Summer Camp 2008
Summer Adventures
June 2 - July 25, 2008
Mon-Fri 7:00am - 5:30pm
Promotional Flyer (PDF Format)
Summer Camp 2008 has been planned to be full of learning activities, fun-packed off-campus events, and lots of exciting projects! Come join us as we take a variety of adventures each week. Our days will be filled with devotions, and character development, PE, music, skating, field trips, swimming, computer time, sports, guest speakers, arts and crafts, games, and even fun academic review. We'll use "Bridge Books" to help us remember what we learned in school last year so we'll be ready for the next grade. We will begin at 7:00 each day and end at 5:30. All of the field trips, lunches, and snacks are provided in the weekly tuition of only $150.00.
Younger children who still need to take a nap will need to bring a pillow and a blanket. While the younger children rest, the older children will read or be involved in a quiet activity. All children will have their own storage space for personal items. Each child needs to bring an extra towel and an extra change of clothing. Every personal item must have the child’s name on it.
Off-campus activities will include swimming and field trips. All children shall wear tasteful and appropriate swimwear, and bring their own towel and any other swimming gear. All items are the responsibility of the student and must be clearly labeled with his/her name. Floats and large similar items need to be left at home. Non-swimmers must wear life vests that are provided by parents. All children involved in water play on or off the Grace Lutheran campus must bring pool shoes to wear. Information about field trips will be shared in advance. Some dates are “weather – permitting” and may need to be changed. For each field trip, written permission must be given on the field trip form. Children will not be allowed to go on field trips without written parental permission.
If you have any questions, please call our Summer Camp Registrar, Kay Helton, 652-1340. You may also stop by Grace Lutheran School to pick up or drop off registration papers between the hours of 8:30 – 2:30 or you may download the forms below. The first 50 children registered (per week) will be accepted and after that, names will be put on a waiting list.
| Schedule | |
|---|---|
| Week | Adventure |
| June 2 | Sports |
| June 9 | Wild West |
| June 16 | Space Week |
| June 23 | The Arctic |
| June 30 | Huntsville, USA! |
| July 7 | Japan |
| July 14 | Underwater |
| July 21 | The Zoo |
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER AT GRACE LUTHERAN!!!
A slideshow is available of the activities from Summer Camp 2006
What Parents Should Provide for Summer Campers
- Transportation to/from camp
- Swim Suit
- Swim Vest (if needed)
- Pool Shoes
- Towels and change of clothes
Registration
Summer Camp is open to all students who have recently completed Pre-K thru 8th grade (must be appropriate age by Sept. 1, 2008). Campers are not required to attend either Grace Lutheran School or a Lutheran Church.
There is a $50 registration fee (non-refundable) and a weekly fee of $150 (include snacks, lunches, supplies, and field trips). Summer campers can register for one week, all eight weeks, or any amount in between. Priority will be given to students who will attend all 8 weeks.
To register, please complete the forms below and return to the school office!
- Registration Checklist
- Registration Form
- Emergency Contact / Authorization
- Parental Agreement Form
- Statement of Understanding Form
(These items are in PDF Format which requires the free Adobe Reader software.)
Camp Invention 2008
Grace Lutheran School will be hosting a week of Camp Invention July 7-11, 2008. This science and creativity day camp is sponsored by the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
Registration is open now for students who will be entering grades 2-6th in August! Camp costs can be found on Camp Invention's website. Contact Donna Behnken or the Grace Lutheran School Office if you would like to enroll your child in the camp. Availability is limited so please register soon!
Camp Invention is a nationally acclaimed, week-long science experience filled with activities that foster creativity, teamwork, and inventive-thinking skills for children entering grades two through six. Children will enrich their understanding of science, math, history, and the arts by participating in five modules each day. All curricula align with national and state education standards.