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S MMER 2019
EXPLORATIONS
The Elisabeth Morrow School
June 24 — August 9
Summer Programs
for Ages 3 – Grade 9
435 Lydecker Street
Englewood, NJ 07631
201.568.5566 x7333
explorations@elisabethmorrow.org
WELCOME
S MMER 2019
EXPLORATIONS
The Elisabeth Morrow School
June 24 — August 9
Dear Families,
Welcome to Summer Explorations, the summer program at The Elisabeth Morrow School!
We believe that summertime is the perfect time to help stretch a child’s imagination,
intellect and body. Our coeducational program provides children from Age 3 – Grade
9 with the opportunity to explore new areas of interest within a safe and comfortable
learning environment. We offer classes and workshops with low student-to-teacher
ratios allowing for individualized attention and student participation. Our staff consists of
experienced, certified educators who help students build upon existing skills, develop
new interests, and gain confidence. The 14-acre wooded campus provides the perfect
setting for outdoor exploration and play.
If you have any questions about the Summer Explorations program, please feel free to
contact me at 201.568.5566, ext. 7333 or email explorations@elisabethmorrow.org.
Best,
Liza Jones Hards
Director of Auxiliary Programs
We look forward to welcoming
your child and family to our
school and summer program!
Highlights of Table of Contents
Summer Explorations
• Weekly program options with half- and full-day 1. Welcome Letter and
choices for Age 3 – Grade 9 Program Highlights
2. Early Childhood
• Experienced certified teachers Program
• Engaging academic and enrichment programs 4. Grades 2 through 6
Program Overview
• Low student-to-teacher ratio for classes
5. Grades 2 and 3
and workshops
Workshops
• 14-acre wooded campus 12. Grades 4 through 6
Workshops
• Science and technology labs, outdoor
playgrounds, and turf field 18. Grades 7 through 9
CIT Program
• Lunch program available 19. Frequently Asked
Questions
• Theme weeks featuring specialized activities
and programs 20. General Information
21. Directions
• Before-camp care (7:30–8:30 a.m.) and
After-camp care (3:30–5:30 p.m.)
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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM
The Early Childhood Program is structured to allow our campers to explore the world through games,
building, singing, stories, cooking, and arts and crafts, among other activities that are perfect for this
age group. Our purpose-built playgrounds encourage cooperative play and develop campers’ motor
skills. Healthy snacks are provided during the day. Patios attached to all of our classrooms ensure that the
outdoors is just steps away.
All children in the Early Childhood Program are eligible to enroll in either our half-day program from
8:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. or our full-day program from 8:30 a.m.–3:15 p.m. Campers may bring lunch from
home or participate in the camp’s lunch program.
The Early Childhood Program runs June 24–August 9
Sample Schedule for Early Childhood Program
8:30–9:00 a.m................................................Morning Arrival 12:00–12:15 p.m..................................... Storytime/Dismissal
. (Half-day Students)
9:00–9:30 a.m..................................... Morning Meeting and
Discovery Time 12:15–1:00 p.m...................................Lunch and Playground
9:30–10:00 a.m............................................... Special Classes 1:00–1:30 p.m.............................................. Story/Quiet Time
(Movement or Music)
1:00–2:45 p.m........................................................Class Time/
10:00–10:15 a.m.............................................................. Snack . Afternoon Specials
. (Drama or Spanish)
10:15–10:45 a.m.................................................... Playground . Water Time
10:45–11:15 a.m............................................Classroom Time 2:45–3:00 p.m.............................................. Closing Meeting
11:15 a.m.–12:00 p.m................................. Patio/Water Time 3:00–3:15 p.m.............................................Dismissal/Carline
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Age 3 through Grade 1 Weekly Themes:
Let’s Move!
June 24–August 9 Week 1: Jump For Joy
Week 2: Shake it Up
Morning Program
Week 3: Give it a Whirl
Classroom learning – In the classroom, children have morning
meeting, listen to stories and participate in art, writing, and Week 4: D
ance Away Your Cares
cooking projects that are related to the week’s theme.
Week 5: Run Like the Wind
Outdoor play – Water play and nature study are incorporated into
Week 6: Hop to It
the time that the children spend in our playgrounds and on our
outdoor patios. Week 7: Twist and Shout
Movement education – Children learn basic locomotor patterns
and creative movement through this component of our program,
which focuses on increasing their awareness of physical activities.
Music – Children sing, play instruments, and explore music
through stories and games.
Afternoon Program
Drama – Children dramatize familiar stories and share them with
classmates and friends.
Spanish – Kindergarten and Grade 1 campers learn names,
greetings and colors, among other common words, through
singing and speaking.
Special Grade 1 Programs
Science and Technology – Grade 1 campers visit our new
Innovation Alley classrooms during the week for experiments
and hands-on learning.
Orton-Gillingham Training
Offered to Grade 1 students only.
A specially trained teacher will introduce techniques that help
children to internalize letter sounds and letter formation in
preparation for reading. Through individualized instruction, the
teacher will help facilitate reading readiness with phonetic awareness
training and multi-sensory experiences. Students must enroll for at
least two weeks to participate in the Orton-Gillingham program.
There is a $100 fee per weekly session.
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GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM Grades 2 through 6 are able to explore special interests and extend or reinforce skills in reading, math, writing, science, drama, and other areas. Workshop classes are taught by experienced classroom teachers and are designed around topics of interest, with about 10 to 14 students in each class. Each morning workshop is 75 minutes. All sessions last for one week and children can enroll in a morning program from 8:30 a.m. until 12:15 p.m., or a full-day program that ends at 3:30 p.m. Healthy snacks are provided during the day and lunch can be brought from home or ordered through our lunch service. Two recess periods are offered throughout the day to allow students a chance to play, move their bodies, and enjoy time outside. Afternoon activities are chosen by students each day and include sports, technology, science, arts and crafts, and cooking. The day includes Share Times for announcements and special presentations, as well as theme days that promote camp bonding, including an all-camp talent show and Carnival. Grades 2 through 6 Program runs from June 24–August 9 Schedule for Grades 2 through 6 8:30–8:50 a.m. .........................................Arrival 12:15–1:15 p.m......................Lunch and Recess 8:50–9:00 a.m. ..... Welcome Announcements 1:15–2:05 p.m.......Afternoon Activity Period 1 9:00–10:15 a.m............................... Workshop 1 2:05–2:55 p.m......Afternoon Activity Period 2 10:15–11:00 a.m.................... Snack and Recess 2:55–3:15 p.m... Camp Share Announcements 11:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m......................Workshop 2 3:15–3:30 p.m.......................................Dismissal 12:15 p.m. ............................Half-day Dismissal 4
One-Week Workshops for Grades 2 & 3
Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Please note:
We cannot guarantee that
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
Dream Weavers
Eat Your Veggies
Game Makers food prepared during
1 Habitat Hunters
iPiggiBank Money Management
Let’s Experiment
Nature Crafts
workshops are free of
allergens. Therefore,
June 24–28 Its All About the Drama Storybook Art we strongly encourage
Sports Skills an alternate workshop
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
selection if your child has
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction Campout Cooking
any food allergies.
