CHECK BACK IN MAY FOR MORE SUMMER 2022 DETAILS
[box] Unless there are changes to public health recommendations, campers will be required to wear a mask at camp anytime they are not sitting and eating.
Masks must meet CDC guidelines. While we will not require nose-wire, the mask must be secure without significant gaps between the fabric and your child's face and it must stay up over the nose during activities without constant adjustment.
Campers who cannot maintain appropriate face coverings will be sent home.[/box]
Campers should wear clothing for movement - shorts under skirts please! – and layers appropriate for the weather. Camp is very active and your camper may be warm during our yoga classes.
Your camper should also have walking and playground appropriate shoes - No flip-flops, no open-healed crocs or clogs, no ballet flats. If your camper arrives in in inappropriate shoes, you may be asked to bring an alternative pair before lunch.
Your camper needs weather-appropriate outer wear. Unless weather is dangerously terrible, we are going outside. In winter, that means hats, gloves, coats, long pants (yes, we've had campers show up with bare legs mid-winter), rain gear etc. If they are inappropriately dressed, they are going to be cold and/or wet.
All PK4/K campers need a change of underwear, pants and socks! Even if you think they are completely reliable about their bathroom needs, accidents happen. We find campers caught up in the fun of camp don't want to stop and go to the bathroom. Even with regular reminders, PK4/K campers (and sometimes older ones) tend to overestimate how long they can wait, especially when we are out on the playground and bathrooms are not convenient.