CAMP CREATE 2023

CHILDREN ENTERING GRADES K THROUGH 10TH

CAMP CREATE" is a summer camp for children 6-16. Our camp focuses on FUN through EDUCATION. CAMP CREATE provides instruction in Reading and Math to reinforce skills that campers might otherwise forget during the summer. Campers work on math and reading daily during their 4 week camp experience. Lessons are geared to their individual grades and abilities.

We partner with the Twinsburg/Solon Public Library for our Summer Reading program to obtain books in multiples so campers can read together and have book discussions. We have an in-house library of books which are organized according to reading level. Math lessons are given according to age and ability and we encourage parents to use some of the free and fun educational online programs such as Khan academy and other resources provided by their school to assist their camper with their educational success.

• We offer hands on activities that are matched accordingly to the lesson plans. We teach our students lifelong lessons on gardening and farming that they can carry with them throughout their lives. We teach the importance of eating healthy and providing the education to do so. Gardening and connecting to nature exposes the children to important social skills, such as interpersonal, communication, anger control, and stress management.
  
• Stem learning fun: building with K'NEX helps strengthen fine motor skills, manual dexterity, and spatial awareness; putting them on a path towards a greater understanding of STEM subjects.
  

CAMP CREATE provideS strong social and educational foundations that prepare your child for success in elementary school and beyond. Our camp is designed to give children room to grow, room to share, and room to be themselves. Here, children work together, have constructive fun together, and discover how enjoyable learning can be.

FREE

BREAKFAST & LUNCH

SUMMER READING CLUB

READING REINFORCEMENT

FIELD TRIPS

ARTS & CRAFTS

MATH REINFORCEMENT

OUTDOOR

RECREATIONAL

ACTIVITIES

BOARD GAMES

SONGS

AAS Early Childhood Education

BS Early Childhood Education / Reading Endorsement

M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction

29yrs experience in education Prek-12th

Eager to bring a diverse population of students support by providing a stimulating, safe and motivating learning environment in early development, reading and or curriculum and instruction. I can provide one on one instruction in reading and or math. I can assist in test prep and social emotional learning.

CHANELLE STEPP, M.Ed

AAS Early Childhood Education

BS Psychology / Theatre Arts

Masters of Social Science Administration

Intervention Specialist Licensure K-12

29yrs experience in education Prek-12th

Enthusiastic Mild/Moderate Intervention Specialist, grades K-12. Dedicated and passionate about incorporating 20+years of clinical social work experience with teaching to enhance the emotional stability of today's youth to ensure academic success.

Skilled in all core curriculum teaching for ED/Learning Center 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade Special Education students.

ALFREDIA PHILIPS-MCGUIRE, MSW

Tone Chappell

Biological Mom Of 12, who has a passion to see children excel and flourish with their God given gifts. She has a certificate in Holistic Health & Nutrition and loves gardening and teaching the youth the importance of eating healthy and providing the education to do so. Gardening and connecting to nature exposes the children to important social skills, such as interpersonal, communication, anger control, and stress management.

********************CAMP CREATE 2023 PROJECTS********************

Authentic demonstrations of learning

Enrichments and connections to the community and community partners

Focus on literacy and math with a strong integration of all content areas.

Encourages students to be more engaged and to learn actively.

Encourages imagination and creativity.

1. I Love the Land – These projects will get campers out into the community to

make observations, collect data, and ultimately make recommendations on a

current issue in the neighborhood to improve the city. Campers will present their

recommendations to a panel on the Celebration of Knowledge Day at the

conclusion of the camp.

2. Arts Focus – These projects will provide campers with a creative outlet.

Campers will express themselves through performance and/or visual arts.

Campers will perform and/or create a gallery that displays their work on the

Celebration of Knowledge Day at the conclusion of the camp.

3. Plant and manage a garden to donate to local families - Plant a garden using

raised beds to grow herbs/vegetables to donate to local families, or other

organizations.

4. ALL CAMPERS enrolled will participate in our Summer Reading Club to inspire

a love of books and reading and will be rewarded weekly for their completion of

that week’s task. We’ve partnered with Solon and Twinsburg libraries.

Project-based learning is a learning method in which campers identify a

real-world problem and develop its solution. Campers gain knowledge and skills

by working for a longer period of time to investigate and respond to an engaging

or complex question, problem or challenge.

*It allows students to demonstrate their capabilities while working

independently.

*It develops a student’s ability to work with other students, building

teamwork and group skills.

*It shows the student’s ability to apply skills such as doing research.

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