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DISCOVER
SUMMER
YMCA IN SHOREVIEW
2016
YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAMS
DAY CAMP HERITAGE
AGES 4 – 14
YMCA
SUMMER RALLY DAYS
Thursday, March 3 – Tuesday, March 8
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FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT®
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DISCOVER THE
BEST SUMMER EVER
AT THE Y
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EXPERIENCE AND DISCOVERY.
That’s the promise of Y
summer programs. As kids’
skills develop and interests
expand, we’re ready to take
them to the next step. We
encourage kids to try new
experiences that fit their
interests. Y summer programs
offer a wide variety of
options for kids at every point
in their development. Whether
it’s Summer Power, Uproar,
Day Camp, Overnight Camp or
Teen Wilderness Adventures,
there’s an active summer
awaiting every kid at the Y.
Ages 5 – 5
Wee Backpackers
Day Camp Heritage
Grades K-5
Summer Power
Various
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Grades K-6
Summer Sports
TBD 6
Grades 1-3
Dragons, Fairies & Princesses Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Outdoor Games Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Wild About Nature Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Grades 1-5
Day Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Grades 1-6
Summer School Care
Various
Grades 3-5
Cycle Adventures Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Junior Ranger
Day Camp Heritage
15
Grades 1-3, 4-6
Arts and Crafts
Day Camp Heritage
14
Grades 4-6
Climbing Camp Day Camp Heritage
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Canoeing Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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The Y is committed to quality
programming and
strengthening our community.
In Y programs, children grow
in self-esteem, self-reliance,
and confidence as they
discover their potential. Kids
also get a Healthy Living
experience through education
on healthy food choices and
balanced physical activity.
Archery/Slingshot Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Fishing Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Theater Camp
Day Camp Heritage
14
Outdoor Living Skills Day Camp Heritage
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Grades 6-8
Summer Uproar
Various
Teen Fishing Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Teen Archery Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Teen Canoeing Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Teen Climbing Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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NEW! Teen Outdoor Adventure Camp
Day Camp Heritage
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Grades 9-11
Teen Leaders-in-Training
Day Camp Heritage
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Grades 7-9
Peak Adventure Camp
Southdale YMCA
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All ages
Camp Before & After Care
Various
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All ages
Camp Bus Transportation
Various
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The Y is for everyone. For over
150 years we have brought
parents and kids together
like no other organization –
nurturing the potential
of kids, promoting healthy
living and fostering a sense
of social responsibility.
Membership not required for enrollment.
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SUMMER PROGRAMS
A time for discovery, learning and enrichment
– that’s what the Y’s summer programs are
all about. Flexible, engaging activities where
kids stay active and motivated. We provide
balance to family life plus a Healthy Living
experience for kids so they can develop a
healthy lifestyle. Summertime is fun time at
the Y!
MY Y STORY
“The importantest thing is
to have lots and lots of fun
and meet lots of friends.”
– Maisy
Summer program
participant
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SUMMER POWER
Fun way to enjoy summer and stay fit.
– Program Parent
Fascinating adventures in a safe, quality childcare program.
Entering grades K – 5 in fall, 2016
June 13 – September 2, Monday – Friday
Drop-off: 6:30 a.m. – 9 a.m.
Program Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Pick-up: 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Summer Power is a super-lively, full-day enrichment program
focused on quality, small group, age-appropriate activities. We
provide a Healthy Living experience for kids by educating on healthy
foods choices and the right balance of physical activity. Kids stay
motivated, entertained and are encouraged to make choices and
exercise independent thinking. Each week is packed with an amazing
variety of activities including multiple field trips to exciting places.
Not only are the kids entertained and engaged, they’re learning new
things, developing a healthy lifestyle and making new friends.
No two weeks are alike! Some of the popular things your kids will
enjoy every week are:
• Arts & Humanities – creative projects and learning through
the arts
• Science Projects – fun and learning through hands-on
exploration
• Health & Fitness – staying fit, healthy and strong while having
a blast
• Large-group Games – playing Capture The Flag, Kickball,
Scavenger Hunts and other popular kids’ games and sports
• Values-strengthening Activities – projects, skits and more to help the YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect and
responsibility come to life
• Service Projects – having fun while helping others
• Water Activities – trips to pools, water parks and other wet
and wild fun
• Wonderful Spaces – multiple outdoor and indoor areas enhance
summer activities.
Intriguing weekly themes guide engaging activities and give kids
topics to look forward to. Themes are outlined in this catalog.
Trained YMCA staff provides supervision, care and guidance for
participants in this unrivaled summer program. It’s honest-togoodness fun!
Customize your child’s summer to fit the needs of your family.
Enroll your child for the whole summer, choose a few weeks,
or mix it up even more with full and partial weeks.
Choose from 3-, 4- or 5-day options. $135 – 3 days/wk.
$162 – 4 days/wk.
$190 – 5 days/wk.
Registration Fee – $50 per child, one-time fee, non-refundable.
Weekly fee includes all field trip admissions, open swimming,
program t-shirt and program supplies.
