Spark their mind this summer.
Exploring the natural world. Meaningful classroom experiences. Three month-long sessions of sunshine, excitement, and wonder. Save your child’s spot at Summer@SolBe.
Our fresh, cross-disciplinary approach offers the fullest summer package: experiential learning through hands-on outdoor experiences, field trip, visits from community experts, and family engagement.
Each summer session is led by a passionate educator from our team and has a distinct focus: STEM (June), art in all its forms (July), and movement & wellness (August).
Plus, our full-day schedules are designed to work for working families.
Summer@SolBe offers three sessions for children ages 2-5:
- Session 1: June 2–27 | STEM-Be, all about STEM!
- Session 2: June 30–July 25 | Sol-Art, art in all of its shapes and forms
- Session 3: July 28–August 22 | Body & Sol: all about movement & wellness
Sunshine and School Prep
At Summer@SolBe, your child will get the best of both worlds: learning opportunities and fun in the sun.
Students of all ages deserve learning opportunities that challenge everyday thinking, expand the learning ecosystem, provide cross-disciplinary enrichment, and offer specialized curriculum led by truly amazing educators. That’s why our sessions are structured around time outdoors, field trips, special visits from community experts, and an all-inclusive nutrition program.
Give them a season of growth and the chance to discover more than they believed existed before.



We want children to experience new opportunities beyond SolBe’s space. It is important for them to see their stories and learning connected and enriched by the outside world.
If we talk about science, let’s become scientists and investigate an amazing place! If we make art, let’s find out how an artist thinks and creates! If we experience movement, let’s explore how our body moves and feels in a new and different environment!
Each session, educator leads will bring their learning experiences to a special outdoor space beyond SolBe to enrich and deepen learning opportunities for our Preschool and Pre-K students.

At SolBe, children are the catalysts for their own learning. We focus on open-ended experiences and environments that allow children to do the “work” of exploring, wondering, experimenting, imagining, and creating. Our playground is designed to offer a range of spaces—hardscape, a grassy hill, loose wood chip, dirt, and pour-in-place safety surfacing. This variety of landscaping supports a wide range of outdoor experiences, all within the bounds of our playground.
As they explore, your child will get the chance to ride bikes and vehicle toys, draw and create games with sidewalk chalk, dig, fill, dump, play in the water, picnic, and partake in vestibular experiences on the hillside like rolling, sliding, and running; and many more.
We are located near Hynes Field with access to playground equipment and a splash pad (to be featured as a field trip in August!).












Summer @ SolBe welcomes and encourages play in all of its forms! Playing and having fun shapes the performance of the human brain, at every age. Play correlates with creativity, imaginative problem-solving, resilience, and the capacity to learn from making a mess of things.
In each session, we will welcome the madness of science, the messiness of the arts, and the exhilaration of movement with special guests that will enrich our daily experiences.
The essence of parent engagement is a symbiotic relationship, where both the educator and parents share equal responsibility in helping their children learn and meet their educational goals.
Summer@SolBe invites parents into the learning community to celebrate our growth and share talents, passions, cultures, and stories. We will help you connect the learning that happens during the program with your loved ones at home.
We value transparency and and always ensures that our parents have what they need to help their children thrive. Because when it comes to successful growth in education and creativity for children, what goes on outside of the classroom is just as important as what goes on in it.
