Why Your Child Should Attend Summer Camp
                     Why Your Child Should Attend Summer Camp 
It's almost summer, and you might be wondering if your kindergartener is ready to join the "big kids" at 
summer day camp. Kindergartners, though they may still appear to be newborns, are more than ready 
to spend their days playing games, doing colourful crafts, and making new friends. Here are a few 
reasons why you should consider enrolling your five- or six-year-old in a neighbourhood day camp for 
children. 
Cool School Preview 
 
If your child hasn't yet started kindergarten, summer day camp can give him a taste of the upcoming 
school year and help him get a head start on "real school." Summer camp, like primary school, features 
scheduled days, rules, and a large number of new peers. Kids learn to manage their possessions, work as 
a team, and follow adults other than their parents' leadership. Day camp also prepares children for 
being separated from their parents for a defined period of time each day, and because of the high 
student-to-counselor ratio, counsellors have more time to entertain and distract children who are 
experiencing separation anxiety than the average kindergarten teacher. 
Getting in the Swim 
Swimming is a lifelong sport that not only delivers hours of enjoyment but also provides a significant 
level of safety. All youngsters should grasp the fundamentals of the sport, and many camps include both 
basic training and water and pool safety teaching. While having a splash-tastic time battling the heat, 
your young one will learn to be safely at the beach and pool. 
Break Time 
Keeping a rowdy kindergartener amused for the entire summer might be tiring, but camp keeps kids 
safe and happy during the day. When their camper returns home sweaty and joyful at the end of a long 
day, parents may focus on work, house projects, or even a new sibling, and then feel calm, recharged, 
and ready to hear about the day's activities. 
Souped-Up Social Skills 
Camp is a terrific place for kindergartners to get used to meeting new kids and getting along with other 
kids, with lots of opportunities to get to know them. Counselors are good at teaching children how to 
share, play fairly, take turns, and treat others with respect, skills that will serve them well in primary 
school and throughout their lives. Children learn to be more compassionate and helpful, and the non-
competitive activities enhance self-esteem. 
Camp Lets Kids be Kids 
Traditional day camp gives children one of the most valuable gifts of all: the opportunity to spend the 
summer simply being children. Without television, computers, or other technological distractions, your 
kindergartener can swing, jump, play, swim, or simply get outside and run about before the structure 
and expectations of school take over. 
At the End of the Day 
One of the most appealing aspects of day camp for many children is the opportunity to return home at 
the conclusion of a fun-filled day with plenty of stories to tell their families. They'll love telling you about 
how their Ga-Ga ball team finally won, the excitement of plunging into the deep end of the pool, or the 
cool new buddy they met at lunch. 
Let your kids enjoy the experience of summer day camp 2022 at The Grammar School Summer Day 
Camp at Ashok Vihar Delhi. The Grammar School is a leading playschool in Ashok Vihar, Delhi. 
Experienced staff will keep your child DIY Art and Craft, Pottery, Taekwondo, Theatre Workshop, Dance 
(Bollywood,Disco, Hip-Hop, Latin,Jazz), Cooking(No Fire), Drawing & Sketching, Splash Pool, Yoga for Kids 
and more. 
 Visit the site at http://www.thegrammarschool.co.in/summer_camp.asp to see the fun your child will 
have at The Grammar School Summer Day Camp.