2014 Guide to Arlington County Summer Camps

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2014 Arlington County Guide to Summer CampsOnline Registration begins 7am, February 19, 2014! http://registration.arlingtonva.us/ 3

CAMP FACTS1O1

Everyone can have a great timethis summer, but not at anothersexpense. All participants must followdirections and be respectful of fellowcampers, staff, property, and programboundaries. While each camp hasspecific policies for each session,there are common policies among allArlington camps. These policies weredeveloped to be sure all kids are safeand have the best opportunity for anenriching and fun summer.

. Children must wear appropriateclothing and shoes for the campand its activities. Sandals are notallowed except on water days.

. Children must bring theirlunch to full day camps.

. Caregivers should pick up a calen-dar of activities on the first dayof each camp session on site.

. Excess group insurance thatis above and beyond personalmedical insurance is availableto camp participants to covermedical expenses incurred as aresult of injusry at camp.

. Behavior resulting in extremedisruption or intentional harmto self, others or property canresult in removal from the pro-gram according to the Code ofConduct Policy at the discretionof program staff. Camp and play-ground counselors are trainedto use supportive strategies andavailable resources to encouragepositive participation as alterna-tives to removal.

. Locations are subject to change(this catalog conveys the mostcorrect information availablebefore going to press). For

updates, contact the registrationoffice at - - or log onto www.arlingtonva.us, searchsummer camp.

. The Arlington County Boardapproves all Arlington Countycamp fees. The goal is to provideprograms for all County children.You may qualify for reduced feeseven in non-DPR camps. Call theRegistration Office for more infor-mation - - .

. Camps with insufficientenrollment will be canceled.Registration staff will helpdirect families to comparableopen programs.

. To keep kids safe, summer pro-grams will limit or cancel outdooractivities, or may even cancelprograms, on Code Red days.Camper safety is the decidingfactor.. Field trips are subject to changeor cancellation due to inclementweather or if appropriate trans-portation is unavailable.. indicates an Arlington County

camp. Use the registrationform on page and participantinformation/emergency recordform on page to register forthese camps only.

ART FACILITIESInstalacones para artes1 Arlington Arts Center

3550 Wilson Blvd.22201703-248-6800

2 Artisphere1101 Wilson Blvd.22209

703-875-11003 Fairlington Arts Studio3308 S. Stafford St. 22206703-228-6492

4 Gunston Arts Center2700 S. Lang St. 22206703-228-1850

5 Lee Arts Center5722 Lee Highway 22207703-228-0560

6 Lubber Run Amphithea treN. 2nd & N. Columbus St.703-228-1850 22203

7 Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre1611 N. Kent St. 22209703-228-1850

8 Theatre on the Run3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr.703-228-1850 22206

9 Thomas JeffersonCommunity Theatre

125 S. Old Glebe. Rd. 22204703-228-185010 Thomas Jefferson Art Studios

3501 S. 2nd St. 22204703-228-5925

COMMUNITY CENTERS& SENIOR CENTERSCentros Comunitarios11 Arlington Mill

909 S. Dinwiddie St. 22204703-228-7790

12 Aurora Hills Community Center& Senior Center735 18th St. S. 22202703-228-5722

13 Barcroft Sports and Fitness Center4200 S. Four Mile Run 22206703-228-0701

14 Carver Community Center1415 S. Queen St. 22204703-228-5706

15 Charles Drew Community Center3500 S. 23rd St. 22206703-228-5725

16 Culpepper GardenSenior Center4435 N. Pershing Dr. 22203703-228-4403

17 Dawson TerraceCommunity Center2133 N. Taft St. 22201703-522-4712

18 Fairlington Community Center3308 S. Stafford St. 22206703-228-6588

19 Gunston Community Center2700 S. Lang St. 22206703-228-6980

20 Langston-Brown Community Center& Multipurpose Senior Center2121 N. Culpeper St.703-228-5210 22207

21 Lee Community Center& Senior Center5722 Lee Highway 22207703-228-0550

22 Lubber Run Community Center300 N. Park Drive 22203703-228-4712

23 Madison Community Center& Senior Programs3829 N. Stafford St. 22207703-228-5310

24 Thomas JeffersonCommunity Center3501 2nd St. S. 22204703-228-5920

25 Walter Reed Community Center& Multipurpose Senior Center2909 16th St. S. 22204703-228-0935

COMMUNITYLOCATIONSEspacios Comunitarios26 Carlin Hall Center

5711 S. 4th St. 22204703-379-1390

27 Cooperative Extension Services3308 S. Stafford St. 22206703-228-6400

28 Quincy Parking DeckN. 15th St. & N. Quincy St.703-228-1805 22201

29 Woodbury Park

2335 N. 11th St.703-807-1941 22205

NATURE CENTERSCentros de Naturaleza30 Gulf Branch Nature Center

3608 N. Military Rd. 22207703-228-3403

31 Long Branch Nature Center625 S. Carlin Springs Rd.703-228-6535 22204

32 Potomac Overlook Park2845 N. Marcey Rd. 22207703-528-5406

PARKS & PLAYGROUNDSParques y Patios de recreoEach park location has its own uniquesetting. For information about aspecific park call 703-228-652533 Arlington Heights Park