Summer Power Locations:
Island Lake Elementary
3555 Victoria Street North
Shoreview, MN 55126
Turtle Lake Elementary
1141 Lepak Court
Shoreview, MN 55126
Pike Lake Elementary
2101 14th Street NW
New Brighton, MN 55112
Mounds View Community Center
5394 Edgewood Drive
Mounds View, MN 55112
REGISTER EARLY
AND SAVE
SUMMER POWER
$50 OFF REGISTRATION FEE
February 1 – March 8
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SUMMER SCHOOL CARE
For youth attending Mounds View School District, ETS summer
school, entering grades 1 – 6 in fall, 2016. Weekly fee includes
all field trip admissions, milk at lunch (optional), open swimming
and program supplies.
Discover new adventures after summer school! This program
provides loads of fun activities and exciting field trips after
summer school classes. Enjoy swimming, cookouts, arts & crafts,
fun games and more!
Weeks: July 5 – August 5
M ‑TH (school) F (all day program at the Summer Power site)
Program Fee: $129/week
Program Hours: After summer school – 6 p.m.
NO registration fee for Summer School Care.
Summer School Care Locations:
Shoreview, MN 55126
Summer School students attending Valentine Hills bussed to
Island Lake Elementary.*
Pike Lake Elementary
2101 14th Street NW
New Brighton, MN 55112
Summer School students attending Bel Air and Sunnyside
bussed to Pike Lake Elementary.
Turtle Lake Elementary
1141 Lepak Court
Shoreview, MN 55126
Summer School students attending Pinewood bussed to
Turtle Lake Elementary.
* Bus times will be determined by Mounds View School District.
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SUMMER YOUTH SPORTS
Kids who participate in week-long
Summer Sports at the Y discover
so much more than their athletic
abilities. They build character, develop
self-confidence and create healthy
relationships. The program is
designed to reflect the Y’s core
values – caring, honesty, respect
and responsibility – through positive
competition. Kids of all skill levels
and abilities can choose from a variety
of sports to explore this summer.
NEW
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Program Hours: 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Includes Before and After Care: 6:30 – 9 a.m. and 3:30 – 6 p.m.
Pick-Up 9 a.m. and
Drop-Off 3:30 Site:
White Bear Area YMCA
2100 Orchard Lane
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Mounds View
Community Center
5394 Edgewood Drive
YMCA in Lino Lakes
7690 Village Drive
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
Snail Lake Elementary
350 Highway 96 West
Shoreview, MN 55126
LACROSSE
Weeks of July 18 and August 1
Member Participants: $195/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $220/week
Our lacrosse instruction is designed to stimulate a kid’s love of the
game through focus on skills, drills and rules of the game.
FLAG FOOTBALL
Participants will be bussed from drop-off sites to summer sports
locations. Specific sites are TBD, visit ymcatwincities.org for
most updated information.
One time, non-refundable deposit of $50 per week per child
includes a program T-shirt and will be applied to the weekly fee.
Weekly fee includes all field trip admissions and program supplies.
Kids play every position and learn the basic offense and defense
skills including catching, passing, capturing the flag, punting
and kicking off a tee. Our focus is on teamwork, sportsmanship
and learning the game without contact or tackling.
SOCCER
Weeks of June 27, August 15 and August 29
Kids learn the basic skills and techniques of soccer and improve on
those skills as they learn to play every position. Our staff works
through a curriculum with kids on ball-control, passing, trapping,
shooting and defense. Participants have the option of bringing
their own shin guards and plastic cleats.
VOLLEYBALL
Weeks of July 5* and August 22
*No session July 4
Kids learn about the sport of volleyball including: rules,
communication skills, serving, setting and bumping. Players work
through a progression of skills while learning the importance
of team work.
TENNIS
Weeks of July 11 and July 25
Kids will develop and improve their tennis techniques and skills:
forehand, backhand, serving, anticipating the ball and play
strategies. They’ll play a set or two as they learn the rules and
unique scoring. Participants are encouraged to bring their own
racquet. Tennis balls are provided.
TRACK AND FIELD
Weeks of June 13 and July 11
Kids learn the proper techniques of running, pacing, jumping and
throwing. They will work on personal bests and learn about track
and field greats and their success.
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BASKETBALL
Weeks of June 13, July 18 and August 29
Players will progress through the skills of basketball: dribbling,
passing, shooting and defensive skills through drills.
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
Weeks of June 20 and August 8
Participants develop and improve skills: throwing, catching,
pitching, hitting and running bases.
FLOOR HOCKEY
Kids can improve their stick handling, passing and shooting skills
through drills and our hockey curriculum.
SWIM/DIVE
Weeks of July 5* and August 8
*No session July 4
Kids will have fun and improve their fundamental and advanced
stroke swim skills including start and turn techniques, as well
as instruction on diving. The Y’s certified instructors use
a nationally recognized learn to swim curriculum.
GOLF
Participants learn about proper grips, stances and alignment for
setting up a great shot. We will practice on a local golf course
where young golfers will have an opportunity to work with golf
course staff to improve their driving, chipping and putting. Bring
your own golf clubs; but clubs are available if needed. Bussing
provided from summer sports site.
REGISTER EARLY
AND SAVE ON SPORTS
$15 OFF A SESSION
March 3 – 8
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SUMMER POWER WEEKLY THEME SAMPLES
There’s always something fresh and new at Summer Power. Exciting themes guide the weekly activities and field trips to keep kids
engaged and learning new things.
