Summer programs for 5th graders: Summer Programs & Camps for 4th to 5th Graders

2022 Summer Learning Adventure — Albuquerque Public Schools

Summer Learning Adventure (SLA) is a free, 19 day outdoor-themed enrichment program for currently enrolled Kindergartner through 5th grade APS students during the 2021-2022 school year.

When is Summer Learning Adventure?

June 13 to July 14, 2022, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday.

SLA has changed dates from June 6 to June 13 due to APS make-up days. All schools will be closed for the 4th of July Holiday (Monday only).

What is Summer Learning Adventure?

Summer Learning Adventure (SLA) is a free, 19 day outdoor-themed enrichment program for currently enrolled Kindergartner through 5th grade APS students during the 2021-2022 school year. 

Our Kinder through 2nd grade program theme is NM Wild! We explore literacy, math, science, social studies, and the arts while emphasizing New Mexico plants, animals, habitats, aquatics, and geology. We will be outdoors daily, learning in a camp-like setting using project-based, hands-on learning.

Our 3rd through 5th grade program theme is Making Connections: Be Super Arts Smart!  Join us for visual and performing arts enrichment this summer…students will work with Fine Arts teachers to explore their superpower of creativity.

Our goal is to provide a rich and engaging program that helps students learn, practice, and retain skills throughout the summer. We expect students to learn and try new things, get messy, and engage with activities that will inspire and challenge them in new ways!

Registration

All Summer Learning Adventure online registration is closed.  You can call your student’s SLA host site and put your student on a waitlist.  Host sites contact information are below. 

Program Details

Learn more about what to expect from Summer Learning Adventures. 

Parent Information and Transportation Details

What to wear and bring

NM WILD: Students will be outdoors hiking, playing group games, and completing other tasks every day.   SLA teachers may send individual information home about what they need for their class.

Making Connections: Be Super Arts Smart! Students will be learning and experiencing arts-based concepts through moving, performing, and creating in both indoor and outdoor settings. The activities will more than likely get messy or require the ability to move about, twist and shout  but that’s half the fun!  

• Students need to dress accordingly. Wear tennis shoes/closed-toed shoes. No sandals or flip flops.
• For the first day, we recommend bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, snack, and backpack.

Breakfast and Lunch

• Meals will be provided daily.
• Students are welcome to bring their own lunch if they would like.
• Any questions regarding the breakfast or lunch menu, please contact Food Services at (505) 345-5661

Additional Information

SLA Sites and Contact Information

Expectations for Parent and Students

Behavior Expectations

SLA is a fun, hands-on summer program. It is important that students are engaged and actively participating in the activities.

SLA students will follow the APS Student Behavior Handbook:

• APS Student Handbook 2021-2022

Summer violations of the student handbook may result in disenrollment. We want everyone to enjoy the program and stay safe.

Academic Expectations

The program will feature reading, writing, science, and math activities. Our goal is to help students learn throughout the summer and to make the learning experience fun, engaging, inspiring, and challenging.

Teachers may have some at-home tasks for students to complete, so please reinforce the importance of completing those at-home tasks.

Work will not be graded, and students will not earn course credits.

Attendance Expectations

This program is a camp like setting with learning experiences that are crucial to the student’s attendance.   With the high demand from families for the SLA program we cannot allow more than 3 days of absences.  If your child misses more than 3 days on the fourth day your child will be disenrolled.  This policy is put in place for your child’s academic success. 

Field Trips

All students will go on one field trip during the 19 day program.  Your students school will provide more information after the start of the program. 

Before and After School Program

District-Wide Summer Programs | dcps

Every summer, DCPS provides extended summer learning opportunities such as literacy enrichment for elementary students and credit recovery for secondary students. Students who participate in summer programming have opportunities to form new friendships, strengthen academic skills, and prepare for the year ahead. There is no cost to attend a DCPS summer program and participation is optional. Most programs will start on July 5, 2022 and run through August 5, 2022.

