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Localización/Mapa 3

Campamentos por Edad, Sesión, Localización e Interés 30

Campamentos Pre-escolares 6

Campamentos Clásicos 6

Campamentos Nocturnos 7

Campamentos de Naturaleza, Aventura e Historia 7

Campamentos de Artes Creativas 8

Campamentos de Deportes 11

Campamentos para Personas con Necesidades Especiales 14

Campamentos para Adolescentes 15

Campamentos de Imaginación y Exploración 17

Campamentos en Centros Comunitarios 27

Información sobre la Inscripción 27

Inscripción en línea – ¡Consejos y Trucos para tener Exito! 26

Formularios de Inscripción 27

Información del Participante/ Registro de Emergencia 28

Voluntariado 28

En Español 31

*La descripción de los campamentos está en idioma inglés

Locations/Map 3

Camps by Age, Session, Location and Interest 4

Camps for Preschoolers 6

Classic Camps 6

Overnight Camps 7

Nature, Adventure & History Camps 7

Creative Arts Camps 8

Sports Camps 11

Camps for Individuals with Disabilities 14

Teen/Tweens Camps 15

Speciality, Imagination & Exploration Camps 17

Community-Based Camps 18

Registration Info 20

Online Registration – Tips & Tricks for Success! 20

Registration Forms 21

Participant Information/ Emergency Record Form 22

Volunteers Needed 22

Planning Calendar 23

En Español 21-28

2016

Summer Camps

http://registration.arlingtonva.us/

Don’t let fees or disabilities be a barrier! Arlington County is committed to all its residents! See page 5 for more info.¡No deje que costo, ni idioma, ni necisidadas especiales, sean una barrera para participar en clases, campamentos, o programas. Ofrecemos asistencia financiera para los que califican y apoyo para aquellos con necisadades especiales para que todos puedan participar. Ver página 24.

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Online Registration begins 7am, February 17, 2016

La inscripción en línea comienza el 17 de febrero a las 7 am

2 2016 Arlington County Guide to Summer Camps › Online Registration begins 7 a.m., February 17, 2016! › http://registration.arlingtonva.us/

SESSION DATES Week

1 June 27 July 1, ’16 2 July 5 July 8, ’16 (No Camp Monday, July 4)

3 July 11 July 15, ’16 4 July 18 July 22, ’16 5 July 25 July 29, ’16 6 Aug. 1 Aug. 5, ’16 7 Aug. 8 Aug. 12, ’16 8 Aug. 15 Aug. 19, ’16 9 Aug. 22 Aug. 26, ’16 10 Aug. 29 Sept. 2, ’16Su

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eCheck out the Arlington County Summer Camp Catalog for camps and programs that keep kids engaged, active and focused on expanding their horizons! Arlington County programs offer lots of choices, safe and inviting environments, and the chance for children to develop strong bonds with their community. Kids get their fill of thrills through sports; showcase their talents through the arts; reap the rewards of volunteerism; invigorate their imaginations through creative play; explore the outdoors through nature programs; and have adventures galore. All while making friends and lifelong memories. Summer is the perfect time to bring people together by nurturing a healthy development that helps young people grow up confident, caring and responsible.

Performing Arts, Sports, Arts and Crafts, Science, Nature, Gaming and Technology and Much More!

What do you want to do this summer? There's something for everyone!Summer was designed to give kids a break from school, help them try new experiences and grow mentally, physically and socially. Whether your child wants to refine a sports skill, get creative, be in a play, learn how to ride a bike, play classic and electronic games or explore the great outdoors, Arlington has something to offer.

Qualified Staff Make it Happen Camp and playground counselors are special people. Department of Parks and Recreation staff must love working with young people. They are creative, enthusiastic, committed and sincere...plus super-patient and loads of fun! In fact, many of Arlington’s camp and playground counselors have been campers themselves, often in the programs they now direct. A lot of our committed staff are school teachers, college students, and college graduates who hope to find a permanent job working with kids. They’re a talented and fun bunch, each with loads of experience in his or her specialty area, and all committed to helping your child to be the best he or she can be. To ensure your children have a positive and fun experience, Arlington County invests many hours in staff training and development. In addition to meeting the qualifica-tions for their position, all summer staff attends mandatory trainings that focus on promoting positive participation; creative expression; cooperative and adaptive games; heart-healthy and wellness activities; risk management and safety; child protective services; procedures and policies; planning activities; positive and productive scheduling; and developing welcoming spaces.

Arlington Camps for All Abilities Youth with disabilities are welcome to register for any programs of interest. As part of our inclusion philosophy, we have designated Madison CC and Fairlington CC Little Explorers camps; and Discovery ES Summerfest as sites that receive additional services. These sites have a lower staff to camper ratio, provide additional training for staff on program modifications, offer positive behavior supports and create connections for individuals with and without disabilities.

The Therapeutic Recreation office can help ensure that modifica-tions are in place for your child to have a successful camp experi-ence. Advanced notice for any requests for modifications are wel-come. Reasonable modifications could include: adapted equipment and techniques, specialized staff training, sign language interpreters, accessible facilities, additional staff, or large print and Braille materials. We strive to find the best fit for your camper and at times it may be necessary to change a camper’s placement if the support, assistance and modification necessary for participation can best be provided at an alternate site. You can also check our Therapeutic Recreation (TR) Camps on pages 14 Contact the TR Office at [email protected], 703-228-4740 for more information.

Want to have a BLAST this summer and make money doing it? Arlington County is looking for creative, enthusiastic, committed, sincere people who want to have fun to staff our summer camps. These are part-time to full-time temporary positions at a competitive salary. Great for teachers, college students, and anyone who wants experience working with the best kids in the nation... Arlington kids! You can also support special interest in the arts, nature, sports or working with individuals with disabilities. Interested? Go to parks.arlingtonva.us, keyword “summer employment.”

CLASSIC CAMPS offer a variety of programming options, both structured and unstructured, that include art, sports, trips and more.

OVERNIGHT CAMPS are a combo of a classic camp, nature/adventure camp and sleepover.

NATURE, ADVENTURE OR HISTORY CAMPS are for kids who love the outdoors and want to learn about and enjoy nature…and maybe stretch their limits with challenges such as canoeing, caving and more.

Help Wanted: You!

COMMUNITY CENTER BASED CAMPS are programs for children ages 5-11, designed to give families a full-day camp at their local commu-nity center offering a variety of fun and active play!

CREATIVE ARTS CAMPS come in every shape and size, for those who want to learn to paint a picture, act in a play, throw a pot, sing a song and more!

SPORTS CAMPS are available for the sports enthusiast who enjoys every sport in a sport combo camp, or for the camper who wants to learn or refine skills in a specific sport camp such as ultimate Frisbee or tennis.

CAMPS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES are camps specifically designed for individuals with physi-cal, emotional, social or cognitive/mental challenges. Please note! We can make accommodations in any camp for kids with disabilities. Just let us know what camp and what you need.

IMAGINATION EXPLORATION CAMPS bring kids with special interests in science, magic, history and imagination strategy games together.

TEENS/TWEEN CAMPS are for ages 10-16 across all areas (sports, imagi-nation, creative arts, nature, and more). Check the Camp Grid (p.4) for specific camps for specific ages. Camps that are for youth through teen are listed separately (not in the teen/tween section).

Did you know that first day of camp registration is the busiest day for online registrations?

Make sure you get into the camps you want by preparing before the registration period begins. See page 20 for great registration tips!

February 17th

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Art Facilities/Instalacíones para Artes

1 Arlington Arts Center 3550 Wilson Blvd. 22201 703-248-6800

2 Fairlington Arts Studio 3308 S. Stafford St. 22206 703-228-6492

3 Gunston Arts Center 2700 S. Lang St. 22206 703-228-1850

4 Lee Arts Center 5722 Lee Highway 22207 703-228-0560

5 Lubber Run Amphitheatre N. 2nd & N. Columbus St. 703-228-1850 22203

6 Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre 1611 N. Kent St. 22209 703-228-1850

7 Theatre on the Run 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 703-228-1850 22206

8 Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre 125 S. Old Glebe. Rd. 22204 703-228-1850

9 Thomas Jefferson Art Studios 3501 S. 2nd St. 22204 703-228-5925

Community Centers & Senior Centers/Centros Comunitarios

10 Arlington Mill Community Center 909 S. Dinwiddie St. 22204 703-228-7790

11 Aurora Hills Community Center & Senior Center 735 18th St. S. 22202 703-228-5722

12 Barcroft Sports and Fitness Center 4200 S. Four Mile Run 22206 703-228-0701

13 Carver Community Center 1415 S. Queen St. 22204 703-228-5706

14 Charles Drew Community Center 3500 S. 23rd St. 22206 703-228-5725

15 Culpepper Garden Senior Center 4435 N. Pershing Dr. 22203 703-228-4403

16 Dawson Terrace Community Center 2133 N. Taft St. 22201 703-522-4712

17 Fairlington Community Center 3308 S. Stafford St. 22206 703-228-6588

18 Gunston Community Center 2700 S. Lang St. 22206 703-228-6980

19 Langston-Brown Community Center & Multipurpose Senior Center 2121 N. Culpeper St. 703-228-5210 22207

20 Lee Community Center & Senior Center 5722 Lee Highway 22207 703-228-0550

21 Lubber Run Community Center 300 N. Park Drive 22203 703-228-4712

22 Madison Community Center & Senior Programs 3829 N. Stafford St. 22207 703-228-5310

23 Thomas Jefferson Community Center 3501 2nd St. S. 22204 703-228-5920

24 Walter Reed Community Center & Multipurpose Senior Center 2909 16th St. S. 22204 703-228-0935

Community Locations/Espacios Comunitarios

25 Carlin Hall Center 5711 S. 4th St. 22204 703-379-1390

26 Cooperative Extension Services 3308 S. Stafford St. 22206 703-228-6400

27 Quincy Parking Deck N. 15th St. & N. Quincy St. 703-228-1805 22201

28 Woodbury Park 2335 N. 11th St. 703-807-1941 22205

Nature Centers/ Centros de Naturaleza

29 Gulf Branch Nature Center 3608 N. Military Rd. 22207 703-228-3403

30 Long Branch Nature Center 625 S. Carlin Springs Rd. 703-228-6535 22204

31 Potomac Overlook Park 2845 N. Marcey Rd. 22207 703-528-5406

Parks & PlaygroundsParques y Patios de Recreo

Each park location has it’s own unique setting. For information about a specific park call 703-228-6525

32 Arlington Heights Park S. 9th St. & S. Irving St. 22204

33 Barcroft Park 4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 22204

34 Bluemont Park 601 N. Manchester St. 22203

35 Bon Air Park 850 N. Lexington St. 22205

36 Doctors Run Park 1301 S. George Mason Dr. 22204

37 Fort Barnard Park 2101 S. Pollard St. 22204

38 Fort C.F. Smith Park 2411 N. 24th St. 22207

39 Fort Scott Park 2800 S. Fort Scott Dr. 22202

40 Glebe Road Park 4211 N. Old Glebe Rd. 22207

41 Glencarlyn Park 301 S. Harrison St. 22204

42 Greenbrier Park 5201 N. 28th St. 22207

43 Gunston Park 1401 S. 28th St. 22206

44 Hayes Park 1516 N. Lincoln St. 22201

45 High View Park 1945 N. Dinwiddie St. 22207

46 Jennie Dean Park 3630 S. 27th St. 22206

47 Long Bridge Park 475 Long Bridge Dr. 22202

48 Lacey Woods Park 1200 N. George Mason Dr. 22205

49 Lyon Village Park 1800 N. Highland St. 22201

50 Madison Manor Park 6225 N. 12th Rd. 22205

51 Marcey Road Park 2722 N. Marcey Rd. 22207

52 Maury Park 3550 Wilson Blvd. 22201

53 Nauck Park 2600 S. 19th St. 22204

54 Penrose Park 2200 S. 6th St. 22204

55 Powhatan Springs Park 6020 Wilson Blvd. 22205

56 Quincy Park 1021 N. Quincy St. 22201

57 Rocky Run Park 1109 N. Barton St. 22201

58 Towers Park 801 S. Scott St. 22204

59 Tuckahoe Park 2400 N. Sycamore St. 22213

60 Tyrol Hill Park 5101 S. 7th Rd. 22204

61 Virginia Highlands Park 1600 S. Hayes St. 22202

62 Westover Park 1001 N. Kennebec St. 22205

Schools/Escuelas

63 Abingdon Elementary 3035 S. Abingdon St. 22206 703-228-6650

64 Ashlawn School 5950 N. 8th Rd. 22205 703-228-5270

65 Arlington Science Focus School 1501 N. Lincoln St. 22201 703-228-7670

66 Arlington Traditional School 855 N Edison St. 22205 703-228-6290

67 Barcroft School 625 S. Wakefield St. 22204 703-228-5838

68 Barrett Elementary School 4401 N. Henderson Rd. 703-228-6288 22203

69 Bishop O’Connell School 6600 Little Falls Rd. 22213 703-237-1400

70 Campbell Elementary School 737 S. Carlin Springs Rd. 22204 703-228-6770

71 Carlin Springs School 5995 S. 5th Road 22204 703-228-6645

72 Claremont Immersion Elementary School 4700 S. Chesterfield Rd. 22205 703-228-2500

73 Discovery Elementary School 5241 36th St N 703-228-2685

74 Drew Model Elementary School 3500 South 23rd St. 22206 703-228-8135

75 Glebe Elementary School 1770 N Glebe Rd. 22207 703-228-6280

76 Gunston Middle School 2700 S. Lang Street 22206 703-228-6900

77 H-B Woodlawn 4100 N. Vacation Lane 22207 703-228-6363

78 Jamestown School 3700 N. Delaware St. 22207 703-228-5275

79 Kenmore Middle School 200 S. Carlin Springs Rd. 703-228-6800 22204

80 Key School 2300 Key Blvd. 22201 703-228-4210

81 Long Branch School 33 N. Fillmore St. 22201 703-228-4220

82 McKinley Elementary School 1030 N. McKinley Rd. 22205 703 228-5280

83 Nottingham School 5900 Little Falls Rd. 22207 703-228-5290

84 Oakridge Elementary School 1414 S. 24th St. 22202 703-228-5840

85 Patrick Henry Elementary School 701 S. Highland St. 22204 703-228-5820

86 Randolph Elementary School 1306 S. Quincy St 22204 703-228-5830

87 Reed School 1664 N. Mckinley Rd. 22205 703-812-9724

88 Swanson Middle School 5800 N. Wash. Blvd. 22205 703-228-5500

89 Stratford School 4100 N. Vacation Lane 22207 703-228-6363

90 Taylor Elementary School 2600 N. Stuart St. 22207 703-228-6275

91 Thomas Jefferson School 125 S. Old Glebe Rd. 22204 703-228-5900

92 Tuckahoe Elementary School 6550 N. 26th St. 22213 703-228-5288

93 Wakefield High School 4901 S. Chesterfield Rd. 22206 703-228-6700

94 Washington-Lee School 1300 N. Stafford St. 22201 703-228-6200

95 Williamsburg Middle School 3600 N. Harrison St. 22207 703-228-5450

96 Yorktown High School 5201 N. 28th St. 22207 703-228-5400

97 Main Registration Office 3700 Four Mile Run 22206 703-228-4747

CampFacts 1O1Everyone can have a great time this summer, but not at another’s expense. All participants must follow directions and be respectful of fellow campers, staff, and program boundaries. While each camp has a specific policy for each session, there are common policies among all Arlington camps. These policies were developed to be sure all kids are safe and have the best opportunity for an enriching and fun summer.

1. Indicates an Arlington County camp. Register online at registration.arlingtonva.us or use the registration form on page 21 and Participant Information Record Form on page 22 to register for these camps only.

2. Children must wear appropriate clothing and shoes for the camp and its activities. Sandals are not allowed except on water days.

3. Children must bring their lunch to full day camps.

4. Caregivers should pick up a calendar of activities on the first day of each camp session on site.

5. Excess group insurance that is above and beyond personal medical insurance is available to camp participants to cover medical expenses incurred as a result of injury at camp.

6. Behavior resulting in extreme disruption or intentional harm to self, others or property can result in removal from the pro-gram according to the Code of Conduct Policy at the discre-tion of program staff. Camp and playground counselors are trained to use supportive strate-gies and available resources to encourage positive participation as alternatives to removal.

7. To keep kids safe, summer programs will limit or cancel outdoor activities, or may even cancel programs, on “Code Red” days. Camper safety is the decid-ing factor.

8. Field trips are subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather or if appropriate trans-portation is unavailable.

9. Locations are subject to change (this catalog conveys the most correct information available before going to press). For updates, contact the registration office at 703-228-4747 or log onto parks.arlingtonva.us, search summer camp.

10. The Arlington County Board approves all Arlington County camp fees. The goal is to provide programs for all County children. You may qualify for reduced fees even in non-Arlington County camps. Call the registration Office for more information 703-228-4747.

11. Camps with insufficient enrollment will be canceled. Registration staff will help direct families to comparable open programs.

¿Dónde está?Where it is! To learn more about Arlington County

camps check out the Parent Handbook at parks.arlingtonva.us after February 17, search Parent Handbook


Easy Camp Guide by Age, Interest and Session AGES

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ Sessions Location

CAMPS FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS

Little Explorers 6 • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 17,21,22,25,73

Abrakadoodle: Artists You Know and Love 6 • • • • 73

Abrakadoodle – Impress Me 6 • • • 7 18

Abrakadoodle: Under the Sea 6 • • • 8 18

Abrakadoodle: Mad About Movies 6 • • • 3 73

ASA: Mini Soccer Camps 6 • • • • 1,3,5,6,7,8,9,10 18,50,79

Challenge Sports British Soccer: First Kicks 6 • • 2 18

Lil’ Boots Camp 6 • • • • 7 77

UK Elite Soccer: Petite Camp 6 • • • 1, 4, 5 18

FirstServ Tennis: Little Shots Camp 6 • • • 3,4,5,7,8,9,10 24,34,96

YMCA Tiny Tots Outdoor Tennis Academy 6 • • 1,2,6 34

Enchanted Castles Camp 6 • • • 7,9 21,24

ETC Beginnings Camps for Preschoolers 6 • • • 1,4,5 17,70

Care Actor: Act It Out! 6 • • • 6, 8 22,64

CLASSIC CAMPS

Summerfest 6 • • • • • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 66,73

Camp Horizon 6 • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 66

Summer Expedition 18 • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 13,19,21

Passport2Enrichment: Everything Day Camp 6 • • • • • • • 1, 10 19

Summer BASKET 7 • • • • 1-2 14

OVERNIGHT CAMPS

Girl’s Fire Camp 7 • 7/14-7/17 TBD

4-H Junior Summer Camp 7 • • • • • 7/3-7/7 Front Royal, VA

YMCA Travel Camps 7 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 TBD

NATURE, ADVENTURE & HISTORY CAMPS

Civil War Soldier 7 • • • 3 38

Arlington Farmer 7 • • • 2 38

Down in the Dirt 7 • • 1,2 30

Wildlife Neighbors 7 • • 5,6 29

Invertebrate Investigations 7 • • • 1,2 29

Nature Detectives 7 • • • 3,4 30

Treks and Travels 7 • • • • 5 30

VA Fishing Adventures Fish N’ Fun 7 • • • 2,4,6,8 18

Fish and Explore Young Anglers 7 • • • • 3,7 21

Fish and Explore: Native Animal Explorers 8 • • • • • 4,5,8 21

Virginia Outside Mountain Biking Camp 8 • • • • • • 1,4,5,8,10 18

Virginia Fishing Adventures Fishing Camp 8 • • • • • • 1,3,6,7,9,10 18

Fish and Explore: Fly Fishing 8 • • • • • 4 21

Engineering for Kids: Camp Kelvin Engineering 8 • • • 1,3,5 64, 66

YMCA Camp Kirkwood 8 • • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10 TBD

YMCA Horseback Riding 8 • • • • • • 1,5,7,9 TBD

YMCA Pony Camp 8 • • • • 2,4,6,8 TBD

CREATIVE ARTS CAMPS

Creative Arts Camp 8 • • • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8 17,22

Creative Arts Camp: Art E•plorers 8 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 10

