Math Beasts Camp 3-4 is designed for students entering a third or fourth grade math class in the fall. The course keeps students' math skills sharp over the summer while introducing new avenues of mathematical discovery, with a focus on honing students' spatial thinking abilities through explorations of symmetry, knots, plane tilings, and tessellations.

Math Beasts Camp 5 is designed for students entering a fifth grade math class in the fall. The course reviews key concepts from fourth grade, and provides some early practice with ideas they'll master in the upcoming year. Students also study strategic mathematical games to develop essential problem-solving skills such as pattern recognition, working backwards, and seeking invariance.

Math Beasts Camp 6 is designed for students entering a sixth grade math class or Prealgebra class in the fall. The course reviews key concepts from fifth grade, provides some early practice with ideas they'll master in the upcoming year, and offers an early exploration of graph theory, a rich field of advanced math with many important real-world applications.

The Math Beasts Camp 7-9 summer program is designed for students who have just completed a Prealgebra or Algebra 1 equivalent math class. The course reviews key algebraic and geometric concepts, provides some early practice with ideas they'll master in the upcoming year, and offers an exploration of cryptography, with an emphasis on important areas of number theory that make internet security possible.

Students explore middle and early high school contests such as MATHCOUNTS and the American Mathematics Competitions 8 and 10 (AMC 8 and 10). Students are introduced to important topics in number theory and geometry, and work individually or collaboratively to solve challenging problems related to these topics. Students also participate in mock individual and team competitions during the camp.

Students explore middle and early high school contests such as MATHCOUNTS and the American Mathematics Competitions 8 and 10 (AMC 8 and 10). Students are introduced to important topics in algebra, counting, and probability, and work individually or collaboratively to solve challenging problems related to these topics. Students also participate in mock individual and team competitions during the camp.

Students study strategies needed for success on the American Mathematics Competitions 10 and 12 (AMC 10/12) and other major high school contests. In addition to learning core concepts, students will participate in practice competitions during the camp, which provides the test-taking experience that will prepare them for key events in the upcoming school year.

Creative Writing is designed for students entering 3rd or 4th grade in the fall. In this fun, fast-paced course, students build their reading and writing skills by tackling creative writing projects spanning a wide range of genres.

Readers Theater is designed for students entering 4th or 5th grade in the fall. This course helps students build skills for reading, interpretation, and performance as they create their own puppet shows inspired by two novels they'll read in class.

Poetry and Performance is designed for students entering 6th or 7th grade in the fall. In this fun, expansive course, students read, discuss, and develop a new understanding of poetry in all of its forms.

Mock Trial is designed for students entering 7th or 8th grade in the fall. In this challenging and fast-paced course, students build crucial reading, writing, and public speaking skills as they participate in a simulated court case based on this year’s class novel.

Academic Essay Writing is designed for students entering 8th, 9th, or 10th grade in the fall. Featuring the popular college writing textbook, They Say / I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing, this course teaches students how to plan, draft, and revise their own academic essays.