Summer Camp Adventures
When school is out, school-age kids spend full days at LSU with weekly themes, outdoor games, projects and field trips.
Beyond the Classroom
Camp, field trips and creative learning at LSU
At Lil' Sneakers University, learning doesn't stop at the classroom door. School-age kids get summer camp and field trips, and every child, from babies to big kids, gets daily time to create, build and discover.
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Field Trips and Exploration
Kids head out into Mentor and beyond on field trips, with transportation provided by LSU. Learning sticks when you can see it and touch it.
Creative Learning and Discovery
Paint, build, sing, pour and experiment. Children explore what interests them at their own pace, and the process matters more than a perfect finished product.
What happens at summer camp?
- Weekly themes that kids build on all week
- Outdoor games and sports every day the weather allows
- Field trips every other week
- Art, reading time and quiet corners for kids who need a break
Camp is for school-age children up to 13. See school-break and summer care.
How does creative learning work for little ones?
Infants explore textures, sounds and mirrors. Toddlers paint, pour and stack. Preschoolers run experiments, build, act out stories and make music. Teachers plan each week around what the children are curious about.
Camp and field trip questions
Does LSU offer summer camp?
Yes. School-age children up to 13 can attend full days at LSU over the summer, with weekly themes, outdoor play and field trips. Ask the director about this summer’s dates and themes.
Does LSU go on field trips?
Yes. School-age children go on field trips, and LSU provides transportation. Ask on your tour where this season's trips are headed.