Abrakadoodle: Artists you Know and Love 8 • • • • • • • 2 24

Abrakadoodle: Impress Me 8 • • • • • • • 7 18

Abrakadoodle: Under the Sea 9 • • • • • • • 8 18

Abrakadoodle: Mad About Movies 9 • • • • • • • 3 73

Abrakadoodle: Pirates Return 9 • • • • • • • 1 18

Abrakadoodle: Ready, Set, Create 9 • • • • • • • 5 73

Care Actor: Dramatic Kids 9 • • • • • • 5,8 64

Concert Band Summer Camp 9 • • • • • • • 4 67

Guitar Workshop 9 • • • • • • 4 67

Rock Music Summer Camp 9 • • • • • • • 1 67

Percussion Camp 9 • • • • • • • 6 80

Strings Camp 9 • • • • • • • 5 80

Learn Music Now: The Ultimate Music Experience

9 • • • • • • • 1, 6,9 22,24,66

Lola’s Laboratory: Art-Venture Island 9 • • • • • • • 1,9 22,84

Lola’s Laboratory: Zoopossible Myths! 9 • • • • • • • 2, 10 22,84

Lola’s Laboratory: Toy Factory 9 • • • • • • • 8 22

Passport2Enrichment: Dance Dance Dance 9 • • • • • • • 9 19

Passport2Enrichment: Bedazzled 9 • • • • • • • 2 67

School of Crafts: Introduction to Sewing 10 • • • • • 3 73

School of Crafts: Modern Quilting 10 • • • • • 4,5 73

School of Crafts: Open Studio 10 • • • • • 5 73

School of Crafts: Using Sewing Patterns 10 • • • • • 4 73

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The Creative Difference: Arts Extravaganza! 10 • • • • • • • • 3 66

The Creative Difference: LegoTopia! 10 • • • • • • • • 9 66

The Creative Difference: Picking Up Ste(a)m 10 • • • • • • • • 10 10

Tiny Chefs: Baking Bootcamp 10 • • • • 1 66

Tiny Chefs: Chopped 10 • • • • 4 79

Tiny Chefs: Cupcake Wars 10 • • • • 8 79

ETC: Creative Drama Camps 10 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 80,95

Educational Theatre Company: Acting Out Camps

10 • • • • • 4,7,10 17,22,88

ETC: Composers Corner 10 • • • • • 3 17

ETC: Musical Debut 10 • • • • • 5-6 80

ETC: Musical Revue 10 • • • • • • 7-8 95

ETC: Page to Stage 10 • • • • • • 8-9 17

ETC: Puppet Palooza 10 • • • 1 92

ETC: Shakespeare’s Midsummer 11 • • • • • • 2-3 80

Encore Stage & Studio: It’s Elementary 11 • • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8,9-10 7,88

Encore Stage & Studio: Scenes for Tweens 11 • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6 79

Jane Franklin Dance: Fantastic Voyage 11 • • • 7,8 7

Jane Franklin Dance: Super Fantastic Voyage 11 • • • • 4 7

Jane Franklin Dance: The Big Meow 11 • • • 5,6 7

SPORTS CAMPS

Barcroft Gymnastics Camp 11 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 12

Madison Gymnastics Camp 11 • • 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 22

Aqua Sports Camp 11 • • • • • • • 7,8,9,10 94

Shooting Stars Sports Camp 11 • • • • 4,5,10 12,77

All American Sports Camp 11 • • • • • • • 1,2,3,8,9 12,77

One on One Dual Sports Camp: Flag Football/Basketball

11 • • • • • • • • 6 88

One on One Dual Sports Camp: Soccer/Basketball

12 • • • • • • • • 1 12

UK Elite Multi Sports Week 12 • • • • • • • • • 8 18

YMCA Sports Camps 12 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 84

YMCA Arlington Sports Festival Camp 12 • • • • • • • • 2,3,4,6,7 93

Ironman Baseball Academy 12 • • • • • • 5 56

VBC: Arlington Baseball Beginners Camp 12 • • 1,3,4 56

VBC: Arlington Baseball Camps 12 • • • • • • 1,3,4,6,7 12,96

Chummy Gill Basketball Academy 12 • • • • • • • • 3,7,10 10,79,88

NOVA Basketball School 12 • • • • 2,6,7 77,79

One on One Basketball Camp 12 • • • • • • • • 2,8 77,88

Orange Line Coed Basketball Camp 12 • • • • • • • 2,3, 4 96

Patriot Girls Basketball Camp 12 • • • • • • • • 1,8, 9 10,79,96

Warrior Basketball Camp 12 • • • • • • 1,2,6 79,88

YMCA Arlington Sports Festival Coach Kenny’s Basketball

12 • • • • • • • • 5 93

Learn to Ride a Bike Camp 13 • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 27

Bike Riding Camp 13 • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 27

Momentum3 Cheer Camp 13 • • • • • • • • 1,4 94

Fencing for Kids 13 • • • • 5 93

Arlington Football camp 13 • • • • • • 2, 3, 5 95

Momentum3 Football Camp 13 • • • • • • • • 1,4 93

American Skateboard Camp 13 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,7,8,9 27

ASA Goalkeeper Camp 13 • • • • • 1,6,7,8,9,10 18,79,61

ASA Indoor Soccer Camp 13 • • • • 4 79

ASA Soccer Camps 13 • • • • • • • • 1,3,5,6,7,8,9,10 18,79,50,61

Challenger Sports British Soccer 13 • • • • • • • • 2 18

Challenger Sports British Soccer: Mini Soccer 13 • • 2 18

Positive Touch Soccer 13 • • • • • • • 7 77

TetraBrazil Soccer Camp 13 • • • • • • 3 18

UK Elite Soccer Summer Camp 14 • • • • • • • • • 1,4,5 18

Pure Performance “Basics” Softball Camp 14 • • • • • • • • 5,7 12,66

FirstServe: Tennis 1&2 Fun and Fundamentals 14 • • • • 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 24, 34, 96

YMCA Outdoor Tennis Academy 14 • • • • • • • • 1,2,4, 6 34

Capital Ultimate Camp 14 • • • 4 77

MOJO Volleyball Camp 14 • • • • • • 3, 4 94

CAMPS FOR KIDS WITH DISABILITIES

Adventure Quest 14 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 89

Camp Discovery 14 • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 68

iCan Bike 14 • • • • • • 6 79

Project F.I.V.E. 14 • • • • • • 2-3,4-5,6-7 91

Access Adapted Sports 14 • • 1 93


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TEEN/TWEENS CAMPS

Summer Adventure 14 • • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 23

Junior Jam 19 • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 10,14,19,21,23,24

Summertime Thrills 15 • • • • 1,7,8,9 94

Creative Arts Camp: Teens Ceramics 15 • • 1-3 23

Creative Arts Camp: Teens Drawing and Painting 15 • • 7-8 22

Creative Arts Camp: Photography 15 • • 4-6 23

Encore Studio Stage Door 15 • • • 2-4,7-9 79

Encore Studio Tech Camp 15 • • • 2-4,7-9 79

Encore Stage & Studio: One Act Wonders 15 • • • 5-6 79

Care Actor: Theatrical Teens! 15 • • • 8, 9 64

ETC: Teen Composer Corner 15 • • • 3 17

ETC: Musical Review 15 • • • 7-8 95

ETC: Page to Stage 15 • • • 8-9 17

ETC: Puppet Palooza 15 • • • 1 92

ETC: Shakespeare’s Midsummer Intensive 15 • • • 1-3 81

TEAM Summer Readiness Program 15 • 1-2 94

YMCA Travel Camps 15 • • • • 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,9 TBD

A Soldiers Life 15 • • • 4 38

Battlefield Explorer 16 • • • 1 38

Habitat Hikers 16 • • • 3,4 29

VA Outside Appalachian Hiking Camp 16 • • • • 2 18

VA Outside Mountain Kayak Touring and Fishing Camp

16 • • • • 2,8 18

Fish and Explore Big Fish 16 • • • • 6,9 96

Fish and Explore Nature Photography & Hiking

16 • • • • 4 96

Wilderness Bound 16 • • • 6 30

Fish and Explore-Standup Paddleboard 16 • • • • 2, 6 96

Fish and Explore Paddle and Explore 1-2 16 • • • • • • 5,10 21

Teen Capital Ultimate Camp 16 • • • 4,5,6 77

SporTECH 16 • • • • 4,6 88

Momentum3 Triple-Play Sports Academy 16 • • • 3 88

Orange Line Sports Elite Basketball 17 • • • 1,5 94, 95

VBC Advanced Baseball Camps 17 • • • 2,3,5 33

Arlington Soccer Association Indoor Soccer 17 • • • • 4 79

Academy International: Field Hockey 17 • • • • 3,4,5 47,94

Pure Performance Advanced Softball Camp 17 • • • • 3 94

Funuation: Making a Samsung Android Game 17 • • 9 17

Funuation: Making an iPhone Game 17 • • 9 17

Funuation: Minecraft Modding with Java 17 • • 9 17

KidRealm: Advanced Gaming Camp 17 • • 2-3,4-5,6-7 64

SPECIALTY IMAGINATION & EXPLORATION

Engineering for Kids: Junior Engineering-Under Construction

17 • • • 4 73

Engineering for Kids: Engineering of Power and Energy

17 • • • • • 4 73

Engineering for Kids: Kodu Kart Racing Design Game

17 • • • • • 6 64, 66

Engineering for Kids: Sail the Seas 17 • • • • • 3 66

Funuation: Making a Samsung Android Game 18 • • • • 8 17

Funuation: Making an iPhone Game 18 • • • • 8 17

Funuation: Minecraft Magic 18 • • • • 8,10 17

Funuation: Making Super Mario Bros with Scratch and Makey

18 • • • • 10 17

KidRealm: Maximum Motion Camp 18 • • • • • • 4-5 64

KidRealm: Pokemon/Minecraft Camp 18 • • • • • • • 1,8,4-5 64

KidRealm: Quest Camp 18 • • • • • • 6-7 64

KidRealm: Lego Legends Camp 18 • • • • • • • 1,8,2-3,6-7 64

KidRealm: Time Machine Camp 18 • • • • • • 2-3 64

KidRealm: Young Wizards Camp 18 • • • • • • • 2-3,4-5 64

Boolean Girls: Computer Animation Camp 18 • • • • • 2,7,8 64,70,92

Boolean Girls: Advanced Scratch Programming for Girls

18 • • • • • 9 92

Mad Science: Eureka 18 • • • • • • • 10 17

Mad Science: Secret Agent Lab 18 • • • • • 9 17

Sciensational: CSI- Crime Scene Investigation 19 • • • • • • 10 22

Sciensational: Egyptian Dig 19 • • • • • • 9 22

Sciensational: Make It and Take It Home 19 • • • • • • 9 22

Sciensational: Space Nine Robot 19 • • • • • • 10 22

Silver Knights Chess Camp 19 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 17,22,24,70

Intro to Coding 19 • • • • • • • • • 1,3,5 17,22

YMCA Specialty Camp 19 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 84

Find Out If You Qualify for a Fee Reduction

Processing Locations and Hours: Main Registration Office: 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr 703-228-4747. M-F 8am-5pm.

All Arlington County community centers can provide fee reduction informationand assist with submitting paperwork to the main registration office. Once all paperwork is complete and accurate, fee reduction processing may take up to two business days.

Satellite Registration locations: (Call before you go; one staff member on site)

Arlington Mill Community Center, 909 S. Dinwiddie St., 22204, 703-228-7790, M–F, 8:30am–5:30pm • Alicia Saracina, 703-228-7305

Langston-Brown Community Center, 2121 Culpeper St., 22207, 703-228-5210, M–F, 9am-5:30pm • Mary Barnes, 703-228-4740

Lubber Run Community Center, 300 N. Park Dr. 22203, 703-228-4712, M-F, 9am-5:30pm • Karen Edwards, 703-228-4750

Call for an appointment at the following centers:Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center, 4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 22206, 703-228-0701Carver Community Center, 1415 S. Queen St., 22204, 703-228-5706Charles Drew Community Center, 3500 23rd St. S., 22206, 703-228-5725Fairlington Community Center, 3308 S. Stafford St., 22206, 703-228-6588Gunston Community Center, 2700 S. Lang St., 22206, 703-228-6980Lee Community Center, 5722 Lee Highway, 22207, 703-228-0550Madison Community Center, 3829 N. Stafford St., 22207, 703-228-5310Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 S. 2nd St. 22204, 703-228-5920Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 16th Street S. 22204, 703-228-0935

Camp Registration & Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4747Habla Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4747Job Opportunities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-1856Summer Camp Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-1856Elementary Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4773Early Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-7394Teen Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4729Therapeutic Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4740TTY Number for All Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Use relay 711Volunteer with Us. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4724Inclement Weather Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4715

Camps listed in RED are operated by Arlington County’s Department of Parks and Recreation.

indicates a camp run by Arlington County. Follow the registration guidelines on page 20 for more information. Other camps are conducted by private companies partnering with Arlington County. These camps are monitored to ensure they meet County standards and specifications. Registration varies by company; review the individual listing to learn how to register for these camps.


Camps for PreschoolersLittle Explorers

Little Explorers camp provide a fun exciting camp experience for our youngest campers! Creative play, crafts and physical activity are com-bined with our themes to bring campers on a week full of adventures. Special visitors will be dropping by with fun and exciting surprises. Campers should bring a nut-free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations Camp CodeCarlin Hall Center 510016Fairlington CC* 510026Lubber Run CC 510036Madison CC* 510046Discovery ES (no session 1 or 2) 510056Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 9:30am-12:30pmFees: $145, $116 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Abrakadoodle - Artist's You Know and LoveThe world has many great artists and wonderful art including the drawings of Da Vinci, the colorful collages of Matisse, the light drenched paintings of Monet and the well-loved portrait of Whistler’s Mother. These are the artists we know and love! Your favorite little artist gets a chance to drip, print, cut, arrange, dab, mold and paint while exploring these artists and others. But in the end, these little artists will create their own masterpieces that are as unique as they are! Note: Preschoolers must be potty trained. Campers should bring a nut-free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionDiscovery ES 2Time: 9am-noonFees: $159Registration: To register or for information visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01, 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle - Impress MeWant to make an impression! Get into the excitement of creating art with impressionist styles and techniques and wow your family and friends. We will study a variety of artists from the Impressionist Period while learning techniques that include watercolor, pastels, pointalism and more. Note: Preschoolers must be potty trained. Campers should bring a nut-free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionGunston CC 7Time: 9am-noonFees: $198Registration: To register or for information visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01, 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle - Under The SeaMake a big splash and join us for adventures in our Under the Sea Art Camp. Campers will learn all about jellyfish, octopuses, dolphins, whales and even mermaids! There’s nothing fishy about using cool tools and materials to create fun paintings, collages, sculptures and more. Campers will have oceans of fun designing cool art projects. So dive in for tons of fun under the sea! Preschoolers must be potty trained. Campers should bring a nut-free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionGunston CC 8Time: 9am-noonFees: $198Registration: To register or for information visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01, 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle - Mad About MoviesYou will love this camp if you love movies and the kooky characters, animations and illustrations in them….from minions to dinosaurs to out of this world environments! Marvelous movies and art together make for some movie madness! Campers learn how movies are made, tell movie stories and recreate favorite movie characters! Explore anima-tion, storyboards, and more while exploring cre-ative abilities. Preschoolers must be potty trained. Campers should bring a nut-free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionDiscovery ES 3Time: 9am-noonFees: $198Registration: To register or for information visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01, 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Mini Soccer CampsArlington Soccer Association Mini Soccer Camps will provide a fun introduction to soccer for boys and girls. These camps will provide age-appropri-ate, enjoyable activities as these young children begin to develop coordination, agility, balance and other movement skills as well as individual ball control skill. Mini Soccer Camps will be offered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (make-up day is Friday). Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-6Locations SessionsGunston CC 6, 7Kenmore MS 1, 3, 5Madison Manor 8, 9, 10Time: 9:30-11:30amFees: $125Registration: Visit www.arlingtonsoccer.com/recreational/registration

Challenger Sports British Soccer: First KicksYoung players are introduced to game basics through fundamental activities, games and fun soccer challenges. One hour a day for five days. Parents are encouraged to join in and help guide their child through this fun learning experience. Session is coached by a professional British soccer coach. Register 45 days before camp to receive a free soccer jersey. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 3-4Locations SessionGunston CC 2Time: 9-10amFees: $90Registration: Visit www.challengersports.com, call 443-681-7826 or email [email protected].

Lil' BootsGolden Boot Soccer’s Lil’ Boots programs have created positive experiences for young players for over 18 years with more than 1,000 kids going through the program annually. Lil’ Boots is the perfect introduction for children ages 3-6 to the wonderful game. It is a specially designed program that initiates a positive experience for young players to learn the basic fundamental skills of the game and the concept of team play. The program builds self-esteem, confidence, and promotes sportsman-ship and fair play all while developing a child’s coordination, physical, mental and social skills in a non- competitive environment. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-6Locations SessionHB Woodlawn 7Time: 9:30-11amFees: $150Registration: Visit www.goldenbootsoccer.com or call 703-287-0088.

UK Elite Soccer: Petite CampU.K. Petite Summer Soccer Camps introduce 3 - 5 year old children to the fun, healthy and exciting world of soccer. Petite Camps are 90 minutes a day, Monday to Friday. Each day is structured to promote individualized learning through fun soccer-related games and activities. Our philosophy and methodol-ogy is based on cutting-edge educational principles of how children learn techniques and develop them into skills while having a fantastic time! Camp t-shirts included in price. Parents are welcome to stay and join in the fun! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionsGunston CC 1, 4, 5Time: 9-10:30am or 10:45am-12:15pmFees: $120Registration: Visit www.ukelite.com, call 703-350-8714 or email [email protected].

FirstServe Tennis: Little Shots CampThis camp introduces tots to tennis through fun games and activities designed to build eye-hand coordination and familiarity with the tennis ball and racket. Students should bring water and a snack to every session! Tennis rackets are required. Ratio 4:1 Ages 4-6Locations SessionsBluemont Park 7Walter Reed CC 8, 9, 10Yorktown HS 3, 4, 5Time: 8:15-9:30amFees: $125Registration: Visit www.tenniseveryone.net, call 703-868-8172 or email [email protected].

YMCA Tiny Tots Outdoor Tennis AcademyTennis on the Move, under the direction of Coach Labat, is now the YMCA Outdoor Tennis Academy at Bluemont Park (Tennis Courts). If your tot wants to learn to play tennis or simply improve tennis skills and make new friends this summer - try our Junior Tennis Camps. Our number one priority is to teach your son or daughter how to play tennis in a fun, safe environment. We teach the basic skills of this lifetime sport through drills and games adapted to support all ages and skill levels. Similar to the indoor program, our camp emphasizes sports-manship, safety, fundamental skills, etiquette, and strategy. We look forward to meeting your child/children this summer for great outdoor fun and challenges. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 4-5Locations SessionsBluemont Park 1, 2, 4, 6Time: 9am-1pmExt Hours: 7-9am Fees: $240, $185 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $45 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-522-1700 or email [email protected]. In-person is also available at 3400 N. 13th Street, Arlington, VA 22201.

Enchanted Castles CampTiny Dancers invites your dancer to join us for fun and excitement this summer! Experience a world of magic wands, royal balls and enchanted spells as we dance our way through classic cherished stories. All Tiny Dancers camp sessions include daily instruction in ballet, fine motor exercise through a theme-related craft and our exclusive story and dress-up dance interpretation. Each camp culmi-nates with a recital and reception for family and friends on the last day of the week. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionsLubber Run CC 9Walter Reed CC 7Time: 10am-noonFees: $225Registration: Visit www.tinydancers.com/arlington.

Educational Theatre Company: Beginnings for PreschoolersETC Beginnings camp offers an enriching theatre experience for your preschooler to learn basic act-ing skills, as well as how to use their bodies, voices and imaginations to create exciting characters. The day is filled with circle time, improv games, arts and crafts, outdoor time and rehearsal for our big “show” at the end of the week! Note: Preschoolers must be potty trained. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Locations SessionsCampbell ES 1, 4Fairlington CC 5Time: 9am-12pmFees: $210Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.

org or call 703-271-0222.

Care Actor: Act it Out!Take an adventure in this theater & arts program that uses storybooks to emphasize positive values. Each day these young actors will play basic act-ing games, act out stories and create art projects related to the theme of the day. Campers will present their favorite story on the last day! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 4-6Location SessionMadison CC 6Ashlawn ES 8Time: 9am-noonFees: $185Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com, call 703-546-8587.or email [email protected].

