Summer camp for 4 year olds 2022: Summer Camp & Children’s Summer Programs

The Cincinnati Summer Camps Guide 2022 · 365 CINCINNATI

Welcome to the Cincinnati Summer Camp Guide! We hope this list will be of assistance as you’re searching for a great summer camp for your littles (and perhaps the not-so-littles) this summer.

Our list contains all kinds of Cincinnati Summer Camps: STEM camps, summer camps for teens, theater camps, art camp, overnight camps, and much more. There’s even a summer camp that centers around horses!

Do you know of any Cincinnati Summer Camps that we don’t have on our list? Shoot us an email.

IMPORTANT: Links are supplied for each camp. Be sure to click through on the camp of your choice to get the most up to date information (links provided below).

ArtsConnect Summer Camps

Location: 9158 Winton Road, Building A, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
At ArtsConnect, your kids will have a summer packed with imaginative, creative and fulfilling art projects. We believe in empowering kids to
make a difference through their art. Campers will explore a wide range of topics, artistic styles and media. Kids are exposed to a variety of artistic skills and media. Campers will learn about cultural differences and stewardship of their environment while creating their  projects.  Experience a week or an entire summer of art!
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Camp at the J (Mayerson JCC)

Location: 8485 Ridge Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45236
At Camp at the J, kids can experience the best of summer. From swimming and archery, to arts & crafts, camp values and color wars, and much more, kids will create memories and form friendships to last a lifetime. Give your child a summer to remember at Camp at the J!
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Camp Give

Location: 9940 Reading Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45241
Camp Give is a fun and meaningful summer day-camp where youth in grades 5-9 engage in service and learn how they can give of their time, talent, and treasure to meet needs in their community. Youth will be empowered through field trips to local nonprofits, hands-on service activities, and through the creation of a meaningful art mural!
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Camp Tablespoon

Location: 1731 Elm Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Camp Tablespoon is a four day, in-person camp for young chefs, ages 8-13. Camp goes from Tuesday through Friday, 2 hours per day. You can choose from a morning session (9-11am) or an afternoon session (1-3pm).
Camp dates are June 14-17 and 21-24 and July 12-15 and 26-29.
Details are fully available yet but be sure to get on the email list as their classes sell out every month and camp is likely to do that too!
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Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Summer Camps

Location: 4015 Red Bank Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
Join The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati for their themed summer camps. Enjoy a variety of themes for ages 7-18! Focus on music, dance, drama, or all three! All levels welcome. Summer camps run weekly from May 31 – July 1, 2022, from 9:30 am – 4:00 pm.
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Cincinnati Art Museum Summer Camp

Location: 953 Eden Park Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
The Cincinnati Art Museum is the place for summer fun and creativity. Jump into art with eight weeks of exciting projects, gallery games and more! Explore a different theme each week with activities taught by skilled museum educators. Designed for children ages 6–12. Convenient before- and after-care available. 
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Cincinnati Ballet Kids Dance Camp

Location: 1555 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45214
Cincinnati Ballet is your ticket to summer adventure! Kids Dance Camp is a creative exploration of dance, music and art through beloved stories. Each week-long experience explores an overall theme through ballet classes and activities led by professional faculty. Students ages 5-8. Placement based on age. Former dance experience not required.
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Cincinnati Country Day School Summer Programs

CCDSummer programs are located on Cincinnati Country Day School’s 62-acre campus. The campus features expansive athletic fields, gymnasiums, a performing arts theater, all-weather track, turf field, multi-age playgrounds, dining facility, 25-yard, 6-lane pool, 7-court tennis complex, amphitheater, hiking trails, playscape, and natural outdoor classrooms. CCDSummer 2022 will offer a variety of day camps, courses, and athletic camps for children 18 months through entering grade 12. 
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Cincinnati Museum Center Summer Camps

Locations: Cincinnati Museum Center, Blue Ash Rec Center, Cincinnati Observatory
Explore science, technology, history and the arts through creative activities and games at Cincinnati Museum Center’s fun and educational Museum Camps. Whether there’s a day or a week off from school, there’s a camp for that.
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Cincinnati Parks’ 2022 Summer Day Camps

Location:  Various Cincinnati Parks locations
Cincinnati Parks’ Explore Nature! section offers one week award-winning summer camps at various locations for ages 3 1/2 – 14 years old. Their team strives to serve all people of all backgrounds with the goal to instill and foster a sense of wonder in the world around us. Camps include daily hikes, games, live animal encounters, experiments and make & take projects to keep campers active all day.
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Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Summer Theatre Camp and Performance Academy

