May 23, 2016
Differentiating Spirit Week
*Please note* This blog is intended for campers (ages 3+) but toddler teachers may find some ideas easy to adapt. Toddler teachers are also encouraged to review the toddler-specific differentiation ideas found in the curriculum notes. Spirit Week is a prime opportunity to build community, set and reinforce expectations, and nurture positive relationships between peers. Through cooperative activities you’ll have Read More »
Read MoreSeptember 26, 2015
Unit 2 Art & Craft Guide
The Art and Craft Guide for Unit 2 is available at the link below: Unit 2- Art and Craft Guide You’ll notice that the Art and Craft Guide has been updated for the new school year! The objective of Unit 2 is for your students to have meaningful art and craft experiences during each and every doodle day. This will happen in your classroom Read More »
Read MoreAugust 15, 2015
Unit 1 Art & Craft Guide
The Art and Craft Guide for Unit 1 is available at the link below: Unit 1 Art and Craft Guide You’ll notice that the Art and Craft Guide has been updated for the new school year! The objective of Unit 1 is for your students to have meaningful art and craft experiences during each and every doodle day. This will happen in your classroom Read More »
Read MoreJune 22, 2015
Differentiation Guide: Shipwrecked
Shipwrecked! Ahoy! Shipwrecked week is all about stretching the imagination; embarking on an island adventure with friends. This theme invites children to think critically and creatively to build getaway vessels, construct shelters, gather supplies, and reinvent their favorite games and activities! Below are some specific examples of how to differentiate a variety of lesson Read More »
Read MoreJune 22, 2015
Differentiation Guide: Carnival Days
*Please note* This blog is intended for campers (ages 3+) but toddler teachers may find some ideas easy to adapt. Toddler teachers are also encouraged to review the toddler-specific differentiation ideas found in the Curriculum Notes. As we wind down our summer fun and transition into the new school year, it’s important to reflect on all of Read More »
Read MoreJune 22, 2015
Differentiation Guide: I Love NY
I Love NY! From Buffalo to Rochester to NYC and everything in between, New York is a fascinating state to explore. This week is dedicated to open campers eyes to some of their hometown treasures as well as other notable sites across the state. We’ll explore hands-on – recreating cityscapes, taste testing NY apples, and observing lots Read More »
Read MoreMay 22, 2015
Summer Scrapbook Guide
Summer Camp 2015 Scrapbook Guide 2015 Expectations This year, the program requirement is for each Summer Camp classroom to create a scrapbook (rather than 1 per camper). Each classroom will create a google drive photo album titled “Summer Camp Scrapbook” Each week, at least 1 Picstitch collage should be created and uploaded to this Read More »
Read MoreMay 22, 2015
Differentiating Fitness Fun
Differentiating Fitness Fun *Please note* This blog is intended for campers (ages 3+) but toddler teachers may find some ideas easy to adapt. Toddler teachers are also encouraged to review the toddler-specific differentiation ideas found in the Curriculum Notes. Continue your student’s ongoing exploration of fitness and healthy habits. Students are developmentally at all different physical Read More »
Read MoreJanuary 21, 2014
Sensory Experiences Beyond the Bin
Is your Rice Bin or Sensory Center buzzing with activity, or is it simply a brief stopping point for children to poke around in before moving on to other areas of the classroom? We know that young children are oriented toward sensory experiences. From birth, children have learned about the world by touching, tasting, smelling, Read More »
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