Summer J-Camp 2019 by JewishAlliance

June 24 August 23 2019

Dwares Rhode Island

im: d a l e Y Camp 3 - 4 ages

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Counsel ors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

David C. Isenberg Family

Early Childhood Center 401 Elmgrove Avenue | Providence, RI 02906 | 401.42 1.4111 | jewishallianceri.org

SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS RUN WEEKLY June 24 - August 23 9 camp weeks ALL ARE WELCOME! Camp Yeladim (also known as Lower Camp) for ages 3 - 4 Camp Haverim (also known as Upper Camp) for grades K - 6 Counselors-in-Training (CITs) for grades 7 - 10

DEAR J-CAMP FAMILIES: Welcome to summer 2019! Our team has been gearing up to create another amazing summer experience for your child. As you may know, Summer J-Camp provides a diverse and welcoming environment for all of our campers. Located on the East Side of Providence, the Dwares JCC offers your child many indoor and outdoor spaces for learning and fun throughout the day. In addition to traditional camp activities, J-Camp interweaves a strong focus on Judaic themes and universal human values to provide your child with opportunities for personal growth and a better understanding of the world around them. Convenient curbside drop-off and pick-up and a chef-cooked daily lunch help set our camp experience apart. Summer is the perfect time to make new discoveries, embark on thrilling adventures, and meet lifelong friends. No matter which of our camp experiences you choose for your child, the staff at J-Camp will support and encourage your camper all summer long. Get excited, get ready, and register now for summer 2019 today! Best,

CAMP HOURS 9:00am – 4:00pm Early Arrival 8:00 – 9:00am Extended Day 4:00 – 6:00pm

Aaron Guttin, Director, Camp Haverim (Upper Camp) 401.421.4111 ext. 140 aguttin@jewishallianceri.org Michelle Cicchitelli, Senior Director, Youth and Family Engagement Primary contact: Camp Yeladim, (Lower Camp) 401.421.4111 ext. 180 mcicchitelli@jewishallianceri.org

All campers should bring swim gear, sunscreen, a water bottle, and a hat. A change of clothes is also recommended. All J-Camp programs are co-ed with age or grade requirements listed by each camp. Campers are divided into groups based on the grade they will enter in September 2019 or their age as of June 1, 2019.

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Summer J-Camp At-A-Glance:

LOWER CAMP Camp Yeladim (ages 3- 4) UPPER CAMP Camp Haverim (grades K - 6) CITs (grades 7 - 10)

June 24 – 28

Wild Wild West Judaic Value | Hachnassat Orchim: Welcoming One Another

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Week Two:

July 1 – 5 (no camp July 4)

S.T.E.A.M Week Judaic Value | Umot Ha’Olam: Connection to Other Cultures

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Week Three:

July 8 – 12

Mystery Week Judaic Value | Al Tistakel Bakankan: Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover

Week Four:

July 15 – 19

The Great Blue Sea Judaic Value | Shomrei Adamah: Caring for the Earth & Environment Specialty Camp: American Ninja Warrior Week | Ages: 9 - 12

Week Five:

July 22 – 26

Israel Week Judaic Value | Eretz Yisrael: Israel Specialty Camp: Multi-Sports | Ages: 9 - 12

Week Six:

July 29 – August 2 Creepy Crawlers Judaic Value | Tza’ar Ba’alay Hayim: Kindness to Animals Specialty Camp: American Ninja Warrior Week | Ages: 5 - 8

Week Seven:

August 5 – 9

Rhody The Ocean State Judaic Value | Shalom Bayit: Peace in the home Specialty Camp: Multi-Sports | Ages: 5 - 8

Week Eight:

August 12 – 16

Olympics / Maccabi Week Judaic Value | Ruach Ha’Sport: Sportsmanship and Teamwork

Week Nine:

August 19 – 23

Under the Big Top / Carnival Week Judaic Value | Kehillah: Community Travel Camp | Grades: 3 - 6

Week One:

*Early Arrival (8:00 – 9:00am) & Extended Day (4:00 – 6:00pm) options are available for an additional fee.