Location: various locations
Young people ages 6 to 17 will have fun and learn theatre skills by taking their imaginations to great heights, creating fantastical characters and so much more. Due to construction of our new mainstage theatre complex, all our Summer Camp programs will be held out in the community this year. Camps will be held at the Evendale Cultural Arts Center, Mason Community Center, Wyoming Civic Center, the Wyoming Fine Arts Center and a location in the Downtown Cincinnati area (tba).
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Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s CAMP CRC

Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s CAMP CRC Summer Day Camps information does not appear to be current (as of 2-3-2022) but I want to keep the listing here so that you can check it out over the next few months.
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Cincinnati Reds Baseball and Softball Camps

Location:  Various locations throughout Greater Cincinnati
Reds Camp is about providing a blueprint for aspiring ballplayers to find the joy and success that our great game can give. It’s also about writing a chapter in the memory book of every “Future Reds” player who puts on that new uniform on Monday morning.
Kids will come to camp that have never played ball before and kids will come to camp that may someday play at Great American Ball Park. Camps are a mix of one part competition, two parts fun, one part friend building and five parts instruction. A camp concoction that is magical with positive reinforcement and encouragement.
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Summer Camp

Location: 1195 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Campers work with members of Cincinnati Shakespeare’s professional resident ensemble, staging scenes, learning the tricks of the trade, gaining confidence, and often finding an inclusive community of friends that lasts well beyond the summer. Whether you’ve never stepped on a stage before, or have already been bitten by the acting bug and are looking for a challenge, they say their camps are the perfect place to learn and improve new skills, make new friends, and have a whole lot of fun!
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Cincinnati Zoo Summer Camps

Location: 3400 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
Explore the Zoo, experience nature, and discover the excitement and wonder of animals! Hikes in the Zoo, visits from Animal Friends, crafts, train rides, animal shows, and so much more make Summer Camp a jam packed week to remember! Please register children according to the grade they will enter in the fall.
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Clifton Cultural Arts Center @ Short Vine – Summer Camps

Location: 2728 Short Vine Street, Cincinnati Ohio 45219
Clifton Cultural Arts Center presents a brand-new slate of exciting summer camps. You’ll have the opportunity to sign up for your choice of Visual Arts Camps, Music Camps, and/or Theatre Camps.
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Classroom Antics Summer Tech Camps

Location:  Various locations throughout Greater Cincinnati
Offering multiple weeks of exciting STEM-focused summer camps throughout the Cincinnati area for kids and teens ages 7-13.
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College-Conservatory of Music Summer Programs

Location: University of Cincinnati | 2600 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45221
CCM offers high caliber opportunities to students from across the country and around the world to youth, teens and adults during the summer months. From week-long day camps to multi-week residencies and even elective classes, our summer programs offer students of all ages the opportunity to work with our world-class faculty, along with renowned guest artists, all at the state-of-the-art CCM Village.
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Drake Planetarium Summer Camps

Location: 2020 Sherman Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45212
Programs combine science, technology, engineering, and math in ways that encourage kids to actively discover and examine concepts for themselves. Drake Planetarium inspires a lifelong passion for learning and teach kids creative problem-solving skills, teamwork, persistence, and follow-through in a fun learning environment.
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ETC Summer Camps

Location: 1127 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Ignite your child’s imagination with a theatre camp from Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. In addition to performance-focused camps and classes, their popular, one-of-a-kind technical theatre intensive is a unique chance for aspiring artists who are eager to participate in theatre but who may prefer working behind the scenes. Age ranges are 7-18.
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Fitton Center for Creative Arts Summer Camp

Location: 101 S Monument Ave. , Hamilton, Ohio 45011
Grow. Become. Shine. Bring the arts out of you by bringing them to you. Kids don’t receive art time at school. Get them into a structured art environment to give them that exposure.
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Gorman Heritage Farm Summer Camp

Location: 10052 Reading Road, Evendale, Ohio 45241
Gorman Heritage Farm offers a variety of summer day camp sessions on their 122-acre historic farm, forest and fields.  The farm is the landscape, as you care for farm animals, harvest fresh foods, play games, and explore this hidden gem. You will never want to leave!
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Great Parks of Hamilton County

