Summer Camp
The KFS School Summer Camp 2023!
Dates: July 3rd - August 11th
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
SEL & STEAM Summer Camp
Ages 5 & Up
Enrollment begins NOW!
For schedule and more information, please contact Vanessa at: vanessa.kahlon@kfsschool.org
Aftercare is offered upon request.
We know that summer for the kids doesn’t always mean summer for the parents so we are offering extended care until 5pm. Cost is $38/an hour.
SUMMER ACTIVITY THEMES will focus on Social Emotional Learning:
Week 1 (July 3rd - July 7th): The Boy Who Cried Wolf. The importance of being consistently honest.
Week 2 (July 10th - July 14th): The Ant and The Dove. No good deed goes unrewarded. NO CAMP ON JULY 5TH - Independence Day observed.
Week 3 (July 17th - July 21st): When Adversity Knocks. We can choose how to respond to difficult situations.
Week 4 (July 24th - July 28th): The Proud Rose. Never judge a person by their appearance.
Week 5 (July 31st - August 4th): The Father, His Sons, and The Bundle of Sticks. There is strength in unity.
Week 6 (August 7nd - August 11th): A Bad Case of the Stripes. Learn to be comfortable in your own skin.
Weekly fieldtrips!
CAMP PROGRAM LESSONS include:
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)
We will be building on the social-emotional curriculum at the core of KFS SCHOOL, our teachers challenge our students academically to prepare them for the 21st century, and provide them with a framework to become passionate learners.
SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL LEARNING SKILLS
SEL takes place within the context of safe, participatory school, family, and community environments that support children’s development and provide opportunities and recognition for successfully applying these competencies.
Social and emotional learning (SEL) involves processes through which children develop fundamental emotional and social competencies to:
Understand and Manage Emotions
Set and achieve Positive Goals
Feel and show Empathy for others
Establish and maintain Positive Relationships
Make Responsible Decisions
BODY
Yoga has a calming effect on the central nervous system and helps develop self-regulation and body awareness. Yoga also fosters coordination and balance and improves motor skills.
Breath Control is helpful for calming the central nervous system. By using correct breathing techniques, a sensory-seeking child can be calmed. Deep breathing also helps with self-regulation and improving self-awareness, both key components to helping sensory avoiders be at peace in their bodies.