Rec&ed summer camps 2014 by Community Education and Recreation

Ann Arbor Public Schools

C E R ED & 2014 Catalog

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Full STEAM Ahead with Rec&Ed! 150 Quality Camps for Preschool, Youth, Tweens & Teens Save Money with Early Registration and Multiple Week Enrollment

Summer Camps!

Full STEAM Ahead with Rec&Ed What is STEAM?

NEW!

In Ann Arbor and across the nation, schools are focusing on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math). Rec&Ed summer camps are the perfect environments for your child to explore STEAM concepts in a fun, relaxed setting. Our camps allow plenty of time for asking questions, experimenting and making new friends.

Engage + Enrich: Our new STEAM Summer Camps Offering14 new innovative camps in cooperation with these local organizations: • Ann Arbor Hands On Museum • Mad Science • Bricks 4 Kidz • Mathnasium • Rudolf Steiner Health Center

Welcome to Rec&Ed’s Summer Camps 2014! The Ann Arbor Public Schools Community Education and Recreation Department is committed to enhancing the overall well‑being of children who attend our summer camps. We believe that a quality experience depends on continuity, planning, and children having a sense of belonging to the group. To that end, we strive to provide: • A safe, healthy, dependable environment. • A capable, sensitive, caring and energetic staff who understand children’s needs. • Well-organized, age appropriate activities and games, with materials in good condition for recreation and skill acquisition. • Comfortable environment for informal learning of new skills. • An extension of opportunities already provided by the school community for children of different ages, cultures and ethnic groups to live and learn together.

Cover Photo: David Cowan and participants in 2013 3-D Sculpture Camp

All of your favorite Hooked on Fun Camps with Eileen Bigham are returning. There are 3 new camps: • Constitution • Art of the Egyptian • Dojo Training Safety Town and Preschool Camps Did your first grader miss Safety Town? It’s not too late. Our outstanding Safety Town program now accepts first graders as well as incoming Kindergartners. New preschool camps include • Mini Ocean Builders • Digging for Dinosaurs • Power of Drawing • Teeny Tiny Campers with Debbie Weldon

REC&ED OFFICE LOCATION & HOURS • WWW.AARECED.COM 1515 S. Seventh St. • Ann Arbor, MI 48103 734- 994-2300 • www.aareced.com FX 734-994-1454 (Mon-Fri, 8AM-5PM) The Rec&Ed office is located in Pioneer High School Enter off S. Seventh Street

Rec&Ed Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM We are closed: Good Friday 4/18 Memorial Day 5/26 • Fourth of July 7/4

Dr. Jeanice Swift, Superintendent, Ann Arbor Public Schools • Jenna Bacolor, Executive Director, Community Education & Recreation

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Full STEAM Ahead!

3 Easy Ways to Register for 2014 Summer Camps 2.

ONLINE

Starting NOW at www.aareced.com First Time? Set up your online account and registration is easy!

BY MAIL

Processing begins 2/24 Mail your form to Rec&Ed 1515 S. Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103

1. Register Online First Time Online Registration

IN PERSON

Starting 2/24 Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM or use the 24 hour Drop Box in our Lobby

The Inside Track

All first time online customers must set up an online account in order to register for classes. • Set up your account at www.aareced.com • Online registration is not available for participants who wish to use scholarship discounts.

Green Adventures.............................................. 5-7

Online Account Benefits

Yoga, Art, Dance & Drama.......................... 13-19

Camp Table of Contents....................................... 4 STEAM!.................................................................8-12 Health & Games....................................................13

Whether or not you use online registration, setting up your online account allows you to: • See your schedule of Rec&Ed activities • View transactions regarding classes & camps • Check your account balance • Change your personal information • Print your class receipt at any time

Hooked on Fun............................................... 25-31

Click on the “Register Online” logo

Map and Camp Locations........................... 46-47

Browse through all the classes or go directly to an activity and register. We accept VISA, MasterCard and American Express credit cards.

Virtual Camp Fair..................................................48

Preschool.......................................................... 20-21 Safety Town..................................................... 22-23 Sports................................................................. 32-41 Parent Information........................................ 42-43 Registration Forms........................................ 44-45

2. Mail* Your Registration Mail your completed registration form and payment to Rec&Ed, 1515 S. Seventh, Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

3. Drop Off* Your Registration Bring your completed registration form and payment toour office and drop it in the secure 24-hour payment drop box located inside the lobby of the Rec&Ed office located at 1515 S. Seventh, (in the E Wing of Pioneer High School, enter off Seventh Street). The light will come on when the lobby door is opened.

For information call 734-994-2300

* Mail-in and Drop-off registration forms will be randomly processed in daily batches beginning 2/24. REGISTER AT WWW.AARECED.COM

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2014 Summer Camps

Green Adventures Green Adventures Camp*......................................................... 5-7 Stewardship Camp*..................................................................... 5-7 STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math It’s Not Magic, It’s Science Camp*...............................................8 Fizz, Bang, Glow Camp* ................................................................8 Eureka! Inventing for a New Planet Camp* ............................8 River ROVing Camp* ......................................................................8 Science Behind the Curtain* .......................................................9 CSI (Cyber Safety Initiative) Camp..............................................9 Science Extravaganza! Camp.......................................................9 Red Hot Robots Camp....................................................................9 CHI Challenge Camp.....................................................................10 Super Hero Camp...........................................................................10 Super Hero/ CHI Challenge Combo Camp*..........................10 Space Adventures Camp.............................................................11 Remote Control Mania Camp....................................................11 Space Adventures/ Remote Control Combo Camp*.........11 JumpStart K-1 Math Explorers Camp......................................12 A+ Mathlete Bootcamp................................................................12 Health & Games Girls B Well Camp*..........................................................................13 Hunger Games Live Camp*........................................................13 Art, Dance & Drama Yoga, Art & Dance Camp..............................................................13 Little Bands Music Camp (Full Day*) .......................................14 Musical Dance Camp ....................................................................15 Break Dance Camp ........................................................................15 Dance Camp.....................................................................................15 Dance, Drama & Art Camp*........................................................16 Drama Camp: Narnia*...................................................................16 Shakespeare in the Arb Camp...................................................16 Art Around Ann Arbor Camp.....................................................17 Art in Nature Camp* .....................................................................17 Power of Drawing Camp: Elementary*...................................17 Soapstone & Mixed Media 3D Sculpture Camp*................18 Ceramics Camp...............................................................................18 Power of Drawing Camp: Middle School*.............................18 Art Exploration Camp*.................................................................19 Comics & Cartoons Camp*..........................................................19 Preschool Spanish Camp for Preschoolers.................................................20 Teeny Tiny Campers ....................................................................20 Mini Ocean Builders Camp with Duplo Bricks.....................21 Digging for Dinosaurs!Camp......................................................21 Power of Drawing Preschool Camp.........................................21 Safety Town Camp & Program..................................................................... 22-23

Hooked on Fun Camps Meet the Camp Leaders!..............................................................25 Chess Camp* ...................................................................................26 The Ultimate Field Trip Camp* ..................................................26 Reading Camp*...............................................................................26 Draw & Display Art Exhibit Camp* ..........................................26 Star Wars Camp * ...........................................................................27 Writing: Beginning Camp*.........................................................27 The Hobbit: Lord of the Rings Camp*.....................................27 Constitution Camp* ......................................................................28 Harry Potter Camp* .....................................................................28 Art Like an Egyptian Camp* ......................................................28 Advanced Star Wars Camp* .......................................................28 Summer Math Explosion Camp*..............................................29 Dinosaur Prehistoric Adventure Camp* ...............................29 Restaurant Camp* .........................................................................29 Writing Advanced I and II Camps*...........................................29 Circus-Under the Big Top* ..........................................................30 Anime Camp* .................................................................................30 Dojo Training Camp* ....................................................................30 Movie Theater Camp* ..................................................................30 Peace in the World Camp* .........................................................31 Science Fair Camp* .......................................................................31 Kidconomics Camp* .....................................................................31 Pokemon/Trading Card Camp* ................................................31 Sports Preschool Basketball Camp........................................................32 Pre-School Soccer Camp.............................................................32 Mini-Kids Fun 4 All Sports Camp..............................................32 Mini-Kids 5 Sports Camp.............................................................33 Baseball Camp.................................................................................33 Basketball Camp: Half Day..........................................................34 Basketball Camp: Full Day* ........................................................34 “Got Game” Adv.Skills Basketball Camp: Full-Day*.............34 Pioneer Basketball Camp for Boys*..........................................34 Pioneer Basketball Camp for Girls ...........................................35 Skyline Basketball Camp for Middle School ........................35 Skyline Youth Basketball Camp ................................................35 BE READY: BasketballTraining Camp*.....................................35 Intro to Field Hockey Camp: Half Day.....................................36 Field Hockey Skills Camp: Full Day* ........................................36 Field Hockey Camp: Tune up for Fall.......................................36 Huron Field Hockey Camp: Half Day.......................................36 Football Skills Camp (non-contact): Half Day.......................37 Football Adv.Skills Camp (non-contact): Full-Day*............37 Beginning Golf Camp...................................................................37 Beginner Lacrosse Camp.............................................................38 Lacrosse Skills Camp for Boys and Girls: Half Day...............38 Lacrosse Skills Camp: Full Day*.................................................38 All-Sports Camp ..........................................................................39 Challenger British Sports Camp .............................................39 Athletic Training Camp ..............................................................39 Soccer Fundamental Skills Camp: Half Day...........................40 Soccer Camp: Evening..................................................................40 Soccer Skills & Drills Camp: Full day*.......................................40 “Next Level” Soccer Adv. Training Camp: Full day*............41 TOPSoccer Camp .........................................................................41 Volleyball Fundamentals Camp: Half Day..............................41 “Next Level” Volleyball Skills Camp: Full Day*......................41

* Enroll one child in 4 weeks of full-day camps in one transaction and receive a 10% discount. Look for the Symbol! 4 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Green Adventures

Green Adventures Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53208

Why Parents and Campers Love Green Adventure Camps

Green Adventures Camp is an exciting academic enrichment camp with a focus on learning conservation, ecology and what it means to be “green”. For campers who enjoy learning about their world through hands-on exploration.

• Full-day program for one fee, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM. • Extended care is included in the fee from 7:30-9AM and 4-5:30 PM. • Hands-on afternoon field trips. reinforce morning academics. • Opportunity to sample many activities. • Convenient location. • Easy parking for pick-up and drop-off. • Great for working parents! • Exploring the abundance of area wildlife. • Kids maintain or exceed academic growth. • NEW! Integrating more STEM concepts.

To enroll in Green Adventures Camps there is a free one-time registration where you will indicate your camper’s T-shirt size and any allergies or medical information. Then you may enroll in every week of your choice.

One-time Free Registration

Green Adventures: ID# 8901.400

Stewardship: ID# 8911.400

Camp Location Allen Elementary, 2560 Towner Blvd. Camp Hours 8:45 AM-4:15 PM. Before and after camp care (7:30-9 AM and 4:15-5:30 PM) is included in the fee.

Snacks & Lunch Campers bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. A light, healthy snack, often harvested from our own gardens, is offered each morning and afternoon. Green Adventures is a “Nut Aware” camp, see page 42.

T-shirt Included! Every camper receives a free camp T-shirt. Eligible for 10% discount when enrolling one child in 4 or more weeks of full-day camps in one transaction.

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Green Adventures Camp (GAC)

Stewardship Camp

Grades 1-5. MondayThursday mornings campers have a small group experience led by ex‑ emplary AAPS teachers. Friday mornings are set aside for spe‑ cial interactive hands on proj‑ ects based at the site. Unique to this camp, students synthe‑ size their afternoon experi‑ ence through writing, scientific inquiry and problem solving, extending their learning and re‑ ducing typical learning losses that can occur over the summer.

Grades 6-8. Building on the success of our award-win‑ ning Green Adventures Camp (GAC) Rec&Ed is pleased to offer 8 weeks of Stewardship program for middle school students (rising 6th through rising 8th graders). For our middle school stewards, we’ve expanded the GAC curriculum, adding a leadership component and fostering leadership skills in supportive small groups. Certified teachers and naturalists, using the GAC model of dynamic academics in the morning and field experiences in the afternoons, lead the middle school campers. Offered in the same location as Green Adventures Camp, all 8 weeks of engaging science, literacy, art, community service, team building, and environmental education are now available to Stewardship campers. Steward‑ ship campers explore Green Adventures weekly themes in more depth, using tools and methods geared specifically to‑ wards the middle school age group. They will spend more time involved in community service activities. These themes parallel GAC themes found on page 7.