2 Animals in Art
Create a Cook
Let’s Rock
Sports Conditioning
July 1-5 Felt Frenzy Star Gazers
No camp, LEGO® Builders That’s America
Thursday, July 4 Outdoor Explorers
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
Backyard Games
All That Matters
Art School for the Masters
3 Colorful Cooking
Comic Creations
Intro to Coding
Pack Your Bags
July 8–12 Get Ready for the Academy Awards String Things
Let’s Experiment
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
Cardboard Construction
LEGO® Math Plus
Little Animation Studio
4 Cookie Creations
EMS Summer Times
Prints, Patterns, and Polka Dots
Sticky Science
July 15–19 Little Animation Studio Team Sports
Nature Detectives
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
All That Matters
Ballroom Dancing
Go Solar!
5 Around the World With Art
Cool It!
Kodu Arcade
Let’s Rock
July 22–26 Off to the Theater Make it With Paper
Super Sports
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
Chalk it Up!
Bookmaking
Jewelry Making
6 Cooking Around Let’s Experiment
the Clock So Puzzling
July 29– Fairies and Gnomes Sports Conditioning
Aug 2 It’s In the Book
Outdoor Explorers
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
Flower Pot Fun Aviation Engineers
WEEK Glamorize Your Doll Cook on the Lite Side
Habitat Hunters Handwork Studio
7 Magic Wizards Outdoor Art
Aug 5–9 Team Sports Sticky Science
Think It, Build It!
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GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
Workshops Grades 2 & 3
Game Makers Do you like playing
games? Have you ever thought how you
could change a game to make it more
exciting or add new characters, rules, or
outcomes? Here’s a chance to learn new
games and create your own original
games to be played with other students,
family, and friends.
Let’s Experiment Calling all scientists:
grab your lab coats and get ready to
experiment. Students will learn to make
a hypothesis, conduct experiments, and
examine the results. Learn lab safety
and vocabulary while having lots of
scientific fun.
Nature Crafts Journey outside on the
beautiful EMS campus to collect objects
Week 1: June 24-28 iPiggibank Money Management to turn into unique, original works of art.
Workshop 1 Students will learn about money Use twigs, leaves, flowers, and rocks to
through hands-on exploration using add flourish to everyday objects and
Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction art, writing, reading, and play. They bring the outside inside to enjoy nature
The Orton-Gillingham Reading will learn to earn extra money, save for all year long!
Instruction program is designed for something special, shop wisely on a
students in grades 2 and 3 who need budget, and share with a worthy cause. Storybook Art Each day, students
additional help with reading and writing will share a story and then use the
skills. Under the direction of a specially It’s All About the Drama Do you like characters, setting, and theme to create
trained teacher, students will work in to be silly? Serious? Or maybe even a piece of artwork based on that story.
a small group setting. Students will dramatic? In this workshop, you can Learn drawing and other art techniques
review and practice the phonology be all those things as we try our hand that will add depth and dimension to
of language and rules governing at improvisation, reader’s theater, and the pieces.
reading and writing through a variety of drama games. Explore your talent,
multisensory experiences. Enrollment develop your speaking skills, and find Week 2: July 1-5 (No camp on July 4)
is limited to allow for low student-to- out when it’s good to add to the drama.
Workshop 1
teacher ratio. Students must enroll in
Sports Skills Students will engage in
at least three consecutive weeks of Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction
sports-related games and activities
Summer Explorations beginning June See Week 1, Workshop 1 for description.
to develop skills that make athletes
24-July 12 and/or July 15-August 2.
successful. They will focus on teamwork, Animals in Art Join us as we learn
Dream Weavers Students will create problem solving, and leadership while about different animals through art.
colorful designs and patterns as participating in drills and games that Design an animal out of clay, learn how
they engage in a variety of weaving highlight motor skills and movements to draw lions, tigers, and bears (oh my!),
techniques including looming, finger that improve athleticism and ability. create bird collages, and craft a fish
weaving, and macramé. mural. Students will learn about color
Workshop 2 theory, balance, symmetry, and contrast
Habitat Hunters Come learn where while working on creating different
animals live and what they need to Eat Your Veggies! In this cooking
types of animals.
survive. Explore the amazing world of class, we will use fun and creative
animals right here on our own EMS recipes to make vegetables and fruits
campus and in the surrounding area. A the best part of the meal. Enjoy light
trip to a local nature center for further sandwiches, apple salad, veggie patch
exploration and learning will highlight dip, and more.
the week.
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Create a Cook Students will learn Backyard Games Students will learn
the basics of being in the kitchen and the rules of a variety of games that can
kitchen safety while learning to read easily be played in any backyard or BBQ
recipes, measure ingredients, and use party. They will have the opportunity
different kitchen tools. Put these skills to learn games such as volleyball,
together to create delicious meals, spikeball, croquet, capture the flag, and
snacks, and desserts. many more.