S. 9th St. & S. Irving St. 2220434 Barcroft Park

4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 2220435 Bluemont Park

601 N. Mancheste r St. 2220336 Bon Air Park

850 N. Lexington St. 2220537. Doctors Run Park

1301 S. George Mason Dr. 2220438 Fort Barnard Park

2101 S. Pollard St. 2220439 Fort C.F. Smith Park

2411 N. 24th St. 2220740 Fort Scott Park

2800 S. Fort Scott Dr. 2220241 Glebe Road Park

4211 N. Old Glebe Rd. 2220742 Glencarlyn Park

301 S. Harrison St. 22204

43 Greenbrier Park5201 N. 28th St. 2220744 Gunston Park

1401 S. 28th St. 2220645 Hayes Park

1516 N. Lincoln St. 2220146 High View Park

1945 N. Dinwiddie St. 2220747 Jennie Dean Park

3630 S. 27th St. 2220648 Long Bridge Park

475 Long Bridge Dr. 2220249 Lacey Woods Park

1200 N. George Mason Dr. 2220550 Lyon Village Park

1800 N. Highland St. 2220151 Madison Manor Park

6225 N. 12th Rd. 2220552 Marcey Road Park

2722 N. Marcey Rd. 22207

53 Maury Park3550 Wilson Blvd. 22201

54 Nauck Park2600 S. 19th St. 22204

55 Penrose Park2200 S. 6th St. 22204

56 Powhatan Springs Park6020 Wilson Blvd. 22205

57 Quincy Park1021 N. Quincy St. 22201

58 Rocky Run Park1109 N. Barton St. 22201

59 Towers Park801 S. Scott St. 22204

60 Tuckahoe Park2400 N. Sycamore St. 22213

61 Tyrol Hill Park5101 S. 7th Rd. 22204

62 Virginia Highlands Park1600 S. Hayes St. 22202

63 Westover Park1001 N. Kennebec St. 22205

SCHOOLS/Escuelas64 Abingdon Elementary

3035 S. Abingdon St. 22206703-228-6650

65 Ashlawn School5950 N. 8th Rd. 22205703-228-5270

66 Arlington Science Focus School

1501 N. Lincoln St. 22201703-228-767067 Arlington Traditiona l School

855 N Edison St. 22205703-228-6290

68 Barcroft School625 S. Wakefield St. 22204703-228-5838

69 Barrett Elementary School4401 N. Henderson Rd.703-228-6288 22203

70 Bishop OConnell School6600 Little Falls Rd. 22213703-237-1400

71 Campbell Elementary School737 S. Carlin Springs Rd. 22204703-228-6770

72 Carlin Springs School5995 S. 5th Road 22204703-228-6645

73 Glebe Elementary School1770 N Glebe Rd. 22207703-228-6280

74 H-B Woodlawn/Strat ford School4100 N. Vacation Lane 22207703-228-6363

75 James town School3700 N. Delaware St. 22207703-228-5275

76 Kenmore Middle School200 S. Carlin Springs Rd.703-228-6800 22

77 Key School2300 Key Blvd. 2703-228-4210

78 Long Branch School33 N. Fillmore St. 703-228-4220

79 McKinley Elementary Sc1030 N. McKinley Rd. 703 228-5280

80 Nottingham School5900 Little Falls Rd. 703-228-5290

81 Oakridge Elementary Sch1414 S. 24th St. 22703-228-5840

82 Patrick Henry Elementary701 S. Highland St. 703-228-5820

83 Randolph Elementary Sch1306 S. Quincy St. 703-228-5830

84 Reed School1664 N. Mckinley Rd. 703-812-9724

85 Swanson Middle School5800 N. Washington Blvd.703-228-5500

86 Taylor Elementary School2600 N. Stuart St. 2703-228-6275

87 Thomas Jefferson School125 S. Old Glebe Rd. 703-228-5900

88 Tuckahoe Elementary Sch6550 N. 26th St. 2703-228-5288

89 Wakefield High School4901 S. Chesterf ield Rd. 703-228-6700

90 Washington-Lee School1300 N. Stafford St. 703-228-6200

91 Williamsburg Middle Sch3600 N. Harrison St. 703-228-5450

92 Yorktown High School5201 N. 28th St. 2703-228-5400

93 Main Registration Office3700 Four Mile Run 703-228-4747

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FEE REDUCTIONS: (VEA PGINA 24 PARA ASISTENCIA FDont let fees be a barrier. Arlington County residents may request a femust submit fee reduction applications PRIOR to registration, since disFee reductions are available on a sliding scale based on household incoactive financial assistance client of Arlington Countys Department of Public Schools free/reduced lunch program, as well as others who are brently published HUDs Section income limits, can apply for a reduceidentity, proof of Arlington residency and proof of income (such as orifrom APS, WIC, SSI, SSDI, Section Housing, or current tax forms) t

FEE REDUCTION PROCESSING LOCATION AND HOURS:(Walk-in's accepted)Registration Office, South Four Mile Run Dr, - - ,

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT THE FOLLOWING CENTArlington Mill, S. Dinwiddie St. , - -Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center, S. Four Mile Run Dr., -Carver Community Center, S. Queen St., , - -Charles Drew Community Center, rd St., S., , -Fairlington, S. Stafford St., , - -Gunston Community Center, S. Lang St., , - -Langston-Brown Community Center, Culpeper St., , Lee Community Center, Lee Highway, , - -Lubber Run Community Center, N. Park Dr., - -Madison Community Center, N. Stafford St., , - -Thomas Jefferson, S. nd St., - - Walter Reed Community Center, th Street S., - -

To learn more about Arlington County camout the Parent Handbook at www.arlingtonvafter February 19. Search Parent Handbook

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EASY CAMP GUIDE BY AGE, INTEREST AND SESSIONCamps listed inRED are operated by Arlington Countys Department of Parks, and Recreation.

PG + Sessions Location CAMPS FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS 5Tot Camp , , , ,, , ,

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Abrakadoodle Raiders of the Lost Art-Facts Camp Tiny Dancers: Enchanted Castles Camp , , YMCA Tiny Tots Outdoor Tennis Academy , , , Golden Boot Lil Boots Soccer Camp ASA Morning Soccer Camps , , , ,, , ,

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UK Elite Soccer: Petite Camp , , Challenger Sports British Soccer: First Kicks

ETC: Beginnings Camps for Preschoolers , , , CLASSIC CAMPS 5Camp Horizon , , , , , , , Summerfest Day Camp , , , , , , , Care, Inc: Summer Basket Camp , , , OVERNIGHT CAMPS 6Girls Fire Camp TBD Marymount U.YMCA Camp Kirkwood , , , , , ,, , TBD

-H Junior Summer Camp TBD No. Va.-H Ed. Center NATURE, ADVENTURE & HISTORY CAMPS 6Big World Small Wonders , Colorful Critters , Ecosystem Explorers , City Creatures , Hands-on History Camp Arlington Farmer Camp Treks and Travels Wilderness Bound Riverside Hikers Civil War Soldier A Soldiers Life in the Civil War Battleeld Explorers Natural Resource Camp Exploreres Hiking Camp YMCA Junior Travel/Little Movers,Senior Travel/Movin On

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YMCA Pony Camp , TBDYMCA Horseback Riding , , TBDVi rgin ia F ish ing Adven tures: F ish N Fun Camp Virginia Fishing Adventures Fishing Camp , , , , Virginia Outside Mountain Bike Camp , , , Virginia Outside Kayak Touring And shing Camp , Fish and Explore: Young Anglers Fish and Explore: Paddle and Explore Fish and Explore: Paddle Fish Fish and Explo re: Nature Photography & Hiking Fish and Explo re: Nat ive An ima l Explore rs & Fish and Explore: Fly Fishing CREATIVE ARTS CAMPS 8Creative Arts Camp - , - , - , - ,

Creative Arts Camp: Art Explorers at Arlington Mill , , , , , , , Arlington Youth Street Theater , , , , , , , Introduction to Sewing Modern Quilting Using Sewing Patterns Open Studio Introduction to Knitting Art Bound Studio: Modern Masters , Abrakadoodle: Medieval Doodlers Art Camp Abrakadoodle:Super Doodlers Art Camp Abrakadoodle:Raiders of the Lost Art-Facts Camp Theatrical Skills Building Fashion Boot Camp Care Actor: Act It Out! Care Actor: Dramatic Kids! Care Actor: Theatrical teens! Lolas Laboratory: Mystery of the Missing Masterpieces Lolas Laboratory: The Childrens State Fair Lolas Laboratory: Zoopossible-Animals Take Manhattan! Rock Music Summer Camp

Guitar Workshop Camp Concert Band Summer Camp Encore Stage & Studio: Its Elementary - , - , - ,- , - ,Encore Stage & Studio: Scenes for Tweens - , - , -Encore Stage & Studio: Stage Door -Encore Stage & Studio: Tech Camp - Jane Franklin Dance: The Big Meow , , Jane Franklin Dance: Mouse In House , Educational Theatre Companys (ETC) Creative Drama Camps , , , , , ETC: Acting Out Camps , , ETC: Page to Stage -ETC: Musical Revue - SPORTS CAMPS 10Barcroft Gymnastics Camp , , , , , ,, , Dawson Terrace Gymnastics Camp , , , , , ,YMCA Arlington Sports Festival Camp , , , , , , YMCA Sports Camps , , , ,, , , Dual Sports Camp: Soccer/Basketball Dual Sports Camp: Basketball/Flag Football All American Sports Camp , , , , ,

PG + Sessions Loc SPORTS CAMPS (CONTINUED) 10Shooting Stars Sports Camp , , , NOVA Basketball School , , Warrior Basketball Camp , , , Chuck Driesell Basketball Academy One on One Basketball Hoops camp Orange Line Sports Basketball Camp , Orange Line Sports Elite Basketball Camp Chummy Gill Basketball Academy , , , Patriot Girls Basketball Camp , , , Youth Football camp , , Momentum Football Camp , Capital Ultimate Camp , American Skateboard Camp , , Camp Rollerblade , Bike Riding Camp , , Olympic Sport Fencing Olympic Sport Fencing for Beginners TetraBrazil Soccer Camp Challenger Sports: British Soccer Camp UK Elite Soccer Camp , , UK Elite Multi Sports Week Golden Boot Soccer Player Development ASA Goalkeeper Camp , , , , ASA Soccer Camps , , , ,, , , , ASA Indoor Soccer Camp FirstServe Tennis Camp , , , ,, , , YMCA Outdoor Tennis Academy , , , MOJO Volleyball Camp , Arlington Cheer Camp ,Academy International: Girls Field Hockey , , , Pure Performance Basic Softball Camp , , Pure Performance Advanced Softball Camp Arlington Baseball Beginners Camp , , VBC: Arlington Summer Camps , , , , , Aqua Sports Camp , , , Martial Arts Olympics , , Ninja Ranger Camp , , CAMPS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 13Camp Discovery , , , , , , iCan Bike Camp Adventure Quest , , , , , , Project F.I.V.E. - , - , -Access Adapted Sports Camp , , TEEN CAMPS 14Summer Adventure , , , , , T.E.A.M. Teen Entrepreneur Amusement Management A Teen Job Readiness -Tour DC

