: toe touch, pike, herkie, and connected rolls or cartwheels into jumps. Outcome: Execute at least two clean jump-tumble combinations with proper form and synchronization.
Forward rolls and movement sequences: introduction to proper head tuck and shoulder alignment. Outcome: Execute forward rolls with correct technique and begin linking movements into short sequences.
Jumping fundamentals: long jump, hop-step-jump, and high jump approach technique. Focus on explosive takeoff and controlled landing. Outcome: Achieve measurable improvement in distance or height from baseline.
Technical progression: turns (chaîné, pirouette prep), leaps (sautés, jetés), and level changes. Outcome: Complete a short technical sequence demonstrating body control and clean landings.
Fielding fundamentals: ground balls, pop flies, and proper footwork for infield and outfield positions. Outcome: Complete fielding circuit with at least 70% successful catches or throws to target. Conditioning: lateral slides, cone agility, and short sprints.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Net play focus. Players develop volley control, approach shot placement, and overhead execution. Transition patterns are drilled with emphasis on split-step timing and forward momentum. Green and yellow ball groups perform controlled half-court match points. Conditioning integrates reaction ladder and resistance band footwork.
Focus on offensive spacing and movement without the ball. Introduce 3-on-3 half-court games emphasizing pick-and-roll basics and give-and-go actions. Shooting progression adds mid-range jumpers and form reinforcement.
Base running: proper lead-offs, rounding bases, sliding, and tagging techniques. Outcome: Students complete base running drills under time targets with correct form and safety.
Introduce attacking approach and hitting form using light toss drills—focus on timing, open-hand contact, and arm swing follow-through. Introduce footwork progressions with cones for approach rhythm (right-left-right).
Shooting and finishing. Focus on shot mechanics, placement, and decision speed near goal. Drills include one-touch finishes, volleys, and penalty accuracy (target: 7/10 on frame). Conditioning incorporates explosive power drills, cone accelerations, and lateral bounds.
Stunting progressions: prep-level extensions, cradles, and intro to half liberties (with mats and spotters). Outcome: Safely perform controlled stunts within a 4-person stunt group with synchronized timing.
Strength and coordination development using obstacle courses: bear crawls, crab walks, and light jumping stations. Outcome: Complete obstacle course within a set time, demonstrating agility and coordination.
Throwing techniques: shot put, discus, and javelin fundamentals (foam or light equipment). Emphasis on proper body rotation, follow-through, and aim. Outcome: Accurate throws consistently landing within designated zones.
Style immersion week – explore hip-hop, lyrical, and modern fusion styles. Outcome: Perform a 32-count cross-genre combination focusing on fluidity and stylistic accuracy.
Base running: proper lead-offs, rounding bases, sliding technique, and tagging. Outcome: Demonstrate safe and efficient base running; timed base running drills for individual tracking.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Tactical development: constructing points based on opponent movement and shot selection. Drills include serve +1 patterns, cross-court rally extensions, and situational point play. Conditioning emphasizes endurance using jump-rope intervals and cone-based recovery circuits.
Combine prior fundamentals into transition play (fast breaks, outlet passes, decision-making). Defensive drills incorporate communication and help-side awareness. Conditioning includes cone agility routes and reaction whistle drills.
Combine hitting, fielding, and running into skill-based mini-games (e.g., batting + fielding rotations). Outcome: Track individual performance across skill stations; reinforce mechanics under small game scenarios.
Integrate serve–receive rotations and team transitions between offense and defense. Introduce blocking footwork using jump cues and timing drills. Conditioning includes squat jumps, quick-step ladder, and core planks for stability.
Defensive shape and tackling technique. Players learn body positioning, timing, and communication in 1v1 and small-group defending. Backline spacing and pressure-cover-balance systems introduced. Conditioning emphasizes endurance circuits and short burst recoveries.
Dance and choreography: begin integrating cheer motions and 8-count choreography to music. Outcome: Complete 30 seconds of choreographed routine with synchronized motion and rhythm.
Introduction to inverted positions: supported handstands and donkey kicks using wall support or instructor assistance. Outcome: Hold supported position safely for 3–5 seconds with proper alignment.
