Building on Montessori methods, our summer camps inspire joyful learning and exploration. The programs are designed to honor each child as an individual and provide a variety of activities to inspire interest in learning and joy in discovery.
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This summer we will host eight weeks of camp from June 27 to August 19. Our new 40-acre, LEED registered campus offers a variety of natural habitats ready to be explored!  

Each day will include activities that promote education in a relaxed and joyous environment. Morning activities will focus on hands-on projects, artwork, cooking, music, and movement. Outdoor play and explorations are also incorporated into each morning. Morning snack time is available, Montessori-style, and lunchtime is at noon. Afternoons include outdoor and water play, as well as stories, games, and additional projects. A rest time is provided for children under five.


Regular Hours: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Half Day for Children’s House: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Extended Day: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Children’s House (ages 3 to 6)

CH 1: Glorious Gardeners (June 27–July 8)
Become a gardener and learn about all things green! Join us for planting, growing, getting our hands dirty, and having lots of fun. In addition to creating crafts and small container gardens to take home, we’ll dig a little deeper in the school garden. We’ll also collect and identify flowers and plants. Head Teacher: Bonny Flower

CH 2: Nature is My Pallet (July 11–22)
Do you dream about mud, birds, and trees? Are you ready to let your creative side explore? We’ll draw inspiration and materials from the world around us as we create nature-inspired crafts and explore the woods. We’ll let our creativity flow from paper, to the kitchen, to music, and have so much fun along the way. Head Teacher: Bridgette Moore

CH 3: Construction Camp (July 25–August 5)
Come turn recycled materials into treasured creations! We’ll be building inside and out to create, create, create. From giant forts to miniature houses, our crafty creations will include puppets, dioramas, and even small woodworking projects. In this “construction zone” the options are endless! Head Teacher: Meagan Ledendecker

CH 4: Explore the Woods (August 8–19)
We'll be immersed in the woods where we’ll scamper and play, create little forts, and learn the local flora and fauna. Our morning hikes and explorations will be complemented by mini-lessons and activities about backyard ecology and habitats. Come ready for exploring and discovering woodland treasures! Head Teacher: Rose Bohmann

Elementary (ages 6 to 12)

EL 1: Crafty Cooking (June 27–July 1)
Ready to whip up new recipes, add some spices, and savor the flavors? In addition to cooking, we’ll be exploring paper crafts, playing outdoors, and, of course, trying our recipes! At the end of the week, take home a collection of recipes and try them at home. Come don your chef hat and celebrate food! Head Teacher: Emmy Bowser-Dadak

EL 2: Passport Around the World (July 5–8)
Get your suitcase and passport ready! Become a world traveler and visit a different country each day of the week. Learn about music, culture, dress and daily life of native peoples and each day try foods from exotic new places! Head Teacher: Julie Haagenson

EL 3: Nature Exploration (July 11–15)
Our forty acres of woods and fields will be our inspiration as we play games, try experiments, and tackle projects. We’ll be inside and out, and after enjoying an assortment of activities and hikes, we’ll conclude each day by making a nourishing beverage. Yum! Fruit smoothies! Head Teacher: Emmy Bowser-Dadak

EL 4: Great Outdoors (July 18–22)
Explore the great outdoors! Campers will hike and investigate the treasures that the wilderness has to offer, while learning wilderness skills and celebrating the wonders of the natural world. Discover native species and natural creativity in the beautiful Massachusetts forest. Head Teacher: Julie Haagenson

EL 5: Science Discovery (July 25-29)
This camp will be loaded with activities related to alternative energy, chemistry, density, forces, and magnetism. There will be fun research and hands-on experiments each day. Come ready to get a little messy! Head Teacher: Julie Haagenson

EL 6: Fitness Fun (August 1-5)
Put on your sneakers and get ready to play! This week is full of active games, exercise, and healthy food. Prepare nutritious snacks and balanced meals, and participate in all kinds of fun physical sports and activities. Head Teacher: Julie Haagenson

EL 7: Games! Games! Games! (August 8-12)
Immerse yourself in the world of games! We’ll be playing challenging and educational games including the ever-so popular Magic: The Gathering. A variety of card and board games will be offered, and personal games can be shared. New and seasoned players welcome! Head Teacher: Aaron Eliassen

EL 8: We Come from Everywhere (August 15-19)
Explore the world and your family history, as we celebrate and investigate a variety of places and cultures. History will come alive this week through projects, games, and skits. At the end of the week, we’ll present a musical play about kids discovering the world through the people around us. Head Teacher: Meagan Ledendecker

Summer Program Fees

Regular Hours
$450/two-week CH session (9:00 am – 3:00 pm)
$350/two-week CH half-day session (9:00 am – 12:00 pm)
$225/one-week EL session (9:00 am – 3:00 pm)

Siblings
$425/two-week CH session (9:00 am – 3:00 pm)
$330/two-week CH half-day session (9:00 am – 12:00 pm)
$210/one-week EL session (9:00 am – 3:00 pm)

Extended Hours
add $100/two-week session
(8:00 am – 9:00 am & 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm)
add $50/one-week session
(8:00 am – 9:00 am & 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm)

A 50% non-refundable deposit is due with the application form. The balance is due on the first day of the session.

Sign up for all eight weeks and get a 5% discount! Download the registration form here.