Quick Links:

• Additional details, including registration information, for summer programming is available at DCPSReopenStrong.com/summer.
• More details to come on how to partner with DCPS to support summer programming or renting space in a DCPS facility.
• Questions about summer programming? Please contact [email protected].

Elementary School

Elementary Acceleration
Eligible students: Current PK4 – 4th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022

This five-week, full day program is a unique opportunity for elementary students to engage in hands-on, enriching academic instruction each morning and fun summer activities (games, crafts, and more) each afternoon. Students who participated in Summer Acceleration last year formed new friendships, strengthened their literacy and math skills, and had fun learning and growing with their peers!

Elementary English Learner Summer Academic Program (ELSAP)
Eligible students: Current PreK4 – 4th grade students who are newcomer English learners
Dates: July 11 – August 5, 2022

We are proud to once again offer unique summer programming specifically targeted for newcomers, who are still developing basic proficiency in English in a joyful and enriching instructional format. Language development will be integrated with hands-on content and literacy development. This is a program for students who are learning English as a second/additional language. Students will be notified by their school if they are eligible to participate; English Learners can also participate in Elementary Acceleration.

Elementary Extended School Year (ESY)
Eligible students: Current PreK – 5th grade students
Dates: July 11 – August 4, 2022

This four-week program is limited to students who have been identified by the student’s IEP team.  Students with IEP’s with ESY written into their services will be contacted by their schools later this spring.

Middle School

Algebra Accelerator Enrichment (I, II, and III) – Algebra Accelerator Enrichment is designed to place students on an advanced track to be scheduled in Algebra I. Descriptions for each accelerator course are below:

Algebra Accelerator I is for rising 6th grade students (students promoted from 5th to 6th grade during SY21-22). Successful students will be more prepared to tackle 6th grade math content and continue towards an accelerated path to build a strong foundation that will better prepare them for Algebra I by the end of their 8th grade year.

Algebra Accelerator II is for rising 7th grade students (students promoted from 6th to 7th grade during SY21-22). Students will get a boost in an intensive pre-algebra readiness so that they can gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to take Algebra I when they are in 8th grade.

Algebra Accelerator III is for both rising 8th grade and rising 9th grade students (students promoted to either 8th or 9th grade during SY21-22) based on established criteria. Rising 8th grade students will be introduced to or revisit key content and foundational standards necessary to be successful in Algebra I. Students who are successful will be more prepared to excel in Algebra I during the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.

Summer Site Location: Jefferson MS Academy
Registration Period: March 14, 2022 – May 16, 2022
Eligible students: Rising 6th – Rising 9th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022
Registration: Register here
Questions: Please email [email protected]

Original Credit Accelerator – Middle school students can get a start on earning high school credit through this summer programming. Eligible middle grades students will have the opportunity to enroll in one high school credit course including Art, Health, Spanish 1A, Spanish 1B, and Algebra I. Upon successful completion, students scheduled in Original Credit Accelerator will earn either a 0.5 or a 1.0 credit that will count towards DCPS’ high school graduation requirements.

Art and Health is an open registration process and will be first come, first served (registration link below). Spanish and Algebra I is not an open registration process; families of eligible students will be contacted by DCPS directly.

Health and Art Original Credit
Health: This course provides learning experiences related to health concepts and safety practiced in the maintenance and improvement of body efficiency.
Eligibility: Rising 9th graders (current 8th grade students promoted at the end of SY2021-2022)

Art A: This course is designed to provide students with the tools to interpret and communicate about works of art, as well as learn the skills and knowledge necessary to produce each art form. The intended outcome is artistic literacy.

Eligibility: Rising 8th and 7th graders (current 7th and 6th grade students promoted at the end of SY2021-2022)

Summer Site Location: Dunbar High School
Registration Period: March 28, 2022 – May 27, 2022
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022
Registration: Register Here
Questions: Please email [email protected]

Career & Technical Education (CTE) Enrichment – The DCPS Career and Technical Education Enrichment Program is a fun, exciting, and engaging summer program that provides DCPS students with an introduction to courses that can lead to high demand careers. Students will be eligible to attend one of three Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses in addition to the Coding courses. This mean that if families would like for their child to engage in summer enrichment during both the morning and afternoon sessions, they will be able to do so.

