Kids on the Go

This camp offers a creative, multisensory approach to help children master the skills of handwriting. Small group classes and individual therapy provided.

A small group session for pre-handwriting skills that includes both the camper and the caregiver/parent. This “hands on” class will use a multisensory approach and provide unique opportunity for carryover at home.

Children will learn the building blocks of pickleball taught through fun and engaging games. Players will learn the basics and how to keep score during a game.

This program is designed to support campers to develop essential skills for accessing written expression through the use of assistive technology. The program provides individualized instruction in a range of evidence-based tools and strategies that promote independence, engagement, and academic participation.

This class is designed for students who are currently using an AAC device to assist with communication. It is a chance to grow in their communication skills through engaging, child-led activities. Parents who want to work on their understanding of AAC and modeling skills are encouraged to attend with their child.

Please join us for a course designed by a Registered Dietitian and Occupational Therapist to improve food acceptance in children aged 3-5 years old. Caregivers will learn about topics such as: why children may be picky eaters, how to set expectations and schedules, ways to offer new foods, how to reduce stress surrounding feeding, creating positive table time behaviors and much more.

Young chefs ages 7 – 12 will enjoy a six-week sensory journey exploring the joys of cooking. Campers will be introduced to local and seasonal foods, encouraged to try new foods and explore new textures while learning positive table time behaviors.

This social skills group will utilize video and role playing to explore expected and unexpected behaviors, figurative language, body language, and identifying problems and solving them.

Independent Living Skills (ILS) is a camp that will cover fundamental skills like: safety in the home, meal-preparation, use of household appliances, common household chores, utilizing online resources to your advantage, etc.

A social skills group developed specifically for our teens and young adults ages 16+. This group provides a safe environment for teaching and promoting positive social behaviors and interactions.

The goal of our Social Skills group is to increase functional social skills that your child can use in everyday social settings. Our group will focus on reinforcing positive behaviors such as following instructions and routines.

In Adaptive Bowling campers will learn basic skills and the fundamentals of bowling. Some of these skills include spare shooting, proper release techniques, and learning to bowl for score. The objective of the program is for campers to gain an understanding of bowling, to have fun and develop self confidence.

Better Letters Rochester is a program that offers a creative, multisensory approach to help children master the skills of handwriting. Multisensory art is paired perfectly with our Better Letters Rochester session, where your child will explore the senses through activities that help regulate their responses.

Introduction to baseball by: Developing the skills of throwing and catching a ball. Swinging at a ball off a tee or by pitch. Discover the concepts of base running, fielding, and positions, and playing a game.

This camp will teach the fundamentals of basketball; ball-handling, shooting, passing, defense, and teamwork.

This camp will teach the fundamentals of basketball; ball-handling, shooting, passing, defense, and teamwork.

“Try” Cycle Camp (ages 4-7) is for campers who are not able to ride a tricycle or 2 wheel bike with training wheels.

“Ready to Ride” (ages 6-8) is for campers who are able to ride a two wheel bike with training wheels and are ready to move to independent riding.

A new and fun way to create music and melodies with the benefits of moving and research shows a link between rhythmic proficiency and language skills. Drumming is also being used as a way to improve emotional, motor, and cognitive development in children with special needs and may even help increase focus in students with ADD and ADHD.

A pediatric therapy program designed to provide children with special needs with physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Weekly themes are incorporated to make this camp program fun and therapeutic! Children must be receiving at least two therapies and have an IEP.

A pediatric therapy program designed to provide children with special needs with physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Weekly themes are incorporated to make this camp program fun and therapeutic! Children must be receiving at least two therapies and have an IEP.

Music therapy is a fun way to work on social, speech, and cognitive skills. Children will dance and sing with peers, take turns playing instruments, work on singing all kinds of words and sounds, sing songs about letters, numbers, colors, read and sing through books, and learn to watch and listen to therapist for sung directions and musical cues.

Music therapy is a fun way to work on social, speech, and cognitive skills. Children will dance and sing with peers, take turns playing instruments, work on singing all kinds of words and sounds, sing songs about letters, numbers, colors, read and sing through books, and learn to watch and listen to therapist for sung directions and musical cues.

This speech therapy based program will consist of sound production and formation, practice through a story and/or game, and a game or activity will be provided for carryover and home practice.

