Kindergarten Chess and Sports Session III

Kindergarten Chess and Sports

For children entering Kindergarten

Chess for Young Thinkers

Set your child up for success through the timeless game of chess—where every move is a lesson in critical thinking. Campers will learn the basics of chess, which include the history of the game, how to understand the board, how the pieces move and their values, key strategies like the five opening principles, basic tactics, and how to checkmate. Not only will students develop critical thinking skills, but they will also improve their vocabulary and higher math skills. The goal? To foster an appreciation and enjoyment of chess—the “Sport of the Mind”—all while helping build your child’s problem-solving, strategic thinking, and life skills. Join us!

Sports

At Hi-Five Sports Camp, every day is an adventure, introducing your child to the basics of team sports in a fun, safe environment. Campers join small teams with caring coaches who provide individualized attention and encouragement. Activities like mini soccer, t-ball, basketball, and flag football rotate frequently, keeping things fresh and exciting. Simple stations help children practice skills like kicking, throwing, and teamwork through games and challenges, while group activities focus on making friends, building confidence, and cheering each other on. Parents appreciate Hi-Five for its supportive atmosphere, age-appropriate activities, and emphasis on good sportsmanship. No prior experience is needed—whether your child is just starting or already loves to play, they’ll have a blast!

Session III: July 21–August 1

Afternoons: 1:30–3:30 p.m. Campers will spend one hour in each class daily.

Instructor: Chess-Ed and Hi-Five Sports