Ages 8 to 12 - Lavner Camps!

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Language Camps | Science Camps
Germantown Academy (Fort Washington) • Gwynedd Mercy University (Gwynedd Valley) • Malvern
Preparatory School (Malvern) • Plymouth Meeting Friends School (Plymouth Meeting) • Rosemont
College (Rosemont) • University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia ~ Center City / University City) •
Valley Forge Educational Services (Malvern) • Waldron Mercy Academy (Merion Station)
NEW JERSEY LOCATIONS:
Katz JCC (Cherry Hill) • Stuart Country Day School (Princeton)
NEW YORK LOCATION:
New York University (Manhattan ~ New York City)
MARYLAND LOCATION:
Towson University (Towson ~ Baltimore County)
For more
information visit
www.lavnercamps.com
or call (610) 664-8800
Join us to find out why so many
families choose Lavner Camps!
At Lavner Camps, we are excited to offer “cutting edge” Specialty Day Camps where a camper can
focus on one area of interest each week, Exploration Day Camp, a well-rounded general day camp,
TECH R3VOLUTION™, a residential technology camp, and our CIT Leadership Program, with
summer camp opportunities located throughout the Philadelphia Metro area, New Jersey, New
York, and Maryland. With camps in Sports, Science & Technology (STEM focused), The Arts,
Academics, and more, we have a wide range of highly specialized camps for your child/children.
Working within the “Lavner” philosophy of expertly designed curriculum, excellent instructors
and staff, personalized attention for campers, great locations, and attention to safety, our camps
create a unique atmosphere of learning, friends, and fun! While our camps are tons of fun, they
are also structured so that each camper is challenged and skill sets are improved!
Our premier locations for camps include:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pennsylvania Locations:
Summer Camp Map of Locations & Camps. . . . . . . . . pg. 1-2
Tennis Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 3
Soccer Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 4
Basketball Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 5
Robotics Camps with EV3 and Tetrix® . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 6-7
Video Game Design Camp with Apps!. . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 8-9
3D Innovation & Design with Minecraft™. . . . . . . . . pg. 10-11
Coding with Scratch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 12
Introduction to Programming with Java™. . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 13
Science Discoveries Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 14
Chess Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 15
Culinary Arts Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 16-17
Fashion Design Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 18
Jewelry Design Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 19
Filmmaking Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 20
Theater Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 21
Graphic Design Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 22
Magic Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 23
Music Studio Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 24
Photography Camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 24
Language Camps - Spanish, French & Chinese. . . . . . . pg. 25
CIT Leadership Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 26
General Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 27-28
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 29-30
Private Lessons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 31
Exploration Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 32
TECH R3VOLUTION™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 33
ÎÎ Germantown Academy (Fort Washington)
ÎÎ Gwynedd Mercy University (Gwynedd Valley)
ÎÎ Malvern Preparatory School (Malvern)
ÎÎ Plymouth Meeting Friends School (Plymouth Meeting)
ÎÎ Rosemont College (Rosemont)
ÎÎ University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia ~ University City)
ÎÎ Valley Forge Educational Services (Malvern)
ÎÎ Waldron Mercy Academy (Merion Station)
New Jersey Locations:
ÎÎ Katz JCC (Cherry Hill)
ÎÎ Stuart Country Day School (Princeton)
New York Location:
ÎÎ New York University (Manhattan ~ New York City)
Maryland Location:
ÎÎ Towson University (Towson ~ Baltimore County)
Camps are in session from June 8th until August 28th and are
available for campers, ages 6 to 14.
*Tennis Camp begins at age 4.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Our CIT Leadership Program is available for teenagers ages 13 to 15.
Please direct all questions about our camps to:
Make sure to check out our great discounts and referral program
under the “General Information” section of this brochure!
Mail to Camp Office:
Lavner Camps has been featured on :
Lavner Camps!
229 Haverford Avenue
Narberth, PA 19072
phone: (610) 664-8800
email: [email protected]
website: www.lavnercamps.com
S u mm e r C a m p s M a p
8 to 12
June
15 to 19
22 to 26
29 to 3
6 to 10
Summer Camps at a Glance
FIND THE CAMPUS AND CAMP
THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU!
July
13 to 17
20 to 24
27 to 31
3 to 7
August
10 to 14
17 to 21
24 to 28
Germantown Academy (Fort Washington)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Video Game Design (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Gwynedd Mercy University (Gwynedd Valley)
Tennis (Ages
Camp 4(Ages
to 12)4 to 12)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Robotics (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Coding with Scratch (Ages 8 to 11)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Programming with Java™ (Ages 12 to 14)
Graphic Design (Ages
Camp 10
(Ages
to 14)
10 to 14)
Fashion Design (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Filmmaking (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Chess (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
CIT Leadership Program (Ages 13 to 15)
Malvern Preparatory School (Malvern)
Tennis (Ages
Camp 4(Ages
to 12)4 to 12)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Robotics (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Robotics with
Camp
Tetrix®
with Tetrix®
(Ages 12
(Ages
to 14)
12 to 14)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Music Studio (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 13)8 to 13)
Photography (Ages
Camp 10
(Ages
to 14)
10 to 14)
Chess (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
Science Discoveries (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Chinese Immersion (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Plymouth Meeting Friends School (Plymouth Meeting)
Culinary Arts (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 14)7 to 14)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Jewelry Design (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Magic Workshop
Camp (Ages
(Ages
6 to 612)
to 12)
Basketball (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Theater (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 13)7 to 13)
Chess (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Spanish Immersion (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Robotics (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Rosemont College (Rosemont)
Tennis (Ages
Camp 4(Ages
to 12)4 to 12)
Basketball (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Robotics (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Robotics with
Camp
Tetrix®
with Tetrix®
(Ages 12
(Ages
to 14)
12 to 14)
Coding with Scratch (8 to 11)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Culinary Arts (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 14)7 to 14)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
French Immersion (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Theater (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 13)7 to 13)
FIlmmaking (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Magic Workshop
Camp (Ages
(Ages
7 to 712)
to 12)
University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia - University City)
Minecraft™
3D Minecraft™
(Ages
Camp
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Robotics (Ages
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Robotics with
Camp
Tetrix®
with Tetrix®
(Ages 12
(Ages
to 14)
12 to 14)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Chess (Ages
Camp 7(Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
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8 to 12
Valley Forge Educational Services (Malvern)
3D
Minecraft™
Camp
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Robotics (Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp
with Tetrix®
(Ages
12 to 14)
Robotics with
Tetrix®
(Ages 12
to 14)
Camp 6(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
FIlmmaking (Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 7
(Ages
Culinary Arts (Ages
to 14)7 to 14)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Chess Camp
(Ages
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
Waldron Mercy Academy (Merion Station)
Soccer Camp
(Ages
(Ages 5
to 12)5 to 12)
(Ages
Basketball Camp
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
3D Minecraft™
Camp
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Robotics (Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp
with Tetrix®
(Ages
12 to 14)
Robotics with
Tetrix®
(Ages 12
to 14)
Camp 6
(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp
(7 to 14)
Culinary Arts (7
to 14)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 7
(Ages
Theater (Ages
to 13)7 to 13)
Camp 7
(Ages
Chess (Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
Science Discoveries Camp
(Ages
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
New Jersey Locations:
Katz JCC (Cherry Hill)
3D
Minecraft™
Camp
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Robotics (Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 7
(Ages
Chess (Ages
to 12)7 to 12)
Camp (Ages
7 to 712)
Magic Workshop
(Ages
to 12)
Stuart Country Day School (Princeton)
Tennis Camp
(Ages
(Ages 7
to 11)7 to 11)
3D Minecraft™
Camp
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Robotics (Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Video Game Design Camp
(Ages
(Ages 6
to 12)6 to 12)
*Ages *Ages
vary vary
based
the
week
Culinary Arts Camp
basedon
on the
week
(Ages 8
to 12)8 to 12)
Fashion Design Camp
(Ages
(Ages 8
to 12)8 to 12)
Jewelry Design Camp
(Ages
(Ages 10
to 14)
Graphic Design Camp
(Ages
10 to 14)
Filmmaking (Ages
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
Chess Camp
(Ages
Maryland Location:
Towson University (Towson
(Towson)- Baltimore County)
3D
Minecraft™
Camp
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Robotics (Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Video Game Design Camp
(Ages
(Ages 6
to 12)6 to 12)
to 12)8 to 12)
Camp 8
(Ages
(Ages 8
to 12)8 to 12)
Jewelry Design Camp
(Ages
FIlmmaking Camp (Ages 8 to 12)
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
Chess Camp
(Ages
New York Location:
New York University (Manhattan - New York City)
Minecraft™
(Ages
7 to(Ages
12) 7 to 12)
3D
Minecraft™
Camp
(Ages 6
to 12)6 to 12)
Robotics Camp
(Ages
to 12)6 to 12)
Camp 6
(Ages
Fashion Design
(Ages
8 to(Ages
12) 12 to 14)
Programming
with
Java™
Jewelry Design
to 12)8 to 12)
Fashion
Design (Ages
Camp 8(Ages
Filmmaking
(Ages
8 to (Ages
12) 8 to 12)
Jewelry
Design
Camp
(Ages 7
to 12)7 to 12)
Chess Camp
(Ages
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June
15 to 19
22 to 26
29 to 3
6 to 10
July
13 to 17
20 to 24
27 to 31
3 to 7
August
10 to 14
17 to 21
24 to 28
TENNIS CAMP
Lavner Tennis Camp
(ages 6 to 12)
Tennis camp is powered by the Lavner
Tennis Academy, a first class tennis
academy based out of Philadelphia’s
Main Line suburbs. Tennis camp offers
instruction for students of all ability levels
ages 4 to 12. In past summers, the camp
hosted players from the Philadelphia
Metro area, Reading, Allentown, the
Pocono area, Delaware, New Jersey,
New York, Maryland, Michigan, Florida,
Switzerland, Germany, Russia, Korea,
and China.
