Fall Break Mini-Camp
Who: Kids aged 5-13 living in or near Oakland’s Elmhurst neighborhood
When: November 21 – November 23, 2016 from 8AM – 5PM.
Where: 975 85th Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94621. Click here for directions.
Acta Non Verba and Oakland Parks and Recreation are teaming up again to bring Action, Education, Excitement and FUN to your children this Fall! Join us over Fall Break for gardening, cooking, art projects, storytelling, reading and games!
Fees
For $100, your child will receive:
Breakfast, Lunch and a Snack
Field Trip Admission and Transportation
Gardening, Swimming, Cooking and more activities
A Safe, Clean, EDUCATIONAL place to GROW!
…AND a TON of FUN!!
Sign up for one session, or if you sign up for this fall session and both winter sessions by October 31st, you’ll get a 25% discount!
Gardening
Learn how to grow your own food. Your child will be planning, planting, harvesting and selling tomatoes, carrots, greens, strawberries and more. 100% of the money your child earns will be placed into savings accounts for the children that attend at least 100 hours of camp this summer!
Cooking
Your child will come home with fresh produce AND know how to cook with it. This spring, your child will be the master of her own dining destiny!! Your kids will have a ball smashing tomatoes and rolling dough as our amazing guess chef helps them plan and execute the lunch and snack menu for camp.
Parent Testimonial
“The camp itself was beyond my expectations. My daughter would return home with stories about her adventures that were so fantastic, I began to think she may have been making them up, but she wasn’t! She went on field trips, swam, gardened, played violin, went to the movies, and best of all went to sleepover camp. When I asked what she liked the most, she told me she loved swimming and camping. This was no surprise to me because ANV assembled a great team that led to the creation of a community. I could go on and on about this wonderful camp. It was life changing for my daughter. I am so grateful to have been a part of this loving community the camp generated. We can’t wait to do it all over again next summer!” – Marissa P., “Khensani’s Mom”