Programs by Date

List of 6 items.

• June 20-23: Session 1

  Session 1: June 20-23
  
  

  *Please note that this is a four-day camp week, due to the Federal Juneteenth Holiday on June 19. Lunches are included in camp registration fees.
  
  

  Daily Adventures - Nature camp at ICS ($345)

  Age 3.5 to rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Embark on a different adventure each day as we explore Indian Creek’s 114-acre woods! Campers will learn about careful conservation, build a bat house, create nature-based art, hike the ICS trails, and connect with nature. We will even enjoy an in-house eco-adventure featuring live animals! Don’t miss this exciting week of adventure and fun.
  
  

  Field Day Games ($345)

  Rising 1^st - 3^rd Graders
  
  

  Back by popular demand!  In this Creek favorite, campers will enjoy outdoor games like potato sack races, car wash relays, tug-a-war, pool noodle baseball, 3-legged races and much more! This camp will include our favorite field day games, as well as fun sport games.  Other activities such as Jenga, Legos, story-time, drawing and board games will be incorporated so that children have time to relax between field day games. 

   

  Minecraft Mania ($345)

  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders
  
  

  We hope your camper will join us as we bring this popular game to life!  We will learn and explore the creative modes of Minecraft in order to build and construct shelters, discuss concepts of survival, collect resources, and so much more!  Please leave your tablet, laptop, and/or iPads at home.

   

  Eaglets With A Purpose ($345)

  Rising 4^th & 5^th Graders
  
  

  What can we do to help our community- our school, city, and world? During this camp, students will brainstorm ideas and work together on different service projects for organizations like Operation Gratitude, Fairfield Nursing Home, and The Light House of Annapolis. Campers will make lunches and baked goods, write kindness notes and letters of support, make art and crafty creations, and clean up the community.  Let’s “be the change we want to see in the world!”  
  
  

  Creative Coding & Design ($400)

  Rising 4^th – 7^th grade
  
  

  Join us as for a week of creativity as campers learn how to code basic video games including a maze, a knockout brick game and a fruit ninja game.  Campers will also learn to code a game of their own design!  During the second half of the week, the students will learn to create 3D designs and print their own designs on our 3D printers, creating magnets and keychains. 

   

  Field Trip Fanatics ($450)

  Rising 6^th – 8^th Graders
  
  

  This one-week camp will give Middle Schoolers the opportunity to do what they love best: have fun! Campers will depart campus to participate in various activities each day in our area such as Six Flags, Sandy Point, a skating rink, and SkyZone. The week’s final itinerary and special instructions will be emailed the week before camp begins.

   

  Rising Stars (Week 1) *Note: This is week 1 of a 2-week camp ($840)

  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  Our Rising Stars camp is proud to present Annie KIDS during this two-week acting opportunity for campers entering grades one through nine. Whether you love to be a star on stage or if you’ve never tried performing, this is a fun and exciting experience Campers will work on singing, dancing and acting each day.  Each age group will work on its portion of the production and will be an important part of the creative process and the final performance.  Each camper will have at least one solo singing or speaking line and will participate in full cast production numbers.  Mornings are spent in separate dance, singing and acting classes, and afternoons are for large group rehearsals on stage preparing for the big day!  “The sun will come out tomorrow” and every day with this Annie cast! 

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($175)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITs will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.

   

• June 26-30: Session 2

  Session 2: June 26-30

   

  Adventures in Cooking: A Historical Journey ($410)

  Age 3.5 - Rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Join us for a week of history and culinary arts. Campers will hand-grind grain for bread-making, churn butter, and make jam.  We will look at historical and hysterical recipes from long ago and recreate them as well as test them out! There will be home baking projects as we learn to mix and measure and follow a recipe. Find out what it was like to cook and eat, back in the day.  It will be an exciting week of adventures in cooking! 
  
  

  Cooking and Crafting ($410)

  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders
  
  

  Cooking and Crafting campers will experience a week filled with fun!  Each day will offer a different   theme, like Taco Tuesday, Unicorns and Rainbows, and Make Your Own Pizza. Come create delicious treats and engaging crafts with us!

   

  Mountain Bike Adventure ($410)

  Rising 4^th – 5^th Graders
  
  

  This camp is designed for proficient bike riders who are relatively new to unpaved surfaces and eager to gain mountain biking skills. Campers will learn and practice new skills with instruction and games to reinforce practice. Campers will use the trails around the ICS campus to practice their skills and explore the woods. Open to campers who are comfortable riding in groups/on paths and trails for at least 1-2 hours.
  
