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Lincoln Summer

CampTivities

2020

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WelcOME The year 2020 has brought many changes in the lead up to the camp season. The world is currently in a unique situation and we at Lincoln Summer Camp are thinking about how to accommodate the present needs of the camp community. On June 16th we presented a plan to the community to run a modified, traditional camp program that adhered to the guidelines and best practices set out by the State. Unfortunately, this new model did not garner enough interest from the community for us to run it. Therefore we are switching gears again, and have created a new set of programs that we hope keep camp alive and bring people together even in this trying time.

Each week we will hold a set of CampTivities that offer traditional camp programs for either individual campers or families to sign up and attend.

We truly hope that these shorter programs allow everyone to get a taste of camp and get them excited for what we hope to be a full return to camp as we know it in 2021!

For the most up to date information about camp please visit our website and blog at www.lincolnsummercamp.com.

Calendar of Camptivities

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Overview of Camptivities This year in lieu of a traditional summer camp we will be offering weekly CampTivities that you can sign your camper or entire family up for!

Each day of the week we will offer a different type of activity. On the schedules below if you see a grade level block it means it is an activity you can drop your camper off for and pick them up after. If it is a family activity you can sign up and bring your whole family down.

At grade level events, social distancing will be practiced. This means all participants/campers will be 6ft apart and will have to wear masks any time 6ft of distance cannot be maintained. Typically this will just be when entering and leaving the program.

At family events, your family unit will maintain social distance from other families, but of course do not have to be socially distant from one another. Some events are also single family events, meaning your family can show up for unrestricted fun! Social distancing notes particular to activities are listed below.

We've designed the schedule to compliment our Codman Pool hours, so your family can sign up for many activities before or after a dip in the pool!

Please note these activities will run following the Outdoor Adult Sports, Supervised Youth Sports Leagues, Summer Sports Camps guidelines and the Parks, Open Space, and Outdoor Education Programs guidelines developed and released by the state of Massachusetts.

Check out our weekly offerings below:

Creative Mondays

On Mondays we will offer some of our favorite camp crafts and classic STEM Competitions. Come join us under outdoor tents and follow along as we make kinetic sand, graffiti nameplate, kindness rocks and many more! Or put your engineering skills to the test as you design the best egg drop container, the tallest marshmallow tower, the hottest s'more oven, and work to out design other families!

July 6th Egg Drop and Submarine

Competition

July 13th Kindness Rock Painting and

Tie Dye

July 20th S’mores Solar

Ovens

July 27th Graffiti

Nameplates

August 3rd Marshmallow

Tower Competition

August 10th Make Your Own

Slime and Kinetic Sand

Time Group

9:00am - 9:45am Entering Pre-K (4 year olds), Kindergarten, or 1st Grade with an adult

10:00am - 10:45am Entering 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Grade

11:00am - 11:45am Families (of 6 or less people)

12:00pm - 12:45pm Entering 5th or 6th Grade

1:45pm - 2:30pm Families (of 6 or less people)

2:45pm - 3:30pm Entering 7th, 8th, or 9th Grade

Sporty Tuesdays

On Tuesdays, lace up your sneakers and journey out to the fields with us as we compete in different sports events. Whether it is Mini-Color War with relay races and tug of war or Olympic Tryouts with camp-style track and field events, you’ll get your heart racing! You can even come to try out new games like disk golf and soccer golf! Friendly competition and athletic fun will be the name of the game on Tuesdays!

July 7th Mini Color

War

July 14th Olympic Tryouts

July 21st Disc Golf

July 28th Soccer Golf

August 4th Pickleball

August 11th Mini Color

War

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Water Wednesdays

What’s the best thing to do on a hot summer day? Why, jump into your bathing suit and play some wet and wild games, of course! On Wednesdays we will transform the field into a mini water park! What could be more fun than trying to dissolve someone’s alka-seltzer necklace with your water blaster while protecting your own? Possibly a rousing game of Kiddie-Pool Kickball or Water Balloon Pony Express! Get ready for some splish-splashy fun on Water Wednesdays!

