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Elementary School Ages (5 to 8 years and 8 to 11 years)
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: 2026 Summer Camp Information2026 Genre Camps
June 1 to 5
The Heart of Art 2D – Aspiring artists will create unique and meaningful masterpieces using multiple 2 dimensional artistic methods and mediums that will be showcased and celebrated. Kids will be introduced to various 2 dimensional art principles including drawing, using the color palate, an array of painting techniques, collage and more. A “work shopping” portion of the camp will offer children the opportunity to learn basic skills for observing and appreciating artwork. The projects will be enhanced with music and literature as our young artists gain an understanding of the context in which art was and is created, both in history and in the present day.
June 8 to 12
The Heart of Art 3D – Let’s go vertical! Artists will build on their knowledge and skills from The Heart of Art 2D to understand 3 dimensional pieces of art and create unique and meaningful masterpieces. Using 3 dimensional methods and mediums, kids will mold, sculpt, build and construct creative artwork that will be showcased and celebrated. Kids will be introduced to various art principles, including working with clay, foam and other mixed media to gain experience with form and structure within a creative context. A “work shopping” portion of the camp will offer children the opportunity to learn basic skills for observing and appreciating artwork. The projects will be enhanced with music and literature as our young artists gain an understanding of the context in which art was and is created, both in history and in the present day.
June 15 to 19
Cooking Around the World – Young 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 22 to 26
Baking Around the World – Happiness is homemade! This delectable camp invites budding bakers to explore the joy of baking from scratch while traveling the globe—no passport required! Campers will learn essential baking skills as they create both savory and sweet dishes inspired by countries around the world. Each day will begin with a spotlight on a new country, where children will discover its unique ingredients, preparation methods, and baking traditions. Through hands-on experiences, kids will measure, mix, knead, shape, and bake as they expand their palates and appreciation for food as a cultural expression. Like true chefs, campers will sample their delicious creations and bring a bite home to share, making every day a celebration of learning, culture, and homemade happiness.
No Camp: June 29 to July 3
Happy Fourth of July!
July 6 to 10
Fizzle, Bubble, Pop and WOW!: The Science Lab – “I wonder what happens if…?” Kids have a natural sense of wonder, curiosity, and inquiry along with the energy and enthusiasm to explore the what and why of the world, which make them natural scientists. In this week-long camp, young scientists will dive into the world of hypothesizing and experimenting through playful, hands-on activities that encourage exploration and discovery. By mixing, building, testing, and observing, campers will experience everything from fizzy reactions and bubbling potions to surprising pops and splats. Along the way, they’ll learn how scientists think—making predictions, testing ideas, observing results, and sharing what they discover. Each day introduces the scientific process in age-appropriate ways, giving kids opportunities to ask questions, form hypotheses, experiment, and draw conclusions—all while having tons of messy, creative fun. Designed to spark curiosity and build confidence, Fizzle, Bubble, Pop and WOW! transforms the lab into a place where imagination and science collide, and every child gets to be a scientist.
The Great Bake Off – Ready, set, bake! Young chefs will spend a delicious week exploring the art of cooking and baking while building confidence, creativity, and teamwork. Campers will learn essential kitchen skills and techniques, from measuring and mixing to decorating and presentation, through hands-on, kid-friendly instruction. As the week unfolds, kids will team up and receive a surprise basket filled with ingredients and a recipe challenge. Using the knowledge and skills they’ve learned, each team will put their own creative spin on the recipe to design a one-of-a-kind edible masterpiece. The week culminates in a fun tasting event where campers present their creations to “food critics,” who will sample the dishes and offer encouraging, useful feedback. With plenty of laughs, collaboration, and sweet (and savory!) successes, The Great Bake Off is the perfect blend of learning and fun for budding chefs.
July 13 to 17
Fashion Design – Kids love taking everyday items and transforming them into something truly fantastical! During this creative and hands-on week, young artists will explore the world of fashion design while adding plenty of pizzazz to everyday clothing. They’ll learn about textiles, basic garment construction, and how to thoughtfully plan a wearable creation from start to finish. Campers will sketch original designs for shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, capes, and more, then select and plan the materials needed to bring one of their ideas to life. Along the way, they’ll learn beginner sewing techniques and experiment with a variety of fabrics and embellishments as they create a one-of-a-kind fashion masterpiece. The week wraps up with lots of creativity, confidence, and style—no runway experience required!
Lego Jedi Engineering – The Force awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Campers will explore fundamental engineering principles by designing and building exciting projects using LEGO® materials inspired by a galaxy far, far away. From X-Wings and R2 units to energy catapults, defense turrets and galactic settlements, creativity and problem-solving take center stage. Through hands-on building, campers will create motorized and architectural projects while learning how imagination and engineering work together. Young Jedi will collaborate, test their designs, and take on fun challenges as they use their skills to help defeat the Empire—one brick at a time!