  

  Required equipment: Campers MUST have a mountain bike in good working condition with knobby tires, hand brakes and gears. Helmet, hydration pack, water, sunglasses, cycling gloves, and insect repellent required. Bikes can be stored at camp for the week.

   

  General Photography ($410)

  Rising 4^th - 8^th Graders
  
  

  Bring your camera and discover your photographic eye, as we explore various aspects of composition through both candid and posed photography. We will explore various types of lighting and a variety of photography concepts. Whether you are a new or experienced photographer, this camp will provide opportunities to practice, learn, and improve! Any type of camera (including phone cameras) will work for this camp.

   

  Co-ed Basketball Camp ($380)

  Full day camp from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek Summer Basketball Camp is designed for players looking to develop and strengthen their individual and team skills. Each day campers will develop/strengthen their fundamentals of basketball by participating in team/individual skill sessions, receiving instructions from knowledgeable coaches, lectures from speakers and competitive individual/team games. The Coaches’ goal is to provide these services but also provide each camper with an enjoyable experience.

   

  Rising Stars (Week 2) *Note: This is week 2 of a 2-week camp

  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  Our Rising Stars camp is proud to present Annie KIDS during this two-week acting opportunity for campers entering grades one through nine. Whether you love to be a star on stage or if you’ve never tried performing, this is a fun and exciting experience Campers will work on singing, dancing and acting each day.  Each age group will work on its portion of the production and will be an important part of the creative process and the final performance.  Each camper will have at least one solo singing or speaking line and will participate in full cast production numbers.  Mornings are spent in separate dance, singing and acting classes, and afternoons are for large group rehearsals on stage preparing for the big day!  “The sun will come out tomorrow” and every day with this Annie cast! 

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($215)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITs will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.

   

   

• July 3-7: Session 3

  Session 3: July 3-7
  
  

  * Please note that this is a 4-day camp week, due to the Independence Day Holiday on July 4.
  
  

  Meet us at the Renn Faire! ($345)
  Age 3.5 to rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Enjoy a whimsical week of play-based fun as we set up and enjoy our very own petite Renaissance Faire. We will make costumes at the costume shoppe, eat food on a stick, design and make crowns, bake treats for the Queen of Hearts bakery, visit the forge for shields and swords, ride stick ponies and learn the sport of jousting. Don't miss this week of olde tyme fun!

   

  Charting a Course ($345)
  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders
  
  

  Walk in the footsteps of world-famous cartographers to investigate, create, and explore maps!  Each day, campers will follow a new type of map or chart on adventures throughout a variety of exciting locations. Daily activities, games, and research will educate and keep explorers moving – and we’ll still be back in time for dinner!
  
  

  Lego Sports Camp ($345)

  Rising 4^th & 5^th Graders

   

  Come build with us! Campers will escape to fantasy worlds like Harry Potter’s Grimmauld Place, build with the likes of Greef Karga and Storm Troopers as we create Star Wars creations, and blast off in our Lego shuttle to explore outer space! Of course, we will also engineer our own products as well through exciting design challenges.  On top of all that, we will build a life-sized Nerf War battlefield and hold our own our Nerf War games and play some of our favorite sports as well! Don’t miss this fun-filled week of engineering fun! 

   

  Old School Recess ($345)

  Rising 6^th – 8^th Graders
  
  

  This is the perfect camp for Middle Schoolers who are always on the move! Come experience the magic of team sports. Campers will spend time indoors and out, learning to work together as a team and creating a strategy for success. Campers will work on increasing their fitness as they are exposed to a variety of classic games such as kickball, matball, capture the flag, dodgeball, hungry hippos, and more. Campers will learn rules of play and put their strategies into action all while having a ton of fun.

   

  Volleyball Camp ($310)

  Rising 1^st – 8^th Graders
  
  

  If you are interested in learning the sport of volleyball, this is the camp for you! All campers from first through eighth grades are invited to join the ICS Varsity Volleyball team for a jam-packed week full of volleyball fun. Campers will learn and practice volleyball skills including passing, setting, hitting, serving, blocking, and of course, gameplay. We welcome all skill levels, especially beginners.