Middle-distance pacing and endurance: 200–400m runs, pacing strategies, and timed intervals. Introduce relay exchanges and teamwork drills. Outcome: Complete runs within target time ranges and demonstrate smooth baton handoffs.
Choreography development: small groups create original 45-second routines using assigned music clips. Outcome: Collaboratively choreograph and perform an original sequence demonstrating structure and storytelling.
Combine hitting, fielding, and running into small game scenarios (2v2 or skill rotation games). Outcome: Track individual performance in batting, fielding, and base running; emphasize teamwork in small-sided games.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Match simulation week. Players work on game management—first-serve percentage targets (60%+), unforced error reduction, and tactical recovery. Structured matches are used to measure consistency, depth, and control. Conditioning includes timed sprint sets and dynamic balance training.
Emphasize team offensive sets, passing under pressure, and advanced dribble moves (hesitation, crossover, spin). Scrimmage play focuses on applying strategy. Shooting goal: 60% makes from mid-range during drills.
Pitching and catching introduction: stance, grip, delivery, and receiving technique. Outcome: Students demonstrate safe pitching form and consistent strike zone accuracy. Skills competitions include distance throws and pop-fly catches.
Emphasize defensive play: digging low balls, reading serves, and resetting formation. Introduce “free ball” scenarios. Team drills simulate 3-contact plays under time pressure. Conditioning adds reactive cone shuffles and short sprints.
Team structure and tactical play. Focus on field spacing, transition play, and supporting movement. Small-sided scrimmages to apply zonal awareness and counterattack principles. Conditioning centers on speed endurance and cone-based direction changes.
Leadership and teamwork: advanced squad members assist in teaching 3rd–4th grade group transitional chants for joint showcase. Outcome: Lead one section of warm-up or chant instruction with confidence.
Cartwheel basics and directional awareness: focus on hand placement, leg drive, and balance. Outcome: Perform cartwheel progressions using floor lines or soft mats for guidance.
Combine events into multi-station circuits including sprints, jumps, throws, and agility drills. Conditioning focuses on explosive power, core stability, and recovery between events. Outcome: Show improved technique and endurance across at least three events.
Formation mastery and stage blocking — use diagonals, levels, and spotlight transitions. Introduce leadership roles for student choreographers. Outcome: Apply spatial awareness and cue timing within group routines.
Introduce situational play: force outs, cut-offs, and relay throws. Skills competitions: target throwing, fastest sprint around bases, and accuracy hitting. Outcome: Record individual scores for skill challenges; reinforce mechanics under pressure.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Advanced rally work under pressure. Players perform live-ball drills focused on changing direction and using spin variation to dictate points. Coaches track rally success rate and positional recovery. Conditioning incorporates lateral resistance work and jump-rope endurance sets.
Implement full-court scrimmages emphasizing clock management, spacing, and defensive recovery. Coaches introduce light press and zone concepts for experienced players. Conditioning: rope waves, shuttle sprints, and cooldown stretching.
Intrasquad game simulations: modified innings, small teams, and rotation through positions. Outcome: Reinforce game strategy, teamwork, and proper positioning. Coaches track performance metrics for each student.
Combine all prior skills into structured intrasquad scrimmages. Focus on rotation accuracy, communication (“mine,” “help”), and offensive transitions. Coaches track team serve consistency (target: 80%) and pass accuracy.
Advanced combination play and game IQ. Players work on through balls, third-man runs, and possession in tight areas. Training shifts toward timed drills and situational awareness. Conditioning includes resistance sprints, ladder coordination, and dynamic core control.
Full routine development: assemble all elements — chants, jumps, stunts, and dance sequences — into a 60–90 second routine. Outcome: Perform full routine with correct transitions, synchronization, and formation spacing.
Combination skills: link rolls, jumps, and balances into mini-routines. Introduce partner balance challenges. Outcome: Perform a 3-skill combination with control and confidence.
Advanced small-group competition: timed sprints, measured jumps, and field throws with scoring. Emphasis on technique under competitive conditions. Outcome: Record individual performance metrics and track improvement.
Showcase preparation: refine synchronization, technique precision, and emotional delivery. Focus on costume integration and transitions. Outcome: Perform full showcase routine in rehearsal format with consistent timing and stage presence.
