Avery is just such a natural when it comes to posing for those "important" pictures!
My l'il Mr. Mayor is ready to make it a great day even if he looks a little sleepy!!
I still have trouble believing that it has been three and a half years since these precious Darlings came into my life! And, to have so very many opportunities to spend with both she and Riggs has just been a blessing!
3 and 4 Year Old Program
Preschoolers
can be happy campers, too! Kidcam’s early camper program provides a
fun-filled summer camp experience to our younger campers in a safe,
nurturing environment. Campers are supervised by qualified adult staff.
The 3-4 year old campers follow a separate schedule of on-campus
activities including water play, art, puppet shows, karate, dance, yoga, magic shows, spacewalks, and giant inflatables.
Helpful Tips
– Label all clothing and belongings including camp shirts, shorts, hats, bathing suits, underwear, socks, towels, shoes, lunch-kits, and nap items. This will make it easier for your camper and the counselor to keep track of his/her things.
– Have your camper wear his swim suit under his camper clothes when a water activity is scheduled in the morning. This will save time changing in and out of swimsuits and allow for more play time.
– All meal and snacks are purchased through a prepaid meal account. Please review the menu with your child to help him decide what to order each morning. This will ensure that the correct number of each food item is prepared and ready for them at lunchtime.
– Send a note at the beginning of camp advising the counselor and office as to how your camper will be dismissed at the end of the day – car pool or after camp child care.
– Send a labeled nap pad or mat, along with a pillow and any other comfort item (blanket, etc) for naptime each afternoon. Pads and pillows may be kept at camp during the week, but are sent home on Fridays to be washed.
Helpful Tips
– Label all clothing and belongings including camp shirts, shorts, hats, bathing suits, underwear, socks, towels, shoes, lunch-kits, and nap items. This will make it easier for your camper and the counselor to keep track of his/her things.
– Have your camper wear his swim suit under his camper clothes when a water activity is scheduled in the morning. This will save time changing in and out of swimsuits and allow for more play time.
– All meal and snacks are purchased through a prepaid meal account. Please review the menu with your child to help him decide what to order each morning. This will ensure that the correct number of each food item is prepared and ready for them at lunchtime.
– Send a note at the beginning of camp advising the counselor and office as to how your camper will be dismissed at the end of the day – car pool or after camp child care.
– Send a labeled nap pad or mat, along with a pillow and any other comfort item (blanket, etc) for naptime each afternoon. Pads and pillows may be kept at camp during the week, but are sent home on Fridays to be washed.
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