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Activities that are productive, fun, and educational, so your child keeps learning through the summer.
Plan a visitSummer camp at Lil Inventors Child Care keeps children busy with activities that are productive, fun, and educational. Days are built around doing, not sitting still. Children explore, discover, and work on skills they already started during the school year.
We use the Creative Curriculum, a teaching strategy that uses exploration and discovery as a way of learning. It focuses on meeting the specific needs of every child. That means activities are planned with the children in the room in mind, not one set plan for everyone.
Children continue to develop their skills while learning in a fun environment. They stay connected to caring adults and to each other. Our mission stays the same through the summer: shaping young minds for a better tomorrow.
We won't stop caring for your children, even during the summertime. During the summer, your children might not have anything to do at home. Summer camp gives them someplace to be, with activities that are productive, fun, and educational. They keep building skills while learning in a fun environment. If you have questions about this program, call us at 718-502-6455 or send us a message through our Contact Us page.
In a licensed child-care setting, summer camp days have a rhythm: arrival and free play, a group activity, meals, outdoor time, quiet time, and more play. Children might sort shells, paint, build with blocks, or listen to a story. Parents can expect to see projects and hear about what their child did that day.
The practical benefit shows up at home. Children who keep a routine over the summer often settle into bedtime more easily and stay busy during the day. They come home with something to talk about and something they made. They do not lose the habit of learning just because school is out.
