Summer Camp 2016 Parent Handbook

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City of Petaluma
City
of Petaluma
Recreation
Services
Recreation Services
www.cityofpetaluma.net/parksnrec
Summer Camp
2016
Parent Handbook
facebook.com/petalumarec
Camp Sunshine
Ages: 3 - entering TK
This camp offers a blend of challenging and imaginative
activities in a supportive and nurturing environment. Your
child will experience adventure, excitement and fun in these
action packed weeks of camp. Campers will engage in
group activities, games, art projects and cooking as well as
have the opportunity to jump in the bounce house and swim
in the kiddie pool at the Swim Center. Children must be toilet
trained to attend camp. Children are expected to bring a
lunch, morning snack and a water bottle to camp each day.
Afternoon snack will be provided.
Location:
Preschool Room, Community Center
Days: Monday - Friday
Camp Hours: Half Day • 8:30am-1pm or 12pm-4:30pm
Full Day • 8:30am - 4:30pm
Extended Hours: 7am - 8:30am, 4:30pm - 6pm
Fees: Half Day • $25/day, $90/week
Full Day • $35/day, $145/week
Extended Care • $5/day, $25/week
1
Let’s Get Acquainted
June 6-10
2
Caterpillars, Kangaroos and
Bears, Oh My!
June 13-17
3
Only At The Fair
June 20-24
4
Sea To Shining Sea!
June 27-July 1
5
Bugs and Botanicals
July 5-8
6
Do You Believe In Magic?
July 11-15
7
Astronauts and Rockettes
July 18-22
8
Christmas In July
July 25-29
9
Pirates and Princesses
Aug 1-5
10 Say Goodbye To Camp Sunshine Aug 8-12
AVERAGE WEEK
MONDAY
Bounce House
TUESDAY
Art Day
WEDNESDAY
Bounce House/Presentations
THURSDAY
Cooking Day
FRIDAY
Swim Day
All activities and trips are
subject to change.
2  Location of All Camps is at the Community Center unless otherwise stated.
Register online at cityofpetaluma.net/register.html
Camp Sunshine Calendar
MONDAY
June 6
1
Bounce House
TUESDAY
Art Day
13
2
Bounce House
4
Bounce House
Art Day
4
5
Bounce House
Art Day
Bounce House
18
7
Bounce House
Art Day
Bounce House
Art Day
Aug 1
9
Bounce House
Art Day
8
10
Bounce House
Art Day
22
Swim Day
28
29
Swim Day
4
Cooking Day
10
Bounce House
Swim Day
Cooking Day
Captain Jane Sparrow
Presentation
15
21
3
9
Swim Day
Cooking Day
Mrs. Claus
Presentation
8
14
27
2
Swim Day
Cooking Day
Bounce House
July 1
7
20
26
Swim Day
Cooking Day
Julian the Magician
Presentation
24
30
13
19
25
8
Bounce House
Art Day
Cooking Day
6
12
Swim Day
Cooking Day
5
11
6
Bounce House
17
23
29
5
Swim Day
11
Cooking Day
10
Swim Day
Cooking Day
BudderBall the Clown
Presentation
FRIDAY
16
22
28
9
Cooking Day
Bounce House
Art Day
THURSDAY
15
21
27
8
Bounce House
Art Day
Bounce House
WEDNESDAY
14
20
3
7
12
Swim Day
707-778-4380 ● www.cityofpetaluma.net/register  3
Kids Klub
Ages: entering grades K-3
This camp offers a safe, fun and creative environment for campers to participate in various activities with other children and
staff members. Your child will engage in group games, crafts, sports, and specialty projects. Each week campers will have
the opportunity to participate in a dress up day, special event, 2 swim days, and a field trip. Children are expected to bring a
lunch, morning snack and a water bottle to camp each day. Afternoon snack will be provided.