July 20 to 24
Full STEAM Ahead: Exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math – Campers will harness the power of STEAM during this exciting, hands-on week of learning and discovery! Through engaging lessons and creative activities, children will explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics and discover how deeply connected these subjects are in our everyday world. With a focus on real-life applications, campers will have abundant opportunities to create, construct, deconstruct, and tinker as they investigate how things work. Curiosity, problem-solving, and imagination take the lead as campers build confidence and develop a deeper understanding of the world around them.
The Invention Convention – Does your child dream up new creations? Do you ever find yourself thinking, “Wow—that’s really innovative!” Kids have incredible imaginations, and when they’re inspired by inventors like Leonardo da Vinci, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein, their ideas start spinning in every direction! This unique camp introduces children to what inventions are, why they matter, and how they improve our everyday lives. Campers will explore inventions throughout history and learn about the creative process behind them as they brainstorm original ideas designed to make things in their own lives easier, better, or more efficient. After choosing one idea to develop, campers will create blueprints and written plans while learning about designers, engineers, patents, structure, materials, power, and more. The week culminates in the creation of a 3D prototype, which campers will proudly showcase at a Friday Invention Convention! As they think, design, and create, campers will discover that “the magic of life is creating something that wasn’t there before.” — Roy Spence
July 27 to 31
Dollars and Sense: Financial Foundations – Through games, stories, role-playing, and creative projects, campers explore the basics of money and how it works in everyday life. Throughout the week, kids will practice earning, saving, spending, and sharing play money; run mini “shops”; make choices about needs and wants; and learn how people trade, budget, and plan. By engaging in active, imaginative and age-appropriate pretend marketplaces, craft-based challenges, teamwork games, and problem-solving adventures, kids will gain an understanding of financial foundations. Our goal is to build confidence and curiosity around financial concepts while introducing simple economic ideas in a playful and empowering manner. At the culmination of the camp, kids will walk away with stronger decision-making skills, a basic understanding of financial concepts, and the excitement of knowing they can be thoughtful, capable money managers, both now and in the future!
Entrepreneurship 101: The Business Fair – Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs! If your child loves dreaming up new ideas and turning creations into something bigger, this dynamic week will be a blast while nurturing those budding business skills. Campers will work together to develop a unique product or service designed to serve their community, learning what it takes to build a business from the ground up. Throughout the week, campers will bring their ideas to life by creating a business plan and developing a prototype. They’ll explore marketing and branding by designing logos and advertisements, which they’ll share around the school to invite others to a culminating Business Fair. At the end of the week, campers will proudly showcase their product, pitch their business, and celebrate their creativity, teamwork, and innovation.
August 3 to 7
Elementary 101 – Is your child entering Elementary School this fall? Ready for a mental jump-start after a long, hot summer? Join Lupine Lane for a week-long Elementary School Readiness Camp designed to get your child’s brain synapses firing and build confidence for an exciting new school year ahead. Children will strengthen essential academic skills, including: writing first and last names, uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, construction and phonemic awareness, number construction and sight word work. We’ll also focus on important social and growth skills such as: raising hands and participating in group discussions, making new friends and fostering current relationships, tying shoelaces, and reviewing important information about themself. This engaging, supportive week helps children feel confident, capable, and ready to walk into elementary school feeling proud and prepared.
Writer’s Workshop – Aspiring authors will engage in creative, imagination-powered activities which will explore the exciting world of writing through fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and prose. Kids will discover and hone writing skills to bring their ideas fully to life on the page. Throughout the week, kids will brainstorm ideas, develop characters, experiment with different writing styles, and learn the building blocks of great storytelling. They’ll also dive into illustration and book design—drawing images, choosing layouts, and shaping their work into a finished piece. From first to final draft, campers will become the author, illustrator, and publisher of their very own original book. Through engaging writing prompts, group sharing, creative games, and supportive feedback, Writer’s Workshop builds confidence, literacy skills, and fosters confidence of self-expression. By the end of the camp, each child will proudly take home a completed book—a one-of-a-kind creation and a keepsake of their journey as a writer!
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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 an enrollment fee to enroll in TC and then tuition is charged on the first of June, July and August according to selections.
- For children entering elementary school, select the earlier end date at enrollment and August is prorated.
- Tuition Continuance Enrollment begins in February.
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2. Weekly Enrollment
- Camp weeks are selected, along with lunch and/or extended care and payment is made upon enrollment.
- Weekly Enrollment will begin March 2.
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