Summer Camp at RWS!
Have your kids started complaining of boredom already?
We have an exciting cure . . .
Due to the fact that many of our teachers are volunteering their time for Summer Camp, we can now offer summertime fun
for a reduced rate of
$150/week!
Click here for an enrollment form.
Please contact Christina Harris with any questions.
Sign-up right away!
We can't wait to see you at RWS this summer!
Week |
Teachers |
Theme |
June 22-26 |
Melissa & Katie |
Field Day Fun |
June 29-July 2 |
Christina & Lucy |
Stars & Stripes |
July 6-10 |
Christina & Lucy |
Pioneer Days |
July 13-17 |
Phil & Lucy |
Storytelling Camp |
July 20-24 |
Dawn & Lucy |
Summer Garden |
July 27-31 |
Katie & Josh |
Camping Fun |
August 3-7 |
Irina & Christina |
Russian Language & Culture |
August 10-14 |
Augusta & Eileen |
Spanish Language & Culture |
August 17-21 |
Claudia & Katie |
Nature Stories & Animal Felting |
Here is a sampling of camp descriptions:
Pioneer Days, July 6-10
We’ll spend the week doing things the old-fashioned way: washing clothes, cooking outdoors, playing games, making bread & butter and “traveling to the west”. Children who sign-up early will receive a pioneer bonnet or vest.
Summer Garden, July 20-24
Come ready to dig in the dirt and play with water as we tend the school garden! Some time will also be spent indoors creating garden-related crafts and listening to stories. Each child will plant something to take home at the end of the week.
Russian Language & Culture, August 3-7
Find out how summer camp is done in Russia! Children will learn a Russian fairy tale, which they will be able to act out by the end of the week. They will also participate in traditional Russian games, clay modeling, sewing and soccer. Tasty Russian snacks will be served, including blini (crepes). Activities will give a taste of Russian culture and build or increase Russian vocabulary. This camp is suitable for ages 4-12.
Nature Stories & Felting Camp,
August 17-21
The children will hear a variety of nature stories drawn from various native cultures from across the world. We will use the method of wet-felting to create a creature from one of those stories & dye silks for a simple scenery. After the week of camp each child will have rich images from the stories living in them and walk away with the props for a simple puppet play.
For those children who would like to be more crafty during the week, additional projects will be available. Those who prefer climbing, running & swinging will be able to do so as well.
Click here for an enrollment form. Please contact Christina Harris with any questions.
Sign-up right away! We can't wait to see you at RWS this summer!
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