The classroom is outdoors in the afternoon... the sky is the limit! In the afternoons, Naturalists Dave Szczygiel, John Stah‑ ly, Jane Hayes and Jonathan Gilles lead campers in explorations of a variety of natural areas that provide a theme and context for the morning math and language arts lessons. Each Friday af‑ ternoon all campers have fun swimming at a local public pool. WEEK

GAC GRADES 1-5

STEWARDSHIP GRADES 6-8

DATES

8901.401

8911.401

6/23 – 6/27

8901.402

8911.402

8901.403

8911.403

8901.404

8901.405

See page 7 for Green Adventures Camp Themes! THEMES/CAMP HOURS 7:30AM-5:30PM

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

Amazing Creatures NEW!

$325

$345

6/30 – 7/3*

Critter Construction

$259

$279

7/7 – 7/11

Ripple Effect

$325

$345

8911.404

7/14 – 7/18

Don’t Take It for Granite

$325

$345

8911.405

7/21 – 7/25

What’s the Buzz

$325

$345

8901.406

8911.406

7/28 – 8/1

$325

$345

8901.407

8911.407

8/4 – 8/8

Waste Warriors

$325

$345

8901.408

8911.408

8/11 – 8/15

Field to Meal

$325

$345

NEW!

www:Washtenaw’s Wild Web

NEW!

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Green Adventure Themes – Something NEW & FUN to do for 8 weeks! WEEK 1 ID# 8901.401

6/23 – 6/27

NEW!

Amazing Creatures

Get to know the animals that live around you in whole new ways. Find out about frogs and turtles, carcasses and carnivores, snake jaws and skeletons, all the way up to raptor flight. This collection of field trips and study will unveil unique aspects of animals and their habitat.

WEEK 2 ID# 8901.402

6/30 – 7/3

Critter Construction

Throughout the summer, campers enjoy cooking, farming, raising chickens, tending hives and spinning honey. Swimming every Friday!

Fabulous architects come in all shapes and sizes. Animals and insects build homes, traps, and colonies and this week is all about exploring many constructions. These webs, nests, and tun‑ nels hold single occupants, families or thousands of creatures, eggs, and food plus they have dozens of other uses. Come join in as you learn from these fascinating structures and try out some of their builders’ techniques. No camp July 4th.

WEEK 3 ID# 8901.403 7/7 – 7/11 Ripple Effect

Explore our waterways from Ann Arbor to Lake Erie, make and use your own fishing poles, and meet all kinds of aquatic creatures. Canoes will take you from bank to bank as you learn what impacts our watersheds and the ways you can help protect them. The annual beach clean up at Lake Erie returns this week. (For the last 2 years Green Adventures Camp has won a State Environmental Partnership Award for our Erie Beach clean up!)

WEEK 4 ID# 8901.404

7/14 – 7/18

Don’t Take it for Granite

Ancient seas, glaciers, rocks, stone, gravel, sand, dirt, erosion, heat, and pressure all have a place in the formation of the Mitten State. Take a week-long adventure though time by ex‑ ploring the forces that make and change the land around us and the huge amount of stone under our feet. Collect ancient rocks and fossils, cut and polish your very own stone, and dig through millions of years of history.

WEEK 5 ID# 8901.405 7/21 – 7/25

NEW!

What’s the Buzz?

Have an itch to become an entomologist (someone who studies bugs) and explore the world of insects? Be dazzled by fruit fly habits and dragonfly lips, bees and Luna moths, just to name a few amazing insects and how different they are from us mammals. This entire week is dedi‑ cated to exploring entomology, how bugs fit into the food chain and why these pesky insects are important to our world.

WEEK 6 ID# 8901.406

7/28 – 8/1 NEW! www: Washtenaw’s Wild Web

WEEK 7 ID# 8901.407

8/4 – 8/8 Waste Warriors

WEEK 8 ID# 8901.408

8/11 – 8/15

What does a mushroom have to do with our air quality? Why are ospreys worth protecting? What is a wind farm and how does that impact the power we need to live? Why create rain gardens? How is planting a butterfly garden important to our part of the planet? These questions and more frame this amazing week of investigating our local ecosystem.

Every year, Americans throw away enough paper and plastic cups, forks, and spoons to circle the equator 300 times. Green Adventure campers explore how to more effectively implement the 3 R’s: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Become better stewards of the stuff you use and the land you live on. This week includes trips to recycle alley (resale shops on South Industrial Highway), the always-popular “Take Apart” day and our annual trip to the Ann Arbor Materials Recovery Facility.

Field to Meal

Grab your chef’s hat and alert your taste buds! This week is all about food. Not just any food, but the harvest from the Green Adventure camp gardens and farm. Be‑ yond all those yummy fresh snacks from the farm, we will cook up amazing dishes and discover wonderful things about food. In addition you will learn to make pre‑ serves, visit professional kitchens, talk to chefs and, most importantly, enjoy shar‑ ing meals with our summer friends! REGISTER AT WWW.AARECED.COM

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Science & Math Camps

Science Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53248

Camps bring the excitement of the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum and Mad Science to Haisley, Skyline and the Cultural Arts Building

It’s Not Magic, It’s Science Camp

NEW!

Campers become a hybrid of Albert Einstein and Harry Houdini in this mind-bending week! Campers learn that magic tricks all have a bit of science behind them. We will use magnetism and static electricity to make objects levitate, write with invisible ink and make water defy gravity. Campers prepare all week for a spectacular magic show that they will perform for their friends and family. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Offered in conjunction with Ann Ar‑ bor Hands On Museum. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1318.401

It’s Not Magic

1-4

Haisley

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$249

$269

2403.401

Extended Care

1-4

Haisley

7/7 – 7/11

7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

Fizz, Bang, Glow Camp

NEW!

From fizzing reactions to colorful crystals, learn about the chemistry that happens all around us in this weeklong camp! Campers blow bubbles to explore properties of matter, build models of the world around them, and perform reactions that fizz, bang, and glow. Between experiments, hands-on activities, take-home projects and demos everyday will be full of fun! Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Offered in conjunction with Ann Arbor Hands On Museum. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1318.403

Fizz, Bang, Glow

2-5

Haisley

2403.402

Extended Care

2-5

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$249

$269

7/14 – 7/18

7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

Eureka! Inventing for a New Planet Camp

NEW!

In this camp, students embark on an adventure to another planet – and engineer and invent along the way! Using both digital and physical resources, they tackle the design and engineering processes inventors use to generate mechanical, chemical, and digital creations. Campers create toys and tools that work in this strange environment and a digital story of their experiences and findings. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Offered in conjunction with Ann Arbor Hands On Museum. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GR.

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1318.405

Eureka! Inventing for a New Planet

2-5

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$249

$269

2403.403

Extended Care

2-5

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

River ROVing Camp

NEW!

Explore the mysterious underwater world where robots do all the work. Become a marine biologist and build underwa‑ ter ROVs to collect data about animals who live in aquatic environments. Campers develop engineering skills to monitor changes in aquatic environments and create positive impactful strategies. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and bever‑ age. Offered in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1318.411

4-6

Skyline

6/23 - 6/27

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

$279

$299

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Science Behind the Curtain Camp

NEW!

Learn about the science of the stage in this fun-filled week. Campers journey through the process of putting on a puppetry show while learning the inner workings of what happens back stage. We explore the engineering of set and prop design and the science behind lighting and sound. Campers also discover how simple machines can bring their show to life with special effects. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Offered in conjunction with Ann Arbor Hands On Museum. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GR.

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2229.401

Science Behind the Curtain

1-4

CAB

2229.402

Extended Care

1-4

CAB

8/25 – 8/29

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$249

$269

8/25 – 8/29

7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM

$75

$85

CSI (Cyber Safety Initiative) Tweens & Teen Camp

NEW!

CSI Tweens & Teen campers learn how their online activities affect them in the real world and how important it is to have good digital citizenship. They become more tech savvy and cyber smart. Each session includes games, projects and exercises that help campers build creativity, teamwork and leadership skills. Limited to 20 participants. Directors: Robin Batten, CyberSafety Cooridna‑ tor, Washtenaw Area Council for Children (WACC), and Katie Boudrie, CyberSafety Facilitator at WACC. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1318.409

CSI

6-9

WISD

6/23 - 27

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$49

$59

AAPS embraces STEAM as a 21st century framework for teaching science, technology, engineering, art and math. Rec&Ed’s summer camps complement our K-8 curriculum by fostering creativity, collaboration and critical thinking while reinforcing STEAM concepts.

Mad About Science!

Dawn Linden, Executive Director, Elementary Education

Science Extravaganza! Camp

NEW!

Funky physics and kooky concoctions add up to a week of fun! Join a team of camp engineers to build bridges, domes, cubes and a simple machine to race. Make your own sidewalk chalk, crystal garden and chromatography dyed T-shirt. Take a look at nature while you build your own bird house! Each day brings new things to build, make and explore in chemistry, physics and nature! Campers bring own lunch, snack and beverage. Director: Mad Science staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1319.401

Science Extravaganza

1-6

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$309

$329

2403.402

Extended Care

1-6

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

Red Hot Robots Camp

NEW!

Build and take home your own working robot in this exciting camp from Mad Science! Campers create a robot from start to finish in five days as you learn all about gears, circuits, programming, sensors and more! Sharpen your robot skills as bug bots, circuit sensors and super switches are invented! We’ll make sure to leave some time for fun with the Equi-Leg-Brium race and the Robot Relay! Get ready for a Red Hot Robot summer! Campers bring own lunch, snack and beverage. Director: Mad Science staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1319.402

Red Hot Robots

2-6

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$339

$359

2403.403

Extended Care

2-6

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

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Bricks, Super Heroes & LEGOs ®

CHI Challenge Camp with LEGO Bricks

Science Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

NEW!

Let the legend be told that in the land of Chima® only the brave survive. Eight animal tribes battle in pursuit of CHI, the balance of life. Campers have the opportunity to choose their tribe, while building and battling for victory. Put your Chima® skills to the test throughout this camp by racing Speedorz® and building motorized models with LEGO® Bricks. Does your tribe have what it takes to become the ultimate master of CHI? Your destiny awaits! LEGO®, Chima® and Speedorz® are registered trademarks of the LEGO® Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. Campers bring own snack and beverage. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1315.401

1-6

Haisley

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$249

$259

Super Hero Camp with LEGO Bricks

NEW!

Join Bricks 4 Kidz for a week building Super Heroes with LEGO® bricks. Discover the super powers of all the caped crusaders. Create a fantasy world. Protect your world against all the evil arch enemies with custom contraptions made with LEGO® bricks. At the end of the week, all Super Hero campers will go home with a custom mini figure! Copyright Bricks 4 Kidz® 2012. This camp is not affiliated with Marvel Comics. Campers bring own snack and beverage. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Afternoons, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1315.402

1-6

Haisley

7/28 – 8/1

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$249

$259

NEW STEAM Camps (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) engage campers to think creatively to solve problems.

NEW! CHI Challenge and Super Hero Camps Combo

Students participate in both camps listed above. Lunch time supervision is provided. Campers bring own snacks, lunch and bev‑ erage. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

1315.403

1-6

Haisley

2403.404

1-6

Haisley

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TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$399

$419

7/28 – 8/1

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

Making it Move! Space Adventures with LEGO Bricks Camp

NEW!

Inspired by NASA and Star Wars, our Space Adventures Camp is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day, campers learn about real-life space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. In addition, each day includes group games, challenges and more. Bricks 4 Kidz® Space Adventure camp provides the spark for imagination and creativity to take off on an adventure that’s out of this world! Campers bring own snack and beverage. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1315.404

1-6

Haisley

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$249

$259

Remote Control Mania with LEGO Bricks Camp

NEW!

Making it move is the name of the game at this exciting camp! Kids love to see their creations in motion using LEGO® wireless re‑ mote controls. Each day, campers use fascinating and challenging LEGO® components to create dynamic vehicles, inventions and the new Sumo Bot! As they enjoy the fun of building, campers understand the basic working principles of many ingenious devices that are part of our everyday lives. Campers also learn how to magnify, diminish and redirect force to move objects at different speeds and in different directions. This camp is loads of fun and learning for budding builders. Campers bring own snack and bever‑ age. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Afternoons, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1315.405

1-6

Haisley

8/4 – 8/8

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$249

$259

The STEAM framework involves project-based learning about real-world problems, usually done in small teams. Campers have fun applying science, technology, engineering and math concepts as they investigate and solve problems.

