Dupont Kids Fitness' weekly summer camps offer non-competitive sports and nutrition education for campers. Our coaching staff are required to be certificated teachers and they provide high quality lessons throughout the week. Campers will have the opportunity to particiate in bike hikes, parks tours, library visits, nutritious cooking class, and many more fun and exciting health and fitness related activities throughout the summer.

Build a variety of mechanical creations and explore the fundamentals of simple mechanics. Use Lego Simple Machines, Lego WeDo, and Robotix kits to build and discover.

Since ancient times there have been legends that tell of those that could communicate with the trees. Different trees were said to have different powers, and if you could communicate with the trees you could learn their powers. Learn their names, listen to their secrets and maybe even learn their language. Patience and an open heart may lead you into the realm of those that can talk to trees. What power would you like to learn from the trees? Join your team in discovering the ancient magic of the trees by: - Learning to identify Pacific Northwest native tree species - Exploring the process of forest succession - Discovering the importance of fire in a forest ecosystem - Deciphering secret codes - Searching for the hidden realm of the tree people.

Charlie – Alpha – Mike – Papa – Echo – Romeo - Sierra! Do you have what it takes to become a pilot? Learn how pilots plan a flight, communicate with the tower, and navigate the skies. Meet with pilots and flight instructors and learn all about modern aviation.

It’s time to express yourself! We’ll create our own masterpieces while learning about colors, shapes, textures, sculpture and wearable art.

Join Melissa Blumhagen and helpers for an active, fun-filled four days of activities! Campers will participate in crafts, dance, games, stories, songs, sports, hikes and free play. Bring a lunch and a water bottle. Look for course #97549 on SPARC.

Finally, time to wear something other than a parka! To get our summer season jumping we have a brand new kids' summer camp dedicated to, well, summer! In this class the kids will learning basic sewing techniques while finishing a super cute wrap skirt and board shorts to wear at the beach. For the boys we will make two board shorts with pockets. A small materials list will be emailed out prior to class.

Moss Bay campers enjoy an outstanding summer youth recreation program with a terrific staff, quality adventures, excellent sports equipment, good times and great rowing, kayaking, sailing and paddle board instruction. Week-long camps on Lake Union offered with different water sports for kids of various ages. Safety is Moss Bay’s priority. See website for full details.

Join Jake Harris and the ZeroWaste Team to create an entire ecosystem of ocean creatures for this year's Fremont Summer Solstice Parade using Recycled Materials! Campers will learn how to use costumes and humor to raise awareness about critical environmental issues, and have a lot of fun creating and performing in a solstice parade entry.

Practice Makes Perfect Soccer Camps for ages 5 - 14 by Priestwick Sackeyfio, past professional soccer player from Ghana. Call today for more information 206-499-4019. Our Practice Makes Perfect Soccer Camp program is designed to help the beginning player as well as the serious, committed player to understand and recognize the challenges and the demands of the modern game. In this camp, each player is given the freedom, the guidance, and the encouragement required to meet these challenges and demands with creativity, imagination, and flair. Learn how to handle the ball, including trapping, heading, chesting, and focus on body movement, behind the ball, off the ball, breaking away, receiving. Work on physical conditioning, with an emphasis on speed and strength training. Practice many, many different techniques. Absorb the rules of the game. Play raw soccer in the mini-scrimmage format, and of course, have fun! See full schedule at our website.

Parents: What are your kids going to do all summer long? Help them say “goodbye” to the summertime doldrums and send them to the R.E.A.L. Summer Adventure Program at Northshore Christian Academy. Where kids find Relational, Exciting, and Active Learning all summer long. Open to all; no prior affiliation with NCA necessary. Options include 3, 4 or 5 days/week attendance.

Introducing young children to the joys of horsemanship is one of the highlights of summer at RockMeadow. Campers enjoy a one-week day camp with plenty of hands-on time with safe and well trained horses an ponies. The camps are limited to just ten campers, insuring that each child receives plenty of one on one attention from our instructors and camp counselors. Our camps are designed to be an excellent introductory experience for young children with little to no riding background. Activities include daily classes about horses, grooming, feeding and caring for a horse or pony, daily riding lessons, arts and crafts, gardening, trail walks, pizza party and end of the week horse show. Each camper will receive a camp tee-shirt, Certificate of Achievement and Horse Show Award.

Explore the world of worms, slugs, snails and other slippery critters. Learn their role in the garden. Go on a slug hunt, charm snails from their shells and hold live, wiggly worms! Slimy! Revel in the family organic garden in this two-day class for parents and preschoolers. Learn what to plant and how to work together to grow in your own garden. This class introduces children and parents to insects, flowers and the garden world. The session includes gardening, an art project, stories, our famous sun tea and yummy snacks!

Join SYT this summer as we learn to express our creative minds and bodies, develop theatrical passion, and explore the world around us through performance art! By each Friday, through the use of team collaboration, technique-based youth drama training, and our own collective imagination, students will create and present a piece which highlights the theatrical element of the week. Curriculum will vary each session, with a core focus of movement based creative drama. SYT supports families of all income levels. We will work to accommodate students regardless of ability to pay. Weekly sessions:

Week 1: Sets and Costumes

Week 2: Playwriting and Movement

Week 3*: Shakespeare for Kids! (no camp Thursday, July 4)

Week 4: Musical Theater

Have you ever wanted to know why the sky is blue, how fast a worm can travel, or what makes our hearts beat? In this week of hands-on science, campers will do experiments, learn the process of scientific inquiry, and discover fascinating facts about the world’s most interesting scientific topics. During our field trip to the Kids in Medicine laboratory at the Seattle Science Foundation, we will dissect a pig heart in the bioskills lab to learn about body systems and medicine.