What does Southfield Summer Camp offer. How can children benefit from the camp experience. Which age groups are catered to at Southfield Summer Camp. What types of activities are available for campers.
Overview of Southfield Summer Camp
Southfield School Summer Camp provides an enriching and memorable experience for children from preschool through 8th grade. The camp offers week-long day sessions designed to foster leadership skills, build confidence, and allow children to explore their passions in a fun, relaxed environment. With a focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) concepts, the camp provides a wide range of activities that combine learning and play.
Camp Structure and Schedule
The camp is structured into two main categories:
- Preschool Camp Sessions (ages 4-6)
- Lower & Middle School Camp Sessions (rising 1st-8th graders)
Both categories offer sessions from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, with early and late pick-up options available for an additional fee in most weeks. The camp runs throughout June and July, with each week featuring a unique theme.
Pricing and Registration
The standard price for a week-long session is $240.00. This includes daily activities and a provided snack. Campers are required to bring their own sack lunch. Specialty camps may have different pricing structures. Early registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited.
Preschool Camp Sessions: Exciting Themes for Young Learners
The Preschool Camp Sessions cater to children aged 4-6, with a special provision for Preschool 3 students currently enrolled at Southfield. These sessions offer a variety of themed weeks designed to engage and educate young minds.
Arctic Adventures (June 5-9)
This week introduces young campers to the wonders of the Arctic. What will children learn during Arctic Adventures week? Campers will explore Arctic animals, native people, and the unique climate of this region. The week includes hands-on activities such as cooking, art projects, and educational games centered around the Arctic theme.
A Week on the Farm (June 12-16)
Campers get a taste of farm life during this exciting week. They’ll learn about various aspects of farming, including:
- Farm jobs and machinery
- Animals that live on farms
- Agricultural processes
The week culminates in a special treat – a pony ride for each camper!
Wacky Week (June 19-23)
This fun-filled week celebrates all things wacky and wild. Each day has a special theme:
- Monday: Crazy Hair Day
- Tuesday: Silly Socks Day
- Wednesday: Festive Favorite Colors Day
- Thursday: Happy Hat Day
- Friday: Wild and Wacky Day
Campers will engage in wacky activities, create unique art projects, and even prepare some wild and wacky food!
Red, White, and You! (June 26-30)
Embracing patriotic themes, this week focuses on red, white, and blue. Campers will participate in themed cooking activities, create patriotic art, and enjoy various games. The week concludes with a special Red, White, and Blue celebration.
On the Go (July 10-14)
This week is all about transportation. How do different modes of transportation work? Campers will explore various vehicles and methods of getting around through painting, cooking, and interactive play. From cars to trains to airplanes, children will learn about the fascinating world of transportation.
Dynamite Dinos (July 17-21)
Young paleontologists will have a blast during Dinosaur week! What can children expect during Dynamite Dinos week? The camp will offer:
- Dinosaur-themed art projects
- Prehistoric cooking activities
- Educational readings about different dinosaur species
- Interactive games and activities centered around the Mesozoic era
This roaring good time is sure to be a hit with young dinosaur enthusiasts!
Lower & Middle School Camp Sessions: Cultivating Passions and Skills
For older campers (rising 1st-8th graders), Southfield Summer Camp offers a more diverse range of activities designed to stimulate curious minds and keep children engaged in learning while having fun. These sessions feature themed weeks with daily rotating schedules that include cooking, physical education, technology, and arts and crafts.
Animal Encounters (June 5-9)
This week takes campers on an amazing animal expedition. What activities are included in Animal Encounters week? The program includes:
- Crazy animal-themed games
- Cooking silly animal-inspired snacks
- Creating awesome animal art projects
- Learning about various animal species and their habitats
This week is perfect for young animal lovers and budding zoologists!
Travel the States (June 12-16)
Campers embark on a virtual journey across the United States during this exciting week. Each day focuses on a different region or state, allowing children to explore:
- Well-known landmarks
- Famous Americans from each area
- Regional food specialties
- Cultural traditions and history
This “vacation” provides a fun and educational way for campers to learn about the diversity of their country.
Wacky Week (June 19-23)
Similar to the preschool program, this Wacky Week for older campers celebrates the weird and wonderful. The daily themes remain the same, encouraging campers to express their creativity through crazy hairstyles, silly socks, and wild outfits. Activities include creating wacky art, preparing unusual snacks, and participating in zany games and challenges.
