Parent Resource Guide 05-11-2023

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n e W t his year: Located within the same facitlity, the Ninja ocstacle course adds another layer of athleticism and fun to our camp day. Campers will run their hardest to get up the warped wall and test their balance, strength and problem solving skills to make it through the many obstacle course options!

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Our program emphasizes skill progression and safety through basic drills and apparatus training. Boys and girls will make use of all Olympic events, such as floor, uneven bars, balance beams, and vault as well as our in ground trampoline, foam filled pit, Tumbl-Trak®, cargo net, parallel bars, rings and rope.

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AECI Charter Schools

838 Brook Ave.

Bronx, NY 10451

(646) 400-5566

AECISchools.org

AECI exists to effectively support its network of schools in creating rigorous college preparatory academic programs that provide students with a foundation of the necessary skills, knowledge and practical experience to pursue a path leading to college or a career in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics industries. The network envisions itself, a premier educational institution whose schools are a source of pride, rigorous learning and innovation, while being a cornerstone to an emerging community renaissance whose graduates effectively contribute to a global 21st century work force.

Apply now for the 2023-24 academic year by sending an email to admissions@ aecicharterhs.org, and indicate which school you’re interested in.

Congregation Tehillah

4450 Fieldston Road

Bronx, NY 10471

(718) 884-4839

CongregationTehillah.org

This synagogue searches for meaningful and just expressions of their Judaism in today’s world. They invite you to come as you are, bringing your unique story. They are a Jewish community where music, learning and spirituality come together. They are committed to an environment in which all are welcome wherever they are, or their families find themselves on their Jewish journey inclusive of any age, race, orientation, gender identity, ability, and economic status.

The Tehillah Hebrew School provides students in 3rd to 8th grades a foundation Jewish religion, history and culture, as well as the Hebrew language. This is achieved through class discussion, texts, art and writing projects, as well as community service. Projects extend into its garden, where they undertake seasonal plantings and decorate with their artwork.

The school emphasizes a commitment to community and to understanding different backgrounds, meeting Wednesdays between September and May.

The Hebrew school also offers children in kindergarten through second grade a wonderful pathway into their formal Jewish education.

Students attend a monthly Hebrew class on the first Wednesday of each month between September and May, and also attend and participate in the Shabbat Minions class on the third Friday erev/ Shabbat of each month.

ESF Camps & Experiences at Riverdale

5250 Fieldston Road

Bronx, NY 10471

(718) 432-1013

ESFCamps.com/riverdale

This is where campers are free to explore their curiosity and power their

potential.

Through best-in-class curriculum, boys and girls between 3 and 15 ignite their interests and prepare for bright futures in any field, whether it’s sports, science, technology, the arts, or all of the above. This exciting lineup of in-person programs for 2023 includes 60-plus award-winning activities, uniquely designed to encourage exploration and personal growth.

Through its 10-year partnership with Riverdale Country School, the summer 2023 programs will be chock-full of enrichment opportunities and action-packed fun activities.

Fieldston Summer Camp

3901 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 329-7317

Summer.ECFS.org

Fieldston provides a fun, eventful summer for ages 4–15. Fieldston Sports Camps, Future Leaders and Counselors-in-Training are comprehensive and engaging programs covering a spectrum of subjects and interests.

Everything from outdoor adventure and sports camps to hands-on STEAM educational workshops there’s something for everyone.

Day programs are held at our Riverdale campus and vary in length from June 19-Aug. 18, 2023. Camps are supervised by experienced teachers and assisted by college and high school age counselors. All specialty programs are supervised by qualified teachers or outdoor specialists.

We are committed to the philosophy of the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, which emphasizes the unique value and dignity of the individual, encourages the potential growth in every child and values the importance of sharing experiences in a diverse community. Financial aid is available on request.

GymCats

1 Odell Plaza Yonkers, NY 10701

(914) 968-7678

GymCats.net

Founded more than 30 years ago with the main goal of creating athletes as well as the foundation for them to succeed both in and

out of sports.

Classes start as young as 20 months, and continue to challenge them well into their teens in the most modern, fully equipped facility in southern New York state. It is centrally located in Yonkers, the Hastings and Dobbs Ferry areas.