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Summertime ThrillsCreative Art Camp: Teens - Ceramics -Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Photography Camp -Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Drawing & Painting -YMCA Teen Travel/On The Move , , , , TBDiTravel , , Last Lap , Junior Jam , , , , ,, ,

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YMCA Specialty Camps , , , , ,, , , , KidRealm Young Wizards Camp - , -KidRealm Lego Legends Camp , - , - , KidRealm Time Machine Camp - , -KidRealm Pokemon Hobby camp , - , KidRealm Maximum Motion Camp -KidRealm Quest Camp -Funutation: Making an iPhone App Funutation: Rasberry Pi Funutation: Kodu Video Game Design Funutation: Minecraft Mad Science: Science in Motion Mad Science: Crime Scene & Chemistry Sciensational: Advanced Robotics Sciensational: Electronic Lab Sciensational: Make It and Take It Home Sciensational: Hover Craft Design Your Own Vehicle Egg Drop Car

Silver Knights Chess Camp , , , , ,, , , , , ,

Tiny Chefs: Books for Cooks Tiny Chefs: Gourmet Chef Challenge Candy Creations , , All About Science Myster Academy Magic , , , , Engineering for Kids: How Amusing Engineering An Amusement Park Engineering for Kids: Survivor Week Surviving by Engineering Engineering for Kids:A day At the Zoo! ,

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June July , (No Camp July )

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U M M E R T I M E~ CAMPS FOR~ PRESCHOOLERS

TOT CAMPAC

Tot camp provides a fun, social environmentwhere preschoolers can thrive! Each session

features an exciting theme to enchant your childthrough outdoor activities, water play, games, arts& crafts and special events. We are especially inter-ested in providing minutes a day of movementactivities. Field trips by bus are included at CarlinHall and Nottingham only. Field trips consist of onecamp traveling to another to share a performance orspecial event. Some weeks there may be a specialevent at each camp, and no field trip provided.Campers should bring a nut free snack each day.Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -LocationCarlin Hall Fairlington Center Lubber Run Madison Center Nottingham* * (No sessions or for Nottingham)Sessions , , , , , , ,Time : am- : pmFees , for Session AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

DESIGNATED INCLUSION SITES Individuals with disabilities are welcome to registerfor any summer camp in the catalog. Some childrenstill need lower ratios and more structure, which iswhere our Designated Sites come in. The threelocations this year are Madison and FairlingtonTot Camp, and Taylor Summerfest for elementaryages. Staff at these sites have a lower ratio, andreceive additional training on program modifica-tions and behavior management. Most staff comeswith previous experience working with camperswith disabilities. The camp focus is on increasingcampers awareness and comfort level interactingwith peers of all different abilities. Inclusion notonly benefits individuals with disabilities but hasmany positive benefits to all campers!

ABRAKADOODLE: RAIDERS OFTHE LOST ART-FACTS CAMP Join Abrakadoodle as we set sail to search for trea-sures. We will explore the coastlines and islandsaround the world to learn about amazing works ofart and other surprises. We will visit Greece andItaly, create an Aboriginal style print, make anancient native totem pole and even make your ownclay treasure chest to stow away your treasures.Land ho! Get ready for the treasure hunt of your life!Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages . -Location SessionsGunston Center Time am-noonFeesRegistration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va .ETC: BEGINNINGS CAMPS FOR PRESCHOOLERSETC Beginnings camp offers an enriching theatreexperience for your preschooler. - year olds willlearn basic acting skills, as well as how to use theirbodies, voices and imaginations to create excitingcharacters. Our day is filled with circle time, improvgames, arts and crafts, outdoor time and rehearsalfor our big show at the end of the week. Your childwill also learn how to create their own props, cos-tumes and scenery! Come join us as we dive into a fundrama filled summer! Note: Preschoolers must be pottytrained. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionMadison Center , Fairlington Center Time am noon pm pm (session only)Fee Registration:To register or for information about otherETC camps visitwwweducationaltheatre company.org orcall - - .

TINY DANCERS: ENCHANTED CASTLES CAMPTiny Dancers invites your dancer to join us for funand excitement this summer! Experience a world ofmagic wands, royal balls and enchanted spells as wedance our way through classic cherished stories. AllTiny Dancers camp sessions include daily instructionin ballet, fine motor exercise through a theme-relatedcraft and our exclusive story and dress-up danceinterpretation. Each camp culminates with a recitaland reception for family and friends on the last day ofthe week. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsWalter Reed Center Lubber Run Center

Time am- noonFees Registration :Visitwww.tinydancers.com/arlingtonYMCA TINY TOTS OUTDOOR TENNIS ACADEMYFormerly Tennis on the Move. Want to learn tennis orimprove your tennis skills and make new friends thissummer? Try our Junior Tennis Camps. Join us at ourfun camps where you learn and play the game withfriends, new and old. Our number one priority is toteach your kids how to play tennis in a fun and safeenvironment. We teach the basic skills of this lifetimesport through drills and games adapted to age andskill levels. Our camp emphasizes sportsmanship,safety, fundamental skills, etiquette, and strategy.We look forward to meeting your children this summerfor great outdoor fun and challenges! Staff to partici-pant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsKenmore MS , Bluemont Time am- pmFees , for session Registration :Visitwww.ymcadc.org, N. th St.,Arlington or call - - .

LIL BOOTS CAMPGolden Boot Soccers Lil Boots programs have createdpositive experiences for young players for over years with more than kids going through ourprograms annually. Lil Boots is the perfect introduc-tion for children ages - to the wonderful game.It is a specially designed program that initiates apositive experience for young players to learn thebasic fundamental skills of the game and the con-cept of team play. The program builds self-esteem,confidence, and promotes sportsmanship and fair playall while developing a childs coordination, physical,mental and social skills in a non- competitive environ-ment. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location SessionKenmore MS Time : - amFees Registration: www.goldenbootsoccer.com Phone: - -

ASA MORNING CAMPSASA Morning Soccer Camps will provide a fun intro-duction to soccer for boys and girls that are -years of age. These camps will provide age-appro-priate, enjoyable activities as these young childrenbegin to develop coordination, agility, balance andother movement skills. Soccer instruction, focusedon developing individual ball control skills, will alsobe provided. The ASA Morning Camps will be offered

on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (make-up dayis Friday). The Arlington Soccer Association is thelocal youth soccer provider for Arlington County.Year-round soccer activities, for children of all agesand abilities, are offered by the ASA. Also see ourcamp offerings for older children ( - year olds) andindoor soccer. Staff is participant ratio : .Ages - Location SessionKenmore MS , , Gunston Center , VA Highlands , , Madison Manor , , Time : - : amFees Registration: www.arlingtonsoccer.com

UK ELITE SOCCER: PETITE CAMPU.K. Petite Summer Soccer Camps introduce - yearold children to the fun, healthy and exciting world ofsoccer. Petite Camps are typically minutes a day,Monday to Friday. Each day is structured to promoteindividualized learning through the medium of funsoccer related games and activities. Our philosophyand methodology is based on cutting edge educa-tional principles of how children learn techniques anddevelop them into skills while having a FANTASTICTIME! Parents are welcome to stay and join in thefun! Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionGunston Center , ,