Location:  Hamilton County Parks throughout Cincinnati
Great Parks Day Camps will get your children outside and active throughout the summer. With a focus on specific age groups, day camps are designed to keep kids moving, learning about nature and wildlife, and most importantly, having fun!Choose from: Farm Camps, Adventure Camps, Fishing Camps, Horse Camps, Nature Camps, or Photography Camps.
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Greenacres 2022 Summer Program

Location:  varies by camp
New camps and old favorites return this year. Each program offers its own, unique, way to explore all that Greenacres has to offer. Get creative outdoors with Arts in the Natural World, learn the basics of English riding at Horsin’ Around Camp, or experience Greenacres after dark at Night Camp. A Greenacres camp will fill your child’s summer with unforgettable experiences and are tailored to be age appropriate.
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Kennedy Heights Arts Center Summer Art Camps

Location: 6546 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
Unleash your creativity and imagination this summer at Kennedy Heights Arts Center! They offer a variety of one-week camps for youth ages 5-13 exploring visual arts, music, creative writing, acting, animation, and design.
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Kids First Sports Center Camp-A-Palooza

Location: 7900 East Kemper Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45249
CAMP-A-PALOOZA is Greater Cincinnati’s most talked about summer camp experience! Why? Four words: Kids First Sports Center. . .108,000 square feet of kids sports heaven! Imagine a summer camp taking place in the country’s largest children’s activity center with exceptional instruction in the most popular children’s recreational pursuits.
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Madcap Edutcation Center Summer Camps

Location: 3064 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45211
Camps change theme each week with sample weeks including: Slime Camp, Musical Theatre, Write and Star in a Play, Puppet Camp, and many more. Offerings range from ages 6 years to 18 years old.
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MumLuft&Co. Dance Camp

Location:  8222 Monon Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45216
Choose from full-day camp or half day for the younger set. Camp that teaches children to move creatively, cooperatively, and confidently! Children will learn dance, make props and “scenery” to accompany their dances, and prepare for a Friday afternoon performance for parents!
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My Nose Turns Red Summer Camps

Location: Evendale Cultural Arts Center, 10428 Reading Rd. , 45241
Circus camps! Activities depend on age – snippet from one class says: Learn how to juggle, balance on the rolling globe and learn the basics of creating a clown character. Summer Circus Camps are highly engaging; challenging youth to walk on the wire, balance on the rola bola and build human pyramids, which builds their physical literacy and hand-eye coordination. Students play a wide variety of circus games that build teamwork and cooperation, trust and friendship.
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Playful Wanderings Summer Camp

Location: Grailville Retreat Center, 931 O’Bannonville Rd., Loveland OH 45140
Do you want your kids to get outside, explore nature, and have fun? Playful Wanderings may have the camp for you! Their classes are small (limited to 10 per week). Kids enjoy hiking, exploring, and playing on grass trails, in the woods, and in the creek.
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Queen City Clay Summer Camp

Location: 2760 Highland Ave. , Norwood, OH 45212
Pottery Wheel classes will be offered all summer as well as an exciting line-up of themed art classes. Selections include Beginning or Advanced Drawing, Creature Camp, Art Explorers, and much more.
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REC Kids Camp

Location: 2820 Bearcat Way, Cincinnati, OH 45221
The University of Cincinnati Campus Recreation Dept. brings us REC Kids Summer Camp 2022. This is for rising 1st to 8th graders and you can go for 1 week all the way up to 10 weeks. Activities include sports, games, indoor climbing, arts & crafts, team building, fort building, Friday events, and much more. In addition, campers swim every day for at least 45 minutes.
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School of Rock of Mason Music Camps

Location: 55 Reading Rd #1, Mason, Ohio 45040
School of Rock Mason, where students learn to rock their worlds. School of Rock isn’t just about creating killer musicians with a lasting love for all things rock. Camps help advance musical skills, build confidence, create great friendships – and are just a blast!
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STEAM Studio (Miami University Regional Campuses)

Location: not clear on the site
Welcome to the STEAM Studio- a chance to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in real life while having fun, making friends, and creating summer memories at nationally recognized Miami University Regionals campuses! Each week of camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities to imagine, design, and bring your ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities! From robotics and game creation to environmental exploration and DIY art, you will see all areas of STEAM come alive! Open for grades 5 – 10.
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Summer Camp WAVE at Newport Aquarium

