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To celebrate the end of summer, campers will dive into a week of splashing fun with action-packed water-themed games, creative activities, and team relays designed to keep them cool and engaged.

This session invites curious campers to explore the amazing connections between animals, people, and the natural world through hands-on games, crafts, stories, and outdoor exploration.

Campers will explore the exciting world of forces and motion through age-appropriate experiments, creative challenges, outdoor games, and simple engineering projects.

Designed for curious campers, this session explores how birds fly, why feathers are amazing, and how humans have been inspired by flight, through hands-on activities, games, and outdoor discovery.

Designed for High School and College-Aged TCS Alumni, this 4-day/3-night overnight trip includes canoeing on the Current River, visiting Blue Spring and Rocky Falls, and evening activities like stargazing and games.

This session challenges and strengthens campers on the campus rock climbing wall, teaching safety and climbing skills necessary to summit, along with basic knot tying and harness fitting.

During this shortened, four-day week, campers will play classic backyard and indoor party games utilizing various locations on campus including the field, gym, and dining room.

This session fosters a connection to the outdoors by exploring the basics of tent camping and outdoor exploration, teaching campers how to choose a safe campsite, set up tents, and utilize camp gear.

This Wisconsin-based adventure focuses on examining the human and environmental history of the Driftless region through flatwater paddling, visiting Taliesin, rock climbing, rappelling, and exploring Wynfal Farm.

Utilizing our campus garden and greenhouse, campers will explore where food comes from by planting seeds, caring for garden beds, and harvesting fresh vegetables and herbs, learning about soil, insects, and composting.

This session celebrates the vibrant art and artists of the St. Louis region. Campers will explore local styles and creative voices through age-appropriate art activities, culminating in a collaborative mural project.

This expedition includes two days of building group unity and exploration near St. Louis, followed by a 3-day/2-night overnight trip to Bass River Resorts for rafting and horseback riding.

This course teaches skills necessary to be a successful and safe babysitter, including developmentally appropriate play, safe handling of infants and toddlers, feeding, diapering, and the opportunity to earn American Red Cross Babysitter's Training Certification with infant CPR and first aid.

This course teaches skills necessary to be a successful and safe babysitter, including developmentally appropriate play, safe handling of infants and toddlers, feeding, diapering, and the opportunity to earn American Red Cross Babysitter's Training Certification with infant CPR and first aid.

Kick off summer with sun, splashes, and sandy fun as we jump into a week of beach-themed adventures, including pool days, water games, creek exploration and playtime on our very own beach at our LaBarque Campus. This week focuses on welcoming campers and getting comfortable with places and faces.

This high-adventure, 6-day, 5-night expedition will have campers paddling two National Scenic Rivers: the Buffalo River in Arkansas and the Eleven Point River in Missouri, utilizing National Park Service campgrounds and gravel bar camps.