Location:
Petaluma Community Center
*no half day option on Fridays
1
Aloha To Summer
June 6-10
2
Carnival
June 13-17
3
Go For The Gold
June 20-24
4
Stars and Stripes
June 27-July 1
5
Spy Kids
July 5-8
6
Kids Klub’s Got Talent
July 11-15
7
Wild West
July 18-22
8
Across the Universe
July 25-29
9
Game Show Mania
Aug 1-5
10 Under the Sea
Aug 8-12
subject to change.
MONDAY
June 6
1
Special Snack
& Movie
Kids Klub Calendar
TUESDAY
Swim Day
13
2
Special Snack
& Movie
Swim Day
Special Snack
& Movie
21
Swim Day
27
4
Special Snack
& Movie
Swim Day
NO CAMP
Swim Day
11
6
Special Snack
& Movie
Swim Day
18
7
Special Snack
& Movie
Swim Day
25
8
Special Snack
& Movie
Special Snack
& Movie
Olympic Games
Special Event
THURSDAY
Swim Day
Swim Day
3
Game Show
Extravaganza
Special Event
Dress Up: Crazy Hair
9
10
Luau
Special Event
Dress Up: Beach Attire
FRIDAY
10
Bowling
Field Trip
16
Swim Day
22
27
Wild Rodeo
Special Event
Dress Up: Western
9
Swim Day
17
Movies- Private Viewing
Field Trip
23
Swim Day
24
Hagemann Trout Farm
Field Trip
30
Swim Day
July 1
Rebounderz
Field Trip
7
Swim Day
8
Exploratorium
Field Trip
14
Swim Day
21
Swim Day
15
Allan Witt Swim
Complex
Field Trip
22
SF Zoo
Field Trip
28
Swim Day
2
8
10
Dress Up: Favorite
Circus Character
29
BBQ
Special Event
Dress Up: Red, White
and Blue
5
6
Space Invasion
Special Event
Dress Up: Alien or
Astronaut
12
13
Talent Show
Special Event
Dress Up For
Performance
19
20
Splash Zone
Special Event
Dress Up: Swim Wear
Swim Day
Special Snack
& Movie
15
A Day at the Carnival
Special Event
Dress Up: Favorite Sport
26
Aug 1
9
Beach Party
Special Event
8
28
4
5
WEDNESDAY
Dress Up: Tacky Tourist
14
20
3
7
29
Spring Lake
Field Trip
4
Swim Day
5
Snoopy’s Home Ice
Field Trip
11
Swim Day
12
Cal Skate
Field Trip
K2
Ages: entering grades 4-5
This is a new camp being offered this summer for children entering 4th and 5th grade. Your child will engage in group
activities, games, art, sports and help in the planning and implementing of special events for Kids Klub. Each week campers
will have the opportunity to join the Explorers Camp for a field trip in Petaluma or special event at Kenilworth, 2 swim days,
and a field trip with Kids Klub. Children are expected to bring a lunch, morning snack and a water bottle to camp each day.
Afternoon snack will be provided.
Location:
Petaluma Community Center
*no half day option on Fridays
1
Beach Party
June 6-10
2
Safari
June 13-17
3
Amazing Race
June 20-24
4
Party in the USA
June 27-July 1
5
Superhero
July 5-8
6
Sports Fan-Tastic
July 11-15
7
Hollywood
July 18-22
8
Food Fusion
July 25-29
9
Mad Science
Aug 1-5
10 Final Summer Blowout
Aug 8-12
subject to change.