Felt Frenzy What can you make out of Colorful Cooking Create colorful and
felt? The possibilities are endless and nutritious dishes in the kitchen using all
students will get to try a few in the class. the colors of the rainbow. Make rainbow
Make a wall hanging, a finger puppet, fruit kabobs, tri-color veggie pasta, and
a fringed pillow, and more. Get creative more. Sample different types of fruits
and have fun with felt. and veggies you may never have seen
or heard of before. Taste and cook in a
LEGO® Builders Use LEGO® bricks
colorful way.
and other materials to build your very
own EMS LEGO® creation. Collaborate Comic Creations Create comic
with your classmates to design, build, characters as you learn about drawing,
explore, and play. If you love LEGOs® designing, and publishing your very
and building, this is the class for you. Sports Conditioning Students will own comic book. Watch your comic
participate in competitive games that characters come to life right before
Outdoor Explorers Grab your
get them moving and active. The goal your eyes.
binoculars and get outside to explore
the beautiful wildlife right on the EMS of the week is to encourage them to Get Ready for the Academy Awards
campus and in the local area. Learn stay active and build the foundation of Here’s your chance to be in your
about native birds, plants, flowers, and a healthy lifestyle. These high-intensity favorite movie as students will act out
wildlife. The class will also take a trip to games are not only rigorous, but fun scenes from a few of the favorites.
a local nature center for a guided hike and exciting. Bring your acting talent and be part of
and presentation. Star Gazers Learn about the moon, this exciting, red carpet experience.
stars, and planets. Students will Watch out Hollywood, a new star is
Workshop 2 complete experiments and take part in about to be born!
Campout Cooking Who doesn’t love project-based activities to learn about Let’s Experiment Calling all scientists.
cooking and eating by the campfire? space and the world beyond the stars. Grab your lab coats and get ready to
Enjoy some favorite camping foods like experiment. Students will learn to make
That’s America Learn about the history
sloppy joes, foil packs, and of course, a hypothesis, conduct experiments, and
of the American flag, our founding
yummy s’mores. The cooking will be fun examine the results. Learn lab safety
fathers, favorite American traditions,
and the food so delicious you will be and vocabulary while having lots of
and, of course, sample some traditional
able to imagine yourself next to your scientific fun.
American food favorites. Celebrate our
tent in the woods.
country and its rich history.
Let’s Rock Become a rock star as you Workshop 2
learn to identify various rocks and Week 3: July 8-12 All That Matters Is it a solid, a liquid,
minerals and better understand where Workshop 1 or a gas? Find out how and where
rocks come from. Students will create these states of matter exist and how
their own rock collections throughout Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction they can change by conducting simple
the week as they explore the many See Week 1, Workshop 1 for description. scientific experiments.
hidden gems on campus.
7
GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
Workshops Grades 2 & 3
Art School for the Masters Students Little Animation Studio Magical
will learn about master artists like creatures come to life in this hands-
Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet, and many on summer camp workshop. Young
more. They will study different art animators will come up with names,
techniques while creating a piece of characteristics, and designs for their
artwork in the style of these great artists. invented beings. Using a variety of
art making materials and methods,
Intro to Coding Learn what coding they will create these visions and work
is and how to write your own “block” together to bring them to life using stop
codes. Students will start with simple, motion animation. Students will use
non-computer programming activities professional grade animation software
and games and work their way through and equipment and develop deductive
to begin using block programming reasoning, collaboration, and problem
such as “Scratch” to design simple solving skills along the way. They will
online games. record sound and even have a chance
to be in front of the lens themselves.
Pack Your Bags Grab your passport
The finished film will be shared via
and get ready to “travel” around the
online link and visitors to our Vimeo
world. Learn about different countries
page to view, download, and share the
and cultures from around the world
film again and again.
through online research, cooking, arts,
and more. Nature Detectives Students will
look for clues and solve some
String Things You won’t believe how
mysteries of the natural world.
many things you can do with string. In
They will keep track of daily
this workshop, students will play games
observations and discoveries they find
using string and make a variety of string
outdoors while enjoying the beautiful
crafts including bracelets, a seasonal
EMS campus and surrounding area.
wreath, and a plant hanger. We’re not
just “stringing you along!”
Workshop 2
Week 4: July 15-July 19 LEGO® Math Plus In this class, students
Cardboard Construction Students will have a chance to use ordinary
Workshop 1
will use cardboard and other everyday LEGO® bricks in new, interactive ways
Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction recycled objects to build their own to do math and other STEM activities.
The Orton-Gillingham Reading creations. Use your imagination and They’ll get their brain cells humming
Instruction program is designed for creativity to build your very own when using LEGOs® to add, subtract,
students in grades 2 and 3 who need cardboard creations. multiply, divide, design, and build.
additional help with reading and writing
skills. Under the direction of a specially Cookie Creations Start with a cookie or Little Animation Studio
trained teacher, students will work in two, then build from there. Students will See Workshop 1 for description.
a small group setting. Students will use cookies as the base to make houses,
Prints, Patterns, and Polka Dots Bring
review and practice the phonology cookie pizza, cookie hats, and more. It
your creativity and get ready for some
of language and rules governing may all start with a cookie, but wait until
DIY fun. Students will learn different
reading and writing through a variety of you see where it ends.
craft tips and tricks they can use for
multisensory experiences. Enrollment
EMS Summer Times Create our very future DIY projects. Make a polka dot
is limited to allow for low student-to-
own camp newspaper while developing pillow, a striped notebook, or printed
teacher ratio. Students must enroll in
writing and journalism skills. Learn duct tape wallet.
at least three consecutive weeks of
interviewing, as well as writing, and
Summer Explorations beginning
editing, to put together our newspaper.
July 15-August 2.
8Sticky Science Do you like the ooey- Around the World With Art Take a trip Workshop 2
gooey? How about the sticky? Or the around the world and learn about the
Ballroom Dancing Learn how to
slimy? Using a variety of materials, artwork that is special to that country or
ballroom dance. Take this great new
students will make different creations culture. Students will explore art forms
opportunity to develop grace, gain
while learning about chemical reactions, like aboriginal dot painting, Roman
confidence, and get healthy exercise
solutions, and other properties. Turn sculpture, Egyptian hieroglyphics, and
while having a good time learning
science into play while making slime, much more.
beginning dance steps and routines.
obleek, bouncy balls, stress balls, Students will work on learning a simple
Cool It! Whip up deliciously cool
and more. ballroom dance to perform for friends
summertime treats like fruit smoothies,
Team Sports Students will learn to pudding pops, fruit salad, and other and family at the EMS Talent Show.
foster their athletic skills and emphasize cool recipes. Get ready to cool it in
Go Solar! Use the power of the sun to
what it means to be part of a team. the kitchen.
make art, pizza, and solar cars. Learn
Games played will reinforce teamwork, how the sun affects us all, how to stay
Off to the Theater Explore, develop,
rules, skills, and strategies. Come play safe in the sun and how to use the sun
and share your talent as we rehearse
and have fun. for energy.
and perform scenes from Broadway
shows, old and new. Students will
Week 5: July 22-26 Kodu Arcade Learn fundamental
have fun as they learn how to move
coding concepts while designing your
Workshop 1 on the stage, deliver a line, and create
own 3-D video games using the Kodu
Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction a character. Join us as we shine in
program. Students will create games
See Week 4, Workshop 1 for description. the spotlight.
such as Pac-Man, King of the Hill, and
Super Sports Students will play their very own superhero adventure
All That Matters Is it a solid, a liquid,
basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, game. They will also learn basic coding
or a gas? Find out how and where
and run relay races in this active skills while developing their analytical
these states of matter exist and how
and high intensity class. Join us for thinking and creative reasoning skills in
they can change by conducting simple
fun and excitement. this new interactive workshop.
scientific experiments.
9GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
Workshops Grades 2 & 3
Workshop 2
Bookmaking Learn how to make
all different kinds of books—accordion
books, flip books, mini books, pop-up
books, and more. Learn techniques
and tips to put your writing into cool,
unique styles that will make your writing
stand out.
Jewelry Making Using quality beads
and other materials, students will design
and create bracelets and necklaces.
Then, they will come up with their own
company name, logo, and packaging
Let’s Rock Become a rock star as you Chalk it Up! Students will create for their unique pieces.
learn to identify various rocks and different art projects using chalk and Let’s Experiment Calling all scientists:
minerals and better understand where chalkboard paint. Learn how to make grab your lab coats and get ready to
rocks come from. Students will create cool letters, designs, and other effects experiment. Students will learn to make
their own rock collections throughout to make your pieces one of a kind. a hypothesis, conduct experiments, and
the week as they explore the many examine the results. Learn lab safety
Cooking Around the Clock Whether
hidden gems on campus. and vocabulary while having lots of
it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a snack…
Make it With Paper Start with we can mix it up in the kitchen. Learn scientific fun.
ordinary paper and end with a basic cooking techniques as you make So Puzzling Work with other students
beautiful creation. Students will use delicious and easy recipes of meals to complete a daily jigsaw puzzle,
things like paper, plates, tissue paper, made throughout the day. word search, crossword, or cryptogram.
origami paper and construction paper It’s great to keep that brain working
Fairies and Gnomes Explore the
to make flowers, dragons, stained glass, while you figure out what’s so puzzling
magical world of fairies and gnomes.
and more. Let your hands work some after all.
Read stories about these tiny creatures
magic with paper.
and discover all their special qualities. Sports Conditioning Students will
Week 6: July 29-Aug. 2
Students will also create little forest participate in competitive games that
homes for the fairies and gnomes get them moving and active. The goal
Workshop 1 to visit. of the week is to encourage students
Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction It’s In the Book In this workshop, to stay active and build the foundation
The Orton-Gillingham Reading students will act out scenes from a of a healthy lifestyle. These high-
Instruction program is designed for favorite book. Bring the story to life intensity games are not only rigorous
students in grades 2 and 3 who need while combining your love of reading but fun and exciting.
additional help with reading and writing with your acting bug. It’s all possible
skills. Under the direction of a specially when you start with a book. Week 7: August 5-9
trained teacher, students will work in
Outdoor Explorers Grab your Workshop 1
a small group setting. Students will
review and practice the phonology binoculars and get outside to explore Flower Pot Fun What can you do with
of language and rules governing the beautiful wildlife right on the EMS a flower pot? Of course, you can put
reading and writing through a variety of campus and in the local area. Learn flowers in it, but we can also paint,
multisensory experiences. Enrollment about native birds, plants, flowers, and decorate, and even bake in them. You’ll
is limited to allow for low student-to- wildlife. The class will also take a trip to be surprised there is so much to do with
teacher ratio. Students must enroll in a local nature center for a guided hike a simple flower pot.
at least three consecutive weeks of and presentation.
Summer Explorations beginning
July 15-August 2.
10Glamorize Your Doll Get set for
some serious sewing fun. This program
is designed for students who have
always had the desire to create trendy
clothes and accessories for their very
own 18” doll. Skilled Handwork Studio
teachers will share techniques such
as hand-sewing, embroidery, and
other embellishing techniques to allow
each student to craft their own unique
doll fashions. Just bring your doll and
your imagination.
Habitat Hunters Learn where animals
live and what they need to survive.
Explore the amazing world of animals
right here on our own EMS campus and
in the surrounding area. A trip to a local
nature center for further exploration and
learning will highlight the week.
Magic Wizards If you’ve always
wanted to perform magic tricks and
illusions, you could be a Magic Wizard.
You’ll be transformed when you learn Workshop 2 Handwork Studio Students will spend
seemingly impossible illusions like the their time sharing stories and laughs
Aviation Engineers Do you question
“truth-telling tube,” “card reading,” and while stitching snuggly creatures and
how a machine as heavy as an airplane
“anti-card levitation” tricks. Students will crafty accessories. The goal is to teach
can fly? Do you want to learn how air
master magic tricks to hold their own the fun, practical skills of knitting, hand
pressure works perfectly to create
magic shows for friends and family. So and machine sewing, needle-felting,
airplane lift? Does testing the limits of
grab your magic wand and wizard hat, and much more in a space where
your model airplane intrigue you? If you
your wish has been granted. students will be enveloped in learning,
answered yes, then you are qualified
creativity, imagination, and giggles.
Team Sports Students will learn to to be an airplane engineer. You’ll use
foster their athletic skills and emphasize this newly-learned knowledge to build Outdoor Art Bring your love of art
what it means to be part of a team. your own airplane and then fly it in the outside with chalk drawings, bird
Games played will reinforce teamwork, ultimate test flight. If having fun while houses, wind chimes, or garden
rules, skills, and strategies. Come play learning STEM concepts is what you sculptures. Use the beautiful EMS
and have fun. love, then this course is for you. campus as inspiration for your art
projects and leave a little art behind to
Think It, Build It Using a wide variety of Cook on the Lite Side Think cooking
show your appreciation for the beautiful
materials, students will design and build lite doesn’t sound good? We’ll change
world around us.
many different types of structures and your mind as we create fun foods
buildings. From simple towers to more that are tasty and healthy to eat. Soft Sticky Science Do you like the ooey-
elaborate bridges and mazes, they pretzels, muffins, and spring rolls are gooey? How about the sticky? Or the
will test their knowledge to build the some of the lite recipes that we will slimy? Using a variety of materials,
strongest, fastest, or tallest structure. make and eat. students will make different creations
while learning about chemical reactions,
solutions, and other properties.
