Eastman summer youth programs

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During the summer months, several youth programs are offered at Eastman. Each program is geared to specific age groups with specific objectives: Kid City years ; All Day Gang years ; Adventure Program years. There is also a Youth Conservation Corps, which allows teens ages to work on conservation and environmental projects within Eastman. Specific information about programs and pricing is available by clicking here.

Kid City and All Day Gang often share themes, but activities are age appropriate. Finally, campers move up to the Adventure Program ages ; sixth through eighth grades , where curriculum includes vigorous activities, such as hiking and kayaking, and learning consideration for others and the environment. The goals of the Adventure Program are for participants to learn problem solving, team building, and leadership skills through outdoor initiatives.

Adventure Program campers are encouraged to expand their knowledge of the natural world while challenging themselves in a safe and encouraging environment. After-Camp Program. Art, reading and games will be available. This is NOT a structured program. Summer Youth Program - All Day Gang All Day Gang is a full-day summer camp program for children ages 6 to 11 who have completed kindergarten through sixth grades.

Week Description. Week 1. Week 2. July One Planet : Get ready to discover our great planet and the universe through games, crafts and exploring. Week 3. This week we will be out in the wild. We will track, hike and spend a day on Heron Island learning outdoor survival skills. July Farm to Tummy. We will also make from scratch grilled pizza and discover how easy and fun cooking really is. This week we will celebrate everything that is Eastman and bring back some fun camp activities from years past.

The grand finale: a production put on by all campers commemorating 50 years of Eastman. Summer Youth Programs - Adventure Program The Adventure Program is designed for youth ages 12 to 14 who are ready to explore, learn and lead. Week 1.