Registration period: March 14, 2022 – May 13, 2022
Eligible students: Rising 6th – Rising 8th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022
Registration: Register here
Questions: Please contact [email protected]

Career and Technical Education Program Descriptions and Site Locations

Everyone Can Code – Coding with Apple Swift: Swift is an easy-to-follow programming language used by professional developers to create apps around the world. Students will enjoy learning to code with Swift Playgrounds —a free app for iPad that makes getting started with Swift code interactive and fun. Students will use iPads to prototype apps in small and large learning communities. Students will also engage with IT professionals and complete career exploration activities.

Summer Site Locations: Jefferson MS Academy, Kelly Miller MS, and McKinley MS

Time for Pi – Programming with Raspberry Pi: The Raspberry Pi is a mini-computer that has many uses. In this summer course, students will learn how to set up their Raspberry Pi and get it ready for tons of exploration. Students will learn how to use the Raspberry Pi for small tasks, explore its applications and make cool stuff while learning to code.

Summer Site Location: Kelly Miller MS

The World is Your Canvas – Graphic Design: Students will work in Canva and graphic design programs to explore the elements of graphic design. Students will complete hands-on activities, learning how to apply color theory, font, use of images and more. For their final project, students will design marketing materials for a business of their choosing.

Summer Site Location: McKinley MS

VEX IQ – Robotics: During the Robotics course, students can be creative thinker — all while having fun exploring and learning about STEM ideas and concepts through robotics! Students will apply their learning, use the Engineering process, and build teamwork and collaboration skills. This course provides students with hands-on, minds-on engagement that encourages students to design creative solutions and innovate through experimentation.

Summer Site Location: Jefferson MS Academy

Band Camp – Band Camp will provide current traditional public school students who attend District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) the opportunity to begin or continue their instrumental musical learning. Students will develop the needed skills to become proficient in playing an instrument, reading music, learning the necessary skills and etiquette to become a successful musician, and prepare them to perform at the high school level.

This opportunity will conclude with a final performance for the community.

Registration Period: April 11 – May 27, 2022
Program Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022
Registration: Register here.
Summer Site Locations: Jefferson MS Academy, Kramer MS, MacFarland MS, McKinley MS
Schedule: 9 am – 3:30 pm
Number of Seats: 20 at each site
Eligible Students: Rising 6th, 7th & 8th graders (Current 5th, 6th, & 7th graders promoted at the end of SY21-22). Public Charter Schools do not fall under DCPS and thus PCS students are not eligible.

Outdoor Pursuits – Involving children in hands-on learning outdoors provides them strong links to the natural world and encourages healthier lifestyles. Outdoor Pursuits will engage students in outdoor and indoor activities over three weeks. The hands-on and experiential learning techniques students will engage in have also been shown to increase student interest and learning in all areas. Outdoor Pursuits Programs involve hands-on activities outdoors in nature. These programs also encourage action and leadership in students by exercising their critical thinking and creative skills and giving students the knowledge and confidence to make their own decisions and try new and exciting physical adventures outdoors.

Outdoor Pursuits is an all-encompassing summer enrichment experience. Students will participate in all the activities listed below.

Hiking and Orienteering: There are several intriguing and fun trails in DC for students to explore, where they learn map reading and compass skills. While hiking, students will get the chance to truly immerse themselves in the natural world. The experiential learning-based hikes along various trails will bring DCPS students up close to amazing flora and fauna, all of which is literally in their own community and will gain an appreciation of the kind of outdoor physical experience they can have so close to home.

Parkour: Each school site will have a Parkour course built out. Students will learn how to safely move using a variety of jumping and landing techniques, rolls, and vaulting. Students will improve their skills through safe progressions so that they will be able to use the outdoors as a creative way to exercise.

Rock Climbing: Students will travel to the Bouldering Project gym where through rock climbing, they will develop essential decision-making skills to ensure the safety of self and others. Students will learn rock climbing basics on a variety of traverse walls with progressive challenges improving their muscular endurance and flexibility.

