Educational Summer Camps For Preschool Age ( 3-6 ) Children

 

Preschool PALS Summer Camp Themes 2026

We are now offering preschool summer camps for students ages 3-6. Camps run Monday through Friday from 9:00 am -1:00 pm. Along with your application, a non-refundable $50 deposit is needed for EACH CAMP WEEK you register for. This deposit will be deducted from your weekly total. You are welcome to register for one, some or all weeks of camp.

Camp (9:00-1:00) will include activities and learning experiences based on our weekly themes. Please provide your child with a healthy snack, lunch, water bottle and one set of extra clothes. If you need to send in diapers/pull ups and wipes, please include them in your child’s backpack.
Cost - $300/week

July 6 - August 7 (5- 1 week sessions)

 In the event Learn with the Best camp does not meet minimum enrollment for any camp, Learn with the Best reserves the right to cancel that camp. Parents will be notified as promptly as possible.

Preschool Summer Camp Registration

Preschool Summer Camps (Ages 3-6)

  • Week 1 (First Week) - July 6 - July 10, 2026

    Transportation

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    Feelings, Greetings, & Breathing Techniques
    We will kick off summer camp with an exciting adventure as we zoom into our Transportation unit! Throughout the week, students will explore different types of transportation, including cars, trains, boats, and airplanes, through engaging, hands-on activities.

    In addition to learning about transportation, students will focus on important social-emotional and communication skills. These include identifying and labeling feelings, greeting peers appropriately, using simple breathing techniques, and pretending to be community helpers connected to transportation. Students will also practice initiating play with peers, compromising, and engaging in cooperative play, helping to build a strong foundation for positive social interactions as we begin our summer camp experience.

  • Week 2 - July 13-17, 2026
    Cost is $300/week.

    Pets

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    Calming Techniques & Helpful vs. Hurtful Choices
    Week two will be cute and cuddly, filled with wagging tails and friends who live in shells as we learn all about pets! Students will explore different types of pets and discuss how we care for animals in loving and responsible ways.

    During this week, students will be introduced to our friend Tucker Turtle, who will help teach calming strategies for times when emotions feel overwhelming. Through guided discussions and activities, students will learn to identify helpful and hurtful choices and practice making positive behavioral decisions. These skills will support students in managing emotions, interacting with peers, and creating a safe and supportive summer camp environment.

  • Week 3 - July 20-24, 2026
    Cost is $300/week.

    Colors

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    Problem-Solving Strategies
    Follow us over the rainbow as we explore Colors during week three of summer camp! Students will learn about the primary colors through hands-on, sensory-based activities, including finger painting and mixing colors to discover new shades. Throughout the week, students will also focus on developing problem-solving and communication skills. They will practice taking turns during games and while building with blocks. When challenges arise—such as a friend taking a toy, a structure being knocked down, or a tower falling on its own—students will learn and practice appropriate ways to express their feelings, ask for help, and work through problems with peers.

  • Week 4 - July 27-31, 2026
    Cost is $300/week.

    Zoo

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    Reviewing Problem-Solving Strategies & Conflict Resolution
    Week four is going to be a roar! Students will learn about a variety of zoo animals and explore how they differ from household pets. We will observe animals through live zoo cams from around the country, allowing students to connect real-world experiences to classroom learning.

    Throughout the week, students will continue to review and practice problem-solving and conflict resolution strategies. While stacking and building animal enclosures with blocks, students will practice taking turns, working cooperatively, and using descriptive language to explain their creations. When challenges arise—such as a structure being knocked down by a peer or falling on its own—students will learn and practice appropriate communication skills to express their feelings, ask for help, and work through conflicts in a positive way.

  • Week 5 - August 3-7, 2026
    Cost is $300/week.

    Dinosaurs

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    Reviewing Skills, Communicating Wants & Needs, and Conversations
    Join us for our final week of summer camp as we step back in time to explore the world of dinosaurs! Students will learn about fascinating dinosaurs such as the T-Rex, Brontosaurus, and Pterodactyl, along with exciting topics like volcanoes.

    Throughout the week, students will review and reinforce all the skills learned during summer camp. A strong focus will be placed on appropriately communicating wants and needs and engaging in simple conversations with both peers and adults. Through play-based and interactive activities, students will practice listening, taking turns in conversations, and expressing themselves clearly—ending summer camp with confidence and success.
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