June 13 – 17
Wacky Tacky
Let your crazy side out! Backwards Day, Kookie Hair Day, Wackedout Relays. Who knows what’ll happen during this wild and
wacky week?
July 25 – 29
Support Your Sport
Root for your team! Show your team spirit and sportsmanship
through sports-related activities and some pretty awesome
field trips.
June 20 – 24
This Place is a Zoo
Walk on the wild side while you learn about the animals around us.
Art projects, games and field trips make the week so much fun!
August 1 – 5
Stupendous STEM
Fire up your summer with a bit of Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math (STEM)! This week is filled with building,
imagination activities, field trips and testing.
June 27 – July 1
Just Add Water
Our regular camp games get a wet twist! We’ll play games like
Sponge Tag, Water Balloon Volleyball, Water Hose Limbo, take field
trips and have fun with Noodle Sprinklers in the pool.
July 5 – July 8
Pay It Forward
Make a difference and have a load of fun, too! This week is filled
with having skill-building fun while helping others. Field trips and
guest speakers help us help others.
July 11 – 15
Minnesota Madness
Find out what makes the great state of Minnesota so GREAT! Field
trips help us discover our impressive state.
July 18 – 22
Walk on the Wild Side
Create your own adventure – let your imagination run wild! Arts and
Crafts, Drama, Music, field trips and more fill this exciting week.
August 8 – 12
Water Palooza!
Splish-splash – the water’s calling! Pack your suits, towels and
goggles for a wet week filled with water games and field trips.
August 15 – 19
Fun and Fitness
Your body’s movin’ and groovin’ at this week filled with fitness fun
and field trips!
August 22 – 26
Adventures in Nature
Explorers wanted! This fun-filled week is for the adventurous
camper as we get involved with nature projects, outdoor activities
and field trips.
August 29 – Sept. 2 Challenge Week
Go head-to-head with your friends in fun, individual and team
challenges. Set goals. Challenge yourself. Achieve greatness!
Field trips really ramp it up a notch.
Find expanded themes, activities and field trip information online
at ymcadiscoversummer.org
SWIM ACADEMY LESSONS NOW OFFERED
DURING SUMMER POWER
REGISTER EARLY
AND SAVE
Now kids can take YMCA Swim Academy group swimming
lessons during their time at Summer Power. The weekly
swim lessons occur during regularly scheduled Summer
Power swim days, at open swim time over seven weeks.
Swimming lessons are 30 minutes for ages 3-5 and 40
minutes for ages 6+. Swim students still get over an hour
of free swim time! Small class sizes ensure
student-centered swim instruction. YMCA certified
instructors use a nationally recognized learn-to-swim
curriculum. Registration information will be available
after May 1 at
ymcadiscoversummer.org/summer-programs.
SUMMER POWER
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SUMMER UPROAR
Choose from 3-, 4- or 5-day options.
$144 – 3 days/wk.
$181 – 4 days/wk.
$206 – 5 days/wk.
Registration Fee – $50 per child, one-time fee, non-refundable.
Weekly fee includes all field trip admissions, open swimming,
program t-shirt and program supplies.
NOTE: Summer Uproar activities vary by YMCA branch and
program location. A detailed schedule will be available on
April 1, 2016. Find it at your branch location or online at
ymcadiscoversummer.org.
High-spirited adventures result in growth experiences for youth.
Entering grades 6 – 8 in fall, 2016
June 13 – September 2, Monday – Friday
Drop-off: 6:30 a.m. – 9 a.m.
Program Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Pick-up: 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Summer Uproar is a full-day, experience-based enrichment program
that encourages older kids to explore their ever-expanding world,
increase understanding, build independence and have a boatload of
fun. Uproar brings a multitude of character development
experiences to kids through community involvement, leadership
activities, team building exercises, goal setting and more! Days are
filled with super field trips, outings to amusement and water parks,
and fun group activities that exercise the body, challenge the mind
and nurture the spirit of our youth.
REGISTER EARLY
AND SAVE
Summer Uproar Locations:
Shoreview, MN 55126
SUMMER UPROAR
5394 Edgewood Drive
OPEN HOUSE FOR SUMMER PROGRAMS
More information online
including your Parent Handbook and
samples of a typical day at
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YMCA DAY CAMP
HERITAGE
daycampheritage.org
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
MY Y STORY
“I loved having dirty, tired
and happy kids
come home everyday.”
– Day Camp Parent
Ages 4 – 15
Hear the camp songs. Hear the laughter. Hear the outdoors
(chirp). It’s camp time! Few environments are as distinctive and
vibrant as camp. Here, kids become a community as they learn
independence and group contribution – at the same time. Here,
physical, social and educational activities pack kids’ days with
discovery, friendship and wonder. See the Day Camp experience
for yourself at daycampheritage.org.
Day Camping:
• Includes Healthy Living experiences woven throughout.
• Encourages self-reliance, a love for nature and the outdoors.
• Develops attitudes and practices that build character and leadership.
YMCA DAY CAMP HERITAGE
HIGHLIGHTS:
• NEW! Archery Range
•Swimming
•Canoeing
• Field Games
• Environmental Ed.
