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 This unique camp is for children aged 6 to 14 with learning differences and special needs: learning disabilities, Attention Deficit /Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Dyslexia, or Asperger’s Syndrome. Children with learning differences often become so frustrated by school experiences that they never realize learning can be lots of fun. Campers play and have fun while gaining new perspectives on learning and developing the social skills and self-esteem needed to be successful.
 At this “un-school” camp, instructors and aides use games, multi-sensory techniques – eyes, ears, touch, muscle movement -- and systematic instruction to improve basic reading and math skills. Science, theater arts, poetry, and computer mini-courses let children explore the world beyond the traditional classroom. One of the most popular activities is theater week where the campers script and act in a play. Every camper that participates receives a copy of the videotaped production.
The 2007 edition of the camp will be the sixth year since its founding. The Camp has been extremely successful with parents and campers. Many previous campers are planning to return to Camp this year.
 The Academic Fun & Fitness Summer Camp is a 6 week session beginning June 18th through July 27, 2007 with full and half-day sessions available. Conveniently located at Lakeland Community College, the campers enjoy lunch, activities, and before and after-care.
“Grant’s reading skills improved significantly in your 6-week camp. Your counselors are great,” say Rose and Mike Foti, parents of a 6-year old.
For more information about the Creative Education Institute’s AF&F Camp, click Contact Us or call 440-914-0200.
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