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Half-day Club SciKidz camp at Lydell for kids 6-9 interested in how the human body works. Hands-on activities cover muscles, blood vessels, and how the body thinks, moves, filters, and fuels itself. Mornings 9am to noon for one week. Kids bring a water bottle and lunch.
Beginner climbing course for 5-8 year-olds at Novak Family Fieldhouse in Brown Deer. Instructors Zoe Hawk and Braeden Blockel walk kids through basic technique and safety, with bouldering and traversing built into games and challenges so it doesn't feel like a lecture. Four weekday-morning sections to pick from.
Afternoon Club SciKidz camp at Lydell for kids 10-13 — art crossed with engineering. Projects are inspired by Van Gogh, Picasso, and Michelangelo, with bold paint experiments, clay sculpting, and creative engineering challenges. One week, 1-4pm.
Dive into the creative world of clay at Tooth and Nail Studio's four-day camp for teens. This hands-on experience lets young artists craft their own unique dioramas, learning slab construction and sculpting techniques along the way. It's a perfect opportunity for budding sculptors to express their imagination and bring a mini world to life.
Five-week soccer program for kids ages 3-10 at Cumberland Elementary's north field, Mondays June 15 through July 13. Run by Spring Sports LLC. Six sections offered, so there's likely a time block that works.
Dive into a whimsical underwater world with your little ones at Bubble Bay & Treasure Troves. This three-day camp is all about imaginative play and sensory exploration. Kids will love hunting for "pearls" in bubble baths and crafting mermaid tails or pirate hats. It's a hands-on adventure where creativity shines, and grown-ups get to join the fun. Remember to bring socks and a water bottle!
Backyard-style ninja warrior games for 3-10 year-olds on Cumberland Elementary's north field, Tuesdays from mid-June through mid-July. Six sections to pick from, so there's flexibility on which week works. Run by Spring Sports, LLC.
Porch Play is a delightful sensory-immersive experience for kids aged 4-8, bringing Eric Carle's "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" to life. It's a fun way for children to engage in emotional expression and movement. The session is designed for a child and caregiver, offering a unique bonding opportunity.
Free hands-on exploration of life underground at Mitchell Street Branch. Meet an earthworm, get your hands dirty.
Free Craft-O-Rama at Capitol Branch on July 29. Get creative and make your own masterpiece.
Picnic 'n' Pages at the Urban Ecology Center on July 30. Read, listen to stories, and try hands-on STEAM activities for kids K-6.
Explore the underground world at Villard Square Branch. Meet earthworms and dive into activities that reveal life beneath your feet.
Free urban wildlife exploration at Martin Luther King Branch. Observe clues left by animals and create habitats.
Free teen movie night at Village Center. Catch a flick on July 31 from 3:30 to 5.
Chalk the walk at Villard Square Branch. Create sidewalk art for everyone to enjoy, free and family-friendly.
Build and code your own Mars Rover with LEGO Robotics at Hamilton. Perfect for beginners and experienced builders, Saturday 12:30 PM.
Build VEX robot creatures at Hamilton on Saturdays. Experiment with motors and design robots that mimic insect movement.
Build and program robots with LEGO Spike Prime at Range Line Community Center. Perfect for beginners and seasoned builders.
Little engineers at Range Line Community Center from August 1 to 22. Build monoculars, launch rockets, and light up with SNAP circuits.
Kids explore AI at Range Line Community Center, August 3–6. Hands-on projects transform curiosity into real-world skills.
Champions in the Making Week at Atwater EEC, August 3–7. Active games and confidence-building challenges for campers.
Camp Shorewood runs August 3–7 at Shorewood Intermediate. Active games and confidence-building challenges for all campers.
A conceptually rich five-day camp for kids 6–11 that uses Lynden's sculptures as jumping-off points for thinking about transitions and thresholds. Printmaking, paper-making, and painting are the primary media. Less nature-physical than Pond Voyage, more studio-in-the-garden.
Sapling Stories is a week-long adventure for young explorers at Menomonee Valley. Kids will dive into nature-themed stories and hands-on activities, making it a perfect blend of learning and play. Be sure to pack a lunch and prepare for outdoor fun!