Game-based learning: modified intrasquad scrimmages using small teams and rotation of positions. Coaches track performance in hitting, fielding, and base running. Outcome: Identify areas of improvement and reinforce teamwork and strategy.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 2 – Final match rotation and skills assessment. Players complete serve accuracy tests (goal: 7/10 in target zones) and consistency challenges (goal: 15+ rally balls). Awards and ranking summaries based on measurable improvements in serve speed, accuracy, and point construction.
Competition Day 1 – Half-court and full-court games with stat tracking (points, assists, rebounds). Players demonstrate skill mastery, teamwork, and defensive consistency. Awards for hustle and accuracy during controlled competition.
Competition Day 1 – Camp skill challenge day: batting accuracy, fielding precision, base running speed, and pitching accuracy. Outcome: Record individual scores for recognition and awards; optional scrimmage if outside group available.
Competition Day 1 – Round-robin scrimmages using modified scoring to reinforce serving under pressure and organized rotations. Focused skill checks in serving zones and controlled hits. Conditioning: light movement prep and reaction drills.
Competition Day 1 – Round-robin scrimmages focused on tactical execution, passing accuracy (goal: 85%), and defensive organization. Coaches evaluate communication, shot conversion, and transition speed. Conditioning transitions to active mobility and stretching recovery.
Showcase Preparation – Finalize choreography, polish timing, and integrate joint cheer sequence with 3rd–4th graders. Outcome: Demonstrate readiness for final performance with consistent precision and spirit.
Skill Showcase Preparation – Students select favorite skills (rolls, balances, or cartwheels) to include in a short sequence. Outcome: Demonstrate readiness for group performance with clear transitions and safety awareness.
Competition Day 1 – Full track meet simulation with sprints, middle-distance runs, jumps, and throws. Outcome: Track and record times, distances, and team relay results; emphasize personal bests and sportsmanship.
Final run-throughs and technical polish — lighting cues, entrances/exits, and team formations finalized. Outcome: Present a complete 90-second performance ready for public showing.
Competition Day 1 – Camp skill challenge day: batting accuracy, throwing distance, base running speed, and fielding precision. Optional scrimmage if an outside group is available. Outcome: Record individual results for recognition; reinforce skill mastery.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Competition Day 2 – Final match rotation and skills assessment. Players complete serve accuracy tests (goal: 7/10 in target zones) and consistency challenges (goal: 15+ rally balls). Awards and ranking summaries based on measurable improvements in serve speed, accuracy, and point construction.
Competition Day 2 – Tournament-style play emphasizing leadership, communication, and situational awareness. Coaches evaluate free throw accuracy (goal: 75%) and team defense coordination. Recognition for MVP, most improved, and sportsmanship.
Competition Day 2 – Camp tournament or intrasquad games, rotating positions to ensure all skills are applied. Outcome: Recognize top performers in hitting, fielding, base running, and pitching; finalize individual performance tracking for camp.
Competition Day 2 – Full-set matches emphasizing teamwork, serve consistency, and rotation discipline. Evaluation on serve success (goal: 8/10 in), rally participation, and team communication. Awards for consistency, leadership, and improvement.
Competition Day 2 – Final tournament play and skill testing. Metrics: 10-yard sprint (goal: under 2.0 sec), passing accuracy, and finishing percentage. Players assessed on decision-making under pressure and positional awareness. Awards recognize measurable improvement in technical and physical categories.
Showcase Performance – Joint end-of-season event with 3rd–4th group. 5th–8th squad leads finale performance, incorporating advanced stunts and group choreography. Outcome: Deliver clean, high-energy performance; recognize standout leaders, stunting groups, and most improved performers.
Showcase & Competition Day – Group performance and individual skill demonstrations. Outcome: Students perform their sequence confidently; recognition for balance, creativity, effort, and progression.
Competition Day 2 – End-of-segment championship meet including all events. Awards for fastest sprint, longest jump, most accurate throw, and most improved athletes. Outcome: Compile full performance report for each student; celebrate skill mastery, effort, and improvement.
Showcase Week – perform choreographed routine at joint performance with 3rd–4th dance group. Outcome: Exhibit mastery of technique, synchronization, and performance quality. Recognition categories include Technical Excellence, Choreography Leadership, and Stage Presence.
