*Once a camp is full, it will not be shown on the enrollment form. Email Gina McGarry and you will be placed on a waiting list.
**We will be making one t-shirt order! Students must be enrolled by May 15th in order to receive a camp t-shirt.
The Lab School extends academic and project based learning into a summer session known as Camp Soar! Camp Soar is a highly successful summer enrichment series designed for students to receive individual attention in small groups. Instructors are highly qualified and certified educators.
We create summer extensions with our students' health, wellness, and optimal learning needs in mind.
SNU Lab School is proud to be a leader in academic Christian modeling.
All camps located at SNU Lab School, 3100 N Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008 except the Glass Etching Camp and Woodworking Camp (both located at the Mustang High School Wood Shop) the Musical Theatre Production Camp (located in Cantrell Music Hall, on SNU's main campus), and the Pickleball Camp (located at the pickleball courts on Peniel and 42nd St., SNU's main campus).
NOTE: Children enrolled in both morning and afternoon camps may bring a lunch from home.
*All camps meet Monday through Friday.
*One camp t-shirt will be given to each child, enrolled by May 15th, regardless of how many camps they attend.
Space is limited to 25 students per camp
COST: $450 for this 4-week camp
Does your child love to READ and/or WRITE?
Does your child need extra reading support this summer?
Do you want to challenge your reader or writer?
Check out Literacy Camp!
In this 4-week camp, we will:
*Meet each child at their reading and writing levels!
*Ignite your child's love of reading!
*Build a love of reading and writing various genres through thematic units!
*Incorporate projects, games, centers, and activities, all designed to keep reading progress going throughout the summer!
Week 1: Awesome Adventure Stories
Week 2: Powerful Poetry
Week 3: Fabulous Fantasy
Week 4: Nutty Non-fiction
DIRECTORS: Gina McGarry (SNU Lab School), Jan Hoffpauir (Reading Intervention Teacher at Central Elem. Putnam City), and Natasha Moore (Teacher at Putnam City Central)
Session LIT - June 1-June 26 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
* for students who have completed Grades K, 1 or 2
COST: $450 for this 4-week camp
Does your child enjoy STEM activities?
Does your child need extra math support this summer?
Does your child like challenging projects?
In this 4-week camp, we will:
*Meet each child at their math level!
*Have small group instruction!
*Focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) activities that will enhance problem-solving skills!
*Incorporate science experiments!
*Enrich children's science and math skills through individualized and group activities!
DIRECTORS: Gina McGarry (SNU Lab School) and Jan Hoffpauir (Central Elementary Putnam City)
Session STEM - June 1-June 26 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
* for students who have completed Grades K, 1 or 2
Dates: June
Session
* for students who have completed
Space is limited to 10 students.
COST: $250 for this 2 week camp
Come one, come all Pre-K friends who are 4 years of age or will be in kindergarten for the 2026-27 school year. We will have two weeks of fun and learning as we explore the circus. Inside or outside, math, science, and language activities will keep learning exciting as we have fun under the big top!
DIRECTORS: Madelyn Campbell, Kim Adams, Angela Bumpus (SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 8-19
Session BIG TOP- June 8-19 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
* for children who are 4 years old or going into Kindergarten.
Space is limited to 15 students.
COST: $350 for this 2-week camp
Camp Soar is excited to offer a two-week musical theatre camp where students will learn and perform HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, JR. Auditions will take place in Cantrell Hall on Saturday, April 25, between 12:00pm and 3:00 pm, and students will need to bring a 24-36 bar cut of a song from a musical. Callbacks will take place at 4:00 on the 25th.
You must be enrolled in this camp before you audition! Once you are enrolled, you will be sent a link to sign up for an audition.
All students seeking a speaking/singing role will be required to audition and attend callbacks. If you are unable to audition on April 25 and would still like to participate, please email Audra Faust at afaust@snu.edu and she will be able to speak to you about video auditions or just being a part of the large ensemble.
There will be 2 performances on June 12 at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm and 2 performances on June 13 at 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Every student participating will receive 4 complimentary tickets to share. Tickets will go on sale the second week of camp. Camp will not start until 1:00 pm on Friday, June 12. We need you to feed your student lunch and give them lots of rest on this day, before they arrive. A pizza dinner will be provided before the performances on Friday.
Please visit the following website to fill out your audition form and bring it with you to Cantrell Hall on April 25.
