Focus & Do it Academy:

Executive Function Half-Day Camp

The Focus & Do It Executive Functioning Half-Day Camp is designed for children ages 5–12 who would benefit from support with focus, organization, time management, problem-solving, situational awareness, and group behaviour. Through engaging games, hands-on activities, and real-world learning experiences, participants develop essential executive functioning skills while building confidence, independence, and positive social interactions.

Our camp combines direct instruction, guided practice, and fun group activities to help children learn skills they can use at home, at school, and in everyday life.

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Camp Focus Areas

  • Situational awareness

  • Focus and attention

  • Organization and planning

  • Time awareness and time management

  • Problem-solving and flexible thinking

  • Emotional regulation

  • Following instructions

  • Group participation skills

  • Independence and responsibility

  • Social communication and teamwork

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Camp Activities

Participants may engage in:

  • Interactive games and challenges

  • Team-building activities

  • Executive functioning lessons

  • Problem-solving tasks

  • Role-play and social scenarios

  • Snack preparation activities

  • Arts and crafts

  • Collaborative projects

  • Real-world life skills activities

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Who Is This Camp For?

This camp may be a good fit for children who:

  • Have difficulty staying organized

  • Struggle with time management

  • Need support with focus and attention

  • Benefit from learning in a structured environment

  • Have challenges with flexible thinking or problem-solving

  • Need support participating in group activities

  • Would benefit from building independence and self-confidence

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Camp Structure

  • Half-day program

  • Small group setting

  • Structured routines and activities

  • Individualized support when needed

  • Fun, supportive, and engaging environment

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FAQs

What is executive functioning?

Executive functioning refers to the mental skills that help us plan, organize, manage time, solve problems, regulate emotions, and complete tasks. These skills are essential for success at home, school, and in everyday life.

What ages is the camp designed for?

The camp is designed for children ages 5–12. Participants may be grouped based on age, developmental level, and support needs.

Does my child need a diagnosis to attend?

No. A diagnosis is not required. The camp is open to children who would benefit from support with executive functioning, social participation, organization, and independence skills.

What does a typical camp day look like?

Camp days typically include executive functioning lessons, games, movement breaks, problem-solving activities, social interaction opportunities, and hands-on learning experiences designed to help participants practice new skills in meaningful ways.

How is this camp different from a traditional summer camp?

While participants have fun and engage in recreational activities, the primary focus is on developing executive functioning skills such as organization, planning, time management, situational awareness, problem-solving, and self-regulation.

Will my child receive individualized one-on-one support?

Yes. Occasionally, staff provide some guidance and support throughout camp activities and help participants practice skills at their individual level.

What should I prepare before bringing my child to the camp?

Participants should bring a water bottle, snack, and any personal items required for the day. Optional: child’s own lunch.

How to get to the camp?

We are located at 4471 No. 6 Road, Unit 110 (Second floor) in Richmond, BC. Enter from this glass door with the number 110.

How do I register?

Click the "Register here" button to fill in our intake form. Our office will contact you once the form has been completed.

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