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Half-day NASA-themed Mad Science camp at Lydell, Monday through Friday. Kids cover planets, the sun and stars, astronaut training (with circuit-building), and the tech behind space travel. The week ends with a Skyblazer Rocket that each kid builds and launches NASA-style.
NASA-themed camp at Beulah Brinton for kids. Build rockets, assemble satellites, and experience space challenges.
Adventure Camp at Riverside Park is perfect for kids who love the outdoors. They'll learn biking, hiking, and paddling while exploring Milwaukee's parks. Make sure to pack a lunch and plenty of water. Before and after care is available if you need it.
Four-day Skyhawks soccer camp at Lydell for 7-12 year-olds, afternoons 1:30-4:30pm. The Skyhawks program has been around 30+ years and uses a progression-based curriculum to build technical skills. Kids should bring two snacks and plenty of water.
Week-long orchestra prep at WFB High School with Christine Annin, the WFB orchestra and general music educator. Runs August 17–21, with four sections to pick from — a chance to brush off summer rust and get sharper before fall orchestra starts.
Beginner golf camp from Skyhawks held on the Lydell soccer field. Uses the PGA's SNAG system with plastic clubs and tennis balls, so kids can actually make contact and learn form before stepping onto a course. Four afternoons, Monday through Thursday. All equipment provided; kids bring water and two snacks.
Full-day camp at Cahill Park Pavilion taught by two Whitefish Bay elementary teachers, Kelly Kubicki and Kevin Lazovik. Days mix playground time, LEGO building, math games, and reading. Tennis shoes only (no Crocs or flip-flops) and kids bring a bagged lunch. Two sections across the summer.
This three-day camp at The Little Village Play Cafe is perfect for little builders aged 3-4. Kids will explore basic engineering concepts through play with soft blocks and sensory materials. Caregivers stay to join in the fun, making it a great bonding experience. Don't forget to bring socks and a water bottle!
One-day tech camp at Lydell for 7–12 year-olds, run by Computer Explorers. Kids cycle through robotics, Lego engineering, coding, Bionicles, and Ninjagos as a mix of solo, partner, and group projects. Full day with a 30-minute lunch — pack a peanut-free lunch, snacks, and a water bottle.
Junior engineering camp at Beulah Brinton on August 24. Build bridges and motorized vehicles with LEGO bricks.
Half-day Club SciKidz camp at Lydell for kids 6-9 who like all kinds of science. Each day covers a different discipline — natural world investigations, lab experiments, forces like air pressure, and space. Mornings 9am to noon for one week.
Afternoon Club SciKidz vet camp at Lydell for kids 10-13. Hands-on work includes physical exams with stethoscopes, suturing practice, building a working heart pump, pet CPR, age-appropriate dissections, and baking dog treats. One week, 1-4pm.
Chemistry camp at Beulah Brinton for hands-on fun. Create potions, slime, and bouncy balls on August 26.
Multi-week program for At least 3 but less than 4 at Lake Bluff Elementary School.
NFL girls flag football for 2nd and 3rd graders at Nicolet High School. Weekly practices and Sunday games, $65 for residents.
Saturday morning painting class for kids 6-12 at Nicolet High School. One-hour, one-painting format.