No other summer day program can offer quality instruction by experts in beginner through advanced gymnastics all year long. While their program offers a fun-filled good time, it also enriches the development of children by providing attitudes and skills that carry over in many of life’s activities.

The goal is to build a physical and mental foundation for all sports, and to promote athleticism and good health through participation in gymnastics. There is a low student-to-teacher ratio. All students are grouped by age.

Located within the same facility, the Ninja obstacle course adds another layer of athleticism and fun to our camp day. Campers will run their hardest to get up the warped wall and test their balance, strength and problem solving skills to make it through the many obstacle course options. Their self-confidence and motivation will be enhanced by the support and cheering of their instructors and fellow campers.

Iona Preparatory School PK-12

255 Wilmot Road

New Rochelle, NY, 10804

(914) 600-6180

IonaPrep.org/sportsclinics

What better way to give your son a leg up on the competition than by having him perform under the tutelage of Westchester’s premier scholar-athletes?

Iona Preparatory is the three-time defending LoHud.com Sports’ Tom Whelan Private School of the Year and routinely beats national averages when it comes to college commitments. Already this year, 23 scholar-athletes have committed to schools such as Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, UPenn and Yale.

They represent 14 percent of their class, double the national average, with an incredible 9 percent going to Division I schools, more than four times the national average. Even more impressively, those 23 scholarathletes have a combined GPA of over 91.

Now is the time to get prepared for

summer by learning more about the school’s summer sports clinics in baseball, basketball, football, soccer and wrestling spanning 10 weeks from June 26-Aug. 11, including five straight after the Fourth of July.

Baseball, basketball and football kick things off June 26-30. Then, following a break for Independence Day, wrestling hits the mat July 10 - 14. From there they have three straight weeks of Total Tech Soccer from July 17-Aug. 4, with the second and third sessions of basketball overlapping July 24-Aug. 4. Baseball closes out our summer sports clinic season by bookending with a final session from Aug. 7-11.

And they all take place across Iona Prep’s expansive 37-acre collegiate-style campus. What better way for your son to spend his summer days than in the company of the brotherhood of Iona men?

Mathnasium of Riverdale

5919 Riverdale Ave.

Bronx, NY 10471

(929) 949-MATH (6284)

Mathnasium.com/Riverdale

For decades, the Mathnasium Method™ has transformed the way kids learn math. They build a foundation for math mastery through deep understanding by starting with what they already know, addressing any learning gaps, expanding their mathematical thinking and adding new concepts in sequence.

This proprietary method works for kids of all ages and skill levels, whether they’re struggling in math, doing okay but could be doing better, or are already excelling but need more of a challenge.

When kids see what they can achieve because of their proficiency in math, it can alter the course of their entire lives. Their program includes homework help and prep for standardized tests including the Specialized High School Admissions Test, Regents Exams and SAT/ACT tests.

Michele Compa

3590 Netherland Ave.

Bronx, NY 10463

(718) 549-9635

MicheleCompa.com

Michele Compa is an expert when it comes to addressing the needs of young, energetic children. She has been the director of the Summer Performing Arts Workshop for more than 40 years.

Designed for 3- to 6-year-olds, this program which runs twice a week during the summer offers gymnastics, creative dance, jazz, tap, music, and arts and crafts classes. In addition to all the activities, little tots learn to interact, and make some best friends, too.

By the time each day’s session ends at 12:15 p.m., the children have had a full day of activity, with juice for energy. The workshop accommodates up to 20 young children, divided into two groups. Bouncing, rolling, tapping, jumping and singing participation is fulfilling for any youngster who loves activity.

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Compa has a master’s degree in dance education from New York University.

She started the camp because she wanted a diversified program in an informal setting for little ones. Her studio is fully equipped with mats and ballet bars.

It also serves as a full-time dance program venue throughout the year for children and adults.

Mosholu Day Camp

261 Arden Valley Road

Southfields, NY 10975

(845) 243-0751

MosholuDayCamp.com

For 80 years, Mosholu Day Camp has been providing affordable quality camping to children ages 5-15 from all over the area.