   

  Baseball Camp ($310)

  Rising 4^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  This clinic is designed for Baseball players who want to push their skills to the next level. ICS Summer Baseball camp will bring college baseball coaches to serve as guest instructors, giving Prospect Camp players a unique opportunity to learn the game of baseball from high-level professionals.
  
  

  Players will be introduced to advanced drills specialized to each position, to cover all aspects of the game. All position specific skills will be accompanied by a progressive drill series used to maximize the athlete’s potential. Each player will be taught the skills needed to continue to grow with the sport and compete at advanced levels. These skills will be taught, practiced, and evaluated so each athlete has a focus on how to improve their overall skill level.

  
  With metrics becoming increasingly popular, ICS has decided to increase the amount of testing players will undergo at camp. Players will be measured and tested using state of the art equipment in the following ways: Foot speed, agility, quickness, bat speed, infield arm strength, outfield arm strength as well as graduation year, position, and size will all be recorded for each player.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($175)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITS will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.

   

• July 10-14: Session 4

  Session 4: July 10-14

  
  Learn to Ride ($250)

  * Half-day Camp from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.; Please note that lunch is not included.

  Age 3.5 to Rising 3^rd Graders

  In partnership with PedalPower Kids

   

  Say goodbye to training wheels! Participants in PedalPower Kids’ top-rated Learn to Ride programs will learn to ride safely and confidently over the course of the camp week. Participants master balance and gliding first, then easily transition to riding independently, starting/stopping, speed control, turning, steering, riding in groups and around obstacles and hazards. Even the most reluctant riders will be beaming by week’s end, encouraged by our expert instructors and caring staff, specialized equipment and lots of practice through games and fun. Note that our camps are held outside, heat, rain or shine, so please be prepared for summer in Maryland!

   

  Campers must bring a helmet. Sunglasses and bike gloves are highly recommended. Families may opt to rent bicycles directly from PedalPower Kids, which are super lightweight and easier to learn on, or may supply their child’s own bicycle, which must be well-maintained, have training wheels removed, and be small enough to allow child to get feet flat on the ground while sitting on the seat.

   

  Stars and Planets ($410)

  Age 3.5 to Rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Let your curiosity soar beyond the confines of our home planet! Then come to Stars and Planets to study everything there is to know about our universe…and beyond. Campers will learn about the responsibilities of astronauts, interesting facts about the stars and planets, the ins and outs of tools used to study space and will enjoy hands-on experiences in the life of an astronaut.

   

  Nature Rangers ($410)

  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders
  
  

  Each day, campers will travel by ICS mini-bus to explore some of the most fun outdoor destinations that our area has to offer! We will head to parks heralded as fun for little ones, where we will enjoy organized activities and free-play time. We will hold scavenger hunts, play in the sand, go on hikes, visit wildlife sanctuaries, participate in cleaning and conservation efforts, talk to park rangers, and more! Campers will create a keepsake journal of their best pictures and memories of the week.  Our destinations may include Watkins Regional Park, Downs Park, Ft. Smallwood Park, among others. The week’s final itinerary and special instructions will be emailed the week before camp begins.  

   

  Kitchen Science ($410)

  Rising 4^th & 5^th Graders
  
  

  Campers should roll up their sleeves to prepare for an incredible, edible week of science and culinary fun. A different field of science will be discussed each day and corresponding experiments will be sure to inspire giggles and grins.

   

  Summer Strings Serenade ($410)

  Rising 4^th – 7^th Graders
  
  

  Engage in a week of musical fun at the Creek!  Strings players of all age levels are invited to come improve your string skills, while learning together. We will experiment with movement games for rhythm, tackle new skills that build into our songs and our own compositions. Campers will work in small groups and in a larger ensemble to build our musical community. We may even work with special guest artists and hold daily music raffles as a bonus! An informal performance will be held at the end of the week.

   

  Studio Photography ($410)

  Rising 4^th – 8^th Graders
  
  

  Come learn about the various aspects of studio photography. In this camp you will learn about the various forms of lighting – ambient, one light, two light, three light, and even a four-light setup! We will also explore general portraits, low-key lighting, and high-key lighting and various photography tricks that can be used in studio photography to kick your photography up to the next level. Different aspects of studio gear will be discussed and explained. Every camper will get an opportunity to do several studio photography sessions with a professional grade camera.
  
