Designed For Students With Special Needs Of All Ages

Our Summer Camp 2025 is aimed at children with special needs and disabilities, providing a safe space for development and interaction

Week 1: June 15 – June 19
Theme: Under the Sea

  • Ocean crafts (e.g., jellyfish, paper plate fish)
  • Underwater treasure hunt
  • Sea animal sensory bottle
  • Modeling clay sea creatures
  • Live fishing

    • Week 2: June 22 – June 26
    Theme: Art & Expression

  • Canvas and stone painting
  • Tie-dye shirt
  • Mosaic/Collage art
  • Pottery/glass painting
  • Origami

    • Week 2: June 29 – July 3
    Theme: Around the World

  • Flag coloring
  • Passport making activity
  • Mock airport travel
  • Visual map exploration (wonders of the world)
  • Making cultural hats or accessories

    • Week 3: July 6 – July 10
    Theme: Science Week

  • Baking soda & vinegar volcano
  • Ice experiments
  • Sorting objects by magnetic/non-magnetic
  • Sensory bottles (lava lamps, glitter calm bottles)
  • Cause-and-effect experiments

    • Week 4: July 13 – July 17
    Theme: Nature Week

  • Leaf and flower printing (large handle stamps)
  • Nature sensory walk
  • Gardening: planting seeds in cups
  • Texture rubbings (bark, leaves)
  • Nature collage

    • Week 5: July 13 – July 19
    Theme: Animal Week

  • Animal mask making with pre-cut parts
  • Animal sound bingo
  • “Feed the Animal”
  • Movement game: walk like an animal
  • Sorting farm vs wild animals

    • Week 6: July 20 – July 26
    Theme: Puzzle & Scavenger Week

  • Scavenger hunt
  • Puzzles
  • Object-finding games
  • “What’s Missing?” table games
  • Sorting tasks (colors, shapes, textures)

    • Week 7: July 27 – August 2
    Theme: Garden Week

  • Simple gardening
  • Decorate mini pots
  • Vegetable stamping with washable paint
  • Sensory bins with soil, scoops, and plastic bugs
  • “What grows?” matching activity

    • Week 8: August 10 – August 14
    Theme: Brain Boosters

  • Visual memory games
  • Simple board games
  • Sorting/matching activities (colors, animals, numbers)
  • Math games
  • Simple cause-effect games

    • Week 11: August 24 – August 28
    Theme: Creative Crafts Week

  • Slime making
  • Simple bracelet making with large beads
  • Poster color painting
  • Greeting card making
  • Decorative carft

    • Week 12: August 31 – September 4
    Theme: Junior Chefs Week

  • No-fire food prep: fruit salad, sandwich making
  • Setting up a table
  • Decorating cupcakes with sprinkles
  • Food Art
  • Make a snack box to take home

    • Week 13: September 7 – September 11
    Theme: Sports & Movement Week

  • Obstacle course (tunnels, balance beams)
  • Scooter board/hoola hoop activities
  • Football
  • Group dance/Freeze dance
  • Tug of war
  • Movement stations: jumping, tossing, rolling, crawling, balancing, ball games.

    • About Us

    About Us

    Omega Center For People With Disabilities was established in 2010 by a couple whose son was diagnosed with autism at the age of four and the center is an outcome of these parents’ determination, with the help of God, to bring about a positive change in the lives of children with special needs and their families by making a complete educational and therapeutic services accessible at affordable fees. At Omega Center; it is not only the children with special needs that we teach; but also their care givers and parents.
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    About Us

    About Us

    Omega Center For People With Disabilities was established in 2010 by a couple whose son was diagnosed with autism at the age of four and the center is an outcome of these parents’ determination, with the help of God, to bring about a positive change in the lives of children with special needs and their families by making a complete educational and therapeutic services accessible at affordable fees. At Omega Center; it is not only the children with special needs that we teach; but also their care givers and parents.
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    Omega Center For People With Disabilities