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Kids will love learning all about the basics of art and getting their hands dirty with Drawing and Design. Portrait drawing, tessellations, 3D drawing, and parabolic art (look it up) are just some of the projects kids will work on during this week’s theme. There is lots of meaning to unpack from math and patterns in parabolic art, to the origins of portrait drawing and how it has evolved in modern times (hint: selfies).

Tote bags, tie-dye, dream catchers, and braided bracelets…what do these all have in common? They are all made of one common element, fibre! During Fantastic Fibres students will work on fibre-inspired creations while learning about their use in different cultures, for example Kumihimo, the traditional Japanese technique for making braids and cords.

Get ready to create your own games and learn how designers think about creating the next Connect 4! Children will spend time exploring the mechanics behind their favorite games and learn design principles for them to create their own masterpiece.

Register today for camps held at 75+ inspiring universities! Your child will walk the halls of their dream campus, bond with friends and mentors over legendary iD traditions, and experience the magic that’s made us the world’s #1 tech camp for 23+ years! Summer Fun on Your Child’s Dream Campus This is more than a camp. It’s a chance for your child to come face-to-face with friends and mentors who share their interests, all in an inspiring setting that excites them for the future. Between sessions of hands-on STEM fun, they’ll get the ultimate taste of collegiate life, from campus exploration and iconic architecture to meals in the dining halls and sweet dreams in the dorms. You get more. A LOT more. iD Tech is the very best experience built around your child—their interests, their skill level, their goals for the future. Our on-campus programs include an exclusive package designed for maximum inspiration and long-term success.

This intensive boot camp will allow students to complete the full beginner public speaking & debate course (i.e. Art of Public Speaking course) offered during the school year within a condensed time frame during the Summer.

This workshop will provide basic fundamentals of storytelling performance. Students will learn different warm-up activities, acting techniques, and how to develop and perform a story.

Our June camp is held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 11:30. Each day in our 30 min zoom classrooms we will learn through a new theme. Week 1: Brilliant Builders - we do mini challenges with blocks. Week 2: Sensational scientists where we conduct mini science experiments via Zoom. Week 3: Charming Chefs- we will prepare kid friendly recipes. Week 4: Stellar Superheroes - through our daily missions we will learn what it takes to be a superhero.

The name says it all…Music Makers is a week filled with music, movement, and maestros! Students will build and play their own instrument inventions, learn about music theory, and interact with music through writing, dance, and drawing, ultimately ending the week by performing a live show for their friends.

Explore the mythology of ancient cultures and how these myths represent early beliefs about the world. Students will learn ancient myths through read aloud, playing games, and engaging in other activities that help them explore this fascinating world of Gods and Monsters.

Get ready to test the boundaries of DIY inventions with Need for Speed! Using simple materials, campers will set all sorts of creations in motion – from rubber band racers, catapults, tornado bottles to pool noodle boats. And of course, they’ll get to end each day putting them to the test in a race!

This novice camp will provide an introduction to the basics of public speaking. Each camp will sample a different speech & debate event including storytelling, impromptu and spontaneous debate.

This novice camp will provide an introduction to the basics of public speaking. Each camp will sample a different speech & debate event including storytelling, impromptu and spontaneous debate.

This novice camp will provide an introduction to the basics of public speaking. Each camp will sample a different speech & debate event including storytelling, impromptu and spontaneous debate.

Each week, we'll start off with a themed story that will transport us to magical lands, teach us valuable life lessons, and spark our imagination. After the story, it's time to get crafty! We use basic art supplies you already have at home to make a connection to the story.

This workshop will prepare students to advance skills in research & argumentation. The training will include studying a variety of national, international, humanities, and science topics.

This workshop will prepare students to advance skills in research & argumentation. The training will include studying a variety of national, international, humanities, and science topics.

Learning another language has never been so much fun! Early childhood is the best time to learn another language. Maximize your child’s window of opportunity and give them the gift of bilingualism this summer with our amazing language immersion virtual camps. A different thematic unit is offered every week and tailored for each age group. Maximum of 8 children per group. Perfect for ages 5-10.

From birdhouses to bridges to forts, campers will observe, explore, and create spectacular structures and learn about the origins of building throughout history, from the first human shelters to structures that meet other societal needs like bridges or water dams.

Summer@Rectory is Rectory School's summer program for boys and girls ages 9-14. The program offers program-specific morning sessions based on student interest combined with an afternoon of recreational activities utilizing Rectory's abundant campus resources. For additional information, please contact Dave Farrell, Director of Auxiliary Programs via email at david.farrell@rectoryschool.org or phone at 860-963-6740, extension 447.

Similar to Need for Speed, this week is all about building contraptions, you guessed it, that fly high! Taking Flight will keep kids busy building balloon rockets, dragonfly copters, boomerangs, paper airplanes and simple kites – and tie back into a broader theme of innovators that defy what is “known”. What could be more fun?

Act out a play in this week of performance! Children will explore the role of actors and learn to read a script and explore the ancient roots of theater. Children will also play improvisation games and learn the art of thinking on your feet!

Elevate Ultimate focuses on teaching kids the FUNdamentals of Ultimate Frisbee and Disc Golf through fun small-sided games. No previous experience is necessary to enjoy our programs!

Wall Street 101 - Who are the players? What do they do? What are Stocks and Bonds? 1 week, 2 hours daily, virtual online boot camp Grades 9 - 12

The UW-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning offers an opportunity for high school students to experience architecture education through our architecture summer camp, which we have proudly offered for over two decades. This virtual camp is ideal for students interested in architecture, design, and 3D design technologies. The camp runs July 30-August 5, 2023.

Join Brick Tech as we design, build, program and test robotics projects with the newest materials that LEGO® has to offer, Spike Prime! All participants will get hands on learning experience as they are introduced to STEM and programming concepts. Everything will be provided from tablets for programming, Spike Prime Robotics materials (motors, sensors, brain brick), and more LEGO® bricks and pieces than they could ever build! Don't miss this opportunity to explore and create the future of roboti