Time - : am / : - : pmFees Registration: Email or call Stephen Lehany([email protected]) - - orTom Holland ([email protected]) - - . Visitwww.ukelite.com

CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCER:FIRST KICKSYoung players are introduced to game basicsthrough fundamental activities, games and fun soc-cer challenges. One hour a day for five days. Parentsare encouraged to join in and help guide their childthrough this fun learning experience. Session iscoached by a professional British soccer coachStaff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsGunston Center Time - amFees Registration : [email protected] register visit www.challengersports.com

~ CLASSIC CAMPS~CAMP HORIZONAC

This classic camp is great for your first timecamper and/or younger elementary child. Camp

Horizon offers exciting days designed around a cre-ative weekly theme! Children will make new friends,develop social ability and learn life-long skills whileparticipating in a variety of active play throughsports, cooperative games, music, drama and artsand crafts! Campers will venture off once a week toa local swimming pool or explore other exciting localdestinations in Arlington! Each child must bring alunch and snack each day. Campers may choose indi-vidual leisure activities such as board games, artprojects or reading from - am each day. Structuredactivities run from at am- pm. Parents choice ofextended hours run from - pm each day. Staff toparticipant ratio :Ages -(All four year olds regis-tering must be five by September , andenrolled in Kindergarten).Locations Camp CodeTaylor Patrick Henry Sessions , , , , , , Time am- pmExt. Hours - pmFees , for session Ext. Fees , for session Combined Core & Ext. , for session AC Registration:Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p ). Additional forms required. Details on page

. For more information on this camp please visit:www.arlingtonva.us/DPR Keyword: Horizon

SUMMERFEST DAY CAMPAC

This classic camp for elementary call! Full days of high-energy fun de

around a creative weekly theme. Yourmake new friends and learn life-long sparticipating in active play through sptive games, drama and arts and crafts.choose individual leisure activities sucgames, art projects or reading from -Structured activities begin at am withgames followed by smaller group activby participants age. Campers will ventwo field trips per week. One field tripNorthern Virginia Regional Park swimthe other will be to another fun destinachild must bring a lunch and snack eaparticipant ratio : .Ages - Location CampTaylor Patrick Henry Sessions , , , , ,Time am-Fees , for seAC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegForm (p ). Additional forms required. Deta

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CARE, INC: SUMMER BASI(BASKET) CAMPOur Summer Basic Skills, ETc. (BASKdesigned to ignite the power of all kids mark on the world while having fun and

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U M M E R T I M E 4-H JUNIOR SUMMER CAMPThe camp fee includes the following: round-trip

transportation to camp from Arlington by bus, mealsand lodging for five days and four nights, a campT-shirt, and class supplies. Campers have the oppor-tunity to request their roommates if they like, andare then placed in a room with campers of similar age.Each morning, campers attend three different classesthat they choose prior to arriving at camp. Lunchis followed by free swim and recreation time eachday, as well as evening programs and a campfire. Weare also in need of teen counselors to assist whileat camp. The teen counselor fee covers five daysand four nights, a camp T-shirt, and class supplies,

and mandatory leadership training sessions prior to junior camp. All interested teens should contact theArlington -H Extension Agent for more information.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages - (Camper/ Counselor in Training)Ages - (Teen Counselor)Location: No. Virginia -H Educational Center, -HCenter Drive, Front Royal, VA Fee: Camper / C.I.T. ; Teen Counselor Registration: Email Emily Reiersgaard ([email protected]);Visit webpage: http://offices.ext.vt.edu/arlington/; Call:

- - . Registration runs March May , .

~ NATURE, ADVENTURE~ & HISTORY CAMPSBIG WORLD, SMALL WONDERSA

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In this fun filled nature camp well take thetime to discover the little things that make a bigdifference! Each day will bring a new set of outdoor

adventures to find what makes our world work sowell. Discover the little things that help us grow ourfood, clean the air, create oxygen, and more.Children will play games, make crafts and explorethe natural world based on each days topic. Sessioncontent repeats; campers should attend only onesession. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -(musthave completed kindergarten)Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center Sessions , Time am-noonFees , for session AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

COLORFUL CRITTERSAC

Orange Monarchs, Blue Jays, green frogs & redladybugs everywhere you look there are crit-

ters in all colors of the rainbow. Some you cant miss,but others use their colors to blend in with the worldaround them. At this camp we will meet some friendlycolorful characters and search the Gulf Branch woodsfor those who might be hiding in plain sight! Well alsomeet the animals at the Nature Center and makecrafts, play games and take short hikes to round outour day. Session content repeats; campers shouldattend only one session. Staff to participant ratio

: .Ages -(must have completed kindergarten)Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center Sessions , Time am-noonFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .ECOSYSTEM EXPLORERSAC

From nearby creeks to great oceans, from localwoods to vast rainforests, ecosystems are

everywhere! Through walks, talks, games, songs,and stories, well explore what and where they are,how they work, how they differ, how they are con-nected and the plants and animals that call themhome. Session content repeats; campers shouldattend only one session. Staff to participant ratio

: .Ages -(must have completed grade )Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center Sessions , Time am-noonFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

CITY CREATURESAC

Skunks! Corn Snakes! Bears! Oh MY! Just who lives inGulf Branch now and who could have stalked, swam

or slunk around these parts in pioneer times? Well meetand compare some of our current animal inhabitantswith those who moved away to wilder parts. A mixof animal introductions, outdoor fun, crafts and hikeswill fill each day at camp. Session content repeats;campers should attend only one session. Staff to partic-ipant ratio : .Ages -(must have completed grade )Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center Sessions , Time am-noon

Fees ; for session , No camp on July AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

HANDS-ON HISTORY CAMPAC

What was it really like during the Civil War?Heres your childs opportunity to find out in a

way that reading a book or watching a movie simplycant teach. Campers will participate in Civil Warcamp life, fort construction, artillery and infantrydrilling, nineteenth century games and more! Welleat food appropriate to the historical period andtake time to enjoy the wonderful nature found in thepark. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Session Time am-noonFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

ARLINGTON FARMER CAMPAC Although there are no longer any farms inArlington, our community still has a rich agriculturalstory. During this camp well use the fields and equip-ment at Fort CF Smith Park to learn about farming andfarm skills such as caring for a garden, spinning andweaving and using harvesting equipment. Well also visitlocal farm parks to meet farm animals and use somefarm equipment. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location Camp CodeFort CF smith Session (no camp July )Time am- pmFees

AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .TREKS AND TRAVELSAC

Get on board for Treks & Travels exciting expe-ditions. Each day campers meet at Long Branch

Nature Center then travel to a different local park byvan to explore, hike, find fossils, learn, and play in aunique natural habitat. Well go fishing, wading, rolllogs and more. Note: Hikes may include steep, rockyterrain. Campers should bring a bag lunch and waterbottle. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages - (musthave completed grade )Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center Sessions Time am- pmFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .WILDERNESS BOUNDAC

At this adventurous camp well learn primitiveskills as we explore the region. Each day will bring

a new hike and a new skill to learn along the way. Fromfinding wildlife and useful plants to, fire making, orien-teering, making rope, tracking, fishing, and flint knap-ping well build our wilderness know-how. Note: Hikesmay include steep, rocky terrain. Campers should bringa bag lunch and water bottle each day. Staff to partici-pant ratio: : :Ages -(must have completed grade ) Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center Session Time am- pmFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

RIVERSIDE HIKERSAC

Calling all who like to walk in the Outdoors! Summer sun or gentle ra

us as we explore natural and man-madalong the mighty Potomac River. Evertravel by van to local wet spots, from quiet canals, explore hidden tributariemonuments, and even net tiny critters bay. Sturdy shoes and clothes that canmuddy are recommended for this cammay include steep, rocky terrain. Staffratio : .Ages -(must have completed gradeLocation CampGulf Branch Nature Center

