March Break – March 11 to 15, 2019
Availability
The number of spaces available for each camp can be viewed by clicking on the Register Online button at the bottom of the page.
Location
Streetsville United Church – 274 Queen St. South. Parking available at the rear of the church. Enter by the back of the church by the sliding glass doors at the end of the pathway.
Our camps are aimed at 4 – 13 year old kids and will run between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm Monday to Friday, with extended hours available for a small extra cost. Kids can come for the full week or for a few days.
Cost
Extended Hours
We offer early drop off and late pick up for your children from 7:30 – 9:00 am and in the afternoons from 4:00 – 6:00 pm at an extra charge of $4 (+HST) per child for each session.
Field Trips
Tuesday Afternoon – Bronte Creek Maple Syrop Festival
Thursday Afternoon – Movie Theater (Choice of 2 or 3 movies)
Lunches/Snacks (Pizza Lunch on Friday)
Kids should bring their lunch and 2 snacks each day except on Friday where we have a pizza lunch & juice included.
Optional Subway Lunch on Wednesday
You may order a subway lunch during the registration process at an extra cost starting from $5.69 for a Kids’ Pak. You may also order 6 inch subs.
Camp Descriptions
Camp 1: Ceramics & Crafts (Ages 4 to 7)
Camp 2: Ceramics & Crafts (Ages 8 to 12)
Camp 3: STEMP Camp – Lego Robotics & Wacky Science (Ages 5 & 6)
Campers will use the new Lego WeDo Bluetooth version and tablets to build their models and then to program them with simple drag & drop software. They will also explore the world of science by conducting hands on experiments.
Camp 4: STEM Camp – Lego Robotics & Wacky Science (Ages 7 & 8)
Campers will use the new Lego WeDo Bluetooth version and tablets to build their models and then to program them with simple drag & drop software. They will also explore the world of science by conducting hands on experiments.
Camp 5: STEM Camp – Lego Robotics and Coding with Scratch (Ages 9 to 13)
Using Mindstorms EV3, campers will gain basic understanding of the Lego EV3 Brick, its motors and sensors. They will build different robots and thru various challenges will learn to program their robots. Kids will learn to program games using the Scratch programming platform.