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Camp Details
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Full Day:
9:00am to 3:00pm
Extended Care:
3:00pm to 5:30pm
Half Day:
9:00am to 12:00pm
12:00pm to 3:00pm
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Available on school-closure weekdays (teacher work day, parent-teacher conferences, etc.) upon request.
Upcoming days include:
Monday: October 13, 2025
Tuesday: November 11, 2025
Monday: January 19, 2026
Monday: May 25, 2026
Friday: June 12, 2026
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Up Academy (Middle School Building)
2040 Pioneer Ct, San Mateo
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Grades: TK to 5th grade
Ages: 4.5 to 10
Enrollment: Minimum 5 to Maximum 15 students per day
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Interactive Language Lessons:
Our experienced teachers make learning Chinese fun through interactive lessons that include games, songs, and storytelling.
Authentic Chinese Cultural Activities:
Children will immerse themselves in Chinese culture with activities such as calligraphy, traditional crafts, and cooking classes based on the season
Hands-On Projects with Multi-sensory Materials:
Engaging projects like making Boba milk tea and creating clay art will enhance their learning experience.
Flexible Enrollment and Schedule Options:
Enroll and attend on school closure days as needed – our flexible scheduling options fit your busy plans.
Unforgettably Yummy Chinese Food Lunch Available to Order:
Lunch includes fruits, Chinese style entree, and juice/milk.
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Expert Instructors:
Our passionate and skilled teachers are dedicated to providing the best Chinese learning experience.
Safe and Nurturing Environment:
We prioritize the safety and well-being of every child, ensuring a comfortable and supportive setting.
Cultural Enrichment:
Beyond language skills, children will gain a deeper appreciation of Chinese traditions and customs.
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Zelle: immersivebeijing@gmail.com
Venmo: Xieyu-Zhang-1
Camper Experience
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✨ Interactive Language Lessons:
Our experienced teachers make learning Chinese fun through interactive lessons that include games, songs, and storytelling.
🇨🇳 Authentic Chinese Cultural Activities:
Children will immerse themselves in Chinese culture with activities such as calligraphy, traditional crafts, and cooking classes based on the season
✂️ Hands-On Projects with Multi-Sensory Materials:
Engaging projects like making Boba milk tea and creating clay art will enhance their learning experience.
🌈 Flexible Enrollment and Schedule Options:
Enroll and attend on school closure days as needed – our flexible scheduling options fit your busy plans.
🍱 Unforgettably Yummy Chinese Food Lunch Available to Order:
Lunch includes fruits, Chinese style entree, and juice/milk.
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While every day looks different, each is filled with diverse but equally enriching activities.
🥮 Cultural Immersion and Seasonal Themes
Each camp connects to a meaningful Chinese festival or cultural theme—from the Mid-Autumn Festival to Lunar New Year, and from the Dragon Boat Festival to Autumn Harvest.
Children explore real-life traditions through stories, crafts, songs, and games—and learn the language in context, building cultural understanding naturally and joyfully.🍳 Hands-On Cooking and Creative Arts
Kids roll, wrap, stir, and paint their way through culture! Our Junior Chef activities include making dumplings, rice flour mooncakes, and spring rolls, while art projects feature both traditional and modern Chinese art forms—from brush painting to clay creations.
🤖 STEM and Robotics Exploration
Our Mindful Makers STEM sessions introduce students to science and robotics with a cultural twist! From building their own “Chang’e-1” lunar machines during the Moon Festival to exploring ancient Chinese inventions, students practice teamwork, design thinking, and problem-solving in both English and Chinese.
🎭 Stories, Music and Movement
Each camp includes opportunities to listen, sing, move, and act out Chinese stories. Through music, rhythm, and drama, children strengthen their listening and speaking skills while connecting emotionally to language and culture.
🏞️ Field Trips and Real-World Learning
When the weather is good, we extend learning beyond the classroom with full-day or half-day cultural field trips to explore Chinese heritage in our community.
From walking tours in San Francisco’s Chinatown and visits to the Asian Art Museum, to nature-inspired outings celebrating seasonal change, these experiences allow students to see, hear, taste, and live the language in real-world settings.