Summer Camp

Early Childhood Summer Camp is the MJCC's introduction to the day camp experience.  Children enjoy the vibrancy of a community center atmosphere, coupled with the intimacy of caring, professional staff and dedicated space, indoors and out, for our Preschool Campers.  Campers who currently attend the ECC will benefit from the continuity of care, enjoying summer in a familiar environment.  For JCC newcomers, camp is a chance to experience the diversity of our membership and the loving support given by our staff.  Our experienced counselors provide each child with developmentally appropriate activities in the areas of art, music, sports, drama and Judaic traditions (all related to the session themes), as well as daily water-play in the MJCC Family Water Park.

Pitzel – 3 years old by June 3, 2013
Pitzel offers a loving experience for your first-time camper. Your child will be immersed in interactive play and activities in a structured, yet flexible, action-packed day. Campers will complete art projects, sing songs, and enjoy stories and dramatic play, daily water play in the Splash Pad or Toddler Wading Pool, and weekly Shabbat celebrations. Pitzel is dedicated to helping new campers make the transition to camp and building campers’ confidence in a group setting.

K’tonton – 4 years old by August 15, 2013
K'tonton campers will enjoy art projects, stories, music and movement, manipulatives, weekly Shabbat celebrations, and much more through opportunities for independent play as well as counselor-directed activities. K'tonton is dedicated to implementing beginning swim instruction and developing campers’ individuality and creativity.

Maleh – rising Kindergarten in Fall 2013
Maleh is dedicated to providing campers with high-energy, fun-filled days designed to prepare them for a smooth transition to kindergarten. Counselors support the development of higher-level social skills and lasting friendships by providing a balance between structured and unstructured supervised games and activities. Creative play is encouraged, and children have fun with science, stories, art, and writing. Independence is stressed during routine times of the day such as morning arrival, dressing for swim, lunch, bathroom, and keeping track of belongings.

View the 2013 Camp Brochure Here

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