At camp, highly skilled tennis instructors
use the “Lavner” curriculum to teach
proper swing fundamentals, footwork,
and stances for each shot, in addition
to constructing point play with strategy
and tailoring it to specific opponents. The “Lavner” teaching methods have a
strong history of proven success with
professionally ranked tennis players on
the ATP and WTA Tours, internationally,
nationally, and sectionally ranked junior
tournament players, and with players
aspiring to succeed at the high school
and middle school level.
General Information
Registration
Register for this camp on lavnercamps.com
or by completing the registration form in this
booklet and mailing it to our camp office.
You can also scan/email the registration form
to [email protected].
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Day
9:00am to 12:15pm or
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Extended Hours
Early Arrival is $10/day (8:00am to 9:00am)
Extended Day is $18/day (3:30pm to 6:00pm)
Lunch / Recess
(11:30am to 1:00pm): Lunch may be
purchased for $7/day on lavnercamps.com
during online registration. Lunches are catered
by quality area restaurants. Campers may also
pack a lunch.
Ages
4 to 12
For our many campers who do not play
competitively, but love to play the game,
or just want to learn, our curriculum uses
a step-by-step approach that gives our
players the proper foundation to learn
tennis, succeed, and continue with
confidence in the sport. Tennis campers
work hard, play hard, make friends, and
have lots of fun! Private lessons are
available upon request to supplement
play at camp.
count
successful shots. Who
says tennis isn’t a team sport? Games
are implemented which involve multiple
players on a team, emphasizing the
importance of teamwork.
Our Bright Star campers improve at a
high rate with our proven instructional
methods. Get ready for lots of learning
and fun!
Bright Stars Tennis Camp
(ages 4 to 5)
Let’s not forget about our little ones!
This camp is specifically designed and
optimized for campers ages 4 to 5. Our
Bright Stars campers use smaller nets,
courts, and foam balls to make the game
of tennis easier for immediate success. Our curriculum also incorporates dance
and song into learning the proper
swings, stances, and footwork for
developing a solid foundation at a very
young age. Campers use basic math
in drills and games that require them to
“
Breaks are taken for snacks, water,
shade, tag, relay races, and more!
All Campers Receive:
ÎÎ Lavner Camps t-shirt
Great tennis camp. The instructors were patient
and fun, and even inspired my child to play tennis
during the school year. There was a good balance
between drills and games.
Camp Locations
”
Locations
Dates
Gwynedd Mercy University
1325 Sumneytown Pike,
Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437
June 22nd to June 26th
July 6th to July 10th
August 3 to August 7
Malvern Preparatory School
418 South Warren Ave
Malvern, PA 19355
July 27th to July 31st
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
August 3rd to August 7th
Stuart Country Day School
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
June 8th to June 12th
— Scott P., camp parent
Soccer Camp
Ages
5 to 12
At Soccer Camp, highly skilled soccer coaches teach
campers the proper fundamentals and techniques of the most
popular sport in the world. A variety of drills are used to teach
campers the basics of passing, dribbling, and shooting.
Instructors also challenge campers to use both the dominant
and non-dominant foot, emphasize the importance of proper
footwork and ball control, field awareness, and adequate
spacing among players. Every camper, regardless of age or
position, participates in both offensive and defensive drills
helping to develop and improve the different aspects of
each camper’s game.
Campers receive individual and group coaching
throughout the week. Campers are divided into teams
based upon age and ability for drills, games, and competitions.
Campers participate in competitions such as penalty shots, accuracy, footwork,
ball handling, 3 on 3 mini games, and much more!
On Fridays, campers play in a “World Cup” tournament and
select the country they want to represent!
Our instructors help campers build their self-confidence through
encouragement, and providing an environment where every
camper can succeed in improving their skills, techniques, and
knowledge of the game!
Soccer campers work hard, get better each day, and have fun!
Private workouts are available before and after camp.
Breaks are taken for snacks, water, shade,
tag, relay races, and water ice!
Campers should bring their own cleats
and shin guards to camp each day.
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Day
9:00am to 12:15pm
or 12:15pm to 3:30pm
$349/full week
$70/full day
(daily rate)
$45/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
(11:30am to 1:00pm): Campers may pack a
lunch or may purchase lunch for $7/day using
your registration account.
Extended Hours
“
I learned how to dribble with both feet. That helped me
win the “Lavner Cup” at the end of the week!
”
— Tyler J., camper
Camp Locations
Location
Dates
Waldron Mercy Academy
513 Montgomery Ave
Merion Station, PA 19066
August 3th to August 7th
Basketball Camp
Ages
7 to 12
At Basketball Camp our goal is to provide every camper with the best
opportunity to improve his or her game, experience personalized attention from
knowledgeable and passionate instructors, all in a highly energized and fun
environment.
Whether you want to make your school team or just improve your fundamentals,
this camp is for you! A variety of drills are used to teach campers the basics of
dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and footwork, and to challenge campers to
use both the dominant and non-dominant hand. Campers implement these skills
during scrimmages and games throughout the week.
Since our camper to instructor ratio is lower than most basketball camps, our
campers achieve success under the close supervision of our talented instructors.
This camp focuses on individual skills sets on offense and defense, team drills and
concepts, understanding
offensive and defensive
play within a team
concept, learning proper
conditioning for speed,
strength, and jumping
ability, and scrimmage
play.
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Day
12:15pm to 3:30pm.
$349/full week
$70/full day
(daily rate)
$45/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
during online registration or campers may bring
$7 to camp each day to order lunch. Lunches
are catered by quality area restaurants.
Campers may also pack a lunch.
Extended Hours
Campers participate
in camp competitions
that focus on free throw
shooting, three point
shooting, dribbling, 3 on 3,
and 5 on 5! Campers also
participate in the Hot Spot
Challenge against the clock
(a camper favorite!)
“
My kids raved about this camp. The instructor to
camper ratio was much better than at other basketball
camps, and it made a huge difference.
Camp Locations
”
— Michael S., camp parent
Location
Dates
Plymouth Meeting Friends
School
2150 Butler Pike
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
August 17th to August 21st
*Ages 6 to 12
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
June 22 to June 26
513 Montgomery Ave
June 29th to July 3rd
Robotics Camp with LEGO NXT 2.0 & EV3
®
Robotics with
LEGO NXT 2.0 & EV3
(ages 6 to 12)
At Robotics Camp, campers
use LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT 2.0
and LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 to
learn the fundamentals of building a
wide variety of robots. By learning
important principles, campers acquire
the ability to create robots from their
imagination, in addition to following
instructions for specific robots provided
by LEGO® and independent websites. The LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT 2.0 and
EV3 product lines allow for hundreds
of possibilities of robots, and each
week at camp new ideas and projects
are presented. In addition to building,
campers learn how to program robots
using a computer, how to control their
robot using remote control capabilities,
and work in teams every step of the way.
In addition to building and programming,
campers learn about the history of
robotics, its current importance, and
how it will change the future of lives for
generations to come. Campers also
utilize math skills through building,
programming, and the use of trial and
error where measuring time, speed,
and distance during challenges is
paramount.
This camp is great for one-week or
multiple weeks!
If attending multiple weeks of
Robotics Camp, you will move up in
curriculum and work with new robots.
New and Exciting for 2015:
New robots to build!
New Challenges and ROBOWARS
TOURNAMENT format.
New Robotics Activity Packet.
Level 1 is for campers trying robotics
for the first time or with little experience
(Appx. 1-2 camp weeks): Campers in
this level use LEGO® MINDSTORMS®
NXT 2.0 and/or EV3 to learn the basics of
robotics, build and program at least two
robots during the week, and use them
to complete tasks that are competitive
and non-competitive. Campers can
work with a selection of robots like the
Shooterbot, Robogator, Humanoid,
TRACK3R, R3PTER and free build a
robot for Robowars. Level I campers
also learn about organizing pieces,
wheels and axles, and the importance
of sustainability by caring for pieces
and using rechargeable battery packs
whenever possible.
Level 2 is for campers who are at the
intermediate level (Appx. 3-6 previous
camp weeks): These campers use
LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 to build,
program, and control robots like the,
SPIK3R, EV3RSTORM, and GRIPP3R. A selection of “bonus robots” include
the BANNER PRINT3R, BOBB3E,
DINOR3X, ELECTRIC GUITAR, EV3D4,
EV3GAME, EV3MEG, KRAZ3, Mr. B3AM,
RAC3TRUCK, ROBODOZ3R, and
WACK3M.
Campers can also partially or fully
“invent” their own design and implement
the building and programming of a robot
without instructions to complete certain
tasks. These robots may include using
multiple bricks, additional pieces, and
even wireless remote control from the
computer. These campers learn trial and
error, the importance of using their own
imagination, and the rewarding feeling
of creating something that is totally
“their own.” Level 2 campers explore
concepts in sustainability and efficiency
regarding the functioning of their robots.
Level 3 is for campers who have
at least six weeks of Robotics Camp
experience, or at least 150 hours of
experience in robotics (Appx. 6 + camp
weeks): These campers use LEGO®
MINDSTORMS® EV3 to build, program,
and control robots of their
own creation. These
robots must perform tasks
that are for practical
use in real life, either
effective “as is” or a
representative scaled
down model for a robot
that would be much
bigger in real life. Campers are asked
to identify societies’
“needs,” what type of
robots can fulfill these
needs, and implement
their own designs
and concepts.
