Opera Masks Painting | Chinese Summer Camp

Day Camp

Chinese Summer Camp Program

Day Camp program includes weekday activities: Chinese lessons, cultural activities, and morning excursions.

Campers spend Monday to Friday at camp participating in various activities and workshops, going on half-day excursions around the city, having lunch together, and taking Chinese classes in the afernoon.

Note: Day camp program finishes at 16:00, so it’s perfect for students who come to China with their parents – this way, they can explore China with their family in the evening and on weekends.

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Day Camp Details

DETAILS OF DAY CHINESE SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM

CONTENT

Chinese lessons
Cultural activities
Half-day excursions
Lunches

SUITABLE FOR

Kids & teens aged 10-17 who are interested in Chinese language & culture

SCHEDULE

09:00 – 15:50
Monday to Friday

ACCOMMODATION

Not included
(available upon request)

DURATION

Our standard camp term is 2 weeks. If you would like to extend your program, you can add 2 more weeks in another city.

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2-Week Experience At a Glance

HIGHLIGHTS OF DAY SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM

Orientation | Chinese Summer Camp in Beijing

Opening Ceremony & Orientation

On the first official day of Camp, our campers meet the teachers and fellow campers during the Opening Ceremony. They will receive a warm welcome to China, get a chance to introduce themselves, and receive an essential Camp Kit.

Excursions | Chinese Summer Camp in Beijing

Morning Field Trips

On Tuesdays and Thursdays, campers will have morning excursions to popular tourist sites in Beijing and complete missions and activities related to the locations.

Cultural Activities | Chinese Summer Camp in Beijing

Morning Cultural Activities

On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, campers will participate in various cultural activities: Chinese Calligraphy, Making Lanterns, Making Shadow Puppets, Paining Beijing Opera Masks, Dumpling and Mooncake Cooking Workshops.
Learn more about Camp activities here.

Afternoon Chinese Classes

In the afternoon, it’s time to learn Chinese! Our classes use various methods to help campers speak Chinese from Day 1, and use the language to solve everyday tasks. Classes are grouped by level: Total Beginners, Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.

Graduation Ceremony

The second Friday at camp is the Graduation Ceremony. Campers will showcase their Chinese skills with public speaking, singing, reciting poems, or (even!) performing Chinese rap songs.

Flea Market

Every Friday at camp, campers get the chance to spend their Camp Kuai — bonus camp money they’ve “earned” during the week by speaking Chinese and completing activities — to buy memorable souvenirs from the flea market hosted by the teachers. They need to bargain in Chinese to get the best price!