No school? No problem! Turn September 23 into a day of adventure, creativity, and storytelling at Levine Museum’s Young Historians Academy—where young learners become history-makers. This dynamic day camp offers 1st through 3rd graders a unique opportunity to step into the past and experience history in hands-on, engaging ways.

Designed for curious minds, the program blends education with exploration through interactive activities, creative projects, and collaborative play. Each camp is rooted in the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for Art, English Language Arts, and Social Studies, and also supports Social Emotional Learning Competencies.

The Catawba Culture day camp will spotlight the Catawba people’s vital role in North Carolina history, exploring their storytelling traditions, language, games, crafts, and more.

Camp registration is $70 per student and includes 4 hours of attendance, all activity supplies, and special takeaways. Drop-off begins at 8:45 am and pick-up is at 1:00 pm. Snack time is at 11:00 am. Please send your child with peanut-free snacks and a water bottle.

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Please note: This camp is for children considered 1st–3rd graders at the time of camp. September 23 is a CMS teacher workday, but any student of the required age is welcome, including homeschool students.