STEAM Frozen Fun: December 21-23

Let’s chill out and explore! Little scientists will discover the magic of winter through hands-on STEAM activities featuring ice experiments, frosty creations, and fluffy fake snow. We’ll mix, build, explore, and play our way through three days of snow much fun!

Location: Dorothy F. Johnson Center Toddler Classroom, 775 E. 16th Street

Ages 3-5 | Mon-Wed | 12/21-12/23 | 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM | $120 Click here to register!

STEAM Polar Pals: December 28-30

Calling all penguin and polar bear fans! Join us for a chilly adventure filled with icy STEAM experiments, fluffy fake snow, and games inspired by our polar pals. We’ll explore, experiment, and play our way through exploring the coolest creatures around!

Location: Dorothy F. Johnson Center Toddler Classroom, 775 E. 16th Street

 Ages 3-5 | Mon-Wed | 12/28-12/30 | 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM | $120 Click here to register!

Children must be fully potty-trained to attend this camp. Please review expectations below.

Daily Camp Essentials 

• Snacks for snack time AND a nutritious lunch for lunch time
• Plenty of water - in a water bottle that campers can open and close independently
• Clothes and shoes that can get messy or wet
• An extra set of clothes in a plastic bag labeled with their name

Camp Hours

• Drop off anytime between 8:30 AM-9:00 AM. Free Play is available until camp activities start at 9:00 AM.
• Pick Up between 12:00-12:30 PM. Late pick ups are subject to a $1/minute late charge. 
• IMPORTANT! During pick up, only people who are authorized during the registration process will be allowed to pick up a camper. For the safety of the participants, all people picking up must show their ID to confirm their name is on the "authorized pick up" list. If you need to add anyone else to the camper's “authorized pick up” list after registration, please fill out the Pick Up Authorization Add Form and bring it to camp.

PRO TIP! We have found our participants have the most success at drop-off if parents create a "good-bye ritual" with their child: Give those last hugs and kisses, and tell them you can’t wait to see them after the program. Instead of lingering during drop-off, following through on your "ritual" and heading out to your day is best.

Rules and Expectations

CARD programs are committed to being safe and enjoyable places for all. In general, all campers are expected to follow the below behavior expectations. Our programs maintain ratios and are not designed for one-on-one care. Staff may remove a child from the program for recurring behavioral concerns or extreme situations. A Program Behavior Notification will be reviewed with the guardian at pick-up if a camper does not meet the below participant expectations.

• Be Safe (includes staying with the group, keeping hands and feet to themselves)
• Be Respectful (includes listening and following directions, using appropriate language, being kind to others, using equipment properly)
• Be Responsible (includes using the restroom independently/no bathroom accidents, keeping track of personal items, telling the truth)
• Bathroom Expectations: All children must be fully potty trained and able to use the restroom independently (no pull-ups). Staff will give reminders and may verbally assist children with bathroom usage; however, your child must be able to do the following independently:
  • communicate their need to use the bathroom
  • wipe and flush without making a mess
  • pull up their pants
  • change their own clothes