Summer Camp

Ages 3 Months–10 Years
Weekly & Monthly Enrollment Available

Summer at Meadow Montessori is full of splash days, themed weeks, and hands-on adventures, all built around the same Montessori foundation your child knows and loves. From our youngest infants to our toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-age kids, every child continues learning, exploring, and growing throughout the summer months, just with a little more sunshine and a lot more fun. With flexible weekly and monthly enrollment options, summer at Meadow fits your family’s schedule.

Children participating in summer camp activities at Meadow Montessori School in Richmond, TX

What Makes Summer Different?

TEEAMS curriculum logo, Technology, Engineering, Environment, Art, Math, and Science, Meadow Montessori School

Summer at Meadow Montessori isn’t just camp, it’s TEEAMS™ in action. Every week brings a new hands-on theme built around our TEEAMS approach, Technology, Engineering, Environment, Art, Math, and Science, blending real academic exploration with the fun of summer. Recent themes have included Splash, Pop, Fizz, Earth Explorers, and Things That Move, so no two weeks look the same.

At a Glance:

Student Ages:

3 Months–10 Years

Program Dates:

Runs June through early August, contact us for current summer dates

Hours:

7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Flexible Scheduling:

Attend by the week or the month, whichever fits your family's schedule

Themed Weeks:

A new hands-on TEEAMS™ theme every week

Splash Days

Sprinklers and wading pool fun for Early Childhood students, sprinklers for Infant-Toddler students

Field Trips:

Off-campus adventures for our elementary-age Innovators

Family-Owned and Operated Since 2014

Serving families throughout Richmond, Harvest Green, Aliana, Long Meadow Farms, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, and surrounding communities.

One Summer, Every Age

Just like during the school year, every age group has a summer experience built around where they are developmentally, from splash time for our youngest infants to field trips for our elementary Innovators.

What Meadow Montessori Families Are Saying

Hear from families across every stage of their child’s Montessori journey.

Our daughter has been attending MMS since she was a toddler, she started in the toddler room and now she's in one of the EC classrooms, it's been almost 3 years since then, we moved to this area because of this school, teachers are experienced and Montessori certified.

Ana

Meadow Montessori Parent

My oldest has been attending since she was 3 months old and we have loved every single teacher she has had. This school has the perfect balance of caring teachers, a structured but fun environment, and a great education. I can't say enough positive things.

Rachel

Parent of Two Students

We Love Meadow Montessori School, They go above and beyond to care for our children while we are working. Our kids have learned so much in the years they have attended. I love the camera system and I love the openness of the classrooms.

Mason

Parent of Infant through After School Students

Is Summer at Meadow Montessori Right
for Your Child?

See why families trust Meadow Montessori for a summer full of learning, splash days, and hands-on fun.
Schedule a tour and we’ll show you around, answer your questions, and help you find the right fit for your family.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages do you accept for summer camp?

Our summer program welcomes children ages 3 months to 10 years, spanning our Nido, Toddler, Early Childhood, and Innovators communities. Each age group has a summer experience built around where they are developmentally.

Can I enroll for just a few weeks, or do I need to commit to the whole summer?

Both options are available. Families can choose weekly enrollment for flexible attendance or monthly enrollment for a consistent summer schedule, whichever fits your family's plans.

What does a typical week look like?

Each week explores a new hands-on TEEAMS™ theme, blending Technology, Engineering, Environment, Art, Math, and Science with splash days, cooking projects, music and movement, and outdoor play. No two weeks look the same.

What does a typical day look like for my baby in the Nido classroom?

No two days are exactly alike because no two babies are alike. Each day follows your baby's individual rhythm, caregivers follow your baby's personal feeding and sleeping schedule, provide floor time and exploration, enjoy outdoor time, and weave in songs, stories, and language-rich interactions throughout the day. As babies grow into Nido II, enrichment activities like music, gardening, and cooking are introduced. You'll receive updates throughout the day through the Procare app so you always know how your baby's day is going.

Do you go on field trips?

Yes, our elementary-age Innovators enjoy off-campus field trips during the summer months. A signed permission form is required for each trip, and your child won't attend without one on file.

What should my child bring for Splash Days?

We'll send details ahead of each Splash Day with a list of what to bring. Please note, Meadow Montessori does not have a swimming pool, Splash Days involve sprinklers and a wading pool for our Early Childhood students, and sprinkler play for our Infant-Toddler communities.

Does my child need to already be enrolled at Meadow Montessori to attend summer camp?

No, summer camp is open to new families as well as currently enrolled students. No, summer camp is open to new families as well as currently enrolled students. It's also a great way to help ease your child into our Montessori environment before the school year begins.

How do I enroll my child in summer camp?

The first step is scheduling a tour so you can see our classrooms and meet our teachers. From there, we'll walk you through weekly or monthly enrollment options and any required forms before your child's first day..

Learn more about our enrollment process → (link to Admissions page)

What does it mean that your teachers are Montessori certified?

Our caregivers are trained and certified in the Montessori method, meaning they understand not just how to care for your baby, but how infants learn and develop at each stage. This training equips them to prepare a classroom environment that supports natural development, follow your baby's individual needs, and provide care that goes beyond supervision.