Turn science into play while making
slime, obleek, bouncy balls, stress
balls, and more.
11GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
One-Week Workshops for Grades 4 through 6
Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Please note:
We cannot guarantee
WEEK Design Studio
Outdoor Adventures
Amateur Architects
Cell City that food prepared
1 Scratch Boot Camp
Wake Up to Breakfast
Create a Cook
iPiggiBank Money Management
during workshops
are free of allergens.
June 24–28 Young Chemists Sports Skills Therefore, we strongly
encourage an alternate
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
workshop selection
WEEK Agree to Disagree Animals in Art
if your child has any
food allergies.
2 EMS Jr. Poets’ Society
It’s Natural
Fairies and Gnomes
Pizza! Pizza! Pizza!
July 1-5 Kitchen Chemistry So You Want to Be a YouTuber?
No camp, Sports Conditioning Star Wars Lab
Thursday, July 4
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Art School for the Masters
Genetics 101
Backyard Games
EMS Summer Times
3 Have Your Cake and Eat It Too!
How It’s Made
Sweets and Treats
Travel Pass
July 8–12 Travel Pass Uke Can Do It!
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Choose Your Own Adventure
Into the Woods
Backyard Chefs
Bookmaking
4 Next Big Thing
Simply Sculpting
How to Be a Game Master
Masquerade Party
July 15–19 Team Sports Woodworking
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Balloon Car Racer
Ballroom Dancing
EMS Camp Diner
In the Lab
5 Farm to Table
Kodu Plus
Little Animation Studio
Scrapbooking
July 22–26 Little Animation Studio Super Sports
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
WEEK Comic Con
Filmmaking
Filmmaking
Learn How to Draw Anime
6 Jewelry Making Oh, the Pastabilities!
Sports Conditioning Sherlock Holmes Club
July 29– Young Chemists So You Want to Be a YouTuber?
Aug 2
Workshop 1 Workshop 2
Aviation Engineers Cell City
WEEK EMS Summer Times Cool It!
Fantastic Beasts and Mythical Creatures Handwork Studio
7 Fashion and Machine Sewing Magic Wizards
Aug 5–9 Kitchen Chemistry Team Sports
12Workshops Grades 4 through 6
Week 1: June 24-28 iPiggibank Money Management
Students will learn about money
Workshop 1
through hands-on exploration using
Design Studio Students will have the art, writing, reading, and play. They
opportunity to create original art pieces. will learn to earn extra money, save for
There will be different kinds of art something special, shop wisely on a
materials for students to use to design, budget, and share with a worthy cause.
sculpt, bead, paint, create a collage, or a
combination of all. Open your mind, the Sports Skills Students will engage in
possibilities are endless. sports-related games and activities
to develop skills that make athletes
Outdoor Adventures Want to get successful. They will focus on teamwork,
outside? Do you love nature? Hike problem solving, and leadership while
the beautiful EMS campus, practice participating in drills and games that
building shelters, and explore Northern highlight motor skills and movements
New Jersey’s vegetation and wildlife. that improve athleticism and ability.
Students will also learn first aid basics,
fire building, and map reading. Week 2: July 1-5 (No camp on July 4)
During the week, students will also
visit a local nature trail to further their Workshop 1
love of the outdoors. Agree to Disagree Calling future
student council presidents, school
Scratch Boot Camp Join us to learn
leaders, lawyers, and politicians:
how to code and program using the
Workshop 2 sharpen your persuasive reasoning
Scratch program, developed by MIT.
and public speaking skills. Each day,
Students will have a chance to create Amateur Architects Learn about
students will engage in a debate
their own video game by using simple ancient and modern architecture. Using
centered on different topics or current
coding skills and commands to make a variety of materials, students will
events. They will gain confidence and
objects move and make sounds. explore how math, science, engineering
public speaking skills, while learning
and, of course, creativity, are used
Wake Up to Breakfast When you smell how to present their opinions in a clear
together to make long-lasting and eye-
muffins baking or French toast cooking, and consistent manner.
pleasing structures.
morning will soon become your favorite
EMS Jr. Poet’s Society Poetry is alive
time of the day. Students will learn to Cell City Students will learn the
and flourishing at Summer Explorations.
make delicious breakfast foods that will structure and function of an animal cell
Read and write all different types of
have you ready to get out of bed and and create a 3-D cell that represents
poetry. Get those creative juices flowing
wake up to breakfast. a city of their choice. Each organelle
and put your poetic thoughts on paper.
of the cell will be represented by a
Young Chemists Students will explore building from within the city that mimics It’s Natural Journey outside on the
chemical reactions and learn how the function of the cell’s organelle. beautiful EMS campus to collect objects
atoms bond together and rearrange
to turn into unique, original works of art.
themselves to form new substances. Create a Cook Students will learn
Use twigs, leaves, flowers, and rocks to
They will also investigate the rate of the the basics of being in the kitchen and
add a flourish to everyday objects and
reaction and how it can be changed, kitchen safety, while learning to read
bring the outside inside to enjoy nature
as well as explore endothermic and recipes, measure ingredients, and use
all year long.
exothermic reactions. different kitchen tools. Put these skills
together to create delicious meals, Kitchen Chemistry Explore the science
snacks, and desserts. of kitchen chemistry as you investigate
ingredients that pop, fizz, and foam.
Discover amazing transformations of
common ingredients and see how
science can happen in the kitchen
before your very eyes.
13GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
Workshops Grades 4 through 6
Have Your Cake and Eat It Too!
Students will learn specialized baking
and decorating techniques, while
making a new kind of cake each day.
And, of course, the best part: they will
have their cake and get to eat it, too!
How It’s Made What fun is putting
stuff together? The real fun is in taking
things apart and seeing just how they
are made. Working together, students
will explore how things work from the
inside out.