MEET THE DIRECTORS: Aaron Guttin

Director, Camp Haverim (Upper Camp) 401.421.4111 ext. 140 aguttin@jewishallianceri.org

Michelle Cicchitelli

Senior Director, Youth & Family Engagement Primary contact: Camp Yeladim, (Lower Camp) 401.421.4111 ext. 178 mcicchitelli@jewishallianceri.org

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Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4 Located in the David C. Isenberg Family Early Childhood Center, Lower Camp

EXTENDED CARE OPTIONS

or Camp Yeladim, is a big kid experience in a little kid environment! Campers spend time outside in the sunshine playing sports, climbing on the playground, and splashing in our little pools. Indoors, campers exercise their bodies with daily

Early Arrival Monday - Friday 8:00 - 9:00am $10 per day

activities such as yoga and CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health), and their minds with art, cooking, nature and stories. Swim lessons also continue throughout the summer. Teachers take the time to discover what’s unique and meaningful about each week’s theme and specialize in creating an exceptional camp experience for their group. Children will also engage with guest speakers/

Extended Day Monday - Friday 4:00 - 6:00pm $20 per day

special visitors, and enjoy performances. Each Thursday children are encouraged to bring in an item related to that week’s theme to share with their peers. We will end each week with a Shabbat celebration, including challah. HALF-DAY OPTION Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 12:30pm Price: $195 | Members: $170

FULL-DAY OPTION Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 4:00pm Price: $325 | Members: $260

Week of July 3 – 7 (No camp July 4) Price: $165 | Members: $145

Week of July 3 – 7 (No camp July 4) Price: $260 | Members: $235

Our exciting Camp Haverim will not disappoint! Each week, campers will enjoy participating in a variety of happenings focused around Judaic and secular themes. Campers will be split into groups by age to allow their days to be filled with exciting age-appropriate and challenging opportunities to discover new interests, develop diverse skills, and explore their surroundings. There will also be times when all campers come together as a group to help build community. We will start the day outside on the field with a morning huddle to hear the dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s news and activities. Campers will also have the opportunity to gather together during lunch and special programs. Weekly schedules allow children to rotate through numerous programs. Daily electives encourage campers to focus on specific interests. Campers will also have daily swim lessons and the opportunity to choose free-swim as one of their electives. Based on the weekly theme, an array of special guests will visit camp throughout the summer. This may include: Big Nazo, â&#x20AC;&#x160;Animal Experience by Dave Marchetti, a visit from Save the Bay, and musicians performing a rock concert. Finally, campers will go on weekly field trips and make challah on Friday for Shabbat.

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FULL-DAY ONLY Our exciting Camp Haverim will not disappoint! Each week, campers will enjoy participating in a variety of happenings focused around Judaic and secular themes. Campers are split into groups by age allowing their days to be filled with

Price: $325 Members: $260

exciting age-appropriate and challenging opportunities to discover new interests, develop diverse skills, and explore their surroundings. There will be times when all campers are together as a group to help build community. We will start the day outside on the field with a morning huddle to hear the day â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s news and activities. Campers will also have the opportunity to gather together during lunch and

Haverim Week 2 (Fourth of July week) Price: $260 Members: $210

special programs. Weekly schedules allow all campers to rotate through a variety of programs while daily electives encourage campers to focus on specific interests. Campers will

Travel Camp: Price: $375 Members: $350

have daily swim lessons and the opportunity to choose free-swim as one of their electives. Throughout the summer a range of exciting visitors will stop by camp. Special guests may include: Rhody the Ram from URI; Animal Experience by Dave Marchetti, a visit from the Providence Police and even a rock concert! Finally, campers will go on weekly field trips on Thursdays and make challah on Friday for Shabbat.

SCIENCE SPORTS

COOKING WATER G AME

ART ELECTIVES ISRAELI CULTURE

TENNIS YOGA DANCE BUILDING CATCH* GYMNAS TICS MOVEME NT * Coordinated Approach to Child Health

ABOUT OUR SWIM LESSON PROGRAM: CIT’s Swim Instructional Training: Rudimentary skills in swim instruction will be taught to CITs as they work side-byside with a staff swim coach. Your young adult may want to use these newly acquired skills to become a lifeguard, assistant swim instructor or even coach one day. Think about the great job experience this could offer your middle or high schooler. CITs will also be in the pool actively engaged with younger campers during swim lessons.

J-Campers LOVE our exciting swim program! Your child will become safer in the water while learning the basics of swimming. Our highly trained swim instructors are led by our seasoned head swim coach resulting in swim “lessons” your child will cherish. The curriculum is seamless — campers will be overjoyed with the feeling of success as they grow from paddlers to propellers in a matter of days. Our camp swim program remains a popular hit and is among the best you’ll find in any camp setting. Whether your child is just getting comfortable in water or is an experienced swimmer, there’s a place for everyone here at J-Camp!

