Learning Tree Academy Hosts Campout-Themed Activities at Succasunna Location

SUCCASUNNA, NJ – September 04, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –

Learning Tree Academy hosted a campout-themed week at the Succasunna location during the week of August 3, 2026. The academy shared images and video of the activities on social media, describing a week of exploring, playing, and pretend camping that included tents, campfire-style experiences, and nature-inspired projects.

The activities took place during regular program hours in the academy’s classrooms and outdoor areas. Teachers supervised children as they used tents, flashlights, and nature materials for pretend play and group experiences. The theme was presented as an age-appropriate way to introduce outdoor ideas in a familiar, supervised setting. The event was an on-site classroom and playground theme, not an overnight trip away from the facility.

Nataliya Malinovsky, Owner, said, “The campout-themed week gave children a chance to explore outdoor ideas through play and imagination while remaining in a familiar classroom environment.”

The Succasunna location offers infant care for children from six weeks to 18 months, toddler programs for ages 18 months to three years, and preschool classrooms for ages three to five. Summer camp is available for preschool through first grade. Before and after school care is offered for students attending Roxbury Township elementary schools, with transportation coordinated through the school district.

According to the academy’s website, classrooms follow The Creative Curriculum, a research-based program that treats daily routines and play as learning opportunities. The academy also states that it uses a Positive Discipline approach intended to support respect, problem-solving, cooperation, and personal responsibility. Teachers participate in ongoing professional development and plan theme weeks as part of the regular classroom calendar.

Safety features listed by the academy include 24/7 video surveillance, a secure entry system, and commercial-grade UV air purification systems. Outdoor play is available in a fenced area when weather permits. Indoor activities are used when outdoor conditions are limited. Staff maintained the same supervision and health procedures during the campout-themed week that apply to other program days.

The academy’s about page states that the Succasunna location is a 3-star Grow NJ Kids rated program and a member of the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Grow NJ Kids is New Jersey’s quality rating and improvement system for child care and early learning. The academy also states that it partners with the Wharton School District for the universal preschool program.

The campout week was designed to give children structured opportunities for group play, observation, and imaginative activity. Intended program outcomes of such themed experiences include practice with sharing, following group directions, and using language during pretend play. These are goals of the academy’s play-based approach rather than measured results of this single event.

Malinovsky continued, “Themed weeks are part of how our teachers organize activities so children can practice social interaction and curiosity in a supervised setting.”

Teachers incorporated the camping theme into existing parts of the day, including group time, outdoor play, and classroom projects. Families received updates through the academy’s usual communication methods. The week concluded as part of the regular August program schedule.

The academy serves families in Morris County through its early childhood programs. Enrollment for most programs is available on a rolling basis based on availability. Families provide meals and snacks according to the academy’s nutrition and allergy guidelines.

Learning Tree Academy provides early childhood care and education in Morris County. The academy offers infant, toddler, and preschool programs along with before and after school care and summer camp options. Programs emphasize play-based learning and whole-child development in a supportive setting.

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For more information about Learning Tree Academy, contact the company here:

Learning Tree Academy – Succasunna, NJ
Nataliya Malinovsky
862-244-1966
directorltas@gmail.com
19 NJ-10 Units 7 & 8, Succasunna, NJ 07876

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