Spring Break Camps

Is your child an imaginative thinker who loves to create? Unleash their creativity and coding potential with our "Games and Art with Python" course! Designed for inventive learners aged 9-12, this course offers a unique way to introduce the logical world of programming through the colorful lens of digital art. By manipulating Python's coding tools, students will watch their creativity come to life on screen - an inspiring experience that encourages them to explore and understand the beauty of code. Why choose between art and coding when you can have both? By the end of this journey, your child won't just have coded - they'll have painted, designed, and created, discovering a distinct and engaging pathway into the world of programming. This course is beginner friendly, but will challenge and engage students of all programming levels. Code For Fun instructors are experts in computer science and strive to make every session fun and engaging for all students.

Camp Connector (BYOL) Program will run from 12:00pm-1:00pm daily (Mon-Wed) at the Orinda Community Center and is designed for campers who are enrolled in an AM and a PM camp that is taking place at the Orinda Community Center. City staff will escort campers to and from their AM and PM camps and will supervise all Camp Connector participants for the duration of the lunch period.

Explore the vibrant realm of air-dry clay! Join us this fall season as we delve into the world of art and craft beautiful art projects inspired by the season. Participants will master the art of hand sculpting, crafting figurines, animals, flowers, and many more creations using air-dry clay. 

FEES & CHARGES

• Class registration fee noted below + 3% Facility Preservation Fee.
• A separate $50 materials fee is due to instructor on the first day

Material Fee includes supplies, ceramic materials and lab fees payable on the first day of class.

Spring Break co-ed lacrosse camp is designed for beginners up through experienced players. No experience is necessary. Try out a new sport or keep sharpening your skills while youth teams break for the week. Players will be separated by age, gender and experience. Spring Break Camp will cover the basics such as cradling, catching and throwing, and also hone in on: shooting, face-offs / draws, as well as small sided team concepts for offense and defense. Gear is not provided, but loaner sticks may be available. No-contact play will be provided for players without full equipment. Daily and weekly prizes as well as other activities will be available throughout camp. Whether trying lacrosse for the first time or keeping skills sharp, growing the game with other members of the community are the focus of Spring Break Camp.

Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® bricks! Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! This experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or the LEGO® building system.

Kids come and join all the fun of make yummy baked Prime Rib/or Tofu, Caesar salad, vegetable soup, fresh bread, green beans and apple pie and chocolate chip cookies for dessert and many more favorites . They will enjoy making and eating their creations. We will be learning food, kitchen safety and cleanup too.

FEES & CHARGES

Class registration fee noted below + 3% Facility Preservation Fee.

A separate $50 supply fee is due to instructor on the first day