Ages
6 to 12
Some examples may include: A
Recycling Robot, A fire alarm with
a heat sensor, A Robot using wind
energy, a Parallel Parking Robot using
the Gyro sensor, and of course the
super cool Candy Machine (taking real
coins and dispensing candy!) Level 3
campers may also explore the financial
undertaking of building these types of
Robots in “life size” and determine the
cost benefit analysis of bringing their
creation into “real life.”
Please provide your child’s experience
level on your registration form in the
“additional comments section.” If you
have any questions about the level of
your child, please email us at Info@
lavnercamps.com
Campers at all levels participate in a
camp tournament called ROBOWARS,
which takes place on the Friday of each
week. All groups “free build” a robot
that battle head to head in a tournament
setting. For many campers ROBOWARS
is the highlight of their entire summer!
In ROBOWARS, robots are either preprogrammed, controlled by computer
via USB, controlled by computer via
Bluetooth® wireless connection or by
smart phone.
Lavner Robotics campers
LOVE THIS CAMP!
Robotics Camp with LEGO NXT 2.0 & EV3
®
General Information
Camp Locations
University of Pennsylvania
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, PA 19104
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
Malvern, PA 19355
Valley Forge Educational
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
School
2150 Butler Pike
513 Montgomery Ave
New York University
60 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Katz JCC
1301 Springdale Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Lunch at NYU is $9/day
FOR DATES: Please see Summer Camps Map on pages 1-2
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
*Extended Day at NYU (4:00pm to
6:00pm)
Extended Hours
ÎÎ Robotics Activities Packet with
tips, tricks, concepts and cool
project ideas
Robotics Camp with TETRIX
®
Ages
12 to 14
Robotics with Tetrix®
(ages 12 to 14)
Using Tetrix® from Pitsco, this Robotics Camp offers the next level for hands on learning in Robotics. Tetrix® allows campers to
build and program more complex robots using advanced features such as aircraft grade aluminum parts, powerful drive motors,
wires, customizable remote controls, and engineering design.
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$549/week
$119/full day
(daily rate)
$79/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Some important concepts learned through hands on experience are force and
motion, Newton’s Laws, technology systems, design and problem solving,
mechanical advantage, engineering design, gear rations, circumference, geometric
modeling, teamwork and lots more!
Campers are divided into teams
and complete numerous projects
within our curriculum each week.
Campers utilize their robots to
complete assigned challenges,
Malvern, PA 19355
and compete in a camp held
Robotics Tournament at the end of
Rosemont College
each week!
Camp Locations
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St,
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
513 Montgomery Ave
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At Video Game Design Camp, campers use
the program Fusion 2.5 to create their own video games
for use on computers, and learn how to create game Apps
that are compatible with the Android™ and/or iOS devices. Known as one of the best and computers camps in the area,
campers come away with added skills, knowledge, and
accomplishments!
At this popular Computer Camp, no previous experience is
necessary, however more complicated projects are offered to
campers based upon their age and ability.
Starting with a blank screen, campers begin with a single
frame where they place objects, scenery, a scoreboard, and
number of lives. Campers use the events editor to program
how objects behave in this environment. The games and Apps
are then expanded to multiple frames and levels, resulting in a
complete multi-level arcade and/or platform game/App.
In addition to using objects and scenery from Fusion 2.5,
campers can bring outside objects and scenery that they
design into the game, or manipulate the design of objects
within the Fusion 2.5 library. In this sense, campers learn not
only programming logic, but also animation and design. Multi-level decision-making teaches campers to consider the
game as a whole, beyond just a single frame, and encourages
vision and planning.
Level 1 is for beginners with little or no experience.
Within the first week, campers create their own games
of brick-breaker, pong or asteroids, and one App. Upon
returning for a second week of camp, campers create a
platform game with scrolling capabilities for games like
Downhill Skiing, Car Racing, and Medieval Adventures, or
a game of their choice, in addition to creating another App. Campers are amazed at how quickly they can learn to make
their own games and Apps from scratch! While working
through a tutorial to utilize programming and design concepts,
campers are given total poetic license to create their own
features and story lines. Campers create at least one Video
Game and one App during each week of camp.
Level 2 is for campers who have completed at least two
full weeks of camp, and exhibit a strong understanding
of basic principles in Multimedia Fusion 2.5. Expanding
on the ability to create a basic platform game, campers can
create games with scrolling capabilities like a Multi-Player
Racing games, Adventure Games over vast landscapes.
Underwater Games, a Choose Your Own Adventure game,
Quiz Shows, “Lavner Jump!,” Role Playing Games, and much
more... App creation in level 2 focuses on touch features,
swiping movements, and creating apps with more adventure
and flashier animation!
Level 3 is for campers who have completed at least
four full weeks of camp, and/or have 100 programming
hours in Multimedia Fusion 2.5. Platform games are similar
to the games created by the intermediate group, but Level 3
campers are encouraged to complete more total levels, create
a more complicated story line, execute with a higher caliber of
design, custom design players and enemies, and implement
more sofisticated movement by enemies, especially bosses
of levels. Campers learn and discuss the marketability of
video games and create them with this in mind. Level 3
campers are asked, at their volition, to consider submitting
their final product to a video game website. Level 3 campers
also explore the history of Apps with attention to some of the
most famous Apps that have been instant successes, their
components, and how they captured the imagination of the
public. Campers are then asked to create an App with these
principles and concepts in mind.
Campers may sign up for one week or multiple weeks, as
campers are always engaged in new material by advancing in
our curriculum.
*If your child creates an App for the Android™, you can upload
the app to your Android™ at home, or the parent can bring in
their Android™ on Friday at pick up time for uploading.
*If your child is creating an App for an iOS device, this file will
be saved to a CD and you will need to submit it to Apple’s App
Store, where publishing is subject to their approval.
Ages
6 to 12
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
ÎÎ A CD and case with packaging:
All campers save their video
games to CDs and create a
packaging design with game
descriptions, rating, and reviews
“
Video Game Design was
my child’s favorite camp of
all time!
ÎÎ Video Game Design & Apps!
Activities Packet
”
— Dave G., parent
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
Germantown Academy
340 Morris Road
Ft. Washington, PA 19034
June 29th to July 2nd
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
513 Montgomery Ave
Malvern, PA 19355
July 20th to 24th
Katz JCC
School
2150 Butler Pike
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
New York University
New York, NY 10012
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
3D Innovation & Design
With Minecraft™
Come experience the exciting and
educational world of MinecraftTM!
Stretch your imagination
at 3D Innovation & Design
with Minecraft™!
At this summer camp, you utilize your
own creativity, learn and improve
your skills, and work individually or
collaboratively (on our own private
servers) in the same virtual world!
Our own servers allow campers to work
together on the same projects, creating
fun and dynamic group interaction!
Using Minecraft™ as a learning tool,
campers utilize various Minecraft™
skills to customize and create their own
legendary worlds! Campers learn how to
tailor their own landscapes and explore
the benefits and challenges of various
biomes. Campers also use an inventory
of blocks and various resources to
literally “mine” and “craft” projects like
a Medieval village, landscape arenas,
secret underground cities, pirate ships,
high rise buildings, towers, bridges,
castles, caves, roller coasters and
entire amusement parks. Campers
may also construct famous buildings
and structures like the Space Needle,
Petronas Towers, The White House,
Taj Mahal, Buckingham Palace, the
Pantheon, and/or structures of their own
choosing.
4.Multi-Player Servers – Campers learn
about multi-player servers through
their hands-on experience of working
within them at camp.
*Projects can include the construction
of a train system, roller coaster, and
trapdoor/tunnel access allowing all
players to tour and travel the entire
environment for observation, work
efficiency, and gameplay. Campers can
also create worlds that encompass game
play and a story line.
This camp is open to campers who
are beginners and intermediates at
Minecraft™. Campers are grouped
based upon age and ability, and group
requests can be made prior to camp.
Campers may choose to work with
other campers or on their own,
but group participation is highly
encouraged! By working in the same
world with multiple players, campers
assume different roles (builder, architect,
resource gatherer, protector, team
leader etc…) where communication and
fulfilling one’s role is very important to
achieving the group’s collective goals. From a social standpoint, campers learn
teamwork and cooperation as they fulfill
a variety of roles when sharing and
implementing ideas in the completion of
group projects.
*Added Learning Opportunities:
1.Customizing Maps – Campers can
learn about customizing maps and
biomes in Minecraft™.
2.Redstone Lessons – Campers can
learn about creating electrical circuits
using Redstone. This knowledge can
help students create features like
functioning doors, garage doors, trap
doors sliding bookcases and more that
operate at the push of a button. More
advanced campers may work with
pistons.
3.Mods – Campers can learn how to
implement a Mod (modification). An
instructor will use a step-by-step
demonstration on how to implement a
Mod into a MinecraftTM world. Mods
add tremendously to the “creativity
factor” since campers can modify
their player, tools, scenery, structures,
interactions, and much more!
Ages
7 to 12
Campers are required to arrive with
their own Minecraft™ account for a PC.
If your child does not have a Minecraft™
account, it can be purchased at
Minecraft.net. Once this account is
purchased, campers have access to
their account for use throughout the year.
Campers should bring in a USB flash
drive on their last day of camp so that
they can then copy their project(s) onto
their flash drive for use at home.
Campers may register for one week or
multiple weeks, as projects vary from
week to week.
*This camp is not affiliated with
Minecraft.net and/or Mojang, Inc.