MONDAY
June 6
1
Cooking & Movie
K2 Calendar
TUESDAY
Swim Day
13
2
Buffalo Billiards
Cooking & Movie
Swim Day
27
4
Buffalo Billiards
5
NO CAMP
18
7
Cooking & Movie
Buffalo Billiards
Buffalo Billiards
Swim Day
BBQ
Dress Up: Patriotic
Cooking & Movie
Swim Day
Field Trip
Hagemann Trout Farm
Field Trip
19
Swim Day
26
Local Field Trip
Dress Up: Favorite
Celebrity
27
8
Exploratorium
Field Trip
14
21
15
Allan Witt Swim
Complex
Field Trip
22
SF Zoo
Field Trip
28
Swim Day
9
July 1
Rebounderz
Field Trip
Swim Day
Swim Day
Local Field Trip
Dress Up: Pajama
Day
10
24
7
Special Event
Dress Up: Favorite
Athlete/Sport
20
Luau
Dress Up: Tacky
Tourist
Movies- Private Viewing
30
13
3
17
23
12
2
10
16
6
Special Event
Dress Up: Crazy Hair
FRIDAY
Bowling
Field Trip
Swim Day
Local Field Trip
Dress Up:Superhero
Swim Day
8
10
Movie Day
Dress Up: 80s Workout
28
29
Swim Day
Aug 1
9
21
Swim Day
25
8
Swim Day
Swim Day
9
Swim Day
Special Event
Dress Up: Favorite
Animal
22
Swim Day
Buffalo Billiards
THURSDAY
15
5
11
6
8
14
Swim Day
4
WEDNESDAY
Local Field Trip
Dress Up: Hat Day
Swim Day
20
3
7
29
Spring Lake
Field Trip
4
Swim Day
5
Snoopy’s Home Ice
Field Trip
11
Swim Day
12
Cal Skate
Field Trip
Explorers
Ages: entering grades 6-8
This camp (formerly known as K2) offers a safe, fun and “club house” environment for campers to spend time with their
friends and make new ones. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in specialty activities on site and around
Petaluma. Each week they will go on 2 field trips and swim at the Swim Center 2 days. Campers are expected to bring
a lunch (food can be purchased at some field trip destinations which will be noted in the weekly newsletter), morning
snack and a water bottle to camp each day. Afternoon snack will be provided.
Location: Kenilworth Teen Center
(150 Fairgrounds Drive)
Hours: 8am - 5:30pm; no extended care
Some days have extended hours due to trips.
Fees: $50/day,
$75/day for days marked with a 
$220/week
1
Summer Kick Off
June 6-10
2
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
June 13-17
3
Rockin’ Into Summer
June 20-24
4
Animal Planet
June 27-July 1
5
Wild Adventure
July 5-8
6
Extreme Sports
July 11-15
7
Splash Zone
July 18-22
8
Survivor
July 25-29
9
Fear Factor
Aug 1-5
Explorers Calendar
MONDAY
June 6
1
Pizza & Movie
TUESDAY
Stand-Up
Paddleboarding
Field Trip
13
2
Buffalo Billiards
4
Buffalo Billiards
Discovery Kingdom
Field Trip
4
5
NO CAMP
11
6
Buffalo Billiards
18
7
Pizza & Movie
25
8
Buffalo Billiards
Laser Tag
Field Trip
Aug 1
9
Buffalo Billiards
22
Swim Day
28
Swim Day
3
Swim Day
Spring Lake
Field Trip
Bowling
Field Trip
Swim Day
15
21
27
2
Trapeze Arts
Field Trip
14
20
26
8
SF Ducks/Pier 39
Field Trip
Swim Day
Swim Day
Waterworld
Field Trip
7
13
19
July 1
Swim Day
Swim Day
Swim Day
House of Air
Field Trip
30
6
12
24
Hagemann Trout Farm
Field Trip
Cal Skate
Field Trip
Swim Day
Safari West
Field Trip
23
29
5
17
Swim Day
Swim Day
Swim Day
10
Swim Day
Movies
Field Trip
Swim Day
FRIDAY
16
22
28
9
Ropes Course
Field Trip
Giants Game
Field Trip
Great America
Field Trip
THURSDAY
15
21
27
8
Swim Day
Swim Day
Pizza & Movie
WEDNESDAY
14
20
3
7
SF Duck Tour
& Pier 39
Field Trip
29
Spring Lake
Field Trip
4
5
Swim Day
All activities and trips are subject to change.
payment policies
For Camp Sunshine, Kids Klub, Camp K2 & Explorers
Registration
• Register in person at the Petaluma Community Center or
online at www.cityofpetaluma.net/register.html
• Registration begins April 11, 2016 at 8am.
