"Social skills are necessary for school success. They affect how you do on the playground, in the classroom, in the workplace" --Dr. Barbara Howard an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and an expert on behavior and development." The New York Times
ages 7-12. $95.00 per child.
There is a maximum of 8 children per group.
Heading to summer camp can elicit all sorts of feelings; a new place with new people, experiences, and activities can cause anxiety for kids and parents alike. It’s essential to prepare your child, whether it's for a day camp or a sleep-away camp. Be sure your child has the tools to camp with confidence to make for a wonderful social experience!
Topics include:
- Making new friends/Seeing old friends
- Bus talk/Bus do's and don'ts
- Initiating conversations
- Making a good first impression
- Dining effectively in the mess hall
- Trying new activities
- Managing homesickness or physical illness
- Handling sticky social situations
- Grooming and managing independent living (bunks and showers for sleep away campers)
- Abiding by technology rules
- Setting goals
- Making camp a great experience
*we are a nut-free environment and can accommodate dietary needs (please indicate on registration form)