Adventure and Cooperative Challenges: During the afternoon, students will then hone their outdoor pursuits skills and further develop lifelong physical activity and communication skills while experiencing in depth and challenging team building and outdoor education-based physical activities.

Registration Period: April 11 – May 27, 2022
Summer Sites: Jefferson MS Academy; McKinley MS; & Sousa MS (Students enrolled in Outdoor Pursuits will be scheduled for the full day and all activities)
Eligible students: Rising 6th – Rising 8th grade students (Current 5th – 7th promoted at the end of SY21-22)
Dates: July 11 – July 29, 2022
Time: 9 am – 3:30 pm
Registration: Register here

Middle School English Learner Summer Academic Program (ELSAP)
Eligible students: Current 5th – 8th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022

We are proud to once again offer unique summer programming specifically targeted for newcomers, as well as those English Learners who are still developing basic proficiency in English in a joyful and enriching instructional format. Language development will be integrated with hands-on content and literacy development. This is a program for students who are learning English as a second/additional language. Students will be notified by their school if they are eligible to participate. A virtual option will also be provided.

Middle School Extended School Year (ESY)
Eligible students: Current 6th – 8th grade students
Dates: July 11 – August 4, 2022

This four-week program is limited to students who have been identified by the student’s IEP team. Students with IEP’s with ESY written into their services will be contacted by their schools later this spring.

High School

9th Grade Summer Bridge
Eligible Students: Current 8th graders attending high school in the fall
Dates: August 8-12, 2022

Rising 9th graders and school staff will get to know each other while building their shared understanding of high school. Students will enjoy a variety of activities, such as team building games, scavenger hunts to get to know their new schools, excursions and field trips, creative projects, performances and presentations about high school and beyond.

Original Credit Accelerator
Eligible students: Off-Track Students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022

Off-track high school students, especially potential 2022 summer graduates, will have an opportunity to earn original high school credit. These opportunities will be limited, and students should work with their school counselor to find out how to take advantage of this opportunity.

Summer Learning Credit Recovery
Eligible students: Current 9th – 12th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022

Students who need an opportunity to re-take courses required for graduation can take advantage of these summer course offerings by working with their school counselor to be enrolled and scheduled in credit recovery classes to receive up to 2 credits to get back on track for a timely graduation. Credit recovery is available for most required core classes. Please note that credit recovery can only be taken if the student has previously attempted and failed the original version of the course. Students should work directly with their school counselor.

High School English Learner Summer Academic Program (ELSAP)
Eligible students: Current 8th – 12th grade students
Dates: July 5 – August 5, 2022

We are proud to once again offer unique summer programming specifically targeted for newcomers, as well as those English Learners who are still developing basic proficiency in English in a joyful and enriching instructional format. Language development will be integrated with hands-on content and literacy development. This is a program for students who are learning English as a second/additional language. Students will be notified by their school if they are eligible to participate. A virtual option will also be provided.

High School Extended School Year (ESY)
Eligible students: Current 9th – C5 students
Dates: July 11 – August 4, 2022

This four-week program is limited to students who have been identified by the student’s IEP team. Students with IEP’s with ESY written into their services will be contacted by their schools later this spring.

Severn School | Chesapeake Camps

Programs

Summer Programs

Get Ready for the Best Summer Ever

Summer at Severn Chesapeake Camps are a magical mix of creativity, learning, and adventure for children entering preschool through 5th grade. Our week-long sessions are led by nurturing Severn School teachers, alumni and student counselors who know just the right moment to give an epic air-high five or an encouraging cheer. Chesapeake campers love to try new things, giggle with friends and squeeze the most fun possible out of each and every day!

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  2022 Summer Camp Registration

Day Camps run from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday. All camps are $300/week.

When registering, select the camp that reflects the grade your child will enter in the fall of 2022.  

