Welcome families to the KidsMCS Summer Program!

This summer at KidsMCS, we’ve prepared two programs filled with magic, learning, and fun: one for our youngest children and preschoolers, and another for our great explorers in the school-age group (from kindergarten to sixth grade).

Each week will be an adventure, with activities carefully designed to meet the needs, interests, and developmental stages of each group. We have fun playing, learning, and respecting each child’s individual rhythm, in a safe, loving, and stimulating environment.

At KidsMCS, we celebrate diversity.

We warmly welcome children from different cultures, backgrounds, and traditions. We believe every child enriches our program with their story, language, and way of seeing the world. Everyone is welcome here!

We invite you to explore the activities we’ve planned for this summer. Thank you for trusting us and for allowing us to share this beautiful stage of childhood with you!

🎒School-age (K–6): learn, play, and grow

Animal Planet Week – June 16 to 20

Activity 1

We’re kicking off the summer by exploring the animal kingdom! We’ll visit the National Zoo, the B&O Railroad Museum, and end the week with in-center activities and swimming.

🏖️ Beach Week – June 23 to 27

Activity 2

We’re inspired by the sea and the sand for a week full of creativity and play. We’ll visit the Air and Space Museum, the Lego Museum, and enjoy special in-center activities.

🎆 Red, White and Blue Week – June 30 to July 4

Activity 3

A patriotic week with field trips like Fort McHenry and themed activities. We will be closed on Friday for the holiday.

🚧 Construction Week – July 7 to 11

Activity 4

Let’s get to work! We’ll explore how the world is built with visits to the Aviation Museum and the Children’s Museum, along with plenty of swimming and fun.

🌺 Aloha Week – July 14 to 18

Activity 5

We’re heading to the islands for a week full of tropical imagination. We’ll visit a farm and attend a performance at Imagination Stage. And as always, there will be swimming!

🏅 Camp Olympics – July 21 to 25

Activity 6

A fun and active week: we’ll have in-center games, visit Planet Word, and even go bowling.

🏴‍☠️ Pirate Week – July 28 to August 1

Activity 7

Get ready to sail into adventure! We’ll explore places like Chuck E. Cheese’s and Meadowlark Botanical Gardens. And yes, there will be swimming all week!

🎨 Creative Campers Week – August 4 to 8

Activity 8

We’ll unleash our creativity with trips to the movies and the county fair. We’ll finish the week with swimming and arts & crafts.

💜 Spirit Week – August 11 to 15

Activity 9

A week to celebrate team spirit with trips to Sandy Point and the NASA Space Center. Fun and science all in one place!

👋 Bye, Bye Summer Week – August 18 to 22

Activity 10

We wrap up the summer with lots of joy: we’ll visit Hyper Kidz, Bohrer Water Park, and get ready for back to school. We will be closed on Thursday and Friday.

💦 Pool Day Every Week!

Activity 11

We get ready with towels, swimsuits, and lots of excitement to enjoy the water. It’s one of the kids’ favorite moments at camp!

Preschool: We play, grow, and discover 🚀

🐠 June 16–20: Under the Ocean

Activity 1

We’ll explore the underwater world with water sensory play, colorful fish, bubble songs, and ocean adventure stories.

🎪 June 23–27: Circus Time

Activity 2

Lights, colors, and lots of excitement! We'll play with ribbons, hoops, clown costumes, and create our own mini circus in the classroom.

🎆 June 30–July 4: Stars and Stripes

Activity 3

We’ll celebrate with patriotic activities full of red, white, and blue. There will be star crafts, flag games, and celebration songs.

🧺 July 7–11: Picnic Time

Activity 4

We’ll enjoy a pretend picnic, outdoor-style games (or indoor if it rains), toy fruits, cozy blankets on the floor, and nature stories.

🏕️ July 14–18: Let’s Go Camping

Activity 5

We’ll camp inside the classroom with flashlights, fabric tents, forest sounds, and stories around a pretend paper campfire.