SNU Lab School Camp Soar Musical Theatre Audition
DIRECTOR: Audra Faust (SNU Lab School music and art integration/SNU's musicals and plays)
Dates: June 1-June 13
Session MTP - June 1-June 13
*Different times than other camps! Includes production on Saturday, June 13
TIMES: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
*For students that have completed 1st - 12th grade
*Space is limited to 50 students
LOCATION:
April 25- Auditions at Cantrell Hall
June 1-5 -@ SNU Lab School Campus
June 8-12 - @ Cantrell Hall (SNU Main Campus)
*Cantrell is located on College Ave. between the SNU Admissions building and the SNU Library. Parking is located along NW 39th Exp. and the parking lot off Peniel Ave.
COST: $150 per session (Supplies Provided)
Put on your lab coats and grab your mixing bowls! Yumology is a hands-on cooking and science camp, where every recipe is a real experiment and learning happens through tasting, testing, and doing.
Young food scientists will explore the "why" behind cooking as they create fun and flavorful projects like sugar separation drinks, fizzy lemonade, Northern Lights punch, layered slushies, and whipped pink lemonade. Students will dive into the chemistry of a cupcake, make edible glass, and discover transformations through classics like bread in a bag and butter in a jar, learning the science behind how butter is made.
The experiments continue with ice cream in a bag with magic shell, Kool-Aid rock candy, and caramel made two ways, while investigating real food science questions such as why apples brown, which fruits brown the fastest, and how dehydration works through dehydrated applesauce and homemade beef jerky.
Each day of camp includes a snack, created by the students as part of their experiments. To extend the learning beyond camp, every student will take home a personalized recipe and picture book, helping them remember the sciene and recreate their yummy discoveries at home.
Perfect for curious minds and adventurous eaters, Yumology blends science, creativity, and cooking into an unforgettable, hands-on learning experience--where you can truly taste the science.
DIRECTORS: Mary Grotlueshen (former teacher SNU Lab School)/owner of "Beyond Sweet Confections" and Kerry Ingersoll (teacher at Bethel Public School)
Dates: June 8-12, June 15-19 and June 22-26
TIMES:
Session YUM4 - June 8-12 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
Session YUM5 - June 15-19 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Session YUM8 - June 22-26 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
*For students that have completed 2nd Grade - 7th Grade.
Space is limited to 12 students per camp.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
Become a Confident, Responsible Babysitter!
Ready to take on the responsibility of caring for kids? Whether you're looking to earn extra money or simply love spending time with children, our babysitting camp is the perfect way to build your skills and boost your confidence to become a trusted, go-to sitter!
You will learn childcare basics, first aid and safety, handling behavior, and communication skills. You will also create your own business materials, such as business cards and flyers to advertise your new skills. Each student, upon completion of the camp, will receive a certificate for being an official trained babysitter!
DIRECTOR: Brooke Keoppel (SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 15-19
Session BABYSIT5-- June 15-19 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Session BABYSIT6 -- June 15-16 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
* for students who have completed 4th grade through 7th
Space is limited to 12 students per session.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies Provided)
Campers will have the opportunity to work together to bake multiple recipes, including breads, breakfast pastries, savory items, and sweet treats! Throughout the week, we will discuss and practice good kitchen hygiene and etiquette, including kitchen safety and working together. Cooperation with one another will be key to a successful and fun baking experience!
DIRECTOR: Hannah Barnes (Classen SAS middle school and former SNU Lab School and Pie Junkie employee)
Dates: June 2-6
Session
Session
* For students that have completed 5th grade and up.
*some kitchen experience required
*Space is limited to only 8 students.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
Learn how to bake and decorate cakes and cupcakes! Students will be learning the names of tools of the trade and how to use them in decorating. They will be learning how to make and also work with butter cream and whipped cream icing. One day will be a fondant day, where students learn how to make fondant and how to use it in cake decorating. (Students will receive a cake carrier to transport their cakes home.)
*If your child has a medical or allergic condition, please contact Diana Anthony at danthony@snu.edu before enrolling in this camp.
DIRECTOR: Diana Anthony (SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 1-5
Session Cake1- June 1-5 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
* for students who have completed grades 2 through 7.
Space is limited to 12 students per camp.
COST: $150 per session (supplies provided)
Get ready to build, design, and explore the amazing world of insects! In this hands-on camp, students will spend half the time programming LEGO SPIKE Prime robots and half the time tackling fun engineering challenges, all inspired by how insects move, sense, build, and survive.
Campers will:
Design and program insect-inspired robots
Explore real-world engineering through creative builds
Test ideas, solve problems, and improve their designs
Finish the week with an exciting Insect Expo showcase
*Perfect for curious kids who love LEGO, science, and creativity--no prior robotics experience required!