•Cookouts
• Arts and Crafts
• Fort Building
• Climbing Wall
• Tie Dye
• Gaga Pit
• Team Building
• Builds on the Y’s values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
• Promises an amazing experience for every camper led by dedicated
Y counselors.
A special relationship with Wargo Nature Center. Location: On Peltier Lake
in Lino Lakes, across from Wargo Nature Center, part of the 5,000 acre
Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park Reserve. This location is made
possible through collaboration with the Anoka County parks.
Camp Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Camp Phone: 651-276-5610 or 651-285-0181
Day Camp Heritage
7732 Main Street
Before & After Care and Bus transportation are provided.
See pages 18 – 19.
Weather alerts and Camp updates will be posted on Facebook.
Questions? Contact: 612-230-9622.
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WEE BACKPACKERS
DAY CAMP
4 & 5 years old, and entering Kindergarten in fall, 2016
Weeks of June 13 – September 2, Monday - Friday
No session July 4
Start your preschooler’s love affair with the great outdoors
by enrolling him or her in Wee Backpackers! From the moment
campers arrive each day, counselors guide them through
traditional day camp experiences including arts and crafts,
swimming, group games and nature studies. Let their
imaginations run wild as they sing songs and meet new
friends. All activities are carried out under the watchful eye
of camp counselors and are geared to show your child the
wonders of nature. Enroll your little camper today! We
maintain a staff to child ratio of 1:6.
Weeks of June 13 – September 2, Monday - Friday
No session July 4
Imagine yourself as a bold explorer hiking through the wooded
trails, studying the wonders of nature, canoeing along the
lakeshore and conquering the low ropes challenge course under
the leadership of fun, well-trained staff. Heritage offers exciting
activities including archery, team building, swimming, fort building,
cookouts, scavenger hunts, arts and crafts and gaga! Share in the
adventure on Family Night with skits and songs for all. (Page 23)
Location:
YMCA Day Camp Heritage
Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park Reserve
7732 Main Street
Across from Wargo Nature Center
Meet the Director:
At age 18, I was given the opportunity of a lifetime – a position as YMCA camp counselor at
Camp St. Croix. I discovered my passion for working with youth and helping them to connect with
nature through meaningful outdoor experiences.
To be a part of the Camp Heritage team is beyond thrilling for me! I look forward to giving kids
fun and unique opportunities for growth in a nature-inspired setting. Whether you are a parent or
camper, a Camp Heritage experience is sure to put a smile on your face.
Feel free to call me at 651-276-5610 or email me at [email protected] with any
questions about Day Camp Heritage.
Dan OBrien
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SPECIALTY CAMPS
OUTDOOR SPORTS SPECIALTY CAMPS
OUTDOOR GAMES CAMP
Develop a greater passion for the things you
love, or try out something new at one of our
specialty camps!
At each of our specialty camps, day campers
spend approximately two hours each day in
their specialized activity. The remainder of
the day is spent enjoying traditional camp
activities. Samples of a typical day can be
found at daycampheritage.org.
Game on! It’s all fun and games as campers learn to play a variety
of outdoor games with a “camp twist”. This camp keeps kids active
and learning about lifetime games. Campers learn to play Kickball,
Volleyball, Disc Golf, Gaga Ball and new camp games. This camp is
a safe, fun, non-competitive program designed to build leadership
skills and self-esteem through team work. A special field trip is
planned each week.
CYCLE ADVENTURES BIKE CAMP
Take the outdoors on with two wheels! In this fun camp, kids
explore the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes on safe and fun bike paths.
Kids also learn the basic parts of a bike and how to maintain it. We
will use popular bike and city maps to navigate the wonderful trails
using the best safety practices. Campers also plan an all-day bike
trip. Campers must bring a bike and helmet. Bikes will be
transported by a bus trailer and locked up at camp M – F.
CLIMBING CAMP
Weeks of June 13, June 27, July 18, August 1 and August 15
Campers embark on a climbing adventure! Campers will gain new
skills and self-confidence every day through a variety of climbing
activities. Campers strike out on an adventure as they test their
strength, strategy, and skill against our climbing tower. During
these sessions, climbers learn safety procedures, belay techniques,
knot tying and proper climbing techniques. This camp will feature a
field trip.
At each YMCA Specialty Camp, day campers spend
approximately two hours of each day in their
specialized activity. The remainder of the day is spent
enjoying Traditional Camp activities. Samples of a typical day
can be found at daycampheritage.org.
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NEW ARCHERY RANGE!
FISHING CAMP
ARCHERY AND SLINGSHOT CAMP
Weeks of June 13, July 5*, July 25 and August 15
*No session July 4
Don’t let this camp be “the one that got away”! The Rice Creek
Chain of Lakes provides the scene for shoreline fishing fun.
Campers learn the basics of fishing techniques through the catch
and release method. With some luck, kids will bring home pictures
of their “trophies.” Fishing poles, tackle and bait are provided but
campers may bring their own pole if they wish. This camp
features a special guided trip on a voyageur canoe provided
by the Wargo Nature Center.