Travel Pass Join us on this brand new
travel adventure. Each day, students
will venture off to a new place in the
Sports Conditioning Students will So You Want to Be a YouTuber? area to learn about local history or
participate in competitive games that Students will have a chance to put enjoy cultural sights and sounds that
get them moving and active. The goal their acting and public speaking skills are just miles away. Take a trip around
of the week is to encourage them to to work by developing and producing Manhattan on the Circle Line, visit
stay active and build the foundation of tutorial videos, unboxing, and reviewing the Intrepid Sea and Space Museum
a healthy lifestyle. These high-intensity both real and make-believe products. or American Museum of Natural
games are not only rigorous, but fun Learn how to safely post your videos History, and many more great places.
and exciting. and share them with family and friends. Additional $75 trip fee to cover travel
expenses. Students must register for
Star Wars Lab Scientists and Star Wars both Workshop 1 and Workshop 2 to
Workshop 2
fans, unite! Students will create Star participate in this class.
Animals in Art Join us as we learn Wars related science projects such as
about different animals through art. Jabba’s slime and hovering speeders. Workshop 2
Design an animal out of clay, learn how Join us to learn about physics and
to draw lions, tigers and bears (oh my!), chemistry, while celebrating the greatest Backyard Games Students will learn
create bird collages, and craft a fish science fiction series of our time. the rules of a variety of games that can
mural. Students will learn about color easily be played in any backyard or BBQ
theory, balance, symmetry, and contrast Week 3: July 8-12 party. They will have the opportunity
while working on creating different to learn games such as volleyball,
types of animals. Workshop 1 spikeball, croquet, capture the flag, and
Art School for the Masters Students many more.
Fairies and Gnomes Explore the
will learn about master artists like EMS Summer Times Create our very
magical world of fairies and gnomes.
Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet, and many own camp newspaper while developing
Read stories about these tiny creatures
more. They will study different art writing and journalism skills. Learn
and discover all their special qualities.
techniques while creating a piece of interviewing, as well as writing and
Students will also create little forest
artwork in the style of these great artists. editing, to put together our newspaper.
homes for the fairies and gnomes
to visit. Genetics 101 Students will learn about Sweets and Treats Do you have a
heredity and how certain traits are sweet tooth? Students will learn how
Pizza! Pizza! Pizza! Do you love pizza?
passed on from parents to offspring. to make lollipops and candies that
Then this is the class for you. Students
They will have fun learning about and look like they are sold in sweet shops.
will enjoy creating all different kinds
creating Punnett Squares, as well as Using different types of ingredients and
of pizza, including breakfast pizza and
a life-size replica of what their person molds, students will have fun creating
dessert pizza. As a culmination, students
would look like with the acquired traits. sweet treats!
will get a chance to create their very
own pizza.
14Travel Pass See Workshop 1 for Workshop 2 Week 5: July 23-27
description.
Backyard Chefs Take cooking to a Workshop 1
Uke Can Do It! Come learn to play whole new place—outside! Learn to
Balloon Car Racer Did you know that
the ukulele. Learn basic cords and make summertime classics like burgers,
cars can be powered by a balloon?
strumming techniques and play simple pizza, grilled vegetables, and more.
Well, at least a student-made car can. If
songs to share with the group, friends, Students will learn about grilling as they
you love physics and are curious about
and family. Open to all levels. try out new recipes on an outdoor grill
building, here’s your chance to put
or fire.
your mind and hands to work. Students
Week 4: July 15-19 will design, create, race, and calculate
Bookmaking Learn how to make all
Workshop 1 different kinds of books—accordion the distance and velocity of their cars
books, flip books, mini books, pop-up powered only by a balloon.
Choose Your Own Adventure Inspired
books, and more. Learn techniques
by the children’s book series of the Ballroom Dancing Learn how to
and tips to put your writing into cool,
’80s, this is a narrative writing workshop ballroom dance. Take this great new
unique styles that will make your writing
in which students will brainstorm and opportunity to develop grace, gain
stand out.
design different plot twists for the confidence, and get healthy exercise
characters. Anything can happen when How to Be a Game Master During this while having a good time learning
you choose your own adventure. “EMS style” of the classic Dungeons beginning dance steps and routines.
and Dragons game, students have Students will work on learning a simple
Into the Woods Explore the EMS ballroom dance to perform for friends
the opportunity to play as a team to
campus and learn about its ecosystem. and family at the EMS Talent Show.
complete a task set by the Dungeon
Learn basic mapping and orienteering,
Master. Teams work collaboratively
as well as how to identify plants, trees, Farm to Table Come learn how to
to accomplish the mission, while
and flowers around New Jersey, survival cultivate your own vegetables, prune
overcoming obstacles and limitation
skills, and basic first aid. Grab your and care for plants, and then pick the
that might be presented in the course of
hiking boots and let’s get outside fresh vegetables to use in every day
the game. Join the fun in participating in
to explore. cooking. Students will have a chance
this unique and action packed quest as
to work in the EMS garden, as well as
Next Big Thing Do you have a great we visit and explore various worlds, all
visit a local farmer’s market to purchase
idea that you want to let others in the roll of the dice.
locally grown fruits and vegetables.
know about? Students will have the
Masquerade Party Who’s under that
opportunity to create a unique product
mask? Students will learn about the
to “sell” to others. They will also create
history of the masquerade mask and
a marketing plan to go along with their
famous mask wearers throughout
product and then, finally, they will have
history. Then they will design and
a chance to show off their idea to a
create their own masquerade masks
panel of judges to see if they have what
using a wide variety of art materials
it takes to be the next big thing.
and their imaginations. Finally, students
Simply Sculpting Learn all different will show off their beautiful designs
types of techniques that you will use in at a masquerade party at the end of
sculpting. Students will create projects the week.
from model clay, air dry clay, and other
Woodworking Learn basic woodworking
sculpting mediums.
skills as you design and work on an
Team Sports Students will learn to individual woodworking project.
foster their athletic skills and emphasize Students will use basic hand tools and
what it means to be part of a team. learn important safety measures while
Games played will reinforce teamwork, having fun building together.
rules, skills, and strategies. Come play
and have fun.
15GRADES 2 THROUGH 6 PROGRAM
Workshops Grades 4 through 6
Super Sports Students will play
basketball, volleyball, dodgeball,
and run relay races in this active
and high intensity class. Join us for
fun and excitement.
Week 6: July 29-Aug. 2
Workshop 1
Comic Con Hang out with like-minded
kids who love to read and talk comics.
Using their interests and prior comic
experience, students will conceptualize,
design, and illustrate their own stories
to share with the class and take home
their own original comic book.
Filmmaking Lights, camera, action!