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10 Grades: 7 - 8 Mon. - Fri. 9:00am - 4:00pm Weeks 1 - 8: Price: $325 | Members: $260 Pricing is calculated for two-week blocks.*

Grades: 9 – 10 Mon. - Fri. 9:00am - 4:00pm Weeks 1 - 8: Price: $670 | Members: $550 Pricing is calculated for four-week blocks.*

Week 9* CIT Fun Week: Price: $260 | Members: $215 *Our CIT program is designed to be taken in two-week or four-week blocks depending on grade, with the exception of Week 9.

The goal of our Counselor-in-Training program is to educate and train young adolescents to become effective and talented counselors. The summer of 2019 will see our CITs focusing on skill development. Our 7 - 8 grade CITs can expect to get a taste of what it means to be a counselor while still enjoying camp activities. Our two-week sessions include training in the morning, followed by actively participating in electives, instructional swim and group activities in the afternoon—as well as working on a mitzvah project (community service project). For our 9 – 10 grade CITs, we have a more focused training program including Red Cross CPR training and certification. This four-week session is divided into four themes: introductions, behavior development, programming, and putting plans into action. The older CITs can anticipate diving deeper into “what it means to be a great counselor.” All CITs will gather at the end of each day to go over the day’s activities and their observations. Our CIT program is designed for participants to sign up for two consecutive and four consecutive weeks. Once your initial training is complete, CITs are encouraged to sign up for more weeks to continue their journey and exploration into becoming fantastic future leaders at J-Camp!

WILD WILD WEST/ Hachnassat Orchim: Welcoming One Another

Week 1 June 24 – 28

Get ready for a wild time here at Summer J-Camp as kids enter the world of cowboys/cowgirls, sheriffs, bandits, horses and gold! Campers will experience what life is like on a ranch as they participate in daily camp activities such as compass making, lassoing, and an all camp gold rush!

Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Bring in an item or a picture of something that is the same shape as a sheriff’s badge. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Roger Williams Park, Cranston, RI. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 1 | Week 1) CITs in Grades 7 – 8 will spend their first two-week session learning valuable leadership skills as they come to understand what it means to be a great counselor. The focus of this week is empathy as it relates to young children. CITs will work to understand different situations from a child’s perspective and teach campers how to overcome them. CITs will also work on a mitzvah project throughout the summer. (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 1 | Week 1) CITs in Grades 9 – 10 will begin their four-week journey into learning what it takes to be a future leader at J-Camp. Week 1 will focus on introductions and how to make campers feel comfortable with their counselor. CITs will learn how to run ice breakers, name games, and quiet activities for when the group needs some down time. CITs will also work on a mitzvah project throughout the summer. CITs will have the option of taking a Red Cross accredited CPR class and may take the accreditation test during their time with us.

S.T.E.A.M Week / Umot Ha’Olam: Connection to Other Cultures

Week 2: July 1 - 5

Campers will learn and incorporate science, technology, engineering, art, and math into various camp activities, including special elective periods throughout the week! Among other activities, campers will learn about technology from around the world, native clothing, saying “hello” in a variety of languages, tasting foods from faraway lands, and exploring new customs. Campers will also spend time learning about and embracing new cultures, and investigating continents from around the world. Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Share a picture or souvenior from a place you traveled to. See page 3 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Ecotarium, Worcester, MA. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 1 | Week 2) CITs in Grades 7 – 8 will spend their first two-week session learning valuable leadership skills as they experience what it means to be a great counselor. This week’s focus will be on positive teaching techniques. CITs will learn how to build strong relationships with campers by avoiding typical disciplinary pitfalls in response to adverse behavior. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 1 | Week 2) CITs in Grades 9 – 10 will continue their four-week journey into learning what it takes to be a future leader at J-Camp. Week 2 will focus on behavior development and how it relates to the campers. We will concentrate on how to deal with certain situations, how to relate to campers and keep them interested in a variety of age groups. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project.

MYSTERY WEEK / Al Tistakel Bakankan: Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover or MULTI-SPORTS SPECIALTY CAMP

WEEK 3: July 8 - 12

Abracadabra! It’s a mystery. Wait a minute... How did that disappear? It was here a minute ago. From card tricks to solving a camp mystery it will be a magical mystical week with surprises around every corner.

Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Children will participate in the Brown Bag Guessing Game to share a secret item. Further details will be provided during the week. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Southwick Zoo, Mendon, MA. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 2 | Week 1) CITs that have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, execute, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. New CITs will begin our two-week intensive training. (Please refer to Session 1, Week 1.) (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 1 | Week 3) CIT’s in Grades 9 – 10 will continue their four-week journey into learning what it takes to be a future leader at J-Camp. Week 3 will focus on programming and how it works at J-Camp. We will concentrate on the planning process and how to execute a great program. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project.

MULTI-SPORTS SPECIALTY CAMP (ages 9-12) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday only Volleyball, Dodgeball, Basketball, Ultimate Frisbee, Capture the Flag, Soccer and More! Campers will enjoy a variety of games and competitions, and have an opportunity to experience new sports while having fun and learning how to be part of a team. Specialty camp runs from 9:00am - 12:00pm after which children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day. (See page 22 for pricing)

THE GREAT BLUE SEA / Shomrei Adamah: Caring for the Earth and Environment

WEEK 4: JULY 15 - 19

We live in the Ocean State, but how much do you really know about our oceans? Come explore with us during this week of water as we learn about the ocean environment. Campers will also have the opportunity to learn about ocean life through various projects, games, and water activities. Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Bring in something you like to take with you for a day at the beach. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Spring Lake Beach, Burrville, RI. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7- 8 | Session 2 | Week 2) CITs that have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, execute and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Grades: 9- 10 | Session 1 | Week 4) CITs in Grades 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 10 will continue their four-week journey into learning what it takes to be a future leader at J-Camp. Week 4 will focus on putting plans into action. We will run a program designed by the CITs with a group of their choice. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project.

AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR SPECIALTY CAMP (Ages 9 - 12) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday only. With instruction from a real Ninja Warrior, campers will have the opportunity to challenge themselves using man made obstacles and their inner creativity. Campers will discover how to dare themselves and explore their own abilities participating in many actions seen on the popular TV show American Ninja Warrior. Space is limited to 12 campers. Specialty camp runs from 9:00am - 12:00pm after which children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day. (See page 22 for pricing)

WEEK 5: JULY 22 – 26

ISRAEL WEEK / Eretz Yisrael: Land of Israel Campers will spend time learning about the culture of Israel including sports, music, language, history, art, and food. Campers will explore Israel’s place in the world and learn what it means to be Israeli.

Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Share something from home that is one of the colors of the Israeli flag. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Camp JORI, Wakefield, RI. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 3 | Week 1) CITs who have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, run, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. New CITs will begin our two-week intensive training. (Please refer to Session 1, Week 1.) (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 2 | Week 1) CITs who have completed our four-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, run, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. New CITs will begin our fourweek intensive training. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 1.)

CREEPY CRAWLERS / Tza’ar Ba’alay Hayim: Kindness to Animals

WEEK 6: JULY 29 - AUGUST 2

Does it slither, hop, fly, or walk with 100 legs? Why do farm animals get to rest on Shabbat? Why are some animals kosher? Join us to find out just how special animals are!

Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Choose a favorite stuffed animal to spend the day with you at camp. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Breezy Acres. Douglas, MA. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 3 | Week 2) CITs that have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, execute, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 2.) (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 2 | Week 2) CITs that have completed our four-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, run, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 2.)

AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR SPECIALTY CAMP (Ages 5 - 8) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday only. With instruction from a real Ninja Warrior, campers will have the opportunity to challenge themselves using man made obstacles and their inner creativity. Campers will discover how to dare themselves and explore their own abilities participating in many actions seen on the popular TV show American Ninja Warrior. Space is limited to 12 campers. Specialty camp runs from 9:00am - 12:00pm after which children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day. (See page 22 for pricing)

Week 7: August 5 - 9

RHODY: THE OCEAN STATE / Shalom Bayit: Peace in the home Come celebrate all things Rhode Island from the Big Blue Bug to coffee milk. We will spend the week learning about what makes Rhode Island special and why Rhode Island is an awesome place to live and play. Go Rhode Island! Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Bring in something that represents what you think is unique about Rhode Island. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Buttonwoods Beach. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 8 | Session 4 | Week 1) CITs that have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, execute, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. New CITs will begin our two-week intensive training. (Please refer to Session 1, Week 1.) (Grades: 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 10 | Session 2 | Week 3 ) CITs that have completed our four-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, run, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 3.)