Location: One Aquarium Way, Newport, Kentucky 41071
Get ready to dive into the deep and make some waves with Camp WAVE! This is a day camp experience for students who have completed grades K-8 held at Newport Aquarium in Newport, KY from 8am-4pm. Campers must have completed Kindergarten. Camp WAVE is the only camp around where campers will meet sharks, penguins, and stingrays up close while exploring aquatic wonders and earth’s incredible natural diversity. From cruising alongside Antarctic penguins to celebrating innovations in science and engineering, there’s something for everyone this summer at Camp WAVE!
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Taft Museum of Art Day Camp

Location: 316 Pike Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Get creative at the Taft this summer! Whether you’re thinking about becoming an artist or just like to have fun creating art, the small classes and experienced teachers will make this a summer to remember.
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West Chester Academy of Music and Dance Summer Camps

Location: 8107 Market Place Dr., West Chester, Ohio 45069
Choose from music, dance, art, and gymnastics. Camps are filled with artistic learning, crafts, a snack, character building, and more with a Special Performance the last day of each camp.
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Wyoming Fine Arts Center Summer Camps

Location: 322 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, Ohio 45215
Specialized art, music, and theater Summer Camps are back for 2022! Morning and Afternoon camps are available. Add on supervised lunch for an all day specialized experience! 
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YMCA of Greater Cincinnati Summer Camps

Location: Various YMCA locations throughout Greater Cincinnati
Campers are able to explore creativity, teamwork and leadership in a wide range of physically active programs that influence lifelong healthy living. Camper build an interest in community with experiences in local and global cultures, where campers gain an appreciation for others different from themselves.
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Summer Camps in the Triangle for 2022 – check registration dates

Looking for a summer camp in the Triangle for your child? We get a lot of requests from parents about summer camps in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and surrounding areas, so we’ve put together a list of resources for you to explore.

It’s important to know that registration for some of the camps happens early, and spots can fill up quickly. So, research in advance so you know what you want to sign your child up for when the time comes.

We’re including information about some of the most popular summer camps, but scroll down for the Carolina Parent’s Summer Camp Database. You’ll find many more camps there, including at schools, YMCA, churches and more. The church camps are usually the least expensive.

Although we’re not including information on the many, many church camps and Vacation Bible Schools, due to the sheer number of them, you should be able to find many of them in Carolina Parent Summer Camp List. They are a great choice for budget-conscious parents.

City of Raleigh Summer Camps

The City of Raleigh offers a huge number of summer camps for kids. They take place at community centers, parks, nature preserves, and some schools. 

 Check back soon for information. More information.

Camp Chillin

This is a full-day week-long camp at either Polar Ice House in Wake Forest or Polar Iceplex in Raleigh, for kids age 6-12. They’ll skate twice a day, with both hockey and free skating offered. Off ice they’ll play outdoor games, arts and crafts, scavenger hunts and more. Registration is open. More info for Wake Forest. More info for Raleigh.

GSK Science in the Summer

These science camps are absolutely free, but also very popular and fill up quickly. There are in-person camps in several counties, and also at-home camps. Registration starts March 7th, 2022. More info.

North Carolina Museum of Art

North Carolina Museum of Art’s summer camps introduce kids to a variety of art forms, like drawing, painting, sculpture and more. Each week long camp is different. The cost is $275/camp for members and $305/camp for non-members. More information.

Broadway Bootcamp: Selections from Madagascar – A Musical Adventure JR.

Work on acting, voice, dance and performance. In this two-week intensive, students will receive specialized guidance on what it takes to be a musical theatre artist, including acting, singing, and dancing, with particular focus on beginner technique, being a whole artist, and exploring your unique voice. This program is designed for students of all ages and abilities but is geared more towards intermediate students who want to further their journey in musical theatre. This two-week camp is from August 8th to 19th, 2022, Monday to Friday, and is for ages 8-18. It takes place at North Carolina Theatre Conservatory, 3043 Barrow Drive, Raleigh. The cost is $500. More information.

Artspace Summer Camps

ArtSpace offers full and half-day arts camps, both in-person and virtual, for kids in grades 3-12 at its location at 201 E Davie Street, Raleigh, from June to August. Check back soon for 2022 information. Registration opens in March, 2022. More information.

Marbles Kids Museum

Marbles Kids Museum offers summer camps for kids age 3-10. Check back soon for information. Registration starts for members on January 12th and for non-members on January 19th, 2022. More information.