Party in the USA (June 26-30)
This patriotic-themed week engages campers in red, white, and blue fun. What can campers expect during Party in the USA week? The program includes:
- Creating patriotic art projects
- Cooking red, white, and blue-themed foods
- Learning about American history and traditions
- Participating in holiday-inspired games and activities
The week concludes with a special Red, White, and Blue celebration, perfect for getting into the spirit of Independence Day.
Stunning Storytellers (July 10-14)
This unique week explores various methods of storytelling. Each day has a special dress-up theme (optional for campers):
- Monday: Dress like a character from your favorite TV show
- Tuesday: Dress like a character from your favorite book
- Wednesday: Dress like a character from your favorite movie
- Thursday: Dress like your favorite singer
- Friday: Dress as your favorite storyteller of all time
Campers will engage in activities that promote creativity, imagination, and effective communication through different storytelling mediums.
Specialty Camps: Focused Learning Opportunities
In addition to the regular camp sessions, Southfield Summer Camp offers specialty camps for more focused learning experiences. These camps may have different schedules and pricing structures compared to the standard sessions.
STEAM Camp (June 5-9)
This specialized camp is designed for rising 1st-5th graders and runs from 9:00 am to noon. What does the STEAM Camp offer? The program includes:
- Hands-on science experiments
- Technology-based learning activities
- Engineering challenges
- Art projects that integrate with STEM concepts
- Math-based games and puzzles
The STEAM Camp costs $160 plus a $30 supply fee, providing a week of immersive learning in these crucial educational areas.
Benefits of Attending Southfield Summer Camp
Participating in Southfield Summer Camp offers numerous benefits for children. How does the camp experience contribute to a child’s development? Key advantages include:
- Building confidence through new experiences and challenges
- Developing leadership skills through group activities
- Exploring various interests and potential passions
- Reinforcing STEAM concepts in a fun, relaxed environment
- Improving social skills by interacting with peers
- Staying physically active during summer months
- Fostering creativity through art, storytelling, and problem-solving activities
- Learning about diverse subjects through themed weeks
The camp’s structure allows children to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally while enjoying their summer break.
Preparing for Southfield Summer Camp: What Parents Need to Know
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience at Southfield Summer Camp, parents should be aware of several key points. What should parents consider when preparing for camp? Important considerations include:
- Registration: Early registration is recommended due to limited class sizes.
- Daily essentials: Campers should bring a sack lunch each day. Snacks are provided by the camp.
- Clothing: Dress children in comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing. For themed days, optional costumes or special attire may be suggested.
- Drop-off and pick-up: Standard camp hours are 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, with early and late options available for an additional fee in most weeks.
- Special needs: Inform camp staff of any allergies, medical conditions, or special requirements your child may have.
- Sunscreen and hats: For outdoor activities, ensure your child is protected from the sun.
- Water bottle: Send a refillable water bottle to keep your child hydrated throughout the day.
By preparing adequately, parents can help ensure their children have a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable camp experience.
The Impact of Summer Camps on Child Development
Summer camps like Southfield Summer Camp play a crucial role in a child’s overall development. How do summer camps contribute to a child’s growth? Research has shown several positive impacts:
- Enhanced social skills: Interacting with peers and counselors helps children develop better communication and collaboration abilities.
- Increased independence: Being away from parents in a structured environment fosters self-reliance and decision-making skills.
- Improved self-esteem: Overcoming challenges and learning new skills boosts confidence and self-worth.
- Physical health benefits: Active camp programs promote exercise and outdoor activities, contributing to overall health and well-being.
- Cognitive development: Engaging in diverse activities stimulates brain development and enhances problem-solving skills.
- Emotional growth: Dealing with new situations and managing relationships helps children develop emotional intelligence.
- Appreciation for diversity: Interacting with campers from various backgrounds promotes understanding and acceptance of differences.
These developmental benefits can have long-lasting positive effects on a child’s life, making summer camps an invaluable experience for many children.
Southfield Summer Camp – Southfield School
Southfield School Summer Camp offers week-long day camp sessions that impart leadership, build confidence, and allow children to explore their passions. We offer a memorable summer experience where campers PS4-8th grade can cultivate their strengths across a broad range of camps that solidify STEAM concepts in a fun and relaxed play-based environment.
