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Unleash Your Gaming Potential and Forge Lasting Friendships!
Welcome to the Gamer Challenge Camp!
Join us for a unforgettable weeks of gaming, learning, and friendship. Our camp is designed for gamers aged 6-12 who want to take their skills to the next level while fostering essential qualities like teamwork, goal setting, and socialization.
What to Expect...
Engaging gaming sessions led by experienced instructors
Interactive challenges and competitions that promote teamwork
Goal-setting exercises to cultivate a growth mindset
Opportunities to build lasting friendships with fellow gamers
A supportive and inclusive environment that values every camper's unique abilities
Why Choose Operation Experience Gamer Challenge Camp?
Nonprofit organization dedicated to providing enriching experiences for youth
Experienced and passionate instructors with a deep understanding of gaming and education
Thoughtfully curated game selection that promotes skill development and positive values
Emphasis on creating a welcoming and inclusive community for all campers
Focus on building essential life skills through the medium of gaming
Camp Details
Dates: [Specify dates]
Location:547 Riverside Drive Unit E/F Salisbury MD 21801
Camp fee: $125 (before and after care at the night watch is free)
Limited spots available, so reserve yours today!
Daily Schedule:
Daily Schedule - Gamer Challenge Camp
8:30 am - 9:00 am: Campers Arrival and Check-in
- Welcome campers and ensure they are settled in for the day's activities.
9:00 am - 9:15 am: Morning Meeting and Goal Setting
- Gather all campers for a brief morning meeting to discuss the day's goals and set individual goals for their gaming sessions.
9:15 am - 10:30 am: Gaming Session 1
- Engage campers in a focused gaming session where they can practice teamwork, problem-solving, and goal-oriented gameplay.
10:30 am - 10:45 am: Snack Break
- Provide a short break for campers to refuel and recharge with a healthy snack.
10:45 am - 12:00 pm: Strategy Session
- Conduct interactive strategy sessions where campers learn advanced techniques and tactics to improve their gameplay.
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm: Lunch Break
- Give campers a well-deserved break to enjoy a nutritious lunch and socialize with fellow gamers.
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm: Gaming Session 2
- Encourage campers to apply the strategies learned earlier in a new gaming challenge while working together in teams.
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm: Progress Tracking and Feedback
- Take time to assess individual and team progress, provide feedback, and offer guidance to help campers improve their gameplay skills.
2:00 pm - 2:15 pm: Snack Break
- Allow campers to recharge with another quick snack before the final gaming session of the day.
2:15 pm - 2:30 pm: Gaming Session 3 and Wrap-up
- Give campers the opportunity to put their skills to the test in a final gaming session where they can showcase their progress and teamwork. Conclude the day's activities during this session.
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm: Reflection and Dismissal
- Reflect on the goals set in the morning meeting and discuss lessons learned during the gaming sessions. Dismissal of campers, ensuring they are picked up by parents or guardians.
About us at Operation Experience
While a beautiful home to many, growing up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland has a few disadvantages. However, there are geographical boundaries that keep many of our kids from accessing all Maryland and the surrounding areas have to offer. From poor or no transportation to financial limitations, many children from the shore are unable to "keep up" with their western shore counterparts when it comes to experiencing new opportunities. And on the other end of this topic, there are many historical and enriching places within a 30-60 minute drive from Salisbury MD, such as historic Snow Hill where you can visit the Pocomoke River, with depths ranging from 7 to 45 feet and a width of less than 100 feet. It is rumored to be the deepest river for its width in the world!
The Henry's Hotel in Ocean City MD is most likely something you've driven my hundreds of times on the way for some Thrasher's fries. Did you know that SUPER famous Black musicians, such as Louis Armstrong came there to perform?
While there's a big world out there, there is also so much to experience right in our backyards. We want to support kids and families to explore it all- locally and beyond!
Our mission is to:
Develop a network of passionate professionals to create action plans to support our youth
Create opportunities for our youth through local and regional events
Strategically fundraise to not just execute initiatives for the children, but to also establish a collaborative ownership with our partners for the success of these programs.
A bit about us...
Ben Stewart, Head of Operations
Ben Stewart was born and raised here. His family has a lot of history here. After high school, he ventured off to Job Corps in Pennsylvania. With trips to new places and meeting new people from different areas, he began to understand the importance of gaining experiences outside of his backyard, especially at a young age. In an area like this, it’s imperative that kids are shown healthy and meaningful alternatives to what might be a “popular” way to have fun. Ben has been in early childcare for two years and has learned so much about different families and diverse cultures. Mixing his early childhood experience with his skills as an uncle, he is excited about helping other kids from the shore explore new opportunities.
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