Dungeons and Dragons Camp Week 3

Service Description

August 19th - August 23rd Duration: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Week 3: Challenges and Growth Day 11: Puzzle and Trap Design Designing puzzles and traps Testing problem-solving skills Day 12: Combat Tactics Teaching combat mechanics Strategy and teamwork in battles Day 13: Character Development Encourage character growth and backstory development Personal quests and goals Day 14: Ethical Dilemmas Present ethical dilemmas for the characters to navigate Discuss consequences of their choices Day 15: Mid-Campaign Reflection Reflect on the campaign so far Discuss what they've learned and what they'd like to explore further Throughout the month, provide guidance, encouragement, and feedback to the kids to help them grow as players and storytellers. Adjust the pace and complexity of activities based on the group's dynamics and interests, and most importantly, ensure that everyone has fun and feels included in the adventure! Kids get to experience what the morning kiddos normally get to do The kids that created their own campaign now get a chance to help teach other kids what they’ve already learned and/or dm for the “newbs”

Cancellation Policy

1. Registration and Payment - All campers must be registered in advance, with full payment received prior to the start of the camp session. - Registration can be completed online or in-person at our camp office. - Payment options include credit card, debit card, and electronic bank transfers. - No refunds will be issued for cancellations made 24 hours or less prior to the start of the camp session. 2. Attendance and Drop-off/Pick-up - Camp hours are from 11 AM to 2 PM & 2 PM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday, from July 1 to August 30. - Drop-off is from 10:45 AM to 11 AM & 1:45 PM to 2 PM, and pick-up is from 1:45 PM to 2 PM & 4:45 PM to 5 PM. - Parents/guardians must sign their child in and out each day. - Late pick-ups will incur a fee of $15 for every 15 minutes past the pick up times of 2 PM & 5 PM 3. Health and Safety - All children must have a completed Childcare Liability Waiver form on file, including information on allergies or medical conditions. - Sick children should not attend camp. If a child becomes ill during camp hours, parents/guardians will be notified and must arrange for prompt pick-up. - In case of an emergency, staff will contact the provided emergency contact and seek necessary medical treatment for the child. 4. Behavior and Discipline - Campers are expected to follow the camp rules and show respect to all staff and fellow campers. - Disruptive or dangerous behavior will result in a warning, and repeated issues may lead to dismissal from the camp without a refund. 5. Activities and Schedule - The camp schedule includes a variety of activities such as anime dance workshops, STEM art projects, and Dungeons & Dragons sessions. - Activities are designed to be age-appropriate and engaging, with a focus on creativity, teamwork, and learning. - A detailed daily schedule is provided at the start of each camp week. 6. Food and Snacks - Campers should bring their own snacks and water bottles each day. - No nuts or nut products are allowed due to allergy concerns. 7. Childcare Liability Waiver Form - Parents/guardians are required to sign the Childcare Liability Waiver Form before their child can attend camp. - The waiver includes a release of liability, an authorization for emergency medical treatment, and a photography release (optional). - Failure to sign the waiver form will result in the child being unable to attend camp, and no refund will be issued for any pre-paid camp weeks. Our policy is subject to change in the future.

Contact Details

• Maniacal Art Management, inside the Art League of Long Island

  107 E Deer Park Rd, Dix Hills, NY 11746, USA

  ManiacalKids@gmail.com