Classic CampsSummerFest

This full day camp is great for kids who want the complete camp experience! Fun days of high-energy camp are designed around a creative weekly theme. Your child will make new friends and learn life-long skills while participating in active play through sports, cooperative games, drama, arts and crafts. Campers are divided into small age groups for age appropriate activities that meet their developmental needs during core times as well as enjoying times throughout the day where all ages play and interact together. This camp takes two trips per week: one to a Northern Virginia Regional Park pool and one adventure to another fun destination! Each child must bring a lunch and snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-11Locations Camp CodeArlington Traditional ES 521016Discovery ES* 521056Time: 8am-6pmFees: $242, $194 (Session 2)Sessions: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Camp Horizon This classic day camp is perfect for first time

and younger campers. Each activity is specifi-cally tailored to the developmental stage of our young campers. Kids will experience a variety of activities that offer the opportunity to explore their creative side through fun art projects, expressive play, develop social skills through team building activities, & physical play through various games and sports. One field trip is offered per week to a fun local destination or to the local Upton Hill Swimming Pool, which provides the largest shallow area for young and new swimmers with minimal travel time from the camp site. Each child must bring a lunch and snack each day. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:8. Ages 4-6 (Four year olds registering must be five by September 30, 2016 and enrolled in Kindergarten).Locations Camp CodesArlington Traditional ES 570016Time: 8am-3pmExt Hours: 3-6pmFees: $224, $179 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $46, $37 (Session 2)Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Passport2Enrichment: Everything Day CampFor those who don't want to be boxed into a cat-egory we've come up with a camp for all. It's a little something of everything to create a whole lot of fun. Children will have a blast with relay races, art projects, brain busters, science projects, construc-tion projects, treasure hunts and team sporting activities. This camp is sure to keep all children guessing what comes next and completely excited each and every day. Staff to camper ratio 1:12. Ages 6-12Locations SessionsLangston CC 1, 10Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-9am, 4-6pmFees: $345Ext Fees: $40, 75Registration: Visit www.passports2enrichment.com or email [email protected].

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*DESIGNATED INCLUSION SITES › Individuals with disabilities are welcome to register for any summer camp in the catalog. Some children still need lower ratios and more structure, which is where our “Designated Sites” come in. The three locations this year are Madison and Fairlington Little Explorers, and Discovery Summerfest for elementary ages. Staff at these sites have a lower ratio, and receive additional training on program modifications and behavior management. Most staff comes with previous experience working with campers with disabilities. The camp focus is on increasing camper’s awareness and comfort level interacting with peers of all different abilities. Inclusion not only benefits individuals with disabilities but has many positive benefits to all campers!

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Summer BASKETHere’s a learn-by-doing opportunity that will relate academics to service and adventure. Participants learn critical thinking, communication, collabora-tion, creativity and leadership. Campers experience experiential learning with fun, connecting youth to real world experiences. Staff to camper ratio 1:10. Ages 10-15Locations SessionsCharles Drew CC 1-2Time: 9am-4pmFees: $125Registration: Visit www.careinc1996.wordpress.com, Call 703-486-0058 or email [email protected].

Overnight/Travel CampsGirl's Fire CampExperience the everyday life of an Arlington County Fire Department. Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in a three-day weekend of fun-filled exercises, including physical training, classes and Fire/Emergency Medical Services (MES) simulations. Interact with, ask questions and even eat with on-duty personnel at an Arlington firehouse. Activities take place at various Arlington County Fire Department facilities. Overnight stay will be at Marymount University, chaperoned by female fire staff. This camp is free, but limited to just 16 female participants. Selection is based on successful completion of the application packet and essay contest: “Why would you like to attend this camp?” Campers are supervised by highly trained firefighters/paramedics—safety is our highest priority. Note: Participants must be available for the entire camp, including the overnight stays. Staff to participant ratio 1:4. Ages 13-18Locations SessionsTBD 7/14-7/17Fees: FreeRegistration: Email [email protected]

Junior 4-H CampKids from Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax get together at the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational and Conference Center in Front Royal, Virginia. There, campers are encouraged to “learn by doing” while engaging in all kinds of programs, including outdoor adventuring, environmental education, arts and crafts, robotics, horsemanship, shooting education, ropes courses, fishing and much more! There is free swim and recreation time each day, as well as evening programs and a campfire. Campers will make new friends, develop skills and become more independent individuals. Fee includes lodg-ing for five days and four nights, three meals and one snack per day, class supplies and materials, camp t-shirt and transportation from the Northern Virginia 4-H Center. 4-H Camp registration begins on February 1, 2016, and will remain open until April 1, 2016 or until all available spaces are filled, whichever occurs first. Ages 9-13Locations SessionsFront Royal, VA 7/3-7/7Fees: $305Registration: Visit http://offices.ext.vt.edu/arlington/programs/4h/index.html, call 703-228-6404 or email [email protected].

YMCA Travel CampsTravel camp provides campers an opportunity to travel every day to fun-filled locations. Campers get movin’ as they enjoy daily, age-appropriate excursions to local areas of interest and excitement. Various field trips throughout the week provide an experience to remember! Campers will have a chance to explore different summer activities that may include amusement and water parks, outdoor sports, fairs, hiking, animal adventures and more. Travel camps are designed for mature campers to take part in daily, off-site field trips throughout the Metro Washington area. There are nine one-week sessions offered. Join us for one week or for all; it is your choice. Specific activities for each session vary. Calendars with specific activities will be pro-vided on the first day of each session. Depending on age, activities may include visiting the zoo or aquarium; swimming/waterpark; hiking, nature center, etc.; sports like bowling and mini golf; creative arts; arcades; inflatables; amusement park; canoeing, rafting and sailing, etc. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your

registration forms including a proof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages: Jr Travel 5-8; Sr Travel 8-12Locations SessionsTBD 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-4:30pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4:30-6:30pmFees: $333Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

Nature, Adventure & History

Civil War Soldier No slouching in this camp! Our young enlist-

ees will learn to march and drill like a well-trained infantry unit. They’ll learn how to quickly load artil-lery and how to design forts to protect the city and how to use signal flags. But they’ll also spend some quiet time setting up camp, cooking hard tack and playing Civil War era games. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 7-9Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Park 540016Sessions: 3Time: 9am-noonFees: $164Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Arlington Farmer Although there are no longer any farms in

Arlington, our community still has a rich agricul-tural story. During this camp we’ll use the fields and equipment at Fort CF Smith Park to learn about farm-ing and farm skills, such as caring for a garden, mak-ing cider and using harvesting equipment. We’ll also visit local parks to meet farm animals and use some equipment. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 8-10Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Park 540016Sessions: 2Time: 9am-3pmFees: $264Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Down in the Dirt Kids will love getting down and dirty at this

nature center camp. Join us as we wiggle like worms, find fossils, meet animals and more! We’ll explore the wonderful world under our feet through fun games, crafts and outdoor activities. Session content repeats: campers should only attend one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 5-6 ( must have completed kindergarten).Location Camp CodeLong Branch NC 540036Sessions: 1, 2Time: 9am-12:30pmFees: $191, $153 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Wildlife Neighbors Newsflash: Skunks and coyotes moved to

Arlington! What’s next: Bears and Bobcats?!? Let’s find out which animals actually feel at home here. We’ll hike in the Gulf Branch woods, wade in the stream and learn about the big and tiny animals that live all around us. We’ll also meet the animals at the Nature Center, play games and make crafts. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 6-7 (must have completed kindergarten).Location Camp CodeGulf Branch NC 540026Sessions: 5, 6Time: 9am-noonFees: $164Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Invertebrate Investigations There are over one million species of inver-

tebrates around the world. Discover butterflies, beetles, spiders, snails, millipedes and more that live here in Arlington. We’ll look among the flower gardens, sweep the pond, search under logs, and even wade in streams to find these amazing animals without backbones. Hands-on activities, exciting crafts, and up-close encounters will bring out the bug-lover in every camper. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to camper ratio 1:10 Ages 7-9.Location Camp CodeGulf Branch NC 540026Sessions: 1, 2Time: 9am-noonFees: $164, $132 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Nature Detectives Spy on the sky, get the scoop on water, track

down some wild animals, and get the dirt on the dirt. Kids will do hands-on investigations using scientific tools to discover the secrets of the envi-ronment while exploring the forest, meadows and wetlands of Glencarlyn Park. We'll also play games and do take-home crafts. Session content repeats: campers should only attend one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 7-9.Location Camp CodeLong Branch NC 540036Sessions: 3, 4Time: 9am-12:30pmFees: $191Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Treks and Travels Get on board for Treks and Travels’ exciting

expeditions. Each day campers meet at Long Branch Nature Center then travel to a different local park by van to explore, hike, find fossils, learn, and play in a unique natural habitat. We’ll go fish-ing, wading, roll logs and more. Note: Hikes may include steep, rocky terrain. Campers should bring a bag lunch and water bottle. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 9-12 (must have completed grade 4).Location Camp CodeLong Branch NC 540036Sessions: 5Time: 9am-3:30pmFees: $350Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

VA Fishing Adventures Fish N' FunOur Fish ‘n Fun camps are designed to teach the basics of freshwater fishing through a series of games and activities as well as on-the-water experi-ence. Campers learn casting, fish species, knots and even get their hands dirty catching their own bait before heading out on the water at local ponds and rivers in search of bluegill, bass, catfish and anything else that will bite! Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 6-8Location SessionsGunston CC 2, 4, 6, 8Time: 8:30am-3:30pmFees: $425Registration: Visit www.virginiaoutside.com, call 804-272-6362 or email [email protected]

Fish and Explore Young AnglersFish and Explore transports campers off-site to lakes, rivers and the Chesapeake Bay. Everyone will catch fish. Learn water safety and nature awareness, the basics of fresh and saltwater fishing (casting, rigging, knot tying, selecting tackle and lures and identifying fish). Students will wear lifejackets when in the water or on a boat. Bait and tackle, rods, reels and lifejackets supplied. Bring lunch, snack, change of clothes, sneakers or river shoes and towel. Everything else is provided. Staff to participant ratio 1:4. Ages 7-10Location SessionsLubber Run CC 3, 7Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].


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Fish and Explore Native Animal ExplorersFish and Explore transports campers off-site to hike trails and wade streams, walk pond and lake shores to find native wildlife. Campers will observe, catch, photograph and release frogs, toads, tadpoles, salamanders, lizards, turtles, crayfish, minnows and many more small critters that live the life aquatic, and their nearby woodland neighbors. Wear sneak-ers and bring lunch, snack, river shoes and towel. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 7-11Location SessionsLubber Run CC 4, 5, 8Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $450Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

VA Outside Mountain Biking CampNorthern Virginia has some of the best urban mountain biking trails around! Join the staff of Virginia Outside for daily instruction, trail rides, and lots of fun. Campers will develop beginner and Intermediate Mountain biking skills including: steer-ing, shifting, hill climbing and descending, log hop-ping, dodging obstacles, etiquette, maintenance, safety and more. Campers ride in the morning, have a midday activity with time to cool down then get back on the bikes in the afternoon. Bikes and helmets provided by Virginia Outside, but campers are welcome to bring their own. Campers should be able to ride a bike before attending. Staff to par-ticipant ratio 1:5. Ages 8-13Location SessionsGunston CC 1, 4, 5, 8, 10Time: 8:30am-4pmFees: $525Registration: Visit www.virginiaoutside.com, call 804-272-6362 or email [email protected]

VA Fishing Adventures Fishing CampThis week with Virginia Fishing Adventures offers campers the opportunity to learn beginner and intermediate tactics for freshwater fishing in nearby private ponds and rivers, as well as the Chesapeake Bay. Campers will also receive introductory instruc-tion to fly fishing during the week. We have access to some excellent private waters where campers are assured success. Our counselor-to-camper ratio is 1-to-5 to allow for one-on-one instructional time each day. Campers may also earn their fishing merit badge through this program. Safety is our number one priority, so campers will wear lifejack-ets when in the water or on a boat. Virginia Fishing Adventures provides all bait and tackle, rods and reels, lifejackets and good times. Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 8-14Location SessionsGunston CC 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration: Visit www.virginiaoutside.com, call 804-272-6362 or email [email protected]

Fish and Explore Fly FishingFish and Explore transports campers off-site to lakes, rivers and other local waterways. Everyone will catch fish. Learn water safety and nature awareness, the basics of fly fishing (casting, rigging, knot tying, select-ing tackle and flies and identifying fish). Students will wear lifejackets when in the water or on a boat. Bait and tackle, rods, reels, and lifejackets supplied. Bring lunch, snack, change of clothes, sneakers or river shoes and towel. Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 9-16Location SessionLubber Run CC 4Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $575Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Engineering for Kids: Camp Kelvin EngineeringPack your bags and lace up your hiking boots engi-neers because at Camp Kelvin, we are engineering designs to help us explore the great outdoors. Build a tent, design waterproof clothing, and even engi-neer your own survival pack! Join us for a week of fun and adventure where everyone goes home a happy camper! Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 5-7Locations SessionsArlington Traditional ES 1, 5Ashlawn ES 3Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-8:45am, 4-6pmFees: $275Ext Fees: $35, $50Registration: Visit https://engineeringforkids.com/location/capitalarea, call 703-665-6618 or email [email protected].

YMCA Camp KirkwoodYMCA Outdoor Day Camp combines the fun and freedom of being in a natural setting, learning new skills and making new friends. Each week offers adventures that teach campers to respect and enjoy nature while having fun--hiking, exploring, arts and crafts, swimming, camp songs, and exciting field trips. Y camp staff will build teamwork and provide challenging, safe activities for each small group. Enjoy our special emphasis on outdoor recreation, reconnecting kids with nature and bringing back a sense of adventure to the outdoor experience. Campers will experience fun and exciting outdoor activities that may include teambuilding, low ropes, hiking, sports, nature crafts, fishing, archery, climbing, swimming and water activities, nature centers and programs, scouting skills and survival techniques, outdoor cooking, storytelling and more. An optional overnight experience (2 days, 1 night) will be offered during weeks 2, 4, 6, and 8 for those who choose to participate. Leadership skill development, team-building activities, and creative, interactive programs are offered to camp-ers by caring young adult role models at a local or regional park each week. Outdoor Adventure Camp is designed for a mature camper to take part in daily outdoor, off-site experiences and field trips. Calendars with specific locations and activi-ties will be provided on the first day of each ses-sion. Specific activities for each session may vary. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a proof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 5-8 Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7; Ages 8-12 Weeks 2, 3, 4, 6, 8; Ages 5-15 Week 10Location SessionsTBD 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10Time: 9am-4:30pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4:30-6:30pmFees: $287Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

YMCA Horseback RidingAn introduction to riding basics, horse care, and responsibility taught in a safe and fun environment! Campers will go to the stables for 2½ hours each day to learn what it’s like to care for and ride their own horse. Riders will learn basic horse care skills, such as grooming, hoof cleaning, tack care, barn chores, and how to maintain the well-being of horses, while learning to be safe around the barn. The emphasis of this camp is on safety and respect for the horse and his care. Campers will ride each day and beginners will learn basic position on the horse, to walk, halt, trot – posting and sitting, and control the direction of their horse. Based on experience; intermediate and advanced riders will improve their skills and learn more difficult move-ments. Campers will be split into two groups and while not riding, campers will participate in various horsemanship lessons and fun activities that may include: bathing, grooming, feedings, scavenger hunts, horse jeopardy, painting horseshoes and more. Camp participants must wear long pants, sturdy boots (or sneakers) and a riding helmet. Riders may borrow a helmet from the stables if they don't have one. Additional registration form and waiver for is required for all campers participat-ing in Horseback Riding Camp! Combined with an outdoor adventure camp setting, the remainder of each day may include swimming, hiking, parks and playgrounds for group games, sports or craft activi-ties. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a prrof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-12Location SessionsTBD 1, 5, 7, 9Time: 9am-4:30pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4:30-6:30pmFees: $460Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

YMCA Pony CampAn introduction to riding basics, horse care, and responsibility taught in a safe and fun environment! Campers will go to the stables for two hours each day to learn what it's like to own and ride their own horse. Riders will learn basic horse care skills, such as grooming, hoof cleaning, tack care, barn chores, and how to maintain the well-being of horses, while learning to be safe around the barn. The emphasis of this camp is on safety and respect for the horse and his care. Campers will ride each day and learn basic position on the horse, includ-ing steering and control with individual attention while riding. As an introductory camp, the riding is taught by an experienced instructor with riders on the horse one at a time. The instructor stays with the child while on the horse and helps him/her maintain proper position while guiding the horse. Campers are organized into groups of no more than six and rotate through four 30-minute stations: grooming, riding, horse chores and a craft activity teaching horse care. Camp participants must wear long pants, sturdy boots (or sneakers) and a rid-ing helmet. Riders may borrow a helmet from the stables if they don't have one. Additional registra-tion form and waiver for is required for all campers participating in Pony Camp! Combined with an outdoor adventure camp setting, the remainder of each day may include swimming, hiking, parks and playgrounds for group games, sports or craft activi-ties. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a prrof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 5-8Location SessionsTBD 2, 4, 6, 8Time: 9am-4:30pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4:30-6:30pmFees: $397Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

Creative Arts CampsCreative Arts Camp

Whether beginning or advanced, young art-ists love this popular two-week visual arts camp! Campers spend their days experimenting with a variety of art materials and techniques. We empha-size developing creativity and imagination with a special focus on skill building. Our staff shares their expertise in a variety of techniques that may include drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, bookmaking, mask making and multi-cultural arts. Participants invite their family and friends to their art show at the end of each session. Each session has its own theme and activities, including up 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 must have completed kindergarten or a similar all day program. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8 (Madison), Ages 8-11 (Fairlington).Locations Camp CodeFairlington CC 531026Madison CC 531036Sessions: 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8Time: 8am-3pm Ext Hours: 3-6pmFees: $520, $468 (Session 1-2)Ext Fees: $92, $82 (Session 1-2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Creative Arts Camp: Art Explorers Join us for an action packed week of creativity

and art! This half-day program will give young art-ists an opportunity to experiment with exciting art materials and explore artworks throughout art his-tory and from around the globe. Each day will focus on a specific technique, including drawing, paint-ing, sculpture, printmaking and collage. Participants invite their family and friends to their art show at the end of each week. Each session has its own unique theme and activities. Campers should wear clothes that they can get messy. Bring a snack each day. Five-year-olds must have completed kinder-garten or a similar all day program. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8Location Camp CodeArlington Mill CC 531016Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 8:30am-noonFees: $130, $104 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Abrakadoodle: Artist’s You Know and LoveThe world has many great artists and wonderful art including the drawings of Da Vinci, the colorful collages of Matisse, the light drenched paintings of Monet and the well-loved portrait of Whistler’s Mother. …. These are the artists we know and love! Your favorite little artist gets a chance to drip, print, cut, arrange, dab, mold and paint while exploring these artists and others. But in the end, these little artists will create their own masterpieces that are as unique as they are! Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). No camp on 7/4. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12.Location SessionWalter Reed CC 2Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle: Impress MeWant to make an impression! Get into the excite-ment of creating art with impressionist styles and techniques and wow your family and friends. We will study a variety of artists from the Impressionist Period while learning techniques that include watercolor, pastels, pointillism and more. Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12.Location SessionsGunston CC 7Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Did you know we offer a Creative Art Camp for teens? See page 15 for all the details.


Abrakadoodle: Under The SeaMake a big splash and join us for adventures in our Under the Sea Art Camp. Campers will learn all about jellyfish, octopuses, dolphins, whales and even mermaids! There’s nothing fishy about using cool tools and materials to create fun paintings, collages, sculptures and more. Campers will have oceans of fun designing cool art projects. So dive in for tons of FUN under the sea! Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsGunston CC 8Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle: Mad About MoviesYou will love this camp if you love movies and the kooky characters, animations and illustrations in them….from minions to dinosaurs to out of this world environments! Marvelous movies and art together make for some movie madness! Campers learn how movies are made, tell movie stories and recreate favorite movie characters! Explore animation, storyboards, and more while explor-ing creative abilities. Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsDiscovery ES 3Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle: Pirate’s ReturnShiver me timbers! The Pirates are back! Sail away with us for an Art Adventure. We will explore the crystal blue oceans searching for artsy treasures while studying cartooning, sand painting, sculpture and more. Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsGunston CC 1Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Abrakadoodle: Ready, Set, CreateReady, Set, Create! In these camps, Abrakadoodle artists will practice Bull’s Eye painting! We also create interesting effects that disappear then magically re-appear when we paint! Study Natasha Westcoat while using colorful swirls, Paul Klee and his unusual self-portraits, Wolf Kahn and his “bands of color” and more! Children must bring bagged lunch, snack and drink each day (no nuts). Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12.Location SessionsDiscovery ES 5Time: 9am-3pmFees: $298Registration: Visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va0, call 703-538-4278 or email [email protected].