Sessions Time am-Fees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Detail

CIVIL WAR SOLDIERAC

No slouching in this camp! Our youlearn to march and drill like a well-tr

unit. Theyll learn how to quickly load ato design forts to protect the city and hoflags. But theyll also spend some quieup camp, cooking hard tack and playingames. Staff-to-camper ratio : .Ages -Location CampFort CF smith Session Time am-nFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Detail

A SOLDIERS LIFE IN THE AC

In our newest camp our recruits wifort, make items soldiers would car

their drills and learn about Civil War talso go on a long march and scout for if the recruits are lucky well have somin camp and play a few Civil War era park as a resource, well also learn abomedicine. Staff-to-camper ratio : .Ages -Location CFort CF Smith Session Time am Fee AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Reg

Form (p. ). Additional forms required. DetailBATTLEFIELD EXPLORERAC

Each day well travel by van to loctlefields and sites to learn about the

soldiers who fought. Well visit Harperthe Defenses of Washington and hike ofields at Monocacy, Gettysburg and Anlearn about each battle. Note: Sturdy sommended for this camp, as hikes maand uneven terrain. Staff to participanAges -Location CampFort CF Smith Session Time am-Fees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Detail

~ OVERNIGHT CAMPS~GIRLS FIRE CAMPExperience the everyday life of a Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in a three-dayweekend of fun-filled exercises, including physicaltraining, classes and Fire/Emergency Medical Services(EMS) simulations. Interact with, ask questions, andeven eat with on-duty personnel at an Arlingtonfirehouse. Activities take place at various ArlingtonCounty Fire Department (ACFD) facilities. Overnightstay will be at Marymount University, chaperonedby female ACFD staff members. Free and limited to

female participants; selection based on success-ful completion of the application packet and essaycontest: Why would you like to attend this camp?Participants will be supervised by highly trainedFirefighters/ Paramedics - safety is our highestpriority. Sponsored and run by Arlington County FireDepartment. Note: Participants must be available forALL parts of the Camp Program, including the over-night stays at Marymount University. Arlington resi-dents only. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location SessionMarymount University TBDFees FreeRegistration: Email [email protected] or call

- - or go to www.re.arlingtonva.us/Girls-Fire-Camp

YMCA CAMP KIRKWOODYMCA Outdoor Day Camp combines the fun andfreedom of being in a natural setting, learning new

skills and making new friends. Each week offersadventures that teach campers to respect and enjoynature while having fun - hiking, exploring, arts &crafts, swimming, camp songs, and exciting f ieldtrips. YMCA camp staff will build teamwork and pro-vide challenging, safe activities for each small group.The NEW Camp Kirkwood offers a special emphasison outdoor recreation, reconnecting kids with natureand bringing back a sense of adventure to the out-door experience. An optional overnight experience( days, night) will be offered during weeks , , ,and for those who choose to participate. OutdoorAdventure Camp is designed for a mature camper totake part in daily outdoor, off-site experiences andfield trips. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsTBDAges - , , , , , Ages - , , , , , , Ages - , , Ages -Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - : pmFees , for session Ext. Fees includes both am & pm

for session Registration: Visitwww.ymcadc.org, N. th St.,Arlington or call - - for more information.

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NATURAL RESOURCE CAMPAC

Well spend the week learning about our amazingnatural resources through a combination of

hands-on discovery, basic experiments, student-cen-tered discussion, related crafts, games, and hikes.Days will be a combination of indoor time with amajority of outdoor time. This week youll have funlearning while getting sweaty, wet, and even a littledirty! The week includes two full-day field trips tolocal parks. Come explore and discover how thesenatural resources are integral to us and a healthyecosystem. Prepare to come away with a renewedappreciation for our natural resources and some easyways you can help conserve them. Staff to ParticipantRatio: : .Ages -Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Session Time am pmFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

EXPLORERS HIKING CAMPAC

This camp is for hikers who like to take theirtime and stop to examine the fascinating flora

and fauna they encounter. Reach for a Witchs Hatinsect gall and pause for a passing turtle. We willventure far and wide to visit all kinds of habitat: for-est & wetlands, meadows & mountains. Campersshould be prepared to travel by van each day to othersites, where we will walk and wade, hike rocky ter-rain and, above all, enjoy the journey! Note: Hikesmay include steep, rocky terrain. Staff to participantratio: : .Ages -(must have completed grade )Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center Session Time am- pmFees AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

YMCA JUNIOR TRAVEL/LITTLE MOVERS,SENIOR TRAVEL/MOVIN ONTravel camp provides campers an opportunity totravel every day to fun-filled locations. Campersget movin as they enjoy daily, age-appropriateexcursions to local areas of interest and excitement.Various field trips throughout the week providean experience to remember! Campers will have achance to explore different summer activities thatmay include amusement and water parks, outdoorsports, fairs, hiking, animal adventures and more.Travel camps are designed for mature campers totake part in daily, off-site field trips throughout the

Metro Washington area. Specific activities for eachsession may vary. Calendars with specific activitieswill be provided on the first day of each session.Staff to participant ratio: : , : .Ages -(JuniorTravel) Ages -(Senior Travel)Location SessionsTBD , , , , , , , , Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - : pmFees , for session Ext. Fees includes both am & pm

for session Registration: Visitwww.ymcadc.org, N. th St.,Arlington or call - - for more information.

YMCA PONY CAMPAn introduction to riding basics, horse care andresponsibility taught in a safe and fun environ-ment! Campers will go to the stables for hourseach day to learn what its like to own and ridetheir own horse. Riders will learn basic horse careskills, such as grooming, hoof cleaning, tack care,barn chores and how to maintain the well-being ofhorses, while learning to be safe around the barn.As an introductory camp, the riding is taught by anexperienced instructor with riders on the horse oneat a time. The instructor stays with the child whileon the horse and helps him/her maintain properposition while guiding the horse. Camp participantswill please wear the following: Long pants, sturdyboots (or sneakers) and a riding helmet. Riders mayborrow a helmet from the stables if they dont haveone. Additional registration form and waiver for isrequired for all campers participating in Pony Camp!Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsTBD , Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - : pmFees Ext. Fees includes both am & pmRegistration: Visitwww.ymcadc.org, N. th St.,Arlington or call - - for more information.

YMCA HORSEBACK RIDINGAn introduction to riding basics, horse care andresponsibility taught in a safe and fun environment!Campers will go to the stables for hours each dayto learn what its like to care for and ride their ownhorse. Riders will learn basic horse care skills, suchas grooming, hoof cleaning, tack care, barn chores,and how to maintain the well-being of horses, whilelearning to be safe around the barn. The emphasis ofthis camp is on safety and respect for the horse andhis care. Camp participants will please wear the fol-lowing: Long pants, sturdy boots (or sneakers) and ariding helmet. Riders may borrow a helmet from thestables if they dont have one. Additional registrationform and waiver is required for all campers partici-pating in Horseback Riding Camp! Staff to participantratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsTBDAges - , Ages - Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - : pmFees Ext. Fees includes both am & pmRegistration: Visitwww.ymcadc.org, N. th St.,Arlington or call - - for more information.

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURESFISH N FUN CAMP (6-8 YR. OLDS):Our Fish n Fun camps for - yr. old campers aredesigned to teach the basics of freshwater fishingthrough a series of games and activities as well ason-the-water experience. Campers learn casting,fish species, knots and even get their hands dirtycatching their own bait before heading out on thewater at local ponds and rivers in search of bluegill,bass, catfish and anything else that will bite! Staffto participant ratio : .Ages - Location SessionGunston Center Times : am- pmFee Registration: Visithttp://virginiaoutside.com.Contact Tee Clarkson with questions. [email protected] or - - .