MULTI-SPORTS SPECIALTY CAMP (ages 5 - 8) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday only Volleyball, Dodgeball, Basketball, Ultimate Frisbee, Capture the Flag, Soccer and More! Campers will enjoy a variety of games and competitions, and have an opportunity to experience new sports while having fun and learning how to be part of a team. Specialty camp runs from 9:00am - 12:00pm after which children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day. (See page 22 for pricing)

OLYMPICS/MACCABI WEEK / Ruach Ha’Sport: Sportsmanship and Teamwork

WEEK 8: AUGUST 12 - 16

This week Campers will engage in a variety of traditional and nontraditional Olympic Games to test their sport skills and agility. Campers will be visited by a sports trainer and practice exercises and stretches to loosen up. They will also cook healthy meals to give their bodies energy to compete in our exciting summer games - just like the pros.

Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Thursday Show & Share: Find something to share that represents your favorite sport or sports team. See page 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Thursday Field Trip: Camp Avoda, Middleboro, MA. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

(Grades: 7 – 8 | Session 4 | Week 2) CITs that have completed our two-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, execute, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 2.) (Grades: 9 – 10 | Session 2 | Week 4 ) CITs that have completed our four-week training will have the opportunity to work with a specific age group in helping to plan, run, and facilitate activities. CITs will continue to work on a mitzvah project. (Please refer to Session 1 | Week 4.)

WEEK 9: AUGUST 19 – 23

LET’S GO TO THE CARNIVAL / Kehillah: Community Prizes, fun and more! Let’s have some fun as we celebrate our final week of camp. Campers will create crafts, play traditional games and experience a real live carnival at the J. On Thursday, August 24th all campers who have attended at least one week of Summer J-Camp are invited back with an adult from 2:30 – 4:00pm. Are you ready for fun? There will be old time favorites such as ring toss, fishing, an obstacle course, “pie in the face”, photo booth, bounce house, craft table, find a “treat” in the haystack, and take a stab at guessing how many jelly beans are in the jar. J-Camp will conclude on Friday with a movie, pizza party, and our annual J-Camp Slide show. Our weekly trip will be Wednesday this week not Thursday. Camp Yeladim: ages 3 - 4

Wednesday* Show & Share: Draw a picture of your favorite carnival activity or food to share with other campers. See pg. 4 for a full description of Camp Yeladim.

Camp Haverim: grades K - 6

Wednesday* Field Trip: Douglas State Forest, Douglas, MA. See page 5 for a full description of Camp Haverim.

Counselors-InTraining (CITs): grades 7 - 10

CIT Fun Week! In addition to the regularly scheduled Wednesday field trip, all CITs will join Travel Camp on Tuesday. This week is only available to teens who have participated in at least one other session in our CIT program during the summer. During this week, CITs will present their mitzvah project; have a pizza party and awards ceremony. You must have attended a previous CIT week to participate in CIT Fun Week.

Travel Camp (Grades 3 – 7) Campers will enjoy a different field trip each day of the week, including outdoor adventures and parks. Travel Camp encourages appreciation of our community and environment, teamwork, and responsibility. Trips this week include the Cape Cod Inflatable Park in West Yarmouth, MA, the Fields of Fire Adventure Park in Mystic, CT, Douglas State Forest in Douglas, MA , United Skates of America in Rumford, RI — followed by the J-Camp Carnival. The week will commence with a fun day at Water Wizz in East Wareham, MA.

