Kaleidoscope Day Camp 
Are you looking for fun-filled activities for your children this summer? Atlanta International School is offering a kaleidoscope of activities for campers K-2nd grade including sports, enrichment, personal growth, and creative elements. Campers are sure to have an exciting exploration into our community, our world, and the universe we live in. Kaleidoscope Camp activities range from chemistry experiments to animal encounters, music exposure, drama events, Frisbee challenges, artistic alterations, and much more. Kaleidoscope Camp focuses on growing children from the inside with the tools they need to explore throughout the year. We provide a morning snack, lunch, an afternoon snack for extended day program only, and a camp T-shirt. Sign-up is limited so act now to reserve your space. If this is the basic level... imagine the rest of the possibilities!
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Summer Camp 2008 Details
June 9 - 13 Culinary week (AIS families only)
Who is our top chef? We will cook, learn about food, make ice cream, go visit the local grocery store, learn to fold napkins, make center pieces for a table, and have a cook off. Parents are invited to enjoy a meal created and served by the students.
Meal presentation for parents: Friday, June 13 at 5 p.m.
June 16 - 20 Literary week
We will write and illustrate a book, make a comic strip, develop a story with others, learn how to read out loud like an actor, modernize a classic, and have fun with literacy. Students will put together a final book or comic strip they can take home. They will also listen to great stories and get to participate in a reading comprehension quiz, which includes prizes.
Reading out-loud to parents: Thursday, June 19 at 5 p.m.
June 23 – 27 Fitness is Fun!
Let’s dance, exercise, and learn together! We will find out more about nutrition, make smoothies, get to know the secret behind staying fit and healthy, and have lots of fun with group games and activities that make us move. All students can participate, and feel comfortable with their own achievements.
July 7 – 11 Fairy Tales and Movie week
We will shoot a movie! Students will get to create the script, costumes, and their parts. There is also a lot to do behind the camera! Scenes need to be created and set up, the actors need to be directed, and don’t forget lighting and special sound effects. We will have a showing at the end of the week, complete with popcorn and beverages.
Movie showing for parents: Thursday, July 10 at 5 p.m.
July 14 – 18 Green Earth Week
What are some alternative energy sources out there? Can we create or use some ourselves? Students will do science experiments using wind or sun energy, plant flowers and trees, learn about packaging and the difference we all can make to keep our environment clean.
July 21 – 25 Soap Box Cars Week
Have you built something you can ride before? Well, neither have we! So let’s get together and create the coolest soap box cars, a space ship, and perhaps some model airplanes. There is lots to engineer, decorate, and pretend play, but hopefully some of our constructions will also drive or fly.
Showing off our ride to parents: Friday, July 24 at 2 p.m. / Barbeque 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
July 28 – Aug 1 Circus Week
We will have a clown visit, but more importantly, we’ll put together our own circus show! Everybody gets to participate in creating a program, costumes, decoration, and playing a part. There’s much to learn about animals, and people working in the arena. On Friday we will perform to parents.
Circus performance for parents: Friday, August 1 at 5 p.m. / Ice cream social 4 p.m.
August 11 – 19 Party week (AIS families only)
The summer is almost over, so we’ll party! We’ll have different themes each day and dance, play, goof off, and have a last hurrah before we go back to school. On Friday we’ll have a big barbeque, and we’ll get to cook, bake, decorate and maybe come up with a talent show. Kids get to choose their favorite activities, and create their own.
Barbeque with parents: Friday 15 starting at 4 p.m.
Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Cost: $275 per week
Ages: 4 Kindergarten - 2 grade *campers MUST be 4 before the first day of camp