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Preschool Camp Sessions
Preschool Sessions for ages 4-6 • *Preschool 3 for Current Southfield Students Only
9:00 am – 3:00 pm • $240.00 Per Week • Bring a Sack Lunch • Snack Provided
Register Early – Class Size is Limited!
** Early and late pick-up is available most weeks for an additional fee.
Artic Adventures
June 5-9
Brrr… Come and join us for a week of learning about all things Arctic. We will learn about the animals, native people, and the climate. There will be cooking, art, and so much more!
A Week on the Farm
June 12-16
Campers will enjoy a week of learning all about the farm. We will learn about the jobs and machinery that are used on the farm as well as the animals that call a farm home. Camp will end the week with a pony ride.
Wacky Week
June 19-23
What a wacky world we live in! Campers will participate in wacky activities, make wacky food, and create wacky art! Campers are invited, but not required, to participate in our wild and wacky celebrations.
Monday- Crazy Hair Day
Tuesday- Silly Socks
Wednesday- Festive Favorite Colors
Thursday- Happy Hat Day
Friday- Wild and Wacky Day
Red, White, and You!
June 26-30
We will create all things Red, White, and Blue. We will cook, create art, and play games. Your camper will end the week with a Red, White, and Blue celebration.
On the Go
JUL
Y 10-14
Vroom vroom, beep beep, and all aboard!! This week is all about different modes of transportation. Campers will paint, cook, and play, all while learning about different modes of transportation.
Dynamite Dinos
July 17-21
This week we are going prehistoric and learning about all things dinosaur related. Campers will have a roaring good time cooking, creating art, and reading all about dinosaurs.
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Lower & Middle School Camp Sessions
Help your children cultivate their passions this summer with Southfield Summer Camp. Our sessions are designed with intention to stimulate curious minds and keep your children engaged and learning while having fun. Our integrated programming has students working across concepts in STEAM while they engage in activities they love. For our Lower and Middle School campers, we offer themed weeks with a daily rotating schedule that includes cooking, PE, technology, and arts and crafts. We also offer Specialized Camps (pricing and schedule for those camps are indicated within the descriptions).
9:00 am – 3:00 pm** • $240.00 Per Week • Bring a Sack Lunch • Snack Provided • Rising 1st-8th graders
Register Early – Class Size is Limited!
** Early and late pick-up is available most weeks for an additional fee.
Animal Encounters
JUNE 5-9
Join us for an amazing animal expedition as we play crazy animal games, cook up some silly animal themed snacks, and create awesome animal art!
Travel the States
JUNE 12-16
Across the country we will go! Campers will be learning select areas of the USA. Each “vacation” destination will include an exploration of the area’s well-known landmarks, famous Americans, and food specialties.
Wacky Week
JUNE 19-23
What a wacky world we live in! Campers will participate in wacky activities, make wacky food, and create wacky art! Campers are invited, but not required, to participate in our wild and wacky celebrations.
Monday- Crazy Hair Day
Tuesday- Silly Socks
Wednesday- Festive Favorite Colors
Thursday- Happy Hat Day
Friday- Wild and Wacky Day!
Party in the USA
JUNE 26-30
Your camper will enjoy a week of red, white, and blue fun! We will create red, white, and blue art, and cook red, white, and blue food.
We will end the week with a Red, White, and Blue celebration.
Stunning Storytellers
JULY 10-14
Stories can be told in many different ways. This week we will explore the various methods of storytelling. Your child is invited, but not required, to dress up.
Monday- Dress like a character from your favorite TV Show
Tuesday- Dress like a character from your favorite book
Wednesday- Dress like a character from your favorite movie
Thursday- Dress like your favorite singer
Friday- Dress as your favorite storyteller of all time!
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Specialty Camps
Register Early – Class Size is Limited!
*Early and late pick-up is not available for Specialty Camps.
STEAM Camp
june 5-9: $160 + $30 Supply Fee
Rising 1st-5th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math! Oh my!
Come and enjoy a week of creating and experimenting with a variety of materials and manipulatives.
Campers will have fun exploring STEAM activities with their friends.