Weeks of June 20, July 11, July 25, August 8 and August 22
While learning the fundamentals of archery, campers examine
equipment close up, identify the parts of the bow and arrow
and learn the science behind drawing the bow and releasing the
arrow. Instructors teach proper grip, stance, and aim alignment.
Campers will discover their ‘eye dominance,’ the first step in
becoming a skilled archer. This camp will feature a field trip to
Bwana Archery.
Archery Camp uses more advanced equipment such as Genesis
Bows. Equipment is provided.
CANOEING CAMP
Campers learn paddling skills and canoe safety as they experience
the challenge of navigating the local lakes! Kids learn to identify
the parts of the canoe, paddling techniques and the importance of
teamwork. A daylong adventure through the Rice Creek Chain of
Lakes will test the skills they’ve been working on all week.
Location:
7732 Main Street
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CREATIVE ARTS SPECIALTY CAMPS
DRAGONS, FAIRIES AND PRINCESSES CAMP
ARTS AND CRAFTS I AND II
Weeks of June 20, July 11, July 25, August 8 and August 22
Campers let their imaginations soar in this magical fairy
tale-themed arts and crafts camp! Participants make dragon
and fairy wings, prince and princess crowns, wands, jewels, fairy
tale puppets, costumes and more. Kids will also enjoy a special
tea party!
Campers discover their artistic side and let their imagination
soar. Kids create through a variety of projects that may include:
clay sculpture, sketching, watercolors or paints, nature collages,
papier maché, picture frames, candle holders, necklaces and
bracelets and so much more. This camp will feature a field trip.
Campers create masterpieces to take home and enjoy!
THEATER CAMP
Kids free their imaginations and develop improvisational skills!
Campers explore the world of theater through games, acting
exercises, writing or illustrating stories, learning about stage
make up and designing costumes, and even performing for
our Family Night audience. This camp is great for building
self-esteem. A very special visit from make-up artists will
be featured.
Location:
7732 Main Street
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NATURE SPECIALTY CAMPS
WILD ABOUT NATURE CAMP
OUTDOOR LIVING SKILLS
Weeks of June 13, July 5*, July 18, August 1 and August 15
*No session July 4
Young nature lovers will enjoy the great outdoors as we
explore the wonders of nature! We’ll hike along our many
paths to discover woods, prairies and wetlands. Kids learn to
identify the huge variety of trees and plants at camp. Each
day focuses on a new theme of mammals, ponds, insects and
birds. Campers learn about endangered species as well as the
native wildlife; they even get to see a few animals up close!
Partnership with Wargo Nature Center.
Weeks of June 13, July 5*, July 18, August 1 and August 22
*No session July 4
Develop outdoor living skills with this exciting, hands-on specialty
camp! Discover the finer points of preparing for your next big
outdoor adventure. Campers will learn a variety of useful skills
including plant and animal identification, shelter building and knot
tying. Kids will learn orienteering skills using a map and compass
to navigate their way through camp. Campers will also experience
campfire cooking over a fire they have started!
YMCA & THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
The YMCA and the National Park Service have collaborated
on the Let’s Move! Outside initiative which provide
opportunities for youth to play, learn, and serve on public
lands, empowering campers to discover the outdoors.
www.ymca.net/letsmoveoutside
NEW! JUNIOR RANGER CAMP
Week of July 25
The YMCA and the National Park Service have partnered
together in the Let’s MOVE! Outside Initiative, which
empowers youth to discover and create new outdoor
opportunities for play, learning, and service. Earn your Junior
Ranger Badge and experience firsthand the Junior Ranger motto
of Explore, Learn, and Protect. Campers will explore the St Croix
River by pontoon boat, visit a National Park, and work with a
Park Ranger!
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NEW! CLIMBING WALL
LEADERS IN TRAINING CAMP
Member Participants: $195/Two-week session
Non-Member Program Participants: $220/Two-week session
*Includes overnight at Camp Heritage
Two-Week Sessions of June 20 and July 25
Teens rise to the challenge of Leaders-in-Training Camp and
discover their leadership qualities. Participants will learn
and develop camp skills needed to lead camper activities,
including personal development through confidence building
and responsibility management, as well as group development
through activity planning and event organization. They’ll have
opportunities to shadow counselors of younger campers and
assist staff in their camp activities. There will also be plenty
of time to hang out with friends – new and old. Come
experience camp from a whole new perspective!
JR. COUNSELOR PROGRAM: Take the next step in your
journey to becoming a young leader at Camp Heritage!
Campers need to complete one session of L.I.T’s and
must be entering 10th or 11th grade. Following L.I.T.
graduation, campers will receive a Junior Counselor
Application. Candidates will be selected through an
application and interview process.
TEEN FISHING CAMP
TEEN SPECIALTY CAMPS
Developing leadership qualities and abilities
are important life-long ingredients. Our
leadership camps develop the whole person —
spirit, mind, and body — through a variety of
service projects, hands-on activities and team
building exercises. Our leaders of tomorrow
begin with our youth of today!
MY Y STORY
Don’t let this camp be “the one that got away”! The Rice Creek
Chain of Lakes provides the scene for shoreline fishing fun.
Campers learn new techniques in casting; lure choice and fish
identification. With some luck, kids will bring home pictures of
their “trophies.” Campers are encouraged to bring their own
pole if they wish but fishing poles, tackle and bait are
provided. This camp features a special guided trip on
a voyageur canoe provided by the Wargo Nature Center.