*The functionality of our servers for
multi-player use is dependent upon
Internet connectivity. Our servers have
successfully undergone testing prior to
the summer at each location. Although
rare, it is possible that external factors
may cause an interruption in connectivity
during camp. If this occurs, campers
will collaborate on projects in single
player mode and/or engage in other
Minecraft™ learning experiences while
connectivity is being restored. Rest
assured, there are many “off computer”
Minecraft™ activities that supplement
learning and are super fun!
ÎÎ An Activity Packet
ÎÎ A Copy of Your Minecraft
Project(s)
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
“
The Minecraft Camp was awesome. My son had
a blast and learned a lot. He really enjoyed the mod
demonstration and couldn’t stop talking about the
camp. We will be back!
”
— Seth B., camp parent
Locations
Dates
Locations
Germantown Academy
340 Morris Road
Ft. Washington, PA 19034
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
Dates
513 Montgomery Ave
Malvern, PA 19355
Katz JCC
School
2150 Butler Pike
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
New York University
New York, NY 10012
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
Coding with Scratch
Ages
8 to 11
Welcome to the amazing world of coding with Scratch,
where, at this awesome computer camp, campers gain
great experience with computer science!
Campers use Scratch, a program created by the MIT Media Lab, to create,
program, and share projects. With over 6 million projects to choose
from, campers program and design their own characters and landscapes,
and create their own interactive adventures and stories.
Scratch uses a programming language that is in easy
to understand English and created for its own platform. By moving and
combining blocks of code, campers develop their own programs to create
super cool animation projects. Campers can also make their animations
interactive by including instructions, designing their character’s costumes,
adding unique background images and sounds, programming their “sprites”
(the objects that perform the actions in the project) to dance, sing, and talk,
in addition to other endless possibilities. Campers enjoy customizing projects and
using lots of creativity. By using Scratch, campers are able to work with a more simplified programming
language (compared to other programming languages) to gain the understanding
of programming logic and concepts. For campers who want to get into computer
programming, this is a great place to start!
Adding to the fun, campers can share projects easily with family and friends by
creating their own links!
Instructors set up each camper with his or her own personalized Scratch account upon
arrival at camp.
No prior experience is necessary.
This camp is great for one week or multiple weeks!
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
“
Computer Programming
is such a great skill for kids
to learn. My child loves the
camp and we are so happy to
have a programming camp
near us!
ÎÎ A Scratch Activity Packet
ÎÎ A personalized Scratch account
to continue all projects beyond
camp
”
— Rachel B., camp parent
Camp Locations
FOR DATES: Please see Summer Camps Map on pages 1-2
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
Malvern, PA 19355
513 Montgomery Ave
New York University
New York, NY 10012
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Katz JCC
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St,
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
Introduction to
Programming with Java™
General Information
Ages
12 to 14
Registration
Welcome to the exciting world of computer science!
This computer programming camp gives campers a glimpse into Java™, the popular
operating software used on over four billion devices worldwide! Campers learn
about the logic, planning, and calculations that go into building Java™ programs, in
addition to sharpening skills in planning and problem solving.
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$549/full week
While working on a project throughout the week, campers have the opportunity to
express themselves creatively and develop a project, coding from the backend.
Lunch / Recess
By the end of the session, campers improve their skills in Java™, gain a better
understanding of computer languages as a whole, and leave camp with a cool
project! Learning Java™ gives our campers a leg up in the tech world and a better
understanding of how many programs work from the backend.
No prior experience is necessary, but a basic understanding of Algebra is
recommended.
Extended Hours
Ready, Set, Code!
Camp Locations
Locations
Dates
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355 August 10th to August 14th
513 Montgomery Ave
Katz JCC
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
New York University
New York, NY 10012
*$749/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
*Extended Day at NYU (4:00pm
to 6:00pm)
Science Discoveries CAMP
Ages
7 to 12
Welcome to Science Discoveries, a lab based science camp
for our enthusiastic science loving campers!
Do you crave fun and exciting science experiments that are mind
riveting, challenging, and yes… educational? Do you want to engage in
a hands-on experience, acquire lots of knowledge, and be able to WOW
your family and friends? If so, sign up for this amazing and well-rounded
science camp experience at one of our awesome locations!
Using a holistic approach each week, campers perform experiments in
Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geology, and Model Rocketry.
From Monday to Thursday, each day is dedicated to a different
discipline of science, where two to three experiments are performed. Fridays are dedicated to model rocketry: the science behind it, the build,
and the launch.
Launch excitement is off the charts!
Prior to each experiment, campers are given background knowledge,
divided into groups, and given safety and practical instructions. During
the experiments, campers use a step-by-step approach, cooperation
and teamwork, and stretch their brains to achieve great results. After
the experiments, campers present their final results, summarize their
findings, share their
discoveries, ask additional
questions, and relate the
experiment to “real world” practicality.
Registration
General Information
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
Campers may sign up for one or two weeks of camp, as science experiments rotate
each week. While groups are chosen by age and ability, we do take group requests
for siblings/friends who are attending the same week.
Some experiments include:
Light Sticks from Liquid, The Lava Lamp, The Unbreakable 2 ft. Egg Drop (egg
without a protector), Giant 10+ ft. Egg Drop with a Mechanical Protector, Bouncing
and Bending Light, Making a Kaleidoscope, Dissecting Owl Pellets, Making a Rain
Cloud in a Bottle, Taxonomy hike for Plants & Birds, The Tea Bag Rocket, Model
Rocket Building & Launch, and much more!
“
A science education is invaluable, especially when
offered in a fun camp environment. I like the general
approach of Lavner Camps, offering different types of
science each day, so campers get exposure to many
areas.
Locations
Dates
Malvern, PA 19355
513 Montgomery Ave
”
— Lavner Camps’ parent and
medical school professor
ÎÎ Lab Safety Goggles with Anti-Fog Lens
ÎÎ An activity Packet & Lab Diary
CHESS CAMP
Ages
7 to 12
At Chess Camp, campers have the opportunity to learn and improve
their skills in the exciting game of chess!
By learning chess, our campers have the chance to sharpen their skills in
logical thinking and planning, strengthen their discipline and focus, and
engage in friendly competition.
Grouped by age and ability, campers receive lessons in chess that focus
on rules, strategy, and chess theory. Campers also engage in match play,
which is essential to putting lessons learned into practice, and learning from
situations that arise when the game is played. Campers also experience
matches with and without a chess clock, to expose them to numerous
scenarios (timed and untimed) that will assist in their development as
players.
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$419/full week
$85/full day
(daily rate)
$49/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Campers also learn about the
rich and celebrated history of
chess that spans centuries
and geographical borders.
Most of all, campers learn
critical thinking skills that can
be applied to many other aspects
of life, and truly help them develop as a
person.
On Fridays, campers participate in
an “in-camp” chess tournament with
a round robin format. This gives
campers the opportunity to participate
in competition while in a friendly and
supportive environment.
For an exciting, fun, and educational
experience, “clock in” with us at Chess
Camp!
Extended Hours
ÎÎ A Chess Set
ÎÎ A Notation Book
Camp Locations
ÎÎ A Chess Activity Packet
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
513 Montgomery Ave
Malvern, PA 19355
Katz JCC
Plymouth Meeting Friends School
2150 Butler Pike
*Ages 6 to 12
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St,
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
New York University
New York, NY 10012
*$489/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
CULINARY ARTS CAMP
Ages
7 to 14
At Culinary Camp our campers have a blast learning how to cook (AM session) and bake (PM session). Campers are divided into two groups: Sous Chefs (ages 7 to 10) and Executive Chefs (ages 11 to 14).
Our mission is to provide a completely hands-on learning experience in a safe environment that creates a great cooking
camp experience! Lavner culinary instructors are excellent cooks and bakers, and have experience with a diverse background
of culinary dishes. Campers work with homemade recipes and fresh ingredients. They also learn about healthy eating, kitchen
and food safety, and how to work well with others! To achieve great culinary success, this camp provides the consumer science
discipline with the artistry of creating great meals.
Throughout the day, campers enjoy both group and individual lessons with our instructors. The variety of dishes and desserts
made each week include international and domestic favorites, and vary from week to week. The Lavner Culinary Camp is a
fantastic way to meet friends with similar interests, learn life-long skills, and have fun! The best part of each day, of course, is
eating the tasty food and desserts, and bringing any extras home for the whole family to enjoy.
The Culinary Camp combines what you may find at both cooking camp and baking camp. It is an exciting and educational
experience in a super fun environment. Our instructors are patient and encourage campers of all abilities to actively partake in all
of the cooking and baking lessons. Most facets of the cuisine and desserts are made from scratch so that campers experience
the culinary process.
Campers also learn about proper nutrition and diet, as well as food and table
preparation. During the baking session, many students even improve their
math skills without ever realizing it! Math skills also improve when our campers
learn to check inventory for ingredients. Our goal is to create an environment where campers are willing to express
themselves through their dishes in a team-oriented and creative fashion.
A BAKE OFF competition
takes place every Friday
with guest judges and tons
of excitement!
Camp Locations
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
2150 Butler Pike
513 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
*Ages 11 to 14
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
*Ages 7 to 10
General Information
Registration
You can also scan/email the registration form to
[email protected].
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
9:00am to 12:15am or
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$329/AM full week
$329/PM full week
“
This is by far my favorite camp! I kept coming
back week after week and learned so much...
”
— Will S., camper
Lunch / Recess
(11:30am to 1:00pm): Lunch is included!
*Campers may also pack lunch.
