Walk Montreal Summer Camp

Walk Montreal, be a travel live-stream host! After more than two years of the pandemic, with the children stuck at home with nowhere to go, and the first summer after restrictions were lifted finally arriving, where should the children go? Come and register for the “Walk Montreal” summer camp! Tour historic landmarks around Montreal, lead children to make their own travel guides and collect materials, and, through short videos and live streaming on a platform, let children become Canada travel live-stream hosts!

June 20-24 daycare, $125/week. June 27-August 26: 9-week summer camp, $199/week. Downtown + South Shore opening simultaneously.

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Seven Advantages of the Summer Camp

Comprehensive anti-epidemic measures; 24-hour central air conditioning; 360-degree surveillance facilities; convenient transportation; comfortable government office environment; official tax receipts provided; all teaching materials originally created by McGill College.

Summer Camp Schedule

Note: The schedule is subject to the actual camp opening.

DT

09:00-12:00: Monday — English, French (two levels); Tuesday — Culinary Arts; Wednesday — English, French (two levels); Thursday — Culinary Arts; Friday — Walk Montreal. 12:00-13:00: Lunch break. 13:00-15:00: Monday — Fun Chinese; Tuesday — Robot; Wednesday — Taekwondo; Thursday — Robot; Friday — Walk Montreal.

Brossard

09:00-12:00: Monday — Culinary Arts; Tuesday — English, French (two levels); Wednesday — Culinary Arts; Thursday — English, French (two levels); Friday — Walk Montreal. 12:00-13:00: Lunch break. 13:00-15:00: Monday — Robot; Tuesday — Fun Chinese; Wednesday — Robot; Thursday — Taekwondo; Friday — Walk Montreal.

Brossard Sports Camp

09:00-12:00: Monday — Soccer; Tuesday — Taekwondo; Wednesday — Soccer; Thursday — Taekwondo; Friday — Walk Montreal. 12:00-13:00: Lunch break. 13:00-15:00: Monday — Dance; Tuesday — Fun sports (frisbee, jump rope, shuttlecock, tug-of-war, etc.); Wednesday — Dance; Thursday — Fun sports (frisbee, jump rope, shuttlecock, tug-of-war, etc.); Friday — Walk Montreal.

Fees

Summer camp, one week (Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.): $199/week. Extra daycare time (Monday to Friday, 8-9 a.m., 3-5 p.m.): $5/day. Culinary class ingredient fee: $16/week. Robot teaching-aid rental fee: $15/week. Camp kit (backpack, water bottle, clothes, hat, notebook, pen): $150/person. Registration fee: $20/person.

Course Introductions

Walk Montreal History Course

This course invites reporters from the Chinese department of Canada International Radio, Montreal gold-medal tour guides, Concordia media research graduates, and professors from the School of Journalism at Renmin University of China, to lead children into the Old Port of Montreal, Queen Mary Cathedral, the Indigenous residential area, Chambley Castle, and other famous historic landmarks, introducing the history and culture of each place through live streaming on an online platform, and helping children from immigrant families better understand and integrate into Montreal.

English and French Courses

The summer camp English and French courses hire foreign teachers with rich teaching experience and multicultural backgrounds, fully simulating a real English and French learning environment. Younger children focus on picture-book reading, while older children focus on reading and writing, helping children quickly build vocabulary, improve their grammar, and exercise their speaking ability, comprehensively improving their English and French level, so that fluent language is no longer just talk on paper.

Robot Programming Course

ZONE01 is Canada’s largest national primary and secondary school robotics competition and education organization. For more than ten years, it has been devoted to organizing national primary and secondary school robot competitions and developing robot education, selecting players to take part in various international competitions. Each year, national winners will be selected for the Canadian national robot team, representing Canada in the World Youth Robot Olympics held in countries around the world.

Singapore Math

When it comes to which elementary school math textbook is the strongest, none other than Singapore Math! Singapore Math, through systematic CPA training, helps students build mathematical thinking and cultivate mathematical intuition, logical reasoning ability, creativity, and critical thinking.

Reading and Writing Course

Why start from writing to improve overall English proficiency? Because writing can precisely expose problems in English learning, writing itself is a comprehensive expression of language ability, and writing can be improved through practice. Collège McGill specially offers a high-quality English writing course (including reading), helping students at or below the average level catch up, building a solid foundation and gradually improving children’s overall English proficiency.

Summer Camp Tour Landmarks

Note: Subject to adjustment according to the actual outing. Chambly, Chinatown, Old Montreal, Downtown, Mary Queen, Mount Royal, Sheerbrook, Indigenous Reserve.

Teacher Introductions

Culinary class teacher — national banquet master chef: Jeffrey Lem.

Taekwondo teacher: Chen Bojian — Taekwondo 7th dan, national-level coach, national-level referee, Kukkiwon master, promotion test examiner, World Taekwondo Federation, international-level coach, international-level referee.

Requirements for students in class: no congenital heart disease or epilepsy; wear suitable sports clothes, pants, and shoes; bring your own towel and drinking water; and absolutely follow the coach’s safety instructions to avoid injury.