Our summer programs are intentionally designed to grow with your child as they deepen their interest and understanding. Whether you’re an amateur artist or expert entrepreneur, we have just the camp to excite you this summer!
| Elementary Full-Day Session |
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Rising 1st–5th Grade |
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Full-day session plus lunch hour |
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9:00am–4:00pm |
$650/week |
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| Elementary Half-Day Session |
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Rising 1st–5th Grade |
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Morning or afternoon session |
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9:00am–12:00pm or 1:00–4:00pm |
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$400/week |
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| Middle School Half-Day Session |
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Rising 6th–8th Grade |
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Morning or afternoon session |
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9:00am–12:00pm or 1:00–4:00pm |
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$500/week |
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| Power Hour Summer Academics |
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Rising 1st–8th Grade |
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Customized small group tutoring |
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1:15–5:15pm |
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$650–800/10 hours |
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- 1st–5th graders are grouped by age, generally in lower & upper elementary groups.
- Camp fees will be prorated for the weeks of Juneteenth and Independence Day.
Camp Times & Fees
The content of our summer programs changes every year and campers are grouped based on their grade, experience and interests. Sign up for as many sessions as you like and start anytime!
Camp Themes
| Artists’ Studio |
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Elementary
Have you seen the Yayoi Kusama exhibit at SFMOMA? In our Artists’ Studio, campers will learn about amazing artists of the past and present as they create their own masterpieces. Develop your art skills from painting to drawing to mixed media as you gain an appreciation for art history. View Camps |
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| Creative Writing |
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Elementary
Ready to tap into your imagination and unleash your inner storyteller? This camp offers a variety of age appropriate genres to teach creative writing skills. From short stories and graphic novels to card making and improv games, your budding author will have no shortage of opportunities to experiment and explore. View Camps |
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| Design & Build |
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Elementary
Do you have an inventor, programmer or engineer on your hands? Come use the design thinking process to build towers, bridges, robots and more. We will use everything from LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential Sets to KEVA planks to push the limits of creativity and engineering. View Camps |
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| International Spy School |
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Elementary
Are you ready for your next top secret mission? Come explore far away destinations and cultures as you master the art of disguise, code-breaking and surveillance. Join the adventure in Vietnam and New York City and test your creativity and mental fitness! View Camps |
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| Chess & Beyond |
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Elementary
Middle School
Looking to outsmart your opponents on the Chess, Backgammon or Scrabble board? Campers will be grouped by skill level, not grade as they learn to think critically, outmaneuver opponents and develop a winning game plan. Have a blast while learning the skills and strategies needed to play chess and other games. View Camps |
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| Food Science |
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Elementary
Middle School
Ever wonder why chocolate makes you feel happy or how bubbling sourdough starter turns into delicious bread? This camp combines culinary creativity with exploring the physical and chemical processes of food and nutrition. Grab your lab coat or your apron, Food Science is sure to stimulate your taste buds and brain. View Camps |
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| Lemonade Stand |
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Elementary
Middle School
Do you wonder what it takes to start a business? Or maybe you already have a business that you are ready to grow? From the fundamentals of running a successful company to more advanced concepts like marketing and branding, there is a Lemonade Stand class that is right for you. View Camps |
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| Math Meets |
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Elementary
Middle School
In Math Meets, everyone crosses the finish line at their own pace. Similar to track and field, there are math events with hurdles for varying levels. You'll work with a team and a coach to tackle grade appropriate math problems. This is a great opportunity to spiral through key concepts in preparation for next year. View Camps |
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| Data Detectives |
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Middle School
How will the Electoral College elect the President of the United States this fall? Why is Apple valued at three trillion dollars? How do scientists track climate change? Math is all around us, and this camp will explore the exciting applications of mathematics in fields like finance, politics and sports. View Camps |
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| Junior Journalists |
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Middle School
Extra! Extra! Calling all writers! Whether you want to write an investigative story, movie review, sports recap or op-ed, we need your contribution to our periodical. Junior Journalists choose a topic of their interest and are guided in crafting a skillful and engaging piece of writing that will be published to our readers. View Camps |
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Camp Schedule
| Elementary (Rising 1st–5th Grade) | Middle School (Rising 6th–8th Grade) | |||||||
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| Week 1: June 10–14 |
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Math Meets |
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Creative Writing |
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| Week 2: June 17–21* |
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Chess & Beyond‡ 1st–8th |
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Design & Build |
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| Week 3: June 24–28 |
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Lemonade Stand |
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Food Science |
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Food Science |
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| Week 4: July 1–3† |
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Creative Writing |
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Int. Spy School NYC |
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| Week 5: July 8–12 |
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Artists’ Studio |
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Food Science |
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Food Science |
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| Week 6: July 15–19 |
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Design & Build |
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Math Meets |
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| Week 7: July 22–26 |
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Int. Spy School Vietnam |
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Artists’ Studio |
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Math Meets |
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Junior Journalists |
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| Week 8: July 29–August 2 |
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Chess & Beyond‡ 1st–8th |
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Design & Build |
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Junior Journalists |
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Lemonade Stand |
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| Week 9: August 5–9 |
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Food Science |
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Creative Writing |
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Data Detectives |
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Food Science |
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| Week 10: August 12–16 |
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Chess & Beyond‡ 1st–8th |
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Lemonade Stand |
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Lemonade Stand |
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Data Detectives |
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- Week 2 will omit Wednesday, June 19 in observation of Juneteenth.
