Lupine Lane’s Traveler Camps allow young people to thrive in a safe and loving environment.  Teachers strive to ensure that each child understands that he or she is important, strong, intelligent and valued.  Our priority is that children feel comfortable in the classroom as they learn, create and grow as an individual.  We maintain low student/teacher ratios to allow ample interaction with each unique child.  We utilize an integrated, emergent approach, where teachers serve as guides for the children.  Our themes are rich and open ended, allowing children to explore and expand their thoughts and ideas as they process lessons, classroom materials and activities.  Through every week, the children will create and develop a multidimensional project based on the current theme, which we will celebrate on Fridays.  Each day will be an exploration of the theme through art, science, math, reading, group and individual time and, of course and most vitally, play!

Summer Camp 2025

Back to the Future: A Journey Through Time

*A Brand New Camp Theme!*

Week 1:  May 27 to May 30

Sport Camp – Children must be 100% Potty Independent for Sport Camp

Week 2: June 2 to 6 

Prehistoric Times: Days of the Dinosaurs – Dinosaurs, Volcanos, Fossils, Cavemen and More! Kids will learn about our Earth in Prehistoric Times through building and erupting volcanos as well as exploring the different types of dinosaurs, then using their new knowledge to create a dinosaur of their very own.

Week 3: June 9 to 13

Skating Through the Ice Age – Stay warm in the summer heat while learning about one of the coolest parts of our planet’s history! Children will explore glaciers, snow and ice through experiential lessons and create beautiful Aurora Borealis watercolor art. They will learn about Wooly Mammoths, Saber Tooth Tigers and other creatures of the ice age as they explore fossils and how the Earth looked during this frozen time!

Week 4: June 16 to 20

Walk Like an Egyptian!: Exploring Ancient Egypt – Let’s sail down the Nile together and explore the pyramids, how the Pharaohs lived, and life along the Nile and in the ancient Egyptian desert! Campers will learn about pyramid architecture, King Tutenkamen and Nefertiti, hieroglyphics and desert animals and plants.

Week 5: June 23 to 27

Ancient Greece and Rome: The Gods, Goddesses and Olympics – Toga party at Lupine Lane! Campers will learn about ancient life in Rome and Greece as they create their own togas and head wreaths! They will explore some of the stories of the ancient gods and goddesses as they learn how to mold a pinch pot, just like the ancient Romans and Greeks did. During the second part of the week, they will learn all about the Olympics and participate in a camp-wide Olympics on Friday!

No Camp: June 30 to July 4

Happy Fourth of July!

Week 6: July 7 to 11

Medieval Times: Kings and Queens of the Castle – Calling all Royals! Children will work together to build their kingdom within their classroom, complete with a castle, as they learn about the various roles in the castle and in the surrounding court. They will then create a Medieval Fairy Tale and illustrate each page together as a class. Finally, on Friday, they will act out their Fairy Tale as a class, dressing up as a member of the medieval kingdom!

Week 7: July 14 to 18

Artists and Inventors of the Renaissance – The Age of the Renaissance brought us beautiful masterpieces we treasure today, like the Mona Lisa, as well as so many new ideas and inventions that changed our world! Kids will explore the creations of Leonardo da Vinci and Gutenberg like the parachute, the diving suit, the helicopter, the printing press and more.

Week 8: July 21 to 25

Colonial to Pioneer Times: Blazing the Oregon Trail – Campers will explore life in a colonial village and learn about how cities formed. They will set up their own city with all of the components for a city to run. They will then venture west as they learn how settlers blazed the Oregon Trail on horseback and in wagons! They will learn how to pack a suitcase and set up camp as they enjoy “fireside” stories and exploring the wild west!

Week 9: July 28 to August 1 

The Industrial Revolution: Making Machines and Automobiles – The Industrial Revolution brought us countless new inventions that shaped our lives today, like the automobile. Campers will learn about machines and how they are built. Specifically, kids will build and decorate their very own box car, which they will use at a “drive in” movie at the end of the week!

Week 10: August 4 to 8

Through the Decades: Flappers to Flower Power – Each decade has its own hallmarks and kids will learn and create the best of each period! From flapper necklaces to sock hops to tie dye and flower patches, kids will create something new each day from each decade as they learn about all of the blasts from the past!

Week 11: August 11 to 15

The Future is Ours!: Space and Beyond – Eleanor Roosevelt said “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams!” After diving into the past, it’s time to imagine and create based on the future! Campers will learn about space exploration and the world beyond our own. They will launch rockets and create their own planet. As kids dream about the endless possibilities for the future, they will grasp that anything and everything is possible, when they apply a full mind and full heart!

Week 12: August 18 to 22

Sport Camp – Children must be 100% Potty Independent for Sport Camp

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We have two enrollment options:

1. Tuition Continuance

• Secures a child’s seat in our Miniput, Lilliput or Traveler camps for the entire summer.
• Children 5 and older have the option of selecting weeks of Genre Camps if they’d like.
• There is a $100 enrollment fee and tuition is charged on the first of June, July and August according to selections.
• Tuition Continuance Enrollment begins February 7 for Currently Enrolled Families and February 14 for everyone else.
• Click to view Camp 2025 Tuition Continuance Pricing

2. Weekly Enrollment

• Camp weeks are selected, along with lunch and/or after care and payment is made upon enrollment.
• Weekly Enrollment will begin on February 28 for those who are not currently enrolled in our school.
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