Luka Slabe Volleyball Camps

Luka Slabe, head coach of NC State Volleyball, runs camps providing advanced training to athletes looking to take their game to the next level. Luka Slabe Volleyball Camps take place in July, 2022. The camps take place at Reynolds Coliseum, on the NC State Campus, 2411 Dunn Avenue, Raleigh. Prices vary by camp. More information.

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences offers half-day and full-day camps. There are camps for rising Kindergarteners through 12th grade. Prices vary, with some half-day camps costing $230/week (with a discount for Friends of the Museum) and full-day camps, starting at $320/week (with a discount for Friends of the Museum.) Children can register for two weeks only. Registration opens February 1st to 11th for Friends of the Museum (with higher-level supporters getting earlier access) and on February 15th, 2022 for the general public.  More information.

NC State University

NCSU offers preschool, elementary and middle school camps through a variety of organizations, including JC Raulston Arboretum, NC State College of Design, 4-H, The Confucius Institute, and more. Each differs in schedule, cost and registration date. More information.

Town of Cary Summer Camp

The Town of Cary offers summer day camp for children in rising 1st to 6th grade at Bond Park Community Center and Mills Park Elementary School. Summer camps are $205 a week for residents and $235 a week for non-residents. Details will be available in February, 2022. More information.

Durham Parks & Recreation

Durham Parks and Recreation will hold youth and teen camps from June 13th to August 12th, 2022. The youth camps cost $132/week for Durham residents, and $157 for non-residents. The teen camps are $62.75/week for Durham residents and $77.75 for non-residents. A sliding scale may be used to reduce the cost, but you need to fill out an application by February 11th. Registration starts March 7th, 2022. More info.

Durham Bulls Youth Baseball Camp

This baseball camp features instruction from professional players and coaches. It’s for kids ages 7-14. This is a 3-day half-day camp. The cost is $175 until March 1st, 2022, when it increases to $200. The price also includes lunch each day. a Durham Bulls baseball cap, 1 ticket voucher to a Bulls game, and 1 Durham Bulls giveaway item. Registration is open now. More information.

Durham Arts Council

Durham Arts Council offers cultural camps, mini camps, dance intensives, and teen intensives. The camps take place at Durham Arts Council, 120 Morris Street, Durham. Prices vary. Registration starts January 14th, 2022. More information.

Museum of Life and Science

Museum of Life + Science offers camps for kids in Pre-K through 8th grade. Camp days are filled with a variety of hands-on activities based around each camp’s theme, including animals, nature exploration, animals, amusement park physics, art, ecology and more. Camps take place at the museum in Durham, 433 W Murray Avenue, and at Montessori Community School, 4512 Pope Road in Chapel Hill. Camps are $325/week for members and $355/week for non-members. Registration starts January 18th for supporting members, January 20th for explorer members, and January 27th for the general public. More information.

Piedmont Wildlife Center 

Piedmont Wildlife Center offers summer camp at Leigh Farm Park in Durham, Brumley Nature Preserve in Chapel Hill, and Umstead Park in Raleigh. The cost is $350/week for youth camps, $375/week for teen and advanced youth camps, and $685/week for backpacking trips. There is an after-care option of $75/week to extend the day from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Registration has opened. More information.

Eno River Association

iWalk the Eno Science & Nature Summer Camp is offered two times, June 13th to 17th, and June 20th to 24th, 2022. It goes from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., and is for kids age 8-12. It provides kids with the chance to camp, hike and splash in a natural wonderland, in Eno River State Park and West Point on the Eno, in Orange and Durham Counties. The cost is $225/week, or $400 for two weeks. Registration opens January 15th, 2022   More information.

Carrboro Recreation and Parks

Carrboro Recreation and Parks offers half-day camps in sports, arts, fishing mountain biking Minecraft, science, and more. Cost varies, starting at $90/week. Registration has opened. More information.

Kidzu Children’s Museum

Kidzu Children’s Museum offers camps for kids age 3-11 at the museum, at 201 S Estes Drive, Chapel Hill. Each week has a theme. Cost ranges from $260 to $325/week. Kidzu members get a discount.  Registration opens for members on February 1st, 2022, and for non-members on February 8th.  More information. 

Town of Chapel Hill

The Town of Chapel Hill offers summer camps. Registration for day camp opens May 12th for residents and May 19th for non-residents. Registration for specialty camps opens May 4th for residents and May 11th for non-residents. The 2022 isn’t available yet. More information.

YMCA branches throughout the Triangle offer summer camps of all kinds. Find information on all of them here.