  

  Entrepreneurship Camp ($410)

  Rising 8^th – 12^th Graders
  
  

  During this interactive program, participants will develop their own a business venture, by identifying a problem, establishing an idea, defining the service audience, assessing their competition, designing a logo, creating a product to market, and branding their business. Participants will gain leadership and life skills through activities! Exclusive Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Youth (EEOY) Program is a youth program founded by Exclusiveekicks, LLC.

   

  Field Hockey Camp ($380)

  Rising 1^st – 8^th Graders
  
  

  Come discover field hockey at the Creek! Campers will play on the fast turf fields of the Eagles Athletics Complex in the mornings, and train in the air-conditioned Eagle Dome in the afternoons.  There will be lot's of hockey balls, lot's of small games, and lot's of feedback for every player. 

   

  Soccer Camp ($380)

  Rising 1^st – 8^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek Soccer Camp is a fun and positive learning environment where players can explore the fundamentals of soccer and further develop their competitive soccer skills. Throughout the week we will provide opportunities for players to discover habits of mind such as collaboration, curiosity, and persistence. Our morning session will include demo lessons, instruction, and skill development. Our afternoon will be filled with activities and games. Every camper will find moments of success and joy at Indian Creek Soccer Camp!

   
  
  Broadway Bound (Week 1 of 2) ($840)

  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  ICS Broadway Bound camp is proud to present Finding Nemo, JR during this two-week acting opportunity for campers entering grades one through nine.  Whether you love to be a star on stage or prefer mastering the arts behind the scenes, this is a fun and exciting experience.  Campers will work on singing, dancing, acting, and stagecraft each day.  Each age group will work on its portion of the production and will be an important part of the creative process and the final performance.  Every camper will have at least one solo singing or speaking line and will participate in full-cast production numbers.  Mornings are spent in separate dance, singing, and acting classes, and afternoons are for large group rehearsals on stage preparing for the big day! Actors of all experience levels are welcome.  Grab a friend or two and swim on over for a great Broadway experience!

   

  Co-ed Basketball Camp ($380)

  Full day camp from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek Summer Basketball Camp is designed for players looking to develop and strengthen their individual and team skills. Each day campers will develop/strengthen their fundamentals of basketball by participating in team/individual skill sessions, receiving instructions from knowledgeable coaches, lectures from speakers and competitive individual/team games. The Coaches’ goal is to provide these services but also provide each camper with an enjoyable experience.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($215)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITs will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.

   

• July 17-21: Session 5

  Session 5: July 17-21

   

  Read, Cook, Love ($410)

  Age 3.5 to Rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Join us for a week filled with reading, cooking, and love!  Each day campers will snuggle up to read a new story and gain cooking inspiration.  Once inspired, campers will create meals ranging from a “hungry, hungry, caterpillar” rainbow charcuterie to a dragon’s most loved tacos!    
  
  

  Superheroes! ($410)
  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders
  
  

  It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no wait, it’s a Creek camper!  Campers will have the opportunity to create and explore Superhero identities, traverse obstacle courses, design superhero costumes, narrate their own origin story, and participate in a Superhero challenge. By the end of camp each camper will have created his/her own superhero file stacked with their origin story, their powers, a candid superhero picture, and an adventure story. Bam, Whack, Pow - This will be a week full of adventure!

   

  Mission Impossible ($410)
  Rising 4^th & 5^th Graders
  
  

  Campers will be given a mission (if they choose to accept it!) This lofty task will involve reading clues, planning their next moves, and plotting their escape. This week will be filled with intellectual obstacles and physical challenges that will be sure to keep campers engaged and moving.
  
  Middle School 101 ($450)
  Rising 6^th Graders
  
  This camp is for incoming sixth graders who want to get a head start on becoming a successful Middle School student. During camp, students will learn strategies to bolster their organizational and time management skills, learn how to make and be a good friend, discover tips for well-being and self-care, get to know the ins and outs of Middle School at ICS...and have a great time!
  
  

  Dirt to Dinner ($410)
  Rising 6^th – 8^th Graders
  
  

  Come grow your skills in the garden and in the kitchen!  Campers will have the opportunity to maintain a garden, from which they will harvest produce to enjoy in a variety of recipes.  Campers will improve their skills in the kitchen, learning how to plan and follow a recipe, measure ingredients, shop for local produce, and more.  No prior experience needed!