Space Adventures & Remote Control NEW! Mania Camps Combo Students participate in both camps. listed above. Lunch time supervision is provided. Campers bring own snacks, lunch and beverage. Scholarship recipients pay $10 material fee. Director: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

1315.406

1-6

Haisley

2403.405

1-6

Haisley

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$399

$419

8/4 – 8/8

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 11

For Math Explorers & Mathletes!

Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Keep up your child’s math skills during summer break

JumpStart K-1 Math Explorers Camp Math is fun! Our Math Explorers camp incorporates the highly successful Mathnasium First Steps curriculum to introduce young children to important math concepts in a fun and interactive way. Concepts covered include: attributes; spacial relationships; clas‑ sification; patterning; one-to-one correspondence; ordering; numeration; shapes; fractions; and measurements. Children build a “number sense” foundation and a critical step toward future success in mathematics. Campers bring own snack and beverage. Direc‑ tor: Mathnasium staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

GRADES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1311.401

Mathnasium Learning Center

K-1

8/11 – 8/15

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$149

$159

A+ Mathlete Bootcamp Build a solid foundation for future math success! Upper elementary and beginning middle school students are invited to experience the A+ Mathlete Bootcamp. Using the highly effective Mathnasium Power Math Workout program, students focus on the following areas: fraction concepts, decimal concepts, percent, problem solving, algebraic thinking and mental math. Fun math games are used for building number fluency and logic thinking skills. Math is serious fun! Campers bring own snack and beverage. Director: Mathnasium staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

GRADES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

1311.402

Mathnasium Learning Center

3-6

8/18 – 8/22

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$149

$159

YOUTH TEAM SPORTS – SUMMER 2014 Past participants and all current Kindergarteners and 1st graders in the Ann Arbor Public Schools will receive their Softball, Baseball or T-Ball mailing around March 24th Softball,Girls, Grades 1-8

Online Registration Begins March 17th at www.aareced.com

For more information contact Elyse Bairley at 994-2300, ext. 53104 email: bairley@aaps.k12.mi.us

Practices and games begin in June. Children develop social and mental skills, physical strength and character through teamwork and active participation while learning to play team sports.

Baseball, Boys, Grades 1-8 T-Ball, Co-ed, Kindergarten For more information contact Seth Dodson at 994-2300, ext. 53225 email: dodsons@aaps.k12.mi.us Photo: Angela J. Cesere

Every child plays in Rec&Ed sports – No tryouts or cuts! 12 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Take a Walk to the Farmers Market! Girls B Well Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Girls B Well Camp Nutrition awareness, self esteem, and fun are some of the goals of this camp. Learn kitchen skills and help cook your own vegetarian lunch. Enjoy creative expression through mu‑ sic, art, and crafting. Lunch provided each day. Wednesday includes a walking field trip to the Farmer’s Market. Offered in conjunction with and staffed by Rudolf Steiner Health Center. Contact the Rudolf Steiner Health Center for scholarship applications. $30 materials fee will be collected on the first day of camp. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

8914.401

4-8 GIRLS

Rudolf Steiner Health Center

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$275

$295

Yoga with an Artistic Bent Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53149

Yoga, Art & Dance Camp

dwightcendrowski.com

NEW!

What do laughs, crafts, downward dogs and dancing have in com‑ mon? They are all part of the fun activities your child enjoys in this new camp. Campers express themselves and explore their creative side through nature walks, self-portraiture, flowing poses, yoga games, dance steps and more. Your child experiences individual and group activi‑ ties while building self-esteem and teamwork in a stress-free environment. Campers need to bring lunch, snack and a water bottle. Director: JT Quon, M.Ed. Monday-Friday.

CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

3150.401

K-4

CAB

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$229

Games Camp

AFTER 4/20

$249

Game Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Hunger Games Live Camp

NEW!

The Capital is calling all Districts to send their finest tributes to the arena for a Hunger Games themed week of non-violent fun. Training challenges such as tracker jacker shakeoff, camouflage skill building and race to the cornucopia will earn you silver parachute bonuses. Enjoy District themed activities and crafts. Camp culminates with a scavenger hunt battle. See you in Victor’s Village! Scholarship recipients pay $19 materials fee. Campers bring lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: Stacie Porter. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

CAMP

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2160.401

4-8

Hunger Games

Haisley

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$229

$249

2403.401

4-8

Extended Care

Haisley

7/7 – 7/11

7:30-9:00 AM/4:00-5:30PM

$69

$79

AFTER 4/20

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 13

Music Camps

Music Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Little Bands Music Camp Grades K-2. Little Bands Music campers learn to play four instruments (keyboard, guitar, bass, and drums) utilizing the Little Bands Method! All of the songs have fun lyrics and there will be plenty of playing and dancing. Campers form a band and have a great time playing together and working up to a fun performance on the last day of camp. Campers bring own snack and beverage. Director: Little Bands School staff. Half days, Monday-Friday. Grades 3-9. Campers learn to play instruments and write and record their own songs! Each camper learns to play four instruments (key‑ board, guitar, bass, and drums) utilizing the Little Bands Method. As a group, campers also write, record and perform their own songs. Campers have a great time learning together and working up to perform an amazing musical singing, acting, and playing on the last day of camp. Beginners to advanced students are all welcome! Campers bring own lunch, snack and bever‑ age. Director: Little Bands School staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

1312.401

K-2

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$189

AFTER 4/20

$199

1312.402

K-2

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$189

$199

1312.403

3-9

Haisley

7/21 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$645

$685

2403.403*

3-9

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

2403.404*

3-9

Haisley

7/28 – 8/1

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

* ID# 1312.403 is 2 weeks. For extended care for both weeks enroll in both 2403.403 and 2403.404

14 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Dance Camps

Dance Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Also see Yoga, Art & Dance Camp on page 13.

Musical Dance Camp Calling all kids who love to dance and perform! Under the artistic direction of Gina Danene Thompson, campers are given the opportunity to explore a wide spectrum of musical theatre components including dance, costumes, props and improv. Various styles of dance and musical theatre are introduced. Dance instruction builds on the strengths of each participant. The week culminates with a showstopping musical perfor‑ mance inspired by Hairspray and West Side Story. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2235.401

2-7

CAB

8/4 – 8/8

1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

$129

AFTER 4/20

$139

Break Dance Camp Calling all b-boys and b-girls! Learn break dance moves and add cool steps to your dance routine. Director Maurice Archer makes it easy for dancers of all levels to jump right in. Campers are introduced to basic break dance moves such as top rock, down rock, and power moves. Children develop style, confidence, and teamwork and learn a little Break Dance history and what it means to be a Bboy and Bgirl. This camp explodes with energy! Afternoons, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2254.401

K-5

CAB

7/7 – 7/11

1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

$115

AFTER 4/20

$125

Dance Camp Join Pure Dance Ensembles Artistic Director Gina Danene Thompson in a week long master class. This camp is designed to give the participant the real feel of being a professional dancer. Dancers participate in hip hop, ballet, jazz and modern technique classes, as well as jump, turn and trick seminars. Principles of yoga and pilates are in‑ corporated to encourage flexibility and core strength. Sessions that highlight impro‑ visation and acting are included. Participants learn cutting edge choreography that will be performed at the end of the week. This camp is perfect summer training for competition or classical dancers, gymnasts, skaters, cheerleaders or those interested in musical theater. Come have a blast and learn to be a better dancer with Miss Gina. Afternoons, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2233.401

2-7

CAB

7/14 – 7/18

1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

$129

AFTER 4/20

$139

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 15

Dance Art & Drama! Dance, Art and Drama Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Dance, Drama & Art Camp Children discover their creative potential as they explore dance, drama and art in this awesome camp. Highlights include: dance games and energetic routines set to pop music with Ashley Rop, skits featuring different countries with Debra Golden and messy projects with Susan Wright. Voice, movement, character development and timing are taught, as well as styles of story telling, such as melodrama, mystery and opera. In art, campers explore color in media with tempera paint, liquid watercolor, gel sticks, oil pastels, chalk, markers and colored pencils. Projects may include paper marbling with shaving crème, textured fabric rubbings, sand paintings, chalk pastel paintings lawn monoprints, painted sea shell sculptures, a grouted mosaic and a cast concrete stepping stone. Dress for mess! Campers should bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snack, and a water bottle. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2227.401

Dance, Art & Drama

1-4

CAB

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$219

$239

2227.402

Extended Care

1-4

CAB

7/28 – 8/1

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$75

$85

Drama Camp: Narnia

AFTER 4/20

NEW!

Spend the week in the world of Narnia and bring the story to life on stage! Each day campers explore the characters and story of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Make friends with other campers as you work and play together to tell the story of this magical world. Have fun performing as different characters, exploring communicating through gesture and movement, creating masks and props and acting out stories with your fellow actors. Director: Meriah Sage, Rec&Ed Staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2228.401

Drama: Narnia

1-5

CAB

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$219

$239

2228.402

Extended Care

1-5

CAB

7/21 – 7/25

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$75

$85

Shakespeare Outdoors

AFTER 4/20

Shakespeare Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Returning for the 8th year!

Shakespeare in the Arb Camp Dive into the fun of exploring Shakespeare’s comedy, As You Like It, in an outdoor setting! Campers will take part in theater games, vocal exercises and direct work with the text. The camp culminates in a performed interpretation of the play, created and acted by the campers. Camp meets outside of Nichols Arboretum near the Reader Center Building. Campers should dress for the weather and bring a snack and a water bottle. Limited to 14 participants. Direc‑ tors: Actors from Shakespeare in the Arb. Monday-Friday. Families interested in also taking part in the Residential College’s Shakespeare in the Arb production, please contact Ivy Juan at juani@aaps.k12.mi.us. CAMP ID#

GRADES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2137.404

2-5

6/16 – 6/20

10:00 AM – 12 Noon

$139

$149

2137.405

6-9

6/16 – 6/20

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$159

$169

Also see Science Behind the Curtain on page 9. 16 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Art Camps Art Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Art Around Ann Arbor Camp Miss Lesley leads a unique week of interactive art ex‑ ploration for children. Through photos and onsite visits (*see note below) campers learn about public sculptures in Ann Arbor and the artists who created them. Children make their own versions of the art using clay, paint and other media; listen to stories from the camp library of literature; and create poems and dances that connect with the artwork. They also keep a daily journal during the week, bringing home notes and photographs. Send your child in clothes suitable for dancing and art making and with a healthy snack and water each day. Director: Lesley Kabza Criscenti, the creative arts specialist. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2239.401

1-3

Haisley

7/7 – 7/11

9:30 AM – 11:30 AM

$119

$129

*Special Opportunity: Families will be given directions to onsite locations. Miss Lesley will be onsite at an art location in Ann Arbor from noon to 1:00 pm each day to meet with families interested in experiencing the artwork in person and creating a dance onsite.

Art in Nature Camp

NEW!

Art plus nature equals lots of fun! Campers have fun planting a garden, creating art from nature and going on nature walks. Children will enjoy the variety of projects that this camp has to offer. Make a bird and fairy house to place in a garden at the Cultural Arts Building. Create art using found objects from nature and recycled materials. Make collages of nature rubbings in a variety of colors and experiment with making watercolor paints using minerals, grass, and bark. Campers bring lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: Alicia Loomis. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2148.401

Art in Nature

1-5

CAB

6/16 – 6/20

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$219

$239

2148.402

Extended Care

1-5

CAB

6/16 – 6/20

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$75

$85

Power of Drawing Camp: Elementary

NEW!

