Forest Hills-Corona-Rego Park - Summer Break: Upper Elementary (3rd-5th Grade)
Summer Break: Upper Elementary (3rd-5th Grade)
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Unleash your creativity, discover the secrets of the outdoors, and dig into the fun at Snug Harbor's Summer Break Youth Programming! WHEN: Session hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM After-care hours (additional charge): 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Children must be registered for a Summer Break session to participate in that week’s after-care. Sessions are available for Upper Elementary students (3rd - 5th grades) on: Heritage Farm Hay Day: June 29 – July 3 | July 27 – July 31 | August 24 – August 28 Urban Wetlands Warriors: July 13 -July 17 | August 10 – August 14 Forest Explorers: July 20 - July 24 | August 17 – August 21 Garden Ecology and Design: July 6 – July 10 | August 3 – August 7 | August 31 – September 4 WHERE: Meet at Red Barn by Compost Demo Site and Heritage Farm (View Site Map and Directions) ADMISSION: General Admission: $350 per student per week Snug Harbor Member: 10% Discount Early Bird Discount: Register by May 18 (July programs) / July 13 (August programs) to receive an additional 10% discount) After-care hours* (4:00 PM – 5:30 PM): $75/week REGISTER HERE: snugharbor.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket/?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv4_a1demo0ec9wq8b#/events/a0SQg000009Im5pMAC This program is for children in 3rd to 5th grades. Registration Incentives: 1-2 weeks = receive $10 in farm stand credits or 2 CSG Tickets per week 3-4 weeks = receive a Family Membership 5-7 weeks = receive a private tour 8 weeks = 9th week free Registering with a companion? Receive the same exciting stuff! **Children must be registered for a Spring Break in order to participate in that week’s after-care** **Cancellation Policy: If you cancel 30+ days of the break start date, you will receive a 50% refund. If you cancel within 30 days of the break start date, it is non-refundable** Final deadline to register: (Please review the deadlines below and compare them with your preferred session listed above)
General Admission Deadline: June 25 | July 23 | August 20
Early Bird discount Deadline: May 18 at 11:59 pm (for June/July programs) | July 13 at 11:59 pm (for August programs)
Urban Wetlands Warriors:
General Admission Deadline: July 9 | August 6
Early Bird discount Deadline: May 18 at 11:59 pm (for July programs) | July 13 at 11:59 pm (for August programs)
Forest Explorers:
General Admission Deadline: July 16 | August 13
Early Bird discount Deadline: May 18 at 11:59 pm (for July programs) | July 13 at 11:59 pm (for August programs)
Garden Ecology and Design:
General Admission Deadline: July 2 | July 30 | August 27
Early Bird discount Deadline: May 18 at 11:59 pm (for July programs) | July 13 at 11:59 pm (for August programs)
Heritage Farm Hay Day: Dig into the fun! Your children will explore sustainable farming, food security, farm-to-table concepts, and the magic of composting through hands-on eco-arts, interactive activities, engaging peer-to-peer discussions, independent reading times and the scientific method. Guided by inspiring guest presenters, your children will uncover how agriculture supports our communities and the environment! The program wraps up with a creative group project, where students share their farm-inspired ideas and discoveries with friends and family.
Urban Wetlands Warriors: Jump into the world of wetlands! This interactive program invites your children to discover how wetlands protect our watersheds and start to explore the impacts of urban development. Through interactive and socially engaging activities, hands-on eco-arts and crafts, field observations, independent reading times and engaging activities with inspiring guest presenters; children will use the scientific method to uncover the secrets of these vital ecosystems. By week’s end, they’ll create a group project to share with friends and family, showcasing their discoveries and ideas for protecting these essential habitats.
Forest Explorers: Discover the secrets of the forest! Designed for the curious mind, this program brings woodland ecology to life through hands-on exploration, socially engaging activities, independent reading times and the scientific method. With the guidance of inspiring guest presenters, your children will investigate forest habitats, identify plants and animals, and uncover the intricate web of life that thrives in our woodlands. The week wraps up with a special group project where the children share their discoveries with family and friends, showcasing the wonders of the woods through their own scientific lens.
Garden Ecology and Design: Unleash your creativity! Your children will explore the beauty and harmony of the NY Chinese Scholar's Garden, Tuscan Garden, and Healing Garden (among others!), while learning about the vital role ecosystems and climate regions play in shaping these landscapes. Through an introduction to biophilic design, community mapping, and the connections between local ecology and garden design, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how nature and design intersect. Engaging workshops, hands-on eco-arts and craft activities, and insights from inspiring guest presenters will empower your children to reimagine these stunning spaces. The program wraps up with a group project where students showcase their innovative ideas to friends and family, celebrating their unique connection to nature, community, and the environment.