Carolina Parent has put together a list of summer camps. You can search by type of camp, geographic area or name of camp. 

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Summer camp, vacations in the summer shift

Schedule of arrivals for the summer period of 2022 to the Solnechny and Winged health camps

Departure to health camps is carried out from the site in front of the DECATHLON store (Nab. 0004 Registration of children Departure of buses o/l “Solnechny” From 07.30 08.30 s/l “winged” From 10.00 11.00 o/l “Star” From 11.30 12.00

Departure from health camps is carried out to the site in front of the DECATHLON store (Nab. Chelny, 12 Yashlek Ave., Children’s Polyclinic stop)

How to buy a ticket?

You can buy a ticket at: 1/07 (office of KAMAZzhilbyt LLC), 8. 5 floor, room 471.

Office hours: 08:00-17:00, lunch 12:00-13:00

Bring copies of the birth certificate (or a copy of the child’s passport), medical insurance policy.

If you want your child’s summer vacation to be eventful and memorable, we suggest taking care of it now! Choose the profile shift that will be the most interesting. We are sure that among our proposals there will be one that will be interesting for your child.

Children will become actors in colorful productions with great pleasure, teenagers will be able to take part in competitions, skits, and visit incendiary discos. The camp employs experienced organizers who can find an approach to each child.

Holidays will be so unforgettable that our guests will want to come again and again. We know this for sure and invite you to see it for yourself!

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Information for parents about the working hours of the summer camp

Summer is coming – the most beautiful and long-awaited time of the year. Schoolchildren associate joyful hopes with summer, new impressions, different from school everyday life. Everyone wants to spend their holidays in an interesting, unusual way, for the benefit of themselves. Summer is a good opportunity to restore health, replenish expended energy, develop creative potential, and improve personal capabilities. Our task is to help children make their holidays more entertaining, rich, useful for physical and spiritual health.

Currently, not all parents have the opportunity to send their children to a country camp to rest, so the school becomes the main, and for some children the only source of recreation.

When attending a day camp, the child is not separated from the family, is under the supervision of teachers, is fed in a timely manner, is busy with interesting things, and in the evenings and weekends – in the family circle.

From June 1 to June 30, 2022, the day camp “Rainbow of Childhood” will work at the school. There will be 7 units in total. The total number of children is 210 people.

Opening hours of the camp from 9-00 to 15-00.

will work with your children:

The head of the camp – Khoroshavina Svetlana Leonidovna

Educators:

1 detachment – Gulyaeva Natalya Pavlovna, Belokon Elena Anatolyevna (Cab. 105)

2 detachment – Sukhnev Aleksey Valentinovich, Rukhnevi Valentinovich Semyashkin Alexander Alexandrovich (room 106)

3rd detachment – Stadnikova Yulia Igorevna, Khatanzeyskaya Evgenia Yuryevna (room 102)

4th detachment – Vetoshkin Andrey Anatolyevich, Novoselova Irina Dormidontovna (room 104)

5th detachment – Laptander Ekaterina Nikolaevna, Rocheva Sofia Nikolaevna (office 108)

6th detachment – Atangulova Galina Vasilievna, Rocheva Ekaterina Nikolaevna (room 125)

7th detachment – Khoroshavina Ekaterina Andreevna, Martovitskaya Marina Nikolaevna (room 123 -124)

The operating mode of the Summer Street Station “Rainbow Childhood”

9000 9:00 – 9:05 – meeting of children

9:05 – 9:10 – charging

9:10 – 9:20 – breakfast

09:30 – 12:00 – activities according to the camp work plan

12:10 – 12:25 – lunch

12:30 – 15:00 – activities according to the camp work plan

904 WORK SCHEDULE DAY STAY “RAINBOW OF CHILDHOOD”

Dear parents!

With the beginning of the summer holidays, your children have more free time, which they often spend without proper supervision by adults, which can lead to a threat to the life and health of children, the commission of offenses.

In order for children to have a good rest, improve their health, and not commit illegal acts, parents are advised to:

1. Conduct individual conversations with children, explaining important rules, observance of which will help save lives;
2. Solve the child’s free time problem. Remember that at night (from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.) children and adolescents are legally prohibited from appearing on the street unaccompanied by adults;
3. Always be aware of where and with whom your child is, control the place of his stay;
4. Reassure the children that no matter what happened, you should know about the incident. Explain to the children that some facts should never be hidden, even if they promised to keep them secret;
5. Repeat with children the rules of the road, riding bicycles, scooters, scooters;
6. Pay attention to all possible cases of fires due to careless handling of fire: childish prank, unextinguished fires, grass burning;
7. Regularly remind children of the rules of conduct. Preservation of life and health is the main duty of adults.