Care 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. On the last day, campers will present their original play based on current topics & positive values! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-11.Location SessionsAshlawn ES 5, 8Time: 9am-3pmFees: $295Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com, call 703-546-8587.or email [email protected].

Concert Band Summer CampThis fun and enriching program will give the oppor-tunity to horn and woodwind students to experi-ence and learn the process of band ensemble. Students will be placed on a band based on their playing and reading level. Instruments in band include: Reeds (saxophones, clarinet, flute, oboe, bassoon), Brass (trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba), percussion (drums, xylophone, marimba). Each participant must bring his or her own instru-ment. Each day campers will take a general basic music theory class and an instrumental guidance focusing on their chosen instrument. Then will have band rehearsal. Sheet music and other materials will be provided by Echo School of Music. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-14.Location SessionsBarcroft ES 4Time: 1-4pmFees: $220Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com, call 202.679.1389 or email [email protected].

Guitar WorkshopThis camp is designed for all players! Whether you have been playing for months or years, our guitar workshop will provide a significant exposure to new techniques, styles and musicianship skills. Camp schedule will include master classes, music theory, “guitar orchestra ensemble,” improvisation, indi-vidual practice, jam sessions and more. Students are not required to know how to read music to attend this camp. All participants must bring their own Guitar (acoustic or electric w/ amp). Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 8-14Location SessionBarcroft ES 4Time: 9am-noonFees: $230Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com, call 202.679.1389 or email [email protected].

Rock Music Summer CampHave a blast this summer with Echo’s Rock Music Camp! Whether you’re an absolute beginner or more advanced player, Echo School Rock Music Camp offers you the opportunity to learn and improve your skills on guitar, bass, drums, key-boards, vocals from professional musicians in a friendly and creative environment. You’ll play in a rock band, learn basic music theory and playing skills and write one or more original songs to be recorded by the end of camp and give out to par-ents on a CD. Each day campers will take a general basic music theory class and an instrumental guid-ance focusing on their chosen instrument. Then will have band rehearsal. All participants must bring their own instruments with the exception of drums.Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-14Location SessionsBarcroft ES 1Time: 9am-noonFees: $255Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com, call 202-679-1389 or email [email protected].

Percussion CampThe percussion camp is designed to develop the rhythm skills of the participants in a fun and inter-acting way. Campers will have the opportunity to play with others and experiment with different instruments. Students will work on sight reading and common rhythm patterns in different styles of music. Students will write and perform an original percussion piece to be recorded at the end of the week. Percussion instruments will be available, but participants are encouraged to bring their own. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-14.Location SessionsKey ES 6Time: 1-4pmFees: $235Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com, call 202-679-1389 or email [email protected].

Strings CampThis unique camp will focus on Theory: the study of key signatures, Circle of Fifths, time signatures, rhythms, intervals, and chords. Advanced Theory: advanced study of intervals, chord structure, and music composition. Music Literature: explore com-poser biographies, the stories behind music com-positions and the evolution of music composition throughout history. Conducting: the study of basic conducting techniques and styles. Participants must bring their own instrument. Classes for all string instruments (limited enrollment). Taught by professional musicians. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-14Location SessionsKey ES 5Time: 9am-noonFees: $255Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com, call 202.679.1389 or email [email protected].

Learn Music Now: The Ultimate Musical ExperienceCampers will be introduced to the musical instru-ments and concepts of piano, guitar, violin, drums, voice and movement. Students will play instru-ments through the week (instruments will differ between the AM and PM sessions) as well as par-ticipate in musical games, crafts, musical listening excerpts and related projects. We may even have surprise musical instruments introduced through-out the week! Each camper will be issued free instrument rentals at the beginning of the week that they will keep throughout the camp and take home to practice and enjoy. Contact LNM for specific details. Instruments must be returned at the end of the week in class on Friday. Different instruments will be covered in the AM and PM sessions. Students may participate in the AM session alone, the PM session alone or both for the complete experience! Let’s have a musical summer! Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 5-12Locations SessionsArlington Traditional ES 9Madison CC 1 Walter Reed CC 6Time: 9am-1pm or 1:30-5:30pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 5:30-6:30pmFees: $245Ext Fees: $5 per day per sessionRegistration: Visit http://learnnowmusic.com/camps, call 800-399-6414 or email [email protected].

Lola’s Laboratory: Art-Venture Island!Gilligan’s Island meets Lola’s Lab when the kids start off on a luxury cruise but get shipwrecked on an island with some funny characters. Madcap adventure ensues as we use a mixture of art, drama, creative writing and movement to build our huts, outsmart pirates, and sail our colorful cardboard ships and more back home again in this story based adventure in expressive arts. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-11Location SessionsMadison CC 9Oakridge ES 1Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: Early $350, regular $375, late $400Ext Fees: $60, $120Registration: Visit www.lolaslab.com.

Lola’s Laboratory: Zoopossible Myths!Myths come true as Lola’s Lab Zoopossible camp travels through imagination to the Mt. Olympus Zoo! Join Zeus, Hera and lots of unusual creatures (born both from history and campers imaginations,) as we learn all about Greek mythology in this epic expressive arts adventure camp. Lola’s Lab brings an ultra-creative mix of story-based adventures, fun and funky art, drama and movement activities, collaborative projects, led by professional artists, dancers, storytellers, actors and more. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-11Location SessionsMadison CC 10Oakridge ES 2Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: Early $350, regular $375, late $400Ext Fees: $60, $120Registration: Visit www.lolaslab.com.

Lola’s Laboratory: Toy Factory!Lola’s Lab needs kids to save a small town of toy-crafters from a hilarious villain and her factory robots. Through our super spectacular combination of art, movement, creative writing and drama, kids become imagineers, dreaming up and bringing to life a colorful and wacky toy factory in this story based adventure of the expressive arts! Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-11Location SessionsMadison CC 8Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: Early $350, regular $375, late $400Ext Fees: $60, $120Registration: Visit www.lolaslab.com.

Passport2Enrichment: Dance Dance DanceSo, you think you can dance? From street jazz to Broadway, we got moves to get you up on your toes and leaping off the floor. This camp focuses on style, technique, placement, conditioning, stretching, turns, leaps, and choreography. As serious as dance can be, expect every day to be a fun and upbeat experience. We select music from a wide variety of genres; anything from Mozart, hip hop jams and show tunes showing the danc-ers our combinations while also allowing them to show us theirs. By the end of camp, dancers will have selected a piece of music to choreograph and perform their own solo or paired routine. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 6-12Location SessionsLangston CC 9Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-9am, 4-6pmFees: $345Ext Fees: $40, $75 Registration: Visit www.passports2enrichment.com or email [email protected].

Passport2Enrichment: BedazzledIt's a glamorous bedazzled affair every day in this sure to delight all girls camp. It's all about the accessories, as crafty projects and spa treatments are in abundance. From Beaded jewelry to making your own personalized journal this camp is sure to create some lasting BFF’s. Girls will love making things they can wear and use everyday with beauti-ful jewels, gems, sparkles, ribbons, charms and many other materials to create that perfect look! Additionally girls will delight in the different themed days: a mani/pedi day, A makeover day and A blow - out hair & hair styling day! Don't forget your sleep-ing bags on the last day of camp for a stay up all day sleep over party! 1:12. Ages 6-12.Location SessionsBarcroft ES 2Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-9am, 4-6pmFees: $265Ext Fees: $40, $75Registration: Visit www.passports2enrichment.com or email [email protected].


School of Crafts: Intro to SewingThis class teaches the basics of sewing. Mainly machine sewing will be taught, though some hand sewing skills will also be demonstrated. Skills cov-ered include safety measures for cutting and sewing, fabric cutting (using shears and rotary cutter), thread-ing a sewing machine and winding a bobbin, and use of a needle and sewing machine. Students will create at least five real-life projects of their choosing to facilitate development of these skills. Fees include materials. A sewing machine will be furnished for in class use. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-17.Location SessionDiscovery ES 3Time: 9am-12pm or 1-4pmFees: $230Registration: Visit www.schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com, email [email protected]. Registration will begin at 8am on 2/17/16.

School of Crafts: Modern QuiltingQuilting is not just for our grandmothers anymore! This class will teach students the basics of quilting using modern patterns and fabric. Skills covered by this class include safety measures for cutting and sewing, fabric cutting, threading a sewing machine and winding a bobbin, creating and combining quilt blocks or patches, and sewing a quilted proj-ect. Some machine sewing experience is helpful for this class. Students will complete at least one quilted project by the end of the week. Fees include materials. A sewing machine will be furnished for in-class use. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-17.Location SessionDiscovery ES 4, 5Time: 9am-12pm (Session 5) or 1pm-4pm (Session 4)Fees: $230Registration: Visit www.schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com, email [email protected]. Registration will begin at 8am on 2/17/16.

School of Crafts: Open StudioOpen Studio is for students who already know how to sew, but would like to work on independent projects while receiving one-on-one assistance and supervision. Basic sewing skills are required. Students must select a basic fabric item to develop during class and bring their own fabric. A sewing machine, cutting tools, and thread will be furnished for in-class use. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-17.Location SessionDiscovery ES 5Time: 1-4pmFees: $210Registration: Visit www.schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com, email [email protected]. Registration will begin at 8am on 2/17/16.

School of Crafts: Using PatternsHave you seen some fun patterns at the craft store but 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 this class include safety measures for cutting and sewing, reading patterns (including sewing terms), cutting fabric according to pattern instructions, threading a sewing machine and winding a bobbin, and sew-ing a fabric item according to pattern instructions. Basic sewing skills are required. Fees include most materials. A sewing machine will be furnished for in-class use. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-17.Location SessionsDiscovery ES 4Time: 9am-12pmFees: $230Registration: Visit www.schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com, email [email protected]. Registration will begin at 8am on 2/17/16.

The Creative Difference: Arts Extravaganza!Don’t miss this unmatched creative opportunity! Each day, we’ll explore different art media and cre-ative tools in a wide variety of rotating art centers. You’re free to create to your heart’s content and at your own pace in imaginative, open-ended activities with paints, beads, collage, glitter, sand, soap, fab-ric, food, clay, paper-mache, Lego, looms and much more! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-12.Location SessionsArlington Traditional ES 3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $350Ext Fees: $50, $125Registration: Visit www.creativedifferencellc.com, or email [email protected]. Early bird registration discounts before March 25, 2016.

The Creative Difference: LegoTopia!Spend a week of your summer break building an original and wonderful world of LEGO®, DUPLO®, arts, and crafts with us! We’ll use tens and tens of thousands of the colorful bricks to construct our very own new and amazing world. You’ll also spend time rotating through open-ended art stations, crafting backdrops and other LegoTopia features! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-12.Location SessionArlington Traditional ES 9Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $350Ext Fees: $50, $125Registration: Visit www.creativedifferencellc.com, or email [email protected]. Early bird registration discounts before March 25, 2016.

The Creative Difference: Picking Up STE(a)M!Join us as we explore STEM + ARTS in this investi-gative and creative week of discovery! This camp offers a minds-on, hands-on approach to designing, creating, and building in open-ended, unique, and fully-engaging activity stations. Our exploratory STEaM challenges will have us originating working mechanical sculptures, creating our own stop-motion movies, exploring 3D printing, and much more! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-12.Location SessionsArlington Mill CC 10Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $350Ext Fees: $50, $125Registration: Visit www.creativedifferencellc.com, or email [email protected]. Early bird registration discounts before March 25, 2016.

Tiny Chefs: Baking BootcampMove beyond the basics and stretch your baking repertoire to include things like biscuits, muffins, cupcakes, fruit tarts, and dessert sauces. Students will also learn measurements and equivalents, as well as basic techniques like folding, whisking, and rolling during this week. Staff to participant ratio 1:9. Ages 5-8.Location SessionsArlington Traditional ES 1Time: 9am-3pmFees: $350Registration: Visit www.tinychefs.com. Call 301-841-7395. Email [email protected].

Tiny Chefs: ChoppedNever have food challenge reality shows been so popular and Chopped! is a favorite here at Tiny and Gourmet Chefs! We like it so much we decided to base a whole week long camp on the concept. Our version has the added twist of focusing on different cuisines every day of camp. So, each day the Tiny and Gourmet Chef campers will be presented with a basket with 3 or 4 ingredients, which reflect these different cuisines—French, Italian, Mexican, Asian and “All-American”. Using those ingredients and working within those cuisines, they will challenge themselves to make mouthwatering specialties, traditional favorites and explore new ingredients, tastes and combinations. Staff to participant ratio 1:9. Ages 9-12.Location SessionsKenmore MS 4Time: 9am-3pmFees: $350Registration: Visit www.tinychefs.com. Call 301-841-7395. Email [email protected].

Tiny Chefs: Cupcake WarsCupcakes are all the rage and it’s a trend that’s clearly here to stay! If you’ve ever been curious about how the pros make those cupcakes so pre-cious and ornate, and if competition is your middle name, then this is the week for you! We’ll spend three days on cupcake basics-measuring, mixing, baking, and frosting, and then finish the week with two days of baking battle! Small teams will face off with one another to compete for the title of “Best Cupcake!” May the best cupcake win! Staff to par-ticipant ration 1:9. Ages 9-12.Location SessionsKenmore MS 8Time: 9am-3pmFees: $350Registration: Visit www.tinychefs.com. Call 301-841-7395. Email [email protected].

Educational Theatre Company: Creative Drama CampsSilly characters take to the stage! Through improvi-sation, special guest artist workshops, art projects, theatre games and rehearsals, campers will learn the basics of acting. Along the way they will dis-cover new ways of collaborating with peers and the joy of performing. Past workshops have included stage make-up, choreography, singing, yoga, and swordplay! Family and friends are invited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon of each session. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8.Locations SessionsKey ES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6Williamsburg MS 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $310Ext Fees: $50, $150Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Acting OutHave a blast “acting out” on the stage! Campers will gain and strengthen tools for creating characters, stories, and wacky scenarios for the stage. Pick your session or take all four, as each week offers a new cre-ative path for campers to explore. Character develop-ment, playwriting, improvisation, ensemble work and overall confidence are just some of the skills campers will master! Family and friends are invited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon of each session. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-12.Locations SessionsFairlington CC 10Madison CC 4Swanson MS 7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $310Ext Fees: $50, $150Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Composer’s CornerEver wonder how your favorite song went from an idea in someone’s head to the music you love so much? No longer do you need to wonder how it happens, because this camp will teach you! You’ll even create a song of your own by the end of the week, to be performed by a real band in a concert setting. The week ends with a sharing for family and friends. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-12.Location SessionsFairlington CC 3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $310Ext Fees: $50, $150Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Musical DebutDancing, acting, singing! Campers will collaborate with professional artists to create a dynamic origi-nal performance while learning skills in Broadway movement and vocal technique. This camp is specially geared for younger students who can’t stop the beat, even if they are new to performing! Family and friends are invited to an end of camp Performance and Reception on Friday, August 5th at 5:30pm. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-12.Location SessionsKey ES 5-6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $575Ext Fees: $100, $300Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Musical RevueTriple threat theatre is back for its 12th year! Join the company as you dance, act, sing, and design elements into one singular sensation. Students collaborate with professional artists to create a dynamic cabaret performance and artist showcase, learning skills in Broadway movement, vocal tech-nique, slapstick, and improvisation along the way. Family and friends are invited to an end of camp Performance and Reception on Friday, August 19th at 5:30pm. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-18.Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 7-8Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $575Ext Fees: $100, $300Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Page to StageGet ready to create a play! Students’ imaginations can run wild as they call the shots in their own creation. Campers will be guided through writing their own lines, creating plot, characters and set-ting. Through a series of workshops, campers will explore narrative structure, character development, conflict, stage combat, and movement. The camp will end with a performance of the campers’ plays on the last day for family and friends. Staff to par-ticipant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-18.Location SessionsFairlington CC 8-9Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $310Ext Fees: $50, $150Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Puppet PaloozaShadow, Rod, Hand, Finger, Bunraku, Sock, Marionette: there are so many types of puppets and now you can learn about them! Over the course of 1 week, campers will each build, manipulate and perform with their own puppets. Puppet Palooza is a unique blend of art, acting, mime, and ensemble: a one-of-a-kind experience for every level of expe-rience. The week ends with a sharing for family and friends. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8.Location SessionsTuckahoe ES 1Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $310Ext Fees: $50, $150Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

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Educational Theatre Company: Shakespeare’s MidsummerBring classic theatre to life! Use your imagination, collaborate with your peers and perform William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. Campers will gain a wide range of acting skills through both rehearsal and participation in specialized work-shops including stage combat, dance, characteriza-tion, script analysis, voice and diction, and more! Friends and family are invited to an end-of-camp performance Friday, July 15 at 5:30pm. Staff to par-ticipant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-18.Location SessionsKey ES 2-3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $575Ext Fees: $100, $300Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Encore Stage & Studio: It’s ElementaryJoin us this summer for an exciting theatre adven-ture! Teaching Artists will channel the energy and imagination of our young campers through story drama and character creation. Students will explore their creativity through dance, crafts, and theatre games during this fun and engaging two-week camp. Students will be divided into age groups. Students ages six and up will experiment with scripted drama. Each session will feature a unique theme and final performance. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 4-9.Location SessionsSwanson MS 1-2, 3-4, 5-6Theatre on the Run 7-8, 9-10Time: 8:30am-5:3-pmFees: $800Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org, Call 703-548-1154 or email [email protected].

Encore Stage & Studio: Scenes for TweensOur two-week summer camp for ages 8-12 emphasizes creativity, teamwork, and fun. Students will develop their acting skills through character study, improvisation and movement. We’ll start by exploring dazzling tales of fantasy and adventure in session 1/2, then move on to the art of making an audience laugh in session 3/4. For session 5/6, it’s all about musical theatre when our popular Summer Showstoppers theme returns. During all sessions, students will be divided into age groups. Each session will conclude with a final performance for family and friends. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:7. Ages 8-12.Location SessionsKenmore MS 1-2, 3-4, 5-6Time: 10am-4pmExt Hours: 8:30-10am, 4-5:30pmFees: $600Ext Fees: $100, $100Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org, Call 703-548-1154 or email [email protected].

Jane Franklin Dance: Fantastic VoyageFantastic Voyage takes you on various adventures floating along a mysterious river, a creative venture of theatre, movement, and visual arts. You’ll weave your own travel story into an imaginative collage. You’ll develop a performance for friends & family for the last day of the week. Come stretch your muscles and move your imagination. By the end of the week, you’ll be on stage and be a star. Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 6-8.Location Sessions3700 S Four Mile Run Drive 7, 8Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 3-5pmFees: $300Ext Fees: $100Registration: Visit www.janefranklin.com, call 703-933-1111 or email [email protected]. Early enrollment discount 10%. Limited number of C.I.T positions available for 50% off (ages 10 - 13).

Jane Franklin Dance: Super Fantastic VoyageSuper Fantastic Voyage amazing adventures take place on land, on the sea, and in the air, a creative venture of theatre, movement and visual arts. You’ll weave your own travel story with designed move-ment and visual landscapes, including music, sound and costumes. On the final day, you will perform for friends and family. By the end of the week, you’ll be on stage and be a star. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6 Ages 8-11.Location Sessions3700 S Four Mile Run Drive 4Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 3-5pmFees: $300Ext Fees: $100Registration: Visit www.janefranklin.com, call 703-933-1111 or email [email protected]. Early enrollment discount 10% Limited number of C.I.T positions available for 50% off (ages 10 - 13).