Competition Day 2 – Camp tournament-style games or intrasquad scrimmages with rotating positions. Awards for top performers in hitting, fielding, base running, and overall improvement. Outcome: Celebrate skill development, effort, and teamwork; finalize performance tracking for camp.
Our swim sessions are designed to build safety, confidence, and skill mastery through continuous assessment and personalized instruction. Campers participate in daily one-hour sessions, Monday through Thursday, grouped by ability into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels. Coaches use a combination of skill evaluations, progress tracking, and goal setting to ensure each camper develops at an appropriate pace.
Beginner swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, and foundational movement skills. Instruction emphasizes breath control, submersion, floating on front and back, and basic propulsion using flutter kicks and arm paddling. Drills center on body positioning, blowing bubbles, and assisted glides, gradually increasing independence in shallow water. Campers set weekly personal goals to mark progress toward swimming short distances unassisted. Coaches maintain close supervision and use positive reinforcement to build water confidence and stamina.
Intermediate swimmers refine stroke development and breathing coordination, introducing freestyle and backstroke mechanics. Drills focus on side breathing, efficient arm recovery, and rhythm in coordinated kicking. Campers practice structured sets emphasizing endurance and technique consistency across short laps. Instruction includes treading water, safety turns, and basic diving from poolside. Continuous assessment allows swimmers to set personal time or distance goals while preparing for advanced skill introduction.
Advanced swimmers engage in stroke refinement, endurance conditioning, and advanced technique work across multiple strokes — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. Sessions incorporate structured lap sets, timed intervals, and underwater streamline drills. Breathing techniques are refined for efficiency, and instruction extends to flip turns, starts, and pacing strategies. Emphasis is placed on goal tracking, personal bests, and self-assessment.
Team Building × Innovation Lab
Wiz Kids kick off the summer by exploring creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on design challenges. They’ll experiment with brainstorming, prototyping, and teamwork as they transform simple materials into imaginative creations. From mini-engineering builds to creative group challenges, this week helps campers connect, build confidence, and develop an innovator’s mindset. The week concludes with a Camp Innovation Fair, where teams showcase their projects and celebrate the power of ideas, teamwork, and discovery.
Culinary × Entrepreneurship
This program blends creativity and business savvy as Wiz Kids transform culinary ideas into market-ready products. Through hands-on cooking labs and entrepreneurship workshops, they learn kitchen safety, recipe development, branding, pricing, and pitching — culminating in a student-run “Snack Expo” where teams showcase and sell their creations.
STEM × Media Arts
Wiz Kids explore the intersection of science, technology, and storytelling. Working in teams, they tackle STEM design challenges while documenting their process through digital media. Each group develops a prototype or experiment, then produces videos, posters, and photo journals for a showcase that highlights innovation and creativity.
Creative Writing × Drama
This program helps Wiz Kids bring their stories to life — from the written page to the stage. Participants learn story structure, dialogue, and performance techniques while developing original scripts, monologues, or short plays. The week concludes with a student-led performance that celebrates their voices, imagination, and confidence.
Visual Arts × Fashion & Design
Wiz Kids discover the power of art as expression and fashion as identity. Through painting, sculpture, and wearable art, they experiment with materials and techniques that combine visual creativity with design thinking. The week ends with an art exhibition and runway-style fashion showcase where their creations come to life.
Financial Literacy × Debate & Public Speaking
This program equips Wiz Kids with critical life skills — financial decision-making and persuasive communication. Wiz Kids learn to budget, save, and invest while building confidence in debate and presentation. Interactive simulations and mock debates help them apply financial concepts and strengthen their public speaking abilities.
Engineering × Coding & Game Design
A dynamic, technology-driven experience where Wiz Kids design, build, and code. They learn the fundamentals of robotics, engineering, and computer programming while developing games, apps, or mechanical models. The week culminates in a Demo Day, where Wiz Kids present their innovative creations and explain the logic behind their designs.
Music & Sound Engineering × Film & Photography
This creative lab invites Wiz Kids to explore how sound and visuals work together to tell stories. They experiment with beat-making, sound editing, and recording before moving into film production and photography. By the end, Wiz Kids produce original multimedia projects — short films, music videos, or photo stories — for a Film & Sound Showcase.