This summer “The Power of Drawing” will take you to places, spaces and other worlds with specialized, themed workshops. Children explore realistic drawing and design, cartooning, colored pencil and marker techniques that will enhance their analytical and perceptual drawing skills! The new Anime and Mango cartoon styles will also be presented: your child learns how to incorporate expression, movement, exaggeration, and story sequencing by personifying animals and objects. A Day at the Zoo, Castles and Dragons, Egyptian Life, African Animals, Crazy Faces and Sports in Action are some of the options designed to thrill and motivate your child’s sense of creative observation and enlightenment - through “The Power of Drawing!” Scholarship recipients pay $35 materials fee. Campers bring lunch, beverage and snacks. Directors: Young Rembrandts Foundation of Creative Vision staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2150.401

The Power of Drawing

1-5

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$295

$315

2403.402

Extended Care

1-5

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30PM

$69

$79

AFTER 4/20

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 17

Soapstone & Mixed Media 3D Sculpture Camp Two of Rec&Ed’s most popular artists, Max Sex‑ smith and David Cowan, return to offer your child this exciting camp with a focus on Soapstone Carving and 3D Sculpture. Campers transform rough soapstone into a beautiful polished figure by using a vari‑ ation of files, rasps and chisels. You can choose to create a loon, Inukshuk, whale tail, turtle, pig or owl from precut soapstone. Campers will also have time to make small pieces into beads for necklaces, worry stones or whatever they choose. Basic files provided by the instructor. In the 3D Sculpture portion of the camp, students create wire, plaster gauze and clay figures based on the forms of ani‑ mals, plants, and people. In the process, they build “skel‑ etal” armature, draped with “skins” of plaster, paper, paint and crowned with a mask molded from their own face. Scholarship recipients pay $45. Campers should bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snack, and a water bottle. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2196.401

Soapstone & 3D Sculpture

4-8

Pioneer

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$295

AFTER 4/20

$315

The photograph on our catalog cover was taken at 3D Sculpture Camp

Ceramics Camp You’ll be amazed at the cool ceramic objects you can create: a scaly fish, square bowl, personal tile or your own innovative creation. Campers can select from a variety of different molds. The choices are endless! Campers are introduced to the techniques of tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, coiling, extrusions and glazing. Students will take home their finished ceramic pieces at the end of the second week. Scholarship recipients pay $40 materials fee. Director: William Schultz. Afternoons, MondayFriday for two weeks. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2197.401

Ceramics

3-5

CAB

7/14 – 7/25

1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

$285

AFTER 4/20

$305

Power of Drawing Camp: Middle School This summer “The Power of Drawing” takes you to places, spaces and other worlds with specialized, themed workshops. You explore realistic drawing and design, cartooning, pastels (chalk), colored pencils and marker techniques that enhance your analytical and perceptual drawing skills! The new Anime and Mango cartoon styles are presented, as you learn how to incorporate expression, exaggeration, and story sequencing by personifying animals and objects. A larger 12 x 18 format will be used to create pastel works of art that emphasize the skills of blending and shading color to ensure dramatic and successful results. Super Heroes and Heroines, Egyptian Life, Jungle Safari, Around the World and Fashion Fun are some of the themed options designed to thrill and motivate your child’s sense of creative observation and enlightenment - through “The Power of Drawing!” Scholarship recipients pay $55 materials fee. Directors: Young Rembrandts Foundation of Creative Vision staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2150.403

Power of Drawing

4-8

Haisley

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$315

$335

2403.404

Extended Care

4-8

Haisley

7/28 – 8/1

7:30-9 AM/4-5:30 PM

$69

$79

18 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

AFTER 4/20

Art Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

See our NEW Yoga , Art and Dance Camp on page 13! Preschool Art Camps are on page 20

Art Exploration Camp Join us for lots of art, lots of friends and lots of fun! Campers actively explore a variety of art materials and techniques: drawing, painting, collage, sculpture and mixed media. A little art history helps campers understand the various mediums. New and exciting projects are introduced each day. Put on your very own art show for friends and family Campers bring lunch, bev‑ erage and snacks. Director: Alicia Loom. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2147.401

Art Exploration

1-5

CAB

2147.402

Extended Care

1-5

CAB

AFTER 4/20

8/11 – 8/15

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$219

$239

8/11 – 8/15

7:30-9:00 AM/4:00-5:30 PM

$75

$85

This popular camp...is back for the 4th year!

Comics & Cartoons Camp Young artists immerse themselves in the imaginary universe of their own comic stories and cartoons. During this fun-filled week, kids develop how their characters look, talk, think and feel. Facial Expres‑ sions, body language, plot and point-of-view are just a few of the topics ex‑ plored through drawing, writing, sculpting and role-playing activities. In this process, campers begin to imagine bizarre new worlds through the eyes of their characters. Campers should bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snack and a water bottle. Scholarship recipients pay $45 materials fee. Director: Da‑ vid Cowen directed a nationwide art education program in Yellowstone Na‑ tional Park for 10 years. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2112.401

Comics & Cartoons

3-6

CAB

8/18 – 8/22

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$305

$325

2112.402

Extended Care

3-6

CAB

8/18 – 8/22

7:30-9:00 AM/4:00-5:30 PM

$75

$85

Enroll one child in 4 weeks of full-day camps in one transaction and receive a 10% discount. Look for the Symbol! REGISTER AT WWW.AARECED.COM

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 19

Preschool Camps

Preschool Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Spanish Camp for Preschoolers Young children love to sing songs and listen to stories. In this mini-camp, children learn Spanish through songs and stories about their favorite animals. They will also enjoy playing games, dancing, creating simple crafts and practic‑ ing words and phrases with Lizzie, the Spanish-speaking doll! Scholarship recipients pay $10 materials fee. Instruc‑ tor: Language Adventure staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

AGES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

1407.401

Preschool and Family Center

3 ½ -5

7/21 – 7/25

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

$89

AFTER 4/20

$99

Teeny Tiny Campers Calling all little campers! Come join us as we paint, draw, sing, dance, play and laugh our way through an exciting and fun summer camp experience. Children express themselves through a variety of activities each week. Each day includes art projects, music and movement activities, stories, games and indoor and outdoor play. Each week of camp has a different theme. Please send a snack and beverage. Children must be potty trained. Instructor: Debbie Weldon. Monday-Friday. Location: Preschool and Family Center. CAMP ID#

THEME

AGES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2139.401

Down on the Farm

3 -5

6/16 – 6/20

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

2139.402

Water, Sand and Sun

3 -5

6/23 – 6/27

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

2139.403

The Artist in Me

3 -5

7/28 – 8/1

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

2139.404

Cars, Planes and Trains

3 -5

8/4 – 8/8

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

2014 Teeny Tiny Camper Themes Down on the Farm Explore the wonderful world of farm animals through stories, songs, art, games and more! Water, Sand and Sun Bring your beach towels and learn about the ocean, fish, sand critters and the great outdoors! The Artist in Me Express yourself through painting, sculpting, stamping and other hands-on art activities. Cars, Planes and Trains Investigate cars, planes, boats and trains through art, music, stories and games.

20 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Mini Ocean Builders Camp with Duplo Bricks

NEW!

Dive into this adventure and explore the beaches. Children build ocean-themed models with Duplo bricks and learn about sea crea‑ tures and aquatic life. Each day the children meet the ‘letter of the day’; reinforcing essential preschool concepts like ABC’s, count‑ ing, color recognition, sorting and fine motor skills. Campers bring own snack and beverage. Scholarship recipients pay $5 materials fee. Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

AGES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

1315.407

Preschool and Family Center

4-5

7/14 – 7/18

10:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

Digging for Dinosaurs! Camp

AFTER 4/20

$169

NEW!

Dig for dinosaur bones and make your very own dinosaur teeth! Children have fun learning amazing facts about dinosaurs through songs, stories and hands-on activities. Our energetic Mad Scientists will spark your child's imaginative learning! Campers bring own snack and beverage. Instructor: Mad Science staff. Mornings, Monday-Wednesday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

AGES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

1319.403

Preschool and Family Center

3-5

7/7 – 7/9

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$149

Power of Drawing Preschool Camp

AFTER 4/20

$159

NEW!

Keep your youngest ones engaged during the summer months with a preschooler’s proven favorite past time and one of the most valuable developmental skills – drawing. Attention-grabbing lessons are designed to capture the blossoming imagination and teach young campers, at the most formative age, how to master the basic visual skills of fine art and design, line and texture, color combinations and usage, size, shape, pattern, overlap, and balance. Scholarship recipients pay $15 supply fee. Instructors: Young Rembrandts Foundation of Creative Vision staff. Mornings, Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

LOCATION

AGES

DATE

TIME

EARLY BIRD

2150.405

Preschool & Family Center

3-5

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$129

AFTER 4/20

$139

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 21

Safety Town! Safety Town Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106 Do you have a child ready to start Kindergarten or First grade in the fall? Then enroll your child in Safety Town, a popular education program offered each summer. Your child learns safety awareness in a fun and entertaining way using a child-size mock Ann Arbor “town” explored on bikes. Guest speakers include:

“Buster the Bus”, AAPS’ own talking school bus Police officers • Firefighters • Healthcare workers Goal: to help kids evaluate “safe” from “unsafe” when confronted with potentially dangerous situations. The curriculum covers bike helmets and booster seats, stranger danger, fire safety, riding a school bus, pedestrian safety and additional topics. Songs, games, stories and art projects reinforce the les‑ sons. The 2014 program is sponsored by Ann Arbor Public Schools Community Education & Recreation Department in cooperation with the Ann Arbor Police Department and many community partners. Students can be placed with friends as long as registration forms are submitted together and a special request is listed on the forms. In most cases we are able to place children with others attending their school. • Scholarships are available for those who financially qualify. • The last day of the session is a graduation ceremony. Parents are invited to attend the brief ceremony, after which children are dismissed at approximately 10:30 AM. • Once enrolled in Safety Town you will receive a separate email with consent and emergency forms to be completed prior to the start of the program. • Participants are dismissed immediately following graduation on Friday (approximately 10:30 AM)

Key Information • Held at Bryant Elementary School 2150 Santa Rosa 48108 • For children entering Kindergarten or First grade in Fall 2014. • All participants receive a FREE T-shirt. • We are aware of 3 incidents where Safety Town training helped save the lives of past participants

Safety Town & Camp Combination is also available which provides a wrap-around program Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. It used to take me several minutes of imploring, requesting, cajoling toget my 4 year old to put her seat belt on by herself. But after just two days at Safety Town, on the third day, she was the first one to buckle up on saying ‘Mommy, don't drive. I don't have seat belt on. It is not safe'. She still says that everytime we go out in the car. I highly recommend Safety Town to all parents of future kindergarteners.” 2013 Parent Testimonial

Safety Town Program

22 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

PROGRAM ID#

DATES

TIME

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

8801.401

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$79

$89

8801.402

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$79

$89

8801.403

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$79

$89

8801.404

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$79

$89

Summer Camp for Safety Town Kids!

Full Day Summer Program

Safety Town Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106

Benefits: • Allows for drop off as early as 7:30 and pick up as late as 5:30 • Is held at the same location as Safety Town at Bryant. • Is available to all families who enroll in any session of Safety Town. • Provides your child with a fun-filled educational experience. • Directed by enthusiastic, experienced, CPR and First Aid certified child care staff. • Gives your child opportunities for structured active play, cultural arts and make believe. • Morning and afternoon snacks are provided.

Daily Camp Schedule 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM Supervised play 9:00 AM – 12 Noon Safety Town 12 Noon – 1:00 PM Lunch (Campers bring their own lunch and beverage) 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Story or Quiet Time/Fun Arts/Recreation 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM Supervised play

This exciting camp is designed to compliment the Safety Town program. This combination of a day camp and the Safety Town program provides full day care from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday- Friday. Campers bring their own lunch and beverage. CAMP ID#

ACTIVITY

DATES

EARLY BIRD *

AFTER 4/20*

8802.401

Morning Safety Town and Afternoon Camp

6/23 – 6/27

$239

$249

8802.402

Morning Safety Town and Afternoon Camp

7/7 – 7/11

$239

$249

8802.403

Morning Safety Town and Afternoon Camp

7/14 – 7/18

$239

$249

8802.404

Morning Safety Town and Afternoon Camp

7/21 – 7/25

$239

$249

*Fee includes both Safety Town Program and the Safety Town Camp

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PRE K –12TH GRADES • SAT & ACT PREP • HOMEWORK HELP • SUMMER PROGRAMS

Summer High School Volunteer Program Why Volunteer for Rec&Ed? • • • • • •

Flexible schedule Pick a volunteer experience based on what you already love to do – play sports, spend time with children, be outdoors Have fun with other teens in a relaxed work environment Build skills for your resume and future jobs Fill school volunteer requirements Contribute to your community

What would I be doing at this volunteer job for Rec&Ed? We have a number of different jobs, from working at Safety Town with kindergarteners to helping coach a softball team or supporting a child with special needs in a camp, to helping with office work. We will match your interests with a job that you will love! When would I be working? You will tell us when you’re available, then we will match your schedule with our needs. Some students will volunteer just one week, while others up to 4 weeks. We’re flexible! For more information call Vickie at 994-2300, ext. 53255 or email malcolm@aaps.k12.mi.us 24 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Hooked on Fun Camps with Eileen Bigham! Hooked on Fun Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53248

Campers will be divided by age and grade. • Camp hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. • Extended Care: 7:30 – 9:00 AM, 4:00 – 5:30 PM • Campers will be divided by age and grade into developmentally appropriate groups. • Camp fees include any field trips. • Register with ID# 2400.400. This is a free one-time prerequisite to enroll in any Hooked on Fun Camp. • Students provide lunch, beverage and snacks.