• Camp forms can be downloaded from the website at
www.cityofpetaluma.net/parksnrec/brochure.
• Emergency forms must be completed in full, signed and
accompanied by payment.
Deposits
• Camp programs fill up quickly! A $20 deposit is
required per child per session in order to
reserve a space.
• Daily Option: You will need to pay in full for the days you
are registering. If you are registering for 3 or more days
per week, you may pay a deposit for that session of
camp.
• Deposits are applied to the total fees due for the session.
• DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND
NON-TRANSFERABLE
Payments
• Final payments for each session are due no later than
two weeks before the start of the session.
• Camp fees may be paid by cash, check, VISA, MC or
AmEx.
• Payments may be made at the Petaluma Community
Center or online at www.cityofpetaluma.net/register.html
Program Cancellation
• In order to maintain the high quality of our programs, we
have set a minimum number of campers per camp. The
City of Petaluma Recreation Services reserves the right
to cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment.
Transfers
• If your plans change and you need to transfer to a different session, we will be glad to accommodate you if a new
session is available.
• Transfers must be requested, in writing, at least 1 week in advance of the
session. Requests can be emailed to
[email protected]
• If requests are not made 1 week in advance, you are still
responsible for payment.
• Deposits are non-transferable.
Refunds
• We will refund camp fees paid in full, less a $20 transaction fee for cancellations made at least TWO WEEKS
prior to the start of camp. In case of illness or injury,
please provide a physician’s statement if the deadline
has passed. A written refund request is required before
a refund will be provided. Please allow 3-4 weeks to
process refunds.
• No refunds or credits will be issued for missed days at
camp, for cancellations made after the two week deadline, or for campers suspended or expelled from camp.
Receipts
• Please retain your receipts for TAX PURPOSES. The
City of Petaluma’s Tax ID number is 94 6000392.
General Information
For Camp Sunshine, Kids Klub, K2 & Explorers
Each week of camp is filled with fun activities including sports, Lost & Found
crafts, group games, special events, swimming and field trips. Please make sure to label all loose items that are brought to
Weekly newsletters are provided for campers to provide addi- camp ie: sweatshirts, water bottles, towels, backpacks, etc.
tional information for special days and trips.
Lost and found items will be kept until the end of camp and if
All Camp Activities & Trips are subject to Change. not claimed, will be donated to Goodwill
Electronic devices are not permitted at camp (Camp ExplorCamp Staff
The City of Petaluma’s Recreation Department sets high stan- ers is the exception). Staff will not be responsible or liable
dards for their staff. When selecting staff, high priority is given for the loss of personal items.
to applicants with the best ability to contribute to each child’s
positive camp experience. Staff consists of grown adults, college age and exceptionally skilled high school students.
All staff members attend mandatory staff trainings before the
start of camp in preparation for the summer. Trainings include
how to effectively communicate with campers and parents,
how to facilitate group activities, day to day operations of
camp and how to best keep campers safe, all while providing
a fun and positive experience. Staff participates in a variety of
activities during training to build a strong sense of comradery.
Each staff member has current CPR and Standard First Aid
Certification. In addition, per City requirements, all staff members have been fingerprinted and background checked. If at
any time you have a concern about a leader and/or how camp
is going, please feel free to contact a supervisor.
Camper Conduct
Camp is designed to be an active and creative environment
and is more fun when campers fully participate. If a child
consistently chooses not to participate, staff will discuss
with parents whether future participation at camp is mutually
beneficial.
Camp Ratios
Camps operate on a 10:1 (Camp Sunshine 8:1) camper to
leader ratio. This ratio ensures that activities can be modified
for age-appropriate skill levels as well as enhancing team
building and cooperation skills.
All campers are expected to follow the rules of camp. Camp
staff reviews all rules thoroughly on the first day of camp
each week and reinforces them throughout the week. Campers are encouraged to ask any questions they may have
regarding the rules.
