HUDSON COUNTRY MONTESSORI SUMMER DAY CAMP – Danbury CT
Let Biomes Be Biomes
JUNE 22 – AUGUST 21, 2020
ABOUT OUR SUMMER CAMP
Hudson Country Montessori School has been offering a fun and safe summer camp experience for over 25 years. Our unique summer program is developed in an environment geared for learning. It is spirited and skill-oriented but non- competitive and social. Our spacious outdoor and indoor facilities are great for physical, emotional and intellectual growth in a secure loving environment. The quality and success of our summer program is defined by our amazing team of experienced counselors, most of whom are professional educators who work in our school year program. We know our campers enjoy the best that summer has to offer. At Hudson, they learn new skills, explore new adventures and make friends while having fun.
We have an exciting summer planned with our theme, “Let Biomes be Biomes”. Through our nine-week program, campers will have the opportunity to learn about themselves and the natural world around them while having fun and making new friends. Come join us for an unforgettable summer.
What’s New This Year
We have an amazing summer camp experience for all campers. New themes weekly will immerse kids in the Biome world around them.
Our Junior and Senior campers will have new fun amenities to enjoy:
- A Junior/Senior Club House.
- An indoor Game Room with a Foosball Table, Air Hockey and Pool Table exclusive for them.
- Music, Art and Creative projects that will interest and excite the older campers.
Typical Activity Schedule
& Kindergarten (5-6 years):
EXERCISE
Weekly Sports
CREATIVITY
Arts and Crafts
Cooking
Music
FUN STUFF
Water Slide
Hands-on Science
Water Play
& Seniors ( 9-13 years):
EXERCISE
Weekly Sports
Dance
CREATIVITY
Arts and Crafts
Cooking
Gardening
Music
FUN STUFF
Water Slide
Hands-on Science
Our Summer Programs
Our Summer ProgramsTODDLER PROGRAM (AGES 18-36 MONTHS)
AVAILABLE HALF/FULL DAY (2-5 days/week)
Our toddler summer program follows the same schedule as the school year Montessori program. Our young campers have the opportunity to experience water play and additional time outdoors while maintaining their daily routines, which are important to their development. We have rolling admissions for our toddler program.
PRE-SCHOOL / KINDERGARTEN CAMPERS (AGES 3-5)
AVAILABLE HALF/FULL DAY (3-5 days/week)
Our pre-school campers enjoy working on Montessori lessons, kindergartners have swimming lessons and pool time, sports, hands-on science, music and movement, cooking, arts and crafts weekly. Our on-site ‘field-trips’ include petting zoos, museum programs, music concerts, sports instruction and more.
JUNIOR CAMPERS (AGES 6-8)
AVAILABLE FIVE (5) FULL DAYS
Our junior campers enjoy swim instruction, sports, technology, science, cooking and performing arts weekly. They work with experienced staff on innovative projects, hands-on experiments and guided discovery of the natural and technological world. They participate in fun, educational and recreational off-site field trips planned throughout the summer.
SENIOR CAMPERS (AGES 9-12)
AVAILABLE FIVE (5) FULL DAYS
Our senior campers work with experienced staff on innovative projects, hands-on experiments and group and individual projects related to the components of the natural and technological world. They participate in fun, educational and recreational off-site field trips planned throughout the summer.
AFTER-CAMP EXTENDED CARE AND LUNCH PROGRAM
We offer early or late session supervised care to all our campers as an option to extend their typical day. Ask us about our convenient lunch program.
AFTER- CAMP ENRICHMENTS
AVAILABLE FROM 4PM -5PM
Though out the week fun after- camp activities are planned for the campers who want an extended experience, in addition to the already fun environment. Robotics, Martial Arts, Ballet, Zumba and Cooking are some of the activities campers can enjoy in our after -camp program.
Our Weekly Themes
WEEK 1
Aquatic Life
Water is the common link among the five biomes and it makes up the largest part of the biosphere. The campers will discover how without water, most life forms would be unable to sustain themselves and the Earth would be a barren, desert-like place.
WEEK 2
Desert
The desert biome is an ecosystem that forms due to the low level of rainfall it receives each year. Deserts cover about 20% of the Earth. There are four major types of desert in this biome – hot and dry, semiarid, coastal, and cold. Discover why plants and animal life are able to survive there.
WEEK 3
Forest
Forests occupy approximately one-third of Earth’s land area, account for over two-thirds of the leaf area of land plants. How can we preserve one of earths important biome’s.
WEEK 4
Tundra
Tundra is the coldest of all the biomes. Tundra comes from the Finnish word tunturia, meaning treeless plain. It is noted for its frost-molded landscapes, extremely low temperatures, little precipitation, poor nutrients, and short growing seasons. What can live in this area, and why does it?
WEEK 5
Grassland
Savanna, steppe, prairie, or pampas: They’re all grasslands, the globe’s most agriculturally useful habitats. Let’s discover how important this biome is to the earth.
WEEK 6
Tiaga
Baby it’s Cold Outside! The taiga is a forest of the cold, subarctic region. The subarctic is an area of the Northern Hemisphere that lies just south of the Arctic Circle. Why so cold?
WEEK 7
Rainforest
The tropical rainforest is a hot, moist biome where it rains all year long. It is known for its dense canopies of vegetation. It is also known for the most amazing, bright and beautiful animals. Let’s find out why they are so colorful!
WEEK 8
Bringing The Biomes Home
This world was made for you and me. How do we all work together to make this world a beautiful place to live.
WEEK 9
Carnival
What’s your talent? To conclude our summer of fun we will have a carnival day and celebrate all our talented campers with a talent show. We will enjoy ice cream treats while celebrating our time together.
SUMMER CAMP HOURS
9AM – 4PM
EARLY CARE FROM 8AM
LATE SESSION UNTIL 5PM
All field trips are tentative, Field trip Sign-up forms will be available in May.
