Portland Winter Break Camps
Top 5 reasons to join TrackersKIDS camps...
1) Convenient location in Sellwood, Oregon
Within minutes of most Portland neighborhoods, right next door to the 140 acre Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge where we find birds, deer, bike paths and much more!
2) We do more and have real adventures!
Compare the goals of our camp days with any other program out there. Students do more than go on hikes and play games. They get outside PLUS go snow shoeing, train archery, preserve foods, sew and much more.
3) Smaller group sizes
We have an average of 15% smaller group sizes than industry standard. Its more safe and more fun. Plus we feature a ratio of 1 instructor to every 5 students.
4) Awesome aftercare until 5:30pm
Our affordable aftercare programs go until 5:30pm, making camp convenient for working parents. Learn more about Winter Aftercare
5) A child's competency is respected
We believe children are capable of so much more than our modern culture asks of them. We raise the bar of accomplishment and team leadership while gently guiding them to connect to the natural world.
Please note Coupon discounts cannot be combined with early registration discount. They can only be applied to regular pricing.
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2009-2010 Winter Break Schedule
Week 1
Holiday Cooking Little House in the Winter Valley: Cooking
Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic series of books have inspired children and adults for generations. The world is changing and local arts and crafts can inspire new and old way of home life. Ages 6-10 journey to the Trackers Homestead, our cabin in Sandy. Ages 4-5 base out of the Trackers Campus. This day we make all kinds of pioneer cookies, cakes and fun wholesome deserts. We use stone ground flour, organic honey and healthy ingredients.
Ages 4-5 $40, December 21, 2009 8:30am-12:30pm
Ages 6-8 $75, December 21, 2009 8:30am-4:30pm
Ages 8-10 $75, December 21, 2009 8:30am-4:30pm
The Chronicles of Oaks Bottom: Through the Wardrobe
You know where we're going! Time is different there. We start through the wardrobe closet and find animals who to take us on a journey, telling us about what we need to know for the adventure and trials ahead. We talk with them through their tracks, following beaver, deer, red fox and more.
Ages 4-5 $75, December 22-23, 2009 8:30am-12:30pm
Ages 6-8 $115, December 22-23, 2009 8:30am-3:30pm
Ages 8-10 $115, December 22-23, 2009 8:30am-3:30pm
Week 2
Winter Clothing Little House in the Winter Valley: Clothing
Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic series of books have inspired children and adults for generations. The world is changing and local arts and crafts can inspire new and old way of home life. Ages 6-10 journey to the Trackers Homestead, our cabin in Sandy. Ages 4-5 base out of the Trackers Campus. This day we sew our simple clothes projects from repurposed fabrics. We learn to knit and also tie knots. Throw in the basics of design and patterning with hand needle and thread and kids can begin to craft their design into something awesome they wear.
Ages 4-5 $40, Decebmer 28, 2009 8:30am-12:30pm
Ages 6-8 $75, Decebmer 28, 2009 8:30am-4:30pm
Ages 8-10 $75, Decebmer 28, 2009 8:30am-4:30pm
Snow Shoe Adventure Snow, Snow, Snowball Fight
Put on your snowshoes. Don your mittens. And prepare for battle. We head straight up to mountain, still at the tree line in the depths of the the snow. Each instructor takes their crew and they build snow bunkers and forts for the first hour. Meanwhile, they are checking out the snow tracks of local animals living around.
Ages 9-13 $115, Decebmer 28, 2009 8:30am-4:30pm
The School of Magic: Winter Break
Everyone else has left for winter break. You and your friends are the only ones left to walk the hallowed halls and enchanted woods of the Trackers Campus. You're expecting a simple winter break of cocoa and holiday treats until your parents pick you up for the New Years. Yet at the Trackers School of Magic it never goes as planned...
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