Kids Summer Camp

Ages 5 – 6

Learn team building, sportsmanship, leadership, confidence building, all while participating in math-infused learning

Mathletics Challenges

Dive into the world of numbers with our interactive math sessions. From counting games to problem-solving challenges, campers will strengthen their math skills while having a blast.

Outdoor Exploration

Take advantage of the beautiful summer weather with outdoor adventures. From nature walks to scavenger hunts, there's always something exciting to discover at Mathletics Summer Camp.

Engaging Curriculum

We've carefully crafted our curriculum to balance academic enrichment with physical activity, ensuring that campers have a well-rounded experience.

Plenty of games

Here are a few games that we have planned, all scaled to be age-appropriate:

  • What time is it Mrs.Fox? 

  • Flag football

  • Kickball

  • Basketball

  • Soccer

  • Hula hoop challenge

  • Gaga Ball

  • Wiffle ball

  • Tic tac toe relay 

  • Team capture the flag

  • Corn Hole 

  • Water balloon toss

  • Frisbee bottle bash

Location

TBD

Dates

Camp runs for 7 weeks, July 8 - August 23. Campers are welcome to register for a full week at a time. 

Schedule

Before Camp care: 7:45a - 8:30a 

   Drop off window: 8:15 - 8:30a

Full Day Camp: 8:30a - 3:30p 

   Pickup window: 3:30p - 3:45p

After Camp care: 3:45p - 5:00p 

Rates

Before Camp care: 7:45a - 8:30a ($30/week)

Full Day Camp: 8:30a - 3:30p ($320/week)

After Camp care: 3:45p - 5:00p ($80/week)

How do we explore? Here are our perceptual-motor topics:

Body image - learn how the movement of functions of the body in relation to each other and to other objects

Balance - ability to assume and maintain body position against gravity

Visual-motor control - ability to successfully integrate visual and motor responses into a physical action

Coordination - ability of body to integrate the action of the muscles of the body to accomplish a specific movements in the most efficient manner

Proprioception - ability to be aware of muscular movement and position of the body in space

Gross-motor coordination - ability to produce efficient total body movement

Fine-motor coordination - ability to use small muscles to the degree that they can perform specific small movements such as writing, grasping, turning in small space

Sustained movements - ability to executive motor skills consecutively for a prolonged period of time

Space-awareness (Spatial Orientation) - ability to select a reference point to stabilize functions

Laterality - ability to internalize the awareness of the difference between right and left, ability to control left and right of the body together and/or separately

Directionality - ability to be aware of external space outside of the body 

Hand-eye coordination - ability to use one’s eyes and hands together to accomplish a task

Foot-eye coordination - ability to use one's eyes and feet together to accomplish a task

Ocular Pursuit - ability of one’s eyes to work together in tracking a moving object 

Kinesthesis - ability to be aware of one’s muscular movement and the energy given during a task

Start the adventure today.