Lubavitch Day Camp — Science

My son attended the Lubavitch Day Camp's Science program in Manchester for a full day, and overall, it was a solid experience. He particularly enjoyed the hands-on experiments, building a simple volcano that erupted with baking soda and vinegar. The instructor, Sarah, was very engaging and kept the kids excited about the science activities. I appreciated the small group size, which allowed for more personalized attention. However, I did notice that pickup took longer than expected, as they seemed to have a few disorganized moments when releasing the children. If you plan to attend, just be prepared for a wait. My son made a new friend and came home buzzing with new ideas about science, which I loved. I would definitely recommend this camp for kids who are active and curious, but parents should be ready for a bit of a delay at the end of the day.

My son attended the Lubavitch Day Camp's science program in Manchester this summer, and overall, we had a positive experience. He especially loved building a volcano and watching it erupt with vinegar and baking soda—it definitely sparked his excitement for science! The staff, particularly our instructor, Jessica, was wonderfully engaged and made the learning process fun for all the kids. The small group size allowed for personalized attention, which was great. However, we did encounter some long lines during pickup, which could be a bit frustrating after a full day. Thankfully, my son made a couple of friends, which he was very happy about. It was a solid program that kept him active and engaged, and I would recommend it with a note to plan for some wait time at the end of the day.