It was a very different summer for our kids, with the pandemic changing almost all of our summer plans, but it was also an opportunity for us to make last minute summer camp plans. Summer camps were such a great part of the summer, because they gave the kids a chance, after months of isolation, to connect with other kids. For the first week of the summer, Liam did a Bike Camp and Elsa did a Lacrosse Camp.
The next two weeks, they kids got to play in a our community pool at the Rinconada Swim Camp. It was a lot of fun for both of them.
After a 4th of July holiday trip, Liam spent 3 weeks at the Jr. Museum Down By the Bay camp, enjoying learning about nature and hanging out in the Baylands.
During those weeks, a friend joined Elsa for another week of Lacrosse camp, then Elsa spent some time with my sister in Santa Cruz, and then did the Shoreline Windsurfing and Sailing camp.
The next week was spent in Oakland, where both kids went to a Trapeze Camp. At the end of the week, they did a Zoom show for the families.
During those weeks, a friend joined Elsa for another week of Lacrosse camp, then Elsa spent some time with my sister in Santa Cruz, and then did the Shoreline Windsurfing and Sailing camp.
The next week was spent in Oakland, where both kids went to a Trapeze Camp. At the end of the week, they did a Zoom show for the families.
We then spent a week up in Tahoe, and for the week before school started, Liam did a week of Soccer Camp.
Overall, we were able to have a good summer of last minute planned adventures and camps, in stable groups of 12, while wearing masks!