Touchdown! Participants will learn basic skills and fundamentals of football. These skills include proper technique for passing and catching as well as drills to enhance coordination and athletic ability. The objective of the program is for students to gain understanding of football concepts and develop self-confidence and teamwork skills.

In this class we will be promoting hands-on play and STEAM education through creating, building and constructing with Lego. Sessions will include hands-on projects to engage creative and out of the box thinking. Each week we will build a new Lego robot and learn how and why it works.

Empowered Too! Is a camp that encourages and teaches campers with special needs, ages 11-17, empowerment by giving them valuable learning tools, resources, and connections. Empowering campers starts with education to help them lead their best lives.

Let’s Go! Fire up and learn a basic cheer, jumps and stunts! Friendship cheer will incorporate stretching, strengthening and coordination exercises while learning a routine. Our cheer squad will cheer on our Flag Football team the last week of camp.

Kids on the Go is “teeing” up with First Tee Golf and Chandler Park Golf Club for a summer adaptive golf program. The program will provide golf instruction using the SNAG equipment and will end the program with a 2-3 hole scramble.

This 2 Hole League was designed for our Learn to Golf Graduates. This course will expand the golfer’s knowledge of golf etiquette, golf rules, and use of different clubs on the course.

A pediatric therapy program designed to provide children with special needs with physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Weekly themes are incorporated to make this camp program fun and therapeutic! Children must be receiving at least two therapies and have an IEP.

A pediatric therapy program designed to provide children with special needs with physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Weekly themes are incorporated to make this camp program fun and therapeutic! Children must be receiving at least two therapies and have an IEP.

Prepares teens for employment opportunities and develops career readiness skills. Class sessions include topics in communication, financial literacy, improved social behaviors, safety, and organization skills as well as time management. Participants also learn valuable skills creating and selling products in the KOTG Store.

In this class we will be promoting hands-on play and STEAM education through creating, building and constructing with Lego. Sessions will include hands-on projects to engage creative and out of the box thinking. Each week we will build a new robot and learn how and why it works.

In this class we will be learning about the basic practice of yoga and its benefits. We will be exploring stability through modified poses, improving focus and relaxation through breathing exercises, improving flexibility and range of motion with the gentle stretching the various yoga poses will create, modifying to each camper’s abilities.

Prepares teens for employment opportunities and develops career readiness skills. Class sessions include topics in communication, financial literacy, improved social behaviors, safety, and organization skills as well as time management. Participants also learn valuable skills creating and selling products in the KOTG Store.

Led by our Coach Taiwan Jones of the Transformation Lab, campers are introduced to boxing through different activities that promote fitness, important self defense techniques, offer social opportunities, and increase confidence and overall well being. This is a six week course for participants ages 8-17.

Led by our Coach Taiwan Jones of the Transformation Lab, campers are introduced to boxing through different activities that promote fitness, important self defense techniques, offer social opportunities, and increase confidence and overall well being. This is a six week course for participants ages 8-17.

Young chefs ages 8-12 will enjoy a six-week sensory journey exploring the joys of cooking. Campers will be introduced to local and seasonal foods. Children will be encouraged to try new foods and explore new textures while learning positive table time behaviors.

Our winter/spring session is currently closed for enrollment due to this being a recital year for the dance studio all enrollment was completed during the winter session. Recital year – Adaptive Dance will be closed for Spring Enrollment in 2026.

Does your child enjoy movement and music? Have you always wanted them to take a dance class but was not sure what class was right for them? ADAPTIVE DANCE IS THE CLASS FOR THEM! This session will start in January and end in June with a recital! The Winter/Spring session will follow the Mack Ave Dance Studio Calendar.

KOTG and Open Spot Theatre are excited to bring you our Empowered Too! Class. Join us for six weeks of empowerment, friendship, and fun! Campers will learn to sing, dance, and act leading up to a showcase for family and friends on the final class day. A show that they will star in and write! This session is for both boys and girls focusing on building confidence, self esteem and empowerment.

Prepares teens for employment opportunities and develops career readiness skills. Class sessions include topics in communication, financial literacy, improved social behaviors, safety, and organization skills as well as time management. Participants also learn valuable skills creating and selling products in the KOTG Store.