Raise the Child the Future Is Waiting For

A 10-day immersive camp in Seattle for children ages 8–12 who are ready to build, imagine, and become.

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Raise the Child the Future
Is Waiting For

A 10-day immersive camp in Seattle
for children ages 8–12.

Join the Circle

Learn More

From Clay to Code

Tomorrowborn is a summer camp designed for the world ahead, one where children won’t just need knowledge, but story, resilience, empathy, and creative fluency.

Tomorrowborn is a summer camp designed for the world ahead, one where children won’t just need knowledge, but story, resilience, empathy,
and creative fluency.

Less Scheduling,
More Becoming

Our rhythm honors their nervous systems—not a spreadsheet. From emotional rituals to messy wonder, each day is guided, not crammed.

Our rhythm honors their nervous systems, not a spreadsheet. From emotional rituals to messy wonder, each day is guided,
not crammed.

Our Pedagogy

A Summer That Stays With Them

A Summer

That Stays

With Them

Each day of camp is a chapter—full of story, growth, and soul-led learning.

Each day of camp is a chapter—

full of story, growth,

and soul-led learning.

We focus on belonging, safety, and curiosity, the foundations of learning and growth.
Day 1
Welcome & Tribe formation
Children arrive and step into a world of story, craft, and play. They create Soul Dolls, form small tribes, and begin building trust—through ritual, movement, and name-making.
We explore somatic awareness in playful, ways. This day teaches group rhythm— for real-life connection.
Day 2
Rituals & Emotional Safety
Kids design their own group rituals, mix symbolic potions, and learn how to care for themselves and each other.
They understand the concept of processed food and harvesting natural ingredients.
Working with metaphor allows for inner projection and provides children with a solid grounding to base their aspirations.
Day 3
Collaborative Myth-Making
Each tribe creates an origin story—painting myths, carving symbols, building a shared legend.
By telling stories together, kids practice imagination, teamwork, and meaning-making that lasts.
We aim to normalize the full spectrum of emotions and interoceptive awareness—the ability essential for resilience and social fluency.
Day 4
Emotional Literacy with Art
Making masks, designing movement, and stories, children explore feelings like anger, fear, and joy—without pressure.
It’s about learning to name what’s inside, move through big emotions, and feel seen.
A Peace Ceremony that emphasizes mutual respect across groups, reinforcing the idea that celebration and collaboration are also acts of learning.
Day 5
Festival of Rhythm & Peace
By designing rhythm patterns, chants, and dances, they engage in pattern recognition, timing, and social synchrony—key developmental building blocks for cooperation and nonverbal communication.
Unstructured time fosters executive function, intrinsic motivation, and allows meaning to emerge between structured sessions.
Day 6 | Week 2
Rest & Free Exploration
Children explore quiet stations, nature walks, journaling, open art tables, and sensory corners. This intentional pause supports consolidation of learning, lowers cortisol, and respects the natural rhythm of the child’s brain and body.
Working with tech inside a mythic context shifts the child’s relationship to digital tools: tech become instruments of intention, not distraction.
Day 7
Creative Coding & Logic
Children are introduced to Scratch programming and design a 30-second launch countdown synced to lights, sounds, or messages. This develops causal reasoning, sequencing, and symbolic logic, all while grounded in a story-driven goal.
By embodying "the other," children practice non-egocentric imagination—a foundation for global citizenship and respectful inquiry.
Day 8
Inventing Civilizations
Tribes invent alien beings, cultures, and messages across space.
This is about creative empathy—imagining other lives, crafting a message, and designing what kindness looks like far from Earth.
This day is about integration and externalization: turning inner experiences into symbolic forms that can be shared, remembered, and launched.
Day 9
Rocket Building
Children pack their rockets with scrolls, symbols, and memories.
They reflect on what they’ve made, who they’ve become, and what they want to send into the world.
By being witnessed, children experience the powerful developmental effect of ceremonial affirmation—a key aspect of lasting self-esteem and self-authorship.
Day 10 | Final celeberation
The Ceremony of Becoming
Parents arrive. Tribes launch their rockets. Kids share what they’ve created and how they’ve grown.
It’s a full-circle moment—witnessing, joy, and the quiet magic of stepping into the next chapter.