Sitting on beautiful Lake Cohasset at Harriman State Park, they offer children a place to develop, experience, and enjoy nature, while taking part in unforgettable summer activities like swimming, boating, sports, music, arts, and everything else you’d come to expect from an awesome summer day camp.

Campers will enjoy free air-conditioned buses, multi-week options, and a full 8-week summer season. There is no end to the activities that Mosholu campers enjoy. They offer instructional swim, free swim, boating,

fishing, art, drama, dance, fitness, gaga, Native American culture, engineering, orienteering, challenge and adventure, music, pottery, softball, basketball, tennis, soccer, football, kite flying, juggling, nature, science, giant games, archery, floor hockey, team handball, hiking, lacrosse, and much more.

Brooklyn Nets Basketball Academy

Winter Headquarters

750 E. Haverford Road Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 (718) 304-1051

BrooklynNetsBasketballCamps.com

The Brooklyn Nets have been an exciting basketball team for more than 50 years. Beginning in New Jersey as part of the ABA, the team has undergone a number of changes over the years. However, whether in Newark or its current home of Brooklyn, the Nets continue to strive to create a sense of community for its fans.

The academy philosophy strives to develop the person as well as the court player, encouraging all campers to be the better versions of themselves in everything they do. Club values are interlinked to its success and history by nurturing young talent, by placing an importance on life skills, and developing the right character to create a platform for campers to be successful in

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PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL

the sport, and in everyday life.

Girls and boys between 6 and 17 learn from experienced coaches trained the “Nets Way.” The camp’s full-day experiences accommodate all skill levels.

Players are grouped on the first day based on ability in order to improve tactical, technical and physical ability. Together, players from all over the United States — and around the world — will hone their skills in a fun and supportive environment for a rewarding experience for all.

Physique Swimming Inc.

115 Broadway, 5th Floor New York, NY 10006 (212) 725-0939

PhysiqueSwimming.com/camp-at-rnh/

Join Riverdale Neighborhood House & Physique Swimming for an action-packed summer program that includes swimming, sports, performing arts, crafts, outdoor adventures, themed days, and so much more.

Their mission is to inspire campers, contribute to their long-term development, broaden their horizons and change the way they view the world. They are excited for our campers to become safer and more confident swimmers.

Camp will run from June 26-Aug. 18, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and is open to all kids entering pre-K through 6th grade. There are full-day and half-day options available, as well as sibling discounts.

What is included:

• Lunch and snacks for full and half day campers

• Daily swim instruction

• Sports, crafts, chess, arts, and more activities

• Field trips and weekly themes

• Early morning and extended hours (8 a.m.-5p.m.) are also available.

Preston High School 2780 Schurz Ave. Bronx, NY 10465 (718) 863-9134

Prestonhs.org

Preston High School’s Reach for Excellence program was developed to prepare ambitious middle school students for high school success. Their program provides students the opportunity to enrich their academics while exploring possible career interests.

Their STEM classes immerse students into the world of science, technology, engineering the mathematics through games and practical learning experiences. The Math class will review skills needed for the exam.

The history class examines various time periods in history while in the afternoon mock trail workshop, students learn legal vocabulary and the process of a trail.

The English class reviews skills needed for the TACHS exam as well as writing skills and develops public speaking abilities. The language and culture appreciation part of

the program provides an opportunity to learn the beginnings of a new language as well as expose them to the culture and traditions.

The art classes provide an opportunity to explore their creative side. Art helps develop project management skills, different hands-on abilities, a sense of pride and achievement as well as time management skills.

During the video production seminar, students meet in the studio where they are introduced to filmmaking: from interviewing skills and camera functions to editing and post-production music and graphics. Video production is a collaborative effort that requires many skill sets.

The Riverdale Y 5625 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (347) 913-4440 RiverdaleY.org

Young people entering grades 3-9 can register for three-week intensives in musical theater, acting, and behind-the-scenes production.

If you have a budding performer or technical tinkerer in your home, go to riverdaley.org/summerstage for more details. For questions, please contact summerstage@ riverdaly.org

Musical Theatre Mainstage — Participants will audition, rehearse, and perform a full-scale musical in each three-week session. This advanced track integrates skillbuilding training with rehearsals.

