5 Years and Older
Monday through Friday, 9a to 2pMorning Care, 8a to 9a and After Care, 2p to 4:30pLupine Lane’s Genre Camps allow older children to focus on their primary interests. Children will have an entire week to fully explore a subject that intrigues them. Camp guides are experts in their field, allowing for in depth discussions of the area and a focus on developing proficient skills that children will be able to expand on and utilize after camp.Each Wednesday afternoon prior to camp, we email camper parents more info, including the Weekly Intentions, classroom info and general information, which you can preview here: 2025 Summer Camp InformationEnroll Here!
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Summer Camp 2025
June 2 to 6
Full STEAM Ahead: Exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math – Campers will harness STEAM power through this exciting and educational week full of hands-on learning! Lessons and activities will focus on areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics and how these topics are all incredibly intertwined in our world. Using practical, real-life application, children will have ample opportunity to explore the ways our world works as they create, construct, deconstruct and tinker.
June 9 to 13
The Heart of Art – Campers will create unique and meaningful art projects using multiple artistic methods and mediums that will be showcased and celebrated. Kids will also be introduced to various art principles, including the color palate, an array of painting techniques and techniques for working with clay. A “work shopping” portion of the camp will allow children to learn the basic skills of appreciating artwork. The projects will be enhanced with music and literature as children gain an understanding of the context in which art was and is created, both in history and in the present day.
June 16 to 20
Cooking Around the World – Aspiring chefs will gain an understanding and appreciation of breadth and depth of food around the world through practical application. Each camp day will cover a different country or region around the world. Participants will learn about the history of food that grows in the region. They will also learn about the country’s local techniques of preparing and cooking food. The chefs will create delicious dishes while they gain knowledge of both cooking and other cultures.
June 23 to 27
Baking Around the World – Eat dessert first! This class provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to create both savory and sweet treats from around the world! Each class will focus on a different country and children will learn how to bake a dish from a far off land! Kids will have a full kitchen experience as they add ingredients, knead, mix and more! Then, they will get to sample their treats and bring some home to share!
No Camp: June 30 to July 4
Happy Fourth of July!
July 7 to 11
Entrepreneurship 101: The Business Fair – Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs! If your child has a knack for coming up with new ideas or creations and has a desire to grow them into something bigger to serve their community, this week will be a blast and foster those budding skills! Kids will gather together and come up with their own unique idea as they build a business around it. They will learn how to bring an idea to fruition through creating a plan and prototype. They will learn about marketing, through creating a logo and ads, which they will disperse throughout the school to invite others to a business fair at the end of the week, where they will showcase their product and their business!
July 14 to 18
Fashion and Jewelry Design – Kids love to take everyday items and turn them into something fantastical. So many enjoy creating new and interesting things to wear, adding some pizzazz to their everyday clothing! During this week, kids will learn about textiles and planning how to make a garment. They will create sketches of ideas for shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, capes and more and then plan out materials they will use to create one of their ideas. They will learn sewing techniques and how to use different materials to create a fashion masterpiece!
Lego Jedi Engineering – The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects using LEGO® materials such as X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire!
July 21 to 25
Dancing Across the Globe – Every culture has an abundance of music and movement, which brings people together to celebrate, express themselves and enjoy life with others. Campers will embark on a journey across the globe to explore the music and dance of several places. From Latin beats to Irish jigs to Hawaiian hula, the possibilities to pair cultural choreography with interesting and unique harmonies and rhythms from a particular place are endless. Campers will learn about dance as well as the music and instruments that create the sounds that inspire the steps, plus the costumes that traditional dancers wear as they express themselves.
July 28 to August 1
The Invention Convention – Does your child dream of new creations? Do you sometimes find yourself thinking, “well, that’s really innovative!?” Kids have the most creative ideas and when inspired by lessons on inventors from the past like Leonardo daVinci, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein, their wheels turn even faster and in all different directions! This unique camp will help children learn about what inventions are and how they improve our lives. They will learn about inventions throughout history and go through the process of brain storming their own ideas for things that will help make things in their own lives more efficient. They will decide on one of their ideas to develop a set of blueprints. As they learn about designers, engineers, patents, structure, materials, power and more, they will create a full set of drawings and written plans for an invention prototype. Finally, they will create a 3D prototype which they will showcase on Friday at an Invention Convention! As the kids think and create, they will become aware that “the magic of life is creating something that wasn’t there before!” – Roy Spence
August 4 to 8
Elementary 101 – Is your child entering Elementary School in the Fall? Ready for a mental jump start after a long, hot summer? Join Lupine Lane for a week-long Elementary School Readiness camp to get your child’s brain juices flowing and ready for an exciting new year in elementary school. Skills include writing first and last name, A-Z upper and lowercase construction, number construction and Fry Top 100 sight words. Social and growth skills include hand raising, journal writing, tying shoelaces and reviewing important information about themselves.
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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 $150 enrollment fee and tuition is charged on the first of June, July and August according to selections.
- Tuition Continuance Enrollment begins in February.
- Click to view 2025 Summer Camp Tuition Continuance Information
2. Weekly Enrollment
- Camp weeks are selected, along with lunch and/or after care and payment is made upon enrollment.
- Weekly Enrollment will begin March 2.
- Click to view 2025 Summer Camp Weekly Information
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