Summer Camp 2020
The summer program at Silverline Montessori School – Silverlake is 10 weeks of fun and learning for students. Browse our schedule of programs here and reserve your child’s spot today!
We offer full day camp for children from 3 to 12 years old where we will take a “trip” across the United States of America! Our Summer Camps are from 7:00 AM until 4:00 PM with STEM included!
Our camps are divided into the following age groups:
- Pre-K: Ages 3-4
- Kindergarten: Ages 4-5
- Elementary: Ages 5-12
Camp Schedules
Summer Camp Hours
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
10 Exciting Sessions
| Schedule: | Dates: |
|---|---|
| Week 1: | 6/1 – 6/5 |
| Week 2: | 6/8 – 6/12 |
| Week 3: | 6/15 – 6/19 |
| Week 4: | 6/22 – 6/26 |
| Week 5: | 6/29 – 7/2 |
| Week 6: | 7/6 – 7/10 |
| Week 7: | 7/13 – 7/17 |
| Week 8: | 7/20 – 7/24 |
| Week 9: | 7/27 – 7/31 |
| Week 10: | 8/3 – 8/7 |
Main Camp Themes
Road Trip Across America – Texas
Howdy y’all, Welcome to the Lone Star State.
Put on those cowboy boots and two step our way. Y’all can help us lasso a cow, make chili and sweet tea and learn “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” We’ll venture out to the Oil Ranch (Elementary and After School), have a southern picnic and enjoy the ranch lifestyle. Then we’ll blast off to Space Center Houston (Elementary & After School), while the kindergarteners will bounce at Lone Star Bounce Town.
Road Trip Across America – Hawaii
Aloha campers!
Put on those grass shirts and come hula with us. Join us for a Hawaiian adventure as we make leis, have a limbo contest, make kabobs, and erupt a volcano. Let’s explore the deep blue sea at “The Downtown Aquarium (Kindergarten, Elementary and Afterschool) and splish splash at the Angleton Natatorium Elementary and Afterschool).
Road Trip Across America – California
Let’s go California dreaming to Silverline.
Join us as we create our own Red Wood Forest and create our very own Legoland. Campers will experience our version of skating on the boardwalk with a visit to the Pearwood Skating Rink (Elementary and After School) and enjoy a day at the Children’s Museum (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School).
Road Trip Across America – Connecticut
Welcome to beautiful Connecticut!
Campers will learn fun facts about the history of the Nutmeg State and its popular landmarks. They will learn to make candles inspired by the Yankee Candle Factory, based in Connecticut as well as sub sandwiches, inspired by Subway, which is also based in Connecticut. We will go on a field trip to The Museum of Natural Science (Kindergarten), Discovery Green (Elementary and After School) and the Kemah Boardwalk (Elementary and After School).
Road Trip Across America – Illinois
Chicago is my kind of town!
Let’s learn fun facts about the Prairie State and its landmarks. We’ll design Chicago’s skyline in our Tinkering Lab, learn how to make pizzas and visit IT’Z (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School), where the children can enjoy pizza and fun.
Road Trip Across America – New York
New York, New York!
Start spreading the news, let’s venture to the Big Apple where campers will visit the city that doesn’t sleep. We will visit a mini version of Broadway at The Main Street Theater (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School) learn to cook snap dogs (hot dogs), build the Empire State Building with Legos and travel to our version of Coney Island at the Main Event (Elementary and Afterschool).
Road Trip Across America – Florida
Come on down to Gator Country!
Follow us down to the Angleton Natatorium (Elementary and After School), where we will swim like we’re in the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. We will also enjoy the amazing sea life at Moody Gardens (Elementary and After School) in Galveston. Hungry? Join us for a piece of key lime pie while we explore the wonders of Florida.
Road Trip Across America – Georgia
Well hello Georgia Peach!
Our students will learn fun facts about Georgia and its landmarks. We will take a trip to Bayou Wildlife (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School) where the children will encounter different wildlife in their natural habitat and jump at Urban Air (Elementary and After School).
Road Trip Across America – Pennsylvania
Welcome to the home of the Liberty Bell!
Students will make a replica of the Liberty Bell, make chocolate candy (Hershey) and learn other fun facts about Pennsylvania. Children will enjoy a field trip to Putt Putt Fun House (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School) and The Museum of Natural of Science (Elementary and After School).
Road Trip Across America – Louisiana
Jambalaya, Crawfish Pie, Fillet Gumbo let’s have some fun at Silverline on the Bayou!
Let the good times roll as we gear up for a Mardi Gras celebration. Bring your appetite as we prepare chicken gumbo and swamp water smoothies. Want to see an alligator in their natural habitat? Ride along with us to the Crocodile Encounter (Kindergarten, Elementary and After School) to witness them for yourself. Then we’ll take a hike at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center (Elementary and After School).
Primary STEM Camp Themes
Weeks 1-3: Introduction to Coding
This is the class for any kid who has ever played a video game or watched a cartoon and wondered how they were made. We introduce students to Scratch, a coding language created by MIT that is designed to help kids learn how to code. This class combines technology and creativity as kids learn the basics of coding and how to apply their knowledge to make video games and animations. The more they learn, the more details and effects they can add, which makes them want to learn more. This is a class for the beginner coder and no previous experience is necessary.
Weeks 4-7: Science of Building
Students get the opportunity to explore how science impacts how the world around us works. Some of our interactive group activities include building LED necklaces and foil boats, as well as studying the biomechanics of how a leaping lemur leaps and the chemical reaction of a volcano eruption. This module will open students’ eyes to the inner-working of the world and get them excited to learn more!
Weeks 8-10: Calculate the Possibilities
We take math off the page and put it where it exists – everywhere! Children learn the wonders of mathematics is a part of everything from science and engineering to music and sports. They also get to learn about fascinating mathematical concepts through interactive activities and group projects, such as learning about patterns and probability by creating a Pascal’s triangle, and about geometry by creating möbius strips. Through this module, students gain insight into how math is applied everywhere.
Elementary STEM Camp Themes
Weeks 1-3: Introduction to Coding
This is the class for any kid who has ever played a video game or watched a cartoon and wondered how they were made. We introduce students to Scratch, a coding language created by MIT that is designed to help kids learn how to code. This class combines technology and creativity as kids learn the basics of coding and how to apply their knowledge to make video games and animations. The more they learn, the more details and effects they can add, which makes them want to learn more. This is a class for the beginner coder and no previous experience is necessary.
Weeks 4-5: Captivate and Accelerate
Students continue applying every aspect of STEM to take their building skills to the next level! Through games and group projects that spark their imagination and sharpen their critical thinking skills, this module shows students what they can do when they have the power of STEM. Examples of the activities we do include constructing mega marble runs and testing marshmallow structures in an earthquake simulator. This module challenges and captivates young minds and lets them see what they can accomplish with STEM.
Weeks 6-7: Science and Engineering in Action
Now it’s time to put some of our learning into action! Using everyday items that can be found around the house, students participate in activities and group projects that allow them to create and construct objects that demonstrate scientific principles. This might include a miniature zipline to represent gravity and friction, or a catapult to represent kinetic energy. Daily lessons also include an array of other activities, such as scientific demonstrations, virtual field trips, team-based gaming, and more.
Weeks 8-10: Compute to Win
We show students how numbers work in different areas, such as games, puzzles, and even art! Through individual lessons and group activities, we ponder math riddles, figure out number puzzles, and explore math-inspired art. This is a fun and interactive way to dig deep into the world of math. In this module, students don’t labor over math problems. Instead, they explore math possibilities.