- Week 4 will omit Thursday, July 4 & Friday, July 5 in observation of Independence Day.
- Middle schoolers are welcome to join our Chess & Beyond camps at the same rate as an elementary half-day session. Chess players are grouped by level or skill and not by grade.
Coordinate summer activities for your child & their friends with our handy organizer →
Coordinate summer activities for your child & their friends with our handy organizer →
Coordinate summer activities for your child & their friends with our handy organizer →
Power Hour Summer Academics
Power Hour offers customized small group tutoring in math, reading and writing for 1st–8th graders. Individualized attention is given to each student in a shared learning environment.
10 hours for $650 (Elementary) or $800 (Middle School)
Hours may be used one at a time or consecutively
Available 1:15–5:15pm Monday–Friday
Valid June 10–August 16 (Weeks 1–10)
In-person at Grupology HQ
Limited spots available daily
Book early to secure your preferred schedule
FAQ & Policies
Summer Camp FAQ:
My child loved Lemonade Stand last summer, can she take it again this year?
Yes! Every summer we thoughtfully change content and curriculum. Campers who have taken a class before will be introduced to new material, deepening their understanding. We are always ready to level up returning campers as they grow in expertise!
Will my 5th grader be learning the same material as a 1st grader?
No! Content and curriculum are intentionally differentiated for campers based on their age and experience. We meet children where they are to keep them engaged, excited and challenged. Middle school camps reflect a curricular complexity and sophistication appropriate to engage this age group.
Power Hour FAQ:
Do you provide the curriculum?
Yes! Grupology will provide grade and ability appropriate learning plans for math, reading and writing based on the student intake form.
At check out, parents will complete an intake form so our educators can best serve each learner.
How do I book my sessions?
At check out, please submit your day and time preferences and we’ll confirm your schedule. Appointments begin at 1:15pm, 2:15pm, 3:15pm and 4:15pm and are 1 hour long.
We staff our team appropriately for each session and are committed to maintaining a low student to tutor ratio. Limited spots available daily. Book early to secure your preferred schedule.
What is the cancellation policy?
No refunds. Reschedule with at least 72 hours notice via email to info@grupology.com.
When does the package expire?
All summer power hours must be used by August 16th, 2024.
General Policies:
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• We are located at 1419 Chapin Ave, Suite 101 in Burlingame.
• There is metered Public Parking Lot B-1 by Fidelity and metered street parking on Chapin Ave.
• Please do not park in our side entrance area to keep the space clear for the children.
• Do NOT park in our neighbors’ parking spots, including the BevMo and Coldwell Banker lots as your car may be towed.
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• Please do not drop off earlier than 10 minutes before your camper’s class begins and pick up your camper within 10 minutes of class end time.
• Pick up after the allotted time window may incur a charge for an additional class.
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• Nut free snacks
• Reusable water bottle labeled with your camper’s name
• Nut free lunch for campers registered for Full-Day
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Summer Camp:
• Full refund up to 21 days prior to the start of camp.
• Full credit applied towards future Grupology services within 21 days of the start of camp.
• No credits once the camps have started.
Power Hour:
• No refunds. Reschedule with at least 72 hours notice via email to info@grupology.com.
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• Transfers to a different camp (such as morning to afternoon or another week) pending availability will incur a $20 admin fee per change.
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• Campers should not attend Grupology if they are experiencing symptoms that may be caused by COVID-19.
• You will be contacted to come pick-up campers who are symptomatic and/or not feeling well at camp.
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• We serve rising 1st–8th graders.
• Campers are grouped by age, generally in lower and upper elementary groups.
• Middle schoolers are grouped together.
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• Elementary campers registered for all day should pack a nut-free lunch. Grupology camp counselors will walk them to the lawn at Burlingame City Hall where they will be supervised for their lunch break.
• We do not provide supervision for middle school campers unless requested. Middle schoolers registered for morning and afternoon camps may independently stroll downtown Burlingame or go to our local park or library with their packed lunch.