IMPORTANT DATES Juneteenth Holiday Monday, June 20th Summer - No School Tuesday, June 20th - August 30th CAMP SCHEDULE -These camps have already been signed up for and are full TUESDAY, JULY 5TH - THURSDAY, JULY 14TH Variety Camp (1st-3rd Grades) Cooking (1st-3rd Grades) Not Just Art (1st-3rd Grades) Soccer (1st-3rd Grades) Outdoor Games (1st-3rd Grades) Cheer (1st-4th Grades) Books to Life (2nd-4th Grades) Basketball (2nd-5th Grades) Board Games (4th-6th Grades) Minecraft (4th-6th Grades) Geocaching (5th-6th Grades) Non-Traditional (5th-7th Grades) Canoeing (5th-9th Grades) Marching Band (6th-9th Grades) Bay Camp (7th-9th Grades) MONDAY, JULY 11TH - THURSDAY, JULY 21ST Nature Camp (K-1) MONDAY, JULY 18TH - THURSDAY, JULY 28TH Grossology (1st-3rd Grades) Variety Camp (1st-3rd Grades) Cooking (1st-3rd Grades) In/Out Games (1st-3rd Grades) Chickens and Garden (1st-8th Grades) Hiking/Exploring (4th-6th Grades) Board Games (4th-6th Grades) Soccer (4th-8th Grades) Community Service (4th-9th Grades) Cheer (5th-9th Grades) Basketball (6th-9th Grades) Biking (7th-9th Grades) Convocation Preparation Student Group (July 18th-21st) Nature Camp (K-1st Grade) MONDAY, AUGUST 1ST - THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH Navigators. Lawyer & Emmons Dreamers. Dupont Adventurers. Farrell & Bolton
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PICTURES FROM JULY 5TH, 2022 SUMMER CAMP ARRIVAL Campers arrived by bus and personal vehicles on Tuesday morning. Kids and adult camp leaders had to locate each other. Transportation issues had to be sorted out. Breakfast needed to be served and introductions made. Soon everyone settled into the expected activities. Kids appeared eager to spend time actively with new and old friends. Link to 10 Pictures. GEOCACHING CAMP Ms. Wight developed an incredible map of the school property to teach campers about using longitude and latitude to locate items (cute yellow rubber ducks). This exercise taught campers some fundamental map-reading skills and had them happily ranging around the school’s campus all morning. Link to 8 Pictures. Ms. Jarvis is shown holding up Ms. Wight’s map. Each camp staff member launched forth with a small group of campers to sharpen their skills. SOCCER CAMP The rain held off for this group of campers to practice their passing skills. In this exercise partners passed a ball back and forth using the inside of their feet. There was a lot of excitement and energy for moving about. Kids were eager to show off how fast they were and what they could do. NON TRADITIONAL CAMP These campers lucked out with the expected rain holding off during camp hours. As a result, they were able to enjoy considerable time outside (and inside) playing a variety of unfamiliar and familiar games. It was a great way for these older campers to enjoy time with each other. Link to Pictures.
Campers gathered in the cafeteria to familiarize themselves with the fishing equipment that they were to use at St. Albans Bay. They set up their rods and learned how to attach hooks to their fishing lines. Link to 5 Pictures. The Cioffi brothers shared a few pictures of campers with their fishing catches. CHEER CAMP The kids were being checked into camp in the little gym at the beginning of the day when this picture was taken. BASKETBALL CAMP Mr. Ward prepared to have campers do passing drills as a start to the basketball camp activities. MEALS The Abbey staff are shown preparing lunch on the first day of summer camp. 7-5-2022 LUNCH AND DEPARTURE | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WEATHER TODAY WEATHER OVER THE REST OF THIS CAMP SESSION |
COVID-19 RAPID TESTS ARE AVAILABLE You can email dstevens@maplerun.org or call 802-527-0565 and request a kit now or anytime over the summer. |
FOR STUDENTS WHO WANT TO STAY FIT BY RUNNING THIS SUMMER This summer Fairfield Rec. will be hosting weekly group runs for anyone interested in running cross country in the fall.
Start Date: 6/17/2022 @ 5:15 pm Location: Severance Road off of 105. Parking lot near Rail Trail. Distance: 5k or as far as you want. We will run the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail to Sheldon Springs. (This is a great out and back in the shade)
*Note - Parents are to stay with their kiddos or wait in the parking lot.
Any questions, contact Autumn Grudev (agrudev@maplerun.org) |