July 8th Kiddie-Pool

Kickball

July 15th Water Balloon Pony Express

July 22nd Water Blaster

Battle

July 29th Giant Slip and

Slide

August 5th Kiddie-Pool

Kickball

August 12th Slip and Slide

Obstacle Course

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Game Show Thursdays

It’s time to come on down! On Thursdays we will be hosting game show style competitions in the style of both Family Feud and Double Dare. Take on some friends or sign up to take on a random competitor, either way be ready for some trivia, physical challenges, and lots of fun! You’ll have to be ready for anything we could throw at you, figuratively and literally!

July 9th Family Feud

July 16th Double Dare

July 23rd Family Feud

July 30th Double Dare

August 6th Family Feud

August 13th Double Dare

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Individual Slots $10 per camper

Family Slots $25 per family

CAMPTIVITY DESCRIPTIONS Week of July 6th

Monday, July 6th - Egg Drop and Submarine Competition Come join in on a mission to keep an egg ‘person’ and a cotton swab ‘person’ safe from peril! Campers and families will work to design and construct a protective container to keep an egg from cracking when dropped from a great height. They will then move onto designing a submarine that will protect their cotton swab and test it in deep water. Participants will compete against each other to see who can pass these tests and keep their ‘people’ safe! Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to construct their devices and sit at socially distant tables.

Tuesday, July 7th - Mini Color War Our traditional color war competition gets a new twist this summer in a mini version. With your family or some peers, join us for some friendly competition as we race through some favorites like the sponge and broken cup relay. Test your strength in a tug-of-war competition and your endurance in an obstacle course. Work with your teammates during a water balloon toss and cheer them on in an egg spoon race. Mini-Color-War-Champions will be named throughout the day! A note about social distancing: Individual markers and lanes will be set up to space out different families and individuals during all competitions. Participants will have their own supplies.

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10:00am - 10:45am Entering 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Grade 10

11:00am - 11:45am Families (of 6 or less people) 5

12:00pm - 12:45pm Entering 5th or 6th Grade 10

1:45pm - 2:30pm Families (of 6 or less people) 5

2:45pm - 3:30pm Entering 7th, 8th, or 9th Grade 10

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Wednesday, July 8th - Kiddie-Pool Kickball At Kiddie-Pool Kickball the classic baseball diamond is replaced by slip and slides, and the bases are replaced by, you guessed it, kiddie pools! Come blast a beach ball as far as you can as you make your way around the bases while trying to keep your balance and avoid getting tagged out!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers will play the field in socially distant zones and will wait in socially distant lines when “batting.”

Thursday, July 9th - Family Feud Get your team together and come on down for a game of Family Feud. In this classic gameshow two “families” compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order. The more popular the response, the more points they get. The first team to 200 points wins! Join us for laughs and friendly competition!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers be spaced out at socially distant tables. For the family activity, families will be on opposite sides of the playing area.

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Week of July 13th Monday, July 13th - Kindness Rock Painting + Tie Dye Want to spread a kind message to the world? Create an amazing design that will make someone smile? Create your own custom rock painting using acrylic paints and sealant. Add your custom designs to display at the Codman Pool Kindness Garden. As your creation dries, bring in a white shirt and see what amazing designs you can customize in making your own tie-dye shirt!

Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to paint their rocks and tie dye their shirts.

Tuesday, July 14th - Olympic Tryouts Ever think you were good enough to perform in the Olympic Games? Well test that out at our Lincoln Summer Camp Olympic Tryouts! From a javelin (pool noodle) throw to a long jump competition, we will see who has the strength and will to win our first ever LSC Olympics! Other events will include a 100-meter dash, discus (frisbee) throw, a basketball free throw competition, a hockey shootout, and more!

A note about social distancing: Individual markers and lanes will be set up to space out different families and individuals during all competitions. Participants will have their own supplies.

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Wednesday, July 15th - Water Balloon Pony Express At Water Balloon Pony express a giant slip and slide will form the express lane that participants will attempt to travel down without getting hit by water balloons flying in at them from all sides. If they make it to the end untouched, it’s a point. Whoever has the most points at the end it the Pony Express Champion!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers will be positioned in socially distant spaces along the express lane. For family sign-ups the

Thursday, July 16th - Double Dare Get your team together and come on down for a game of Double Dare. In this classic game show, two teams compete answering trivia questions. If you don’t know the answer you can dare the other team to answer it, but watch out they can send the question back to you with a double dare. If you still don’t know it you can select a physical challenge. These often zany tasks put participants on the clock to complete the challenge before time runs out and the points go to the other team. Come test your knowledge and skills!