Jane Franklin Dance: The Big MeowThe Big Meow is a story of hope, disappointment, courage and the need for belonging. These simple themes are part of every neighborhood, but in this wonderful tale told through the experiences of Little Cat, a potential weakness is a unique strength. A mini-performance for friends and family is pre-sented by the end of the week. The daily schedule includes theatre, movement, dance technique, and arts and crafts. Come stretch your muscles and find a whole new way of moving while using your imagination. By the end of the week you’ll be a star. Staff to participant ratio 1:4. Ages 5-7.Location Sessions3700 S Four Mile Run Drive 5, 6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 3-5pmFees: $300Ext Fees: $100Registration: Visit www.janefranklin.com, call 703-933-1111 or email [email protected]. Early enrollment discount 10% Limited number of C.I.T positions available for 50% off (ages 10 - 13).

Sports CampsBarcroft Gymnastics Camp

Boys and girls enjoy a variety of gymnastics, movement and exploration activities. Each session features an exciting theme with indoor and outdoor activities, group games, relays, water day and arts and crafts. Campers participate in four gymnastics events: vault, bars, beam and floor, as well as our tumble track, obstacle courses and foam pit. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-8Locations Camp CodesBarcroft CC 530016Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-12:15pmFees: $179, $143 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Madison Gymnastics Camp Boys and girls enjoy a variety of gymnastics,

movement and exploration activities. Each session features an exciting theme with indoor and outdoor activities, group games, relays, water day and arts and crafts. Campers participate in four gymnastics events: vault, bars, beam and floor. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-6Locations Camp CodeMadison CC 530026Sessions: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 1:30-4:30pmFees: $165, $132 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Aqua Sports CampIf you like aquatic fun, we have it! Kids will enjoy swimming, diving, water polo, free swim and more! Former Yorktown graduate and USA National Team coach Mike Tober is running the 9th Annual Aqua Sports Camp in Arlington! Coach Tober was the Maryland head dive coach and is currently coach-ing at Georgetown University. The staff consists of highly skilled professionals. Children must be able to swim 25 yards and be comfortable in water over his/ her head. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 7-14Locations SessionsWashington-Lee Pool 7, 8, 9, 10Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4-6pmFees: $285Ext Fees: $40, $40Registration: Visit www.aquasportscamps.com, call 301-873-8411 or email [email protected].

Shooting Stars Sports CampChildren will get a “kick” out of this fun-packed camp designed to “ignite a passion for sports.” Creative games, competitions and challenging skill building activities will captivate and enlighten children as they work on improving their kick-ing, running, jumping and throwing skills with a program of the world’s best fun soccer games and “wacky” sports. Activities will be modified to satisfy the needs and abilities of all campers. All campers will participate in a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball, whiffleball and floor hockey. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8Locations SessionsBarcroft CC 10HB Woodlawn 4, 5Time: 9am-3pm or 9am-1pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $175 (full day), $95 (mini camp)Ext Fees: $25, $35Registration: Visit www.sportzcampz4kidz.org, call 703-998-8123, or email [email protected].

All American Sports CampThis is the ultimate sports camp and is ideal for all children who want to have fun while being exposed to a variety of sports. Campers will participate in basketball, soccer, flag football, whiffleball and vol-leyball as well as many other sports related activities. Each camper will be grouped according to age or ability to ensure maximum learning and skill devel-opment. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Locations SessionsBarcroft CC 8, 9HB Woodlawn 1, 2, 3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: Session 1, 3, 8, 9 $175Ext Fees: $25, $35Fees: $140 (Session 2) Ext Fees: $20, $28Registration: Visit www.sportzcampz4kidz.org, call 703-998-8123 or email [email protected].

One on One Dual Sports Camp: Flag Football/BasketballJoin One on One for a unique camp where partici-pants focus on football and basketball each day. Participants will work on fundamentals with drills and contests before playing regular games. After lunch they will change sports. The camp week will conclude with a tournament in each sport. In flag football participants will work on catching, route running, defense, and positions. Basketball will include shooting, passing, ball handling moves, and defense. Participants will need to bring a water bottle, snack, lunch, and sun screen. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:9. Ages 5-12Locations SessionsSwanson MS 6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-5pmFees: $255Ext Fees: $35, $70Registration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, call 202-244-2255.


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Every camper in the Department of Parks and Recreation summer camps can benefit from a healthy and active lifestyle. Regular physical activity controls weight, combats chronic health conditions and diseases, improves mood, boosts energy, and promotes better sleep. Our recreation programs strive to provide opportunities for each camper to get the exercise they need to sustain a healthy life. We integrate at least 45 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise into Department of Parks

and Recreation 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 physical fitness through fun and challenging activities. In order to provide safe opportunities for physical activity, it is imperative that your camper wears sneakers that fit properly. Laces or Velcro must be tied and secured for a snug fit on the camper’s foot. Loose shoes or Heely’s are not ideal for physical activities. Socks should also be worn. Campers wearing inappropriate footwear will be unable to fully participate for their own safety. Department of Parks and Recreation Staff will consult with a parent when improper footwear is worn. Learn more about FitArlington at topics.arlingtonva.us/fitarlington

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e YMCA Arlington Sports Festival CampDo you have an active child with energy to spare? Sports Festival provides an exciting and structured introduction to individual and team sports. This fast-paced camp includes stretching and warm-up, skills clinics, drills, competitions, and intramural tournaments. Participants learn about teamwork, sportsmanship and personal achievement as well as life-long lessons in wellness, health and fitness and proper nutrition. Specific camp weeks concentrate on the fundamentals of specific sports, so be sure to match your camper with the right sport and ses-sion. Session specific activities take place between 9am and 3pm. Other sports such as floor hockey, handball, and ultimate Frisbee will be included dur-ing extended hours. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a proof of ID, physical and immu-nization record. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-13 Week 2 – Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse;Week 3 - Softball/Wiffleball, Lacrosse, Basketball; Week 4 – Volleyball, Soccer, Softball/Wiffleball; Week 6 – Flag Football, Basketball, Volleyball; Week 7 - Volleyball, Soccer, Softball/WiffleballLocations SessionsWakefield HS 2, 3, 4, 6, 7Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4-6:30pmFees: $240Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

Ironman Baseball AcademyIronman Baseball Academy teaches higher level baseball concepts to players who hope to take their baseball careers to new heights of competition. In addition to the fundamentals, our camp provides specialized instruction through repetition, game situations, video analysis, etc. We support each player as a pitcher, hitter, at primary and secondary defensive positions, and in team skills and engage our participants in fun, but also a more cerebral understanding of the game, and a more complete approach to it, including fitness, conditioning, arm care and healthy living. We will impart a love of the game to all of our players. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 8-13Locations SessionsQuincy Baseball Fields 5Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-9am, 4-5:30pmFees: $250Ext Fees: $50, $50Registration: Visit www.ironmanbaseball.com, call 703-401-8738 or email [email protected].

VBC: Arlington Baseball Beginners CampFun skill development includes hitting, base run-ning, fielding, throwing and catching. Group inter-action, cooperation and team play emphasized. Games held each day along with enjoyable, well-structured learning experiences for all skill levels. The curriculum is designed for “max touch,” provid-ing plenty of repetitions. T-ball and coach-pitch scrimmage games are held each day. The camp offers an excellent baseball environment with two fields. Indoor, air-conditioned, accommodations are available in case of inclement weather. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 5-6Locations SessionsQuincy Park 1, 3, 4Time: 9am-12pmFees: $145Registration: Visit www.virginiabaseballclub.com, call 703-698-5599 or email [email protected].

VBC: Arlington Baseball CampsDiamonds are a kid’s best friend...baseball dia-monds that is! This popular camp, held in Arlington since 1992, is ideal for players who love America’s favorite pastime. The seasoned staff of high school coaches and certified public school educators pro-vides an enjoyable, well-structured learning experi-ence for all skill levels. The curriculum is designed for “max touch,” providing plenty of repetitions. Coach pitch scrimmage games are held each day. Players are divided by age and skill level. The camp location offers an excellent baseball environment with its three fields and two batting cages. Indoor, air-conditioned accommodations are available for lunch and in case of inclement weather. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 7-12Locations SessionsBarcroft Park 6, 7Yorktown GB Diamonds 1, 3, 4Time: 9am-2pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 2-6pmFees: $235Ext Fees: $50, $80Registration: Visit www.virginiabaseballclub.com, call 703-698-5599 or email [email protected].

Chummy Gill Basketball AcademyReady for another great summer of hoops! Our player development camp program covers all areas of basketball skills--shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding and defense. Over the course of the week, campers’ self-confidence will grow along with their skills and overall appreciation of the game. Our coaches evaluate each player as they progress throughout the week. All participants will receive a camp t-shirt, a chance to win prizes and personalized Chummy Gill Basketball evaluation. Spaces are limited to maintain quality of instruction. Ratio 1:12. Ages: 6-14Locations SessionsArlington Mill CC 10Kenmore MS 7Swanson MS 3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com. Call 703-980-0335. Email [email protected].

NOVA Basketball CampCampers will have the opportunity to develop and improve upon the basic fundamental skills of basketball. Each day campers get a great workout, participating in skill development, lead up games and activities. Each camper will be grouped according to age or ability to ensure maximum learning and skill development. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8Locations SessionsHB Woodlawn 6, 7Kenmore MS 2Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: Session 6, 7 $175Ext Fees: $25, $35Fees: $140 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $20, $28Registration: Visit www.sportzcampz4kidz.org, call 703-998-8123, or email [email protected]

One on One Basketball CampDirected by One on One Basketball, this camp is designed for campers to have fun while learning to become a better basketball player. The camp emphasizes skill development through teaching of contemporary basketball fundamentals. Campers will improve and develop their skills while also learning how to apply the skills to both individual and team situations. The camp features daily games and contests to create a more enjoyable experience for all participants. Areas covered include shooting, passing, ball handling moves, rebounding, transition, and defense. Participants will need to bring a snack and lunch. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:9. Ages 5-12Locations SessionsHB Woodlawn 8Swanson MS 2Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-5pmFees: $255, $200 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $35, $70Registration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, call 202-244-2255.

Orange Line Sports Coed Basketball CampOrange Line Sports Basketball Camp is directed by Joe Reed, boys basketball coach at Yorktown High School and Katrina Reed, girls basketball coach at Episcopal High School. Both coaches have nearly 20 years of college and high school coaching between them. They have coached five All-Americans, 18 All-League Players, and 12 All- Academic Team play-ers. The camp will teach student athletes the skills needed to succeed in life through the fundamentals of basketball. Student athletes will leave camp with a better sense of teamwork, communication, time management and integrity. Players will participate in skill development stations, games, contests, lecture and individual and team competitions. Counselors include both male and female collegiate and high school players. All sessions sold out last year and tend to fill up quickly! Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 7-13Locations SessionsYorktown HS 2, 3, 4Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-5pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $30, $30Registration: Visit www.orangelinesports.com, call 516-967-9113 or email [email protected].

Patriot Girls Basketball CampNow in its 20th year, girls will develop fundamen-tal basketball skills under the direction of former Yorktown varsity girls basketball coach Kip Davis. Coach Davis holds the record for most wins in the history of the Yorktown girls’ basketball program. Additional staff will be local college and high school standouts. The camp strives to provide a positive environment for girls to improve and expand their basketball skills. The session includes skills, clinics, games, tournaments, intramurals, etc. Campers must bring their own lunch. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-14Locations SessionsArlington Mill CC 9Kenmore MS 8Yorktown HS 1Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $175Ext Fees: $25, $25Registration: Call 703-509-1605 or email [email protected] .

Warriors Basketball CampCampers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun environment. Each day campers will par-ticipate in skill development, lead-up games and activities. The purpose of the camp is to provide fun-filled weeks of basketball, teaching offensive skills, defensive techniques and individual play within the framework of a team concept. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 8-14Locations SessionsKenmore 2Swanson 1Langston CC 6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: Session 1, 6 $175Ext Fees: $25, $35Fees: $140 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $20, $28Registration: Visit www.sportzcampz4kidz.org, call 703-998-8123, or email [email protected].

YMCA Arlington Sports Festival - Coach Kenny's BasketballCampers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun environment. Each day campers will par-ticipate in skill development, lead-up games, com-petitions and games. The purpose of the camp is to provide fun-filled weeks of basketball, teaching offensive skills, defensive techniques and individual play within the framework of a team concept. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a prrof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-13Locations SessionsWakefield HS 5Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4-6:30pmFees: $240Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

One on One Dual Sports Camp: Soccer/BasketballJoin One on One for a unique camp where par-ticipants focus on basketball and soccer each day. Participants will work on fundamentals with drills and contests before playing regular games. After lunch they will change sports. The camp week will conclude with a tournament in each sport. In soccer participants will work on dribbling, pass-ing, scoring, and goaltending. Basketball will include shooting, passing, ball handling moves, and defense. Participants will need to bring a water bottle, snack, lunch, and sun screen. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:9. Ages 5-12Locations SessionsBarcroft CC 1Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-5pmFees: $255Ext Fees: $35, $70Registration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, call 202-244-2255.

UK Elite Multi-Sports WeekHere is a chance for campers to learn different sports from the UK each day. Sports include soccer, cricket, rugby, Gaelic football plus others. Small sided technical instruction, teaching the fundamen-tals with enthusiastic professional British coaches. Camp includes t-shirt. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 5-14Locations SessionsGunston CC 8Time: 9am-12pm or 9am-3pmExt Hours: 3-6pmFees: $170 (AM), $230 (Full Day)Ext Fees: $150Registration: Visit www.ukelite.com , call 703-350-8714, or email [email protected].

YMCA Sports CampsLace up those sneakers, put on your shorts; it’s time to have a ball with an assortment of sports! True to their name, and offered in one-week sessions, YMCA Sports Camps feature a sports focus for part of the day. This includes stretching and warm-up, skills practice, drills, educational games and scrimmages. Campers will discover the importance of teamwork, good sportsmanship and most importantly, having fun. All levels are welcome to participate! During the rest of the day, all campers enjoy traditional camp activities such as group games, sports and fitness, singing, arts & crafts, hands-on science, theme days, swimming and much more! Session choices include: basketball, biking, cheerleading, flag football, archery, soccer and more! Please refer to the web-site at www.ymcadc.org for specific weekly offer-ings. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a prrof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8 and 1:10. Ages 5-8; 8-12Locations SessionsOakridge ES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4-6:30pmFees: $240Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington. Online Registration

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Learn to Ride a Bike CampSay Good-Bye to the Training Wheels! This camp is for kids who want to transition off training wheels. Campers may start out with them but learn to ride without training wheels during camp. Learn how to get on the bike, find balance, stop, start, pedal, coast, basic riding skills, braking and steering. Daily activities include group and private instruction, the safety course, biking games and short bike tours when and if ready. Participants receive a camp t-shirt and sticker. Bring bike – with or without train-ing wheels, helmet, bike gloves, water bottle, lunch and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name. Extended day activities may include swim-ming on (selected days) arts & crafts & action sports games. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-10 (Sessions 1-6), Ages 5-7 (Sessions 7-9)Locations SessionsQuincy Street Parking Deck 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Time: 9am-3pm, 9am-12:30pm (Sessions 7, 8, 9)Ext Hours: 7:45-9am, 3-5:15pmFees: $300, $195 (Session 7)Ext Fees: $20, $100Registration: Visit www.americaninline.com. Call 703-994-7617. Email [email protected].

Bike Riding CampThis bike riding camp provides a hands-on, educa-tional way for children to master the art of bicycle riding. Boy and girls welcome! Groups are formed, determined by ability. Under the supervision of American Inline coaches, campers receive instruc-tion in braking, steering, shifting, pedal cadence, climbing and descending hills, negotiating obsta-cles, riding small ramps, safety and rules of the road. Daily activities include group and private instruction, confidence courses and tours on the bike Arlington bike path when ready. In addition to improving skills, this bike camps gives children a chance to socialize and interact with their peers getting away from the TV and into the great outdoors. Participants receive a camp T-shirt and sticker. Bring bike without train-ing wheels, helmet, bike gloves, water bottle, lunch and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name. Extended day activities may include swim-ming on (selected days) arts & crafts & action sports games. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 7-12Locations SessionsQuincy Street Parking Deck 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Time: 9am-3pm, 9am-12:30pm (Session 7)Ext Hours: 7:45-9am, 3-5:15pmFees: $300, $195 (Session 7)Ext Fees: $20, $100Registration: Visit www.americaninline.com. Call 703-994-7617. Email [email protected].

Momentum3 Arlington Cheer CampSpend the week cheering, dancing, jumping and tumbling! From beginners to long-time veterans, this camp will be filled with exciting cheerleading activities. Expert instructors will teach motions, dances, jumps, flexibility, and more. No prior cheer-leading experience is needed, our coaches focus on the FUN in learning. Each week cheerleaders will learn a routine incorporating the skills they’ve learned into a final performance on Friday. Spaces are limited to maintain quality of instruction. Ratio 1:12. Ages: 6-13Locations SessionsWakefield HS 1, 4Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com, call 703-980-0335 or email [email protected].

Fencing for KidsEn Guarde! Campers learn modern Olympic fenc-ing, including footwork, blade work and bouting. You even get to compete in a real tournament! All fencing equipment is provided. The day is divided between traditional camp activities and fencing. Staff to camper ratio: 1:8. Ages 8 - 11Locations SessionsGunston CC 5Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8:30-9am, 3-4:45pmFees: $290Ext Fees: $30, $75Registration: Visit www.arlingtonfencers.org/Camp.html, call 703-528-5618 or email [email protected].

Arlington Football CampFootball Camp is a non-contact, fundamental foot-ball camp designed to improve a child’s beginning, intermediate or advanced skill levels. Fundamentals of all positions on offense, defense and special teams are taught in addition to life skills such as teamwork, communication, sportsmanship and the importance of education. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-12Locations SessionsWilliamsburg MS 2, 3, 5Time: 9am-3pm or 9am-1pmExt Hours 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $175 (full day), $95 (mini camp) $140 (full day), $76 (mini camp)- (Session 2)Ext Fees: $25, $35 $20, $28- (Session 2)Registration: Visit www.sportzcampz4kidz.org, call 703-998-8123, or email [email protected].

Momentum3 Football CampOur non-contact football camp covers all aspects of the game. Participants will be assessed and divided by age and skill level to ensure maximum benefit. Each day players will participate in offensive, defen-sive and speed and agility drills, with scrimmaging towards the end of the day. Our coaches evaluate each player as they progress throughout the week. All participants will receive a camp t-shirt, a chance to win prizes, and personalized Momentum3 football evaluation. Spaces are limited to maintain quality of instruction. Ratio 1:12. Ages: 6-14Locations SessionsWakefield HS 1, 4Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com, call 703-980-0335 or email [email protected].

American Skateboard CampThis skateboard camp is packed with safe, fun and thrilling activities for all levels. Groups determined by ability are formed. Under the supervision of American Inline coaches, skateboard campers receive instruction how to safely push, ride, tack turn, ride ramps, ride fakie, rock n’ roll, rock to fakie, grind and get air. Held in a mobile skate park with a mini half pipe, mini-quarter-pipes, grind box, fun box, launch ramps, wedge ramps and grind rails designed for beginner through intermedi-ate skaters. Each day includes instruction, skating games and skate jams. Participants receive a camp T-shirt and sticker. Required equipment includes Skateboard, helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards. Bring lunch, water bottle and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name. Extended day activities may include swimming on (selected days) arts & crafts & action sports games. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 6-12 (Sessions 1,2,3,4), Ages 5-7 (Sessions 7,8,9).Locations SessionsQuincy Street Parking Deck 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-3pm, 9am-12:30pm (Sessions 7, 8, 9)Ext Hours: 7:45-9am, 3-5:15pmFees: $300, $195 (Sessions 7, 8, 9)Ext Fees: $20, $100Registration: Visit www.americaninline.com, call 703-994-7617 or email [email protected].