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES FISHING CAMPThis week with Virginia Fishing Adventures offerscampers the opportunity to learn beginner andintermediate tactics for freshwater fishing in nearbyprivate ponds and rivers, as well as the ChesapeakeBay. Campers will also receive introductory instruc-tion to fly fishing during the week. We have accessto some excellent private waters where campersare assured success. Our counselor-to-camper ratiois -to- to allow for one-on-one instructional timeeach day. Campers may also earn their fishing meritbadge through this program. Safety is our num-ber one priority, so campers will wear lifejacketswhen in the water or on a boat. Virginia FishingAdventures provides all bait and tackle, rods andreels, lifejackets and good times. Staff to partici-pant ratio : .Ages - Location SessionGunston Center , , , ,Times : am- : pmFee Registration: Visithttp://virginiaoutside.com.Contact Tee Clarkson with [email protected] or - - .

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE MOUNTAIN BIKING CAMPNorthern Virginia has some of the best urbanmountain biking trails around! Join the staff ofVirginia Outside for daily instruction, trail rides,and lots of fun. Campers will develop beginnerand Intermediate Mountain biking skills including:steering, shifting, hill climbing and descending, loghopping, dodging obstacles, etiquette, maintenance,safety and more. Campers ride in the morning, havea midday activity with time to cool down then getback on the bikes in the afternoon. Bikes and hel-mets provided by Virginia Outside, but campers arewelcome to bring their own. : .Ages - Location SessionGunston Center , , , Times : am- : pmFee Registration: Visithttp://virginiaoutside.com.Contact Tee Clarkson with [email protected] or - - .

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE KAYAK TOURINGAND FISHING CAMP Join Virginia Outside for an introduction to kayak-ing and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct you onsafety, paddling and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. As you learn throughout the week at vari-ous locations we will incorporate fishing, sightseeingand touring while paddling on all types of water;from local lakes and rivers like Bull Run, Fountainheadand tidal creeks of the Potomac. We will progress

to days on lazy rivers that include the Shenandoah,Rappahannock, and Rapidan Rivers. A kayak is a greatway to get close to nature and we expect to see baldeagles, ospreys, herons, deer and beaver. When weare fishing our catch will include large and smallmouthbass, catfish, sunfish, crappie, and maybe even theinfamous snakehead. Kayaks, paddles, life vestsand fishing gear are provided by Virginia Outside.Participants should bring water shoes, hat, sunscreen,lunch, and water bottle. Dont forget your water proofcamera! Staff to participant ratio : .Ages - Location SessionGunston Center ,Times : am- : pmFees Registration: Visithttp://virginiaoutside.com.Contact Tee Clarkson with [email protected] or - - .

Every camper in DPR summer camps benefit from a healthy and active lifestyle. Regular physical activity controls weight, combats chealth conditions and diseases, improves mood, boosts energy, and promotes better sleep. Our recreation programs strive to providean opportunity for each camper to get the exercise they need to sustain a healthy life. We integrate at least minutes of moderate tovigorous exercise into DPR summer camps through interactive sports and games run by our staff.It is our goal to provide an environment where campers are able to increase their aerobic capacity, muscular strength, and overall phycal fitness through fun and challenging activities. In order to provide safe opportunities for physical activity, it is imperative that yourcamper wear tennis shoes that fit properly. Laces or Velcro must be tied snuggly on the campers foot. Loose shoes or Heelys are not for physical activities. Socks should also be worn. Campers wearing inappropriate footwear will be unable to fully participate for theiown safety. DPR Staff will consult with a parent when improper footwear is worn. F I

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FISH AND EXPLORE: YOUFish and Explore transports campers orivers and the Chesapeake Bay. Everyfish. Learn water safety and nature awbasics of fresh and saltwater fishing (caknot tying, selecting tackle and lures anfish). Students will wear lifejackets whor on a boat. Bait and tackle, rods, reelets supplied. Bring lunch, snack, changsneakers or river shoes and towel. Everprovided. Staff to participant ratio: :Ages -Location SesArlington Science Focus Time : am-

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FISH AND EXPLORE: PADDFish and Explore transports campers opaddle two person kayaks along local ponds and lakes. Campers will learn kwhile getting up close to native wildlifwill paddle through animal habitats allthe opportunity to take amazing photostops allow campers to wade and obsephotograph and release frogs, toads, tasalamanders, lizards, turtles, crayfish, many more small critters that live the Students will wear lifejackets when inor on a boat. Bring lunch, snack changsneakers or river shoes and towel. Eveprovided. Staff to participant ratio: :Ages -Location SesLubber Run Center Time : am-Fees Registration: Visit www.shandexplore.com or c

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USING SEWING PATTERNSHave you seen some fun patterns at the craft storebut have no idea where to even start? In this class,students will learn how to understand and use pat-terns to create a fabric item. Skills covered by thisclass include safety measures for cutting and sew-ing, reading patterns (including sewing terms), cut-ting fabric according to pattern instructions, thread-ing a sewing machine and winding a bobbin, and sew-ing a fabric item according to pattern instructions.Basic sewing skills are required. Fees include materi-als. A sewing machine will be furnished for in-classuse. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionArlington Traditional School Time am-noonFees Registration: [email protected] or visitschoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

OPEN STUDIOOpen Studio is for students who already know how tosew, but would like to work on independent projectswhile receiving one-on-one assistance and supervi-sion. Basic sewing skills are required. Students mustselect a basic fabric item to develop during class andbring their own fabric. A sewing machine, cuttingtools, and thread will be furnished for in-class use.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionArlington Traditional School Time am-noonFees Registration: [email protected] or visitschoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

INTRODUCTION TO KNITTINGLooking for a fun and rewarding hobby? Come and join us in learning how to knit in a friendly andopen environment. It requires some patience andproduces awesome projects. Students will learn thetwo basic stitches used in knitting (knit and purl),as well as how to start and end a project. With thesefew skills you can create a number of fun and usefulprojects like headbands, purses, scarves, and muchmore. All materials are included in the class fee.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionArlington Traditional School Time am-noonFees

Registration: [email protected] or visitschoolofcrafts.blogspot.comART BOUND STUDIO: MODERN MASTERSWant to enjoy a fun filled summer with paint and clay?!This class will explore the origins and elements ofModern art through a series of artist studies whichfocus on the style and techniques of our ModernMasters. Using famous works as inspiration, each childwill choose from a variety of media (clay, paint, pastel,pen & ink, printmaking materials, etc.) to create theirown colorful, textural masterpieces. This class has awonderful balance of creative exploration and art his-tory! Students should bring their lunch and two snackseach day. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location SessionsWalter Reed Center , Time : am : pmFee

Registration:www.artboundstudio.com orcall - - ABRAKADOODLE: MEDIEVAL DOODLERSART CAMPHear ye! Hear ye! Abrakadoodle requests theappearance of all young Lords and Ladies to join uson a quest for creative expression. Bring your imagi-nations as we step back in the Middle Ages to designcastles fit for Royalty, create golden chalices, tameferocious dragons and search for the Kings treasure.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsWalter Reed Center Time am- pmFees Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va .