Express Yourself
june 12-16: $160 + $40 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 4th-8th Graders • 9 am-noon
Campers will take a deeper dive into the world of art. These campers will create beautiful realistic and abstract art while experimenting with a variety of materials such as pencils, colored pencils, pastels, and watercolor paints. Campers will further develop their creative skills while making new friends and having FUN!
Summer Scientists
June 12-16: $160 + $35 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 1st-6th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Come explore the world of science with Dr. Shumate in this week-long camp! Students will perform experiments that illustrate important, fun concepts in chemistry, physics, and biology. Every day will begin with students making a hypothesis, designing an experiment to test that hypothesis, then reaching a conclusion.
We look forward to seeing you here this summer!
Robotics Challenge Week
June 12-16: $160 + $10 supPLY FEE
Rising 5th-8th Graders • 12:00-3:00 pm
Gear up to showcase your engineering skills as you assemble an advanced EV3 Lego robot of your choice. You and a partner will present your robot to the group as a solution to a real-world problem. Builds come from basic kit and expansion set. Previous robotics experienced preferred, but not necessary. All robots property of Southfield School.
Bricks 4 Kidz Southfield Camp
June 19-23: $160 + $20 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 1st-6th Graders • 12:00-3:00 pm
Come build at the number one LEGO technic camp in Louisiana! Elementary aged campers will work and play with specialized LEGO Technic pieces such as gears, axles, battery packs, motors, mosaic, color bricks, and more!
Bricks 4 Kidz camps keep the pace fast and varied with guided projects and challenges as well as time for free-play, so the kids are always having fun.
Children work in pairs to build projects using Bricks 4 Kidz model plans. They also get to make creations of their own during our creative build time. We keep the action going with unique games and challenges using LEGO Bricks as well as LEGO Art and crafts to make sure they get their fill of LEGO fun!
Each camper will receive a Bricks 4 Kidz custom mini-fig, meet new friends and have a great week of summer camp.
Pokémon Camp
June 19-23: $160 + $20 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 2nd-8th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Do you love all things Pokémon? Join us for a week of Pokémon trading, card battles, show-watching, designing your own cards, Pokémon-themed snacks, crafts, a scavenger hunt, and more. Catch all the fun at camp this summer!
Color Your World
June 26-30: $160 + $40 supPLY FEE
Rising K-3rd Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Campers will create beautiful realistic and abstract art while experimenting with a variety of materials such as pencils, colored pencils, pastels, and watercolor paints.
Campers will develop their creative skills while making new friends and having FUN!
Rube Goldberg Machine Design
july 10-14: $160 + $15 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 3rd-8th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Campers will have fun and make new friends creating chain reaction machines like those made famous by Rube Goldberg where a seemingly simple task is made unnecessarily complicated (think: Mouse Trap). Teams will research, envision, and build Rube Goldberg machines using simple household items. This will be a great adventure in problem-based learning. Success will require teamwork, problem solving, contraption design, prototyping, and testing. Students may be invited to bring in materials from home as well as using the provided recycled materials. The end of the week will be a big reveal when the machines are put to the test for all to see.
Memory Makers
July 10-14: $160 + $40 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 1st-3rd Graders • 9 am-noon
Calling all memory makers! Join us for a half-day camp where we get to work together and get to know one another through sharing, creating, and documenting fun camp memories.
Each camper will turn blank pages into a book filled with photos, memorabilia, journaling, and more!
Basketball Madness
July 17-21: $160 + $30 supPLY FEE
Rising 1st-4th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
During this fun camp, our coaches work with young players on developing their individual basketball skills. We want to make the most of every day and we do that with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. Here are a few things campers will learn on the court:
- Ball handling drills
- Proper shooting technique
- Passing and catching skills
- Defensive stance and movements
- Sportsmanship
- How to be a good teammate
Please wear athletic shoes and clothing.
Basketball Madness
July 17-21: $160 + $30 supPLY FEE
Rising 5th-8th Graders • 12-3 pm
During this fun camp, our coaches work with young players on developing their individual basketball skills.
We want to make the most of every day and we do that with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. Here are a few things campers will learn on the court:
- Ball handling drills
- Proper shooting technique
- Passing and catching skills
- Defensive stance and movements
- Sportsmanship
- How to be a good teammate
Please wear athletic shoes and clothing.
