CORGIVILLE FAIR NURSERY
Corgiville Fair Nursery is located in the lower level of The Dahlhouse and nurtures the youngest learners at Kids Express Learning Center. Up to eight children, six weeks to a year old, attend the nursery each day. Two teachers are devoted to the children's care, with a third teacher sharing time between the nursery and the adjoining toddler room.
The children enjoy daily stroller rides around the eight-acre campus, time on the Infant/Toddler playground, and plenty of floor time and cuddle time with their teachers. When weather restricts outdoor activities, the children enjoy a change of venue in Little Engine That Could; our smaller of two gyms, where the children have extra space for playing with large toys. Twice weekly, the children enjoy attending our Bucky Beats percussion music class.
Parents and teachers work together to develop individual sleeping, eating, and playtime plans for each baby, and teachers inform parents of the child's daily experiences, including nap, feeding, and diapering details. The nursery environment is rich with milestone moments, abundant enthusiasm, and genuine affection.
SUMMER ON THE FARM
Madison's all-in-one summer day camp serving children from 12 weeks through age 12 on our 10-acre campus. With a large variety of activities and enrichment experiences that keep your child having fun and learning all summer long.
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Ages & Camp Opportunities
Children 12 weeks through age 12 attend our summer day camp. Infants and toddlers participate in the entire 12-week session; however, older children may attend one or both of our camp sessions. New themes and activities are presented during each session.
Summer Camp Dates & Schedule
Session I: June 4 - July 12, 2024 (6 weeks)
Session II: July 15 - August 21, 2024 (6 weeks)
Hours for preschool and school-age children are 8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m., with options for extended care; 7:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Infants’ and toddlers’ tuition includes enrollment from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
SUMMER PROGRAMS
Infants to Age 2
We offer full day and part-time programs for children beginning at the age of 12 weeks. Children are never too young to begin learning, and our teachers work with parents and HHA's Developmental Standards to create individual plans for each child. Plans are designed to respond to the daily physical needs of each child, and to promote each child's social, cognitive, and emotional development.
Preschool
We have provided exceptional Preschool programming to area children for more than twenty-five years. Our summer program is both educational and endless fun. Your child will spend their day exploring campus, making friends, gardening, creating art, enjoying music and movement, learning about nature, and much more!
School-Age Program
Physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth form the foundations of Summer on the Farm for School-Age children. Energetic, fun-filled activities are alternated with moderate homeroom activities to enrich the children’s lives and provide memorable camp experiences.
SUMMER ACTIVITIES & ENRICHMENT
ROCK N' ROLL
Garage Band
Our resident music teacher, Mr. Chris, works with small groups of campers on the basics of playing various instruments and working together to write music.
YOGA
Outdoor Mindfulness
Local children's yoga instructors lead groups of students in the peaceful sun through fun and engaging yoga practices.
SCIENCE & NATURE
Educational Enrichment
Learning about science and nature is a highlight for kids. Campers get hands on experiences in our forest, nature center, and animal pens.
GARDENING
Tending and Harvesting
With more than 12 large garden beds, campers have the opportunity to learn, plant, tend, and harvest a variety of fruit and vegetables.
ZUMBA & HIP HOP
Music and Movement
This is a favorite among campers of all types. Local instructors come to campus to get campers moving and grooving to their favorite music.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Extra Fun Added
Throughout the summer we add special events for campers such as bike day, large carnival, color fun run, chalk fest, talent show, farmers market, and more!
GOLF
Self Control and Manners
Owner, Mr. Matt, makes great use of the golf green on campus by teaching campers the fundamentals of golf.
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OUTDOOR FUN
10-Acres to Explore
One thing is for certain, your camper will spend their summer in the fresh air exploring the variety of our outdoor spaces.
FIELD TRIPS
Expanding Their Experience
If deemed safe for pandemic precautions, school-age campers will have weekly field trips to a variety of unique destinations around town.
SPORTS
A Variety of Experiences
Campers have the opportunity to play and learn a different sport each week, such as soccer, baseball, basketball, and more.
ART
Creative Expression
Summer art is taught outdoors in the shade under three large pine trees. Campers learn about famous artists, different techniques, and create art.
CULINARY
Healthy Cooking
Local youth cooking program, Yummy Sprouts, joins us on campus to teach creative culinary creations that are both fun and healthy.
GYMNASTICS
Agility and Coordination
Professional gymnastic instructors bring the gym to campus each week with a variety of exercises to increase balance, strength, and flexibility.
LITERACY
Summer Enrichment
With literacy being an important part of our school, we encourage campers to spend time reading and offer fun activities to keep up their writing skills.
WATER PLAY
Cooling Down the Sun
Campers of all ages adore our water play activities. We have multiple games, sprinklers, and water toys for endless smiles.
LASTING FRIENDSHIPS
Summer Memories
The number one thing our campers talk about is how many friends they made and how much fun they had.
Summer on the Farm (SOF) Student Services
Summer on the Farm does not provide Extended School Year services or Service Plan implementation for students with unique learning needs or disability. Our Student Support Teachers and Educational Support Specialists do not serve in the SST role during SOF. To learn more about our current offerings and accommodations for summer students, click here.