Creativity and resilience. We use our voices, hands, bodies, and hearts to connect with each other through creativity.
Summer Enrichment 2025: Color Our World!
Our 2025 Summer Enrichment Camp theme is Color our World! Campers will spend their days outside enjoying the beauty and colors of nature. Through art, outdoor exploration, sports, and other creative activities, campers will explore the world around them and learn how they can “color” or impact that world in a positive way. Campers will practice resilience as they try unfamiliar activities, make new friends, and spend their days surrounded by the joys and challenges of nature.
Things to know:
Camp will run Monday through Friday, July 7 - August 8, from 8:30am to 3:00pm. This year’s camp will be held on the grounds of Hazen Union High School.
Camp is provided for kids in grades 1-6
WildCat Busing will provide transportation to and from Craftsbury, Lakeview, Wolcott, and Woodbury Elementary Schools each day.
Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack will be provided for all campers.
The cost of this camp to families is FREE.
Spots in camp were awarded randomly through a lottery system.
Afterschool Enrichment
Our WonderKids Afterschool Enrichment Program is nature-based and art-focused, and encourages resiliency by sparking children's creativity and confidence. We still have positions available if you are interested in working with us, apply now!
This 2024-2025 school year, our theme is Reclaim the Rain! This Spring semester, we embark on a journey that encourages creativity and expression through the lens of the four elements: Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. Projects and experiences will culminate in a bound book, aptly titled “Reclaim the Rain: The Elements of Joy.” Each child will have their own personal keepsake filled with vibrant photos and samples of their amazing work, generously shared during our Final Spring Festival. The book will document the creation of a sculpture garden, supported by local artists and builders. We can’t wait to see what the WonderKids will create with the topics this Spring:
Earth: Through molding and shaping clay, children not only express their creativity, but also develop a tangible understanding of the materials that come from the Earth.
Water: Water, with its fluid movement and transformative nature, serves as a powerful symbol of life, renewal, and the ever-changing rhythms of our world. Projects exploring the Water element investigate its many powers through science, engineering, and art.
Fire: Fire possesses the remarkable ability to transform materials, igniting change and renewal, promoting growth, and fostering creativity through processes such as forging, cooking, and shaping unique works of art. Reeve Basom from the Center for Agricultural Economy brings fire-cooking projects, and more.
Air: Although we cannot see the Air element, we can feel it on our skin and in our lungs, and watch as it moves and feeds the world around us. Air is vital for our well-being. We will explore how mindfulness helps us connect to the Air element, and even use air in our art projects.