• Little Admirals, preschool – prekindergarten (age 3.5-5) Maryland state regulations require that campers are 3 years and 6 months to be enrolled in camp.
• Blue Crabs – kindergarten
• Terps – 1st grade
• Orioles – 2nd grade
• Rockfish – 3rd grade
• Osprey – 4th & 5th grade

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  Week 1: Under the Sea

  June 21-24, 2022 (Rising Preschool-Grade 5)
  

  Dive down to the depths of the ocean in our first week of camp this summer! During this week, your camper will explore creatures that live at the surface of the water, and make their way down as far as their scuba gear will take them. Join us this week for some deep sea exploration! (Please note there will be no camp on Monday June 20th in observance of Juneteenth).

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  Week 2: Full STEAM Ahead

  June 27-July 1, 2022 (Rising Preschool – Grade 5)

  With STEAM programs becoming more prevalent throughout school systems across the country, join us for a week of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics! Have your camper learn the importance of each subject and how they use each of them in their everyday lives.

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  Week 3: “YOU” .S.A

  July 5-8, 2022 (Rising Preschool – Grade 5)
  

  Celebrate the USA this week and learn the history of how YOU got here today! Your camper will engage in USA-themed activities and crafts, and lots of red, white, and blue will be used. Come join us for some patriotic fun! (Please note there will be no camp on Monday July 4th).

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  Week 4: Blast Off Into Space

  July 11-15, 2022 (Rising Preschool – Grade 5)

  Blast off into the universe and explore what’s beyond our planet! Your camper will learn about the other planets in our universe, as well as other objects floating through space. You should expect plenty of space-themed crafts to come home with your camper by the end of the week!

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  Week 5: Into the Jungle

  July 18-22, 2022 (Rising Preschool – Grade 5)

  Join us for a week of wild animals and the jungle! Your camper is sure to enjoy a week of learning about what’s out there in the wild – including any endangered species. You’ll be seeing all sorts of animal prints by the end of the week!

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  Week 6: Around the World

  July 25-29, 2022 (Rising Preschool – Grade 5)

  As the summer camp season comes to an end, send your camper on a quick trip around the world! Your camper will see all sorts of infamous cities and countries, and will have a passport to showcase it all.

All Specialty Camps are full-day sessions from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday. All camps are $300/week. 

Age limits vary per camp, please see the descriptions for details.

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  Week 1: Dance 1

  Dates: June 21-24, 2022
  Ages: Rising Kindergarten – Grade 2
  Instructor: Ms. King

  Bust a move this week! Campers entering Kindergarten through 2nd grade will choreograph dances under the instruction of Katie King, a local dance instructor. The songs used will be all sorts of genres, and dances are sure to get campers feeling the beat this week.

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  Week 2: Clay All Day 1

  Dates: June 27-21, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 1 – Grade 5
  Instructor: Mrs. Friedman

  Campers will create unique and personal clay pieces throughout this week of camp. This camp will be led by Mrs. Friedman, our Severn School Chesapeake Campus art teacher. Campers will have the opportunity to make beautiful clay art, glaze it, and have it fired. Pieces will be ready to be picked up about a week later.

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  Week 2: Dance 2

  Dates: June 27-July 1, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 3 – Grade 5
  Instructor: Ms. King

  Bust a move this week! Campers entering 3rd grade through 5th grade will choreograph dances under the instruction of Katie King, a local dance instructor. The songs used will be all sorts of genres, and dances are sure to get campers feeling the beat this week.

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  Week 3: Paint Till You Faint

  Dates: July 5-8, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 1 – Grade 5
  Instructor: Mrs. Friedman

  Campers will be instructed by Severn School Chesapeake Campus’ art teacher, Mrs. Friedman, to paint beautiful pieces each day. While some pieces may be worked on throughout the week, your camper will also bring home unique paintings some days to show you their true artistic side!

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  Week 4: Clay All Day 2

  Dates: July 11-15, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 1 – Grade 5
  Instructor: Ms. Friedman

  Similar to the first week of Clay All Day, campers will create unique and personal clay pieces throughout this week of camp. Pieces created this week will have new themes, so campers are more than welcome to join both weeks of clay camp! This camp will be led by Mrs. Friedman, our Severn School Chesapeake Campus art teacher. Campers will have the opportunity to make beautiful clay art, glaze it, and have it fired. Pieces will be ready to be picked up about a week later.