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Week of July 20th Monday, July 20th - S’mores Solar Ovens Take advantage of the summer heat to make a sweet treat! Campers and families will work to construct their very own solar oven to cook s’mores. Using a variety of simple, everyday materials, they will construct a working oven that utilizes the heat and humidity to cook a perfectly gooey s’more. Participants also get to take home their construction to make s’mores for everyone!

Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to construct their devices and sit at socially distant tables.

Tuesday, July 21st - Disc Golf Have you ever wanted to mix frisbees and golf? Well this is your chance! Throughout the campus, a disc golf course will be set up where participants will take turns throwing their frisbee at the “hole.” Scoring works just like golf - you want to get from the start to the hole in the least number of throws. Come and get in on the fun!

A note about social distancing: Individuals will have their own frisbees and there will be spacing markers for lines while each person throws their frisbee.

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Wednesday, July 22nd - Water Blaster Battle Water Blaster Battles are camp favorites at Lincoln Summer Camp. Each participant is supplied with their own blaster and plenty of refill stations across the playing area. Each participant is also given an Alka-seltzer tablet necklace to wear that the other players are trying to dissolve. Who can keep their tablet dry the longest? Come play and find out!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers will be positioned in a socially distant circle. Each player will have their own refill bucket. The goal of the game remains the same there is just less running around and more dodging, ducking, and keeping your eyes alert for water coming at any angle.

Thursday, July 23rd - Family Feud Get your team together and come on down for a game of Family Feud. In this classic gameshow two “families” compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order. The more popular the response, the more points they get. The first team to 200 points wins! Join us for laughs and friendly competition!


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Week of July 27th Monday, July 27th - Graffiti Nameplates Create your very own graffiti name brand! Each participant will design and construct their own graffiti letters. Learn how to design your own graffiti letters and create a tag for your name. Each graffiti letter will pop with a unique spray painted wooden background. You choose the design and colors. Everyone will be in awe of your expertise when you take your creation home to display.

Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to construct their nameplates and sit at socially distant tables.

Tuesday, July 28th - Soccer Golf What would you do if you wanted to play golf, but had no clubs or golf balls? Well, break out a soccer ball and some hula hoops of course and get in on some soccer golf! Participants will practice their soccer accuracy and power as they kick their ball towards and eventually into hula hoop “holes.” Scoring works just like golf - you want to get from the start to the hole in the least number of kicks. Can you get a hole in one?

A note about social distancing: Individuals will have their own soccer ball and there will be spacing markers for lines.

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Wednesday, July 29th - Giant Slip and Slide Who doesn’t love a giant slip and slide? Come on down for races, relays, and just all out slippery fun.

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers wait in socially distant lines for turns on the slip and slide.

Thursday, July 30th - Double Dare Get your team together and come on down for a game of Double Dare. In this classic game show, two teams compete answering trivia questions. If you don’t know the answer you can dare the other team to answer it, but watch out they can send the question back to you with a double dare. If you still don’t know it you can select a physical challenge. These often zany tasks put participants on the clock to complete the challenge before time runs out and the points go to the other team. Come test your knowledge and skills!


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Week of August 3rd Monday, August 3rd - Marshmallow Tower Competition Who will be the marshmallow building champion? In this activity, participants will work to make the tallest, most stable mini marshmallow-toothpick structure. Then they will take on the classic marshmallow challenge to create a free standing structure that holds a jumbo marshmallow at the top using only spaghetti, string, and tape. Come compete in these marshmallow construction competitions!

Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to construct their towers and sit at socially distant tables.

Tuesday, August 4th - Pickleball What if you stood on a ping pong table and tried to play? That would probably turn out poorly. But, if instead you took ping pong outside and made the table much larger, you’d have Pickleball! Pickleball is a sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. Join us for some pickleball fun!

A note about social distancing: Individuals will not be on the same side of the court at the same time. Families will be the only time pairs playing is allowed.