Extended Hours
ÎÎ Recipe Book/Activity Packet
FAShION DESIGN CAMP
Ages
8 to 12
Do you want to express your creativity and become a
trendsetter in the world of fashion?
If so, whether you are a total beginner or have some experience, Fashion
Design Camp is for you!
At this stylish summer camp, campers brainstorm ideas, sketch
their designs, and bring them to life! Throughout the week, campers work with a
wide range of materials, fabrics, colors, patterns, and styles. Campers learn how
to use and improve their skills on sewing machines, in addition to more manual
techniques like measuring, cutting, spacing, hand stitching, and much more! Not only will your design skills
improve, but your math skills will too!
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
Campers create and design a handbag, a skirt, and a dress during the
week, all with a focus on the aesthetic and functionality. As part of our focus on
sustainability, campers use fabric from clothing that no longer fits at home as part of
an eclectic and environmentally friendly handbag! Families are invited to a Friday fashion show where campers show off their final
products and discuss the process of creating their work. The Friday fashion show
that takes place at 2:30pm each week.
In this hands-on design experience, campers have the chance to learn from
exciting and talented instructor(s). Camp discussions may include exciting topics
like the latest trends in fashion, tips and tricks for designing, budgeting for projects,
and so much more!
Join us for a very exciting and “fashionable” camp experience!
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
ÎÎ Campers take home designs &
projects from the week!
Camp Locations
“
My daughter loved
fashion design camp and
wore the dress she made on
her first day of school!
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
Katz JCC
School
2150 Butler Pike
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
New York University
New York, NY 10012
513 Montgomery Ave
”
— Michele B., camp parent
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
Jewelry
Design Camp
Ages
8 to 12
Have you ever dreamed of designing
your own jewelry line? If so, whether
you are a total beginner or have some
experience, this camp is for you!
At Jewelry Design Camp, campers
create a bracelet, a pair of earrings, and a
necklace each week! In a two-step process,
campers first design their piece and then create
it using hands-on methods and an awesome
selection of materials.
General Information
Registration
Campers learn jewelry-making techniques
like macramé basics, needlework, beading,
creating and wrapping loops, measuring, cutting, threading, flattening, and
more! Campers are encouraged to focus on the aesthetic and functionality of their
designs.
Times
Tuition
A Jewelry Show takes place on the Friday of each camp week where campers
display their collection and discuss the inspirations behind their work.
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
Whether jewelry design becomes an enjoyable hobby, side business, or full time
career, campers can get their start with Lavner Camps!
Lunch / Recess
This camp is great for one week or multiple weeks, as projects are not repeated.
Join us for a stylish camp experience and
leave with your own personalized jewelry
collection!
No prior experience is necessary.
Camp Locations
ÎÎ Campers take home all projects
at the end of the camp week.
Extended Hours
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
School
2150 Butler Pike
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
513 Montgomery Ave
New York University
New York, NY 10012
Katz JCC
*$649/week (9:00am to 4:00pm)
6:00pm)
Filmmaking Camp
So you want to be in film?
If so, Filmmaking Camp is for you!
The ultimate goal of the camp is to teach campers
how to complete a film project from start to finish. Campers
script a short film, develop characters, rehearse, film, edit, and
produce a final copy all in a day camp setting. Ages
8 to 12
New for 2015, campers can create two commercials and
one bloopers reel
Filmmaking Camp is a combination of scripting, acting, directing, and editing. When
starting out in film, whether in front of the camera or behind the scenes, it is always
important to understand and appreciate all aspects of production. Campers who
get a taste of everything can decide what they like and want to pursue in the future. Campers are grouped by age and ability level.
Join us for a totally unique and fun summer experience where campers are supercreative, challenged, and produce a final product they can be proud of and watch
for years to come. Calling all future
Hollywood stars!
General Information
Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$479/full week
If time allows, campers may also create
and film commercials.
“
I loved being in front
of the camera and also
behind the scenes!
Campers take home their project on a
CD at the end of the week!
All film projects are new for summer
2015!
Lunch / Recess
ÎÎ A CD with a final copy of the film!
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
Locations
Dates
Locations
Dates
Services
1777 N. Valley Rd
Malvern, PA 19355
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
Towson University
8000 York Rd,
Towson, MD 21252
”
— Mary F., camper
Theater Camp
Theater campers can perform in
four plays this summer.
Learn from a superstar
instructor, rehearse and perform,
and join a cast of kids who have a
passion for performing. Whether it’s
your first performance, or you have
many performance credits to your name,
you can learn, improve, and have fun!
Performances are on Friday afternoons
on stage so don’t forget to invite your
family and friends!
Annie, JR.
June 22 to June 26
In this uplifting musical, the charismatic
orphan Annie charms our hearts as she
overcomes the difficult circumstances
of her young life in New York City in
the 1930s. With the help of the other
girls in the Orphanage run by the cruel
Miss Hannigan, Annie escapes to the
astounding world of New York City.
During her adventures, Annie thwarts
Miss Hannigan’s evil schemes to
recapture Annie and even befriends the
President of the United States (Franklin
Delano Roosevelt)! Annie’s luck
changes when she finds a new home
General Information
Registration
booklet and mailing it to our camp office. You
can also scan/email the registration form to
[email protected].
Times
Tuition
Full Day Only
9:00am to 3:30pm
$389/full week
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Early Arrival is $10/day (8:00am to 9:00am).
Extended Day is $18/day (3:30pm to 6:00pm).
Ages
7 to 13
and a new family with the billionaire
Oliver Warbucks, his personal secrtary
Grace Farrell, and their lovable dog,
Sandy!
Annie JR. is inspiring and tons of fun.
The awesome score is easy to sing and
full of famous numbers like “Tomorrow”
and “It’s the Hard Knock Life.”
Disney’s Peter Pan, JR.
July 6 to July 10
Based on the Disney film and J.M.
Barrie’s famous play, this musical is a
timeless classic about a boy who refused
to grow up with no flying required!
Wendy Darling loves telling stories to her
brothers, John and Michael, but when
her father decides that she must move
out of the nursery, Peter Pan comes
to the rescue! Peter Pan whisks the
children away to Never Land, where they
meet the Lost Boys, Indians, Mermaids,
and even the notorious Pirate, Captain
Hook, on their wild adventures.
The musical is full of new arrangements
of classic Disney songs like “The Second
Star to the Right,” “You Can Fly,” “Yo Ho,
A Pirate’s Life for Me,” and “Following the
Leader.” Jam-packed with adventure,
awesome music, and a treasured hero,
this is a magical story to be a part of!
Schoolhouse Rock Live! JR.
July 27 to July 31
Tom is a young new schoolteacher
nervous about his first day of teaching.
To calm his nerves before school, Tom
decides to watch TV when a brilliant idea
comes to him! He realizes that he can
connect and ultimately win his students
over with his imagination and music.
Unforgettable songs like “Conjunction
Junction,” “Just A Bill,” and “Lolly, Lolly,
Lolly” bring Tom’s lesson plans to
life! This musical is perfect for young
performers of all experience levels and
ages, and is sure to be tons of fun for the
actors and audience alike!
Roald Dahl’s
Willy Wonka JR.
August 3 to August 7
Based on Roald Dahl’s famous
novel, this scrumdidilyumptious
musical follows the mysterious candy
manufacturer, Willy Wonka, as he holds
a contest for five lucky winners to win a
free tour of his famous chocolate factory
and receive a lifetime supply of candy.
Willy hides five golden tickets in five
of his delicious candy bars, and the
young Charlie Bucket is thrilled when he
finds one of the golden tickets! During
the tour of Willy Wonka’s chocolate
factory, Charlie, his grandfather, and
the other winners quickly learn to follow
Willy’s rules in the factory, or suffer the
consequences...
This musical is full of imagination and
pure fantasy and is certain to take us on
a wild adventure!
Campers perform the musical at the
conclusion of the week. *No experience
necessary.
“
My son loved Theater
Camp. He begged me to
come back for a second
week. Truly music to a
parent’s ears!
”
— Ashley H., camp parent
Camp Locations
Locations
Production / Dates
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Annie Jr.
School
2150 Butler Pike
Peter Pan Jr.
513 Montgomery Ave
School House Rock Jr.
July 27th to 31st
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka Jr.
GRAPHIC DESIGN CAMP
Ages
10 to 14
Design and create a
brand for a business!
At Graphic Design Camp,
campers express their creativity
and learn practical and technical computer skills for this
growing and evolving industry. Join us for a fun, creative, and
educational experience this summer at Graphic Design Camp!
Graphic designers are visual storytellers whose ultimate goal is to
sell a product or an idea through effective visual communication. Using
Adobe ® Photoshop® and Illustrator, campers learn to complement their
creativity with the proper technical skills to produce designs that communicate
messages and leave lasting visual impressions. Campers learn about
typography, pure design elements like colors, shapes, and images, design skills to
organize and convey information, strengthen conceptual skills, and produce clean
and effective work product.
During the week, campers work in groups to develop and design a brand for
a business of their choice. Campers may choose any business, where some
examples include (but are not limited to): a gym, clothing store, restaurant,
professional sports team, movie theater, video game design company, and much
more. Once the business is selected, campers then create designs for logos,
business cards, posters, signs, brochures, t-shirts, and other items marketing their
business. Campers also learn about the value of good project management, “soft”
and “hard” deadlines,” and the basic psychology of grabbing the attention and
creating positive responses from consumers.
As an additional focus on financial literacy, each group will be given a budget of
$75,000 fantasy dollars to use on a marketing plan for their business. Campers will
create a marketing plan and budget for their business and will present to the entire
camp on Friday. Marketing plans can include traditional print marketing, internet
marketing, social media, guerilla
marketing, promotional events, and
other creative and cost effective tactics
that will help them maximize their ROI.