TEEN CANOEING CAMP
Campers embark on a canoeing excursion full of adventure and
challenges. Advanced safety drills and games will be taught
and played on the water. Paddling techniques and teamwork
will be essential in this fun camp. Campers learn the skills and
importance of reading the river map as they plan their trip.
The highlight of the week includes a full day of canoeing the
St. Croix River!
“It’s where I find who I am.
You can lose that over the
course of the school year,
but here, you get to be more
of a real person.”
– Joe
Y camper
At each YMCA Specialty Camp, day campers spend
approximately two hours of each day in their
specialized activity. The remainder of the day is spent
enjoying Traditional Camp activities. Samples of a typical day
can be found at daycampheritage.org.
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TEEN ARCHERY CAMP
NEW! TEEN OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Campers discover the science behind drawing and releasing
the bow while fine tuning their archery skills. Archery lessons
take place on and off-site. Campers will receive a lesson from
the experts on their field trip to Bwana Archery. Instructors
teach proper grip, stance and aim alignment. Equipment will
be provided.
Campers strike out on a bold adventure of climbing and canoeing
as they test their strength, strategy and skill through a week of
their favorite outdoor activities. The essential skills of map reading,
knot tying and outdoor cooking will be taught early as the group
plans their trip. This exciting camp allows kids to create and
implement a fun outing through the exploration of their favorite
outdoor activities. Previous experience climbing and canoeing is
beneficial. This camp will feature on overnight trip of climbing
and canoeing on the St. Croix River!
TEEN CLIMBING CAMP
Weeks of June 20, July 5*, July 25 and August 8
*No session July 4
Campers test their strategy and skill through new fun
challenges! Each day focuses on a new element or challenge
including knot tying, safety and team work. This camp is
designed to build self-confidence and teach valuable skills
while enjoying an unforgettable adventure. Campers spend
a day at Camp St. Croix’s high teams challenge course. This
camp will feature two field trips. The highlight of the week
is a full day trip at Taylors Falls climbing the bluffs on
the river.
Location:
Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional
Park Reserve
7732 Main Street
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DAY CAMP HERITAGE BEFORE AND
AFTER CARE
White Bear Area YMCA
2100 Orchard Lane
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Drop off: 6:30 – 8:00 a.m. Pick up: 4:30 – 6 p.m.
For your convenience and peace of mind, Before and After
Care provides your camper with supervised activities, led
by well-trained staff, prior to and following the end of the
program day. Before and After Care is available every day
at the following sites:
Fee: $35
YMCA in Lino Lakes
7690 Village Dr.
*Please note that late fees will be assessed after 6 p.m.
Shoreview, MN 55126
Snail Lake Elementary
350 Highway 96 West
Shoreview, MN 55126
5394 Edgewood Drive
Drop off: 6:30 – 8:10 a.m. Pick Up: 4:20 – 6 p.m.
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DAY CAMP HERITAGE BUS STOPS
TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
Parents are encouraged to drop off directly at camp at 8:45 a.m. If
bus transportation is needed please choose one of the
following stops:
The YMCA provides safe and reliable transportation each
day for our campers to begin their adventure! Bus stop
locations are available throughout the communities listed.
Transportation is provided by YMCA-owned vans, leased
vans, and buses.
All drivers have completed special training. Transportation
is provided to and from camp. Convenient locations have
been selected in your neighborhood. Please select only
one bus stop on the registration form.
For your campers safety…
*Authorized Pick Up individuals must be listed on the
registration form and a photo ID is required at the time
of pick up. Please contact the camp at 651-285-0181
or 651-276-5610 to make any changes prior to noon on
the day of the change.
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BUS
DATES/TIMES*LOCATION
RHINO BUS
June 13 – September 2 White Bear Area YMCA
8:10 a.m./4:15 p.m.
2100 Orchard Lane
June 13 – September 2 Otter Lake ELementary
8:10 a.m./4:15 p.m.
1401 County Road H2
HIPPO BUS
June 13 – September 2 Fairview Comm. Ctr.
8:10 a.m./4:35 p.m.
1910 County Hwy. 46
June 13 – September 2 Mounds View Comm. Ctr.
8:20 a.m./4:20 p.m.
5394 Edgewood Drive
ELEPHANT BUS
June 13 – September 2 Island Lake Elementary
8:10 a.m./4:30 p.m.
3555 Victoria Street N.
June 13 – September 2 Snail Lake Elementary
8:20 a.m./4:20 p.m.
350 Highway 96 West
ZEBRA BUS
June 13 – September 2 Forest Lake YMCA
Times TBD
19845 Forest Road N.
June 13 – September 2 Lino Lakes YMCA
8:35 a.m./4:20 p.m.
7690 Village Drive
*Approximate times.
PEAK ADVENTURE CAMP
“My daughter enjoyed the activities and the camp
experience. Attending camp has helped her develop
greater independence and skills for making new friends.”
Offered: Various dates on 3 day-sessions listed below.
Discover camp’s wild side! Participants enjoy 2 nights and
3 days of the great outdoors during Peak Adventure Camp.
