A Listening & Literacy Adventure for Children with Hearing Technology
Join us for a week of playful learning where children build listening, language, and early literacy skills through music, stories, movement, and imaginative jungle adventures. These small-group summer programs are designed specifically for children with hearing technology and provide a supportive environment to practice listening, communication, and early reading skills with peers.
Each day includes interactive books, songs, rhythm activities, listening games, and creative play designed to strengthen the building blocks of literacy.
Little Sound Jungle Explorers
Early Literacy and Language Camp (Ages 3–5)
July 27–30 | 10:00–11:30 AM
Young adventurers will explore the jungle through songs, stories, and playful listening activities designed to build early literacy skills. Children will sing animal songs, move like jungle creatures, explore letters the sounds of speech, and participate in interactive story activities that encourage vocabulary growth and language development.
Through music, rhythm, and storytelling, children will strengthen foundational skills such as:
- Listening and auditory memory
- Vocabulary development
- Speech discrimination
- Auditory phonics
- Story comprehension and sequencing
- Turn-taking and social communication
Each day features a jungle theme, a story, with hands-on activities that keep children engaged while building confidence in listening, language and early literacy.
This camp is ideal for preschool-aged children who use hearing techmology and are developing early listening and spoken language skills.
Download the application by visiting: https://mariondowns.org/marions-way/marions-way-literacy/