General Information
Discipline Procedures
Staff members use a direct, positive approach regarding
discipline. Positive reinforcement and redirection is used
whenever possible. “Think Sheets” may be used occasionally
if reinforcement and redirection fail to produce the desired
behavior.
Sign In/Out
All campers must be signed in and out of camp each day by
a parent or legal guardian. Children may NOT sign themselves in/out of camp.
Parents or legal guardians must indicate on the Emergency
Form those individuals who are authorized to pick up their
Parents are encouraged to be proactive to make time to com- child. Campers will only be released to those individuals who
municate with staff on a daily basis to discuss their child’s have been authorized in writing.
behavior, both positive and negative.
The only exception to the above mentioned procedure is
when a camper has been authorized, in writing, by a parent
or legal guardian, to sign themselves in and out of camp
Three Strikes Policy
Campers will receive a warning for undesired behavior. If un- each day (only allowed for Explores). If a parent chooses
this option, the City cannot be responsible for the camper
desired behavior continues, campers will be issued strikes.
after they sign themselves out.
First Strike- Camper receives an appropriate time-out and a
think sheet.
Second Strike- Staff concerns are discussed with camper’s
parent or guardian.
Third Strike- Parent will be called for immediate pick-up from
camp and the camper may not return for the remainder of
the day. A refund will not be issued for early dismissal due
to disciplinary reasons. Participation in the remainder of the
week will need to be discussed prior to camper returning.
Lunches/Snacks
All camps require that each camper bring a lunch and morning snack to camp each day. On occasion, lunch may be
purchased during field trips; this will be noted in the weekly
newsletters.
Camp is a nut free zone. Please do not send your child to
camp with any nuts products.
Camp staff reserves the right to dismiss a participant if his/
her behavior is detrimental to other campers. Each situation
will be evaluated on its own merit and open communication
will be kept with families.
Illness
If your child is unable to attend camp on a day they are
scheduled please call to let staff know.
If a child becomes ill or is injured at camp parents will be
called and will need to pick up within 1 hour.
Common Q & A
What should my camper wear?
Campers should be dressed to play as all the camps are active and creative. Closed-toe shoes are required (flip flops
should not be worn to camp but are permitted at the pool for
swim days).
What if I am late picking up my child?
The definition of a “late pick-up” is picking your child up any
time after their scheduled time on the camp calendar. If you
are going to be late, please call the camp phone to let staff
know. Continued disregard for published pick-up times may
lead to a late fee charge or your child’s dismissal from camp.
Please be considerate of staff and pick your child up promptly
when camp ends each day.
What forms are required?
An Emergency Medical Information & Permission Form is required for each camp participant (1 per family). Your child
may not attend camp without this form filled out.
Camp Explorers will have a variety of additional emergency forms required for some trips (see weekly newsletters for
more information).
What days and hours are camps open?
Camp Sunshine, Kids Klub and K2 operate M-F with a full day
(8:30am-4:30pm), half day (AM 8:30am-1pm or PM 12pm4:30pm), or extended day (7am-6pm) option available. Camp
Explorers operates 8am-5:30pm. Choose the schedule that
works best for you.
What if I do not want my child to attend a field
trip or swim day?
All campers and staff attend field trips and swim days. Staff
does not remain on site! If you do not want your child to
attend a trip, please do not send them to camp that day.
What should my child bring to camp each
day?
Your child should bring a lunch, morning snack, water bottle,
sweatshirt, tennis shoes and a backpack to camp every day.
Please make sure all items are labeled. Please apply sunscreen to your child prior to dropping off at camp. If you would
like it to be reapplied throughout the day, it is your responsibility to communicate this to staff.
Leader In Training
Ages: entering grades 9 -12
Ever wonder what it takes to be a camp counselor? Here is your chance to find out!
The Leader in Training (LIT) program is a great opportunity for teens who enjoy helping children learn and have fun in a safe
environment. The program offers training, games, and activities to prepare teens to volunteer in a camp environment. LITs
will learn about child development, safety, conflict resolution, body language, child/leader interaction, and how to plan and
lead games and activities for campers. Participants will put their new skills into practice with Kids Klub and K2 campers with
ongoing support, instruction, and feedback from LIT staff. A total of 20 LITs will be accepted for the summer.