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Wednesday, August 5th - Kiddie-Pool Kickball At Kiddie-Pool Kickball the classic baseball diamond is replaced by slip and slides, and the bases are replaced by, you guessed it, kiddie pools! Come blast a beach ball as far as you can as you make your way around the bases while trying to keep your balance and avoid getting tagged out!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers will play the field in socially distant zones and will wait in socially distant lines when “batting.”

Thursday, August 6th - Family Feud Get your team together and come on down for a game of Family Feud. In this classic gameshow two “families” compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order. The more popular the response, the more points they get. The first team to 200 points wins! Join us for laughs and friendly competition!


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Week of August 10th Monday, August 10th -Slime + Kinetic Sand There is nothing better than making a custom slime creation. Campers and families will get the opportunity to make and customize their own slime creation. They will also get the opportunity to create a unique material of kinetic sand, the magic sand that will let you pull it, shape it, and mold it into any creation. Afterwards, participants will work to make the best mini-sand castle they can design and get to take their creations home!

Notes about social distancing: Each individual or group of participants will be given their own materials to make slime/sand and sit at socially distant tables.

Tuesday, August 11th - Mini Color War Our traditional color war competition gets a new twist this summer in a mini version. With your family or some peers, join us for some friendly competition as we race through some favorites like the sponge and broken cup relay. Test your strength in a tug-of-war competition and your endurance in an obstacle course. Work with your teammates during a water balloon toss and cheer them on in an egg spoon race. Mini-Color-War-Champions will be named throughout the day!

A note about social distancing: Individual markers and lanes will be set up to space out different families and individuals during all competitions. Participants will have their own supplies.

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Wednesday, August 12th - Slip and Slide Obstacle Course Are you ready for a challenge? Come on down to our giant slip and slide obstacle course. Participants will make their way down slippery paths, over and under obstacles, trying to see who can get through the course in the fastest time!

A note about social distancing: For the individual sign up sessions campers wait in socially distant lines for turns on the course.

Thursday, August 13th - Double Dare Get your team together and come on down for a game of Double Dare. In this classic game show, two teams compete answering trivia questions. If you don’t know the answer you can dare the other team to answer it, but watch out they can send the question back to you with a double dare. If you still don’t know it you can select a physical challenge. These often zany tasks put participants on the clock to complete the challenge before time runs out and the points go to the other team. Come test your knowledge and skills!


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CAMPTIVITY BASICS • A majority of events will take place on the Ballfield Rd Campus • Participants will spend all of their time outdoors – therefore you should come with sunscreen already

applied. • Please come with a filled water bottle. • Please come with several clean face coverings. Due to the hot weather, we recommend disposable

surgical masks as they are more breathable. • All participants are required to wash their hands upon arrival at one of our outdoor hand washing

stations. • All participants must wear face coverings during arrival and can remove them when social distancing

can be maintained. • If participating in a water activity please come in a bathing suit, bring a towel, and be prepared to

change at home. • Sneakers or closed-toed shoes with backs are required for Sporty Tuesday and Game Show Thursday

events. • Bathrooms are not readily available while on campus and are only to be used in the event of an

emergency. • If you have signed up a school aged participant for an individual session, you must drop them off and

return later. Safety regulations do not allow caregivers to stay. • You will receive an email prior to your activity with reminders, specific location information, and any

other considerations specific to your activity. • The email will also include a link to the pre-screening form you must complete before you, or your

dependents, arrive at an activity. You will need to fill out an individual form for each member of your family participating. Thank you in advance for taking the time to ensure everyone’s safety. Find the link here as well: https://forms.gle/voCm4hTK39um7NBRA

• If you are feeling symptomatic or have knowingly been exposed to someone with COVID-19 as indicated so on the form, please stay home and contact your health care provider.

REGISTRATION POLICIES • Registration will begin on Monday June 29th and will remain open until 12:00 noon the day before a

given activity is to occur. o For example if an activity is scheduled for Wednesday, July 15th, registration will close at

12:00 noon on Tuesday, July 14th. • In the event of rain, we will look to reschedule activities for the Friday of a given week. If we cannot

reschedule or you cannot attend your rescheduled time, full refunds will be given. • Family slots are limited to 6 or fewer family members. Please contact the directors with any

extenuating circumstances. • A family consists of any group of people who have chosen to be a part of the same quarantined unit.

