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Small Blessings Summer Camp

Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing.
1 Thssalonians 5:11

Summer Camp 2012
May 25th to August 31st

Back by popular demand, the 2012 Small Blessings Summer Camp will focus their learning of buiildings.

Children learn by doing. Teachers will work with Campers using the Project Approach. This well respected teaching method will help the group explore building structures, how they function, what it takes to make a building, and other student lead investigations. Children are naturally curious; it is therefore no surprise that they would be interested in both the buildings they spend a majority of their time in and those they have never seen before. Campers will work together doing an array of activities. As we study buildings, we are going to be learning many important concepts and skills in science, social studies, literacy, math, the arts, and technology. We will also be using thinking skills to investigate, solve problems, and make predictions.

Our study will include field trips to relevant locations and a weekly library visit. At the end of our study, we will have a special event to show you all that we have learned. Thank you for playing such an important role in our learning and explorations. We think this will be an exciting and interesting study!

Parents will see and hear about the things they learn when the group shares with during a final family activity to close out the Summer Camp experience.

Discover summer by having fun! We know summer is about having fun!  That’s why Summer Camp includes plenty of time to play and hang out with friends. We will have water days, field trips, music, cooking, arts and crafts, and more.

Summer Camp Weekly Schedule
Monday               Library Day
Tuesday              Book Share/Water Day
Wednesday         Music Share
Thursday            Show and Share
Friday                 Cooking Project

Explore change. Make friends. Impact community. Have fun!  Click here to Enroll today!

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