Summer Acceleration Series
A Different theme every week
with
Endless Discoveries
Series 1
May 26 to 29
Memorial Day Week
Units of Measurement
Series 2
June 1 to June 5
Properties of matter & chemical reactions extended
Series 3
June 8 to 12
Fossils & Rocks
Series 4
June 15 to 19
Earth's Systems & Features
Series 5
June 22 to 26
Engineering Practices
This exciting science week introduces students to chemical reactions and changing states of matter through safe, interactive experiments and sensory-based learning activities.
Featured Activities:
- Oobleck experiment
- Ice cream in a bag
- Pop Rock experiment
- Carbon dioxide balloon experiment
- Pepper separation experiment
Students continue exploring chemistry and physical science concepts through engaging experiments that encourage observation, prediction, and discovery.
Featured Activities:
- Altoid experiment
- Magic milk experiment
- Sink or float experiment
- Lava lamp activity
- Egg and vinegar experiment
Students will dive into earth science through fossil excavation, crystal exploration, and hands-on geology activities that bring natural history to life.
Featured Activities:
- Make and paint fossils
- Fossil excavation activities
- Rock identification
- Crystal exploration
- Owl pellet dissection
This interactive week focuses on weather, erosion, landforms, and earth science through creative projects and engaging experiments.
Featured Activities:
- Volcano experiment
- Water cycle in a bag
- Shaving cream rainstorm
- Dough and salt map activity
- Erosion experiment
Students will strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills through engineering challenges that encourage creativity, teamwork, and innovation.
Featured Activities:
- Marshmallow towers
- Newspaper towers
- Paper airplane contest
- Paper helicopter challenge
Series 6
June 29 to July 2
Independence Day Week: Properties of matter & chemical reactions
Series 7
July 6 to 10 Properties of matter & chemical reactions extended
Series 8
July 13 to 17
Fossils & Rocks
Series 9
July 20 to 24
Earth's systems and features
Series 10
July 27 to 31
Engineering practices
This exciting science week introduces students to chemical reactions and changing states of matter through safe, interactive experiments and sensory-based learning activities.
Featured Activities:
- Oobleck experiment
- Ice cream in a bag
- Pop Rock experiment
- Carbon dioxide balloon experiment
- Pepper separation experiment
Students continue exploring chemistry and physical science concepts through engaging experiments that encourage observation, prediction, and discovery.
Featured Activities:
- Altoid experiment
- Magic milk experiment
- Sink or float experiment
- Lava lamp activity
- Egg and vinegar experiment
Students will dive into earth science through fossil excavation, crystal exploration, and hands-on geology activities that bring natural history to life.
Featured Activities:
- Make and paint fossils
- Fossil excavation activities
- Rock identification
- Crystal exploration
- Owl pellet dissection
This interactive week focuses on weather, erosion, landforms, and earth science through creative projects and engaging experiments.
Featured Activities:
- Volcano experiment
- Water cycle in a bag
- Shaving cream rainstorm
- Dough and salt map activity
- Erosion experiment
Students will strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills through engineering challenges that encourage creativity, teamwork, and innovation.
Featured Activities:
- Marshmallow towers
- Newspaper towers
- Paper airplane contest
- Paper helicopter challenge
Full Day
Half Day
8:30am to 2:30pm
AM Session: 8:30am to 11:30am
Lunch will not be provided, please advise of any food allergies at check-in. Please provide your child with lunch.
A water station is available to the campers throughout the day so please send a water bottle.
$500 per week
Snacks and beverages will be provided each day, please advise of any food allergies at check-in. If you like, you may send your child with lunch as well.
A water station is available so please send a a water bottle.
$250 per week