J-CAMP POLICIES & PROCEDURES DISCOUNTS* Early Bird Discount: Register and pay in full by April 19, 2019 and save $10/week on all camps! Payment plans providing payment in full by June 10, 2019 will also be considered “paid-in-full” for the Early Bird Discount if set up and approved by April 19, 2019. Sibling Discount: A 10% sibling discount applies only when both siblings are registered during the same week(s) and applies to the lowest-priced camp each applicable week. Exclusions: Discounts do not apply to Early Arrival, Extended Day, or Week 9 Travel Camp. *Discounts may not be combined. SUMMER J-CAMP 2019 POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Registration: Registration is complete when all forms are returned to the Member Services Office and full payment has been made. Registrations will not be accepted unless the registrant’s Dwares JCC membership account is in good standing (no past due balances). Campers must register for the full camp session as listed, one, two or four weeks at a time. Once your child’s registration has been processed, you will receive forms that MUST be handed in the Thursday before your camper’s first day. These forms are mandatory. Your child will not be permitted to attend camp if they have not been completed. Forms will not be accepted on the first day your camper attends J-Camp. Registration Deadline: Campers should be registered by 4:00pm on the Wednesday before the camp week starts. Families who choose to register after this deadline will be charged the following late fee: • $25 if registration is received by 12:00pm on the Thursday prior to the start of camp. Registration for camp closes at 12:00pm on the Thursday prior to the camp week. No registrations will be accepted after Thursday at 12:00pm for the following camp week. Verbal registrations and/or changes will not be processed. Registration Fee: A one-time, non-refundable family registration fee is required for

J-CAMP POLICIES & PROCEDURES (continued) each family registered (Fee: $60 | Members: $35). Registrations, including those for financial aid applicants, will not be accepted without payment of the fee. Member Rates: To receive member rates, the camper must be on a current member account with no past due balances and remain in effect through the end of the registered camp period. Those with summer memberships and full-time student memberships are eligible for member rates. Financial Aid: Scholarships are available on a limited basis for those in need of financial assistance and are awarded at the sole discretion of the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island. The scholarship application must be submitted online through FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment (factstuitionaid.com) when the camper’s registration and registration fee are submitted. All requests will be considered on a funds-available basis. J-Camp scholarships are available to Dwares JCC members only. J-Camp scholarships are generously supported by the Jewish Alliance’s Annual Campaign. Contact Aaron Guttin for more information and forms. J-Camp accepts DHS assistance for full-day Camp Yeladim, and Camp Haverim. Additional payment may be required for extended care. Refunds: Cancellations must be made in writing at least two weeks before your camper’s first week of camp. Please note you will forfeit your registration fee ($35 for members - $60 for non-members). Additionally there will be a fee of $75 per week your child is enrolled. No credits or refunds of any kind will be made for cancellations or changes made by the registrant for any reason after June1. The Dwares JCC reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. Registrants will be notified of any cancellation the Wednesday before the camp week begins. If the Dwares JCC cancels a camp week, a credit for the camp will be put on the camper ’s Dwares JCC account to use towards future Dwares JCC programming. J-Camp T-shirts: Each registered camper will receive one camp t-shirt. The cost of the t-shirt is included in the registration fee. Additional camp t-shirts are available to purchase for $10 each. Campers must wear camp t-shirts on field trip days. If your camper arrives at camp on field trip day without their camp t-shirt, a new camp t-shirt will be given to them and you will be billed $10. Communication: All families will receive additional information upon receipt of the registration form. Completed emergency, health history, and other forms must be returned in order to complete camper’s registration. You will receive an email

J-CAMP POLICIES & PROCEDURES (continued) on the Thursday before your week at J-Camp, with a briefing of what to expect. All communications, except emergencies, will be via e-mail. If you prefer an alternative means of communication, please be sure to notify us. Jewish/Israeli Programing: The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island seeks to instill an understanding of Judaism and the values we hold to all of our campers. During the camp season campers should expect to engage in activities that echo these values such as sportsmanship, respect, kindness, understanding, and acceptance. The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island seeks to build a larger more vibrant Jewish community here and abroad. The Jewish Alliance is very proud to host a Shaliach (Israeli Emissary who acts as a cultural bridge between Israel and the United States) at J-Camp. We believe that it is an important goal for both our campers and staff to learn and identify with the State of Israel. As we continue to create a connection between our local community and the Jewish community in Israel, we find the contribution of the Shaliach to be an invaluable step on the way to achieving that goal. The Shaliach brings many prepared activities to incorporate into the overall camp program. By simply being at camp and integrating into our community, we have the unique opportunity to learn about Israel and its culture, while we teach the Shaliach about our own culture. The Shaliach participates in a special volunteer program through the Jewish Agency for Israel and completes a thorough background check and training. If you are interested in hosting our Shaliach during his/her camp season for two to three weeks by volunteering your home, contact Aaron Guttin at aguttin@jewisahallianceri.org or 401.421.4111 ext. 140. Swim: Campers enjoy swim at designated times. Swim lessons are taught and monitored by our certified lifeguards. Camp counselors will also be present during all swim periods. Camp Yeladim will have swim lessons on either Thursday or Friday. Campers in Camp Haverim will have swim lessons on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, and they may sign up for free-swim as an elective MondayWednesday and Friday. Towels will be provided. Field Trips: Camp Haverim goes on a field trip every Thursday. Camp Yeladim will explore walks around the neighborhood or visit places in the community such as nearby parks and the library. Parental permission is required and advance notice of upcoming field trips will be given.