Environmental Science × Design & Architecture
Wiz Kids learn to think like scientists and designers to solve real-world environmental challenges. They build eco-friendly models such as solar ovens or sustainable city layouts while studying renewable energy, waste reduction, and green architecture. Their week concludes with an Eco Expo highlighting innovative, sustainable solutions.
Team Building × Innovation Lab
Wiz Kids kick off the summer by exploring creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on design challenges. They’ll experiment with brainstorming, prototyping, and teamwork as they transform simple materials into imaginative creations. From mini-engineering builds to creative group challenges, this week helps campers connect, build confidence, and develop an innovator’s mindset. The week concludes with a Camp Innovation Fair, where teams showcase their projects and celebrate the power of ideas, teamwork, and discovery.
STEM × Media Arts
Wiz Kids explore the intersection of science, technology, and storytelling. Working in teams, they tackle STEM design challenges while documenting their process through digital media. Each group develops a prototype or experiment, then produces videos, posters, and photo journals for a showcase that highlights innovation and creativity.
Creative Writing × Drama
This program helps Wiz Kids bring their stories to life — from the written page to the stage. Participants learn story structure, dialogue, and performance techniques while developing original scripts, monologues, or short plays. The week concludes with a student-led performance that celebrates their voices, imagination, and confidence.
Visual Arts × Fashion & Design
Wiz Kids discover the power of art as expression and fashion as identity. Through painting, sculpture, and wearable art, they experiment with materials and techniques that combine visual creativity with design thinking. The week ends with an art exhibition and runway-style fashion showcase where their creations come to life.
Financial Literacy × Debate & Public Speaking
This program equips Wiz Kids with critical life skills — financial decision-making and persuasive communication. Wiz Kids learn to budget, save, and invest while building confidence in debate and presentation. Interactive simulations and mock debates help them apply financial concepts and strengthen their public speaking abilities.
Engineering × Coding & Game Design
A dynamic, technology-driven experience where Wiz Kids design, build, and code. They learn the fundamentals of robotics, engineering, and computer programming while developing games, apps, or mechanical models. The week culminates in a Demo Day, where Wiz Kids present their innovative creations and explain the logic behind their designs.
Music & Sound Engineering × Film & Photography
This creative lab invites Wiz Kids to explore how sound and visuals work together to tell stories. They experiment with beat-making, sound editing, and recording before moving into film production and photography. By the end, Wiz Kids produce original multimedia projects — short films, music videos, or photo stories — for a Film & Sound Showcase.
Environmental Science × Design & Architecture
Wiz Kids learn to think like scientists and designers to solve real-world environmental challenges. They build eco-friendly models such as solar ovens or sustainable city layouts while studying renewable energy, waste reduction, and green architecture. Their week concludes with an Eco Expo highlighting innovative, sustainable solutions.
Culinary × Entrepreneurship
This program blends creativity and business savvy as Wiz Kids transform culinary ideas into market-ready products. Through hands-on cooking labs and entrepreneurship workshops, they learn kitchen safety, recipe development, branding, pricing, and pitching — culminating in a student-run “Snack Expo” where teams showcase and sell their creations.
Team Building × Innovation Lab
Wiz Kids kick off the summer by exploring creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on design challenges. They’ll experiment with brainstorming, prototyping, and teamwork as they transform simple materials into imaginative creations. From mini-engineering builds to creative group challenges, this week helps campers connect, build confidence, and develop an innovator’s mindset.
Creative Writing × Drama
This program helps Wiz Kids bring their stories to life — from the written page to the stage. Participants learn story structure, dialogue, and performance techniques while developing original scripts, monologues, or short plays. The week concludes with a student-led performance that celebrates their voices, imagination, and confidence.
Visual Arts × Fashion & Design
Wiz Kids discover the power of art as expression and fashion as identity. Through painting, sculpture, and wearable art, they experiment with materials and techniques that combine visual creativity with design thinking. The week ends with an art exhibition and runway-style fashion showcase where their creations come to life.
Financial Literacy × Debate & Public Speaking
This program equips Wiz Kids with critical life skills — financial decision-making and persuasive communication. Wiz Kids learn to budget, save, and invest while building confidence in debate and presentation. Interactive simulations and mock debates help them apply financial concepts and strengthen their public speaking abilities.