This does not extend to other families you may have decided to include in your social bubble/circle. • Enrollment Policy: The Parks & Recreation Department offers programs to Lincoln Residents.

Participants are accepted on a first come, first serve basis, once registration is open. Participants must register and pay in full prior to attending any programs. Non–residents are welcome on a space available basis.

• Accessibility: The Parks & Recreation Department strives to make programs accessible to all. If participants have any special needs they should contact the Parks & Recreation Director and Camp Directors in advance.

• Waitlist: If the camp activity you register for is FULL, you will be notified and placed on a waitlist. If an opening becomes available we will contact you.

Please note, given that we still in the midst of a public health crisis; any new information that suggests negative trends, either locally or statewide, is grounds for the cancelation of camp events immediately. In this event, refunds or credits will be given.

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BEHAVIORAL AND DISCIPLINE EXPECTATIONS The behavior policies below are part of a contract that you and your family sign and agree to as part of your registration – please review these expectations prior to joining a camp activity.

Behavioral Expectations: 1) Adults and Campers will conduct themselves in a safe and respectful manner at all times. They will follow

the directions of the camp staff at all times. 2) Adults and Campers will not participate in any form of violent behavior. 3) Adults and Campers will not participate in any hazing, bullying, intimidation, threats of violence,

harassment or any form of inappropriate controlling, either verbal or physical. 4) Campers are not to leave or separate themselves from the group or camp activity at any time, unless

approved to do so by camp staff. 5) Adults and Campers will not take anything, without permission, that does not belong to them. 6) Adults and Campers will not damage or deface any property. Families will be held responsible for any

monetary reimbursements due to property owners. 7) Adults and Campers will not bring objects that are deemed dangerous or disruptive to the program, (pocket

knives, fireworks, lighters, matches, projectile devices, etc.) and subsequently will not possess or use any illegal objects. Use of personal entertainment devices are solely at the discretion of the staff.

8) Tobacco, alcohol, and all illegal substances are prohibited on all Parks and Recreation Department and Lincoln Summer Camp activities.

9) Participants will not use verbally inappropriate or abusive language or physically inappropriate or abusive actions at any time during a Parks and Recreation Department activity.

10) Campers will not use cell phones during the camp events.

These expectations are not intended to be all-inclusive, and any action deemed unsuitable or unsafe by the camp staff may be subject to the disciplinary actions outlined below:

Lincoln Summer Camp / Parks and Recreation Department Disciplinary Procedures: No child shall be subjected to abuse or neglect, cruel, unusual, severe, or corporal punishment including: any type of physical hitting inflicted in any manner upon the body including spanking; punishments which subject the child to verbal abuse, ridicule, or humiliation; denial of food, rest, or bathroom facilities; force feeding; punishment for soiling, wetting or not using the toilet or forcing a child to remain in soiled clothing or remain on the toilet, or using any other unusual or excessive practices for toileting; or punishment related to eating or not eating.

Depending on the severity of the offense, the following actions may be taken: 1) The camper will be warned against future infractions. 2) The camper may be removed from the situation and asked to sit with staff. A parent will be notified of the

situation. 3) If damages are involved, the camper will be responsible for their repair. A parent or guardian is ultimately

responsible for any damages incurred by their camper. 4) A parent may be notified and asked to come and remove the camper from the program. In these cases, a

parent/child conference with the Camp Directors and Parks and Recreation Director is mandatory before the participant can return to camp or any Department activity.

5) In the interests of program safety, the Camp Directors and Parks and Recreation Director reserve the right to withhold a camper from any Parks and Recreation Department activity until the necessary parent/child conferences have been completed. In extreme or repeated cases, the Parks and Recreation Director may suspend a participant’s enrollment or expel a participant from any and all Department activities.

6) In the interests of program safety, the Camp Directors and Parks and Recreation Director reserve the right to review with any camper past infractions that may pertain to the overall safety of the camp program. Past infractions will be taken into account when determining appropriate disciplinary measures.

