Mrs. Gardet is excited to share her passion for puzzles and art! Join her to create art pieces using puzzles and recycled materials, and complete puzzles at your own pace!

Learn and play various backyard games that are great for all ages. Croquet, washers, wiffleball, kickball, cornhole, and more are taught, played, and, in some cases, built! Students will get to play with various pairings and tournaments, and simply have a blast learning new games with a new group of friends

We use games and music to keep the energy high all while learning the basic strokes of tennis and pickleball. Your child will have loads of fun learning the many differences and similarities between pickleball and tennis. No standing around in long lines; we are literally moving and grooving from start to end! This class is great for kids of any age and ability as we structure and break up each class accordingly.

Mrs. Gardet is excited to share her passion for puzzles and art! Join her to create art pieces using puzzles and recycled materials, and complete puzzles at your own pace

Build It Your building skills will be challenged as we use rocks, ice cubes, marshmallows, and other unusual materials to build structures. Of course we’ll have Legos, Magna Tiles, Lincoln Logs, and blocks to give us inspiration

Volleyball Camp is designed to provide student-athletes a foundation of fundamental skills, knowledge, character, and leadership development, plus a love for the game. Basic skills, lead up games, conditioning, and defensive/offensive strategies will be stressed during ageappropriate drills and team activities. The camp will end with some exciting tournament play and fun for everyone

Come explore the woods of Community School and learn valuable skills in the process. In this camp we will play games in and out of the woods, create art with natural materials, learn about animals of the forest, and even master a few survival skills. Come join the fun in the forest!

Come and learn how to cook simple and kid-friendly meals. In this class you will learn the basics of kitchen safety and how to mix, pour, and flip. We will make a variety of sweet treats and lunch and dinner favorites, and we will create some yummy snack ideas. If you like cooking and making treats, then this is the class for you.

Get ready to become a Wilderness Explorer! Earn badges for various activities like bug catching, hiking through the woods, leaf identification, animal research, and rock painting! At the end of the week, explorers will officially be awarded their sash of wilderness honor for all of the fun and adventure they have completed!

Soar into summer with egg-citing adventures. Get outside and learn the basics of birding to identify the birds in our backyard. We’ll feature songbirds like cardinals, bluebirds, and chickadees; raptors like owls, eagles, and hawks; and your favorite bird. Play migration games, model habitats, and connect with nature.

Make upcycled art, houses for your stuffies, coloring projects, crafts, frog houses in the woods, and chalk creations. We will also enjoy scavenger hunts, outdoor play, and good old fashioned fun!

Do you love reading great books, creating beautiful art, and exploring our amazing woods? Grab your bug spray and sunscreen, and join us for Books and Beauty in Nature! We will begin by sharing a book, and then head out to the woods to collect materials for our daily art project.

Science, engineering, and art join forces to create colorful and sometimes messy projects. This year features our favorite STEAM activities. Make color changing potions and build volcanoes with baking soda and vinegar. Rescue animals from ice and design new habitats for them. Create mazes and engineer marble runs. Explore roller coasters and test slime recipes

Travel “Under the Sea” while we learn about different sea creatures. We’ll play games, sing songs, and make “Catch of the Day” crafts that you’ll get to take home!

Our mini fencing camps offer kids a way to dip their toes into the sport of fencing in a place that’s friendly and supportive and allows them to immerse themselves in the sport for a week. This kind of structured, focused attention can go a long way in acclimating a child to an unfamiliar sport as well as supercharging their excitement. In mini camps, everyone is on the same page and at the same level, so they get to go through this journey of starting the sport together. Some of our highest performing fencers started in our beginner camps!