Miss Shaffer cannot wait to teach students all about plants and gardens! In this camp, we will focus on what plants need to thrive and how these lessons connect to our own lives. Students will get their hands a little messy as we explore, observe, and learn about the beautiful ways God designed plants. Through this, we will also see how His design is present in all parts of creation.

Mrs. Cox is calling all 3-6th graders who would love to learn more about music! Campers will be introduced to a whole array of percussion instruments from around the globe including real church chimes and Boomwhackers. There will be lots of singing, some folk dancing/movement, ensemble playing, improvisation and creativity using multiple percussion instruments. Students will apply the knowledge they have acquired in the music classroom and leave even more enthusiastic about music! We will end the camp with a short demonstration for parents and friends.

Mr. Pfeiffer invites you to unleash your inner scientist, engineer, and inventor! Dive into hands-on activities and fun challenges that will ignite your curiosity and creativity. Whether it’s building a catapult, conducting science experiments, or exploring the wonders of flight, our camp offers something for every young innovator. Join us for a summer of discovery, teamwork, and endless fun as you develop essential skills for the future!

Did William Tell actually shoot an apple off his son’s head?  Well, we won’t actually be trying that, but we will have a great time learning about the fundamentals of archery and experiencing some fun activities with targets alongside of Mr. Edgar. The week begins with basic archery and bow safety, history and increased archery target practice as the week progresses.  Individualized video analysis and many challenging target activities will also be utilized. The archery principles used are outlined by the National Archery in Schools Program (NASP).  All equipment is provided.  All campers must have closed toed shoes. Come join us for some Bullseyes!

Cozy up with Fiber Arts in this relaxing camp with Ms. Smith. We will make several crafts out of different materials like yarn, fabric, felt, etc. We will learn different techniques like weaving, string art, macrame, sewing and more. Each day you will go home with a unique craft made by you.

Let’s get ready for Kindergarten together with Ms. Fischer! This week will be filled with sing-alongs, hands-on activities, crafts, outdoor explorations, read-alouds, and more! These activities will benefit your child’s 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  bring home various crafts made during camp.

Learn alongside Mrs. Shackelford to enjoy God’s creation through observation, crafts, games and good books.  We will spend most of our time outdoors weather permitting, but will also include some indoor activities.

Did William Tell actually shoot an apple off his son’s head?  Well, we won’t actually be trying that, but we will have a great time learning about the fundamentals of archery and experiencing some fun activities with targets alongside of Mr. Edgar. The week begins with basic archery and bow safety, history and increased archery target practice as the week progresses.  Individualized video analysis and many challenging target activities will also be utilized. The archery principles used are outlined by the National Archery in Schools Program (NASP).  All equipment is provided.  All campers must have closed toed shoes. Come join us for some Bullseyes!