Code Ninjas in Alexandria, if she is not too old for that week's classes.

Bach to Rock Music camps may be half day.

Mad Science (various locations)

Entrepreneur camps (many) are geared to teens and some are offered through Rec centers.

Arlington county art camps, some are half day

Is she asking for a camp? If not, why can’t she just chill at home?

Anonymous wrote:Nanny for a 13 year old? I don’t understand. I have a 13 year old who will be home a few weeks this summer without any scheduled activities. My DC has a list of things she wants to do while home. DC will be home alone some days. Please provide insight.

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Are there younger siblings or is she special needs? Other than needing rides to sports and team practices, I can’t imagine what a nanny would be needed for. I also think you’re struggling to find camps bc she’s too old, other than specialized sports or languages. She could be a counselor

Nanny for a 13 year old? I don’t understand. I have a 13 year old who will be home a few weeks this summer without any scheduled activities. My DC has a list of things she wants to do while home. DC will be home alone some days. Please provide insight.

We need a camp for a 13yo girl the week of June 10th before our nanny, who is a teacher during the school year, is able to help out the rest of the summer.
I would prefer a 1/2 day camp as it is her first week off and would like to also provide some down time. We are in Arlington, but could do Fairfax or NW DC pretty easily, as well. She's an avid swimmer, but we've tried all the other sports and nothing has taken or been of any interest. So far, I have only been able to find sports camps and would love any other ideas. I did find a cupcake wars camp at Basis Independent McLean, but she'd only be the 2nd registrant so it will likely be cancelled due to low registration.
Please help!