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Food Policy: A Kosher dairy/vegetarian lunch and snack will be served to all campers daily. Upper Camp is not a completely nut-free environment; however we have nut-free snacks available. Please let us know if your child has any food allergies. Medication: All medication must be submitted to your child’s camp director with a “Permission to Dispense Medication” letter from the parents. For prescription medication, a doctor’s note is required as well. Medication must be in its original packaging. Campers are not permitted to carry their own medication. Medication will be administered by a J-Camp director or nurse, and a record of treatment will be kept. This includes over-the-counter and prescription medication for all minors, including volunteers and CITs.

Many Dwares JCC programs are funded, in part, by dollars raised through the Jewish Alliance Annual Campaign. The Alliance is proud to provide services to enhance the education, heritage, and social commitment in our local and global Jewish community. For more information about the Annual Campaign, contact Michele Gallagher at 401.421.4111 ext. 165 or mgallagher@ jewishallianceri.org.

Dwares Rhode Island

Pricing And Timing At-A-Glance: CAMP HOURS AND EXTENDED CARE OPTIONS

Regular Hours Monday – Friday 9am – 4pm

CAMP YELADIM SPECIFIC OPTIONS CAMP HAVERIM GRADES: K-6

Early Arrival Monday - Friday 8:00 - 9:00am $10 per day

Half-Day Option Monday - Friday 9:00am - 12:30pm

Specialty Camps: American Ninja Warrior (week 4 & 6) & Multi-Sport (weeks 5 & 7) Monday - Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm*

Extended Day Monday - Friday 4:00 - 6:00pm $20 per day

Full-Day Option Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm *Specialty Camps will take place on Mon., Tues., Wed., and Fri. After 12:00pm, children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day. They will also participate in camp on Thursday which includes the field trip.

PRICING Half-Day Option Full-Day Option Price: $195 | Members: $170 Price: $320 | Members: $285 Week of July 3 – 7 (No camp July 4) Week of July 3 – 7 (No camp July 4) Price: $165 | Members: $145 Price: $260 | Members: $235 Full-Day Only Price: $325 | Members: $260 Week of July 3 – 7 (No camp July 4) Price: $260 | Members: $210

Travel Camp Price: $375 | Members: $350

Grades: 7 - 8* Price: $325 | Members: $260 Grades: 9 - 10* Price: $670 | Members: $550

Week 9 CIT Fun Week** Price: $260 | Members: $215

Specialty Camp Price: $370 | Members: $310

*Pricing for grades 7-8 is calculated for two-week blocks. Pricing for grades 9-10 is calculated for fourweek blocks. **Our CIT program is designed to be taken in two-week or four-week blocks depending on grade, with the exception of Week 9.

CAMP YELADIM AGES: 3-4

CAMP HAVERIM GR ADES: K-6

CIT GR ADES: 7 - 10

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Half Day | M - F Price: $195 Members: $170

Camp Price*

Full Day | M - F Price: $325 Members: $260

Camp Haverim grades K - 6

Note: American Ninja Warrior and Multi-Sport activities will take place from 9:00am - 12:00pm on Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Children will enjoy lunch and join Camp Haverim for the remainder of the day.They will also participate in camp on Thursday which includes the field trip.

Full Day | M - F Price: $370 Members: $310

Specialty Camps: American Ninja Warrior (weeks 4 & 6) and Multi-Sport (weeks 5 & 7) Ages vary each week Price: $375 Members: $350

Travel Camp (Week 9 ONLY) grades 3 - 6

Week 9 (CIT Fun Week): Price: $260 | Members: $215

Weeks 1- 8 calculated for 4-week blocks

Senior CITs Price: $670 | Members: $550

Weeks 1- 8 calculated for 2-week blocks

Junior CITs Price: $325 | Members: $260

CITs (Counselor-inTraining) Junior CITs (grades 7 & 8) 2-week blocks Senior CITs (grades 9 & 10): 4-week blocks