These camps promise unlimited fun! Sign up for one or all four.
Participants will ride in a 15 passenger van departing from the
Southdale YMCA in Edina. Packing list will be available online
or call the Customer Service Center at 612-230-9622.
– Camper Parent
WISCONSIN DELLS OUTDOOR
ADVENTURE
Offered June 28 – 30 and August 2 – 4 (3-day session)
Member Participants: $340/3-day session
Non-Member Program Participants: $360/3-day session
Fully experience the great outdoors! Tent camp for two nights with
us at Devils Lake State Park in Baraboo, WI. On Tuesday we leave
Southdale YMCA for Devils Lake State Park. Once camp is set up,
the adventures begin! Wednesday is spent at a water park in the
WI Dells. We’ll explore the park and enjoy group games, hike,
swim and end with a blazing campfire and a hearty meal. Join us
for this thrilling outdoor adventure!
LANESBORO BIKING AND CAVE TOUR
Offered July 12 – 14 (3-day session)
This adventure begins at Mystery Cave State Park near
Lanesboro, where we’ll set up camp. Then we go underground
to an exciting guided cave tour at one of the nation’s most unique
caves. We’ll spend the next day renting bikes and exploring the
historic town of Lanesboro and the trails and parks along the
Root River.
ZIP LINE ADVENTURE
Offered July 19 – 21 and August 9 – 11 (3-day session)
This adventure takes campers soaring! Participants will learn a bit
about nature and history at each stop. Beautiful Interstate Park is
our campsite for one night. We’ll enjoy the park’s rolling, wooded
hills and the banks of the St. Croix River. Campers will spend
a half-day at Trollhaugen Zip Line Adventures soaring from
station to station. Then we’ll experience a night sleeping in the
Yurt at YMCA Camp Icaghowan. Here we will canoe and participate
in camp activities. Truly a memory-making getaway!
NORTH SHORE KAYAK AND
ALPINE SLIDE TOUR
Offered July 26 – 28 (3-day session)
The starting point for this North Shore adventure is the
spectacular harbor city of Duluth. There are so many fun things
to see and do there! We’ll spend two nights camping at
Spirit Mountain Campground. Our first day adventures include
riding the alpine slide, hiking and exploring. On Wednesday
campers will spend the day in a guided kayak tour to local islands.
This is a trip you don’t want to miss!
Peak Adventure Transportation: Drop Off/ Pick up Location:
Southdale YMCA
7355 York Avenue South
Edina, MN 55435
P: 952-835-2567
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YMCA IN SHOREVIEW
YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAM
REGISTRATION 2016
We are going green!
PROGRAM ACCESS
The Y is committed to the policy that all persons should have
equal access to its programs, facilities, and enjoyment without
regard to race, ability, creed, national origin and sex. The Y
will accommodate special needs into existing programs to the
extent that financial and physical resources permit. So we may
provide a positive experience, please contact the Y if your child
has any special needs requiring any accommodations.
ACCOMMODATION PROCESS
Consideration is given to the individual needs of every child
and the ability of the program to meet those needs. Please
inform the Y during the enrollment process if you or your child
requires any special accommodation. It is helpful for a smooth
program transition to have a conference prior to enrollment.
This information enables the Y to better meet your needs
or those of your child, within available resources and to the
extent reasonable. All staff that will be working with a child
with special needs will be informed of how to care for or meet
those needs in a timely fashion through a meeting or
written notification.
HOW TO REGISTER
• We are going green! Register online at ymcadiscoversummer.org.
For registration assistance contact 612-230-9622.
DAY CAMP
• A $50 non-refundable deposit is required per camp session. The
deposit is applied to the session fee. To receive the member rate,
the child must be a member at the time of registration and during
participation in the program. Register online or find forms at
daycampheritage.org under Forms and Publications. Please review
the Day Camp handbook for important information.
SUMMER POWER, SUMMER SCHOOL CARE & UPROAR
• A $50 one-time, non-refundable registration fee is required per
program. You may register for as many weeks as needed. Register
online or find forms at ymcadiscoversummer.org, select the
Shoreview location, select Summer Paperwork and Schedules. Please
review the handbook for important information.
SPORTS
• A $50 non-refundable deposit is required per session. The deposit
is applied to the session fee. Register online or find forms at
ymcadiscoversummer.org, select the Shoreview location, select
Summer Paperwork and Schedules. Please review the handbook for
important information.
ALL PROGRAMS
• Confirmation will be sent after registration. You will be billed for the
remaining balance, due the week prior to the start of the session.
Online registration requires automatic electronic fund transfer (EFT),
which will be processed the Tuesday prior to each program
session week.
• Changes to the original registration, including cancellation, must be
made in writing by Monday, one week prior to the start of the
session. Submit your changes or cancellations through the contact
page of our website: ymcatwincities.org/contact_us. We
encourage change notices to be submitted as soon as possible.
If the change notice is not received, you will be billed for the original
enrollment choices. There are no refunds on registration deposits
and/or registration fees. For Day Camp: A $10 change fee is applied
to each change that is made.
• A parent handbook is available online at ymcadiscoversummer.org
after April 1, 2016. It may also be picked up at the Shoreview Y. It is
important to review all information contained in this document.
