SUMMER LEARNING CAMP 2018: Zoofari
The Galileo Summer Learning Camp (SLC) is a summer program that taps into a child’s interests while exposing him to a wide range of activities, preparing him for school, and further enhancing his social skills.
The program introduces the child to his immediate environment – school and home – while preparing him with the essential skills needed for interaction. The child is exposed to five fun activities, wherein each activity develops his/her fine motor skills, musicality, basic numeracy and literacy skills, while tapping into his creativity skills. These skills are essential in creating a 21st century learner and prepares a child to thrive in a rapidly-developing world.
In the course of the Summer Learning Camp, the little explorers will be introduced to the wonders of nature—animals and plants. The objective of the program is to provide schema of science, which is about biodiversity, through play- based learning.
SLC focuses on bodily-kinesthetic learning enriched with cognitive-related learning because the toddlers’ age (2- 4 years old) is the time when they need to develop motor skills, along with their thinking and perception skills. In addition, some learning concepts such as shapes, colors, and few letter and number recognition will be introduced.
Program Overview
The Galileo Summer Learning Camp (SLC) is a summer program that taps into a child’s interests while exposing him to a wide range of activities, preparing him for school, and further enhancing his social skills.
The program introduces the child to his immediate environment – school and home – while preparing him with the essential skills needed for interaction. The child is exposed to five fun activities, wherein each activity develops his/her fine motor skills, musicality, basic numeracy and literacy skills, while tapping into his creativity skills. These skills are essential in creating a 21st century learner and prepares a child to thrive in a rapidly-developing world.
In the course of the Summer Learning Camp, the little explorers will be introduced to the wonders of nature—animals and plants. The objective of the program is to provide schema of science, which is about biodiversity, through play- based learning.
SLC focuses on bodily-kinesthetic learning enriched with cognitive-related learning because the toddlers’ age (2- 4 years old) is the time when they need to develop motor skills, along with their thinking and perception skills. In addition, some learning concepts such as shapes, colors, and few letter and number recognition will be introduced.
# of sessions | 15 sessions per module |
Module A | April 9-27, 2018 (Animals) |
Module B | May 7-25, 2018 (Plants) |
Fee | P 600 Registration Fee P 3,000 1 Module P 5,500 2 Modules |
Program Overview
Module A: Animals | Module B: Plants |
Week 1 Theme: Zoo Animals | Week 4 Theme: Garden Plants |
Day 1: It’s Time for Zoo Fun Day 2: Elephant’s Trunk Day 3: Giraffe’s Long Neck Day 4: Wide Mouthed Crocs Day 5: Brave Philippine Eagle |
Day 16: What a Wonderful World Day 17: Rose Day 18: Sampaguita Day 19: Bamboo Day 20: Cactus |
Week 2 Theme: Insects | Week 5 Theme: Trees |
Day 6: Bugs on Buds Day 7: Colorful Butterflies Day 8: Grasshoppers Hop Day 9: Busy Bees Day 10: Earth’s Worms |
Day 21: Old and Sturdy Day 22: Coconut Tree Day 23: Banana Tree Day 24: Mango Tree Day 25: Pine Tree |
Week 3 Theme: Marine Animals | Week 6 Theme: Vegetables |
Day 11: Deep in the Ocean Day 12: Swim with the Dolphins Day 13: Eight Arms Day 14: Shark’s Sharp Teeth Day 15: Whale’s Wave |
Day 26: Eat Healthy Day 27: Lettuce Day 28: Carrots Day 29: Potato Day 30: Corn |
ENROLL NOW! CONTACT: GALILEO HEAD OFFICE
(02) 845 1234 / (02) 553 6193
(02) 845 1234 / (02) 553 6193