🌺 July 21–25: Hawaiian Luau

Activity 6

Tropical music, flower leis, joyful dances, and water games will fill the week with rhythm and fun island vibes.

🧚‍♀️ July 28–August 1: Fairy Tales

Activity 7

A magical world of classic stories, crowns, capes, cardboard castles, and all the imagination to fly high and dream big.

🦖 August 4–8: Stomp, Chomp, and Big Roars

Activity 8

We’ll stomp and roar like dinosaurs, explore dino footprints, and create our own prehistoric adventures through crafts and play.

💜 August 11–15: Spirit Week

Activity 9

Treasure hunt time! We’ll use maps, hidden chests, pirate scarves, and set off on adventures across the seven seas.

💙 August 18–22: Bye, Bye Summer

Activity 10

We’ll say goodbye to summer with water play, free activities, dancing, painting with our feet, and a joyful and relaxed ending to the season.

✏️Enrollment

Have questions or want to learn more?

Give us a call at 240-644-9295 and one of our friendly administrators will be happy to talk with you about our programs, tuition, and how to schedule a tour at your preferred location.

If you’ve already visited one of our centers and decided to join our KidsMCS family—yay! 🎉
You’ll find everything you need in the Enrollment Information Packet below, created in line with COMAR Child Care Regulations.

We can’t wait to welcome your children to our programs!

 

Ready to join the summer fun?

Click the link below to enroll and save your child’s spot. We can’t wait to see you this summer! 🌞

Don’t forget!

Please download the documents below and bring them to the center to complete your child’s enrollment.
We’re here to help if you have any questions! 😊

Emergency form (Click to download)

Health inventory (Click to download)

Food enrollment (Click to download)

Guide to regulated care (Click to download)

Guide to regulated care Receipt (Click to download)

Screen Time Policy (Click to download)

Photo Release Form (Click to download)

Discipline Policy (Click to download)

Medication Administration Authorization Form (Click to download)

Allergy and Anaphylaxis Medication Administration Plan (Click to download)

Asthma Action Plan and Medication Administration Authorization Plan (Click to download)

Our Centers 🏠

Our centers are accredited by the Maryland State Department of Education. We are open from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm and accept children from 2 to 12 years old.

Colesville Center

14015 New Hampshire Ave.Silver Spring, MD 20904

Sherwood Center

1403 Olney-Sandy Spring Road Sandy Spring, MD 20860

Mary Hart Center

13100 Ardennes Avenue Rockville, MD 20851

Page Center

13400 Tamarack Road Silver Spring, MD 20904

Contact at Us

Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions. We will be happy to help you!

📱240-644-9295

📧info@mdchildservices.org

Accreditations

We have the following accreditations

Testimonials

“My son attended Mary Hart Center since he was 3. I was worried about the transition from home to school, but the Maryland Child Services staff are so dedicated that helped him feel like if he were at home. He is now in Kindergarten but never forgets Mrs. Gloria and her staff. Now and then we stop at the center to say Hi. I would highly recommend this center to other parents!”

 

“I enrolled my two daughters in the before and after school programs at the Colesville location about 4 years ago. I am a mother who works full time and worried about my daughters when they were not at home. My worries ended when I found this center. My daughters receive enough help and support to complete their homework and additional projects and have the chance to socialize with other children of their age. They have made longtime friends!. I will always be grateful to all the staff for their time and dedication.”

“Summer camp programs at Maryland Child Centers are amazing!. My daughter Annie attended summer camps. The centers have programs full of activities and field trips to the zoo, museums, water parks, you name it!. My daughter begs me to go to school during summer :). The staff is great. Always dedicated and responsible. I cannot wait for summer to start!”

 

“I am very proud of the progress my son has made at the school. He started the year having difficulties talking even though he was already 3. Together with the adequate therapy and the dedication of the teachers my son has made huge improvements. We are lucky to have these centers as part of our communities”