These camps are listed on pages 26-31

MEET THE CAMP LEADERS! For 18 years, Eileen has provided a variety of enriching and fun camps for children and adolescents through AAPS Rec&Ed. Many of her camps, such as Writing Camps and the Harry Potter theme camp, are perennial favorites. But Eileen never rests in finding new themes and curricula that work in a summer camp setting. New camps this year are Constitution, Art Like an Egyptian and Dojo Training. Eileen brings her many years of experience as an elementary art teacher to her camps. A graduate of Eastern Michigan University, she holds endorsements in both language arts and fine art. Teaching is her passion and it shows as she engages children through story telling, critical thinking exercises and dramatic play. Eileen enjoys working with her family; her sons Christopher and Daniel help administer the camps. Daniel is an award winning poet, and a former member of The Ann Arbor Youth Poetry Slam Team. He is a published writer, and regularly performs with Ann Arbor Wordworks, a local collegiate poetry troupe. Chris is an avid chess player, whose passion for the game began at the tender age of eight. He was taught the game by his grandfather who is a certified chess master in Japan. He constantly seeks opponents of greater skill than his own and passes this love of strategy and competition on to his students. REGISTER AT WWW.AARECED.COM

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Chess Camp Learn to be a better chess player! This camp is a great place for children to brush up their skills, receive in-depth instruction on individual pieces and complex strategies. Students explore history of chess, beginning basics and ad‑ vanced play. Campers train for the "Checkmate Championship" held at the end of camp. Beginning, advanced and all players in between are welcome. If you have a desire to learn to play chess or would like to take your chess skills to the next level, this camp is the camp for you! Director: Chris Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2415.401

Chess

K-9

Clague

6/16 – 6/20

$229

$249

2401.401

Extended care

K-9

Clague

6/16 – 6/20

$69

$79

2415.402

Chess

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/25 – 8/29

$229

$249

2401.411

Extended care

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/25 – 8/29

$69

$79

The Ultimate Field Trip Camp The Ultimate Field Trip Camp - Exploring Ann Arbor! Campers prepare for field trips with fun team building activities and safety training, then each day brings a new adventure. Destinations may include Zap Zone, Hands on Museum, Rave Movie Theater, Vets Pool, The Ice Cube, picnics at local parks and much more. You will have so much fun at this camp. Hop on the "Field Trip Train"! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2431.401

Ultimate Field Trip

K-9

Clague

6/16 – 6/20

$245

$265

2401.401

Extended care

K-9

Clague

6/16 – 6/20

$69

$79

Reading Camp On Your Mark. Get Set. Read! Don’t let the summer pass you by without reading an exciting book. Choose a book from our collection and we will help you read and understand the story. This camp helps children improve reading comprehension and increase reading stamina. Campers learn and refine reading skills with Reader’s Workshop research-based strategies. Campers are grouped by ability level for intensive work. Maximize your child's potential – READ WITH US! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2402.401

Reading

K-5

Clague

6/23 – 6/27

$229

$249

2401.402

Extended care

K-5

Clague

6/23 – 6/27

$69

$79

2402.402

Reading

K-5

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$229

$249

2401.408

Extended care

K-5

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$69

$79

2402.403

Reading

K-5

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/18 – 8/22

$229

$249

2401.410

Extended care

K-5

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/18 – 8/22

$69

$79

Draw & Display Art Exhibit Camp Envision an image. Draw. Render. Paint a Masterpiece. Display and Exhibit at Van Gogh’s Garage Sale. Campers will experi‑ ment with a wide array of art materials and create several individual and group projects. The seven elements of art will be taught and reflected in camper’s amazing works. Campers will mat and frame projects for an art exhibit and reception on Friday. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2434.401

Draw & Display Art

K-12

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$245

$265

2401.405

Extended care

K-12

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$69

$79

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Star Wars Camp

Advanced Star Wars Camp is on page 28

Come to a galaxy far far away and join the Jedi Council. In one exciting week, take part in a multitude of fun and exciting Star Wars activities and games. You make light sabers, reenact scenes, play Star Wars trivia, design costumes and much, much more. Do battle with the dark side and restore the Jedi order. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

AGES/GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2413.401

Star Wars

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

6/23 – 6/27

$229

$249

2401.402

Extended care

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

6/23 – 6/27

$69

$79

2413.402

Star Wars

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$229

$249

2401.405

Extended care

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$69

$79

Writing: Beginning Camp

Writing: Advanced I and II Camps are on page 29

Be a “professional” writer and illustrator while expanding your critical thinking skills. Writers create a publishing company, plan and produce individual, fully illustrated unique picture books. Discussions include writing motivation, craft of writing, extensive literature exposure, and anti-bias and multi-cultural themes. Art exploration includes graphic design, watercolor, illustration and collage techniques. Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced camps run in sequence; taking writing camps in se‑ quence is recommended but not required. In just four days, transform your first drafts into personal masterpieces. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday- Thursday. No camp 7/4. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2407.401

Beginning Writing

K-9

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$185

$205

2401.403

Extended care

K-9

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$55

$65

The Hobbit: Lord of the Rings Camp Go on an unexpected journey and bring the fantasy world of Middle Earth to life! Join the ranks of elves, dwarves, men, wizards or hobbits and play awesome games like Troll Tag, Sting the Spider and The Gollum Riddle Game. Build your own Hobbit Hole, eat first and second breakfasts and party down Hobbit style in The Shire. Go “There and Back Again” and catch the magic at this creative camp! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Thursday. No camp 7/4. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2423.401

Hobbit/Lord of the Rings

3-12

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$185

$205

2401.403

Extended care

3-12

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$55

$65

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 27

Constitution Camp

NEW!

Do you love history? Do you want to learn more? If you love US History, this camp is for you. Explore the constitution, branch‑ es of government, bill of rights, presidents, and voting. Special guest police ofﬁcers and lawyers will engage, educate and answer the questions kids want to know about our government. Go back in time to the colonial days for fun fare and frippery. Culminating activities include colonial fair, courtroom ﬁeld trip and mock jury trial. For the love of your country enroll in Constitution Camp! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2406.401

Constitution

4-8

Clague

7/7 – 7/11

$229

$249

2401.404

Extended care

4-8

Clague

7/7 – 7/11

$69

$79

Harry Potter Camp An Owl! An Owl! Calling on all Harry Potter Fans! Come to Platform 9 3/4 and take the Hogwarts Express this “Enchanting” Camp. Students are sorted into hous‑ and for five fun “Muggle-free” days, study “The Hogwarts Way”. Enjoy Quid‑ ditch Matches, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms, Potions, Herbology and many other hands-on Harry Potter activities! This year’s campers will choose activities from all the books, such as the amazing Tri-Wizard Tour‑ nament; building the Ministry of Magic, Partying Down at the Yule Ball, creating wizard band music videos, and attending Dumbledore’s funeral Bill & Fleur’s wedding. Even if you have not read the books, you are wel‑ come to join. Returning older students will host activities with young‑ wizards. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday.

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CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2409.401

Harry Potter

K-12

Clague

7/7 – 7/11

$229

$249

2401.404

Extended care

K-12

Clague

7/7 – 7/11

$69

$79

Art Like an Egyptian Camp

NEW!

Here is a chance for kids to spend a week this summer floating down the Nile River, exploring pyramids, pharaohs, mum‑ mies and hieroglyphs. Campers investigate ancient Egyptian culture and use their imaginations to create art reminiscent of Cleopatra and King Tut. They work together rehearsing an original musical, complete with props and costumes. A grand finale, stage performance will be presented on Thursday. Family and friends invited! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Thursday. No camp 7/4. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2404.401

Art Like an Egyptian

K-8

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$185

$205

2401.403

Extended care

K-8

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

$55

$65

Advanced Star Wars Camp “Return of the Jedi” - Advanced Star Wars Camp. Return for a second week to advance your Jedi skills and earn a special advanced rank! This special camp will allow you to study advanced techniques in every class at the Jedi School. Attendance at a previous Rec&Ed Star Wars camp required. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

AGES/GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2414.401

Advanced Star Wars

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$229

$249

2401.405

Extended care

Ages 4-9th grade

Clague

7/14 – 7/18

$69

$79

28 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Summer Math Explosion Camp

Friday.

Ready, set, go! Math addicts grab your calculators and prepare yourself for a summer experience like never before! Exponen‑ tially grow your math skills. Participate in challenging and creative math centers, match your skills against other campers in Mad Minute Math, Set, Mancala and more in this high octane summer math explosion! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-

CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2418.401

Summer Math

K-4

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$229

$249

2401.406

Extended care

K-4

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$69

$79

Dinosaur Prehistoric Adventure Camp “Breaking News”! Dinosaurs Discovered in Ann Arbor!! Come and join us for a new discovery at our exciting excavation sight. Explore the Jurassic Jungle, plus enjoy fossil making, a dinosaur dig and a field trip to the Natural History Museum. Many other prehistoric activities are planned for your paleolithic pleasure. Sign up before this dinosaur expedition becomes extinct. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2436.401

Dinosaur

K-5

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$229

$249

2401.406

Extended care

K-5

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$69

$79

Restaurant Camp Design and run your own restaurant! Camp‑ ers, you will become managers, hosts, cooks and waiters as you journey behind the scenes and into the exciting world of restaurants. Be‑ come an expert in customer service and food safety and hygiene as you learn the ins and outs of the eat‑ ing business. Field trips to local restaurants will assist in the learning and research of restaurant etiquette, nutrition and food critique. Campers will create a res‑ taurant theme, design uniforms, menus and decor. Bring your apron and tray. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2429.401

Restaurant

K-12

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$245

$265

2401.406

Extended care

K-12

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

$69

$79

Writing Advanced I and II Camps ADVANCED I writers will spend an entire week focused on accelerated writing strategies. Writers will be encouraged to expand their repertoire and write several narrative pieces. Then each camper will select one piece to take through an ex‑ tensive critique and revision process. This piece can then be used in the Advanced II writing curriculum and turned into an illustrated book. Campers in ADVANCED II will practice more writing techniques used by the “pros”! Participation in both weeks is highly encouraged but not required. Camper may enroll in either Advanced I or II. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2427.401

Advanced Writing I

K-12

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$229

$249

2401.407

Extended care

K-12

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$69

$79

2427.402

Advanced Writing II

K-12

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$229

$249

2401.409

Extended care

K-12

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$69

$79

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 29

Hooked on Fun Camps with Eileen Bigham! Circus-Under the Big Top Camp Did you ever dream of joining the circus? This is your chance of a lifetime to be a circus performer. Become a laughing clown and learn to juggle, dare to walk the “high wire” or be brave and tame the growling lions. Each camper uses loads of imaginative play to train to be a performer and become part of the circus parade. Our culminat‑ ing activity will be a “Big Top” performance for parents and friends com‑ plete with cotton candy and popcorn!! Join the circus today, you’ll be glad you did! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2439.401

Circus

K-9

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$229

$249

2401.407

Extended care

K-9

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$69

$79

Animé Camp Be spirited away to anime camp where it’s everything Manga! Campers work in groups to create an amazing cultural festival on Friday, complete with decorations, games, food and performances. Afternoon anime panels each day may include How to Draw Manga, COS Play, Animé Movie Review and Japanese Songs, Culture and Language. Catered food and a field trip to Vault of Midnight are some highlights of this delightful, popular camp. Great camp for Anime and Manga fans! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

2410.401

Japanese Animé

2401.407

Extended care

Dojo Training Camp

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

K-12

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$229

$249

K-12

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

$69

$79

NEW!

