Camp Roadrunner (Ages 6-12)

An Unforgettable Summer Experience

Camp Roadrunner creates an unforgettable summer experience for children ages 6-12 on our 30+ acre campus. Choose from our 8 weekly sessions. Activities include everything from circus arts to cooking to painting, with every week encouraging self-expression and creativity in a friendly, wholesome atmosphere. We offer a balanced program with plenty of time for freedom and movement along with opportunities to learn and create. We provide wholesome, interesting, and exciting activities for campers entering Grades 1-7. All camp participants will tie dye a unique Camp T-shirt each week.

 

 

Camp Roadrunner Details

Eight weekly sessions from June 10 to August 2, 2024

Camp hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

$425 per week

Registration opens February 1, 2024

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Week One: June 10-14 Time Travelers

Our campers will time travel this week, exploring different times in history, with activities and games inspired by different eras. As they explore history and culture of eras, campers will create their own time-traveler projects. Be sure to ask at the end of each day to find out where our time machine dropped them off.

 

 

 

 

Week Two: June 17-21 Space Exploration

Camp is closed in observance of Juneteenth, a national holiday celebrated on June 19.

Campers blast off into outer space this week, learning about the solar system, creating space-themed art projects, and participating in space-themed games and activities.

Week Three: June 24-28: Olympic Games

The week begins with each camp group representing one of the different countries that will participate in the Summer Olympics in Paris. Teams will compete in various games and challenges to earn medals and points towards the championships. At the end of the week the country with the highest point total will receive the coveted Olympic Champion award.

Week Four: July 1-3 Art Explosion

Camp is closed in observance of July 4.

Campers will unleash their inner artist at our arts and crafts festival this week. Our activities will help them tap into their inner creativity and explore the world of art through a variety of mediums, including painting, drawing, collages, and DIY projects. And of course, no arts and crafts week would be complete without tie-dye shirts, one of our classic classic summer camp activities.

Week Five: July 8-12 Survival Skills

This week campers will play games, go on wild adventures, make crafts, and cultivate a deeper sense of our place in the natural world. Through activities, challenges, and song, they will discover greater self-confidence, learn cooperation and teamwork, and gain a growing sense of environmental stewardship.

 

Week Six: July 15-19 Weird Science

This week our campers will get hands-on with science and explore variety of fun and educational experiments. We will learn about famous scientists and discover the principles of physics, chemistry, and biology.

Week Seven: July 22-26 Animal Kingdom: Safari

Does your child love animals? Come, join us for a week of exploring the animal kingdom on our Campus Safari. Campers will learn about animals in the jungle and on the savanna, make their own safari hats and cameras, care for animals, move like monkeys, and much more. Every day will be packed with activities, crafts, and fun.

Week Eight: July 29-August 2 Detectives in Action

Does your child love to solve a mystery? Grab their detective hats and have them join us as we become amateur sleuths and learn about crime scene investigation, forensic science, and problem-solving skills. Our experienced staff will guide campers through a variety of activities, from collecting evidence and analyzing clues to solving puzzles and conducting interviews. Through hands-on experiences, campers will develop critical thinking skills, attention to detail, and teamwork as they work together to solve a mystery.

“Waldorf teaches students to think, to dream, and to use their thoughts and dreams to achieve and accomplish their hearts’ desires.”