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5 min

A day at Wonder Camp, hour by hour

A day at Wonder Camp, hour by hour

A day at Wonder Camp, hour by hour

Morning circles, lunchtime rockets and the 4 pm talent show nobody plans for.

Words by

Noor Haddad

Movement & Music Lead

Field notes

written by a WONDERKID educator ↘

Parents often ask what actually happens between drop-off and pick-up. Here's a real Tuesday from last summer's Space Week.

08:30 — Free play

Lego, chalk and a slightly competitive game of four square.

09:15 — Morning circle

Today's question: if you lived on Mars, what would you miss most?

12:00 — Lunch and rockets

Water-bottle rockets launched from the field. One reached the roof. We're still talking about it.

16:00 — Show and tell

A planet made of clay, a song about Saturn and a very serious presentation about astronaut toilets.

About the author

Noor Haddad

Noor Haddad

Noor Haddad

Movement & Music Lead

Trained in contemporary dance and percussion. Gets the shyest child on stage by week six, every time.

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One idea for a rainy afternoon, every Sunday.

© 2026 WONDERKID Studio. Big ideas start small.Designed by Riyad Sbeitan

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One idea for a rainy afternoon, every Sunday.

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