Arlington Soccer Association Goalkeeper CampASA Goalkeeper Camps provides age-appropriate, fun activities for boys and girls of all abilities who want to develop their goalkeeping skills, abilities and knowl-edge. Positioning, distribution, shot blocking and more will be covered. The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 9-15Locations SessionsGunston CC 6, 7Kenmore MS 1VA Highlands 8, 9, 10Time: 9am-12pm or 9am-4:30pmFees: $295 (full day) and $210 (half day)Registration: Visit www.arlingtonsoccer.com/recreational/registration/

Arlington Soccer Association Indoor Soccer CampGet out of the heat and enjoy the fast-paced game of indoor soccer in the air-conditioned gymnasium at Kenmore MS. These camps provide soccer instruction as well as indoor soccer games each day. Morning and afternoon sessions are offered each week. Registration is limited. The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Staff to Participant ratio is 1:10. Ages 6-9Locations SessionsKenmore MS 4Time: 9am-12pmFees: $210 (half day)Registration: Visit www.arlingtonsoccer.com/recreational/registration

Arlington Soccer Association Soccer CampsASA Soccer Camps provide age-appropriate, enjoy-able activities for boys and girls of all abilities. Activities will develop soccer skills, promote coop-eration and teamwork, increase positional aware-ness and help all kids improve and enjoy soccer. All camps will include small-sided and larger-side games each day. The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Staff to Participant ratio is 1:10. Ages 6-14Locations SessionsGunston CC 6, 7Kenmore MS 1, 3, 5Madison Manor 8, 9, 10VA Highlands 8, 9, 10Time: 9am-12pm or 9am-4:30pmFees: $295 (full day) and $210 (half day)Registration: Visit www.arlingtonsoccer.com/recreational/registration/

Challenger Sports British SoccerCheck out Challenger’s new 1,000 touch curricu-lum: individual footskills, fakes moves and turns, freestyle soccer, dribbling, passing/receiving, shooting, eading, tackling/defending and the Camp World Cup! Session is coached by a professional British soccer coach. Register 45 days before camp to receive a free soccer jersey. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 6-14Locations SessionsGunston CC 2Time: 9am-12pm and 9am-3pm for full dayFees: $152 (half day) and $210 (full day)Registration: Visit www.challengersports.com, call 443-681-7826 or email [email protected].

Challenger Sports British Soccer: Mini SoccerChallenger Sport mini soccer is fun games, basic technical practices and small sided games. This is 90 minutes a day for five days, coached by a profes-sional British soccer coach. Register 45 days before camp to receive a free soccer jersey. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-6Locations SessionsGunston CC 2Time: 10:15-11:45amFees: $100Registration: Visit www.challengersports.com, call 443-681-7826 or email [email protected].

Positive Touch SoccerA journey of a thousand miles begins with a single dribble. Undeniably the most important skill of soccer is touch. Positive Touch help players master their “Touch” on the ball! With this kind of touch quality, there is no soccer skill a player cannot learn. Positive Touch lays the foundation to every dribbling move, every pass and kind of shot. The camp is designed to give players thousands of touches on the ball as well as to teach creative moves and footwork. Having a soft touch on the ball and quality dribbling skills will undoubtedly improve players’ confidence and make them better players. Ratio 1:12 Ages 7-13Locations SessionsHB Woodlawn 7Time: 9am-4pmFees: $265Registration: Visit www.goldenbootsoccer.com or call 703-287-0088.

Tetrabrazil Soccer CampOur youth program will give each player a solid foundation in all the basic skills of the game. Skill training is still a primary element, but it is combined with a heavy emphasis on tactical understanding. Fun, mastery of advanced skills and game tactics are given special attention. The elite program is a unique program where players will learn all the Brazilian secrets. Register 45 days before camp to receive a free soccer jersey. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-14Locations SessionsGunston CC 3Time: 9am-12pm and 9am-3pm for full dayFees: $164 (half day) and $237 (full day)Registration: Visit www.challengersports.com, call 443-681-7826 or email [email protected].


Capital Ultimate CampCampers new to Frisbee will learn the fundamentals – catching, throwing backhand and forehand, etc. More experienced campers will focus on sharpen-ing those skills, extending the range of their throws, plus defensive skills, field positioning and more. Every camper will get a disc, a shirt and a hat but the most important thing we anticipate our camp-ers will get is a fun week. In addition to Ultimate, we play Frisbee tennis, Frisbee golf, Frisbee Capture the Flag, Zombie, Double Disc Court and other games the kids themselves invent and enjoy. Dave Soles and Will Smolinski are the head coaches of the YHR Ultimate Frisbee team, each at Williamsburg MS and Washington-Lee HS, and spend their summers spreading their passion for the game of Ultimate. Together they have over 20 years of teaching experience and 15 years of coaching ultimate. Their teams have won the VA state championships more times than any other school, but more impor-tantly, their kids have fun. Will is the coach of DC’s Professional Ultimate team, the DC Current. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6., Ages 9-11 for Session 4(AM),Locations SessionsHB Woodlawn 4Time: 9am- 12pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 12-2pmFees: $150Ext Fees: $30, $30 Registration: Visit www.capulti.camp or email [email protected].

MOJO Volleyball CampMOJO Volleyball is an elite and fun instruction pro-gram where everyone, from beginners to advanced players, are welcome to play. Most participants sign up to improve their volleyball skills and prepare for youth leagues, middle school, high school or club tryouts. The camp is station based; campers inter-act with skilled experts in serving, passing, setting, hitting, blocking, defense and offense. Campers receive a MOJO Camp T-shirt. We recommend that participants bring a bag lunch, water bottle, knee pads and proper athletic sneakers. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:10. Ages 8-18Locations SessionsWashington-Lee HS 3, 4Time: 9am-3pmFees: $350Registration: Visit www.mojovolleyballacademy.com, call 443-875-8829 or email [email protected].

Camps for Individuals with Disabilities

Adventure Quest Come experience some adventure with other

teens and young adults with disabilities. All camp-ers engage in exciting, theme based activities that encourage social interaction and development. Activities include arts and crafts, sensory projects, expressive arts, sports, fitness and many other choices in the daily structure. Campers will attend one community trip and one swim trip per week. This camp typically serves campers who require close supervision or assistance in personal care. Moderate to extensive support is provided with a staff to par-ticipant ratio of 1:2 or 1:3. This summer we will be co-located with Stratford Summer School. Extended morning hours will be offered during session 2 only. Ages 12-21Location Camp CodeStratford School 561026Sessions: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: Noon-6pmExt Hours: 9am-noon (Session 2 Only) Fees: $177, $142 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $64, $37 (Session 2)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Camp Discovery This camp is designed for youth with intel-

lectual and developmental disabilities. Campers will enjoy a summer full of fun weekly themes that help them to discover their interests! Activities help to increase social interactions with peers, leisure awareness and active participation. Each day we plan fun-filled activities in our daily structure includ-ing arts and crafts, sensory projects, group games, music, drama, sports, fitness, and leisure choices. Campers will attend one community trip and one indoor swimming trip per week in the afternoon. This camp typically serves campers who require close supervision or assistance in personal care, providing a staff to participant ratio of 1:2 to 1:3. Ages 6-11

Location Camp CodeBarrett ES 561016Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 11:30am-6pmExt Hours: 8-11:30am Fees: $192, $154 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $42 (Session 2), $53 (Session 8)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

iCan Bike iCan Bike is designed to help individuals with

disabilities learn how to ride bikes independently. This program uses specialized equipment and teaching methods that work to overcome the dif-ficulties that new riders often experience when trying to learn to ride a bike, including balance, steering and fear of falling. The camper must be ambulatory with sufficient stamina and physical strength to ride a bike, keep his/her feet on the pedals, see sufficiently to avoid obstacles, follow simple instructions, and motivated to learn to ride a bike. Contact [email protected] or 703-228-4740 if you have any questions about this program. Participants must have a helmet and wear it when riding; they will also need to have their own bicycle by the 3rd day of camp. Participants sign up for a 75-minute timeslot; when registering please indi-cate your first and second preference for a timeslot. Volunteer to participant ratio 1:1. Age 8-AdultLocation SessionsKenmore MS 6Time Camp Code8:30-9:45am 561036-6A10:05-11:20am 561036-6B11:40am-12:55pm 561036-6C2:00-3:15pm 561036-6D3:35-4:50pm 561036-6EFees: $275 (Resident), $300 (Non-Resident)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Project F.I.V.E Gear up for a summer of fun with this inclusive

teen camp offering, Project F.I.V.E (Fun Inclusive Volunteer Experiences). Individuals with disabilities will have the opportunity to pair up with peers without disabilities, which can foster great friend-ships. With their partner(s), camp participants will have an opportunity to give back to the commu-nity through service learning in a fun, structured environment. During this two week program, participants will attend 2-3 trips per week including both community service and fun community trips. We are looking for individuals with disabilities who are interested in volunteering and are able to suc-cessfully participate with minimum assistance. Staff to participation ratio 1:5. Extended hours offered through Summer Adventure camp. Ages 12-21Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson MS 560016Session 2-3, 4-5, 6-7Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 4-6pmFees: $413, $372 (Sessions 2-3)Ext Fees: $64, $58 (Sessions 2-3)Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Access Adapted Sports CampDevelop skills and confidence that lead to a lifetime of physical activity and wellness! Our sports- ori-ented day camp is ideal for youth with disabilities including mild to moderate behavioral, emotional or social issues such as ADD/ADHD, anxiety and Asperger’s Syndrome. This unique program focuses on developing social interaction skills, self-con-fidence and relationship-building skills, all while learning the fundamental skills in soccer, baseball and basketball. Campers must be able to interact ver-bally, follow simple directions and engage in group activities with minimal support, prompts or other assistance. Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 7-14Location SessionWakefield HS 1Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $250Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com, call 703-980-0335 or email [email protected].

Teen/Tween CampsSummer Adventure

All aboard! Kids ages 10-14 will enjoy trips, sports, wellness activities, special events, nature adventures, art projects and more! Be prepared for some local travel as this camp includes three or more trips a week via bus, van or Metro. Summer Adventure campers practice responsibility, explore new interests and have fun. Campers make structured leisure choices such as board games, art projects or reading from 7-9am and 4-6pm during extended hours. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 10-14Locations Camp CodeThomas Jefferson CC 550016Sessions: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 4-6pmFees: $236, $189 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $16, $32, $13, $26 (Session 2) Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Summertime ThrillsCome and enjoy this fast pace end of summer camp where participants will enjoy daily trips to some of the most fun filled places in the DMV area. Trips include amusement and water parks, regional and state parks, along with other exciting destina-tions. Visit http://parks.arlingtonva.us/programs/teens/ to see last years list of trips as an example. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 10-14 (must be entering 6th grade)Location Camp CodeWashington Lee HS 550026Sessions: 1, 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 4-6pmFees: $260Ext Fees: $16, $32Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

UK Elite Soccer Summer CampU.K. Elite Soccer Camps are designed to take players to the next level of skill in a fun and exciting soccer environment. This camp prepares individual players for increasing levels of technical soccer skills and an understanding of individual and group tactics and everyday ending with the UK Elite World Cup. Our dynamic coaching methods, taken from around the world, will ensure every player makes significant improvements during the week, as well as having a fantastic time. Camp includes t-shirt.Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:12. Ages 5-14Locations SessionsGunston CC 1, 4, 5Time: 9am-12pm or 9am-3pmExt Hours: 3-6pmFees: $170 (AM), $230 (Full Day)Ext Fees: $150Registration: Visit www.ukelite.com, call 703-350-8714, or email [email protected].

Pure Performance “Basics” Softball CampSoftball is a great sport and here’s a camp to feel that love. We have been providing local softball instruction since 2005 and our team are former standout college or high school players trained in positive coaching techniques. Our goal is to pro-vide a safe and fun learning environment for your child while teaching them hitting, throwing fielding and helping them to be the strongest softball player possible. An age-appropriate and softball-specific warm-up designed by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist is taught to all players and performed each morning. One nutrition “nugget” of knowledge is shared with players every day over lunch. Players are divided according to age and skill level. Scrimmages are played at the end of each camp day. Players should bring a glove, visor/hat, cleats, sunscreen and lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:9. Ages 5-12.Location SessionsBarcroft Park 5Arlington Traditional ES 7Time: 9am-2pm, 9am-noon (half-day option)Ext Hours: 2-5pmFees: $195, $140 (half-day)Ext Fees: $75Registration: Visit visit www.getpureperformance.com, call 703-969-7887 or email [email protected].

FirstServe Tennis: Tennis 1 & 2 Fun and Fundamentals CampThrough fun “games-based” activities and differen-tiated instruction, beginners and experienced play-ers learn the fundamental strokes with emphasis on forehands, backhands and volleys. Students should bring water and a snack to every session! Tennis rackets are required. Ratio 6:1 Ages 7-10 (Sessions 3, 5, 8, 10) and Ages 10-14 (Sessions 4, 7, 9)Locations SessionsBluemont Park 7Walter Reed CC 8, 9, 10Yorktown HS 3, 4, 5Time: 9:45am-12:15pmFees: $250Registration: Visit www.tenniseveryone.net, call 703-868-8172 or email [email protected].

YMCA Outdoor Junior Tennis AcademyWe are excited to announce that Tennis on the Move, under the direction of Coach Labat, is now the YMCA Outdoor Tennis Academy at Bluemont Park tennis courts. If you want to learn to play ten-nis or simply improve your tennis skills and make new friends this summer - try our Junior Tennis Camps. Our number one priority is to teach your son or daughter how to play tennis in a fun, safe environment. We teach the basic skills of this life-time sport through drills and games adapted to serice all ages and skill levels. Similar to the indoor program, our camp emphasizes sportsmanship, safety, fundamental skills, etiquette, and strategy. We look forward to meeting your child/children this summer for great outdoor fun and challenges. Ratio is 1:8. Ages 5-14 Locations SessionsBluemont Park 1, 2, 4, 6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6:30pmFees: $325, $185 (Session 2)Ext Fees: $45, $77Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-522-1700 or email [email protected]. In-person is also available at 3400 N. 13th Street, Arlington, VA 22201.

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Creative Arts Camp: Teens - Ceramics Sometimes you have to make a mess to create

something beautiful. That’s certainly the case in this three-week camp! Beginner and returning teen art-ists will develop and expand their skills, experience the hands-on satisfaction of clay sculpture, learn the basics of the potter’s wheel, hand building and glazing ceramics. Emphasis is on using your imagi-nation to make both fun and functional pieces. Wear old clothes and bring an old towel. Open to all skill levels. Returning students will further develop skills and techniques. All materials pro-vided. Lunch not provided; campers should bring a bag lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 12-16Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson MS 532016Sessions: 1-3Time: 9am-3pmFees: $826Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Creative Arts Camp: Teens - Drawing & Painting

Beginner and returning artists of all skill levels will learn and strengthen their drawing and paint-ing techniques in this two-week program. In this creative and imaginative environment, teens will explore a variety of wet and dry media such as graphite, charcoal, pastels, pen and ink and colored pencils to learn about the basics of line, perspec-tive, values and composition, as well as the basics of studio painting. All materials provided. Lunch is not provided; campers should bring a bag lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 12-16Location Camp CodeMadison CC 532016Sessions: 7-8Time: 9am-3pmFees: $590Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Creative Arts Camp: Teens - Photography

Develop and expand your skills in black and white 35mm photography in this three-week pro-gram! Whether you are a beginner or a returning student, learn the basics of photography including taking better photos, developing film and printing photos. Teens are encouraged to bring a manually operated 35mm camera to class. Point and shoot and digital cameras are not recommended. There is a limited supply of cameras available to borrow for a $100 refundable deposit. The deposit is not included in the program fees. Returning students will be taught at their skill level and encouraged to bring negatives and a camera to the first class. All materials provided. Lunch is not provided; campers should bring a bag lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 12-16Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson MS 532016Sessions: 4-6Time: 9am-3pmFees: $885Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Encore Stage & Studio: Stage DoorLooking to hone your performance skills? Participate in a fully-staged musical production with Encore’s Stage Door! Each session will perform a different musical. In this conservatory-style program, students will engage in a variety of workshops including dance, vocal technique, physical comedy and stage combat. Students will also have the chance to learn basic ele-ments of technical theatre as they prepare for their production. Each day will include acting, singing, and dance rehearsals, and each student will be challenged to develop their own creativity and work as part of a team while gaining valuable stage experience. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 11-15Location SessionsKenmore MS 2-4, 7-9Time: 10am-4pmExt Hours: 8:30-10am, 4-5:30pmFees: $900Ext Fees: $150, $150Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org, Call 703-548-1154 or email [email protected].

Encore Stage & Studio: Tech CampInterested in developing your technical theatre skills? Here’s your chance to get backstage! Students will explore scenic design, costuming, props, stage management and more during this three-week camp experience. Campers will also have the chance to engage in exciting theatrical workshops including stage combat and improv. Runs in conjunction with Encore’s Stage Door camp. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 11-15Location SessionsKenmore MS 2-4, 7-9Time: 10am-4pmExt Hours: 8:30-10am, 4-5:30pmFees: $900Ext Fees: $150, $150Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org, Call 703-548-1154 or email [email protected].

Encore Stage & Studio: One Act WondersThe play’s the thing in this two week summer performance camp. Students 11 - 15 will have the opportunity to be a part of two fully staged one-acts as both an actor and backstage technician. Each day will include rehearsal and special workshops as well as time for creating costumes and sets. Perfect oppor-tunity to gain acting experience in a collaborative and fun setting. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 11-15Location SessionsKenmore MS 5-6Time: 10am-4pmExt Hours: 8:30-10am, 4-5:30pmFees: $600Ext Fees: $100, $100Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org, Call 703-548-1154 or email [email protected].

Care Actor: Theatrical Teens!Teen are invited to engage in improvisational theater techniques, playwriting, set and costume design, while discussing current topics. A short play will be presented on the last day of camp! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 11-15Location SessionAshlawn ES 8, 9Time: 9am-3pmFees: $295Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com, call 703-546-8587 or email [email protected].

Educational Theatre Company: Composer’s Corner TeenEver wonder how your favorite song went from an idea in someone’s head to the music you love so much? No longer do you need to wonder how it happens, because this camp will teach you! You’ll even create a song of your own by the end of the week, to be performed by a real band in a concert setting. The week ends with a sharing for family and friends. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 13-17Location SessionFairlington CC 3Time: 9am-3pmFees: $310Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Musical RevueWant to explore theatre collaboration through a professional process? The Artist in Training (AIT) Musical Revue program provides rising 8th graders and up the opportunity to develop their own per-formance material with a small student ensemble. AITs will work together to script, choreograph, direct, and stage manage their own musical one act while leading theatre exercises for younger theatre campers. Friends and family are invited to an end of camp Performance and Reception on Friday, August 19 at 5:30pm. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 13-17Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 7-8Time: 9am-3pmFees: $575Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Page to Stage TeenCounselors in Training (CIT), ages 13 and up, will assist groups in playwriting, design, and produc-tion, as well as participating in extended acting or directing daily intensives. This two-week camp will end with a sharing of the campers’ plays on the last day for family and friends. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 13-18Locations SessionsFairlington CC 8-9Time: 9am-3pmFees: $575Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Puppet PaloozaShadow, Rod, Hand, Finger, Bunraku, Sock, and Marionette: there are so many types of puppets and now you can learn about them! Over the course of 1 week, campers will each build, manipulate and perform with their own puppets. Puppet Palooza is a unique blend of art, acting, mime, and ensemble: a one-of-a-kind experience for every level of expe-rience. The week ends with a sharing for family and friends. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 13-18Location SessionTuckahoe ES 1Time: 9am-3pmFees: $310Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Educational Theatre Company: Shakespeare’s Midsummer IntensiveCome act and direct Midsummer Night’s Dream, the work of one of the greatest playwrights of all time: William Shakespeare! Deepen your understand-ing of classical text, round out theatre skills, and challenge your imagination, as you rehearse and perform in our staff-directed, Shakespeare produc-tion. Teens get on-the-job theatre and educational training as you learn to direct younger campers in scenes by the bard. You’ll get to show off all you’ve learned to friends and family on Friday, July 15 at 5:30pm. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 13-18Location SessionsKey ES 1-3Time: 10am-4:30pmFees: $740Registration: Visit www.educationaltheatrecompany.org or call 703-271-0222.

Interested in any other camp in this catalog but need support for a disability? Contact the TR Office at [email protected]

TEAM Summer Readiness ProgramFun is serious business and this program will teach your teen how to run it! We will teach aspects of operating a small amusement rental business. Participants receive hands on training. Upon Completion, participants are eligible for employ-ments helping to run our business with Arlington’s Department of Parks and Recreation. For program information, call Desi Jerry at 703-228-7781 or email [email protected] to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 14-17. Note there is a mandatory meet-ing for both parents and teens on June 12th 7-8pm at Arlington Mill Community CenterLocations Camp CodeWashington Lee HS 550036Session 1-2Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: N/AFees: $132.00Ext Fees: N/ARegistration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

YMCA Teen Travel CampsTravel camp provides campers an opportunity to travel every day to fun-filled locations. Campers get 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 a chance to explore different summer activities that may include amusement and water parks, outdoor sports, fairs, hiking, animal adventures and more. Travel camps are designed for mature campers to take part in daily, off-site field trips throughout the Metro Washington area. Activities may include visiting the zoo or aquarium; swimming/waterpark; hiking, nature center, etc.; sports like bowling and mini golf; creative arts; arcades; inflatables; amusement park;canoeing, rafting and sailing, etc. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a proof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages: 12-15Locations SessionsTBD 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Time: 9am-4:30pm Ext Hours: 7-9am, 4:30-6:30pm Fees: $333Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected] [email protected]. In-person registration isavailable at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.

