Summer Camp for Children

Here at Kids Kingdom we believe that camp should be full of fun memories and making new friends. During camp your child will enjoy different activities through the week. We have daily arts and crafts, cooking, and science.

The kids here are super excited about the different camps we offer from learning cool dance moves or sharpening their skills on the football field or basketball court . 

Here at Kids Kingdom we are dedicated to making sure that your family has the best camp experience.

Toddlers

The classroom is divided into interest areas: blocks, cars and trucks, dramatic play, dress-up, baby dolls, sensory, manipulative, puzzles, books and the mini loft.

Large group circle time is where the children are introduced to many skills, including the alphabet, colors, numbers, music and read-aloud. At this stage, teachers begin to expose the children to potty training.

When it comes to potty training, children go into the restroom, and some sit on the potty, even if it is with their clothes on. Teachers are looking for readiness skills. Readiness skills include being dry for long periods of time and the ability of children to communicate (even nonverbally) that they are ready to go. Also, students begin tooth brushing in this classroom.

Children brush their teeth after lunch as part of the environmental learning about numbers

Explorers

This program focuses on all-around development by offering opportunities for overall development using songs and finger play activities, language and early literacy activities, number and logical thinking activities, science and nature related activities, sensory discrimination exercises and physical development activities.

The Explorer Classroom is often referred to as “potty central.” This classroom works very hard on working with each child on potty training. The work done in this classroom suits the two-year old children’s needs while also being adaptable to every child’s developmental age and abilities.

Pre-k Prep 1 & 2

At Prep 1: Most children begin their pre-reading in this classroom. Students who display readiness, are also introduced to addition. The bathroom is always open for children to use it as needed; it is part of the self-reliance that the children have attained in this classroom.To expose the children to age appropriate technology, a Smart Board is introduced for developmentally appropriate, interactive activities which are aligned with lesson plans.

At Prep 2: This is the first class where the children use the computer, utilizing child-friendly software that allows for practice and review in phonics, mathematics and reading.At this age, the children know their colors and alphabet and learn each letter's sound. Centers are divided into more restrictive areas: puzzles and manipulatives are together, dramatic play is all together, and the water table is more advanced than in earlier classrooms. The children become more independent in this class as they learn to put away their coats, hang up their blue bags, tie shoes, and fasten coats. The Prep-K2 students are potty-trained (or close to being potty-trained) and can independently use the restroom (with the door open) as necessary and ask for assistance if needed. Potty-trained students begin their extracurricular activities where outside vendors come in to teach dance (for girls), golf (for boys), playball and art.

Kindergarten

In our Kindergarten, children grow socially and emotionally. Their ability to think, use and recognize language and their fine and gross motor skills will be developed through play, art, dance, music, movement and interacting with others.

Most importantly, all children will learn to become effective learners as they develop and extend their communication skills, build their self-confidence, learn to be creative, and develop skills that assist them with reading, writing (manuscript and cursive), mathematics, science and social studies. The Kindergarten children go on field trips on the.