Dojo Training Camp is an excellent introduction to Jishukan Ryu Jujitsu and Japanese culture. Campers establish an excel‑ lent foundation in the fundamentals and practicing the guiding principals of this unique and exciting art! Our profession‑ ally trained instructors are experienced in helping children learn the importance of respect, self-control and focused listen‑ ing skills. Your child will spend each day rotating through exciting classes that increase physical fitness, encourage creative minds and develop self-confidence. Experience quality training and great personal satisfaction as you study this traditional Japanese art. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2405.401

Dojo Training

K-8

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$229

$249

2401.408

Extended care

K-8

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$69

$79

Movie Theater Camp Lights! Camera! Action! Movie Theater Camp. Campers write, act, shoot, direct and edit their own short film. Camp culmi‑ nate with a screening and “Oscars Award Show” on Friday afternoon. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2435.401

Movie Theater

3-9

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$229

$249

2401.408

Extended care

3-9

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

$69

$79

Enroll one child in 4 weeks of full-day camps in one transaction and receive a 10% discount. Look for the Symbol! 30 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Peace in the World Camp Learning Global Awareness through Simulations and Games! Camper build skills that may include the following activities in conflict resolution, learn to apply anti-bullying techniques, develop socio-economic awareness and learn tolerance and antibias principles. Participants may build their own governments with their newly acquired knowledge and expertise. Peace in the World Camp: developing thoughtful, future players for the world stage.Di‑ rector: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2449.401

Peace

3-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$229

$249

2401.409

Extended care

3-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$69

$79

Science Fair Camp Come one, come all science enthusiasts! This is your opportunity to get your hands dirty! Using the scientific method, campers have a blast creating distinctive and original science projects that question the world around us. Campers are also invited to par‑ ticipate in their very own science fair. From chemistry to physics, from geology to biology this camp offers plenty to satisfy any science addict’s sweet tooth. Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2417.401

Science Fair

4-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$229

$249

2401.409

Extended care

4-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/11 – 8/15

$69

$79

Kidconomics Camp Kids learn fiscal responsibility as they explore money management. As both CEO and an “average customer”, kids create their own economic system that includes currency and play at being in charge. Each camper makes a budget, earns an income, makes investments and develops a business plan. Everyone invents a product to sell to be an entrepreneur. This camp is great “stimulus package” for each child’s best economic interests! Director: Eileen Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2411.401

Kidconomics

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/18 – 8/22

$229

$249

2401.410

Extended care

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/18 – 8/22

$69

$79

Pokemon/Trading Card Camp Attention all Yu-Gi-Oh! Poke'mon and Magic the Gathering fans. Do you have what it takes to dominate your favorite card game tournament? Look no further! Now, an exciting camp gives you the opportunity to show what you are made of. In one action packed week, you construct your own decks and learn strategies to be the best. Don't have your own cards? Not a problem we provide a trading card draft for those without their own decks. Students provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: Daniel Bigham. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

CAMP

GRADES

LOCATION

DATE

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

2412.401

Pokemon

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/25 – 8/29

$229

$249

2401.411

Extended care

K-9

Church of the Good Shepherd

8/25 – 8/29

$69

$79

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 31

Sports & Athletics Camps Sports Camps are available for kids in pre-kindergarten through high school (entering fall 2014). Camps are co-ed unless otherwise indicated. Participants will receive a sports bag. Don’t forget to bring water, snack, lunch and sunscreen to camp.

Preschool Sports Camps Sports Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Preschool Basketball Camp All about the basics! Campers learn everything from naming the lines on the court to the proper dribbling, shooting, and defensive stance. Improving motor skills and overall physical fitness is the focus of the camp. The coaches provide a comfortable, pressure-free environ‑ ment while learning the fundamentals of basketball with an emphasis on fun! Coaches: One on One Basket‑ ball. Monday-Thursday. CAMP ID#

AGES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3404.401

3-5 yrs

Ann Arbor Open

6/30 – 7/3

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$59

$65

Pre-School Soccer Camp Campers (must be 3 by start of camp) will learn the very basics of soccer through FUNdamental games and exercises. Young players develop motor skills such as balance and movement as they practice dribbling and shooting in a “soccer” environ‑ ment. Campers also improve their listening skills and following verbal directions. Small-sided games are played on Friday. Campers must wear appropriate shoes (no sandals). Please bring water. Coaches: British Elite Soccer Training staff. MondayFriday. CAMP ID#

AGES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3415.401

3-5 yrs.

Wines

6/16 – 6/20

12:30 PM – 1:30 PM

$65

$69

3415.402

3-5 yrs

Scarlett

7/21 – 7/25

4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$65

$69

3415.403

3-5 yrs

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$65

$69

Mini-Kids Fun 4 All Sports Camp Must be 4 prior to camp. No pressure - just lots of fun! Remember the days of playing capture the flag with the neighbor‑ hood kids? How about picking teams and playing kickball on the old sandlot? Our coaches lead campers through a variety of sports and games including soccer, kickball, dodgeball, basketball, capture the flag, football and many more. Come out and have some good ol’ backyard fun! Please bring water. Campers must wear appropriate clothing; no sandals. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday - Friday. CAMP ID#

AGES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3413.401

4-7 yrs

Allen

6/16 – 6/20

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$75

$79

3413.402

4-7 yrs

Haisley

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$75

$79

32 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

Mini-Kids 5 Sports Camp Must be 4 prior to camp. Campers are introduced to 5 different sports! The ba‑ sics of baseball, football (non-contact), volleyball, golf, and even lacrosse are taught. Each day of the week campers get a basic overview of a different sport. Engaging in fun agility routines, campers improve motor skills and overall physi‑ cal fitness. Our coaches are committed to making sure the kids have fun in a safe, pressure free environment. “Our goal is to help increase camper’s confidence through sports.” Please bring water. Campers must wear appropriate cloth‑ ing; no sandals. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

AGES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3414.401

4-7 yrs

Ann Arbor Open

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$75

$79

3414.402

4-7 yrs

Haisley

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

$75

$79

Baseball Baseball Camp Whether your camper has played for a few seasons or is just starting out, this camp is the one to choose! Each day campers work on basic to advanced baseball skills and play a game, too. Campers learn in a safe, structured environment, have fun and gain con‑ fidence playing baseball. Daily hitting, fielding, pitching and outfield stations are featured as well as daily trivia con‑ tests and prizes for everyone. Please bring mitts, bats, snack and water bot‑ tles marked with their name. Coaches: GVP Sports staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3405.401

1-6

Allmendinger Park

6/16 – 6/20

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

3405.402

1-6

Allmendinger Park

7/7 – 7/11

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

3405.403

1-6

Allmendinger Park

7/21 – 7/25

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$115

$125

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Basketball Basketball Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Basketball Camp: Half Day This half day camp is the perfect basketball program for children who want to learn more about dribbling, ball handling, shoot‑ ing, defense, offense and the rules behind basketball. Campers have fun with daily drills, games, and team building exercises. The coaches provide a comfortable, pressure-free environment with an emphasis on fun! Please bring water and a snack. Coaches: One on One Basketball. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3402.401

1-5

Thurston

6/16 – 6/20

9:00 AM – 12 noon

$159

$169

3402.402

4-8 Boys

Scarlett

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 12 noon

$159

$169

Basketball Camp: Full Day Does your camper want more basketball? Our full day camp is right choice for this summer! Drills that improve skills in drib‑ bling, passing, shooting, defense, offense and teamwork are the focus of instruction for each player. Offensive and defensive strategies, and conditioning are taught. Campers work on their ball handling, shooting, defense, footwork, agility, and over‑ all basketball IQ. There will also be daily contests and scrimmages. Sportsmanship is emphasized. Each camper has a shot at our famous moneyball contest! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: One on One Basketball. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3402.403

1-3

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3402.404

4-6

Clague

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

“Got Game” Advanced Skills Basketball Camp: Full-Day Do your campers think they’ve got game? Do they want to take their talents to the next level? Then register them for our off-season Advanced Skills Basketball Camp! Our experienced coaches focus on improving campers basketball IQ and ability through daily drills, skill competitions, conditioning and agility workouts, plus new resistance training methods. Campers improve their dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and footwork! 2on2, 3on3, 4on4, and 5on5 competitions and scrimmages are held all week! Each camper receives a jersey and a chance to win other exciting prizes throughout the week! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: One on One Basketball. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

3402.405

3-8

TBA

8/18 – 8/22

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

AFTER 4/20

$299

Pioneer Basketball Camp for Boys This all-day camp is designed for the young player looking to make a significant leap in his basketball skill and development. The Pioneer coaching staff teaches campers the fundamental skill development and defensive theories that helped Pioneer teams attain one of the state’s top winning percentages during the past 8 years. Hands-on skill work through stations, 3on3 or 5on5 game play and several individual contests are included in this camp. Please bring snack, lunch and water (concession stand also available with pizza lunch for fee). Coaches: Rex Stanczak, Pioneer HS Varsity Coach, coaching staff and players. Monday Thursday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3450.401

3-8

Pioneer

6/16 – 6/19

8:30 AM – 3:30 PM

$239

$259

3450.402

3-8

Pioneer

7/28 –8/1

8:30 AM – 3:30 PM

$239

$259

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Pioneer Basketball Camp for Girls This camp designed for girls interested in playing basketball is directed by Crystal Westfield, Pioneer Girl's Varsity coach and the Pioneer coaching staff and players. Campers acquire and improve fundamental skills, improve ball handling and work on fast break and transition drills. Campers have the opportunity to participate in drill work, scrimmages, games, and skill contests. Please bring water and snack. Monday-Thursday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3408.401

3-5

Pioneer

7/7 – 7/17

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

$115

$125

3408.402

6-8

Pioneer

7/7 – 7/17

10:30 AM – 12:30 PM

$149

$159

3408.403

9-12

Pioneer

7/7 – 7/10

12:30 PM – 3:30 PM

$115

$125

Skyline Basketball Camp for Middle School Improve your game by working on offensive and defensive fundamentals! Campers focus on improving the jump shot (through video analysis) and learning how to attack the basket with a variety of moves from perimeter to post. Campers have fun with skill competitions and scrimmages. Meet current Skyline players and tour the school. Water and snack are provided. Coaches: Mike Lovelace, Skyline Head Varsity Boy’s Coach, Skyline coaching staff and players. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3475.401

6-8

Skyline

6/23 – 6/27

1:00 PM – 4:30 PM

$109

$119

Skyline Youth Basketball Camp Does your camper love basketball? Join us for a week of offensive and defensive fundamental skill work, competition drills and scrimmages. Campers participate in individual skills, team competitions and game situations. Plus they work with current Skyline High School players! Water and snack are provided. Coaches: Mike Lovelace, Skyline Head Varsity Boy’s Coach, Skyline coaching staff and current players. Monday- Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3476.401

2-5

Skyline

6/23 – 6/27

8:30 AM – 12 Noon

$109

$119

BE READY: Basketball Training Camp Boys and Girls. Want to work on your game during the off-sea‑ son? Our experienced coaches help campers elevate their game and get ready for next season! Through daily drills and skill competitions, campers focus on basketball IQ and improving ball han‑ dling, passing, shooting, defense and footwork! Our CSCS Coach (Certi‑ fied Strength and Conditioning Specialist) brings his expertise to guide campers through different reaction, speed, balance, strength, agility and conditioning workouts. In addition, 2on2, 3on3, 4on4, and 5on5 competitions and scrimmages are held all week! Each camper receives a jersey and a chance to win other exciting prizes throughout the week! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Campers are separated by age or ability level. Coaches: One on One Basketball staff. Monday-Friday.

Photo: Lon Horwedel

CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3402.431

BOYS 9 -12

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$299

$319

3402.432

GIRLS 9 -12

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$299

$319

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Field Hockey

Field Hockey Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Intro to Field Hockey Camp: Half Day Kids who want to pick up new skills or refresh basics before the fall season starts should enroll in this camp! Our coaches demon‑ strate proper techniques in shots, stick skills, passing and shots on goal. Campers learn the rules of the field, corners, defensive tack‑ ling and field positioning. Please bring shinguards, a mouthguard, field hockey stick, water and snack. Beginner sticks are available for use during camp. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3411.401

1-6

Pioneer

6/16 – 6/20

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

Field Hockey Skills Camp: Full Day Is your camper looking for a chance to build field hockey knowledge and skill set? Sweeps, drives, full-field passing, corner plays, defensive and offensive positioning and field awareness are practiced. Whether a beginner or hockey aficionado, join us for a week filled with drills, scrimmages and games. Please bring water, lunch, shin guards, a mouthguard and stick. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3411.402

3-5

Pioneer

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3411.403

6-8

Pioneer

7/14 – 7/18

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

Field Hockey Camp: Tune up for Fall Must have prior experience. Campers practice fundamental skills such as dribbling, passing and shooting. Advanced work in offense and defense strategies and penalty corners is taught through fun and creative drills with an em‑ phasis on the development of stick work skills. Please mouthguard, shinguards, water and snack. Sticks provided or bring your own. Coach: Marsha Mumm, Greenhills HS coach. Contact her at mmumm@greenhillsschool.org with further questions. Monday-Thursday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3406.401

5-8

Buhr Park

8/25 – 8/28

4:00 PM – 6:30 PM

$89

$99

Huron Field Hockey Camp: Half Day

You’ll have a great time working with Huron High School coaches and players in this camp. Participate in skill games and scrim‑ mages to learn the techniques needed to improve your play. More challenging drills are taught for advanced campers, while begin‑ ners work on the fundamentals of the game. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: Huron Field Hockey coaching staff and players. Monday-Wednesday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