Dancing with Robots
July 17-21: $160 + $10 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 5th-8th Graders • 9 am-noon
So you think you can dance? How about your robot? Assemble an advanced EV3 Lego robot of your choice, pick a song, and let’s see your moves! You and a partner will build a Lego robot and program it to complete a 90 second dance that you choreograph/program with another group. We may even learn a human dance or two! Builds come from basic kit and expansion set. Previous robotics experienced preferred, but not necessary. No dance experience necessary.
All robots property of Southfield School.
Chefs in Training
July 17-21: $160.00 + $30 supPLY FEE
Rising 1st-3rd Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Calling all aspiring chefs! Join us for a half-day camp that gets your chef in training in the kitchen to learn to cook in a way that’s hands-on and fun. Each camper will learn basic culinary and baking skills, all while collecting a recipe keepsake to share at home!
All Sports Camp
July 24-28: $160 + $30 SUPPLY FEE
Rising 1st-8th Graders • 9:00 am-noon
Fill your days with games and sports-related activities. Included are soccer, flag-tag, scooter hockey, eagle ball, and more!
Please wear athletic shoes & clothing.
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Southfield Cheer Clinic (K/1st)
*Southfield Students ONLY
July 31-Aug 3: $100 + $30 SUPPLY FEE
Rising Kinder-1st Graders • 10 am-noon
Your camper will enjoy a fun-filled week learning cheers, chants, stunts, and dances alongside your favorite Southfield cheerleaders.
The week will conclude with a cheer showcase of all the material learned. Your cheerleader will also show off their skills during a Flag Ceremony during the 2023-24 school year! Your child will be provided snacks and a t-shirt to wear for their performances.
Southfield Cheer Clinic (2nd-4th)
*Southfield Students ONLY
July 31-aug 3: $100 + $30 supPLY FEE
Rising 2nd-4th Graders • 1-3 pm
Your camper will enjoy a fun-filled week learning cheers, chants, stunts, and dances alongside your favorite Southfield cheerleaders. The week will conclude with a cheer showcase of all the material learned. Your cheerleader will also show off their skills during a Flag Ceremony during the 2023-24 school year! Your child will be provided snacks and a t-shirt to wear for their performances.
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Early & Late Bird Pick-ups:
Early Bird (7:45-9:00 am): $60.00 per week
Late Bird (3:00-5:30 pm): $110.
00 per week
Early/Late Bird (7:45-9:00am & 3:00-5:30 pm): $160.00 per week
*Early/Late Bird pick-up is not available for Specialty Camps.
Southfield Parks and Recreation Summer Camps 2023
Southfield Parks and Recreation Summer Camps – Southfield Parks and Rec offers fun weekly summer camp (day camps) for kids ages 5-18 all across Metro Detroit MI.
Children can enjoy arts and crafts, field trips, sports and making friends all summer long with a variety of theme and specialty camps!
Southfield Parks and Recreation Summer Camps 2023 / Day Camps
Camp Tadpole
7 weekly sessions from June 20-August 11 (no camp June 19 or July 3-7)
$150/Southfield Residents, $170/Non-Residents per session.
Camp is for ages 5-7 and meets from 9a– 4p, Monday through Friday outside the Southfield Sports Arena. Small, informal groups enjoy sports, games, arts and crafts and nature activities. Every day child will need to bring a sack lunch, snack and two drinks.
Camp Wildwood
7 weekly sessions from June 20-August 11 (no camp June 19 or July 3-7)
$150/Southfield Residents, $170/Non-Residents per session.
Camp is for ages 8-9 and meets from 9a– 4p, Monday through Friday outside the Southfield Sports Arena. Small, informal groups enjoy sports, games, arts and crafts and nature activities. Every day child will need to bring a sack lunch, snack and two drinks.
Camp Evergreen
7 weekly sessions from June 20-August 11 (no camp June 19 or July 3-7)
$150/Southfield Residents, $170/Non-Residents per session.
Camp is for ages 10-12 (we do accept 13 years old) and meets from 9a– 4p, Monday through Friday outside the Southfield Sports Arena. Small, informal groups enjoy sports, games, arts and crafts and nature activities. Every day child will need to bring a sack lunch, snack and two drinks.
Southfield Parks and Recreation, 26000 Evergreen. Call 248-796-4620 for more information.
Southfield Parks and Recreation Summer Camps 2023 / Sports Camps
Southfield Basketball Camps
Six weekly sessions beginning June 20 – August 18 (No camp week of July 3-7 or July 10-14, Aug 7-11)
$170/Southfield Resident; $190/Non-Resident per session.
