Are You Ready For A Summer At Greenwood Camps?

Greenwood's talented Kindergarten teachers welcome children ages 3.5 to 6 to attend summer camp, including families who are new to Greenwood School, to attend our fun, nurturing summer camp.

Children must have previously attended preschool. Children enrolled at Greenwood School will receive priority registration.

Week One:

Let’s Make It and Get Messy

June 17 ‐ 21

Making a mess can be creative, delicious and just plain fun. Kindergarten master teacher ‐ Peggy Rock and the nurturing Greenwood Kindergarten team will lead this week of mess making, both indoors and out. Days start at Greenwood school but can involve mess making in the yard, Redwood Glen or at a local park.

Week Two:

Buttons and Beads

June 24 ‐ June 28

This week is also led by Peggy Rock and will be all about finding out how many interesting things we can do with buttons and beads. Children will have many creations to share with you each day!

Week Three:

Treasure Island

July 1 ‐ 3

Naturalist and 4th Grade Teacher Anna Tosick will lead the Greenwood Kindergarten team for the remaining five weeks of camp. This week will involve treasure map making, sea shanes, wee boat making and maybe a pirate or two.

Week Four:

Lotions & Potions

July 8 ‐ 12

Campers will do some magic brewing and herbal crafts in this fun week of potion making. They are guaranteed to make some fabulous gooey messes both indoors and out.

Week Five:

Aloha Hawaii!

July 15 ‐ 19

A fantasy trip to Hawaii involving songs and stories, Lei making and of course delicious Hawaiian food. Campers will be full of Aloha spirit at the end of each day.

Week Six:

Nature Explorers

July 22 ‐ 26

Walks, water play, discovery and nature creations will keep the campers busy, happy and mostly outdoors this week. You might find them jumping like a frog, muddy like a hippo and with pockets full of nature treasures each day.

Week Seven:

Working in the Garden

July 29 ‐ August 2

A fun and physical week of working in the garden with herbs, plants, natural and found objects. Campers will go looking for their green thumbs this week.

Week Eight:

Birds and Beasts

August 5 ‐ 9

Mill Valley parks and glens are full of birds and beasts and campers will learn how to see and find more of them as they become animal trackers. Of course, animal tracking allows for plenty of time playing in the woods!

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