Do everything to ensure that your children’s vacation goes well, the rest is not overshadowed. REMEMBER! Parents are responsible for the life and safety of children during the summer holidays.

SCHEDULE OF THE SUMMER DAY CAMP “RAINBOW OF CHILDHOOD”

Educational program of the summer camp with a day stay for children “Rainbow of childhood” on the basis of GBOU NAO “Secondary school No. 4 of Naryan-Mar with in-depth study of individual subjects”

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June 1 – International Children’s Day.

On the basis of our school, the summer camp “Rainbow of Childhood” began to work. The first summer day pleased with warm sunny weather. The children, together with the teachers, attended the festive events. Everyone was interested and fun!

June 2 is a unified Road Safety Day

The guys of our camp spent this day productively: they participated in the action “I know the rules of the road”, designed the “Road Safety” stand, tested their knowledge by answering the questions of an interactive test, took part in the flash mob “We are for road safety!”, watched videos on the rules of the road. In the afternoon, the children took part in the opening ceremony of the camp: they raised the Russian flag, sang the Russian anthem, swore to eat well and listen to the teachers. The day ended with a disco.

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June 3 – Health Preservation and Promotion Day

June 3 at the Rainbow of Childhood camp was held under the motto “A healthy mind in a healthy body!”. The children of the 1st and 4th detachments were visited by guests – employees of the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology. Fairy-tale heroes-dolls Doctor, Mishka, Chanterelle, Bunny told the children about the rules for maintaining and strengthening health. The guys also participated in the game by stations.

Guys 2, 3, 5, and 6 teams visited the exhibition of equipment of the Ministry of Emergency Situations on Marad Sey Square. Playgrounds were organized for all children, where it was possible to receive a sweet prize for productive participation. The result of the events is positive emotions and good mood!

June 6 – Russian Language Day (Pushkin Day)

The children of our camp took part in the Pushkin dictation. All units received assignments and answer sheets. The work lasted 40 minutes. The children had to recognize the hero of the fairy tale by his description, guess the secret word from the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin, to explain the meaning of ancient words. The leaders of our camp prepared an event dedicated to Pushkin’s day. They introduced the children to interesting facts about the Russian language, to the life and work of the great poet.

June 7 – Nature Day

The day turned out to be hot, almost cloudless. The guys of our camp went to the forest clearings. Everyone found an occupation according to their interests. But most of all, the children liked the game “Naryan-Mar potato”!

June 8 – World Oceans Day

On June 8th, an event dedicated to World Oceans Day was held at the school camp “Rainbow of Childhood”. The children learned that World Oceans Day is an important environmental day for the planet. The ocean is a whole world in which different animals and plants live, mysterious and beautiful. Unfortunately, the seas and oceans, their numerous inhabitants are in danger due to the fault of man, who pollutes the waters with toxic substances, plastic waste, oil products. Many species of marine animals have already disappeared due to the fault of man, and even more are under the threat of extinction. To prevent the death of the seas and oceans, the guys offered their own ways to save the flora and fauna.

June 9 – 350 years since the birth of Peter 1

On June 9, the Petrovsky lesson was held at the Rainbow of Childhood camp, during which the children moved to the era of Peter 1. They got acquainted with the personality of Peter 1, his contribution to the development of naval affairs , education and other areas of human activity. The guys also visited the district library, where they took part in the event “Own game” The era of Peter the Great “.

June 10 is the birthday of the Soyuzmultfilm film studio.

At the thematic event, the children learned that Soyuzmultfilm is the Soviet and Russian state animation film studio. The first stars of the studio are already established directors Ivan Ivanov-Vano, Valentina and Zinaida Brumberg, Vladimir Suteev, Dmitry Babichenko. At 19In 1969, Soyuzmultfilm presented the audience with the first animated musical The Bremen Town Musicians, the first animated cycle Well, You Wait! The wonderful teddy bear Winnie the Pooh very soon after his birth became very popular and began to travel around the world. The story of the fantastic village of Prostokvashino, where Uncle Fyodor went to live, Eduard Uspensky began writing back in 1967, when he worked in a pioneer camp. During its existence (86 years), the Soyuzmultfilm film studio has released a huge number of cartoons.