Registration
General Information
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Campers also present their final
design projects on Friday afternoon to
the entire camp. Campers take home
a CD as a portfolio of their design work
and hard copies of their business cards.
Campers are grouped based upon age
and experience. Campers may register
for one week or multiple weeks, as
projects vary from week to week.
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
“
It was so fun to use the
different Adobe® programs.
At the end of the week I
took home my business
cards, logo, posters,
brochures…everything that
I created at camp.
”
— John D., camper
ÎÎ A CD containing a portfolio of
camper work
ÎÎ Hard copies of individualized
business cards
Locations
Dates
1200 Stuart Road
Princeton NJ 08540
MAGIC CAMP
Ages
7 to 12
Sign up for Magic Camp to experience our new and exciting curriculum
General Information
for 2015! Registration
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
Camp Locations
This summer camp takes a fun and educational approach to the world of magic. Campers learn and perform tricks each day, learn about the history of magic, watch
cool demonstrations, and learn how to “work the room.”
Campers typically learn two to three tricks each day, review tricks from previous
days to hone their skills, get a chance to perform informally all week, and formally on
Friday in a camp magic show. The camp is structured so that campers learn tricks,
build upon their skills each day, and practice performing in front of their peers. Once
campers learn the basics, they can’t wait to master the next trick!
Magic Camp offers exciting tricks for children of all levels, where campers are
grouped according to age and experience. Beginners learn to master tricks like:
Ropes passing through solid objects, transported water, mysteriously changing oil
to water, illusions with cups and balls, rubber band transformations, amazing card
tricks, and more! Returning or advanced campers focus on tricks like: producing
objects out of thin air, amazing rope escapes in full view of the audience, Houdini’s
Impossible Escape, all sorts of card tricks with amazing revelations, levitation, and
much more!
All campers learn how to adapt and perform tricks with their own personal style. Campers prepare the entire week for the Friday afternoon magic show where
friends and family are invited to be amazed…!
Campers may attend for one week or multiple weeks. *All supplies are included, so
just bring yourself, your curiosity, and lots of enthusiasm!
Locations
Dates
School
2150 Butler Pike
*Ages 6 to 12
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Katz JCC
“
My kids loved Magic Camp. Great
instructor, cool tricks, and a fun Magic Show
on Friday!
”
— William T., camp parent
ÎÎ A bag of tricks and supplies
ÎÎ Activity Packet
The Arts at Malvern Preparatory School
MUSIC STUDIO CAMP
Do you want to learn how to produce great songs
Ages 8 to 13
and beats in fun and high-energy music camp? If so, join Music Studio Camp for a great
experience at Malvern Prep’s state-of-the-art recording studio! Here, our young
musicians also have the opportunity to learn from Jonathan Springer, Malvern Prep’s
highly acclaimed middle school music teacher. Jon’s love and passion for music recently
allowed him to perform on Good Morning America with the Philadelphia Boys Choir and
Chorale as well as Carnegie Hall with Sandy Patty and Larnelle Harris. Over the years,
Jon has been interested in Studio, Sound/Audio Engineering, and integrating technology
into the music classroom.
Using music production software, campers learn how to produce their own
music with proper form, components, and their own personalized style. In addition
to creating their own work, campers also study popular songs and beats, and
ÎÎ A CD with camper’s completed
breakdown their components to learn “what works” and “why everything works well
piece of music
together.”
Campers learn what it takes to produce a great song, and by the end of the week,
each camper brings home their own completed piece of music
to share with friends and family on computers and devices! No
prior experience is necessary
Space is very limited for this exciting camp opportunity!
Experience our
unique Photography
General Information
Registration
Register for this camp on lavnercamps.com or by completing the
registration form in this booklet and mailing it to our camp office.
You can also scan/email the registration form to [email protected].
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
Half Days
12:15pm to 3:30pm
$479/full week
$98/full day
(daily rate)
$68/half day
(daily rate)
Lunch / Recess
Lunch may be purchased for $7/day on lavnercamps.com during online
registration or campers may bring $7 to camp each day to order lunch.
Lunches are catered by quality area restaurants. Campers may also pack
a lunch.
Extended Hours
Camp Location
summer camp with
instruction provided
by Malvern Prep’s
esteemed Photography
teacher, Jacki Cantor. Jacki has an extensive
professional background
in photography, and upon
receiving her masters in art education from Arcadia University,
she has been teaching at Malvern Prep for the last 17
years. Campers will enjoy a dynamic photography experience!
At Photography Camp, campers learn how to create their
own Pinhole cameras and take images, gain experience with
a 35mm camera, take “black and white” photographs while
experiencing the entire developing process in a darkroom,
and learn to use Holga plastic cameras (which use a larger
negative).
Campers have creative license to take photographs of their
choice ranging from portaits, landscapes, and candids.
At the end of the week, campers present their entire portfolio to
the class with the opportunity for open discussion and positive
feedback.
Location
Dates
Malvern, PA 19355
Music Studio
Photography
PHOTOGRAPHY CAMP
Ages
10 to 14
Camp tuition includes a $40 lab fee.
This camp is
offered for two
weeks only
and space is
limited. Spots are
available on a firstcome basis.
ÎÎ A portfolio of work
Language Camps
Ages
8 to 12
Want to immerse yourself into a new language
and culture? This camp is for you!
Campers choose Spanish, French, or Chinese and immerse
themselves in the language and culture throughout the week.
Learning a new language is easy and natural for children,
especially as their brains continue to develop cognitively and
linguistically.
Using interactive learning tools rather than textbooks, campers
use more hands-on and fun methods to improve their language
skills (speaking, reading, and writing), and explore the culture
through traditional food, dance, history, music, media, and
much more.
Learning a second language increases your chance for travel,
forming new friendships, and career
opportunities!
Through years of research and studies, experts have
concluded that learning a foreign language has many
benefits for children. Some benefits include increased verbal
development, better problem-solving and math skills, greater
self-confidence and personal fulfillment, clearer spatial
relations, improved communication skills, heightened creativity,
and enhanced memory.
As the global boundaries continue to get smaller through
technological and societal advances, learning a foreign
language provides these campers with a vehicle to develop
meaningful relationships and cultural awareness, enhance
career opportunities, gain self-confidence, and broaden their
perspectives.
Camp Locations
Join us this summer to
expand your mind and
enrich your life!
ÎÎ A Lavner Camps bag
Locations
Production / Dates
Malvern, PA 19355
Chinese Immersion
2150 Butler Pike
Spanish Immersion
Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010
Spanish Immersion
Chinese Immersion
General Information
Times
Tuition
Full Day
9:00am to 3:30pm
$419/full week
Lunch / Recess
Extended Hours
French Immersion
*Perelman Quad
3417 Spruce St
Spanish Immersion
513 Montgomery Ave
Spanish Immersion
Chinese Immersion
CIT Leadership Program
Our Counselor-inTraining (CIT) Leadership
Program is for motivated teenagers
(ages 13 to 15) who want to learn
and develop leadership skills while
working with children in a camp setting.
This program is designed so that
CITs improve their leadership skills
through direct supervision and multiple
conferences throughout the week with
their lead instructor, as well as through
hands-on experience working with
campers. The goals of this program are:
to provide our CITs with the training and
skills to become confident leaders and
to improve their self-confidence, to give
our CITs the opportunity to assist with
children in a camp environment, to place
our CITs in a position to excel at handling
a reasonable amount of responsibility
while at camp, to prepare these teens for
future work experience and to help build
their résumés, to motivate our CITs to be
effective role models, and to create a fun
and productive summer where our CITs
participate in their areas of interest at
Exploration Day Camp or in a Specialty
Day Camp(s) of their choice!
Under the supervision of our
experienced staff, CITs assist campers
with camp activities, help with organizing
materials and supplies, think creatively
and share ideas, and act as positive
role models for campers. CITs are
General Information
Tuition
Application fee: $50
4 to 5 weeks: $360/week
Lunch / Recess
very hands-on, grouped with younger
campers, and choose Exploration Day
Camp and/or the Specialty Day Camp(s)
where they want to be placed. CITs may
help campers do things like roll dough
for a homemade pizza, master footwork
techniques on the tennis court, build and
program robots, help create a scoring
system for Robowars, program and
design video games and apps, design a
handbag, build a rocket, create cities in
Minecraft™ and much more!
Here is how the program works:
»» An applicant (with the assistance of a
parent/legal guardian) must “register”
for our CIT Leadership Program on
lavnercamps.com and submit their
application.
»» Applicants choose their desired
location, Specialty Day Camp(s) or
Exploration Day Camp, and dates
of attendance. Available locations
and specialty camps are provided
on www.lavnercamps.com. CITs
can participate from 4 to 10 weeks at
camp, but there is a 4-week minimum
commitment (full week/full days).
»» Applicants answer a series of
questions on the online application
relating to (1) their interest in joining
the CIT Leadership Program, (2)
experience in the specific camp
of their choosing, and (3) any past
summer camp experience as a CIT or
camper, among other questions. Past
experience as a CIT is not required.
»» Once the application is submitted,
it is reviewed within one week, and
Camp Locations
Locations
Ages
13 to 15
the applicant then interviews with
a representative from the camp
office. *Interviews are friendly and
supportive, giving each applicant a
very positive experience!
Upon acceptance in the program, a
formal acceptance letter is provided
(detailing the CIT’s summer schedule)
along with the CIT Handbook for review
prior to orientation, which is mandatory.