Musical Theatre Revue — Participants will have the opportunity to further develop their skills in all aspects of musical theater performance by taking classes in acting, voice, and dance as well as preparing for an end-of-session musical revue.

Acting — Participants will audition, rehearse, and perform a full-scale play or one-act festival in each three-week session. This performance track will focus in all areas of non-musical acting where all will be integrating training with rehearsals.

Riverside Park Conservancy 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 455 NY, NY 10115 (212) 870-3070 RiversideParkNYC.org

The Sports Camp program has 12-week and 5-week camp sessions that offer the choices of several sports that take place in Historical Riverside Park and Fort Washington Park. The program this coming summer will run from June 5-Aug. 25 at the UWS location and from July 17 - Aug. 18 at the Fort Washington location Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with options for early arrival and late pick up.

Kids of Summer provides baseball, basketball and flag football. COSA provides soccer. HOT volleyball NYC provides volleyball.

FUNFITNYC provides new sport choice of

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Get a head start on your high school journey at Preston High School’s Summer Project Prep course!

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Open to 7th and 8th grade female students, this four week, high achieving program will enrich your academics and discover career interests. Explore educational opportunities through games, practical experiences, collaboration, project-based learning, and independent work—all while preparing for the TACHS (Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools) exam. Classes offered in: STEM, History, English, Math, Language and Culture, Art and Video Production.

Fee includes TACHS prep book, supplies, and Math and English TACHS review. For more information or to register, scan the QR code or visit www.prestonhs.org.

Register by June 24

Fee: $400 (after June 24th, $50 late fee applies)

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Register by Sept. 9

Fee: $350 (after Sept. 9th, $50 late fee applies)

For more information or to register scan the QR code or visit www.prestonhs.org.

Keep summer days fun and busy when camp ends

Many adults have fond memories of attending summer camp when they were children. The American Camp Association reports that each year more than 14 million children and adults take advantage of the camp experience.

Summer camp is a place for kids to learn new skills, make new friends, experience being away from home for extended periods of time, and explore new locales. The program length can vary as some children attend local camps that may last a week or two, while others attend sleepaway camps that last a little longer.

Since summer vacation typically lasts between eight to 10 weeks, parents may

discover there still is plenty of downtime after summer camp ends. Here are some ways to fill the gap between the end of camp and the start of a new school year.

Schedule a vacation

What better way to keep the magic of summer going than by rolling summer camp right into a family vacation? Give kids time to enjoy a few days to relax at home, but then buckle up for the next adventure. This can be a trip away from home, or a series of day trips or activities guided by all members of the family.

Organize a sleepover exchange

Parents of school children can coordi-

nate with one another to fill up a week or more with sleepovers. Each family can take a night or two, and the kids can jump from house to house extending the fun with one another. Sleepovers can occur inside the home or under tents in the yard.

Recreate favorite camp activities at home

Why not take what makes camp entertaining and try it at home? Copy the camp’s itinerary and engage in similar activities, such as canoeing or nature hikes. On nights when the weather cooperates, everyone can gather around a fire pit to roast marshmallows.

Enroll in a recreational program

Some towns offer free or low-fee activities to residents through their parks and recreation departments. If budgeting does not allow for a camp experience, there are likely town-wide activities that can fill the gaps until it’s time for children to go back to school. Some even may offer after-hours childcare options for parents who have scheduling conflicts with work. When summer camp ends, parents have different options they can explore to keep children engaged and supervised until a new school year begins.

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tumbling. Riverside Clay Tennis Association offers tennis. The camp serves all youth from mostly from ages 4-16 with scholarships offered on a needs basis. The youth have a choice of baseball, basketball, tennis, flag football, soccer, volleyball and multisport programs.

The camp is geared to provide fun healthy training, and knowledge of the respective sport a family might choose from experienced coaches and staff. Also, it allows beginners to learn skills sets to feel comfortable in participating in a sport, or more advanced training for the family looking to excel their performance on a school or community team, while maintaining the atmosphere of a summer camp. They provide each child with a nutritious snack during program, plenty of water and cooling stations.

The camp uses the sports fields and courts in Riverside Park between 96th and 110th streets and 158th to 171st streets in Fort Washington.

