LFS Summer Camp 2026
LFS is offering a summer camp program. View details about the weeks we are offering below. We will run summer camp for 4 weeks during June. We have a half day camp option for ages 3-10 and a full day camp for ages 5-10.
Half day M-F from 8:30 -12:20PM
Full day M-F from 8:30 AM -2:30 PM
***Summer Camp attendees MUST be fully potty trained***
If you are not a currently enrolled student and interested in attending summer camp, please enroll here. After you have completed that step, please email LFSdirector22@gmail.com to confirm availability and pay.
Week 1 – Wildlife Wonder
June 1-June 5: (Half $220 and Full $340)
Week 1: Science & Art Explorers
Young creators will mix curiosity with creativity as they experiment with hands-on science and colorful art projects. From making ice cream and oobleck to exploring reactions, microscopes, and gravity-based art, campers will investigate how science and art collide in fun, messy, and imaginative ways.
Week 2 – Sports and Games Camp
June 8-June 12: (Half $220 and Full $340)
This high-energy week is all about movement, teamwork, and play. Campers will enjoy yard games, four square, water relays, and creative tabletop sports, along with sports-themed art projects like medal making and collages. A perfect balance of active fun and creative expression.
Week 3 – Young Chefs Cooking Camp
June 15-June 19: 5 days (Half $220 and Full $340)
Campers will step into the kitchen to mix, bake, and create delicious treats like lemonade, popsicles, smoothies, granola, and muffins. Along the way, they’ll practice basic cooking skills, teamwork, and creativity while learning the joy of making food from scratch.
Week 4 – Service Week: Growing Kindness Together
June 22-June 26: (Half $220 and Full $340)
This meaningful week encourages kindness, creativity, and community. Campers will prepare sandwiches, decorate bookmarks for a book drive, paint rocks, make trail mix, and plant a take-home garden. A hands-on way to learn about helping others and caring for the world around us.