At orientation, CITs become CPR/First
Aid certified, learn leadership skills,
and train for camp! CITs participating
in a Specialty Day Camp will train in the
specialty area(s). Upon completion of
training, our CITs are ready to embark on
a great summer experience!
CITs have a FREE pizza
party on the Friday of
each week to celebrate a
successful
week at
camp!
Visit www.
lavnercamps.
com for more
information!
ÎÎ Two red Lavner Camps t-shirts
ÎÎ Journal to track progress during
the summer
ÎÎ A CIT Handbook!
Leadership Program is available at all of these
**CIT
locations for each week that camp is in session at
during online registration or CITs may bring $7
to camp each day to order lunch. Lunches are
catered by quality area restaurants. Campers
may also pack lunch.
Pennsylvania
Gwynedd Mercy University • Malvern Preparatory
School • Plymouth Meeting Friends School •
Rosemont College • University of Pennsylvania •
Valley Forge Educational Services • Waldron Mercy
Academy (Exploration Day Camp & Specialty Day
Camps)
Extended Hours
New Jersey
at Stuart Country Day School for all dates
**Available
camps are in session
Maryland
Towson University
at Towson University for all dates camps are
**Available
in session
Extended Day is $14/day (3:30pm to 6:00pm
**
The above tuition for the CIT Leadership
Program is fixed and camper discounts do not
apply
New York
New York University
each location (Monday to Friday). The CIT Leadership
Program is also available at Exploration Day Camp
from June 15th to August 7th.
at New York University for all dates camps
**Available
are in session
**Extended Day at NYU is $14/day (4:00pm to 6:00pm)
G e n e r a l I n f o r m a ti o n
Thank you for your interest in Lavner Camps! Below is a list of general information that will help guide you through the process of planning your
summer. We highly recommend that you read the camp descriptions that interest you in this booklet, and to reach out to us with any questions or
comments you may have ([email protected]).
We are very passionate about offering the best summer camps available with experiences that instill positive values, foster friendships, and create
memories that can last a life time!
Registration:
»» You may register for camp entirely online by visiting www.lavnercamps.com and clicking the “register now!” button on our homepage. Our
registration process is seamless and you will receive a login ID and password so you can check your account and camp schedule with us at
any time. An alternative way to register for camp is to complete the Registration/Consent Form on pages 29-30 of this booklet and mail it to our
office. If you mail in a Registration Form, we will still create an account with a login ID and password for you.
Payment Options:
»» You can either pay “in full” at the time of registration or in two (2) 50% installments
»» If you elect to pay in two installments prior to April 1st, 2015, the first 50% of tuition will be paid at the time of registration, and the final 50% of
tuition will be automatically processed or paid by check on April 1st, 2015. Any registration completed on or after April 1st, 2015 will require
tuition to be paid in full at the time of registration.
»» If you choose to pay in two 50% installments, the Early Registration Discount is only effective is both payments are received by March 14th,
2015 (Early Registration Deadline). If your complete payment is not made by March 14th, 2015, you are still eligible for the sibling discount and
the Referral Program (if applicable).
»» If paying by check in two 50% installments, you must mail in a check for the final installment by April 1st, 2015 in order to guarantee a spot for
your child(ren).
»» Any payment by check must be payable to: “Lavner Camps & Programs, Inc.” and mailed to: 229 Haverford Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072.
»» Any payment made is considered “paid tuition” and falls under our cancellation/refund policy.
»» If you are applying for our CIT Leadership Program, you must do so online.
Camp Discounts:
»» We offer an excellent variety of discounts and a very popular Referral Program
»» Early Registration Discount and Additional Sibling Discounts are not combined (the highest value is awarded).
»» Specialty Day Camp discounts cannot be combined with discounts for TECH R3VOLUTION™ or Exploration Day Camp.
»» Referral fees for “new camp families” are added in addition to any discount you receive!
Early Registration Discount:
»» SAVE 15% off tuition when registering your child(ren) for five (5) or more full weeks (full days only) of any Specialty Day Camp. Registration
must be received and paid in full by March 14th, 2015.
»» SAVE 10% off tuition when registering your child(ren) for three (3) to four (4) full weeks (full days only) of any Specialty Day Camp. Registration
must be received and paid in full by March 14th, 2015.
Sibling Discount:
»» SAVE 10% for each additional child attending the same full week (full days only) of any Specialty Day Camp. Siblings qualify for this discount
even if they are attending a different camp or location, as long as attendance is during the same full week of camp (full days).
Referral Program:
»» Receive a $40 referral fee for each “new family” that you refer who registers for at least one (1) full week of camp for their child (Monday to
Friday, full days only). Referral fees increase to $50 per referral if you refer four (4) or more new families!
»» A “new family” is a family that has never registered for a summer camp or year-round program with Lavner Camps.
»» The new family must list your name on the “referred by” line on their Registration Form.
»» Referrals are unlimited and are awarded in September 2015.
»» The family tallying the most referrals for the summer of 2015 will receive one (1) free week of camp at any of our Specialty Day Camps for the
summer of 2016!
Cancellation Policy:
»» Cancellation on or before March 3rd, 2015: If you need to cancel your child’s enrollment, you must notify us in writing by March 3rd, 2015 at
[email protected] in order to receive a partial refund of your camp payment. Cancellations on or prior to March 3rd, 2015 will result in a
partial refund of 90% of camp tuition paid.
»» Cancellation after March 3rd, 2015: Camp payments are non-refundable after March 3rd, 2015 regardless of any reason for cancellation.
Change of Camp Schedule:
»» Changing Camp Schedule on or before May 1st, 2015: If you wish to change your child’s camp schedule on or before May 1st, 2015, Lavner
Camps will accommodate this request free of charge, however the new camp schedule requested is subject to availability.
»» Changing Camp Schedule after May 1st, 2015: If you wish to change your child’s camp schedule after May 1st, 2015, there is a $25.00
change fee (per request) per child, and placement into the new camp schedule is subject to availability.
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G e n e r a l I n f o r m a ti o n
Camp Packet:
»» Additional information for camp can be obtained on each Specialty Day Camp’s individual webpage on www.lavnercamps.com. Packets will
include detailed information specific to your camp and location.
Extended Hours:
»» Early Arrival and Extended Day is provided at all camp locations.
»» Early Arrival is from 8:00am to 9:00am and is $10/day.
»» Extended Day (for our PA, NJ, and MD locations) is from 3:30pm to 6:00pm and is $18/day. *Extended Day at our NY location is from 4:00pm
to 6:00pm and is $18/day.
Lunch:
»» Campers have the option of packing lunch or purchasing lunch. If you are purchasing lunch, the cost is $7/day for our PA, NJ, and MD
locations, and is $9/day at our NY location. You can purchase lunch during registration or your child can bring money to camp each day to
purchase lunch. Lunches are catered by local area restaurants and/or provided by the location’s on-campus dining service. The food is
delicious and purchasing lunch is a very popular option for many campers.
»» Your camper may also pack a lunch. If you are packing a lunch, please make sure that all food items are nut-free. Lunches can be
refrigerated upon request (just ask one of your child’s camp instructors or the camp director).
Nut-Free Camp:
»» We are a Nut-Free camp. Please do not pack any food (snack or lunch) that contains nuts.
CIT Leadership Program:
»» Our Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Leadership Program is for motivated teenagers (ages 13 to 15) who want to learn and develop new skills while
working with children in a friendly camp setting. CITs receive an orientation-training prior to camp and become certified in CPR & First Aid
trained. During the summer, CITs work under the close supervision of our instructors and camp directors, and an evaluation is provided each
week (for learning & improvement purposes). This program helps to prepare our CITs for future work experiences and will also bolster their
résumés. This program gives our CITs a chance to have a fun and productive summer where they can participate in Exploration Day Camp
and/or the Specialty Day Camp(s) of their choice!
»» To become part of our CIT Leadership Program, an applicant must “register” on lavnercamps.com and complete the application process.
CITs can choose to participate at any Specialty Day Camp offered at the following locations:
• Gwynedd Mercy University
• Valley Forge Educational Services
• Malvern Preparatory School
• Waldron Mercy Academy
• Plymouth Meeting Friends School
• Stuart Country Day School
• Rosemont College
• Towson University
• University of Pennsylvania
• New York University
»» A CIT can choose to participate from four (4) to ten (10) weeks at camp, but a four week commitment (full weeks) is the minimum requirement.
For more information about this program, check out page 26 of this booklet, visit www.lavnercamps.com, or feel free to call or email our camp
office!
Private Lessons
»» Campers who take advantage of private lessons are amazed at the progress they are able to make in a short period of time! Don’t miss out
on reserving a private lesson, as they are limited and are booked on a first-come, first-serve basis. Campers have the option to purchase
more than one private lesson, since each lesson builds upon the progress made at camp and in previous lessons. The purchase of private
lessons fall under the terms & conditions provided on lavernercamps.com.
»» In addition to being a great supplement to the camp week, private lessons are convenient! Lessons occur at the camper’s location either
before camp (during Early Arrival) or after camp (during Extended Day).
Lavner Camps Apparel:
»» Free t-shirt: Every camper receives one white “Lavner Camps!” t-shirt.
»» Additional Lavner Camps t-shirts [red, white, and blue (navy & light blue)] and hats (white) are available for purchase when you register for
camp or on www.lavnercamps.com at any time.
»» Any apparel purchased during registration will be received during your child(ren)’s first scheduled day of camp.
