Event Phone: 716-362-7848

Have you ever wondered if there was more to board games than Monopoly, Scrabble, Yahtzee, and Risk? If you have, then this is the camp for you! These games, most often played with family members for quality time, represent the antiquated past of board gaming as a hobby. The Settlers of Catan, the first German style board game to achieve popularity in the United States, began a board game evolution of a 5,000 year old hobby, which has since flourished into the 21st century. In this camp we will examine the evolution of board gaming as a hobby. We will look at gateway games that can help people enter into the hobby, the ever popular deck-building genre, cooperative games, living card games, the unique styles of European games, highly thematic games, mechanically focused games, war games, and more! Come join in on the fun and learn about an exciting and ever-growing hobby! August 11-15, 12:30-3:30pm. Suggest Ages: 12-18. Instructor: Joseph Bromley. Min. 5 students. $99/Week Camp. $20/Daily Drop-In
EARLY REGISTRATION BONUSES:

* Register before April 15th, receive 40% off all week-long summer camps!
* Register between April 16th- May 15th, receive 20% off all week-long summer camps!
* Register between May 16th – June 15th, receive 10% off all week-long summer camps!

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS:

* Camp registrations come with one FREE in-home tutoring session – $40 value! (Limit: 1 per camper)

* Buy 4 week-long summer camps, receive your 5th week free! (May be used in combination with early registration bonuses!)

* Referral Bonus: Refer a friend to any of our week-long summer camps and receive a $5 Stutelage gift certificate to be used on future programming. (Gift certificate may be redeemed 7/1/14 – 7/1/15)

ADDITIONAL SUMMER CAMP EXTRAS:

* FREE supervised lunch is available Monday-Friday from 12:00-12:30pm for campers staying for morning and afternoon camps.

* Book Buddies, our daily literacy lesson, is available Monday-Friday 3:30-4:00pm for parents looking for extended care options.

* Please ask about children younger or older than suggested ages.