In this game, April takes her class on a field trip to Camp Montrose to compete in the Summer School Contest. Her six children will compete against children from three other schools to see who wins the Camp Cup at the end of it all. Among the competing teams is April's junior high rival, Peggy, who is determined to win the trophy for herself.
On each day, you compete in a series of missions, consisting of classes in the morning and outdoor activities in the afternoon, such as racing, climbing, fishing, digging, singing and pitching the tent. You'll also have to tend to the students once in a while to give them what they want. In the evening, you can win boost points for the team with evening activities, and also train the students so they do better in the missions. Finishing each day will obtain a trinket toward unlocking the chest that contains the trophy.
Tropes:
- Alpha Bitch: Peggy is April's rival and causes most of the conflict.
- Big Damn Heroes: Gala is this in several points, springing out of nowhere to help April and her class finish the job or rescue them. This is because she's secretly observing the center.
- Catchphrase: The Chickadees have this: "Small, but smart!"
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Every character from the original game except April.
- The Dragon: Ivy is this to the Weasels, always causing a nuisance for the Chickadees.
- Exact Words: At the beginning of week 3, Peggy hosts a photography competition and whoever brings back a picture of a specific animal gains extra points for the team. While the Weasels are successful, the Chickadees don't see any animals at all. Peggy and Ivy reveal the photos the Weasels took were printed; while the rule was to bring back pictures of animals, Peggy never said the contestants had to take the pictures themselves.
- Expy: Some of the characters share different traits as those of its predecessor. Kiki can be seen as a female version of William, Daria and Rocco seem to both take after Keith, Carma is similar to Isabella, Jimmy is similar to Jeremy, and Peggy can be seen as a camp counterpart to Ms. Sharpe.
- Laser-Guided Karma: Peggy gets the proper punishment for what she did to April and her team when Gala removes the points she gave her team during the photography competition.
- Level in Reverse: The final two missions of the game involve doing two previous missions with their objectives in opposite order.
- Lost Voice Plot: The third week revolves around Professor Einstein suddenly losing the ability to talk. Turns out he lost his dentures, which was what he was trying to say, though the class doesn't realize until later.
- Nice Mean And In Between:
- The male trio of Chickadees has: Tim the nice and imaginative one, Rocco the mean and tough one, and Jimmy the athlete who stays in-between the two.
- For the female Chickadees, we have: Kiki the Shrinking Violet, Daria the snobby and self-centered one, and Carma, The Fashionista who remains in-between most of the time.
- The team captains from the other schools are also this: Ayat is the nice and gentle captain from the Dolphins, Ivy is the mean and spoiled one from the Weasels, and Bob is the glutenous Big Eater from the Gorillas, and stays in-between.
- The Reveal: Gala is actually an inspector; she disguised herself as a scientist to observe the center and prove April's innocence.
- Token Minority: Jimmy and Carma are African-American while Kiki is Asian.
- Trail of Bread Crumbs: For a mission inspired by Hansel and Gretel, the teams have to mark their pebbles; thanks to the Weasels' meddling, the Chickadees' trail disappears, only for Gala to help them.
- You Don't Look Like You: April's appearance has changed radically from the original, as she's blond instead of a Significant Green-Eyed Redhead, she has a side ponytail instead of her original Anime Hair, and looks like she aged about twenty years.