ABRAKADOODLE: SUPER Youre a kid! Youre a Super Doodler!sized drawings and masks! Imagine suand your own superpowers. Make a suproduce spectacular scultures and painoff with super space art. Super Doodlenonstop super FUN in thei super-dupeto participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SesWalter Reed Center Time am-Fees Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va

ABRAKADOODLE: RAIDERART-FACTS CAMP Join Abrakadoodle as we set sail to sesures. We will explore the coastlines aaround the world to learn about amaziart and other surprises. We will visit GItaly, create an Aboriginal style print, ancient native totem pole and even maclay treasure chest to stow away your Land ho! Get ready for the treasure huStaff to participant ratio: : .Ages - , -Location SesGunston Center Time am-Fees Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/vaTHEATRICAL SKILLS BUILStudents receive intensive training in pskills with some of the areas best theasionals. Topics covered may include: AImprovisation, Voice and Diction, HipModern and Musical Theater Dance, SCharacter Development, Stage and SpMakeup. Staff to participant ratio: :Ages -Location SesArtisphere Time am-Showcase June , Fees Registration:Visit http://www.artisphere.com/ programs/education.aspx

FASHION BOOT CAMPPresented in partnership with Fashion learn the ins and outs of the fashion ineco-ethical design. Students will engag

activities to boost their self esteem andthem to fashion related skills such as spattern making, sewing, and productioothers. Learning sessions will provide opportunities for the participants to beand creative through active play, handsects, guest speakers, on-site mentoringresponsibility workshops. The camp coproject presentations showcasing the pprogress. Staff to participant ratio: :Ages -Location SesArtisphere Time am-Showcase August , Fees Registration:Visit http://www.artisphere.com/ programs/education.aspx

CARE ACTOR: ACT IT OUTTake an adventure in this theater and athat uses storybooks to emphasize posEach day these young actors will play ing games, act out stories and create arelated to the theme of the day. Campeent their favorite story on the last day!

materials fee is included in the prparticipant ratio: : .Ages -Location SesMadison Center Time am-nFees Registration:Visit www.careactorkids.com

FISH AND EXPLORE: NATIVE ANIMALEXPLORERS 1 & 2Fish and Explore transports campers off-site to hiketrails and wade streams, walk pond and lake shoresto find native wildlife. Campers will observe, catch,photograph and release frogs, toads, tadpoles,salamanders, lizards, turtles, crayfish, minnows andmany more small critters that live the life aquatic,and their nearby woodland neighbors. Wear sneakersand bring lunch, snack, river shoes and towel. Staffto participant ratio: : . Native Animal Explorers :Ages -, Native Animal Explorers :Ages -Location SessionsGlebe Elementary Time : am- : pmFees Registration:Visit www.shandexplore.com or call

- - .FISH AND EXPLORE: FLY FISHINGFish and Explore transports campers off-site to lakes,rivers and other local waterways. Everyone will catchfish. Learn water safety and nature awareness, thebasics of fly fishing (casting, rigging, knot tying, select-ing tackle and flies and identifying fish). Students willwear lifejackets when in the water or on a boat. Baitand tackle, rods, reels, and lifejackets supplied. Bringlunch, snack, change of clothes, sneakers or river shoesand towel. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsWashington-Lee Time : am- : pmFees Registration: Visit www.shandexplore.com or call

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Whether beginning or advanced, young artistslove this popular two-week visual arts camp!

Campers spend their days experimenting with a varietyof art materials and techniques. We emphasize devel-oping creativity and imagination with a special focus onskill building. Our staff shares their expertise in a vari-ety of techniques that may include drawing, painting,sculpture, printmaking, bookmaking, mask making andmulti-cultural arts. Participants invite their family andfriends to their art show at the end of each session.Each session has its own theme and activities, includingup to two field trips for a well-rounded experience.Campers should wear clothes that they can get messy.Bring a lunch and a snack each day. Five-year-olds musthave completed kindergarten or a similar all day pro-gram. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages - and -Location Camp CodeMadison Center (ages - )Fairlington Center (ages - )Sessions / , / , / , / (two-week camps)Time am- pmExt. Hours - pmFees Core program: for session /Ext. Fees session /AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

CREATIVE ART CAMP: ART

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Join us for an action packed week of creativity andart! This half-day program will give young artists an

opportunity to experiment with exciting art materialsand explore artworks throughout art history and fromaround the globe. Each day will focus on a specific tech-nique, including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmak-ing and collage. Each session has its own unique themeand activities. Campers should wear clothes that theycan get messy. Bring a snack each day. Five-year-oldsmust have completed kindergarten or a similar all dayprogram. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages -Location Camp CodeArlington Mill Sessions , , , , , , , (one-week camp)Time : am-noonFees , for session AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog RegistrationForm (p. ). Additional forms required. Details on page .

Did you know we offer aCreative Art Camp for teens?See (p.14) for all of the details

ARLINGTON YOUTH STREET THEATERAre you the next American Idol or X Factor? Do yousing, dance, act or do all three? Are you between theages of - and/or a graduating high school senior?If so, the Arlington Youth Street Theatre wants you!This is an intensive eight-week program for youthand teens to hone their performing arts skill throughprofessional training sessions in dance, drama,vocal, set design and costume design. As membersof a company, participants develop a productionpiece for a two-week performance tour includingArlington, DC and New York City. The Arlington YouthStreet Theater develops the possibility of potentialcareers in the performing arts. Auditions will be heldon evenings in March, April and May. Please comewith a photo headshot, resume and a one minutemonologue, song and movement piece. Must be anArlington resident to audition. Staff to participantratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsKenmore MS , , , , , , , Time noon- pmExt. Hours am- pm, (ages - ) Noon- pm (ages - )Fees Ext. Fees pmRegistration: Email [email protected] or call

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INTRODUCTION TO SEWINGThis class teaches the basics of sewing. Mainly machinesewing will be taught, though some hand sewingbasics skills will also be demonstrated. Skills coveredby this class include safety measures for cutting andsewing, fabric cutting (using shears and rotary cutter),threading a sewing machine and winding a bobbin,and use of a needle and sewing machine. Students willcreate at least five real-life projects of their choosingto facilitate development of these skills. Fees includematerials. A sewing machine will be furnished for in-class use. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionArlington Traditional School Time am-noonFees Registration: Email [email protected] or visitschoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

MODERN QUILTINGQuilting is not just for our grandmothers anymore!

This class will teach students the basics of quiltingusing modern patterns and fabric. Skills covered bythis class include safety measures for cutting andsewing, fabric cutting (using shears and rotary cut-ter), threading a sewing machine and winding a bob-bin, creating and combining quilt blocks or patches,and sewing a quilted project. Some machine sewingexperience is helpful for this class but not required.Students will complete at least one quilted projectby the end of the week. Fees include materials. Asewing machine will be furnished for in-class use.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionArlington Traditional School Time am-noonFees Registration: Email [email protected] or visitschoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

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U M M E R T I M ECARE ACTOR: DRAMATIC KIDS!The world of theater and art come to life in this

camp. Young artists will take part in theater games,playwriting, set and costume design and more. Onthe last day, campers will present their original playbased on current topics and positive values! Staff toparticipant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS Time am- pmFees Registration:Visit www.careactorkids.comCARE ACTOR: THEATRICAL TEENS!This theater and arts camp invites teens to engagein improvisational theater techniques, playwriting,set and costume design, while discussing currenttopics. A short play created by the students will bepresented on the last day of camp!Ages -Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS Time am- pmFees Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.comLOLAS LABORATORY: MYSTERY OFTHE MISSING MASTERPIECES Join us as we travel through our imagination findingthe thief who is stealing important art all over theworld! Each day as the clues come from InspectorCrow, our adventure explores distant lands, famousartists and unusual suspects through the joy of theexpressive arts. In addition to individual projectsand games, as the kids put the facts together, theyllwork as teams to create a play-through map of themystery in their own cardboard putt- putt golf coursetoo! Lolas Lab brings an ultra creative mix of story-based adventures, fun and funky art, drama andmovement activities and collaborative projects led byprofessional artists, dancers, storytellers, actors andmore. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsGunston Center Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - pmFees Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visitwww.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register.Questions? Email [email protected] or call

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LOLAS LABORATORY:THE CHILDRENS STATE FAIRThe State Fair is re-imagined when the kids in LolasLab explore the sights, sounds and history of a StateFair and create their own lollapalooza using recy-cling! Kids will dream up all the thrilling rides, growgiant crops, enter the prettiest cow contest, maketheir own arcade games and booths, and more andthen present their own fair for families and friendsin a giant playable cardboard version at the end ofthe week. Lolas Lab brings an ultra creative mix ofstory-based adventures, fun and funky art, dramaand movement activities, collaborative projects, ledby professional artists, dancers, storytellers, actorsand more. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsMadison Center Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - pmFees Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visitwww.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register.Questions? Email [email protected] or call