3459.401

3-8

LOCATION

Huron

DATES

8/4 – 8/6

TIMES

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

EARLY BIRD

$95

AFTER 4/20

$105

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Football Football Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Football Skills Camp (non-contact): Half Day Does your camper want to learn how to play foot‑ ball without the contact? Real football drills and skills are taught, including passing, rushing, receiv‑ ing, as well as offensive and defensive strategies. Your camper learns how to play football in a safe, fun environment! Teamwork and sportsmanship are emphasized in our pressure-free camp. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3403.401

K-4

Haisley

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

Football Advanced Skills Camp (non-contact): Full-Day Our coaches bring their experience, knowledge, and passion to help elevate your camper’s game to the next level! Focus is on improving camper’s football IQ and ability, through daily drills, skill competitions, conditioning and agility workouts and resistance training methods. Campers improve their techniques in passing, rushing and receiving. Campers move through “mock” combines to show them what the pros go through! Daily competitions and scrimmages. Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Players will be split up by grade or ability. Coaches: One On One Sports Training staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3403.402

3-5

Pioneer

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3403.403

6-8

Pioneer

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

Golf

Golf Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Beginning Golf Camp Campers learn about the fundamentals of the swing, chipping, and putting through various drills and stations. For the older campers, game improvement drills, golf etiquette, rules and golf course safety are also taught. Please bring water and snack. Golf clubs provided for use during camp or bring your own. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3412.401

1-4

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

3412.402

5-8

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

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Lacrosse

Lacrosse Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Beginner Lacrosse Camp This is for campers with little or no experience playing lacrosse. Campers enjoy a fun week of skill-building activities designed to improve their stick handling, cradling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills. All programs are co-ed, non-contact and skill-based. Please bring mouth guard, lacrosse stick, snack and water. Lacrosse Sticks are available, if needed. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3407.401

1-6

Huron

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

Lacrosse Skills Camp for Boys and Girls: Half Day BOYS This fun, safe and exciting low contact, skill-based camp is great for players of all skill levels. Campers gain experience in the proper techniques through small and large group activities and skill contests. GIRLS Players of any level will love this fun, safe and exciting skill-based camp. Campers gain experience in the proper techniques through small and large group activities and skill contests. Everyone needs to bring lacrosse stick, mouth guard, snack and water. Boys also need to bring gloves, elbow pads and helmet. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES–

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3407.402

Boys 4-8

Skyline

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

3407.403

Girls 4-8

Skyline

7/28 – 8/1

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

Lacrosse Skills Camp: Full Day Does your camper want to take their lacrosse game to the next level? Our coaches will help they elevate their game through drills, techniques, conditioning, agility and scrimmaging. Campers will work on ball handling, fast break, and transition skills and participate in daily skill contests and games. 1on1, 2 on 2, 3on3, and more individual and team competitions! Please bring lacrosse stick, mouth guard, helmet/goggles, water, lunch and a snack. Boys also bring gloves and elbow pads. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3407.411

3-5

Pioneer

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3407.412

6-8

Pioneer

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

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Multi-Sports

Sports Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

All-Sports Camp This fun-filled camp is perfect for the sports-minded kid. Campers who love sports and games will enjoy playing a variety of sports and games each day and learning new ones! Campers should bring a baseball mitt and a pair of indoor/ outdoor shoes and our staff supplies the rest! All players have a chance to win daily prizes! Please bring water, snack and sack lunch. Coaches: GVP Sports staff. Monday-Friday. (Sec 401 is half day Monday - Thursday). CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3401.401

2-8

Scarlett

6/30 – 7/3

9:30 AM – 12 Noon

$85

$89

3401.402

2-8

Scarlett

7/28 – 8/1

9:30 AM – 3:30 PM

$199

$219

3401.403

2-8

Clague

8/4 – 8/8

9:30 AM – 3:30 PM

$199

$219

World of Sports Challenger British Sports Camp Does your camper want to try sports played in other parts of the world? This camp is perfect for the camper looking for something new. Campers participate in several popular British sports and games including Rugby, Cricket, Rounders, British Bulldogs, Kickball, Handball and Wembley. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: Challenger Sports staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3453.401

1-8

Haisley

7/14 – 7/18

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$159

$169

Sports Conditioning Athletic Training Camp Does your camper want to improve footwork, balance, speed and agility? Campers are put through a variety of drills that work on key com‑ ponents: SCP (strength, conditioning, power), SAQ (speed, agility, quickness) and CBIP (core, balance, injury prevention). Coach Steve brings his experience and high energy to the camp to develop the proper foundation for campers’ ath‑ letic skills. Coach: Steve Koski, One on One Sports Training head CSCS (Certified Strength and Con‑ ditioning Specialist). Monday-Wednesday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3418.401

4-8

3418.402

4-8

Skyline

6/30 – 7/2

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$99

$109

Skyline

8/18 – 8/20

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$99

$109

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Soccer

Soccer Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Soccer Fundamental Skills Camp: Half Day No matter the skill level, your camper’s ball control, shooting and passing techniques and defensive skills will improve! Campers gain the overall knowledge necessary to play with a team! These camps are a "no pressure, fun for all" activity. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: One On One Sports Training (402, 404), British Elite Soccer Training (401, 403). Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3409.401

K-5

Wines

6/16 – 6/20

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

3409.402

K-5

Scarlett

6/23 – 6/27

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

3409.403

K-5

Allmendinger

8/11 – 8/15

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

3409.404

4-8

Huron

7/7 – 7/11

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$159

$169

Soccer Camp: Evening Campers improve their ball control, shooting and passing techniques, as well as defensive skills, in this camp. Campers gain the overall knowledge necessary to play with a team! These camps are a "no pressure, fun for all" activity. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: British Elite Soccer Training staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3409.405

K-5

Scarlett

7/21 – 7/25

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

$105

$115

3409.406

K-5

Clague

7/28 – 8/1

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

$105

$115

Soccer Skills & Drills Camp: Full day Campers work on proper fundamentals for ball control, passing, shooting, defensive skills, footwork and position aware‑ ness. Daily drills, contests, scrimmages and exciting games are used to teach sportsmanship, teamwork, discipline and char‑ acter development. All skill levels are welcome! Each camper gets a chance in the moneyball contest. Please bring water, lunch and a snack. Campers split by grade and/or skill. Coaches: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADE

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3409.411

1-6

Skyline

7/14 –7/18

9:00 AM –4:00 PM

$279

$299

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“Next Level” Soccer Advanced Training Camp: Full day Got skills? This camp is for experienced players who want take their game to the next level. Campers improve their game through daily drills while focusing on ball control, conditioning and agility, footwork and proper positioning. Campers also enjoy contests, scrimmaging 1on1, 2 on 2, 3 on 3, 4 on 4 and more individual and team competitions! Campers have a chance to win exciting prizes! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: One on One Sports Training staff. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3409.412

3-5

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3409.413

6-8

Pioneer

8/4 – 8/8

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

Adapted Soccer Camp TOPSoccer Camp Young people with disabilities receive training to play soccer in a caring coaching environment. Generally the participant to staff ratio will be one-to-one. The training program consists of practice drills and small sided games or scrimmages with weekly themes (e.g. dribbling, passing, shooting, integration.) Groups will be separated by age and ability. TOPSoccer is offered through a joint program between The University of Michigan, Community Education and Recreation, B.E.S.T and Michigan Jaguars. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

AGES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3410.401

5-22

Wines

6/16 – 6/20

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

$49

$59

Volleyball

Volleyball Camp Questions? Call 994-2300, ext. 53233

Volleyball Fundamentals Camp: Half Day Campers work on the basic techniques of volleyball and skills such as bumping, setting, spiking, blocking and serving. Campers learn teamwork, in-game rules and strategies. Daily skill contests and games, plus individual and team competi‑ tions are held throughout the week. Please bring snack, water and knee-pads (optional). Coach: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Thursday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3416.401

4-8

Clague

6/30 – 7/3

9:00 AM – 12 Noon

$129

$139

“Next Level” Volleyball Skills Camp: Full Day Campers learn and improve skills in bumping, setting, spiking, and blocking. Campers focus on developing successful serving techniques, teamwork and in-game strategies. Daily skill contests and games, plus individual and team com‑ petitions are held throughout the week. Please bring water, lunch and kneepads. Coach: One on One Sports Training. Monday-Friday. CAMP ID#

GRADES

LOCATION

DATES

TIMES

EARLY BIRD

AFTER 4/20

3416.402

3-5

Scarlett

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

3416.403

6-8

Scarlett

7/21 – 7/25

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

$279

$299

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Summer Camps 2014 Parent Information Entering/Rising Throughout this catalog the grades listed are for children who are entering the indicated grade this fall (2014/2015). Safety Town Program and Safety Town Camp are for children entering Kindergarten or first grade this fall, 2014. Register Early, Save Money Register by April 20 and pay the Early Bird fee. You will receive significant savings on each week of camp. Multi-Week Discount Enroll‑ ing any child in 4 or more weeks of full day summer camps in one transaction saves 10% off the total cost. Eligible camps have an asterisk in the Table of Contents (page 3). You will not receive a discount if you enroll the same child in these camps in separate transactions. Safety First A parent or guard‑ ian of preschool and elemen‑ tary aged children must accom‑ pany the chìld(ren) into camp every day and sign in the child. At the end of each day, the par‑ ent or guardian must come into the building to pick up the child and sign out the child(ren). If you are sending a relative or friend to pick up your child, please provide a written note giving that person permission. Dress Appropriately Make sure your child is dressed for com‑ fort, safety and appropriate temperatures. Avoid dark colored jeans and t-shirts on a hot day, as well as clothing with strings attached that may get caught on play equipment. Shoes are a challenge, too. Most camps go outside every day so tennis shoes are the best option. Sun Screen We recommend putting sunscreen on your child before your child comes to camp. Campers play outside almost every day. Supplies to Pack These may include food and/or snacks, water bottles and sunscreen. Make sure that any clothes, backpack and other items your child brings are okay to gets wet, soiled or ripped. Label all clothes and supplies with your child's name using a permanent marker. Medications If your child must take a medication during the camp day, the Ann Arbor Public Schools medication policy states that the on-site administration of any medication re‑ quires written authorization on flle. The authorization must be signed by both a physician and a parent, whether the medica‑ tion is prescribed or over-the-counter. All medications must be in their original containers and clearly labeled.

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Allergies If your child has an allergy action plan, please let us know at least four weeks in advance of your child's participa‑ tion in the camp. Call 734-994-2298 or 734-994-2300 ext. 53219. Camps follow the district policy governing use of Epi-pens for allergic reactions. It is the parent's responsibility to com‑ municate any special concerns to the Camp Coordinator and to provide any necessary training to camp staff. We require at least two weeks notice for staff to be trained in the use of the Epi-pen. Special Accommodations Rec&Ed makes every effort to provide reasonable accommo‑ dations for children with spe‑ cial needs. Staff needs to talk to parents at least four weeks in advance of the camp start day to be able to accomplish this. Please call 734-994-2300, ext. 53219 at least four weeks in advance to talk through your child's situation. “Nut Aware” Schools lf you receive a message or see a sign indicating that a building or area in a building is "nut aware" please respect that rule when you send food with your child. Please do not send food containing nuts or manufactured at facilities that produce nut products. Staff will follow the Ann Arbor Nut Aware SACC Snack and Nutrition policy. Lunches and Snacks Packed lunches at camp are often kept at room temperature for 4-6 hours. There are several ways to keep a packed lunch safe to eat. Choose foods that may safely be kept at room temperature. Select and handle food carefully to prevent food poisoning. Insulated, soft-sided lunch boxes or bags are best for keeping food cold, but pack at least two ice sources with perishable food any type of lunch bag or box you use. All our camps are “nut aware”. Trained Staff Make the Difference Staff receive ongoing train‑ ing in the areas of child development, quality environment, programming, behavior management, health and safety. Each camp has at least one staff member who is CPR and First-aid certified. T-shirts Some of our camps provide a t-shirt for each camper. Please indicate the t-shirt size of your child on the registration form. You will be required to complete this information if you register online.

Camp Transfers Transfers to other camps should be requested prior to the second day of camp and are subject to camp avail‑ ability. Camp Scholarship Program • Fee waivers are available to permanent residents of the Ann Arbor Public School District in need of financial assistance. Scholarship applicants should submit a completed application with residency and income verification at least two weeks before any program registration period. • During the Summer term 2 classes/activities or 1 camp and 1 class/activity may be selected using your Rec&Ed scholarship. Some classes/activities/camps may be limited or excluded from the scholarship program. • Any listed scholarship co-pay must be included with your registration form.

