Kids Kamp

Kids Kamp
Oh the fun the kids will have!!

Saturday, June 11, 2011

The Heat is up!!

And I am not talking about the Basketball team...

Okay, we can’t prescribe anything and we’re not really docs, but we would like to keep you informed. We have found that the pace of Kids Kamp can be taxing on the immune system. Combined with the fact that we have children and teens attending from all over the valley, the fast-pace and increasing heat must not be overlooked. Please heed the following notes.

2 cases of strep have been reported as of Saturday.


Make sure your child(-ren) are adequately hydrated and well-rested. Electrolytes are always a good idea. Start the day with a glass of water.


If your child is not well, please keep him/her home. Remember that your child must be fever-free for 24 hours before returning to camp.


- Eat healthy. We talked to some of the children during cooking about “eating a rainbow.”

A suggestion to put personal hand-sanitizers in your child’s lunch box.


- Send your child to camp with a hat. Apply sunscreen at home.

- Keep us informed if your child is sick. That way we may keep others informed as well.

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About Kids Kamp

The campers at Kids Kamp will be kept active all day while they bond with new friends, old friends, energetic counselors and fabulous teachers. Children, ages 3 to 6, will participate in the preschool and kindergarten programs, which include free play, water play, art, cooking, drama, and sand play activities in three self-contained classrooms. The older children, ages 7 to 11, will rotate between classes that include drumming, sports and games, crafts, cooking, dance, drama, science experiments, water play and yoga. Each grade level is called a tribe. The campers will name their tribes, create signs and fun chants to show their camp spirit.