Boys and girls ages 7-17, meets from 9a–3p, Monday through Friday at Beech Woods Recreation Center.
The Reggie McKenzie Foundation “Commitment to Character” basketball camp will put campers through drills each day focusing on ball-handling, creating your own shot off the dribble, passing and other aspects of the game. This camp will also focus on the mental approach to the game as well as teaching campers the importance of leadership and sportsmanship while participating in sports. 5 on 5 games will also be played. Camp coordinators are Glynn Blackwell, Chico Hamilton, and Alexus Williams
Please wear basketball attire, gym shoes, and bring a healthy lunch and plenty of water.
Beech Woods Recreation Center, 22200 Beech Road. Call 248-796-4670 for more information.
Junior Golf Camp
June 26-29 and August 7-10
9a-12p Monday-Thursday (Friday make-up day in case of inclement weather) and meets at the Beech Woods Driving Range
Ages – 8-15 years old
Resident: $130; Non-Resident: $150 per session.
Children that want to learn the game of golf will receive expert instruction from PGA professional Terri Ryan and members of her staff. Instruction will be a mix of drills and fundamentals as well as some games that teach necessary skills to become a better player. Students will be able to compare their swing at the beginning and end of the session with our swing analyzer. Please bring a snack and water bottle. There is no latchkey available for this camp.
Beech Woods Driving Range, 22202 Beech Road. Call 248-796-4670 for more information.
Love’s Summer Indoor Volleyball Camps
July 10-14, July 24-28, August 14-18, August 21-25
Four one-week sessions $160/Southfield Resident; $180/Non-Resident per session
Camp is for ages 8-18 and meets from 9a–12p Monday through Friday. Coach Alisha Love and staff will combine having fun with learning how to pass, serve, spike and set in a healthy and safe manner. Learn drills, show your skills and have thrills! Competitions will be held on the last day.
No latchkey service available for this camp.
Beech Woods Recreation Center, 22200 Beech Road. Call 248-796-4670 for more information.
Southfield Parks and Recreation Summer Camps
Southfield Parks and Recreation
26000 Evergreen Road
Southfield, MI 48034
www.cityofsouthfield.com
Information Desk Phone – 248-796-4620
SUMMER CAMPS DIRECTORY
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How to choose a summer camp in the USA? Best Summer Camps in California
California summer camps offer some of the most popular educational and recreational programs for children. The “Golden State” of the USA opens up unique opportunities in the field of knowledge of American culture. The summer school programs include visits to world-famous attractions: the opportunity to get in touch with the workshop of making everyone’s favorite films in Hollywood, national parks, a visit to Disneyland, an excursion to the Golden Gate Bridge and visits to national parks – this is just a small part of those places that are the hallmark of the state.
The excellent climate will make your stay in California especially comfortable: the proximity of the ocean provides summer freshness and coolness, and most of the state has a Mediterranean climate.
Features of courses with the study of English
In terms of compiling summer language courses for foreigners, California teachers have extensive experience and are famous all over the world. Camps in the USA are at the top of the study abroad rankings. The secret of successful teaching of English in language schools lies in the motto “learn a second language like a mother tongue”. Following this principle, a favorable environment is created in which learning turns into an exciting process of interaction with others. As a result of this approach, the child gets rid of the language barrier and complexes, quickly adapts and begins to speak English.
Leading California Programs
A range of unique programs will help Russian children experience the Californian way of life in California camps, thanks to which learning will turn into a real adventure story.
So, for example, the course “Surfing and English” for students and schoolchildren over 14 years old offers about 10 surfing lessons and about 20 English lessons. The course “Cinema and English” will reveal to its students the secrets of writing a Hollywood script, the features of working with a camera, tell about what shooting techniques are, children will become participants in the editing of short videos. There is also a course aimed at mastering acting skills, the final touch of which will be a recording with your performance. Exploratory courses will help your child enjoy the California summer and get to know its unique flora and fauna.
Camp specializations and prices
California’s leading camps open during the holiday period, which begins in the USA from the second half of June and ends in August. camp (usually two weeks or more), type of accommodation (in a host family or on campus) and ending with a set of excursions. Any program involves meeting at the airport and accompanying the child to the camp.
