Country of Focus: Brazil 🇧🇷
Animal Kingdom (El Reino Animal)

Go wild with Spanish! Week 2 of Spanish Immersion Camp brings the Animal Kingdom to life as campers explore animals, habitats, and culture—through real animal encounters, hands-on learning, and joyful Spanish immersion.

This Week’s Highlights Include:

🦎 Live Animal Encounters with a Professional Zoologist
Campers welcome Jim the Zoologist from Party Animals, who brings real animals to camp for an unforgettable, interactive experience. Students learn animal names, traits, and movements in Spanish—up close and safely guided.
✨ This is a camper favorite, and spots fill quickly for this week.

🦁 Learn to Talk About Animals in Spanish
Through games, songs, and storytelling, campers build vocabulary as they describe animals like los leones, los osos, los tigres, and more—using Spanish naturally throughout the day.

🐾 Explore Animals by Habitat
Students discover animals with 2, 4, 8, and no legs at all, learning how creatures live and move across different environments—connecting science, language, and play.

🇧🇷 Brazilian Culture + Mini Portuguese
In honor of our country of focus, campers enjoy a playful introduction to Portuguese and explore Brazilian culture through crafts, music, and traditions.

Throughout the week, campers strengthen their spoken Spanish and early biliteracy skills through interactive games, collaborative projects, and creative expression.

🎉 Families are invited to a weekly camper showcase, where students proudly share what they’ve learned at the end of the week.

*Campers receive a daily snack, a take-home souvenir, time for lunch and all activity supplies. Campers bring their lunch from home.
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Cancellation policy:
When a camp registration is canceled by the camper(s) and/or the family, a refund will be provided only if we receive notification two weeks in advance. We will, however, retain 5% of the total registration fees
for processing costs. No refunds will be given for cancellations made less than two weeks in advance.

Please Bring:
Lunch (No NUTS please!)
Comfortable Clothes
Sweater or sweatshirt
(in case indoors is chilly)
Close-toed shoes (sneakers are best)
Book bag (for taking home projects)
Water bottle (Reusable)
Complete change of clothes (K-2)