Currently, we are set to run Onsite camps in the months of June (Palo Alto) and July (Los Altos).
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Currently, we are set to run Onsite camps in the months of June (Palo Alto) and July (Los Altos).
Please subscribe to our mailing list (if you have not already) for any updates.
We want to do all we can to support the Imagineerz community through these uncertain times. We have a very flexible refund policy – we will provide 100% refunds of camp tuition fee for any cancellations all the way up to June 1st.
And as usual, any changes to camp dates is FREE.
We really do hope to run summer camp as planned, however, if we are unable to do so because of state/local guidelines or any other changes in the current situation, then Imagineerz will provide you with a choice of:
When we polled parents, they spoke loud and clear that they really wanted physical camps for their kids this summer. So, we are putting in a lot of time and resources towards making physical camp happen. Hence, once camp begins, in the unfortunate event that camp has to close down partly or fully because of any COVID-19 related reason, we will not be able to provide refunds. We will provide you with one of two options:
Safety, health, and wellness have always been a top priority at Camp Imagineerz. That is one of the main reasons we keep our numbers small – we do not have 100s of campers like some other camps, so we can give each camper the attention they need. This year, we will have half the kids we usually have in each classroom for increased safety.
We are closely monitoring guidelines from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the American Camp Association (ACA) and will proactively communicate with local health departments for advice. We will be sure to:
For details, visit our COVID-19 Safety Page.
Besides planning for camp, we have two awesome initiatives we are currently working on:
Imagineerz@Home: We are creating video content for parents/guardians to use with their children in a home setting to allow kids to continue developing their i-Can! mindsets at home while pursuing creative and fun activities! More information about this coming soon! Please subscribe to our mailing list for more communication about this.
Imagineerz@School: We are working on developing a video-based “plug and play” curriculum that schools can use to bring Growth Mindset and Stanford Design Thinking to their schools through STEAM challenges. We have many schools implementing this program including Huff Elementary in Mountain View, De Vargas Elementary in Cupertino, and St. Nicholas. See details here.
Here are some Imagineerz resources to help navigate the next few weeks:
Questions you can ask your child to come up with projects that you can do together:
Ideas for activities to do at home inspired by what we do at Camp Imagineerz:
How you can come up with your own Maker challenges:
Brainstorm a list of nouns and a list of actions and combine them in different ways using this sentence frame:
Build a(n) ___________ that can _________
Example List of Nouns:
Example List of Actions:
As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us through e-mail at info@imagineerz-learning.com or phone at 650-308-9592.