Our first week of PreK camp was filled with stomping in the creek, building forts in the woods, playing silly games, finding oodles of bugs, and getting messy in the mud! Brookhaven Nature Park is full of so many natural treasures for our youngest schoolhouse campers to uncover.
This week of camp was all about celebrating the animals of the woods! Campers searched for animal tracks, caught animals, acted like animals, made animal calls, and even created their own animals. Summer is the best season to appreciate the wildlife around us!
This three-day adventure week was filled with joy as campers built forts large and small, hopped through obstacle courses, and designed their own leaf monsters. We beat the heat by splashing in the creek and catching frogs, crawfish, and salamanders.
This outdoor adventure took us out into the woods, off trail and into an amazing time. We rolled logs, stomped in the creek, and explored the forest as we let our minds and imaginations lead us into discovery. We capped it all off with games, crafts, and stories. This week we spent extra time investigating all of the colors of the forest! We tried to spot plants in every color of the rainbow!
This outdoor adventure took us out into the woods, off trail and into adventure. We rolled logs, searched for signs of animals, and explored the forest as we let our minds and imaginations lead us into discovery. We capped it all off with games, crafts, and stories. We were ready to rock this week as we got in tune with the sounds of the forest. From playing games that had us making silly animal noises to learning bird and frog calls, to creating our very own Maracas.
This outdoor adventure took us out into the woods, off trail and into adventure. We rolled logs, searched for signs of animals, and explored the forest as we let our minds and imaginations lead us into discovery. We capped it all off with games, crafts, and stories as we had a great week with extra time focused on exploring the critters of the creek, enjoying sensory play with mud and sand, and floating leaves and sticks downstream!
