
A summer of creativity, connection, and joyful exploration
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Our Summer Camp is designed for kids who thrive with hands‑on experiences, gentle structure, and space to be fully themselves. Each day is filled with sensory‑friendly activities, communication-rich moments, and opportunities for kids to collaborate, create, and follow their curiosity.
Throughout the summer, we’ll rotate through weekly themes such as LEGO building, baking, scavenger hunts, DIY crafts, nature play, water fun, and more. Every theme is chosen to spark imagination, support regulation, and invite kids into playful, low-pressure engagement.
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Tie‑Dye Week is all about colour, creativity, and gentle experimentation. Kids will explore natural tie‑dye techniques using plants, spices, and other eco‑friendly materials, discovering how colours blend, shift, and surprise us. With lots of sensory-friendly options and low‑pressure participation, campers can create wearable art, fabric swatches, or simple patterns — all at their own pace and in their own style.
LEGO Week invites kids into a world of building, imagining, and collaborative problem‑solving. Campers can explore open‑ended challenges, create their own designs, and work together on big, joyful builds — all at their own pace. With lots of opportunities for storytelling, teamwork, and hands‑on experimentation, this week celebrates creativity, flexibility, and the magic of turning tiny bricks into big ideas.
Cooking Week invites kids into the joy of simple, hands‑on kitchen creations. Campers will explore sensory‑friendly recipes, practice gentle food prep skills, and experiment with flavours, textures, and tools in a low‑pressure, playful environment. Whether they’re mixing, decorating, tasting, or simply observing, every child can participate in ways that feel comfortable and empowering — building confidence, connection, and delicious memories along the way.
Scavenger Hunt Week is all about curiosity, movement, and joyful discovery. Kids will follow clues, search for hidden treasures, and explore both indoor and outdoor spaces in ways that feel adventurous but never overwhelming. With flexible participation, collaborative challenges, and lots of opportunities to notice, wonder, and problem‑solve together, campers can engage at their own pace while experiencing the thrill of finding what’s been tucked just out of sight.
DIY Crafts Week is all about making, tinkering, and discovering how everyday materials can transform into something magical. Campers will explore simple, hands‑on projects like creating bird feeders, mixing up their own lava‑lamp‑style sensory bottles, and experimenting with textures, colours, and natural materials. With flexible, low‑pressure options and lots of room for creativity, kids can follow their curiosity, try new techniques, and proudly take home the treasures they’ve made.
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We keep our groups attuned, with a 1:4 facilitator-to-child ratio to ensure every camper feels seen, supported, and included. Families who would benefit from more individualized support can add 1:1 assistance for an additional rate.
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Our facilitators bring warmth, attunement, and a neurodiversity‑affirming approach — slowing down, noticing communication opportunities, and celebrating each child’s unique way of participating. With predictable routines, visual supports, and flexible options for engagement, camp becomes a place where kids feel safe, confident, and excited to explore.
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We take PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance / Pervasive Drive for Autonomy) seriously and approach it with deep respect and attunement. If a child shows signs of PDA, we often find that they feel safest and most successful with individualized support. This allows us to honour their autonomy, reduce pressure, and create an environment where they can participate in camp activities only if and when they choose, while still feeling welcomed, understood, and fully included. Families are welcome to add 1:1 support at an additional rate to ensure their child has the scaffolding they need to thrive.​
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When:
​ 10 am - 2 pm
Week 1 - Tie Dye Week
Week 2 - DIY Crafts
Week 3 - Cooking Week
Week 4 - Lego Week
Week 5 - Scavenger Hunt
Week 6 - Tie Dye Week
Week 7 - Lego Week
Week 8 - Cooking Week
Week 9 - Scavenger Hunt
Week 10 - DIY Crafts
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​*registration may be done by day
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Ages: 4-10​
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Where:
2825 Glen Drive, Coquitlam, BC
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$105/day