2026 Spring Adventure Camp
Week 1
Morning: Rock Climbing
This week morning session introduces campers to the exciting world of rock climbing through fun, age-appropriate activities. Students will learn basic climbing techniques, safety awareness, and teamwork skills while building strength, balance, and confidence. Through guided challenges and climbing games, campers start each day energized, motivated, and ready to reach new heights.
Afternoon: Egg Drop Challenge
In the afternoon, campers will take on the exciting Egg Drop Challenge! Students will design and build creative structures to protect their eggs from high drops using a variety of materials. This hands-on STEM activity encourages problem-solving, teamwork, and engineering thinking while sparking imagination and innovation. Campers will test, improve, and celebrate their designs in a fun and supportive environment.
Week 2
Morning: Baking & Coking
During this week mornings, campers will step into the kitchen for a fun Baking & Cooking experience! Students will learn basic kitchen safety, measuring skills, and simple recipes while creating delicious sweet and savory treats. This hands-on session builds creativity, teamwork, and confidence as campers enjoy the process of preparing—and tasting—their own culinary creations.
Afternoon: Design, build, and launch rockets
In the afternoon, campers will become young engineers as they design, build, and launch their own rockets! Through hands-on STEM activities, students will explore basic principles of physics, aerodynamics, and propulsion. Campers will test different designs, make improvements, and experience the thrill of rocket launches while building creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
Week 3
Morning: Clay Sculpture
In This week mornings, campers will explore the art of Clay Sculpture through hands-on creative projects. Students will learn basic sculpting techniques such as shaping, carving, and detailing while bringing their imaginative ideas to life. This session encourages artistic expression, patience, and fine motor skill development in a fun and supportive studio environment.
Afternoon: Catapult challenge
In the afternoon, campers will take on the exciting Catapult Challenge! Students will design and build their own catapults using a variety of materials while learning basic engineering and physics concepts such as force, motion, and trajectory. Through testing and friendly competitions, campers will refine their designs, strengthen teamwork skills, and enjoy hands-on problem-solving fun.