TCR The Club of Riverdale 2600 Netherland Ave. Bronx, NY 10463

(718) 796-9099

Tcr-Nyc.com

TCR is proudly celebrating its 30th year

of providing fitness and fun for Riverdale families.

Its 140,000-square-foot facility boasts six indoor tennis courts, a brand-new junior Olympic swimming pool and aquatics center, state-of-the-art fitness center, group exercise classes, basketball gymnasium, golf center, steam rooms and saunas, outdoor sun deck, on-site restaurant and more. They offer kids athletic programs and activities seven days a week throughout the academic year with the option of adding transport from school to TCR and back home after class.

Kids can receive instruction in tennis, swim, and golf, or join its after-school learn and play program and receive a variety of athletic and academic activities.

During school holidays and summers there are day-camp options for kids; tennis, golf and young Olympians camps. Tennis and golf camps enjoy a focus on their respective sports, but also include a mix of swimming and gym sports. Young Olympians is for children PK4 to 3rd grade, and provides a variety of sports and classroom activities. Register for camps before the end of March to receive your “Early Bird” discount.

Family memberships at TCR provide access to all of TCR’s facilities as well as

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Summer crafts families can enjoy together

Things seem to slow down in summer as the hurried pace that dominates much of the year takes a backseat to vacations, lounging around the pool, diving through ocean waves, and setting up tents at campsites near or far.

When the weather is accommodating, there’s a seemingly endless list of ways to enjoy time spent outdoors. But as everyone knows, Mother Nature tends to be a bit unpredictable during the hazy days of summer. Thunderstorms can roll in quite suddenly, or rain may persist for a few days as the atmosphere attempts to right itself after an abundance of steamy days.

Keep a list of craft ideas at the ready to make the most of time spent inside or out. The following are a few.

• Friendship bracelets: There have been

different iterations of friendship bracelets for every generation. With some general craft supplies, such as embroidery thread, beads, plastic lanyards, or other jewelry-making materials, kids can make and share a variety of friendship bracelets.

• Seashell creatures: At the next beach excursion, pick up differently shaped shells. They can be painted and glued together to resemble different animals or whatever designs one can imagine.

• Dreamcatchers: With some twigs, yarn and feathers, crafters can make dreamcatchers to hang bedside.

• Sunprints: Check out the craft store for a special light-sensitive solution that can

be painted onto thick craft paper. Set various natural items on top (such as fern boughs, shells, feathers, and more) and let the sun do its work. You’ll ultimately be left with some beautiful silhouettes.

• Leather sewing kits: Evoke the feelings of summer camp right at home with leather sewing kits that enable everyone to make handcrafted leather wallets or small purses.

• Painted stones: Kids can have fun gathering smooth pebbles from trails or at the shores of lakes. They can be painted with various designs or sweet sentiments, only to be left around the neighborhood for others to discover.

• Sea glass jewelry: An adult can use a

very thin drill bit to make holes in sea glass remnants that washed up on beaches. Feed through earring hooks or chains to create one-of-a-kind jewelry.

• Dyed shoes or accessories: Use commercially produced or homemade dyes made from teabags, berry juice, turmeric powder, or more to color certain items. Dress up canvas sneakers with summertime hues, or make colorful bandanas to help keep you cool.

Summer craft ideas abound to keep everyone entertained all season long.

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member-preferred rates on select services, complimentary group exercise classes and member events.

Yankees Universe Explorer Fan Club

One East 161st St. Bronx, NY 10451 (800) 469-2657

Yankees.com/universe

Become a Yankees Universe Explorer

Member today. Explorer tier members enjoy exclusive benefits, including a membership card, two Terrace Level tickets to a 2023 Yankees home game, access to a membersonly website, and MLB.com Gameday Audio – all for just $24.95. A portion of all proceeds is donated to Memorial Sloan-Kettering, benefitting pediatric cancer research.

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Rookie Fan Club

One East 161st St. Bronx, NY 10451 (800) 469-2657

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Become a Yankees Universe Rookie Member today. Rookie tier members enjoy exclusive benefits, including a membership card, two Main Level tickets to a 2023

Yankees home game, access to a membersonly website, MLB.com Game Day Audio, and a New York Yankees T-shirt – all for just $59.95. A portion of all proceeds is donated to Memorial Sloan-Kettering, benefitting pediatric cancer research. So, join Yankees Universe today by visiting yankees.com/universe or by calling (800) 469-2657.