After lunch the weather made the guys happy. They played outdoor games at the school stadium. The day went great!

June 12 – Day of Russia

June 12, our country celebrates an important public holiday – the Day of Russia. This is one of the “youngest” public holidays in the country. The holiday was officially named only on February 1, 2002. Now the Day of Russia is a symbol of national unity and common responsibility for the present and future of the Motherland. We live in a country that has an amazingly beautiful name – Russia. The guys of our camp approached this event responsibly: they taught patriotic songs about Russia, prepared attributes, decorated windows.

June 14 – a festive concert dedicated to the Day of Russia

Today a festive concert dedicated to the Day of Russia took place in our camp. The guys became active participants in the quiz “Do you know…?”, named state symbols, sang the Anthem of Russia.

June 15 – the day of the game

Today the weather upset all the guys. The day was cold and overcast. But we found activities according to our interests: we played outdoor games, visited the Arktika CDC, played on Marad Sey Square, and took part in the “Thing in the Hat” library entertainment.

June 16 – Newspaper Day

On this day the children learned a lot of new and interesting things about children’s magazines. The very first children’s magazine appeared almost 250 years ago in Germany. It was called The Leipzig Weekly Leaflet. In Russia, the first magazine – “Children’s Reading for the Heart and Mind” was also published in the 18th century, in Moscow.

After lunch, a fashion show was held in the school sports hall for all teams. The guys made and showed costumes from the newspaper. The day was fun!

June 17 – Music Day

Oh Music, brilliant cascade!

Your heavenly verses resound.

There is not a drop of deceit in you,

You are in the singing of violin, harp and organ.

Your voice is in the dance, in the round dance,

And the heart and soul are in nature.

Oh Music, you are here and there.

Salute to you, O Music, salute!

Today the children of our camp played an interactive game “Guess the melody”. It was fun and interesting! After lunch, everyone together went to the exhibition of traffic police equipment, organized on Marad Sey Square. A detachment of gifted children organized outdoor games in the forest. All the children found activities according to their interests.

June 20 – Day of Professions

On June 20, pupils of the “Rainbow of Childhood” camp opened the “door” to the world of professions. The children learned that a person in his life is constantly faced with the problem of choice. Choosing a profession is one of the most serious, most important life decisions. Thinking about your future profession is useful. It means asking yourself a lot of questions and finding the right answer. The children were actively involved in the cognitive game “Do you know?”, learned about professions that have almost disappeared, about professions that appeared only at the beginning of the 20th century, and about professions of the future. The guys presented themselves as artists working at a confectionery factory. They came up with and drew wrappers for their favorite sweets.

After lunch, the guys from our camp arranged the exhibition “My Favorite Animal”.

June 21 – Fun Day, Sun Day

On June 21, the children of our camp learned that since ancient times everything good and kind has been compared with the sun. The sun was deified, as evidenced by many traditions. During the day, campers played themed games, sang songs about the Sun, and participated in a fairy tale quiz. The culmination of the Day of the Sun was the “Magic Balls” holiday, where the children met with fairy-tale characters: Baba Yaga and Vasilisa the Wise, played the game “Rainbow Sun”. The day was fun and interesting.

June 22 – Day of Memory and Sorrow

One of the saddest dates in the history of Russia – June 22, 1941. For one Sunday morning, the peaceful life of the country was replaced by military everyday life. Ahead were four years of uninterrupted national feat. 1418 days and nights of blood and death, pain, bitterness of loss of the best sons and daughters of Russia.

The children of our camp took part in the district event “Candle of Memory” at the Eternal Flame. They honored the memory of those who died in the Great Patriotic War, laid flowers at the monument. As part of the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, the pupils watched the documentary film “Children of War”, took part in the quiz “In the footsteps of the Great Patriotic War.”

June 23 – The Day of Secret Messages

Today the children of our camp learned the history of writing. Long ago, before people could write, letters were alive. If it was necessary to convey important news, then they sent a messenger (runner). On all roads there were tavern houses, in which two “fresh” runners were always ready. The Indians of South America invented the knot letter. They took a thick rope, tied a fringe to it, thin multi-colored laces of different lengths. Ancient Egyptian writing was pictographic (writing with drawings). In ancient times, they wrote on clay and wax tablets, parchment. And the first envelopes for messages appeared quite recently, at the beginning of the 19th century. Invisible ink is needed to hide your message from others, and the guys learned their recipe.