Tykes- Ages 4 & 5

Our half-day preschool camps are perfect for your 4-5 year-olds to make new friends and explore nature! With the perfect blend of fun, science and silliness, each day will hold themed activities, stories, snacks and games.  Visiting the Critter House, hiking through the woods, and nature-themed crafts are just a few things each week will offer.  Both the morning and afternoon sessions will be studying the same theme.

*To ensure you get your favorite camps, sign up early.  There is a 3 session summer camp maximum for each camper.*

***All campers must complete the Emergency Release Form. Please send it 2 weeks ahead of time.***

Extended care hours are available for all weeks of camp.

**Weekly Themes**

June 18-22nd: Animal Homes
Where does a squirrel live?  What kinds of animals live in a pond? Campers will explore different habitats each day, and discover our own amazing habitat in Black Pond Woods.

July 2-3,5-6: Our Four Seasons
Snow in summer?! Campers will need their imaginations this week as they jump into the different seasons we experience each year.  

July 16-20: Growing Up Wild
Jump in feet first to the wonderful world of nature!  Campers will learn to look at their world from an ant’s-eye-view and use their senses to explore the trees in the woods.

July 23-27: Classification Capers
What makes a bird a bird, or a snake a snake?  Each day your zoologists will explore a different classes of animals and what makes them unique from each other.  Campers will have an up-close animal encounter in the Critter House!

August 20-24: There’s a Wocket in My Pocket!
Let’s jump in to some literary-based nature fun! Each day we’ll read stories from one of our favorite authors – Dr Seuss! – and explore turtles like Yertle and how we can all be like the Lorax and speak for the trees.

August 27-30: A Sensational Week!  *4 day camp- no camp on Friday*
Animals are equipped with amazing survival tools – our senses!  Everything from owls to snakes to people have senses – this week, we’ll learn how they work, and how we can’t live without them!