List of 9 items.

• Hawken Cheer Camp

  Ages 7 - 12

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31

  9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  Cheer is a widely growing sport that builds athletic fitness, coordination, and confidence. Hawken Cheer Camp offers campers the opportunity to develop their cheer knowledge, improve skills, and engage in coordination. At cheer camp, you will learn cheer routines, dance choreography, explore gymnastic techniques, and improve physical fitness. Come spend an active week training with other cheer enthusiasts.

• Lego Creators and Inventors

  Ages 7 – 10

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  This camp is for the child who simply loves to imagine, build, and create new and wonderful creations out of Legos. During this week-long camp, campers will work in teams and individually. In addition to city planning, campers will create their own Lego catalog. Using their imagination, campers will create different categories of Lego creations, create and build, then photograph them to put together into their own unique catalog, just like the ones that arrive at the house throughout the year. This camp is perfect for the outside-the-box Lego enthusiast.

• Outdoor Explorers

  Ages 7 – 10

  March 27 – March 31

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  Join Ms. Morgan in exploring the great outdoors. Children will be the leaders as they join together with friends to create their own fun. Richard Louv, author of the popular book Last Child in the Woods brought together a new and growing body of research indicating that direct exposure to nature is essential for healthy childhood development and for the physical and emotional health of children (and adults).  Louv recommends providing children with prolonged exposure to unstructured outdoor play, where children are required to use their imagination, interact with nature, and exercise their bodies. Through careful supervision, Ms. Morgan will lead children through the great outdoors as they follow animal tracks through the Hawken woods, build forts, collect fall leaves, and play. The possibilities for outdoor fun are endless.

• Jr. All-Star Camps

  Ages 5 - 9        

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  All-Star Sports Camp is the perfect fit for the active child who just can’t get enough running, jumping, throwing, and kicking during the day. This skill- and game-based camp offers your young athlete the perfect opportunity to learn and excel in a variety of sports in an exciting camp setting. New skills will be taught and old ones will be developed through carefully-planned drills that are then practiced through age-appropriate competitions. Join veteran Hawken Day Camp counselors for an action-packed week of on-the-move sports fun.

  *Outdoor winter games will take place if there is snow. Please send hats, gloves, boots, and snowpants.

• Jr. Chef Cupcake Challenge

  Ages 8 – 13      

  March 27 – March 31

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $450
  
  

  Sending your child to a one-of-a-kind cooking camp will teach them the skills that they can use for a lifetime! Whether your child loves to cook or just wants to have fun learning new recipes and being in the kitchen, Jr. Chefs Cupcake Challenge is perfect. Your child will work together with other campers to cook creative meals, snacks, and desserts. They will also engage in structured games and activities. Throughout the week, we will have themed days and cupcake challenges like those seen on TV’s Chopped and The Next Food Network Star. The week will be capped off with a team cupcake challenge judged by professional chefs.

• Pet Projects

  Ages 6 - 10  

  March 20 – March 24

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $375

   

  Make creative projects all about your pet! Campers will spend a fun-filled week making a variety of craft projects for their favorite pet or animal. Crafts, pet toys, and treats - even a portrait of your pet - are included in the week’s activities. Camp will not be limited to just your pet; campers will learn about their favorite animals and even build a Lego Zoo.

• Minecraft

  Ages 7 – 12

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31           

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  Come enjoy a week exploring the virtual world of Minecraft. Daily adventures await every morning when campers enter pre-constructed worlds to solve puzzles, overcome obstacles, and build virtual communities. Children will be able to exercise their creative muscles in the Minecraft camp’s very own Minecraft server. While set in “creative mode,” campers will be able to utilize unlimited resources to build whatever they can imagine and then explore each other’s creations. Hawken will supply laptops and mice, and a Hawken IT staff member will be available to assist children with computer skills as well as Minecraft gameplay.

• Spring Crafts, Games, and More

  Ages 5 – 8

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31

  July 25 – July 29          

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $400
  
  

  Get out of the cold and in where it’s warm for exciting creative fun. The season of winter will inspire a week full of fun crafts, games, and projects. With everything from winter watercolors to snow-inspired slime, campers will get their hands messy and their imaginations running. This camp is perfect for the child that likes all forms of art. Games will be taught each day so that children can go home inspired and lead family game nights over the cold winter months. Join us as we beat the cold!

• Chess Camp

  Ages 5 – 14

  Session I: March 20 – March 24

  Session II: March 27 – March 31

  9:00 am – 3:00 pm

  Lyndhurst Campus

  $350
  
  

  Join us to find out how a simple board of 64 black and white squares and 32 black and white pieces could help improve your concentration and patience, analytical and strategic thinking, creativity and imagination, confidence and resilience, and finally, friendship and spirit! Students with any chess knowledge, including beginners, are welcome.