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  Week 5: Shutterbug

  Dates: July 18-22, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 4 – Grade 6

  Open to rising 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.

  Campers will learn about camera operation, photo composition, and editing techniques while working on a variety of indoor and outdoor photography projects. At the conclusion of the club, each camper will take the week’s photos home on a flash drive.  

  Cameras and all necessary equipment will be provided.

   

  May I bring my own camera if I prefer? 

  Yes! Campers may bring cameras from home if they prefer. Registration for this camp indicates acknowledgement of the following:

  • Severn School is not responsible for damage or loss.
  • Accompanying memory cards, batteries/chargers, and cords must be sent in along with the camera.
  • Campers will need to leave their cameras and other items with Ms. Cranford for the week. All items will be stored in a secure location.

  Please contact Ms. Cranford with any questions at [email protected]. 

Ready to get a jump on learning and fun? Check out our Jumpstart Academic Camps for rising kindergarten through 5th grade! Each Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills. Third through fifth-grade classes will begin reading the required Severn summer reading book.

All Jumpstart camps are half-day sessions from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, Monday through Friday. All camps are $200/week. If your Jumpstart camper would like to spend the full day with us, they are welcome to sign up and join the traditional day camps for their afternoon activities. ($100 additional fee)

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to Kindergarten

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Kindergarten

  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills.

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to First Grade

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 1

  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills.

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to Second Grade

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 2

  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills.

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to Third Grade

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 3

  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills. Campers will begin reading the required Severn summer reading book. 

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to Fourth Grade

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 4
  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills. Campers will begin reading the required Severn summer reading book. 

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  Week 6: Jumpstart to Fifth Grade

  Dates: July 25-29, 2022
  Ages: Rising Grade 5
  Morning camp only. Jumpstart will give campers an opportunity to brush up on their reading, writing, and math skills. Campers will begin reading the required Severn summer reading book. 

Before and After Care

We offer before and after care run by our expert staff through the Extended Care program. Registration is available for morning, afternoon, or both. A limited number of drop-in spaces will be available, payable on a daily basis.

Morning hours: 7:30 – 9:00 am
Cost: $45/week
Drop-in: $12

Afternoon hours: 3:00 – 5:30 pm
Cost: $75/week
Drop-in: $20/day

If not preregistered, campers who are brought to camp 15 minutes early or left 15 minutes after camp will be entered into the Extended Care program and parents will be billed at the drop-in rate listed above. The program ends promptly at 5:30 pm. If campers are not picked up at 5:30, parents will be billed an additional late fee of $40 per quarter hour thereafter. Families must preregister and prepay for the Before & After Care plans.

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  Suggested Nut-Free Snack List

FAQs

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  Do campers spend time outside?
  

  
  Yes! It is important for all children to be active and outside each day. Campers will have free time on our playground and sports fields several times a day. Many themed activities and games will be conducted outside, weather permitting.

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  What does a typical schedule look like for day campers?
  

  
  9:00-9:15 Camper arrival and attendance
  9:15-9:30 Camp announcements
  9:30-10:00 Morning theme activities
  10:00-10:30 Snack/morning recess
  10:30-12:00 Continue morning themed activities
  12:00-12:30 Lunch!
  12:30-1:00 Recess
  1:00-2:30 Afternoon activities
  2:30-2:55 Afternoon camp meeting with games and songs
  2:55-3:00 Dismissal or escort to Extended Care program

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  Will there be swimming at camp this year?
  

  
  We are not currently offering swimming as part of our roster of camp activities. Should that change, we will update our campers and their families with new information.

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  What should my child wear and bring to camp?
  

  
  Campers should bring:

  • a non-perishable lunch (no refrigeration provided) *please note that Chesapeake is a nut-free campus! Click here for a list of suggested nut-free snacks.
  • snack
  • refillable water bottle
  • a towel and sunscreen

  No open-toed shoes permitted. Please include your camper’s name on all items brought to camp.