Welcome to Little Explorer Early Learning Centre
Summer Camp 2026 – A Summer of Creativity, Discovery & Confidence
Summer Camp 2026 – Weekly Program Overview
At Little Explorer Early Learning Centre, our 9‑week Summer Camp is designed to spark creativity, curiosity, and confidence in every child. Each week offers a unique, hands‑on learning experience that blends fun with meaningful skill development.
Week 1 – Art Gallery Experience 🎨
Children step into the world of creativity as they explore painting, color mixing, and artistic expression. Throughout the week, they work on their own canvas masterpieces, culminating in a mini art exhibition where families are invited to celebrate their child’s work. This week encourages imagination, fine‑motor development, and confidence through artistic exploration.
Week 2 – Mad Science Lab 🔬
Young scientists dive into exciting, kid‑friendly experiments such as volcano eruptions, glowing reactions, and slime‑making. This week introduces early STEM concepts in a playful way, helping children develop curiosity, problem‑solving skills, and a love for discovery.
Week 3 – Little Architects Studio 🧱
Children become builders and designers as they create mini houses, bridges, and even a LEGO city. Through hands‑on construction and teamwork challenges, they learn about shapes, balance, planning, and collaboration. This week strengthens spatial awareness and cooperative play.
Week 4 – Outdoor Nature Camp 🌿
This nature‑focused week takes learning outdoors. Children explore gardening, observe bugs, enjoy water play, and participate in picnic‑style activities. It’s a wonderful opportunity for sensory learning, environmental awareness, and developing a connection with nature.
Week 5 – MasterChef Juniors 🍳
Little chefs get creative in the kitchen with food decorating, fruit art, and hands‑on cooking experiences. Children learn about healthy eating, kitchen safety, and following simple recipes—all while having fun making delicious creations.
Week 6 – Music Festival Week 🎵
A lively week filled with rhythm, movement, and performance. Children explore musical instruments, enjoy dance parties, and participate in a talent show. This week builds confidence, self‑expression, and a love for music and movement.
Week 7 – Disney & Imagination World 👑
Children step into a world of fantasy and storytelling. With dress‑up days, character role‑play, and imaginative stage performances, this week encourages creativity, language development, and dramatic play in a magical environment.
Week 8 – Ultimate Sensory & Water World 💦
A full week dedicated to sensory exploration and water fun. Children enjoy giant sensory bins filled with slime, sand, foam, and more—along with splash‑zone activities and messy play. This week supports sensory development, creativity, and joyful exploration.
Limited Spots Available
Our Summer Camp fills up quickly each year. Secure your child’s spot early to ensure they don’t miss out on this unforgettable summer of learning and adventure.
Contact Us:
📍 1583 Lee Street, White Rock
📞 778‑800‑9002
🌐 leelc.ca
Spring Break Fun at Little Explorer Early Learning Centre
At Little Explorer Early Learning Centre, we planned two weeks packed with joy, creativity, and care—and we’re thrilled to share that our Spring Break program was a huge success.
Our little explorers enjoyed a warm, loving environment, fun activities, outdoor adventures, and plenty of moments that sparked imagination and laughter. It was a joy watching them learn, play, and build new friendships each day.
Here’s what families loved about our program:
❤️ A caring, welcoming atmosphere where children feel at home
🍎 Healthy, tasty snacks to keep them energized
🎨 Creative crafts and hands‑on activities
🌳 Outdoor playtime and exploration (weather permitting)
📹 Security cameras for added peace of mind
🧻 Wipes provided—because the small things matter
Thank you to all the families who joined us and helped make this Spring Break unforgettable. We can’t wait to welcome your little ones back for future camps full of laughter, learning, and discovery.
