English Day Camp 5-8th Graders

Young Learners

Two-week English summer camp designed for kids from 5th–8th grade. Kids will be learning & playing from 09:30 to 16:30, Monday to Friday.

Camp Experience

Camp is organized on grounds of LCC university and run by instructors who are advanced English speakers. Kids will be fully immersed in an English atmosphere and busy with exciting activities:

English lessons that includes reading, spelling, writing and grammar
Morning exercise
Crafts, games and other interactive activities

Groups

Your children will learn in small groups, with kids from Lithuania and neighboring countries. They will be overseen by an instructor at all times.

Creative

Includes arts, crafts,
games and outside activities

Immersive

English is used in
classes and outside activities

Proven Quality

We have run summer
programs from 1991

8:1 Ratio

1 Team leader assigned
to a group of 8 kids

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“Perfect to Learn and Practice English”

"This English camp is perfect to learn and practice English through interacting, creating, discussing and playing in healthy and encouraging environment. It's an opportunity for teens to apply language skills in real situations as spoken language in the camp is English. The program is diverse and updated every year. Teens do not only deepen their English knowledge but also improve communication and cooperation skills."

Gina, Ema's mother
Lithuania

“Perfect to Learn and Practice English”

"This English camp is perfect to learn and practice English through interacting, creating, discussing and playing in healthy and encouraging environment. It's an opportunity for teens to apply language skills in real situations as spoken language in the camp is English. The program is diverse and updated every year. Teens do not only deepen their English knowledge but also improve communication and cooperation skills."

Gina, Ema's mother
Lithuania

Program Outcomes

Our instructors and team leaders make sure to create a safe and engaging atmosphere. By the end of the program, the children will:

Express themselves in basic and more intermediate level English
Politely respond to everyday phrases in conversations.
Improve social skills by interacting with instructors, team leaders and their group.
Overcome fear of talking in English in public through group activities, games and crafts

Fun Time

Playing and learning
with kids of similar age

English Practice

English is used in classes
and outside activities

Typical Day at the Camp

09:30 – 09:50 Morning Activity
09:50 – 10:15 Intro to the Day
10:15 – 11:00 English Lesson #1
11:00 – 11:15 Break/Snacks
11:15 – 12:00 English Lesson #2
12:00 – 12:10 Break
12:10 – 13:10 Group Project
13:10 – 13:40 Lunch
13:40 – 13:55 Break Outside
13:55 – 14:40 English Lesson #3
14:40 – 15:00 Break/Snacks
15:00 – 15:45 English Lesson #4
15:45 – 16:30 Afternoon Activity

Food & Drinks

Food is Served Three Times a Day:

2 snack breaks
1 lunch break

Snacks includes both healthy fruits and sweets such as cookies and candy. Pre-boxed hot meal is served during lunch.
Kids are encouraged to drink water during the entire camp. Each gets a personal mug with his/her name on for the camp, so at all times they can drink water.

Snacks & Hot Meal

Food is provided 3 times a day:
2 snack breaks and 1 lunch break

Allergies

We cater to allergies
and intolerances

Instructors

All instructors are either LCC employees or screened and trained volunteers from the US & Lithuania.

Teachers

Lead the classes and teach key skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar.

Team Leaders

Lead all activities such as games, morning exercises and monitor kids during the free time when kids are off classes. The entire camp includes about 35-60 children, who are divided into groups of 8 kids for each team leader.

Supervisor

Is responsible for on-site safety and the coordination of all activities.

Location & Safety

Facilities

Camp is held at LCC International University Campus in Klaipeda, Kretingos g. 36

We use the halls and classrooms for teaching sessions and campus grounds for outside activities such as ball games, chalk drawing etc.

Safety

Team leaders are responsible for groups of up to 8 children. They do head counts and oversee games and outside activities. The camp director oversees all safety measures and coordination in camp.