Kingdom East Camp Weekly Update: Week 2
July 12, 2021
Welcome to Week 2 of Camp!
We had an active and engaging first week of camp! Students swam, biked, danced hiked, read, ran, created, collaborated, and so much more. Thank you to all our community partners who helped make this week great! We can't wait for more fun: Read below for Week 1 highlights and important updates and reminders for Week 2.
Friday Activities:
This Friday, K-3 will be at LTS for the following activities:
- Kindergarten: Old Stone House Museum presentations & water/field day activities.
- 1st Grade: Performance by Jon Gailmore, song writing workshops & water/field day activities.
- 2nd Grade: Performance by Jon Gailmore, song writing workshops & water/field day activities. Gymnastics trip for Group 3 only.
- 3rd Grade: Presentations by The Fairbanks Museum & water/field day activities.
- 4th - 7th Grade will take the following trips:
- 4th Grade: Jay Peak Water Park
- 5th Grade: Whale's Tale Water Park
- 6th Grade: Burke Mountain Pool & Kingdom Trails mountain biking
- 7th Grade: Siskin Outdoor Center
**Please note that students are grouped by last year's grade**
Meet Our New Summer Camp Director!
Morgan Moore, Director of Experiential Learning/Summer School Program Director
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