A Soldier’s Life Campers will build a fort, make items soldiers

would carry, practice their drills and learn about Civil War tactics. We’ll also go on a long march and scout for the enemy. And if the recruits are lucky we’ll have some time to relax in camp and play a few Civil War era games. Using the park as a resource, we’ll also learn about Civil War medicine. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 10-12Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Park 540016Sessions: 4Time: 9am-2pmFees: $272Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.


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Battlefield Explorer Each day we’ll travel by van to local Civil War

battlefields and sites to learn about the war and the soldiers who fought. We’ll visit Harper’s Ferry, tour the Defenses of Washington, hike on the battlefields at Monocacy, Gettysburg and Antietam and learn about each battle. Note: Sturdy shoes are recommended for this camp, as hikes may include rocky and uneven terrain. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 11 -14Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith Park 540016Sessions: 1Time: 9am-4pmFees: $377Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Habitat Hikers Northern Virginia has many exciting habitats

just waiting to be explored. Discover the wonders of a tidal freshwater estuary. Scramble to the top of a mountain for gorgeous views. Escape the heat of summer in the cool calm of the forest. Wade into a bay off the Potomac River to net and discover amazing aquatic critters. Sturdy shoes and clothes that can get wet and muddy are recommended for this camp. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 10-12.Location Camp CodeGulf Branch NC 540026Sessions: 3, 4Time: 9am-3pmFees: $323Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

VA Outside Appalachian Hiking CampIt is amazing what we can learn about the world around us from a walk in the woods, and maybe more importantly what we can learn about ourselves. Our new hiking day camp will take campers on a series of adventures along some of the most scenic trails in Virginia. This is an opportunity for campers to get out in the woods and challenge themselves in the outdoors through a series of easy to moderate hikes. If you are wondering if your camper can do it. The answer is yes! And we think they will love it! Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 10-14Location SessionsGunston CC 2Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $400Registration: Visit www.virginiaoutside.com, call 804-272-6362 or email [email protected]

VA Outside Kayak Touring and Fishing CampJoin Virginia Outside for an introduction to kayak-ing and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct camp-ers on safety, paddling, and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. Throughout the week we will incorporate fishing, sightseeing and touring while paddling on all types of water, from local lakes and rivers to tidal creeks of the Potomac. We will progress to days on lazy rivers that include the Shenandoah, Rappahannock, and Rapidan. A kayak is a great way to get close to nature and we expect to see bald eagles, ospreys, herons, deer and beaver. When we are fishing our catch will include large and smallmouth bass, catfish, sunfish, crappie, and maybe even the infamous snakehead. Kayaks, paddles, life vests and fishing gear are provided by Virginia Outside. Participants should bring water shoes, hat, sunscreen, lunch, and water bottle. Ages 11-15Location SessionsGunston CC 2, 8Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration: Visit www.virginiaoutside.com, call 804-272-6362 or email [email protected]

Fish and Explore Big FishFish and Explore transports campers off-site to different locations each day. Camp includes all of the teachings of the Young Anglers Program plus more intensive fishing including targeting specific species of fish and reading the water and navigation safety program. Everyone will catch fish. Learn basic and more advanced fishing skills (casting, rigging, knot tying, selecting tackle and lures and identify-ing fish). Students will wear lifejackets when in the water or on a boat. Bait and tackle, rods, reels and lifejackets supplied. Bring lunch, snack, change of clothes, sneakers or river shoes and towel. Everything else is provided. Staff to participant ratio 1:4. Ages 10-16Location SessionsYorktown HS 6, 9Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Fish and Explore Nature Photography & HikingFish and Explore transports students off-site to learn about digital photography while hiking local nature trails and parks. Camp will include lab and field components to teach the camera func-tions, lighting, composition and types of subjects. Students will learn how to upload and save images and how to make edits to enhance images. All students should have an SD Card and a Flashdrive. Students are encouraged to bring their own digital camera. Cameras will be available for students to share if they do not have one. During the outdoor exploration we will apply new techniques and les-sons to enhance our photographs. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:6. Ages 10-17Location SessionsYorktown HS 4Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $495Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Wilderness Bound At this adventurous camp we’ll learn primitive

skills as we explore the region. Each day will bring a new hike and a new skill to learn along the way. From finding wildlife and useful plants to, fire mak-ing, orienteering, making rope, tracking, fishing and flint knapping, we’ll build our wilderness know-how. Note: Hikes may include steep, rocky terrain. Campers should bring a bag lunch and water bottle each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 11-14.Location Camp CodeLong Branch NC 540036Sessions: 6Time: 9am-3:30pmFees: $350Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

Fish and Explore Explore – Standup Paddleboard CampFish and Explore transports campers off-site to learn how to Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) along local waterways, ponds and lakes. Campers will learn paddleboard skills safely while exploring native wildlife. Afternoons will include fishing, swimming and beach stops. Campers will also wade and observe, catch and release frogs, toads, tadpoles, salamanders, turtles, crayfish, min-nows, and many more small critters that live the life aquatic. Students will wear lifejackets when in the water or on a paddleboard. Bring lunch, snack change of clothes, sneakers or river shoes and towel. Everything else is provided. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:6. Ages 11-16Location SessionsYorktown HS 2, 6Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Fish and Explore Paddle and Explore 1 & 2Fish and Explore transports campers off-site to pad-dle kayaks along local waterways, ponds and lakes. Campers will learn kayaking skills while getting up close to native wildlife. Campers will paddle through animal habitats allowing them the opportunity to take amazing photographs. Beach stops allow campers to wade and observe, catch, photograph and release frogs, toads, tadpoles, salamanders, lizards, turtles, crayfish, minnows and many more small critters that live the life aquatic. Students will wear lifejackets when in the water or on a boat. Bring lunch, snack change of clothes, sneakers or river shoes and towel. Everything else is provided. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 8-12 or 11-17Location SessionsLubber Run CC 5 (PAE 2), 10 (PAE 1)Time: 8:30am-4:30pmFees: $550Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com, call 703-609-8083 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Teen Capital Ultimate CampCampers new to Frisbee will learn the fundamentals – catching, throwing backhand and forehand, etc. More experienced campers will focus on sharpen-ing those skills, extending the range of their throws, plus defensive skills, field positioning and more. Every camper will get a disc, a shirt and a hat but the most important thing we anticipate our camp-ers will get is a fun week. In addition to Ultimate, we play Frisbee tennis, Frisbee golf, Frisbee Capture the Flag, Zombie, Double Disc Court and other games the kids themselves invent and enjoy. Dave Soles and Will Smolinski are the head coaches of the YHR Ultimate Frisbee team, each at Williamsburg MS and Washington-Lee HS, and spend their summers spreading their passion for the game of Ultimate. Together they have over 20 years of teaching experience and 15 years of coaching ultimate. Their teams have won the VA state championships more times than any other school, but more impor-tantly, their kids have fun. Will is the coach of DC’s Professional Ultimate team, the DC Current. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 11-14 for Sessions 5&6, Ages 14-16 for Session 4(PM)Locations SessionsHB Woodlawn 4, 5, 6Time: 9am-3:30pm, 1-4pm, Session 4Ext Hours: 7-9am, 3:30-6pmFees: $300, $150 (Session 4)Ext Fees: $30, $30Registration: Visit www.capulti.camp or email [email protected].

SporTECHTechnology & Sports come together to create SporTECH—Exercising the mind and body! SporTECH offers a balance of mental stimulation and physical challenge each day. Participants will use the week to create unique projects created with real programming languages or multi-media software, while receiving top notch all sports instruction. This camp is directed by Mr. DeMarino and is limited to only 25 participants to maintain quality of instruction. Ratio 1:12 Ages: 12-15Location SessionsSwanson MS 4, 6Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com, call 703-980-0335 or email [email protected].

Momentum3 Triple-Play Sports AcademyOur Triple-Play Sport Academy is the only field sports camp where athletes have the opportunity to play soccer, lacrosse and flag-football in one fun-filled week! Triple-Play is designed to teach the fun-damental of all three field sports through a range of physical activities, drills and games. This camp is delivered in a low-pressure, yet high-energy envi-ronment, allowing each athlete to excel. Our range of activities coupled with our professional coaching staff makes Triple-Play a complete field sporting experience for every ability. Ratio 1:12 Ages: 11-15Locations SessionsSwanson MS 3Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $40, $50Registration: Visit www.momentum-3.com, call 703-980-0335 or email [email protected].



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Orange Line Sports Elite Basketball CampElite Camp is for boys who want to compete at the next level in high school or college. The camp is directed by Joe Reed, boys’ basketball coach at Yorktown High School and Katrina Reed, girls’ basketball coach at Episcopal High School. Both coaches have nearly 20 years of college and high school coaching between them. Between the two of them, they have coached five All-Americans, 18 All-League Players, and 12 All- Academic Team players. The camp is designed to help athletes learn and perform the more advanced basketball skills needed to succeed on their CYO, AAU, middle school and high school teams. Counselors include both players and coaches at the collegiate level. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 11-16Locations SessionsWashington Lee HS 1Williamsburg MS 5Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-5pmFees: $200Ext Fees: $30, $30Registration: Visit www.orangelinesports.com, call 516-967-9113 or email [email protected].

VBC Advanced Baseball CampsVBC offers advanced skills camps for players seeking to refine their game. Advanced skills camps include: Wood Bat Game Camp, Infielding and Hitting Camp, Pitchers and Catchers camps. Instruction led by college and high school coaches. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 10-15Location SessionsBarcroft Park 2, 3, 6Time: 9am-2pm (times may vary)Fees: $145-$225 (based on times)Registration: Visit www.virginiabaseballclub.com, call 703-698-5599 or email [email protected].

Arlington Soccer Association Indoor Soccer CampGet out of the heat and enjoy the fast-paced game of indoor soccer in the air-conditioned gymnasium at Kenmore MS. These camps provide soccer instruction as well as indoor soccer games each day. Morning and afternoon sessions are offered each week. Registration is limited. The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Staff to Participant ratio is 1:10. Ages 10-14Locations SessionsKenmore MS 4Time: 1pm-4pmFees: $210 (half day)Registration: Visit www.arlingtonsoccer.com/recreational/registration

Academy International Field HockeyAcademy International is a renowned community-based sports education company dedicated to promoting field hockey for girls ages 10-18. Highly acclaimed coaches from the UK, Spain and Holland customize coaching for beginners to advanced-level players. Our coaches, who are excellent play-ers, inspiring teachers and wonderful role models, will assign campers to coaching teams based on age, experience and skill level. In this way, all play-ers will learn, improve and above all, have fun. This is a great opportunity to learn field hockey or get ready for school/club tryouts. Campers will need to bring their own stick, shin guards, eye goggles, mouth guard and water. Staff to participant ratio: 1 to 15. Ages 10-15 for Session 4, Ages 11-18 for Session 3 & 5 (AM), Ages 14-18 for Session 5 (PM)Locations SessionsLong Bridge Park 4Washington-Lee HS 3, 5Time: AM Camp (Session 3, 4, 5) 9am-noon PM Camp (Session 5) 4:30-7:30pmFees: $249Registration: Visit www.aifieldhockeycamps.com or call 1-888-529-3827.

Pure Performance “Advanced” Softball CampHere’s a camp for softball players who have at least three years’ experience playing softball or who cur-rently play travel softball and want to play more. Our camp directors and instructors who are for-mer standout college or high school players train in positive coaching techniques and will impart advanced fielding techniques, specific position work, how to hit different pitches, and other “next step” skills. Our goal is to provide a safe learning environment for your child while helping them enjoy hitting, throwing, fielding, base running, and becoming the strongest softball player possible. We will set the tone with an age-appropriate and softball-specific warm-up designed by a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. One nutrition “nugget” of knowledge is shared with players every day over lunch. Players are divided according to age and skill level. Scrimmages are played at the end of each camp day. Players should bring a glove, hat/visor, cleats and lunch. Help us provide a good camp experience by honestly appraising the level of your player prior to enrolling. Staff to participant ratio is 1:9. Ages 10-13.Location SessionsWashington Lee HS 3Time: 9am-2pm, 9am-noon (half-day option)Ext Hours: 2-5pmFees: $195, $140 (half-day)Ext Fees: $75 Registration: Visit visit www.getpureperformance.com, call 703-969-7887 or email [email protected].

Funutation: Making a Samsung® Android GameCreate apps that appear live on your Android phone or tablet. Funutation teaches the basics of computer programming to create a drawing app and a Whac-a-Mole Game. Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two to investigate and discuss coding principles in action. An Android phone or tablet is not required to take this camp as the games are developed on a computer. Staff to participant ratio: 1:14. Ages 12-15 Location SessionFairlington 9Time: 9-11:45amExt Hours: 8-9am Fees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $25 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Funutation Camp.

Funutation: Making an iPhone® GameCreate games for iPhones and iPads using GameSalad. Funutation shows how to add objects, sound, scor-ing, and award the winner! Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two to investigate and discuss coding principles in action. An iPhone is not required to take this camp as the games are developed on a computer. Optional: Developer’s License from Apple for $99. Staff to participant ratio: 1:14. Ages 12-15 Location SessionFairlington CC 9Time: 9-11:45amExt Hours: 8-9am Fees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $25 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Fununation Camp.

Funutation: Minecraft® Modding with Java®Create a game with 3D models and battle against powerful enemies. Implement modding into your gaming masterpiece using Java. Acquire resources and maintain health. There will be plenty of time to test your mods with other tekkies. Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work solo as they investigate and discuss coding principles in action. Please have a Minecraft account prior to the first day of event. Bring your own computer or rent ours for $25 at www.funutation.com. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 12-15Location SessionFairlington CC 9Time: 12:15-3pmExt Hours: 3-6pmFees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $75 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Funutation Camp.

KidRealm: Advanced Gaming CampAre you into Lord of the Rings? Magic the Gathering? For two weeks, join the Quest in the ElfWell RPG. Play the latest video games in our arcade. Tournaments! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 12-14Location SessionsAshlawn ES 2-3, 4-5, 6-7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $360Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

Specialty, Imagination & Exploration

Engineering for Kids: Junior Engineering - Under ConstructionPut on your hard hats engineers and join us for our Engineering of Cities! In this camp, students work hard to apply their knowledge of construction to save the beach from erosion and build their very own city from the ground up. From roads and tun-nels to buildings and skyscrapers, students discover that no job’s too tough for a Junior Engineer. This project based camp allows campers to show off their new city at the end of the week. Staff to par-ticipant ratio 1:6. Ages 5-7Location SessionDiscovery ES 4Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-8:45am, 4-6pmFees: $275Ext Fees: $35, $50Registration: Visit https://engineeringforkids.com/location/capitalarea, call 703-665-6618 or email [email protected].

Engineering for Kids: Engineering of Power and EnergyToday’s engineers encounter a range of challenges when capturing power and energy. How do we produce electricity? How can we harness power to help others? These questions and more are explored in the Engineering of Power and Energy camp. Join us as campers work together to harness energy from some not-so-obvious energy sources, as well as explore the powerful possibilities of kinetic and potential energy! The Engineering of Power and Energy…where engineering becomes truly electrifying! Afternoon session will combine Robotics and/or Scratch. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionDiscovery ES 4Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-8:45am, 4-6pmFees: $320Ext Fees: $35, $50Registration: Visit https://engineeringforkids.com/location/capitalarea, call 703-665-6618 or email [email protected].

Engineering for Kids: Kodu Kart Racing Design GameRace to the finish and create your own racing game in Microsoft’s Kodu gaming environment. From ter-rain design to enemy selection, students are placed at the wheel and given full control to design their own video game while exploring the foundations of coding. Kick your creativity in gear with Kodu Kart Racing. Join this exciting camp paired with engi-neering activities where we will Design the Future and create challenges for all levels. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionArlington Traditional ES 1Ashlawn ES 6Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-8:45am, 4-6pmFees: $320Ext Fees: $35, $50Registration: Visit https://engineeringforkids.com/location/capitalarea, call 703-665-6618 or email [email protected].

Engineering for Kids: Sail the SeasAvast, me maties! Jump on board and join the crew to work together to explore the every-day engi-neering challenges that pirates were once faced with. During this week, students will explore the ideas of buoyancy and surface area as they design their pirate ships, the sails for their ships, and a system to retrieve sunken treasures! So what do you say; Are ye’ ready to sail the seas? Robotics Ocean Missions are a great addition to the week. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionArlingtonTraditional ES 3Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7:30-8:45am, 4-6pmFees: $320Ext Fees: $35, $50Registration: Visit https://engineeringforkids.com/location/capitalarea, call 703-665-6618 or email [email protected].

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Funutation: Making a Samsung® Android GameCreate apps that appear live on your Android phone or tablet. Funutation teaches the basics of computer programming to create a drawing app and a Whac-a-Mole Game. Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two to investigate and discuss coding principles in action. An Android phone or tablet is not required to take this camp as the games are developed on a computer. Staff to participant ratio: 1:14. Ages 8-11Location SessionFairlington 8Time: 9-11:45amExt Hours: 8-9am Fees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $25 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Funutation Camp.

Funutation: Making an iPhone® GameCreate games for iPhones and iPads using GameSalad. Funutation shows how to add objects, sound, scoring, and award the winner! Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two to investigate and discuss cod-ing principles in action. An iPhone is not required to take this camp as the games are developed on a computer. Optional: Developer’s License from Apple for $99. Staff to participant ratio: 1:14. Ages 8-11Location SessionFairlington CC 8Time: 9-11:45amExt Hours: 8-9am Fees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $25 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Funutation Camp.

Funutation: Minecraft® MagicTekkies create games with 3D models and battle against powerful enemies. Download and install mods and maps into your gaming masterpiece. Test the strength of your mods with Funutation. Kids acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work solo as they investigate different ways to play Minecraft®. Make sure you have a Minecraft account prior to the first day of event. Bring your computer or rent ours for $25 at www.funutation.com. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-11Location SessionsFairlington CC 8, 10Time: 12:15-3pmExt Hours: 3-6pmFees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $75 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Fununation Camp.

Funutation: Make Super Mario Bros® with Scratch® and Makey Makey®Make Super Mario Bros game work like you want! Funutation will show you how. Design to the next level by adding a Makey® Remote Control. Program your remote to kick, jump, or fire with the keyboard, your arm, pennies, or even bananas! Tekkies acquire tech skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Kids work in teams of two to investigate and discuss coding principles in action. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-11Location SessionFairlington CC 10Time: 9-11:45amExt Hours: 8-9am Fees: $249-$274Ext Fees: $25 Registration: Visit www.funutation.com, call 508-340-4344, ext. 512, or email [email protected]. $249 per camper ; $274 per camper if you register on or after July 31, 2016. 5% discount when you combine a morning and afternoon Funuation Camp.