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Kids in the Game

45 East 20th Street New York, NY 10003 (212) 634-7262

www.kidsinthegame.com/summercamps/riverdale/

Join Kids in the Game Summer Camp as

they look to make summer 2023 the best one yet. The camp will be for Pre-K – 7th grade and will run June 26-Aug. 18.

Many of the activities they host include sports, arts and crafts, creative movement and games, field trips, swim, theme weeks and more. Campers will be supported in expressing themselves and finding their passions, all while making lifelong friends and having a blast.

The camp will be at St. Margaret of Cortona School, 452 West 260th St., North Riverdale. At the school they will utilize the gymnasium, classrooms, multipurpose rooms, and outdoor space for activities each day.

Campers also will spend time in Van Cortlandt Park and Vinmont Veteran Park for sports and games, larger activities, and special events.

Camp hours will be 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. for pre-K4 and 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. for K-7th grade. Early drop off starting at 8:15 a.m. (included in the price of camp)

After-care available until 5:30 p.m. (additional cost)

There is an exclusive Riverdale Press discount of $25 each week per child valid through May 31. Use code RDPRESS25. Email: info@kidsinthegame.com

Fieldston provides a fun, eventful summer for ages 4 - 15. Sports Camps, Future Leaders and Counselors-in-Training are comprehensive programs covering a spectrum of subjects and interests. Everything from outdoor adventures to handson STEAM educational workshops —

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To learn about Summer 2023 registration, visit us at summer.ecfs.org

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Outdoor movie night essentials for families

OhOutdoor movie nights can be a great way to spend warm evenings with friends and loved ones. The guest list is only limited by the seating you have, and even then, movie watchers easily can sit on picnic blankets, making it simple to host a crowd.

Movie nights outdoors may be different than those in a theater or living room, but certain must-have items are no less important. No movie night under the stars is complete without these essentials.

Projector and screen

A screen and a way to project the movie are must-haves for any outdoor movie night. Projectors should be small enough that they can be carried outside, but large enough to emit enough light to fill the screen. Options range anywhere from $400 and up for quality projectors.

Screens run the gamut from inflatable and free-standing options to white sheets hung from a clothesline. A dedicated screen will be more stable and look better, but it all comes down to budget.

Portable speaker

A portable speaker can be moved anywhere you need it. A speaker with an auxiliary input enables you to hook it up to your video source so that the audio-video synchronization is top notch. After all, wireless connections may lag. The speaker will be functional for movie nights as well as music and entertainment for any outdoor event going forward. If your yard is large, you may need more than one speaker.

Media source

Individuals have various options for media players. Small players can plug

directly into projectors and are the easiest sources for backyard movies if the Wi-Fi signal in the yard is strong. You also may be able to connect a mobile phone or laptop/ tablet into the projector, relying on those devices to stream content.

Seating

Folding camp chairs are portable and can be stored for guests who prefer being off the ground for movie nights. Otherwise, thick, waterproof blankets enable guests to spread out while watching movies outdoors. They’re also great for kids who are liable to spend a portion of the time watching the movie, but much of it running around the yard.

Theater-style popcorn maker

Kernels, oil and heat are the perfect combination for producing movie-theater-

worthy popcorn. Place plenty of reusable popcorn containers nearby so guests can bring their bounty back to their seats. Canned beverages with straws also are portable and pair well with popcorn for a great movie experience.

Lighting

Outdoor stringed lighting adds ambience and safety to a space. However, you also may want to consider using some solar-powered staked lights on the ground to map out aisles and make it easier for guests to navigate the yard in the dark. These basics can get anyone started on hosting regular outdoor movie nights.

Summer Camp at RNH with Physique Swimming

June 26 – August 18, 2023 9am – 3pm

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For kids entering Pre-K through 6th grade

Instructional daily swim

Sports, crafts, chess, arts, and more!

Field trips & weekly themes

Meals included

Early morning and extended hours (8am-5pm) available

Sibling discount available

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