SPANISH IMMERSION · HOUSTON · AGES 3–5 & 6–10
Spring Break
Camps.
Explore how communities celebrate around the world. At Celebration of Nations, campers use Spanish to share ideas, play together, and create something they can tell you about.
March 8–12, 2027 · Heights & Memorial · Beginners welcome
CONNECT.
DISCOVER.
MARCH 8–12, 2027
Find your spring break camp.
Both locations offer Spanish immersion and Celebration of Nations.
Regular camp day
8:00 AM–3:00 PM · $310 per week
Extended camp day
8:00 AM–5:30 PM · $365 per week
Doors open at 7:45 AM.
BIG DISCOVERIES. CLOSE TO HOME.
Find an adventure
near you.
Pick your neighborhood. Find your child’s next great story.
Let’s explore!
A MISSION THEY’LL WANT TO TALK ABOUT
More than a theme.
A story they’re part of.
Imagine a week where each day unlocks something new—and a new language helps the team get there.
Sample activities. Your camp team will share the week’s details before camp.
Five days. One unforgettable mission. Watch your child turn clues into discoveries, teammates into friends, and new words into real adventures.
Discover the mission
Open the map. Meet your team.
Unlock a key
Try a challenge. Work together.
Decode a message
Listen, connect and solve.
Earn the final clue
Put new skills into action.
Celebrate together!
A treasure-chest or showcase finale.
Every explorer has something to contribute. Team passports and stamps celebrate communication effort, cooperation and completing the mission together. Every child can contribute at their own language level.
SO MANY WAYS TO SAY “LET’S GO!”
Spanish immersion.
Campers use Spanish in games, stories and creative projects throughout the week.
Where will curiosity take you?
THE RIGHT SIZE OF CHALLENGE
Little explorers.
Growing possibilities.
Age-appropriate learning makes space for each child to play, participate and grow.
Linguist Apprentices
Movement, music, stories and hands-on play help our youngest campers connect words with meaning.
Explore ages 3–5 ↗
Language Ambassadors
Collaborative projects and interactive challenges give growing learners meaningful reasons to communicate.
Explore ages 6–10 ↗
A quick readiness checkConfirm age eligibility for your selected session. In-person campers must be fully toilet-trained; camp does not include a scheduled nap.
A LITTLE PEEK
INTO A BIG DAY
“What did you
do at camp?”
So. Many. Things.
A rhythm of active play, focused language learning, creative projects and time to recharge.
A little reminder for familiesAfter a full day of discovery, children may not remember every activity they tried or every word they practiced—and that’s okay. Try asking, “What made you smile?” or “Who did you play with?” Small stories may come out later, one happy moment at a time.
This sample illustrates the flow of a camp day. Spring Break camp runs 8:00 AM–3:00 PM or until 5:30 PM with extended care. Doors open at 7:45 AM.
A note about outdoor playOutdoor play may be included when weather permits.
Early immersion: ease into adventure
An optional early start with welcoming language activities and time to settle in.
Morning circle: let’s begin!
Greet friends, connect with the team and get ready for the day’s discoveries.
Snack & recharge
Enjoy a morning snack and friendly conversation before the next adventure.
Outdoor play: move, laugh, explore
Make room for movement, friendship and active fun.
Create something amazing
Bring ideas to life through a hands-on craft or project, practicing language along the way.
Step into the story
An adventure-filled storytelling block invites campers to listen, imagine and participate.
Think, connect & play
A calmer language game gives campers time to listen, notice and respond.
Lunch with friends
Refuel, relax and share a little time together.
Get moving with language
An active game turns listening and communication into playful action.
A little focus. A new discovery.
Slow the pace with targeted play that keeps language practice engaging.
Make, explore & discover
A second creative project gives campers another chance to try ideas and use new words.
Indoor play & friendship
Get active, let energy out and enjoy playful fun with fellow campers.
The adventure continues
Return to the day’s adventure for more imagination, participation and discovery.
Closing circle: celebrate the day
Reflect on favorite moments, recognize effort and say goodbye to friends.
See you next time!
Regular-day dismissal and pickup.
Extended immersion: keep creating
Continue the fun with another hands-on craft or project.
Indoor play, more time together
Connect with friends through relaxed indoor play.
Move, play & communicate
An active language game brings fresh energy to the afternoon.
Gallery of games
Enjoy a playful mix of games and opportunities to use language.
A gentle finish
Wind down with targeted language play as the extended day comes to a close.
LESS GUESSWORK.
MORE “WE’RE READY!”
For the grown-ups.
The practical details, right where you need them.
Does my child need to know the language?
No prior experience is needed. Teachers use context, gestures, visuals and interactive activities to help children participate. Contact us if you’d like help choosing a session.
Where are camps, and what do they cost?
Spring Break camp is $310 per week for the regular day or $365 for the extended day. Check the registration listing for availability at Heights and Memorial.
What should we pack? Is lunch provided?
Pack lunch and two snacks, comfortable play clothes and a light sweater. Label belongings; children ages 5 and under need a change of clothes. Leave personal electronics at home. Check your session’s food and allergy instructions. Some summer sessions may offer catered lunch ordering; confirm availability before relying on it.
Are payment plans available?
Summer payment plans are available under the current camp policies. Review the payment schedule, deposit requirements and cancellation terms before registering.
What about medical needs, allergies or accommodations?
Share needs in registration and contact our team in writing so we can discuss your child’s participation. Medication requires the appropriate completed form. Review the camp policies for requirements and deadlines. Camp is not an allergen-free program.
What else should I know before enrolling?
In-person campers must be fully toilet-trained, and there is no scheduled nap. Review the full policies for pickup, illness, transfers and cancellations. Our camp locations are not licensed child care center facilities.
A note about our camp locationsOur camp locations are not licensed child care center facilities.
NEW WORDS. NEW FRIENDS. NEW POSSIBILITIES.