HEALTH CARE POLICIES AND MEDICATIONS Emergency Procedures • If a child is in need of immediate advanced medical attention, staff will administer first aid,

contact a Camp Director and/or Parks and Recreation Department Director, and contact Emergency Medical Services.

• If the parent(s) cannot be reached, we will try the emergency contact. If no one can be reached and the child needs to be transported to the hospital, a staff member will accompany the child to the hospital while the camp continues trying both parents and emergency contact.

• To help prevent accidents, staff members check the campus daily for hazards. If any hazards are identified, the area is marked-off and reported to the Camp Directors. If the Directors cannot fix the hazard, it is reported to the School Maintenance Coordinator and Parks and Recreation Director.

• Staff will inform parents if their child receives a minor injury. Minor injuries are entered into our logbook, and parents receive a verbal report on the incident. All major injuries are documented on the injury report form and placed in the child’s file as well as a copy given to the parent. If the injury is related to the condition of the school grounds, a written report is also given to the School Business Manager.

Allergies • If your child has an allergy please indicate it during registration. Children are kept away from any

situations that might aggravate their condition. Medication is given as prescribed by physician and parent.

Illness and COVID-19 Protocols • All families will be notified in writing if a participant has any contagious or reportable disease. • All staff will be trained to recognize the possible symptoms of COVID-19. If a participant displays

any signs of possible symptoms including fever, cough, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, new loss of taste/smell, muscle aches, or any other symptoms that feel like a cold during the camp activity, they will immediately be removed from the group, given any necessary personal protective equipment (i.e. a face covering). If the participant is an adult, they will be asked to leave and contact their health care provider. If the participant is an unaccompanied minor, they will be brought to the identified isolation area in Hartwell B-Pod. In the event a second isolation space is needed, that will be located in the back of the small activity room on the north end of Hartwell A-Pod. The Camp Directors will attempt to contact all listed Emergency Contacts for the participant if the parent/guardian cannot be reached first. If, in case that a parent/guardian is unable to come pick up their child, Lincoln EMS will be contacted for transportation to Emerson Hospital.

• A participant must be temperature free (without the use of fever reducing medicine) and free of symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, new loss of taste/smell, muscle aches, or any other symptoms that feel like a cold) for 72 hours before they can attend an activity. This must be at least 10 days after the first sign of symptoms. They must also provide documentation from their health care provider that the participant is ready to attend an activity.

• The Park and Recreation Director or the Camp Directors will notify the Health Care Consultant and the local Board of Health about any possible COVID-Suspect cases for guidance on exposure risks and safety of the rest of the camp.

• If a participant or staff becomes COVID-positive, the Board of Health, Health Care Consultant, all staff, and all families will be notified in writing immediately by the Park and Recreation Director or the Camp Directors. The Parks and Recreation Department and the Camp Directors, in coordination with the local Board of Health and Health Care Consultant, will develop a plan for moving forward that will be communicated via email.

Cleaning and Disinfecting Cleaning will take place frequently throughout every day of camp programming.

A professional cleaning company has been hired to routinely clean the bathrooms and all surfaces and frequently touched objects within indoor facilities. This includes but is not limited to doorknobs/ handles, sinks, keyboards, and floors. The cleaners will be cleaning Hartwell A-Pod, Hartwell B-Pod, Hartwell C-Pod, and port-a-potty facilities nightly. In addition, the professional cleaning company will be cleaning the designated isolation space for COVID-suspect campers.

Camp staff and Health care supervisors will be cleaning surfaces in between every activity in camp and disinfecting any supplies used throughout events. Staff are given a 15 minute period between each group of campers to disinfect all equipment used throughout their activity before the next group arrives. This includes but is not limited to larger items such as tables and chairs, balls, hula-hoops, jump ropes, water blasters, buckets, etc and smaller items such as cups, paintbrushes, trays, etc. These blocks of time without participants give staff adequate time outdoors to clean used objects with a soap/water solution then an EPA-registered disinfectant (or a bleach solution made in the last 24 hours) and adequate time for them to air dry completely without wiping before the next group of participants arrives.

The EPA-registered disinfectants and sanitizers will be stored in a locked cabinet and kept in their original containers away from participants at all times.

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