From December 26 to December 28, this virtual summer camp helps teens  improve executive functioning skills to increase academic success!

TEEN CAMP

Campers ages 12-15 will participate in numerous activities to help them develop executive functioning skills including planning, organizing, and time management.

Camp begins at 10:00 AM, but campers may arrive as early as 9:30 AM (Mountain Time). The camp dismisses at 4:30 PM.

Some activities  include creating a detailed schedule, learning notetaking skills, and preparing their backpack, along with games and puzzles. Additionally, campers have at-home activities including tracking their time, cleaning their study space, and adding information to their planner.

There are only 8 slots available.

Some skills and topics campers will learn include:

• Prioritizing and setting goals

• Tracking and managing time

• Notetaking skills

• Organizing a study space

• Using a planner

• Planning for projects with numerous milestones

• Problem solving via math games and puzzles

• The neuroscience of sleep

• Stress management techniques

• Grammar skills related to the PSAT/SAT (including a partial practice test)

REGISTRATION

Camps takes place from Tuesday, December 26 to Thursday, December 28. For this camp, all sessions occur over Zoom.

You can find out more information about executive functioning skills and the camp and view the comprehensive 35-page camp brochure on the ELA Institute website. The brochure also includes answers to frequently asked questions and information about discounts and financial assistance.

 The fee is $349, which includes the shipping of a camp workbook and numerous camp supplies.

Please register through indie platform Pathwright. If you have any questions, please  do not hesitate to reach out via the website’s contact form. 

Please note that this camp is virtual, but next year's camps will likely be held in-person in Denver, Colorado.