Credit/Cancellation Policy Please let us know as soon as pos‑ sible if your child does not plan to participate in a camp so that we can contact a child on the wait list. There is no refund, credit or reduction of fees for classes missed by a camper. You're en‑ titled to a refund as a credit on your Rec&Ed account if: • You let us know in advance of the camp start date and according to the chart below TIME OF REQUEST

REFUND

ADMIN. FEE

15 or more days prior to start of camp

100%

$25

Within 7 – 14 days of the start of camp

50%

$25

Less than 6 days of the start of camp

25%

$25

After the first day of start of camp

• You submit your request in writing by mail or e-maíl to Rec&Ed Refund Request 1515 S. Seventh St., Ann Arbor, MI 48103 or e-maìl: refunds@aaps.k12.mi.us Refunds will be paid in full when our department cancels camps. For more information see reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced. home/reced.catalog/refund_policy

• Our scholarship spots fill up fast each year. If your child can’t attend a camp he/she is registered for, please notify the office immediately so that we can invite a child from the waitlist. Failure to notify may result in revoking future use of the scholarship program unless good cause is shown. • Additional information may be obtained by calling 734-994-2300 ext 53223 or online at www.aareced.com • Unfortunately, our on-line registration system cannot process scholarships. If you wish to register using your scholarship you may either mail or drop off your registration. Weather & Facility Cancellation Hotline Department-wide, 734-994-2300 ext. 53114 Rec&Ed activities for youth programs will be cancelled when the Civil Preparedness issues a severe weather or tornado WARN‑ ING prior to the start of the activity. When a school is closed due to power loss or other facility problems, the Rec&Ed activities in that school are cancelled. Americans with Disabilities Act Access to programs and fa‑ cilities is intended to be non-discriminatory. For information on special accommodations, call 734-994-2300, ext. 53219. We need a minimum of a 4-week notice to arrange special accom‑ modations for a camper.

Wait List Policy Participants who register after a camp has reached its maximum enrollment will be placed on a wait list for that class. • A wait list conflrmatìon be mailed. • You will be contacted when an opening is available. • Do not attend the camp for which you are wait-listed until our staff notifies you. If an opening does not occur, payment made with an individual check will be returned to the payor. Payment made with a single check for multiple registrations will be credited to the payor's account. This credit may be used for future registrations or will be refunded upon receipt of a written request. Credit cards are not charged for camp registrations that are wait listed. REGISTER AT WWW.AARECED.COM

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C E R ED &

SUMMER CAMP 2014 REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASE PRINT AND FILL OUT COMPLETELY. USE SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH PAYOR

Residency: Is your primary residence within the Ann Arbor Public School District? Yes q No q Do you have a current Rec&Ed scholarship? Yes q No q Pending q ID#_____________________ Change in address or phone for registrant since last registration? Yes q No q Change in address or phone for payor since last registration? Yes q No q

CLASS & CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP ID#

CAMP TITLE

#2 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION #1 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

FEE

Office Use _______ of ________ Batch # ____________ Trans # ____________

Office Use

FIRST NAME ______________________________________________ LAST NAME ______________________________________________ q CK q CA ADDRESS_____________________________CITY _______________

q CC q CR

ST ______ ZIP ______________ PHONE ________________________ # _____________ BIRTHDATE_______________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE ___________

Total $__________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 14 _________________________________

Registering a child for a camp includes permission for that child to participate in any scheduled field trips. REQUIRED INFORMATION: FOR YOUTH ENROLLING IN CAMP

SHIRT SIZE CHILD: q S qM qL ADULT: q S q M qL qXL qXXL

Disc. ___________

EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME _________________________________________________________________ PHONE: (__________) __________________________________ DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE ANY ALLERGIES OR MEDICAL CONDITIONS? q NO q YES (EXPLAIN) _____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ DATE ___________________________ SIGNATURE ______________________________________________

CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP ID#

#2 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

CAMP TITLE

Office Use

FEE

FIRST NAME _____________________________________________ LAST NAME _____________________________________________

q CK q CA q CC q CR

ADDRESS____________________________CITY _______________ ST ______ ZIP ______________ PHONE _______________________

Registering a child for a camp includes permission for that child to participate in any scheduled field trips. REQUIRED INFORMATION: FOR YOUTH ENROLLING IN CAMP

# _____________

BIRTHDATE_______________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE __________

Total $__________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 14 _______________________________

Disc. ___________

SHIRT SIZE CHILD: q S qM qL ADULT: q S q M qL qXL qXXL

Payor Name

(Person paying for classes(es) activities

FIRST NAME _____________________________________ LAST NAME____________________________________________________ ADDRESS _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ STREET

Please complete entire section

Make check payable to: AAPS (ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS) Do not send cash

Include payment: Credit from Rec&Ed account:

ZIP

HOME PHONE (_______) ________________________________ WORK PHONE (_________)__________________________________ EMAIL ____________________________________________________________ BIRTHDATE________________ GENDER: M q F q

PAYMENT METHOD:

Credit cards

CITY

$ ___________________

q CHECK q CREDIT CARD q SCHOLARSHIP # __________________ q CREDIT ON REC & ED ACCOUNT

$1 donation to the Rec&Ed Scholarship Fund q

Name _______________________________________________________________________________________ Print your name exactly as it appears on the credit card qVISA q Mastercard q AM EXPRESS Total Fee (Required) $ ________________________________________

Sorry we cannot accept debit cards at this time Card # _____________________________________________ Exp. Date _____________ CVV# ________________ 3-DIGIT SECURITY CODE

SIGNATURE (REQUIRED) __________________________________________________________________________

Amount Paid: $_______________

Mail entire form to: Rec&Ed SUMMER CAMP 1515 S.Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103

I agree to pay above total amount according to the card issuers agreement and the REC & ED Refund/Credit policy as listed in this catalog.

44 Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS

C RE ED &

SUMMER CAMP 2014 REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASE PRINT AND FILL OUT COMPLETELY. USE SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH PAYOR

CLASS & CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP ID#

CAMP TITLE

#2 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION #1 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

FEE

Office Use _______ of ________ Batch # ____________ Trans # ____________

Office Use

FIRST NAME ______________________________________________ LAST NAME ______________________________________________ q CK q CA ADDRESS_____________________________CITY _______________

q CC q CR

ST ______ ZIP ______________ PHONE ________________________ # _____________ BIRTHDATE_______________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE ___________

Total $__________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 14 _________________________________

Registering a child for a camp includes permission for that child to participate in any scheduled field trips. REQUIRED INFORMATION: FOR YOUTH ENROLLING IN CAMP

SHIRT SIZE CHILD: q S qM qL ADULT: q S q M qL qXL qXXL

Disc. ___________

CAMP SELECTIONS CAMP ID#

#2 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

CAMP TITLE

Office Use

FEE

FIRST NAME _____________________________________________ LAST NAME _____________________________________________

q CK q CA q CC q CR

ADDRESS____________________________CITY _______________ ST ______ ZIP ______________ PHONE _______________________

Registering a child for a camp includes permission for that child to participate in any scheduled field trips. REQUIRED INFORMATION: FOR YOUTH ENROLLING IN CAMP

# _____________

BIRTHDATE_______________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE __________

Total $__________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 14 _______________________________

Disc. ___________

SHIRT SIZE CHILD: q S qM qL ADULT: q S q M qL qXL qXXL

Payor Name

(Person paying for classes(es) activities

Please complete entire section

Make check payable to: AAPS (ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS) Do not send cash

Include payment: Credit from Rec&Ed account:

ZIP

PAYMENT METHOD:

Credit cards

CITY

$ ___________________

q CHECK q CREDIT CARD q SCHOLARSHIP # __________________ q CREDIT ON REC & ED ACCOUNT

$1 donation to the Rec&Ed Scholarship Fund q

Sorry we cannot accept debit cards at this time Card # _____________________________________________ Exp. Date _____________ CVV# ________________ 3-DIGIT SECURITY CODE

SIGNATURE (REQUIRED) __________________________________________________________________________

Amount Paid: $_______________

Mail entire form to: Rec&Ed SUMMER CAMP 1515 S.Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103

I agree to pay above total amount according to the card issuers agreement and the REC & ED Refund/Credit policy as listed in this catalog.

Rec&Ed 2014 SUMMER CAMPS 45

Rec&Ed Camp Map Key

To locate schools on the adjacent map, note the code next to each school and use the letters above and the numbers along the right side of the map to find the locations.

Elementary Schools

Other Rec&Ed Class Sites

Abbot Allen Angell Bach Bryant Burns Park Carpenter Dicken

2670 Sequoia Parkway 2560 Towner Boulevard 1608 S. University 600 W. Jefferson 2150 Santa Rosa Drive 1414 Wells Street 4250 Central Boulevard 2135 Runnymede

(B-4) (I-9) (H-6) (F-5) (I-10) (H-7) (N-9) (C-7)

Rec&Ed Office (H-10) 1515 S. Seventh St. (in the E. Wing of Pioneer HS)

Ann Arbor Preschool & Family Center (H-9) 2775 Boardwalk Eberbach Cultural Arts Building (CAB) (G-7) 1220 S. Forest St, at corner of Wells St. High Point (A-7) 1735 S. Wagner Road

Eberwhite Haisley King Lakewood Lawton Logan Ann Arbor Open @ Mack Mitchell Northside Pattengill Pittsfield Thurston Wines

800 Soule 825 Duncan 3800 Waldenwood Lane 344 Gralake 2250 S. Seventh 2685 Traver 920 Miller

(E-6) (C-4) (M-5) (B-5) (D-8) (J-2) (F-4)

Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) 1819 S. Wagner Road

(A-8) (D-6 )

3550 Pittsview 912 Barton Drive 2100 Crestland Drive 2543 Pittsfield Boulevard 2300 Prairie 1701 Newport Road

(K-10) (H-3) (I-8) (L-9) (K-2) (D-3)

Rudolph Steiner Health Center 1422 West Liberty Street Allmendinger Park On Pauline St., between S. 7th & Main Buhr Park 2751 Packard Road Church of the Good Shepherd 2145 Independence Boulevard Greenhills 850 Greenhills Nichols Arboretum 1610 Washington Heights Mathnasium Learning Center 2111 Packard Road, Suite C

A. B. C. D E. F. G.

Middle Schools Clague Forsythe Scarlett Slauson Tappan

2616 Nixon Road 1655 Newport Road 3300 Lorraine 1019 W. Washington 2251 E. Stadium Boulevard

(E-7) (J-9) (I-9) (M-6) (H-5) (H-8)

(K-2) (E-3) (K-10) (D-5) (I-7)

High Schools Community Huron Pioneer Roberto Clemente Skyline Ann Arbor Tech

401 N. Division 2727 Fuller Road 601 W. Stadium Boulevard 4377 Textile Road 2552 N. Maple Road 2800 Stone School Road

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(F-5) (K-5) (E-7) (N-12) (B-3) (I-9)

REC&ED Camp Locations G

HURON

RD . NE

S. IND

R-

EISENHOWER

R N P

RIVER

PATTENGILL

ALLEN

CHAMPAGNE

7 D R.

PITTSFIELD

CARPENTER

PACKARD

MITCHELL SCARLETT

BRYANT

US-23

I-94

MAPLE ROAD

H O G B AC K

UST.

A2 TECH

E. STADIUM

AIRPORT BLVD

BURNS PARK TAPPAN

C PA

LAWTON

ELLSWORTH

KING

HURON

CAB

PIONEER

SCIO CHURCH

I -9

ANGELL

STATE

IUM

DICKEN

WISD

MAIN

EBERWHITE B SEVENTH

AD ST

HIGH POINT

GEDDES

BACH PAULINE

SLAUSON A

LIBERT Y

NIXON

PARK W AY

COMMUNITY

LAKEWOOD

WAGNER

ON HUR

WA L

MACK

YM PL

WINES

HAISLEY

OUT

PLATT

KSO

TER

PLYM

NORTHSIDE

STONE SCHOOL

J AC

DEX

CLAGUE THURSTON

I-94

-2

ABBOT

FORSYTHE LLE

LOGAN

M-

PONTIAC TRAIL

US-

-1

M-14

BARTON MAIN

SKYLINE

NEWPORT

MAPLE ROAD

WAGNER

ILL

US-23

DIXBO

CARPENTER

GRE

I-94 STADIUM

CLEMENTE

1515 S. SEVENTH

LOCATED IN THE E. WING OF PIONEER HS ENTER OFF 7TH ST.

N S. MAIN

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SEVENTH

Rec&Ed OFFICE

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C RE ED &

ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Community Education and Recreation 1515 S. Seventh St • Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Where Community Comes Together! ECRWSS Residential Postal Customer

NON-PROFIT ORG. US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 133 ANN ARBOR, MI

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