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Week 2: 7/1 - 7/5

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Week 4: 7/15- 7/19

Week 5: 7/22 - 7/26

Week 6: 7/29 - 8/2

Week 7: 8/5 - 8/9

Week 8: 8/12 - 8/16

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Extended Day

ONLY ONE DISCOUNT PER FAMILY Sibling discount: 10% off lowest priced camp when two or more siblings sign up for the same week less $ ONLY ONE DISCOUNT PER FAMILY Early Bird discount: $10 per week if registered by 5/3 less $ One-time family registration fee: $60 | Members: $35 plus $ Discounts are not available for Early Arrival, Extended Day, Speciality Camp, or Week 9 Travel Camp. Total 2019 J-Camp cost $ Amount submitted with registration (minimum $100 per camper plus one-time family registration fee) $

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Week 3: 7/8 - 7/12

(No camp Thursday, 7/4)

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Early Arrival

$10 per day | Camp Haverim ONLY: $90 per 10 pack $20 per day | Camp Haverim ONLY: $190 per 10 pack

Please select the camp that your child will be participating in.

Week 1: 6/24 - 6/28

Week

Early Arrival is available Monday - Friday from 8:00 - 9:00am Extended Day is available Monday - Friday from 4:00 - 6:00pm

(No camp Thursday, 7/4)

Total Weekly Cost

* PRICING FOR WEEK 2: Camp Yeladim: Half Day Price: $165 Members: $145 | Full Day Price: $260 Members: $235 ì Camp Haverim: Price: $260 Members: $210

Full Day | M - F Price: $320 Members: $285

Camp Yeladim ages 3 - 4

qIf so, would your child be interested in receiving free high quality Jewish books through PJ Library or PJ Our Way ?

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q Is your child Jewish? (optional)

Age as of June 1, 2019 _________ Grade level as of Sept. 2019 _________ Name of School ___________________________________________________

Gender __________

Summer J-Camp Registration Form 2019

Camper’s Full Name ____________________________________________________________

All are welcome!

Summer J-Camp Registration Form 2019

If yes, what is your account number: ____________________________________________ If no, are you interested in learning more about the perks of membership? q YES q NO

You can also register online!

Confirmation sent: _______________ Inititals: __________

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Date received: _________________

Date__________

Rev. 02.26.19

The Dwares JCC is a division of the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island.

Print Name_________________________________________________________ Signature_______________________________________________

I have read the J-Camp 2019 policies. I understand that my camper is not registered until: • All registration and forms are submitted to the Member Services Office, and • Full payment has been made or a payment plan approved, and • The registration has been acknowledged by email.

What’s next? Return your completed registration form with your payment to the Dwares JCC Member Services Office • By US mail to 401 Elmgrove Avenue, Providence, RI 02906, or • By fax to 401.331.7961 (include credit card information), or • By email to memberservices@jewishallianceri.org (scan registration documents and include credit card information) Your registration will be confirmed by an email which will also include emergency contact forms, medical forms, and other important forms that must be completed and returned to the Dwares JCC Member Services Office the Thursday prior to the camper’s first day of camp.

Cancellations must be made in writing at least two (2) weeks prior to the camper’s first day of camp. Please note you will forfeit your registration fee ($60 for nonmembers and $35 for members). Additionally, there will be a fee of $75 per week your child is enrolled. (See page 19 for details.)

2019 Camp and Payment Policies The Dwares JCC offers payment plans for J-Camp. 2019 payment plan forms are available at the Member Services Office.The Dwares JCC offers financial aid on a limited basis to current Dwares JCC members. All requests for financial aid are processed online though FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment at https://online.factsmgt.com/aid. This process can take up to four weeks, therefore, it is recommended that you visit the FACTS website as soon as possible. Contact the Dwares JCC Member Services Office at 401.421.4111 or memberservices@jewishallianceri.org for further information. Additional payments are required for Early Arrival and Extended Day.

How did you hear about Summer J-Camp at the Dwares JCC? ___________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian #1: ____________________________________________ Parent/Guardian #2: ______________________________________________

Preferred Phone: ________________________________________________ Preferred Email: _______________________________________________

Street City State Zip

Preferred Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Are you a Dwares JCC member? q YES q NO

BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED FOR EACH CAMPER. Registration will not be accepted unless the registrant’s Dwares JCC account is in good standing with no past due balances.

Camper Information and Payment Policy Agreement