Spanish camps range from cooking to full immersion
Posted by MomOnMars on March 24, 2011
I love it when friends ask me for information on camps! It tells me what people are looking for and how I might be able to gather information that’s really useful. Keep those questions coming.
Here’s this week’s question: “I’m looking for Spanish camps for my daughter. Do you know of any?”
I was a little surprised researching this one because I figured in a city like San Antonio, we’d have so many more options for Spanish-language camps. Not that I could find. But there are some. You might want to register as soon as possible, as I’m guessing these fill up fairly quickly.
Also – a reminder. I don’t run a quality check on camps, friends. I just deliver the information Be wise in your choices. And do your research. (In fact, that gives me an idea for another post!)
But I digress. Here are the Spanish camps I was able to locate. If you know of any others, please post them in the comments below.
New World Spanish
Fun summer camp for 3-11 year olds
1864 Nacogdoches Rd
210-822-2804
Aragon Spanish Academy
Christian-based, full immersion preschool
18952 Redland Road, Suite 1
210-496-0990
Crossing Borders Group
Spanish immersion program in conjunction with St. Mary’s Hall
5 different themes; offered in 2 week sessions
Ages: 3-10 year olds
Tuition: $475 for 2 weeks
St. Mary’s Hall – Spanish for Kids
Ages: 3 – 6 years
Tuition: $140 per week / $125 (4 days)
9401 Starcrest
210-483-9100
Music Masters Spanish and Music Camp
Two for the price of one Spanish immersion for ages 4-8
15714 Huebner, Bldg. 2
210-366-3187 or 210-492-1362
tuition: $175 (includes materials, daily snack and CD of the music performed)
Nuestra Escuelita Spanish Immersion
Gotta say I love their tag: Many Cultures, One Community
for ages 2-9
9511 Powhatan Drive
210-697-1800
These next two aren’t really camps…more classes. And not really Spanish language… But who doesn’t like to eat?!
- San Antonio Academy: Cocina Mexicana
- Central Market will likely have a Spanish Traditions cooking class like they did last year. But nothing’s been posted as yet.
And these two aren’t fully Spanish camps, but they do have a Spanish component.
If you can’t wait a little on your schedule, NISD and NEISD will likely have something to offer, but they haven’t yet released their summer camp schedules.
¡Tipo contento! (and feel free to correct my Spanish.)