DIRECTOR: Martha Kenworthy (SNU Lab School)
Session ENGINEER1 - June 1-June 5 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Session ENGINEER2 - June 1-June 5 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
* for students who have completed Grades 3rd - 7th
*limited to 12 students per session
COST: $150 per session (Supplies Provided)
REQUIREMENT: For students who have completed 2nd Grade and up.
NOTE: Students needing transportation between SNU Lab School camps and Glass Etching Camp must provide their own transportation.
Glass Etching is a blast! Sandblasting that is. Campers will safely etch on various materials (mugs, plates, mirrors, wood, etc.) using multiple etching techniques. And yes, all safety precautions are followed. Come with ideas of projects you would like to make or choose from those we have.
*Returning campers will be working on new projects.
DIRECTOR: Jeff Marzec (former Mustang High School crafts instructor)
Dates: June 1-5 and June 8-12
TIMES:
Session GLASS1 - June 1-5 (8:30 am - 11:30 am)
Session GLASS3 - June 8-12 (8:30 am - 11:30 am)
Space is limited to 10 students per session.
LOCATION:
Mustang High School
801 S Snyder Dr, Mustang, OK 73064
Directions to the Glass Etching Camp (located in Mustang's Wood Lab)
Go south on Mustang Road, & turn right on Juniper (1st stop sign after Highway 152). Turn left at the second opportunity and look for a dark, gray, metal building.
NOTE: Children attending both a morning and afternoon session the same week, or attending woodworking one session and glass etching one session in the same week, may bring a lunch from home.
COST: $150 per session (supplies provided)
This camp
DIRECTOR: Miranda Oddy (SNU Lab School)
Session
Session
* for students who have completed Grades 5th and up
*Space is limited to 12 students per session.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
In this camp, we will explore a beautiful form of art that began hundreds of years ago. Students will learn basic knots, and will end each day with a finished piece of art! With some focused effort, students will learn how to work macrame cord into keychains, pencil pouches, and more! This is a beginning level camp and no experience is needed!
DIRECTOR: Ashley Glenn (SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 1-5
Session MAC2- June 1-5 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
* for students who have completed 3rd grade - 7th.
*Returning students will work on different projects.
*Space is limited to 10 students per session.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies Provided)
Come have fun and create something new each day! In the Multi Media Art Camp, every day we'll be working with different art mediums to create new projects and/or to add on to the project from the day before. By the end of the week, you'll have several art projects that will be brought home that show all the fun new mediums and techniques you've learned that include everything from painting on canvas, working with unique mediums, and clay sculpting!
Students who have completed Kindergarten through 12 grade are encouraged to join in the fun!
DIRECTOR: Rachel Bolerjack (Art Teacher--SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 8-12 June 15-19 and June 22-26
Session ART4 - June 8-12 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm) *Kids that have completed 3rd-7th
Session ART6 - June 15-19 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm) *Kids that have completed Kindergarten-2nd
Session ART7 - June 22-26 (9:00am - 12:00 pm) *Kids that have completed Kindergarten -2nd
Session ART8 - June 22-26 (1:00pm - 4:00 pm) *Kids that have completed 3rd-7th
*If you have children that are different ages, and you'd like to put them in the same session, contact Rachel Bolerjack-- rbolerjack@snu.edu so she can help you decide which session would be better for them to enroll in.
Space is limited to 12 students per session.
*Returning campers will work on different projects.
COST: $150 per session (supplies provided)
Session
Session
* for students who have
*Space is limited to 12 students per session.
COST: $150 per session (supplies provided)
Get ready for a week of fun, fitness, and friendly competition at our Pickleball Camp! This camp is perfect for young athletes looking to learn and develop their skills in one of the fastest-growing sports in the country.
Camp Highlights:
*Learn the fundamentals of pickleball, including serving, volleys, and game strategy.
*Fun drills and games to build coordination, teamwork, and confidence.
*Friendly matches and mini-tournaments.
*Supportive coaching in a positive and encouraging environment
No experience? No problem! Our experienced coaches will provide age-appropriate instruction, making sure every camper has a blast while improving their skills. Whether your child is new to pickleball or looking to take their game to the next level, this camp is the perfect place to learn and grow! So join us for a week of active fun and make new friends on the court!
LOCATION: This camp is located at the SNU pickleball courts (Peniel and 42nd St.) on SNU's main campus. Students needing transportation from Pickleball Camp to another camp that is held at the SNU Lab School must provide their own transportation.