   

  Boys Lacrosse Camp ($380)

  Rising 1st – 12th Graders
  
  

  ICS Lacrosse Camp is back as a staple in the world of Annapolis area youth lacrosse! This camp will offer top-tier instruction to beginner and intermediate players ranging from grades 1-12. Each day will begin with fundamental drills in the morning designed to lead into fun, developmental games in the afternoon. The goal of the camp is to develop each player’s skills and lacrosse IQ, while focusing on the values of sportsmanship, comradery, and fostering a love for the game.

   

  Girls Lacrosse Camp ($380)

  Rising 1st – 12th Graders
  
  

  ICS Lacrosse Camp is back as a staple in the world of Annapolis area youth lacrosse! This camp will offer top-tier instruction to beginner and intermediate players ranging from grades 1-12. Each day will begin with fundamental drills in the morning designed to lead into fun, developmental games in the afternoon. The goal of the camp is to develop each player’s skills and lacrosse IQ, while focusing on the values of sportsmanship, comradery, and fostering a love for the game.

   

  Broadway Bound (Week 2 of 2)

  Rising 1^st – 9^th Graders
  
  

  ICS Broadway Bound camp is proud to present Finding Nemo, JR during this two-week acting opportunity for campers entering grades one through nine.  Whether you love to be a star on stage or prefer mastering the arts behind the scenes, this is a fun and exciting experience.  Campers will work on singing, dancing, acting, and stagecraft each day.  Each age group will work on its portion of the production and will be an important part of the creative process and the final performance.  Every camper will have at least one solo singing or speaking line and will participate in full-cast production numbers.  Mornings are spent in separate dance, singing, and acting classes, and afternoons are for large group rehearsals on stage preparing for the big day! Actors of all experience levels are welcome.  Grab a friend or two and swim on over for a great Broadway experience!

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($215)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITs will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.

   

• July 24-28: Session 6

  Session 6: July 24-28
  
  

  Move and Groove ($410)
  Age 3.5 to Rising Kindergarteners
  
  

  Come move and groove the day away! Creative movement is a joyful way for students to develop gross motor and fine motor skills, balance, communication skills, and body awareness. Creative movement establishes a connection between your child and the world around them! Crafts, play, and more will be incorporated to keep the day a constant creative learning experience.

   

  Walk on the Wild Side ($410)
  Rising 1^st – 3^rd Graders 
  
  

  ICS Wild Side campers will have the opportunity to learn about endangered species and ecosystems around the world. A different ecosystem and endangered species will be featured each day. Camp activities will include nature walks on campus, games and crafts made with repurposed materials.
   

  Get smART! ($410)

  Rising 4^th – 6^th Graders
  
  

  Campers will explore history and various cultures as they learn about different art mediums such as weaving, papier-mâché, and pottery. They will bring home new masterpieces every day and maybe even discover a new hobby.  Campers will learn some of the history behind these art forms and see examples of each before creating their own.  Be prepared to get messy as we will be using many different supplies including paint and glue! 

   

  Tennis Camp ($380)

  Rising 1^st – 8^th Graders
  
  

  The camp includes fun activities, foundational instruction, singles /doubles match play, and competition style games. Campers will learn the basic rules and etiquette of the sport while participating in teamwork and healthy competition. We look forward to seeing you on the court!

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) ($215)

  Rising 8^th – 10^th Graders
  
  

  Indian Creek’s prestigious Counselor in Training (CIT) Program operates throughout the full summer program and offers flexibility to campers to commit for as few as one week or as many as all six weeks. The camper is expected to commit to the full week(s) they have chosen.

   

  Counselors in Training (CIT) will begin with situational training and role-playing focused on review and enforcement of rules and guidelines. As a CIT progresses in each session, there will be an observation log/journal kept by both the instructor and the counselor-in-training to document different experiences and situations. There will also be an evaluation process completed by both the instructor and the different camp session leaders.

   

  CITs will be able to test their strengths and hone their skills in a variety of camp-themed sessions and with different ages of campers. Daily group discussions and check-ins will monitor a CIT’s progress and experience. There will be daily sessions with the instructor as well as daily time with campers.

   

  Basic topics and focus areas include safety awareness, interpersonal skills, dealing with difficult campers, rules and procedures, troubleshooting, taking initiative, general first aid, and transitioning from camper to counselor. All campers will receive a pass or fail grade at the end of their session indicating whether they may or may not advance in the program. Campers who receive a passing grade will get preferential consideration for hiring as a Junior Counselor position once they are of age, as well as 10 service hours per week.