Location: Petaluma Community Center
Hours: 9am - 4:00pm
Fees: $50 (covers supplies, Tshirts, and trip fees)
LAUGH
LEARN
PLAY
SHARE
TINY TOTS PRESCHOOL
A Great Place to Grow
petaluma recreation
Enrollment
Opens in
May
Child and Babysitter
Safety
Ages 12-16: This class teaches practical information
to provide babysitter skills to handle any situation.
Includes child and infant CPR.
12366 • Sat • 9am-1pm • 6/18 • $50
Instructor: Carole Gathman has been an RN for 34 years
and has been teaching CPR for over 20 years.
Growing
Healthy,
Happy
Children
The goal of Tiny Tots and Kinder Ready is to offer children a positive first learning experience while promoting
physical, social, emotional, cognitive and creative development. Kinder Ready is on Mon & Fri and Tiny Tots is
Tues-Thurs. Programs are 8:30am-12pm. Pre-K Enrichment
Programs are now available in the afternoon from 12pm3:30pm specializing in Sports & Movement, Cooking & Science, and Music & Art.
Call 707.778.4380 for more information
Ages: 3-5 (must be potty trained)
3 days/wk • $188/month
2 days/wk • $127/month
1 day/wk • $66/month
Location: Petaluma Community Ctr
Engineering using Lego® with PlayWell Technology
MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: JEDI ADVENTURE GAME
Age 5-6: Mine, craft and build the Star Wars universe using
LEGO! Roll the dice to gather Jedi resources. Then build a
Pod Race, craft a Droid, or create the Treehouse Village of
Endor! This novice Play-Well LEGO® game is inspired by
the Minecraft tablet game and the Star Wars fantasy setting.
12213• M-F • 9am to 12pm • 6/13 - 6/17 • $200
MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: JEDI SURVIVAL GAME
Age 7-10: Mine, craft and build the Star Wars universe using
LEGO! Roll the dice to gather Jedi resources. Then build a
Starship, craft Light Sabers, and use the Force to survive
Empire attacks. This advanced Play-Well LEGO® game
is inspired by the Minecraft tablet game and the Star Wars
fantasy setting.
12214 • M-F • 1pm to 4pm • 6/13 - 6/17 • $200
NINJANEERING USING LEGO®
Ages 5-6: Enter the world of Ninjago and become an
apprentice Ninjaneer. Learn the way of Spinjitzu, build the
Fire Temple, race Skull Trucks, and encounter the mighty
Dragon! Imagine and build unique and fun projects with
the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor while
exploring the fantasy world of Ninjago. This is an ideal way to
prepare young Ninjaneers for the challenge of Ninjaneering
Masters with LEGO® camp.
12215 • M-F • 9am to 12pm • 7/11 - 7/15 • $200
ENGINEERING CHALLENGE USING LEGO®
Ages 5-6: Are you ready for the Engineering Challenge?
Learn to build mechanical devices such as a scissor lift, air
compressor, or drawbridge in this advanced course for our
strongest LEGO® builders. Then work in teams to accomplish
a large-scale mission such as a mini-figure rescue or a Rube
Goldberg machine.
ROBO WEDO
Age 7-9: Build and program robots in this introductory
Robotics class using the LEGO® WeDo system. Learn
basic programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and
the names of robot components. Work in small groups to
complete several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This
is a great way to prepare your young Robotics enthusiasts for
our more advanced Robotics programs.
12217 • M-F • 9am to 12pm • 7/25 - 7/29 • $233
ROBOTICS USING LEGO® EV3
Age 10-14: Build and program robots using the new LEGO®
Mindstorms EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and
software design, loops, conditional statements, problem
solving, and teamwork skills. Work in small groups, program
and build your robot and rise to the challenge. Control the
robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play
sounds. Projects are structured so that students work in an
open-ended, investigative environment while having fun.
