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6 to 12 Year Old
Summer Adventure Group
Our Summer Adventure Group runs five days a week, Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. There are four options available and are listed on the application form.
Each week of the summer program will have a different theme. Age appropriate activities are based on the theme and involve areas such as art, stories, exploration and group learning activities. We also have large motor, group time, free play, snack and outdoor activities (weather permitting) on a daily basis.
Some of the past themes have included: All About Me, Gardening/Cooking, Our Midland Area, Creative Arts and Fitness Week. We have had visitors like Lou E. Loon, Karate students and Soccer players along with field trips to such places as the Farmer's Market, Dow Gardens, Whitening Forest, Tridge Water Park and playground, and the Chippewa Nature Center. The staff works together to develop the components of the themes, trips and visitors, each sharing their ideas and activities with the children.
The Adventure Group enjoys activities such as riding bikes, playing tennis, baseball, soccer, and taking walks to different parks in the area. We also go swimming two days per week at Plymouth Pool, if it is open and safe to do so.
Along with our application form we ask for a non-refundable $20 per child fee which is used as a registration/activity fee.
Our goal is to provide a safe, fun, and stimulating environment that involves a variety of activities for all of the ages.
Each week of the summer program will have a different theme. Age appropriate activities are based on the theme and involve areas such as art, stories, exploration and group learning activities. We also have large motor, group time, free play, snack and outdoor activities (weather permitting) on a daily basis.
Some of the past themes have included: All About Me, Gardening/Cooking, Our Midland Area, Creative Arts and Fitness Week. We have had visitors like Lou E. Loon, Karate students and Soccer players along with field trips to such places as the Farmer's Market, Dow Gardens, Whitening Forest, Tridge Water Park and playground, and the Chippewa Nature Center. The staff works together to develop the components of the themes, trips and visitors, each sharing their ideas and activities with the children.
The Adventure Group enjoys activities such as riding bikes, playing tennis, baseball, soccer, and taking walks to different parks in the area. We also go swimming two days per week at Plymouth Pool, if it is open and safe to do so.
Along with our application form we ask for a non-refundable $20 per child fee which is used as a registration/activity fee.
Our goal is to provide a safe, fun, and stimulating environment that involves a variety of activities for all of the ages.
