Mrs. Abbuhl  will engage and delight bakers in the wonders of the WCA kitchen. This camp will train helpers in the kitchen and create a fun learning experience for students interested in learning more about baking. Students will learn kitchen safety and bake some more complicated recipes every day at camp – recipes will be emailed to the parents so that they can be re-created at home. Some samples of each day’s recipes will come home with your child so that they can share the wonderful food they made at camp with their family!

Mrs. Mattingly has  designed this camp  for all Lego enthusiasts and future architects!  Let's explore the Bible and recreate scenes from the greatest story ever written using the amazing medium of Legos! We will focus on a different theme each day and complete building challenges such as the garden of Eden, Noah's Ark, and even the parting of the Red Sea. Students will take home pictures of their builds from the week.  Bible learning, building, and fun awaits. Don't miss it!  

Let’s get ready for Kindergarten together! Ms. Fischer’s week-long camp will prepare your child for their transition to kindergarten in a relaxed and engaging environment. Your child’s development will be nurtured through sing-alongs, hands-on activities, crafts, outdoor explorations, read-alouds, and more! These activities will provide opportunities for your child to grow in social development, number sense, shape recognition, motor skills, and pre-literacy skills. Campers will receive an official kindergarten bootcamp readiness certificate, nature scavenger hunt kit, and will also bring home various crafts made during camp.

Did you know Mrs. Maddox’s first love before Latin was Chemistry? In this camp she will guide students as they explore the wonder of God’s creation from the smallest of molecules to the scientific laws that hold our universe together! Students will learn to hone their observational skills, create hypotheses, and test their hypotheses with safe experiments using items you would find in your home kitchen. They will keep a journal of their findings and take home instructions for recreating the experiments for family and friends.  

Mr. Piazza has planned an amazing all-day sports camp for an activity rich and fun-filled week of Soccer, Basketball, Floor Hockey, Handball, Cornhole, Darts, Flag Football, Ultimate Frisbee, Dodgeball, Ping Pong, Baseball, Gaga Ball Tournament, and Spike Ball. This will be an unforgettable week of sports, games, tournaments, Nerf Wars, ice cream, and water balloons. Don’t miss it!  Campers will learn how to shoot a crossbow and/or air rifle and compete in shooting competitions.

Did you love the Grammar School Drama Club’s production of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe this spring? Would you love to learn more about theater and acting? Mr. Stapelberg is offering a great introduction to theater is this summer! This Introduction to Theater Camp combines the classical education skills of diction, rhetoric, and vocal projection with the skills of eye-to-eye communication, characterization, body control, ownership of lines, and the basics of stage performance. We will incorporate prop work and play improvisation games as well!  This camp is an awesome experience for students who want to develop their speaking and performance abilities.

Mrs. Abbuhl  will engage and delight future little chefs in the wonders of the WCA kitchen. This camp will train little helpers in the kitchen and create a fun learning experience for students interested in learning more about baking.  Students will learn kitchen safety and bake some fun recipes every day at camp – recipes will be emailed to the parents so that they can be re-created at home. Some samples of each day’s recipes will come home with your child so that they can share the wonderful food they made at camp with their family!

Did you know Mrs. Maddox’s first love before Latin was Chemistry? In this camp she will guide students as they explore the wonder of God’s creation from the smallest of molecules to the scientific laws that hold our universe together! Students will learn to hone their observational skills, create hypotheses, and test their hypotheses with safe experiments using items you would find in your home kitchen. They will keep a journal of their findings and take home instructions for recreating the experiments for family and friends.