Summer Camps

Lego Camp (Ms. Emily Good): June 9th - 13th and June 16th - 20th  (Entering 1st-5th Grade) 

Welcome to the land of Legos! During this one-week summer camp, students will explore Legos through different STEM activities. Each day, students will complete a different challenge, such as a marble run, a volcano, and a balloon car. This will be a fun, hands-on, and creative approach to Legos. We hope you will join us in discovering all that Legos has to offer. If you have any questions about this summer camp, please reach out to Emily Good (emily_good@iu13.org) Her son, Jackson, will also be helping with this camp and is looking forward to helping your student build creatively (he will be a sophomore at Manheim Township High School in the fall). 

Little Saints Camp (Mrs. Bomberger): June 23rd-27th (Entering 1st-Entering 4th)

Are you ready for some fun getting to know some of our favorite Saints a little better? Learn how many of the Saints were just ordinary people like us, and some did amazing things! There’s even a new Saint who played soccer and loved video games! We will focus on a Saint each day with crafts, music, indoor/outdoor games and making some awesome snacks.   Some activities may be a little messy and even a little wet!  Each “little saint” will receive a T-shirt to wear on the last day of camp, and we’ll cap off the week with a picture show where you’ll be the stars! 

Little Saints Helpers: - (Middle School)

Hey, Middle Schoolers!  Want to earn some service hours and have fun working with our “little saints?”  Why not volunteer to be a helper at our Little Saints Camp this summer? We are looking for helpers entering 6th grade through 8th, who would be available each morning to lend a hand.  Contact Mrs. Bomberger - cbomberger@sacredheartsch.org with any questions or to volunteer.

Acampamento! (Spanish camp)  (Ms. Holly Galvez): June 23-27  (Entering 5th-8th Grade)

Please join us for a week of Acampamento! Campers will experience crafting, singing, movement, games and community building during this week-long camp.  Activities will be presented in Spanish and English, encouraging exposure to the Spanish-language.  Traditional crafts, songs and games from Spanish-speaking countries will be included in our rhythm.  The theme of the week will be the connection between ancient peoples, the Summer Solstice and the Ascension of Jesus.

Superhero Camp (Mr. Sanchez): June 23-27 (Entering 3rd-5th Grade)

Release your inner Superhero. This camp will focus on creating a relaxed and fun environment for participants to explore creative play, reading, writing, and illustration with a focus on comic books and superhero narratives. 

Campers will read and study a selection of superhero comics and old TV shows. Then move into developing their own superhero character and story. Campers will have structured play using obstacle courses and other activities to promote creativity and explore their characters. Using arts and crafts, campers will create and draw their own superheroes. They will be encouraged to deep dive into defining what qualities and attributes their superhero possesses. Then, move into the development of other characters and plot their stories.  During this exploration they will study the structure of a story with a focus on beginning, middle and end.

At the end of the camp, students will share their characters and stories with the group and receive supportive feedback. 

Book Cooks Camp (Mrs. Huber): July 7th - 11th (Entering Preschool 4’s- entering 2nd Grade) 

Always looking for the fun in food while learning and practicing cooking skills, our campers will cook up recipes inspired by children's literature. Some of our favorite books will come to life as our Junior Chefs help measure, mix, decorate and taste their literature-inspired culinary concoctions.

Baking Camp (Mrs. Christine O’Neill): July 7th - 11th (Entering 3rd- 8th Grade)

Campers will learn the basics of baking.  Each day we will be embarking into a new culinary delight—-homemade cookies, brownies, cupcakes, and sweet breads all made from scratch! Students will learn how to measure ingredients, crack eggs, temperatures, how to know when your dessert is fully cooked and decorating our creations to fully explore their creativity. We will be exploring the best flavor combinations. The children will be taking home their sweet treats to share with their family (Please keep me informed of any allergies so that recipes can be modified.)

Theatre Camp (Mrs. Stetler): July 14th - 18th (Entering 4th - 8th Grade) 

Students will learn the basics of Theatre Arts through such activities as pantomime, improvisation, and effective speaking using articulation, projection and breathing. Students will rehearse various scenes from plays and explore acting, storytelling, and theatre production to bolster their theatre skills. Working in groups, students will come up with ideas, brainstorm those ideas, create characters, imagine events, and write scripts. The camp will end with a short performance of skills learned over the course of the week. This camp will build self-confidence, imagination, creativity, and communication skills, as well as fostering an interest in the dramatic arts.

Young Explorers Adventure Camp: July 14-18 (Mrs Huber & Mrs London): (Entering Preschool 4’s- entering 3rd Grade) 

The Young Explorers Adventure Camp is perfect for younger children who are ready to embark on a week of adventure and discover the world around them! This camp combines play and learning, introducing kids to STEM concepts, art, and creative play in a hands-on, fun environment. With activities like camping under the stars, attending a rodeo, traveling through space, exploring under the sea and trekking on a safari, your little one will have a blast while developing important skills for the future.

Acampamento! (Spanish camp)  (Ms. Holly Galvez): July 21-25  (Entering K-4th Grade)

Please join us for a week of Acampamento! Campers will experience crafting, singing, movement, games and community building during this week-long camp.  Activities will be presented in Spanish and English, encouraging exposure to the Spanish-language.  Traditional crafts, songs and games from Spanish-speaking countries will be included in our rhythm.   The theme of the week will be the connection between hard work, where our food comes from, and the spirit of generosity.

Acampamento Helpers! (middle school): July 21 - 25 If you are a middle school student in need of service hours, please consider volunteering with Acampamento! this week.  Opportunities to engage with younger campers, while assisting the lead counselor with tasks is a fun way to get your volunteering in! Please email hgalvez@sacredheartsch.org for more info. 

Football Camp (Mr. Williams):  July 21-24th, 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. (Boys entering 3rd-8th grade)

Football camp will be offered for boys entering 3rd grade-8th grade. Camp will offer many ways to grow athletically as a football player, and personally as a friend and teammate. Kids will have the opportunity to learn how to play the different positions in football, along with having the chance to play organized games of flag football and compete in many other challenges that the camp will bring! This is a great place to run around, compete with friends, learn about football, and develop skills working through adversity by using teamwork. We will not use any football helmets/pads, and campers are welcome whether they play organized football or not! 

For all questions, please reach out to Erik Williams at:  ewilliams@sacredheartsch.org 

Sewing Camp (Mrs. Christine O’Neill): July 21 - 25 (Entering 5th -8th Grade) 

Campers will learn the basic fundamentals of sewing: how to thread a needle, proper sewing stitches, repairing holes and seams , replacing buttons etc. Campers will progress into beginner embroidery and hand-beading. These techniques are great ways to customize your wardrobe and accessories. They help the children explore their creative side.

Math Camp (Mrs. Stetler): August 4th - 8th (Entering 5th - 8th Grade)

This camp will unleash your inner Mathematician and ignite your passion for numbers. Dive into engaging activities, challenging puzzles, and collaborative projects that will build your problem-solving skills, deepen conceptual understanding, and foster a love for mathematics. Students will engage with interactive games, solve real-world applications, work in teams to tackle complex problems, and enhance critical thinking and communication skills. Do Summer Math Packets sometimes cause confusion and frustration? Well, students can bring their packets to camp and receive any needed guidance. This camp will enhance math skills, prepare students for advanced courses, build curiosity, and develop a love of problem-solving.