Engineering × Coding & Game Design
A dynamic, technology-driven experience where Wiz Kids design, build, and code. They learn the fundamentals of robotics, engineering, and computer programming while developing games, apps, or mechanical models. The week culminates in a Demo Day, where Wiz Kids present their innovative creations and explain the logic behind their designs.
Music & Sound Engineering × Film & Photography
This creative lab invites Wiz Kids to explore how sound and visuals work together to tell stories. They experiment with beat-making, sound editing, and recording before moving into film production and photography. By the end, Wiz Kids produce original multimedia projects — short films, music videos, or photo stories — for a Film & Sound Showcase.
Environmental Science × Design & Architecture
Wiz Kids learn to think like scientists and designers to solve real-world environmental challenges. They build eco-friendly models such as solar ovens or sustainable city layouts while studying renewable energy, waste reduction, and green architecture. Their week concludes with an Eco Expo highlighting innovative, sustainable solutions.
Culinary × Entrepreneurship
This program blends creativity and business savvy as Wiz Kids transform culinary ideas into market-ready products. Through hands-on cooking labs and entrepreneurship workshops, they learn kitchen safety, recipe development, branding, pricing, and pitching — culminating in a student-run “Snack Expo” where teams showcase and sell their creations.
STEM × Media Arts
Wiz Kids explore the intersection of science, technology, and storytelling. Working in teams, they tackle STEM design challenges while documenting their process through digital media. Each group develops a prototype or experiment, then produces videos, posters, and photo journals for a showcase that highlights innovation and creativity.
Team Building × Innovation Lab
Wiz Kids kick off the summer by exploring creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on design challenges. They’ll experiment with brainstorming, prototyping, and teamwork as they transform simple materials into imaginative creations. From mini-engineering builds to creative group challenges, this week helps campers connect, build confidence, and develop an innovator’s mindset.
Visual Arts × Fashion & Design
Wiz Kids discover the power of art as expression and fashion as identity. Through painting, sculpture, and wearable art, they experiment with materials and techniques that combine visual creativity with design thinking. The week ends with an art exhibition and runway-style fashion showcase where their creations come to life.
Financial Literacy × Debate & Public Speaking
This program equips Wiz Kids with critical life skills — financial decision-making and persuasive communication. Wiz Kids learn to budget, save, and invest while building confidence in debate and presentation. Interactive simulations and mock debates help them apply financial concepts and strengthen their public speaking abilities.
Engineering × Coding & Game Design
A dynamic, technology-driven experience where Wiz Kids design, build, and code. They learn the fundamentals of robotics, engineering, and computer programming while developing games, apps, or mechanical models. The week culminates in a Demo Day, where Wiz Kids present their innovative creations and explain the logic behind their designs.
Music & Sound Engineering × Film & Photography
This creative lab invites Wiz Kids to explore how sound and visuals work together to tell stories. They experiment with beat-making, sound editing, and recording before moving into film production and photography. By the end, Wiz Kids produce original multimedia projects — short films, music videos, or photo stories — for a Film & Sound Showcase.
Environmental Science × Design & Architecture
Wiz Kids learn to think like scientists and designers to solve real-world environmental challenges. They build eco-friendly models such as solar ovens or sustainable city layouts while studying renewable energy, waste reduction, and green architecture. Their week concludes with an Eco Expo highlighting innovative, sustainable solutions.
Culinary × Entrepreneurship
This program blends creativity and business savvy as Wiz Kids transform culinary ideas into market-ready products. Through hands-on cooking labs and entrepreneurship workshops, they learn kitchen safety, recipe development, branding, pricing, and pitching — culminating in a student-run “Snack Expo” where teams showcase and sell their creations.
STEM × Media Arts
Wiz Kids explore the intersection of science, technology, and storytelling. Working in teams, they tackle STEM design challenges while documenting their process through digital media. Each group develops a prototype or experiment, then produces videos, posters, and photo journals for a showcase that highlights innovation and creativity.
Creative Writing × Drama
This program helps Wiz Kids bring their stories to life — from the written page to the stage. Participants learn story structure, dialogue, and performance techniques while developing original scripts, monologues, or short plays. The week concludes with a student-led performance that celebrates their voices, imagination, and confidence.