YMCA PERSONAL PRICING PLAN
We look forward to having you with us! The Personal Pricing Plan
is a needs-based scholarship fund made available through Y
Annual Fund – individual and business contributions to our
communities. Download an application for YMCA Personal Pricing
Plan at: ymcadiscoversummer.org. Enter the key words: Personal
Pricing in the top right corner and click the first available link in
Search Results or call 612-230-9622. Please submit Personal
Pricing Plan application with Registration Form. (Scholarship for
Day Camp is applied toward a maximum of two weeks per child).
Register Online!
Membership not required for enrollment.
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DISCOVER Y OVERNIGHT CAMPS
TRADITIONAL OVERNIGHT CAMPS
YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities Camps provide a life
time of camping experiences for the whole family.
We’ve designed our camps to fulfill all stages of
camping in a clear progression of skill development
and connection to the natural environment.
Our four Traditional Overnight Camps focus on
kids ages 7-17 and provide campers with a solid
foundation of camping and leadership skills. Each
has their own unique flavor and special activities.
Magical places like tree houses and island campsites
coupled with specialty activities like horses, pottery,
theatre, sailing and canoeing give campers an
unparalleled experience.
campstcroix.org
When campers are craving further challenges, our
two Teen Wilderness Camps are the next step.
At these wilderness camps, kids ages 11-18 grow
their camping expertise as they enjoy spectacular
wilderness expeditions with solid camaraderie
and confidence.
campihduhapi.org
campicaghowan.org
campwarren.org
Family Camp brings the whole family together to play,
deepen relationships and connect with nature. It’s for
all ages and features both summer and year-round
programs. On the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe
Area Wilderness, Camp du Nord is perfect for the
family vacation or weekend getaway.
Discover, achieve and connect through a
Y camping experience.
TEEN WILDERNESS CAMPS
campmenogyn.org
FAMILY CAMP
dunord.org
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widji.org
Y FAMILY INVOLVEMENT
HEALTHY FAMILY HOME
At the Y, it’s not about the activity you choose as much as it
is about the benefits of living healthier on the inside as well
as the outside. You can bring a healthier way of living to your
family through the Y’s Healthy Family Home resource.
You’ll find simple ways to incorporate healthy habits that
will make a difference for your entire family. And it’s all
conveniently online at ymca.net.
FAMILY PARTICIPATION
Parents are always welcome at YMCA Day Camps and Summer
Programs. If you would like to visit during the day or take a
tour of the program in action, please contact the Program Site
Director/Coordinator and we will be happy to assist you.
Open Houses, Family Nights and Friday Family Fun Days are
the best way to meet the staff, get questions answered,
sample the activities and meet other parents. We encourage
you to participate.
OPEN HOUSE FOR SUMMER PROGRAMS
More information online
including your Parent Handbook and
samples of a typical day at
DAY CAMP HERITAGE OPEN HOUSE
THURSDAY, JUNE 9
6 – 8 p.m.
Join the summer camp staff, other parents, and youth to learn
more about the camp, programs, and opportunities that your child
will have this summer at Day Camp Heritage.
FAMILY NIGHTS
EVERY THURSDAY AT CAMP HERITAGE
4-5 p.m.
We bring families together to have fun! That’s what family night
is all about – an opportunity to enjoy camp fun with the whole
family. It’s a time when your camper can show you the exciting
things they’ve experienced all week long. Meet the counselors and
tour all the fantastic program areas of camp. End the night by
watching campers perform fun songs and laugh out loud skits
for all to enjoy.
Visit our web page at ymcadiscoversummer.org for more
information.
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YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities
YMCA in Shoreview
Non-profit
Organization
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YMCA
Twin Cities, MN
2125 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55413
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Visit us at daycampheritage.org
MARK YOUR 2016 CALENDARS FOR THESE SPECIAL EVENTS!
YMCA RALLY DAYS
YMCA SUMMER BLAST OFF
$15 OFF Day Camp Sessions
$15 OFF Summer Sports
$25 OFF Overnight & Teen Wilderness Camp Sessions
$50 OFF (no registration fee) on Summer Power
and Summer Uproar
$10 OFF Day Camp Sessions
$10 OFF Summer Sports
$20 OFF Overnight & Teen Wilderness Camp Sessions
$25 OFF (off registration fee) on Summer Power
and Summer Uproar
THURSDAY, MARCH 3 – TUESDAY, MARCH 8
2016 SPECIAL DEALS
YMCA SPONSORED
MN PARENT CAMP FAIR
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Como Zoo
Meet YMCA staff, pick up summer program information
and start planning your summer.
THURSDAY, APRIL 7 – TUESDAY, APRIL 12
2016 SPECIAL DEALS
PARENTS’ OPEN HOUSE
AND
FAMILYPROGRAM
NIGHTS &
SUMMER
DATES & TIMES VARY
OPEN HOUSES CAMP
See inside for more details.
See inside for more details.
YMCA SUMMER PROGRAMS FAIR
SATURDAY, MARCH 5 at all YMCA Branches
9:30 a.m. – noon
Talk to the experts, get questions answered and see videos
of Summer Programs in action.
YSPC 2016
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