Summer Camps
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Maximum of six participants per camp.
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All camps are $145 per camper, per camp. Camp fees are nonrefundable.
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Payment must be made in advance. Registration form must be completed in full and payment must be made for the camper's spot to be held.
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All camps are held at Wonder Works Pediatric Therapy, 706 Rogers Street, Waterloo, Illinois.
Camps Offered
For kiddos ages 5-6 years old.
Therapist Lead Themed Activities Including: Dramatic Play, Arts & Crafts, Sensory, Snack, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Language & Literacy.
For kiddos ages 9-18 years old.
Therapist Lead ADL camp designed to help individuals develop or enhance their independence in performing everyday tasks like: dressing, grooming, snack/meal prep, laundry, and bed-making.
For kiddos ages 5-9 years old.
Therapist-Led camp designed to build hand-strength & fine motor skills through: sensory writing, pre-writing skills, gross motor integration, games with a writing twist. Don’t forget snack and story time!
For kiddos ages 4-5 years old.
Through therapist-led activities like role play and “rescue missions” kids will practice sensory, fine motor, gross motor and language and literacy.
For kiddos ages 7-8 years old.
Therapist Lead Themed Activities Including: Dramatic Play, Arts & Crafts, Sensory, Snack, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Language & Literacy. Please fill out the form to register your student for camp and prepare any necessary information.
For kiddos ages 9-18 years old.
Therapist Lead ADL camp designed to help individuals develop or enhance their independence in performing everyday tasks like: dressing, grooming, snack/meal prep, laundry, and bed-making.
For kiddos ages 4-6 years old.
This engaging camp supports picky eaters, curious learners, and budding chefs alike—encouraging confidence, independence, and a positive relationship with food in a playful, supportive environment.
For kiddos ages 5-6 years old.
This fun and supportive camp helps children build confidence and skills for a smooth transition into the school year! Through play-based activities, campers will practice following routines, listening skills, early classroom behaviors, and peer interactions.