Learn how to make and act in a film
with Take Two Film Academy. Students
work together to create, act, shoot,
Kodu Plus Take your gaming Workshop 2 direct, and edit their own short films.
knowledge to a whole new level with At the end of the week, students will
EMS Camp Diner In homage to our
the Kodu program. Students will have have at least one film that they have
home state of New Jersey being the
a blast creating their own 3-D video made, put on a DVD, and posted online.
diner capital of the world, students will
games and adventures, while learning Professional equipment, cameras, audio,
prepare and cook up classic diner-style
fundamental coding concepts such and editing software is provided. This
food. The Happy Waitress sandwich,
as loops, variables, and constructors. is a great way for aspiring actors and
mile high coconut cream pie, and many
Students will be given the opportunity directors to start learning this important
more diner favorites will be on the EMS
to develop logic, analytical thinking, new literacy. This is a full morning
Camp diner menu this summer.
and creative reasoning in this fun, workshop. Students must enroll in both
interactive workshop. In the Lab Come learn about life in Filmmaking morning workshops in
Little Animation Studio Magical
the science laboratory! Students will order to participate.
learn how make scientific hypothesis,
creatures come to life in this hands- Jewelry Making Learn to make
how to write up a lab report, conduct
on summer camp workshop. Young earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pins,
experiments, and work together with
animators will come up with names, and more. Using all different kinds of
fellow scientists. Put on your lab coat
characteristics, and designs for their beads, gemstones, wire, string, and
and get ready for some fun in the lab.
invented beings. Using a variety of other unique supplies, students will
art making materials and methods, Little Animation Studio have a chance to create one-of-a-kind
they will create these visions and work See Workshop 1 for description. jewelry pieces to wear and share.
together to bring them to life using stop
motion animation. Students will use Scrapbooking Create your own Sports Conditioning Students will
professional grade animation software scrapbook using special papers, participate in competitive games that
and equipment and develop deductive stickers, quotes, and other fun get them moving and active. The goal
reasoning, collaboration, and problem design techniques. Students will of the week is to encourage them to
solving skills along the way. They will take photographs from around the stay active and build the foundation of
record sound and even have a chance EMS campus or their own collection a healthy lifestyle. These high-intensity
to be in front of the lens themselves. to create their scrapbook pages. games are not only rigorous, but fun
The finished film will be shared via Turn your summer memories into and exciting.
online link and visitors to our Vimeo lasting treasures.
page to view, download, and share the
film again and again.
16Young Chemists Students will explore So You Want to Be A YouTuber? Kitchen Chemistry Explore the science
chemical reactions and learn how Students will have a chance to put of kitchen chemistry as you investigate
atoms bond together and rearrange their acting and public speaking skills ingredients that pop, fizz, and foam.
themselves to form new substances. to work by developing and producing Discover amazing transformations of
Students will also investigate the rate of tutorial videos, unboxing, and reviewing common ingredients and see how
the reaction and how it can be changed, both real and make-believe products. science can happen in the kitchen
as well as explore endothermic and Learn how to safely post your videos before your very eyes.
exothermic reactions. and share them with family and friends.
Workshop 2
Workshop 2 Week 7: August 5-9
Cell City Students will learn the
Filmmaking Workshop 1 for Workshop 1 structure and function of an animal cell
description. Aviation Engineers Do you question and create a 3-D cell that represents
how a machine as heavy as an airplane a city of their choice. Each organelle
Learn How to Draw Anime Do you
can fly? Do you want to learn how air of the cell will be represented by a
enjoy the Anime style of art animation?
pressure works perfectly to create building from within the city that mimics
Would you like to learn how to do it
airplane lift? Does testing the limits of the function of the cell’s organelle.
yourself? In this class, students will
develop skills across drawing, painting, your model airplane intrigue you? If you Cool It! Make delicious creations
and illustrating a character design while answered yes, then you are qualified without turning on the heat. In this
concentrating on a variety of Japanese to be an airplane engineer. You’ll use class, students will prepare foods from
Anime styles. this newly-learned knowledge to build appetizers to desserts that can be
your own airplane and then fly it in the made by mixing, chopping, chilling,
Oh, the Pastabilities! So many kinds ultimate test flight. If having fun while and freezing. After you make these cool
of pasta and so few days! Students will learning STEM concepts is what you treats, take time to chill out!
learn how to make homemade pasta love, then this course is for you.
and sauces. Ravioli, gnocchi, manicotti, Handwork Studio Students will spend
alfredo, and pesto are just a few of the EMS Summer Times Create our very their time sharing stories and laughs
traditional favorites the students will own camp newspaper while developing while stitching snuggly creatures and
learn to make. Mangia! writing and journalism skills. Learn crafty accessories. The goal is to teach
interviewing, as well as writing, and the fun, practical skills of knitting, hand
Sherlock Holmes Club Calling all editing, to put together our newspaper. and machine sewing, needle-felting,
mystery lovers: using clues, students
Fantastic Beasts and Mythical Figures and much more in a space where
will solve some Summer Explorations
A comparative study of mythical students will be enveloped in learning,
mysteries. They will learn science
creatures from all types of fictional creativity, imagination, and giggles.
techniques like fingerprinting, DNA
extraction, impression footprints and stories from across the cultures and Magic Wizards If you’ve always wanted
much more. time. Students will create and compile to perform magic tricks and illusions,
a class scrapbook of their favorite you could be a Magic Wizard. You’ll be
creations to take home and share. transformed, when you learn seemingly
Fashion and Machine Sewing impossible illusions like the “truth-
With a wide choice of on-trend sewing telling tube,” “card reading,” and “anti-
patterns to choose from, and bolts card levitation” tricks. Students will learn
and bolts of tempting fabrics, every magic tricks to hold their own magic
student will have ownership in what shows for friends and family. So grab
they choose to make in this workshop. your magic wand and wizard’s hat, your
Teachers will work with the students wish has been granted.
to ensure that they are being taught Team Sports Students will learn and
the necessary and appropriate skills. play games that foster their athletic skills
Skills range from learning how to use and emphasize what it means to be part
the sewing machine, as well as skills of a team. Games played will reinforce
like measuring, pinning, cutting, and teamwork, rules, skills, and strategies.
assembling patterns. Come play and have fun.
