If you can’t attend summer camp this year, why not try one online?
A few sites are offering free online “camps” that have a reading and inquiry activities to help continue your learning and keep your mind active this summer. These are perfect for rainy days or times when you are inside for a while.
- Camp Wonderopolis. They have a number of camps available from music to science. All you need to do is choose which interests you and register to participate.
- Camp Candlewick. Candlewick publishers have created a camp that is organized by age. Just choose your age range and the dates and camp activities are revealed, no registration required.
- VarsityTours. They are offering a number of online interactive classes,including everything from art to science. Registration is required and although many are free, some courses require payment.
- CampPBSKids. Here are a number of summer activities that are parent led, with some activities associated with PBS programming.
- French Camps. There are many camps available for a charge, however there are also a couple free options. La Class En Ligne is a series of daily classes available for grades 1-6 taught by Marie-Ève Lévesque– she is a well known teacher in Quebec (you can access previous lessons) and Les Petits Pommes has some online chats available for free (as well as camps at a cost).
I hope these help keep your brain busy this summer–happy isolating!