12218 • M-F • 1pm to 4pm • 7/25 - 7/29 • $233
12216 • M-F • 1pm to 4pm • 7/11 - 7/15 • $200
Why Register Online?
Techsplosion
MINECRAFT CHALLENGE
Age 7-12: Spawn into the curious world of Minecraft! Learn
the fundamentals of video game design as you create epic
worlds with the help of your fellow campers and powerful tools
like WorldEdit. Make awesome screencasts like your favorite
YouTubers and during free time, compete in Minecraft Hunger
Games, Sky Wars and more! This is the Minecraft Summer
Camp you have been waiting for!
12208 • M-F • 9am to 4pm • 8/1 - 8/5 • $495
XTREME MINECRAFT
Age 10-14: It is time to take your craft to the next level! We
will learn the basics of coding mods using Java and Eclipse
IDE and dive deep into video production and game design
concepts. We will focus on what makes games, screencasts
and mods so great and learn a variety of powerful tools to
help make our ideas a reality.
12206 • M-F • 9am to 4pm • 6/13 - 6/17 • $495
12209 • M-F • 9am to 4pm • 8/8 - 8/12 • $495
JUNIOR MINECRAFTERS
Age 5-7: Come explore the world of Minecraft with us! Junior
Minecrafters will have tons of fun as they learn the basics
of the world famous game. We will learn about the different
game modes, how to craft some crazy contraptions, and even
build an awesome house together! In between sessions of
computer time, we will do other fun Minecraft activities like
papercraft, a camp-made costume party, outdoor games, and
on Friday, a Minecraft potluck party!
12205 • M-F • 9am to 4pm • 6/6 - 6/10 • $495
12207 • M-F • 9am to 4pm • 7/25 - 7/29 • $495
Techsplosion instructors offer truly hands-on learning and
problem solving that fosters critical thinking and leadership well
beyond the classroom. Every Techsplosion program is designed
to minimize rote memorization and maximize experimental
learning, which helps create a comprehensive understanding of
challenging subjects.
Filming Camps with Incrediflix
IMAGINATION FLIX
Ages 7-13: Take your characters underwater or to outer
space! In this exciting stop-motion
animation camp, there are no limits to
where your imagination can take you. You
will brainstorm, create clay characters,
create backgrounds, film movies, and add
voice-overs in age-appropriate groups.
*Flix downloadable a month after camp
ends.(A $30 Production Fee is due to
IncrediFlix on the first day of camp.)
12204 • M-Th • 1pm to 4:30pm • 6/27 - 6/30 • $200
MINECRAFT FLIX
Ages 7-13: Turn the popular video game into an exciting
Minecraft world! Using stop-motion
animation you will bring Steve, the
creepers, and more to life. Students will
write, storyboard, shoot and add voiceover in age-appropriate groups. *Flix
downloadable a month after camp ends.
(A $30 Production Fee is due to IncrediFlix
on the first day of camp.)
12202 • M-Th • 1pm to 4:30pm • 6/20 - 6/23 • $200
Sports camps with National Academy of Athletics
Camp Name
Time
Age
Location
Course #
Date
Jr Academy All Sport Camp 6/6-6/10
9am-12pm 3-6
Lucchesi Turf
12219
All Sport Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi
Turf
12220
6/6-6/10
Cheer & Dance Camp
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12221
6/13-6/17 9am-3pm
Flag Football Camp
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12222
6/13-6/17 9am-3pm
Jr Baseball/Softball Camp
9am-12pm
3-6
Prince
Park
12223
6/20-6/24
Volleyball Camp
7-14
Cavanaugh
12224
6/20-6/24 9am-3pm
Basketball Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Cavanaugh
12225
6/27-7/1
Flag Football Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12226
7/5-7/9
Cheer & Dance Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12227
7/5-7/9
Baseball/Softball Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Prince
Park
12228
7/11-7/15
Jr Academy All Sport Camp 7/18-7/22 9am-12pm 3-6
Lucchesi Turf
12229
All Sport Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi
Turf
12230
7/18-7/22
Basketball Camp
7-14
Cavanaugh
12231
7/18-7/22 9am-3pm
Soccer Camp
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12232
7/25-7/29 9am-3pm
Basketball Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Cavanaugh
12233
8/1-8/5
Jr Academy All Sport Camp 8/1-8/5
9am-12pm 3-6
Lucchesi Turf
12234
All Sport Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi
Turf
12235
8/1-8/5
Lacrosse Camp
9am-3pm
7-14
Lucchesi Turf
12236
8/8-8/12
Fees:
Half Day- Early Registration by May 15- $125 Full Day- Early Registration by May 15- $185
Half Day- $135
Full Day- $195
Fencing with EnGarde Fencing
Age 7-12: For hundreds of years, fencing has captured the
imagination of generation after generation of young people.