Behavioral Policy:
»» Lavner Camps reserves the absolute right to dismiss a camper without refund for any behavior that (1) threatens or endangers the welfare
and/or safety of any camper, instructor, or any other person involved with the camp, (2) is disruptive to the overall camp environment which
interferes with the beneficial use and enjoyment of campers and staff, or (3) for any bullying of other campers or disrespectful behavior to
camp authority. Lavner Camps emphasizes a safe, fun, and healthy camp environment that foster learning and friendship, and appropriate
camp behavior is essential to a great overall experience for everyone involved. It is imperative that every camper feels included, safe, and
part of our camp community.
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Please detatch and mail.
R e g is tra tio n Fo rm f or Sp ec ialty Day Ca m p s
Camper:
Name:
Additional Apparel (optional):
White t-shirt $10.00
Date of
Birth:
Red t-shirt $12.00
Light Blue t-shirt $12.00 White hat $15.00
CurrentCurrent
School:Grade:
Comments for the camp office (optional):
T-shirt
size (white):
Parent/Legal
Guardian:
Street
Address:
City:StateZip
Cell
Email:Phone:
HomeWork
Phone:Phone:
Do you want a Lavner Camps’
car magnet? (yes or no)
Please provide the names of person(s) authorized for pick up of
your child from camp. You may update this information with the
camp office at a later date.
Emergency
Contact:
Emergency
Phone:
Health Insurance
Company:ID #:
Medical
Conditions/Allergies:
How did you
hear about us?
Referred By
(if Applicable):
Name of Camp(s)
attending for 2015:
Camp
Location(s):
Dates of
Attendance:
Please sign the Consent Form
on Page 30.
Total payment: $
Form of Payment:
Mail Completed Registration To:
 Check (made payable to Lavner Camps & Programs, Inc.)
 Cash
 Credit Card
Lavner Camps
Narberth PA, 19072
Form of Payment:
 Visa
 MasterCard
Credit Card
Number: Signature:
 Discover
Exp.
Date:
Contact:
CVV:
Office: (610) 664-8800
[email protected]
Date:
C o ns e n t F o r m
Permission for Participation: I hereby give permission for my child to participate in all activities
at Lavner Camps & Programs, Inc. summer camps (Lavner Camps!), appear in any type of
media outlet or source, including but not limited to written media, photographs, videos, website,
and advertisements. Release of Liability: I hereby release Lavner Camps & Program, Inc. and properties where
camp is conducted from any liability for any type of injury and/or harm to my child at camp.
Responsibility for Property: I hereby release Lavner Camps & Program, Inc. and properties
where camp is conducted from any responsibility regarding lost and/or stolen property at camp.
Consent for Treatment: I hereby give my permission for a Lavner Camps staff to supervise
on-site first aid for minor injuries. In the event of a more serious injury or illness where Lavner
Camps staff deem that medical diagnosis and/or treatment is needed, I hereby give my
consent for Lavner Camps staff to secure the proper medical care; including transportation and
hospitalization, if necessary.
Assumption of Financial Responsibility: I hereby acknowledge that I am responsible for medical
charges incurred during and arising as a result of my child’s participation at Lavner Camps. I
will be responsible for my child’s health and accident insurance, and any medical treatment for
my child. Physical Examination: I certify that within the past 12 months my child has had a physical
examination by a physician, that he/she is physically able to participate in camp activities at
Lavner Camps, and that I will submit the physical by scan/email to [email protected] or by
mail to the Lavner Camps Office. If my child has not had a physical within the past 12 months
by a physician, I certify that my child will get a physical by a physician and that I will submit the
form from this physical to the Lavner Camps office prior to my child’s first day of camp at Lavner
Camps. Terms & Conditions: I agree to all terms and conditions provided on the Lavner Camps
website (lavnercamps.com) and in the General Information section of this booklet pertaining to
summer camps for 2015, including but not limited to the cancellation/refund policy and camper
behavioral policy.
Authorization of Legal Guardian: I confirm that I have read and understand the terms herein and
authorize that I am a legal guardian of the child on this registration form.
Print Name
SignatureDate
Parent/Legal Guardian
Or scan/email this registration form to:
[email protected]
Please detatch and mail.
Lavner Camps
Narberth PA, 19072
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Mail completed registration to:
Pr i v a te L e s s o n s a t S p e c i a l t y C a m p s
So many of our campers are passionate about the specialty programs they are
participating in and want to improve and develop the skills taught throughout
camp. Instructors are positive and supportive, and use these lessons as
an additional way for the camper to learn, improve, and have fun with the
programs!
One-on-one private instruction is an excellent way for our campers to learn
at their own pace, gain a better understanding and mastery of the skills and
subject material, and enhances the camper’s experience at camp. Our
instructors are friendly and supportive and they understand that every camper
learns at his or her own pace. The private instruction is designed to be
hands-on and very focused, enabling the instructor and the camper to focus
specifically on the areas of camper interest or weakness. Lessons are tailored
to the specific camper, and in some instances, campers may use the private
lessons to go above and beyond the camp curriculum in an educational and
informative manner with the help of the knowledgeable instructor.
Campers who take advantage of private lessons are amazed at the progress
they are able to make in a short period of time! Don’t miss out on reserving a
private lesson, as they are limited and are booked on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Campers have the option to purchase more than one private lesson,
since each lesson builds upon the progress made at camp and in previous
lessons. The purchase of private lessons fall under the terms & conditions
provided on lavernercamps.com.
In addition to being a great supplement to the camp week, private lessons are
convenient! Lessons occur at the camper’s location either before camp (during
Early Arrival) or after camp (during Extended Day).
Private lessons can be booked on lavnercamps.com during online registration,
or by contacting our office via email at [email protected]. Lessons are
only available in certain Specialty Day Camps, which are provided during
online registration. If you are interested in registering for a private lesson, or
are unsure whether it is available for a specific camp or has already been
reserved, do not hesitate to contact our office. We are here to help!
Private Lesson Information:
Cost: $39/lesson (PA, NJ, MD locations); $45/lesson (NY location)
Private Lessons Are Available For These Camps:
Tennis - Soccer - Basketball - Minecraft™ - Robotics (EV3 and Tetrix®) - Coding with Scratch - Programming
with Java™ - Video Game Design - Fashion Design - Jewelry Design - Magic - Chess - Spanish - Chinese French
*Tennis: $49/lesson
*Programming with Java™ (PA, NJ, MD locations): $49/lesson
*Programming with Java™ (NY location): $59/lesson
When: Monday to Friday
Pre-Camp Lesson Time (PA, NJ, MD locations):
8:00am to 8:45am
(Early Arrival until 9:00am is included)
Pre-Camp Lesson Time (NY location):
8:15am to 9:00am
Post-Camp Lesson Time (PA, NJ, MD locations):
3:45pm to 4:30pm
Post-Camp Lesson Time (NY location):
4:15pm to 5:00pm
(Extended Day until 6:00pm is included)
Summer
2015
Summer
2015
June
June 15th
15th to
to August
August 7th
7th
June 15th to August 7th
For
Ages
3
to
10
For
Ages
3
to
10
For
Ages
3
to
10
Athletics | Creative Arts | Technology | Swimming
Athletics | Creative Arts | Technology | Swimming
Athletics
| Creative ArtsArts
| Technology | Robotics
Swimming
Survival
Survival Skills
Skills || Martial
Martial Arts || Science
Science | Robotics
Survival Skills
| Martial ArtsDesign
| Science | Robotics
Creative
Creative Writing
Writing || Jewelry
Jewelry Design || Special
Special Events
Events || and
and more!
more!
Creative Writing | Jewelry Design | Special Events | and more!
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Located
Located at:
at:
Located at:
Waldron
Mercy
Academy
Waldron
Mercy Academy
Merion
Station,
Merion Station, PA
PA 19066
19066
Merion
Station, PA 19066
www.lavnercamps.com
www.lavnercamps.com
www.lavnercamps.com
(610)
(610) 664-8800
664-8800
(610) 664-8800
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FOR CAMPERS
AGES 8 TO 14
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at West Chester Univ
SUMMER 2015
June 21st to August 1st
MAJORS Robotics & Technology (EV3 & Tetrix ) | Website Design
®
Introduction to Programming with Java™ & Scratch | Game Design
App Design | Design & Modding with Minecraft™ | Filmmaking
MINORS Model Rocketry | Deejaying | Filmmaking
Biotech: New Age Cars | Chess | Product Design | Spy Tech
Business in Tech | Graphic Design | Game Design | App Design
CAMP TRIPS New York City | Washington D.C.
Hershey, PA | Philadelphia, PA
ENGINEERED BY:
(215) 767-1354
www.lavnercamps.com
“
Harry’s camp experience last year was
absolutely transformational -- he walked
out of there standing taller and with a
sense of purpose in his life. He might not
become a video game designer, but that’s
what he wants and nothing else matters.
Thank you for having STEM -- with
technology -- for his age group. We can’t
find it anywhere else.
”
“
— Ashley T., camp parent
The camp office is highly responsive
and extremely friendly.
”
— Jeffer y A., grandparent
“
“
Lavner Camps makes
a positive difference for
a lot of kids
”
— Yasmine B., camp parent
“
I loved the Lavner
theater camp! I went there
not knowing anyone at the
beginning of the week, and
by the time we did our play
on Friday, we were all best
buds!
”
— Will M., camper
I loved being able to learn about technology like the campers, but also
y at
get experience in being a leader. I had fun and was given responsibilit
camp. It was great!
CIT
”
“
—Kieron C.,
”
Best Camp EvereGr., ca! mper
www.lavnercamps.com
— Pepp
Lavner Camps
Narberth, PA 19072
Camp Office
(610) 664-8800
[email protected]

Ages 8 to 12 - Lavner Camps!

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