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Our Spanish immersion summer day camps are an excellent enrichment opportunity for the summer months! With themed weeks that explore everything from art and music to Latin American food and traditions, these camps are designed to inspire creativity, foster bilingualism, and celebrate the richness of Latin American culture.

Camp Details:

For Children Entering Grades K-2:
6-Week Program

  • Weeks of June 9, 16, and 23

  • Weeks of July 7, 14, and 21

Camp Themes:

  1. Mucho Gusto – Getting to know you & orientation week

  2. Los 5 Sentidos – Exploring our 5 senses

  3. El Arte – Creating art & learning about Latin American artists

  4. Buen Provecho – Exploring Latin American food

  5. Buena Vibra – Exploring Latin American music & dance

  6. El Verano – Games & summer fun

For Children Ages 2-4:
Mini-Camp Program

  • Weeks of July 28 & August 4

  • Theme: El Verano – Summer fun activities for our littlest campers!

Schedule

K-2 camp: 9am-2pm.

Ages 2-4 mini-camp: 8am-12pm

Class Sizes

To ensure a personalized and high-quality experience for every child, we maintain small class sizes.

  • For Grades K-2: We will have a maximum of 14 campers, supported by 2 dedicated staff members.

  • For Ages 2-4: Our mini-camp will be limited to 10 campers, with 2 staff members providing hands-on attention and care.

This allows for a more enriching, interactive, and supportive environment for all campers.

Tuition

Register only for the weeks you need care. Tuition is $350/week and includes a morning snack. Campers will need to bring their own lunch.

  • We speak in Spanish 100% of the day! We like to say that we don’t teach Spanish, we teach IN Spanish.

  • Not at all. Our owner is a trained Spanish teacher with a solid understanding of what is called “comprehensible input.” We design our days and our lessons so that our children can follow context clues. Also, children are quite eager to figure things out and rise to the occasion of learning another language. If we feel we need to use English to manage a situation, we will, but sparingly.

  • No. However, we do ask that children be fully potty trained if they are attending without pull-ups. We define fully potty trained as a child who is able to identify whether they need to use the restroom (both #1 and #2) and tell an adult that they need a restroom, unprompted. If your child isn’t there yet, please have them attend in pull-ups.

  • All parents will be invited to join the Brightwheel application. We use this app for check-in and check-out. We also use the app for messaging parents, uploading photos, logging diaper changes, etc.