Who hasn’t imagined themselves with sword in hand, fending
off hordes of enemies with a quick and daring blade? Fencing
for kids is an introduction to the fine sport of fencing. With an
emphasis on fun, kids learn the basics of the sport; discipline,
respect, honor and the importance of physical fitness. All
equipment is provided for free. Drop in $35.
12200 • M-F • 9am to 12pm • 6/20 - 6/24 • $160
Junior Tennis Camps with Jerry Mehciz & Keith Hayes
JUNIOR SWINGER CAMP
Ages 5-7: All you need is a light racquet, tennis shoes and a
big smile!
JUNIOR BEGINNER CAMP
Ages 8-14: The basics are covered in a fun, progressive
manner - learning new skills with many fun games.
JUNIOR ADVANCED BEGINNER CAMP
Ages 8-14: The next step - learning more FUNdamentals of
tennis.
JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED CAMP
Ages 8-14: Having fun playing the ‘real’ game.
HIGH PERFORMANCE JUNIOR CLINIC
Ages 14-18: Designed for high school players and aspiring
high school players, this hour-and-a-half drop-in clinic
combines 45 minutes of drills and instruction with 45
minutes of head-to-head competition. Students will work
on all aspects of the game including strokes, strategy, shot
selection, footwork and keys to mental toughness.
12354 • M-Th • 6pm to 7:30pm • 6/6-6/17 • $120
12355 • M-Th • 6pm to 7:30pm • 6//20-7/1 • $120
12356• M-Th • 6pm to 7:30pm • 7/11-7/22 • $120
12357 • M-Th • 6pm to 7:30pm • 7/25-8/5 • $120
12358 • M-Th • 6pm to 7:30pm • 8/8-8/12 • $60*
*only one week
All Camps held at Leghorns Tennis Courts
Swingers
Beginner
Advanced Beg
Int/Adv
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
1 to 1:45pm
2 to 3pm
3 to 4pm
4 to 5:30pm
6/6-6/17
12278
12283
12289
12294
*Session 5: 1 week: Fees $45/$56/$56/$90
6/20-7/1
12279
12285
12290
12295
7/11-7/22
12280
12286
12291
12296
7/25-8/5
12281
12287
12292
12297
8/8-8/12*
12281
12288
12293
12298
$90
$112
$112
$180
Soccer camps with challenger sports
JUNE 27 - JULY 1
Lucchesi Turf Field, 250 Maria Drive, Petaluma
Class
Ages Time
First Kicks 3-5 8-9 am
Half Day
5-14 9-noon
Full Day
8-14 9am-4pm
Price
$97
$149
$199
Course #
12210
12211
12212
FREE Soccer Ball & T-Shirt with all camps
Sign up on-line at www.challengersports.com by May 13th to get a FREE British
Soccer Jersey
Alternatively, mail application with a check to Challenger Sports, 1540 River Park
Dr, #224A, Sacramento, CA, 95815
Host a British Soccer Coach in your home! Are you interested in hosting a professional
British Soccer Coach during the week of camp, having an amazing cultural experience with
your family and getting an $80 rebate? If so, contact Jamie to find out more. 916-265-2498
[email protected]
Summer Calendar
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