DIRECTOR: Stephanie Naylor (PE teacher - SNU Lab School)
Session PICKLE3 - June 8-June 12 (9:00 pm - 12:00 pm)
Session PICKLE5- JUNE 15-June 19 (9:00 - 12:00 pm)
* for students who have completed Grades 1 through 5
*Space is limited to 12 students per session.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
DIRECTOR:
Dates:
Session -
* for students who have completed 1st-8th grade.
Space is limited to 10 students.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
Campers will work in groups to build and control a Lego robot. After the Lego robot is built, then students will write Scratch coding to guide the robot through various activities.
DIRECTORS: Paula Sharp and Erin Velders (Robotics instructors at Prairie View Elementary in Mustang)
Dates: June 8-12 & June 15-19
Session ROBOT3 - June 8-12 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Session ROBOT5- June 15-19 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
* for students who have completed 1st-5th grade.
Space is limited to 15 students per camp.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
Let's turn curiosity into discovery! Get ready to explore the science beneath our feet! Fossils to Fuel takes students on an exciting journey through geology and energy science. Campers will examine fossils, test materials for density and porosity, and experiment with sound waves using real-world investigations. Along the way, they'll build strong math skills--measuring, calculating mass and volme, organizing data, and working confidently with fractions and decimals--through engaging, hands-on activities.
DIRECTOR: Deanna Agee (SNU Lab School)
Dates: June 22-26
Session FOSSIL7 - June 9-13 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
* for students who have completed 3rd - 7th grade
Space is limited to 10 students per camp.
COST: $150 per camp (Supplies provided)
*For students that have completed 2nd - 7th Grade
Get ready to recreate your favorite store-bought and fast-food treats--right in the kitchen! In this fun and interactive camp, young chefs will learn how to make homemade versions of popular snacks and drinks they know and love.
Students will whip up copycat classics like Cosmic Brownies, Jet-Puffed-style Marshmallows, and Pizza Pockets, plus refreshing favorites such as Chick-fil-A Frosted Lemondade, Sonic-style Slushies with Nerds, and Ocean Water complete with gummy fish--and more surprise treats along the way. Each day of camp includes a snack made by the students themselves.
Alongside the fun, students will build essential kitchen skills including measuring, mixing, baking, food safety, and teamwork. To keep the experience going at home, each student will take home a personalized recipe and picture book, helping them remember and recreate their yummy treats long after camp ends.
Perfect for adventurous eaters and curious cooks, Sweet Copycats: Back for Seconds is a delicious way to turn everyday favorites into homemade magic!
DIRECTORS: Mary Grotlueshen (former teacher SNU Lab School) owner of "Beyond Sweet Confections" and Kerry Ingersoll (teacher at Bethel Public School)
Dates: June 8-12, June 15-19, & June 22-26
Session COOK3 - June 8 - 12 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Session COOK6 - June 15 - 19 (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
Session COOK7 - June 22-26 (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
Space is limited to 12 students per camp session
COST: $200 per session (Supplies provided for basic projects)
REQUIREMENT: For students who have completed 2nd Grade and up.
NOTE: Students needing transportation between SNU Lab School camps and Woodworking Camp must provide their own transportation.
Who doesn't like using power tools? In woodworking camp, campers learn how to safely use woodworking tools and machines. So put on your safety goggles, and make a pen (on the lathe) and other fun projects! Choose from various camp projects or come with your own ideas and get ready to use those power tools!.
*(This camp has a ratio of 4 campers to one woodworking instructor.)
*Returning campers will be working on new projects.
DIRECTOR: Mike McGarry (former Mustang High School woodworking instructor)
Dates: June 1-5 and June 8-12
TIMES:
Session WOOD1 - June 1-5 (8:30 am - 11:30 am)
Session WOOD2 - June 1-5 (12:30 pm - 3:30 pm)
Session WOOD3 - June 8-12 (8:30 am - 11:30 am)
Session WOOD4 - June 8-12 (12:30 pm - 3:30 pm)
Space is limited to 12 students per session. (This camp has a ratio of 4 campers to one woodworking instructor.)
LOCATION:
Mustang High School
801 S Snyder Dr, Mustang, OK 73064
Directions to the Wood Shop
Go south on Mustang Road, & turn right on Juniper (1st stop sign after Highway 152). Turn left at the second opportunity and look for a dark, gray, metal building.
NOTE: Children attending both a morning and afternoon session the same week, or one session of Glass Etching and one session of Woodworking the same week, may bring a lunch from home.