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  Summer Camps

 
Summertime at Tutor Time is a whole lot of fun! Our specially themed summer camps combine exciting field trips and appealing activities to keep your child actively engaged. Each camp theme allows kids to explore exciting activities, like GoXtreme: Extreme Sports or Mission X: Spies in Training. Counselors are specially trained in each topic, so kids learn while they have fun. Summer Camp at Tutor Time. It’s the smart place to be.

For more detailed information regarding care, safety and education in our Summer Camps, click on the Virtual Tour at the right.

 

Galaxy League Summer Camp Snapshots

At the beginning of the summer, your daughter was tasked with helping Earth pass a series of interplanetary tests. Her class must provide an answer to a weekly question posed by planets from the Galaxy League. One may ask about our weather, another about our athletic events. If Earth passes all tests we will become a member of the elite Galaxy League.

7:30 a.m. — It’s Monday morning and your daughter rushes over to her friends the minute she enters her classroom. What did this week's planet ask? What adventures await?

9:10 a.m. — Message decoding time! This week’s message is in "Tornadaton," the official language of Planet Tornadaton. Your daughter and her class decipher the question.

10:15 a.m. — Beings of Planet Tornadaton live in the core of their planet and know nothing about weather. They ask your daughter and her class to tell them all there is to know about rain, wind, sun, hail, clouds, thunder and lightning. It is going to be a busy week.

11:00 a.m. — If your daughter’s class is going to study the weather, they will need a list of all different kinds of weather the Earth experiences.

12:15 p.m. — Galaxy League hopefuls need their energy. Your daughter and her friends fuel up on a nutritious lunch.

2:10 p.m. — What about snow? They gather to make “Summer Flakes” — a fluffy, cool, sticky substance that they can offer as a test example.

4:35 p.m. — Computer games help your daughter study weather. She and her friends prepare to answer Planet Tornadaton's question.

5:40 p.m. — When you enter the classroom to pick up your daughter, her teacher hands you a field trip permission slip — Wednesday to the science museum and Thursday, a visit to a meteorology center — more exciting days with TutorTime.