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LOLAS LABORATORY: ZOOPOSSIBLE:ANIMALS TAKE MANHATTAN!When New York City dwellers leave their pets behindfor the summer, young Zoe Zipperosas animal care bizbecomes more than she bargained for. In Midtown,the cats are creating a mew-sical. The west side hassnakes and birds flocking to fancy hotels, on the eastside the exotic animals are hatching a plan to ride onthe central park carousel and downtown the animalsare hopping on the subway! Zoe enlists the help ofLolas Lab to care for all the animals in the city ontheir unusual adventures before their owners returnfrom vacation. Lolas Lab brings an ultra creative mixof story-based adventures, fun and funky art, dramaand movement activities, collaborative projects, ledby professional artists, dancers, storytellers, actorsand more. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsMadison Center Time am- pmExt. Hours - am, - pmFees Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visitwww.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register.Questions? Email [email protected] or call

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ROCK MUSIC SUMMER CAMPHave a blast this summer with Echos Rock MusicCamp! Whether youre an absolute beginner or moreadvanced player, Echo School Rock Music Campoffers you the opportunity to learn and improveyour skills on guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, vocalsfrom professional musicians in a friendly and cre-ative environment. Youll play in a rock band, learnbasic music theory and playing skills and write oneor more original songs to be recorded by the endof camp and give out to parents on a CD. Each daycampers will take a general basic music theory classand an instrumental guidance focusing on theirchosen instrument. Then will have band rehearsal.Electric Guitar, bass and keyboard players must bringtheir own instruments with their amps if possible.Drum sets, microphones and additional amps will beprovided. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsBarcroft ES Time am-noonFees Registration: Visitwww.kssprograms.com

GUITAR WORKSHOP CAMPThis camp is designed for all players! Whether youhave been playing for months or years, our guitarworkshop will provide a significant exposure to newtechniques, styles and musicianship skills. Campschedule will include master classes, music theory,guitar orchestra ensemble, improvisation, indi-vidual practice, jam sessions and more. Students arenot required to know how to read music to attendthis camp. Students can play either acoustic guitar,electric guitar or both! Staff to participant ratio:

: .Ages -Location SessionsCampbell ES Time am-noonFees Registration: Visitwww.kssprograms.com

CONCERT BAND SUMMER CAMPThis fun and enriching program will give the oppor-tunity to horn and woodwind students to experienceand learn the process of band ensemble. Studentswill be placed on a band based on their playing andreading level. Openings available include: Saxophone(tenor and alto) Clarinet, French horn, trombone, bas-soon, flute and trumpet. Each participant must bringhis or her own instrument. Each day campers will takea general basic music theory class and an instrumen-tal guidance focusing on their chosen instrument.Then will have band rehearsal. Sheet music and othermaterials will be provided by Echo School of Music.Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionsCampbell ES Time - pmFees Registration: Visitwww.kssprograms.com

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: ITS ELEMENTARY Join us this summer for an exciting theatre adventure!Teaching Artists will channel the energy and imagi-nation of our young campers through story dramaand character creation. Students will explore theircreativity through movement, crafts, and theatregames during this fun and engaging two-week camp.Students will be divided into age groups. Studentsages six and up will experiment with scripted drama.Each session will feature a unique theme and finalperformance. Staff to participant ratio : .Ages - Location SessionWilliamsburg MS - ; - ; -

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ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: SCENES FOR TWEENSOur two-week summer camp for ages - empha-sizes creativity, teamwork, and fun. Studentswill develop their acting skills through characterstudy, improvisation and movement. Well start byexploring dazzling tales of fantasy and adventure insession / , then move on to the art of making anaudience laugh in session / . For session / , itsall about musical theatre when our popular SummerShowstoppers theme returns. During all sessions,students will be divided into age groups. Each ses-sion will conclude with a final performance for familyand friends. Staff to student ratio : .Ages - Location SessionKenmore MS - ; - ; - (two week camps)Time am- pmExt. Hours : - am, - : pmFees Ext. Hours am, pmRegistration: Visit www.encorestage.org or call

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: STAGE DOORLooking to hone your performance skills? Participatein a fully-staged production of Peter Pan Jr. withEncores Stage Door! In this conservatory-styleprogram, students will engage in a variety of work-shops including dance, vocal technique, physicalcomedy and stage combat. Students will also havethe chance to learn basic elements of technical the-atre as they prepare for their production. Each daywill include acting, singing, and dance rehearsals,and each student will be challenged to develop theirown creativity and work as part of a team whilegaining valuable stage experience. Staff to studentratio : .Ages -Location SessionKenmore MS - (three week camp)Time am- pmExt. Hours : - am; - : pmFees Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration:Visit www.encorestage.org or call

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ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: TECH CAMPInterested in developing your technical theatreskills? Heres your chance to get backstage with

Peter Pan Jr.! Students will explore scenic design,costuming, props, stage management and more dur-ing this two-week camp experience. Campers willalso have the chance to engage in exciting theatricalworkshops including stage combat, makeup design,and improv. Runs in conjunction with Encores StageDoor camp. Staff to student ratio : .Ages -Location SessionKenmore MS - (two week camp)Time am- pmExt. Hours : - am; - : pmFees Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration:Visit www.encorestage.org or call

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JANE FRANKLIN DANCE: Express yourself and find your passionforming arts with Jane Franklin Dancecamp is inspired by the story of an eveorange fluff ball who desperately wantthe band of neighborhood cats, but is oa loud as a lions roar meow. This bolife through movement, creative problphysical story-telling. Youll stretch yocreate and share a cat-like vocabulary explore visual arts, reading and performtion. By the end of the week, youll bea star. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location Ses

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JANE FRANKLIN DANCE: Express yourself and find your passionforming arts with Jane Franklin Dancecamp takes inspiration from a mouse tan unlikely friendship with reclusive pDickinson. The mouses life changes fa gust of wind blows one of Emilys pEven a common mouse is capable of cpoetry and you are too! Well learn damovement, explore books, reading andStudents create a role that is performedthe week. Staff to participant ratio: :Ages -Location Ses

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EDUCATIONAL THEATRE CREATIVE DRAMA CAMPSCampers will create cool and funny chtake them to the stage! Through improclasses, special guest artist workshopstheatre games and rehearsals, campersthe basics of acting and production dethe way they will discover new ways oing with peers and the joy of performiand family. Past workshops have inclumake-up, choreography, singing, yogaplay! Family and friends are invited tosharing on Friday afternoon of each separticipant ratio: : .Ages -Location SesCampbell , Williamsburg MS Madison Center Time am Ext. Hours amFee .Ext. Fees am, Registration:To register or for information abouETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre compan orcall - - .
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ETC: ACTING OUT CAMPSHave a blast acting out on the stage! Campers willgain and strengthen tools for creating characters,stories, and wacky scenarios for the stage. Pick yourweek based on your favorite inspiration for creatinga theatre piece, as each week offers a new creativelens for campers to use. Or take all three for a well-rounded theatre experience! Whether the focus is onbringing characters to life, developing scripts throughimprovisation, or creating our own scripted storiesfor the stage, Acting Out teaches campers how todevelop theatre in different ways. Character develop-ment, playwriting, improvisation, ensemble work andstrengthening performance skills are just some of theactivities campers will master. Family and friends areinvited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon ofeach session. Staff to participant ratio: : .Ages -Location SessionWilliamsburg MS Madison Center Time am pmExt. Hours am, pmFee .Ext. Fees am, pmRegistration:To register or for information about otherE

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2014 Guide to Arlington County Summer Camps