17GRADES 7 THROUGH 9 PROGRAM
Counselor In Training Program
Grades 7–9
June 24–July 12 and/or July 15–August 2
Our Counselor in Training (CIT) Program offers selected applicants the opportunity to develop self-
confidence, an understanding of leadership skills, and the skills needed to be an effective and caring
counselor. This extensive three-week, full-day program allows students to learn leadership skills through
cooperative games, role play activities, observation, and hands-on training with younger campers. The
focus is on small group dynamics, communication skills, teamwork, and value clarification, as well as
conflict resolution.
Selected applicants participate in a variety of exercises and challenges, and also have the opportunity
to complete a First Aid/CPR course and an American Camping Association online course in Youth
Leadership. Our Counselors in Training will also be given the task of organizing a community service
event for the camp at the end of each three-week session. The goal is to have our CITs acquire the skills
to be effective leaders at camp and in their communities. Interested students must contact Liza Hards at
lhards@elisabethmorrow.org to obtain an application. Students may enroll in one or both of the three-
week sessions. The cost is $1,300 per session.
18FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What’s the schedule?
Children can have fun all summer long at Summer Take the
Explorations. Weekly sessions run from June 25
through August 10. Children, ages 3–first grade,
enjoy classroom based programming with specialized
Next Step
theme weeks. Children in grades 2–6 choose two Attend an Open House
workshops each week and then make daily afternoon Learn more about our great summer
activity choices. Hours are 8:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. for offerings. Our Open House will be
half day or 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. for full day. held on March 10, 2019 from 1-3 p.m.
Contact us to register.
How much does camp cost?
Parents have the flexibility to choose the schedule Schedule a personal tour
that’s right for your family. Select the full-day option Experience for yourself the energy at
for $610 per week, or half days for $415 per week. The Elisabeth Morrow School and the
Before-camp care is available from 7:30–8:30 a.m. for beauty of our 14-acre campus. Call
$10 per day. After-camp is available from 3:30–5:30 p.m. today to schedule your individual tour.
for $25 per day.
Register.
How about lunch? Then start planning
Children can bring a lunch from home or order online Create a customized weekly schedule
from Simply Gourmet. Those who order lunch set up that mixes academic-based workshops,
accounts online to choose weekly meals and to pay. outdoor activities, and sports. Please
Summer Explorations provides daily nut-free snacks be aware that many workshops fill up
including fresh fruit and vegetables and baked goods. quickly, so it’s important to register
For other dietary restrictions, campers are welcome to early at www.elisabethmorrow.org.
bring snacks from home. Registration opens the first week in
February 2019.
Is transportation available?
We work with Rainbow Transportation for all of our Contact us for
transportation needs during the summer. Families more information
contract privately with Rainbow Transportation explorations@elisabethmorrow.org
to determine routes and fees. 201.568.5566, ext. 7333
19GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration Confirmation of Registration
Registration is available through our website at Confirmation of registration will be emailed when payment
www.elisabethmorrow.org. Please click on the is processed. Any additional information about Summer
Summer Explorations button on the school’s home page. Explorations including confirmation of workshops, camp
procedures, and policies will be sent in the middle of June.
Please note: grade levels refer to the grade the child
will enter in September 2019. Please complete all sections Discipline
of the registration in their entirety. You will be set up with The Elisabeth Morrow School and Summer Explorations
a user name and password so you can return to the is a place where all children feel welcome and safe.
registration form at any time. Therefore, we reserve the right to dismiss any children
from our summer program who are disruptive, exhibit
Enrollments are limited and accepted on a first-come, behavior that intimidates or threatens the camp experiences
first-served basis. If a workshop does not meet the of any other students, are destructive to school property or
minimum enrollment, it may be canceled. Registrants grounds, and/or for any other reason deemed reasonable by
will be contacted via email and asked to select another the Director of Auxiliary Programs.
workshop or a refund will be given.
Transportation
A non-refundable registration fee of $100 is due Transportation to and from camp is not included in the tuition
at time of registration. All remaining tuition is due fees. Information on private bus transportation is available
by May 1, 2019. Payment can be made by credit card upon request through the Summer Explorations Programs
or electronic check. Check or cash payment will be Office at 201.568.5566, ext. 7333.
accepted in the office; however, registration will not be Food
complete until full payment is received. Checks are Mid-morning snacks are provided for the students. Lunches
payable to The Elisabeth Morrow School. can be brought from home or purchased by the week through
Tuition for 2019 Simply Gourmet. More information can be found on our
Ages 3–Grade 6 Weekly Tuition: website regarding pricing and weekly menu selection. All
$415 for half day; $610 for full day EXCEPT snacks provided to the students are peanut and tree-nut free.
Week of July 1–5: $335 for half day; $485 for full day T-Shirts
CIT Program: $1,300 per three-week session All students will receive a camp t-shirt during their first week
Additional Program Fees program. Each student will receive only one t-shirt per summer.
Orton-Gillingham Reading Instruction: Students are asked to wear their camp t-shirt each Wednesday
Grade 1: add $100 for each weekly session and for any off-campus trips.
(June 24–July 12 and/or July 15–Aug. 2) Attendance
Grade 2–3: add $300 for each three-week session Please notify the Summer Explorations Program Office at
(June 24–July 12 and/or July 15–Aug. 2) 201.568.5566, ext. 7333 if your child will be absent.
Before-Camp: (7:30–8:30 a.m.) $10 per day Extended Day
After-Camp: (3:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.): $25 per day Summer Explorations offers before and after camp extended
day program options. Early Bird Care is from 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Late Pick-Up: (after 5:30 p.m.): $15 per 15 minutes and cost is $10 per day. After Camp Care is from 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Sibling Discount: 10% off total registration fee for each and cost is $25 a day. Families must register in advance for
additional sibling these options. For more information, please call the Summer
Refund Policy Explorations Program Office.
If registration is canceled after May 1, 2019, all tuition fees Additional Information
are non-refundable. There is no pro-rating of tuition and no If you have any additional questions or need
refunds for absences. further assistance regarding any portion of the
Health History registration process, please contact the
The Health History Form needs to be completed during the Summer Explorations Program Office at 201.568.5566,
online registration process. ext. 7333 or email explorations@elisabethmorrow.org.
Summer Explorations will be closed Thursday, July 4.
The Elisabeth Morrow School is in compliance with Federal and State Law regarding non-discriminatory practices in employment and
enrollment of students.
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