The famous singing family, the Sullys, are “Von Trapped” and must exile themselves from the threat of the RDA. Join them in this hilarious parody as they embark on a great adventure across Pandora with fantastic characters, singing and dancing.

Kids will love learning all about the basics of art and getting their hands dirty with Drawing and Design. Portrait drawing, tessellations, 3D drawing, and parabolic art (look it up) are just some of the projects kids will work on during this week’s theme. There is lots of meaning to unpack from math and patterns in parabolic art, to the origins of portrait drawing and how it has evolved in modern times (hint: selfies).

Escape the summer heat in the La Sal mountains to explore, learn, create, and camp! Explorer Base Camp is an overnight experience for rising 5th through 8th graders. In the heat of the summer, we will retreat to Warner Lake campground up in the Manti La Sal National forest. Campers will spend their days hiking, fishing, learning camp crafts and skills, and developing new friendships in an unplugged environment. Your child will develop a closer relationship with nature through fun and engaging activities that promote sense of place, relationship building, and a desire to explore.

Tote bags, tie-dye, dream catchers, and braided bracelets…what do these all have in common? They are all made of one common element, fibre! During Fantastic Fibres students will work on fibre-inspired creations while learning about their use in different cultures, for example Kumihimo, the traditional Japanese technique for making braids and cords.

Have S'more Fun making projects that are ablaze with ideas!

Create RAWR-some dino projects in our fun art camp!

Create fin-tastic beach themed projects in this art camp!

In this hilarious parody, a child dreams of becoming the leader of the Super Singing Troupe “The Vicious 10.” The outcome of the auditions can only be decided by the camp actors and the audience, so don’t miss it!

The name says it all…Music Makers is a week filled with music, movement, and maestros! Students will build and play their own instrument inventions, learn about music theory, and interact with music through writing, dance, and drawing, ultimately ending the week by performing a live show for their friends.

Explore the mythology of ancient cultures and how these myths represent early beliefs about the world. Students will learn ancient myths through read aloud, playing games, and engaging in other activities that help them explore this fascinating world of Gods and Monsters.

Canyonlands Field Institute is celebrating its 10th year of the Native Teen Guide-In-Training Camp! This camp was developed to invest in Native-Centered Teen programming for rising 8th-12th graders through place-based outdoor education, social-emotional learning curriculum, as well as to provide accessible pathways for Native Teens to learn about guiding and natural resource career opportunities. The Native Teen Guide-In-Training Camp begins at San Island in Bluff, Utah, which launches into an 8 day and 7 night river trip down the San Juan River that stretches through the desert landscapes and canyons of the Diné-Navajo Nation.

Calling all 6-12 year olds to REC-AZ Summer Camp! We follow a loose agenda while keeping a pulse on what activities campers are enjoying. Three weeks available for sign up! Times are 8:00AM-3:00PM (after-care available from 3:00PM-5:00PM for an additional charge). Receive a 10% discount for signing up for multiple weeks or multiple kids. We’ll be on the campus of Great Hearts North Phoenix, 14100 N. 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ 85032. Week 1: June 5th-9th, Week 2: June 12th-16th, Week 3: June 19th-23rd

From birdhouses to bridges to forts, campers will observe, explore, and create spectacular structures and learn about the origins of building throughout history, from the first human shelters to structures that meet other societal needs like bridges or water dams.

Summer@Rectory is Rectory School's summer program for boys and girls ages 9-14. The program offers program-specific morning sessions based on student interest combined with an afternoon of recreational activities utilizing Rectory's abundant campus resources. For additional information, please contact Dave Farrell, Director of Auxiliary Programs via email at david.farrell@rectoryschool.org or phone at 860-963-6740, extension 447.

Act out a play in this week of performance! Children will explore the role of actors and learn to read a script and explore the ancient roots of theater. Children will also play improvisation games and learn the art of thinking on your feet!

Back by popular demand. Sing and dance your way through the toughest, most fun and revolting theatre camp ever! This hilarious parody is guaranteed to be a little bit naughty!

A fun, hands-on cooking camp, kids' get to hone their skills in the kitchen while also learning kitchen safety, table manners, table setting and basic nutrition!