KidRealm: Maximum Motion CampFor two weeks get your minds in motion as we build and race vehicles over land, sea and air. Compressed Air Cars, SpeedBoat Racers and Pulley Gliders. Bonus Project: Air Rockets! Get moving with Hot Wheels Physics, Marble Runs and lots more at the Science Fair. Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Castle Combat, Crazy Bones, Legos, KidRealm Cup, Baggo, Speedstacks, Koi Traders and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-12Location SessionAshlawn ES 4-5Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $400Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KidRealm: Pokemon/ Minecraft CampPokemon! MineCraft! Skylanders! Castle Combat Cards! All the best games and hobbies for one or two week sessions. Play the latest games in our Arcade including 8 player SuperSmash Wii U and MineCraft X-Box One. Explore the world of Pokémon with our huge Gym Leader Tournament. Enjoy creative games, awesome gym activities, fun arts and crafts and explore cool books. Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Crazy Bones, Legos, Baggo, Speedstacks and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionAshlawn ES 1,8, 2-3,4-5, 6-7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200 (one week), $400 (two weeks)Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KidRealm: Quest CampTake on the KidRealm Quest for two weeks this summer! Your kingdom’s heroes must travel to the enemy castle and defeat the rival king. To get there you must build a Sailing Ship. Design, build, set sail. Next part of the quest is to siege the castle. Design, build and test your very own Catapult. Once the castle is seized you must challenge the king to a Joust! Design, build and test Jousting Hover-Knights. The last part of the quest is to build the fastest Royal Carriage and race it down our 30 foot track! Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Castle Combat, Crazy Bones, Legos, KidRealm Cup, Baggo, Speedstacks, Koi Traders and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7–12Location SessionAshlawn ES 6-7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $400Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KidRealm: Lego Legends CampBuilders Wanted! If you love Legos then this is your camp. One and two week sessions available. More than half the camp day in Lego activities! We will be building with Legos and trying challenging proj-ects. Win prizes for the most creative Lego builds. Try out fun Lego games such as Lego Ninjago, Lego Minotaurus, Lego Racing and Lego Battles. Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Castle Combat, KidRealm Cup, Baggo, Crazy Bones, Speedstacks, Koi Traders and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsAshlawn ES 1, 8, 2-3, 6-7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $200 (one week), $400 (two weeks)Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KidRealm: Time Machine CampTravel in time from dinosaurs to star wars! For two weeks, design, build and SMASH awesome Hover Tanks! Then it’s off to the JunkYard to build and race your own futuristic land yachts. Develop your own perfect village in Animal Crossing Club. Enjoy creative games, challenging logic puzzles, awesome gym activities, and fun arts and crafts and explore cool books. Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Castle Combat, Crazy Bones, Legos, KidRealm Cup, Baggo, Speedstacks, Koi Traders and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-12.Location SessionsAshlawn ES 2-3,6-7Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $360Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KidRealm: Young Wizards CampBright young minds will enjoy the challenge of this two-week “Thinking Camp.” Become a “Wiz” at engineering as you design, build and test the Wizard Bridge. Quidditch Rockets! Design and build Rockets then launch at targets to score points. Create and decorate your own Wizard Wands and Marble Mazes. More arts and crafts such as Rainbow Loom. Have fun with strategic tournaments such as Wizard’s Duel, Chess and Squig Racing. Enjoy creative games, awesome logic puzzles and explore cool books. Experience KidRealm Traditions: Prize Wizard, Castle Combat, Crazy Bones, KidRealm Cup, Baggo, Legos, Speedstacks, and much more. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-12Location SessionsAshlawn ES 2-3, 4-5Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 3-6pmFees: $360Ext Fees: $40, $90Registration: Visit www.kidrealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

Boolean Girls: Computer Animation CampIn this week long camp, girls will be introduced to computer science fundamentals through a series of unique projects and hands-on challenges, from an introduction to coding using interactive play with wooden blocks to getting hands-on experience dis-covering computer hardware using Rasberry Pi. Girls will design a series of animated stories and games. No previous programming skills are required but campers should have familiarity with a mouse and keyboard. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 9-14Locations SessionsAshlawn ES 2Campbell ES 7 Tuckahoe ES 8Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $350Ext Fees: $75, $100Registration: Visit www.booleangirl.org/camps

Boolean Girls: Advanced Scratch Programming for GirlsThe advanced Boolean Girl class builds on pro-gramming skills learned in the Girls’ Scratch Programming class through a series of challenging hands on projects. Advanced programming topics like variables and operators are introduced. Girls are encouraged to develop their own concepts and bring them to life. In addition, the class will briefly introduce basic physical computing where the girls learn to use their programming skills to control real world objects like motors, lights and other hard-ware. Staff to participant ratio 1:6. Ages 9-14Location SessionTuckahoe ES 9Time: 9am-3pmExt Hours: 8-9am, 3-6pmFees: $350Ext Fees: $75, $100Registration: Visit www.booleangirl.org/camps

Mad Science: EurekaCreative Contraption Warning! This is a camp designed by you—the Inventor! Each day you’ll be given a series of challenges which must be overcome using basic materials, simple machines, tips from world famous inventors and the most important thing of all – your mind. With a little bit of ingenu-ity you’ll construct catapults and forts and then lay siege, fabricate a winning Egg Drop design, play with a dancing robot and assemble a working light saber to take home. While Thomas Edison said invention is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration, this camp is 100% fun! Staff to participant ratio 1:13. Ages 6-12Location SessionFairlington CC 10Time: Full Day: 9am-4pm, Half Day: AM (9am-12pm) or PM (1-4pm)Ext Hours: 8-9am, 4-6pmFees: Full-day: $325; Half-day: $190Ext Fees: $50, $100, both $125Registration: Visit www.dc.madscience.org, call 301-593-4777 or email [email protected].

Mad Science: Secret Agent LabSuspects! Schematics! Sleuths! Connect the dots using science to help solve a crime in this hands-on investigation of the science of sleuthing. Uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis and fingerprinting detection. Enhance your recall and observation skills and learn how to use spy equipment. Staff to participant ratio 1:13. Ages 8-12Location SessionFairlington CC 9Time: Full Day: 9am-4pm, Half Day: AM (9am-12pm) or PM (1-4pm)Ext Hours: 8-9am, 4-6pmFees: Full-day: $325; Half-day: $190Ext Fees: $50, $100, both $125Registration: Visit www.dc.madscience.org, call 301-593-4777 or email [email protected].

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COMMUNITY BASED CAMPSThe “Jam” is for ages 11-16 who already have a busy summer schedule but still want to make new friends and enjoy summer favorites such as field trips, special events, sports, swimming, music, arts, cooking projects, group games and tournaments with other Jr. Jams. Teens will enjoy longer County-wide teen trips every Thursday from 1-7pm. Note: While teens are encouraged to stay at the site, this is a drop-in program that allows teens to come and go. For youth needing more accountability, consider a camp program that requires parental consent to leave during the program hours. For program information, call Margo Watters at 703-228-0945. Note: This year will include (4) two week sessions and cost $62 per ses-sion. This will cover all trips and activities for the two weeks session. Each session will be different, so we encourage you to register for as many as you desire.Ages: 11-16 (Must be entering grade 6).Locations Camp CodeArlington Mill CC 532026Charles Drew CC 532036Langston CC 532046Lubber Run CC 532056Thomas Jefferson CC 532066Walter Reed CC 532076Time: 1-5pm (M,T,W,F), 1-7pm (Th)Sessions: No session 7-8 at TJRegistration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration form (p.21). Participant Information Record required. Details on page 22.

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Sciensational: CSI-Crime Scene InvestigationYou will be super-science sleuths. Have fun learn-ing about forensics, crime scene investigations and crime lab chemistry as you perform as many as 15 different experiments designed to show you just how those tricky cases are solved. Search for the evidence, gather clues and discover how sci-ence can help solve a mystery. Participants will: dust for fingerprints, analyze handwriting, test for blood type using simulated blood, examine hair and clothing fibers, and practice chemistry to identify mystery substances and much more. Participants will then use their skills to solve crimes of the cen-tury. Extended day camper must bring a peanut-free lunch and register for morning and afternoon. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-12Location SessionMadison CC 10Time: 12:45-3:45pmExt Hours: Noon-12:45pm (must be registerd AM and PM session)Fees: $175Ext Fees: $32Registration: Download and print registration form at www.sciensational.net/registration. Mail in form to address listed. For questions, email [email protected].

Sciensational: Egyptian DigChildren discover the amazing science of archaeol-ogy as they uncover ancient artifacts. In doing this, we will learn about Egyptian life. We will excavate with tools like a real archaeologist uses. We will find the following artifacts as we excavate a scarab (what’s that?), hieroglyphic tablet, ankh symbol and a jackal. You will learn about this and even take home a booklet. The artifacts are yours to keep. We will wet the sand that we dig into and create one of two sand sculptures for display. You can make a pyramid as well as a sphinx. Let’s go back in time with a hands on archaeological experience! Extended day camper must bring a peanut-free lunch and register for morning and afternoon. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 6-11Location SessionMadison CC 9Time: 12:45-3:45pmExt Hours: Noon-12:45pm (must be registerd AM and PM session)Fees: $175Ext Fees: $32Registration: Download and print registration form at www.sciensational.net/registration. Mail in form to address listed. For questions, email [email protected].

Sciensational: Make it and Take it HomeIn this hands-on, fun and exciting program, you will discover how amazing science is. Make and take home a wide assortment of toys that will teach you science concepts in a hands-on way. Grow and take home a crystal tree. Make an energy bead bracelet and watch as those amazing beads turn from white to a rainbow of colors before your eyes. Build a working electric motor. Make your own sharpie pen t-shirt and learn some cool chemistry (student supplies a 100% cotton t-shirt). Make your own bubbling blobs and explore the properties of a density tube. Make silly putty—glowing goo—green flubber and other cool projects. By the way...we will make ice cream in our own amazing, different, Sciensational way! Extended day camper must bring a peanut-free lunch and register for morning and afternoon. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 6-11Location SessionMadison CC 9Time: 9am-noonExt Hours: Noon-12:45pm (must be registerd AM and PM session)Fees: $175Ext Fees: $32Registration: Download and print registration form at www.sciensational.net/registration. Mail in form to address listed. For questions, email [email protected].

Sciensational: Space Nine RobotThe Space Nine Infra-Red Robot is yours to make and take home. It is an eight-legged star explorer. That’s right--eight legs!!! It is controlled by its own infra-red remote transmitter so you can control its moves and turns. Unlike most other robots, Space Nine can walk on rough surfaces, turn left and right, and even cross over rocks. You can create a moon surface for your Space Nine to explore. Better yet, your Space Nine Robot can dance and you control it. Play some music and watch it go. There are many steps in the assembly process. Learn how the dif-ferent gears mesh and are driven by a motor. You will also get to build other robots working in small groups. Build a Sumo wrestler, have tug-of-war events, and make these robots do certain tasks for you Robots in this portion of the camp are not taken home. Be part of robot technology and have fun investigating the future effects it will have on our lives! Extended day camper must bring a peanut free lunch and register for morning and afternoon. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 7-12Location SessionMadison CC 10Time: 9am-noonExt Hours: Noon-12:45pm (must be registerd AM and PM session)Fees: $175Ext Fees: $32Registration: Download and print registration form at www.sciensational.net/registration. Mail in form to address listed. For questions, email [email protected].

Silver Knights Chess CampIt’s your move, so strategize to spend a week play-ing and learning about chess. We’ve taught tens of thousands of children, including state and national champions, but most of our students are just look-ing to have fun. We accept players of all skill levels, from beginners to tournament players. Each camper receives a t-shirt and choice of a tournament-style chess set or free tournament entry. Campers take breaks for snacks and fresh air and full-day camp-ers have lunch and recess from noon–1pm. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 5-13Locations SessionsFairlington CC 2, 5, 7Campbell ES 3 Madison CC 1, 4, 6, 10Walter Reed CC 8, 9Time: Full Day- 9am-4pm Half-Day: 9am-noon or 1pm-4pmFees: Full-day: $329, half-day: $204Registration:Visit www.silverknightschess.com, call 703-574-2070 or email [email protected].

Intro to CodingLearn how to use Blockly, a visual coding language, to solve puzzles, navigate mazes and design games. Create, test and debug algorithms using loops, nested loops, conditionals and sequences. Through fun plugged and unplugged activities, learn logic and problem-solving skills. Laptops and all other materials provided. Bring snack, lunch and drink. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Locations SessionsFairlington CC 1Madison CC 3, 5Time: 9am-3pmFees: $495Registration:Visit www.silverknightschess.com, call 703-574-2070 or email [email protected].

YMCA Specialty CampsDoes your camper love to sing and dance? Shine on the stage? Create exciting art projects or experiment with science? Here’s the camp for you! Offered in week long sessions, YMCA Specialty Camps allow campers to spend part of their day in the specialty focus and theme. During the rest of the day, campers enjoy traditional camp activities such as group games, sports and fitness, singing, arts & crafts, hands-on science, theme days, swim-ming and much more! Session choices include Design Lab, Musical Theatre, Delicious Delights, Theatre Machine, Goop & Magical Solutions, Just Build It!, and more. Please refer to the website at www.ymcadc.org for specific weekly offerings. Registration is not complete until we receive hard copies of your registration forms including a proof of ID, physical and immunization record. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8 and 1:10. Ages 5-8; 8-12Location SessionsOakridge ES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time: 9am-4pmExt Hours: 7-9am, 4-6:30pmFees: $240Ext Fees: $45, $55Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, call 703-525-5420 or email [email protected]. In-person registration is available at 3422 N. 13th Street, Arlington.


How to Register for Arlington County Camps

Make your online registration a success by preparing BEFORE the registration period begins.

1.Choose your preferred options for Summer Camps and note the activity number and session number. Camp codes are shown with each Arlington County camp listing.

2.For online registration, go to registration.arlingtonva.us starting on February 17. For help with online pro-cessing check out “Online Registration Tips & Tricks

For Success”). For other types of registration, complete and sign the Arlington County Camp Registration Form (page 21). Please note that households with an overdue balance from previous camps or classes must pay off their balance before registering a child for camp.

3.Complete and sign participant information/emer-gency record found at https://egov.Arlingtonva.Us/campforms and page 22 of this catalog. Preschool

Camps will require additional paperwork. For more information on these forms and medication forms, visit parks.arlingtonva.us/programs/camps/forms. All forms must be submitted online or received by our registration office 30 days prior to the start of camp. After this deadline all forms must be handed in person at the main registration office.

Waitlists Arlington County camps are very popular. The sooner you register

the more likely you will get the spot you want. Registrations will be pro-cessed to accommodate first and second choices. If an opening is not available, you will be placed on the wait list. DPR staff use waitlists to make decisions, and the County process many cancellations throughout the summer; therefore, there is a good chance that you can obtain a spot if you are placed on a waitlist early. Please do not call registration to ask the likelihood to obtain a spot; waitlist enrollments depend on the number of enrollees that cancel their spot. Online registration confirma-tions can be printed using Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or higher, but enrollment is not confirmed until all paperwork is received. Camp staff reserve the right to turn away campers with incomplete paperwork.

Online Registration Tips & Tricks for Success!

Set Up Your Account Before February 17, 2016If this is the first time you will be registering for a camp or class, or if you have forgotten your User ID and/or Password, go to registration.arlingtonva.us; under login, click on “Create Account” or “Forgot User ID/Password for help and follow the instructions. If you require additional assistance creating an account or retrieving your Login ID and Password, contact the Registration Office at 703-228-4747. To reset your password, simply go to our website and click the "Forgot my password" option under the login area.

Review Your Account Before February 17, 2016Check the information we have about your account online to be sure we have your household listed correctly (email and phone) and all family members are listed. Verify birthdates of children, as age restrictions are enforced during online registration. Our camps are operated in compliance with state regulations. Children who are found to be under or over the age restrictions of a camp will be removed, unless approved for participation in advance by the program director. If you have forgotten your username or password, refer to the previous paragraph. For assistance contact the Registration Office at 703-228-4747 (Option 1), Monday to Friday, 8am - 5pm or at [email protected]. Please note that only primary guardians will be able to add family members or request information on the account.

Be Prepared To Register On Or After February 17, 2016You will speed through the online registration process if you have the information you need at your fingertips when registering online.

1. Know your username and password. For assistance, contact the Registration Office at 703-228-4747, option 1, to get an email with your login. You cannot register online without this information.

2. Know the camps, camp codes, and sessions you want. Have second-choice options ready in case you are waitlisted for your first choice.

3. After you log in, use the Summer Camp menu to search for camps and read any important summer camp updates. To register for a camp, click on the plus sign icon to the left of the camp name on the Search screen. If the camp offers extended hours, you will be asked if you would like to register for them.

4. Have your credit card information handy. Arlington County accepts Visa, Master Card, and Discover.

5. If you have questions about the online registration process, contact the Registration Office 703-228-4747 (Option 1), [email protected] before February 17 for the fastest service.

6. Update your email in our system and add [email protected] to your safe list. Camp staff sends important updates regarding camps, waitlists and new camps via email.

ONLINE REGISTRATION for residents begins at 7am on 02/17/2016Go to https://registration.arlingtonva.us, login, and follow steps.

The only accepted method of payment is credit card: Visa, Mastercard or Discover.

MAIL-IN resident processing begins at 7am on 2/17/2016.

Complete Registration Form, Participant Information Record (p. 21-22) and other required forms.

Mail in forms and payment using a credit card, check and money order. (Checks should be made payable to “Treasurer, Arlington County” and include registrant’s name, address, phone number, current date and must be signed. Returned checks are subject to a $50 fee.)

Mail to Registration Office, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206. If the camp is scheduled to meet within seven days, bring your completed paperwork and payment to the Registration Office, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206.

CARRY-IN begins at 8am on 2/24/2016.

Complete Registration Form, Participant Information Record (p. 21-22) and other required forms.

In-person payment can be a credit card, check, Money Order and cash. (Checks should be made payable to “Treasurer, Arlington County” and include registrant’s name, address, phone number, current date and must be signed. Returned checks are subject to a $50 fee.)

Bring registration forms to the Registration Office, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, 22206, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm

PHONE-IN begins at 8am on 2/24/2016.

Complete and submit the Participant Information Record (p. 21-22) and other required forms to [email protected] before calling. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Call the registration office 703-228-4747 with credit card information and camp codes on hand, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm.

Phone registration can only be paid with a credit card: Visa, Mastercard or Discover..

Did you know the first day of camp registration is the

busiest day online? Make your online registration a success

by preparing before the registration period begins.

Late Registrations and FormsAll required paperwork must be received no later than 30 days prior to the camp week or campers may not be allowed to participate and no refunds will be processed. Registrations will be accepted up to the Monday prior to the camp start date, if space is available. For late reg-istrations, all documents must be delivered to the Registration Office, and a Summer Camp Ticket will be provided to the parent. It is the par-ent’s responsibility to take this Camp Ticket to the first day of camp and give it to camp staff to be admitted to camp.

Campers with Disabilities Parents and guardians can request modifications to the Therapeutic Recreation Office (703-228-4740 and [email protected]) in advance of the camp session. If an individual requires frequent reminders to participate, follow directions or stay with the group; requires assistance with dressing, feeding or toileting; or has difficulty managing anger please note this on the Camp Participant Information/Record form. There is no additional fee for this service. This additional information is important in order to provide modifications so that every participant will be successful in the chosen program.

Non County Residents Non-resident registration for Arlington County camps begins March 2, 2016. Non-residents pay 50% more than the fees listed in the catalog, including Arlington Public School employees. Residents should register early to ensure spots.

Fee ReductionsDon’t let fees be a barrier. Arlington County residents may request a fee reduction! All participants must submit fee reduction applications PRIOR to registration, since discounts are NOT RETROACTIVE. Fee reductions are available on a sliding scale based on household income and size. Anyone who is an active financial assistance client of Arlington County’s Department of Human Services or APS free/reduced lunch program, as well as others who are below the threshold of the currently published HUD’s Section 8 income limits, can apply for a reduced fee. To apply, bring proof of identity, proof of Arlington residency and proof of income (such as original free/ reduced lunch letter from APS, WIC, SSI, SSDI, Section 8 Housing, or current tax forms) to receive 25%, 50% or 75% off. For more information on where and when to process fee reductions, please see page 5.

Registration Cancellations, Transfers and RefundsAll refunds are subject to a $20 administrative charge per participant per camp session. Payment is not based on attendance; it is the responsibility of the guardian to cancel if the camper won’t attend. All registration changes (transfers/cancellations/refunds) are processed by the Registration Office ONLY and not camp or community center staff. Deadline to make any changes to camp registrations is 5pm the Monday prior to the camp start. No refunds will be issued for cancellations requested after that deadline. All changes are finalized only when a receipt is generated by our system. Once a change is made, please read and note your receipt number, since registrants will be held responsible for payment.

Paying with checks? Make it payable to “Treasurer, Arlington County” and include registrant’s name, address and phone number and current date. Check must be signed. Returned checks are subject to a $50 fee.

When and How to Register

Non-Resident Registration begins at 8am on 03/02/2016


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Spraygrounds

Concerts at Lubber Run Amphitheater

Nature Centers

Tennis, Basketball and Volleyball Courts

Playgrounds

Powhatan Springs Skatepark

Community Center Game Rooms

Dog Parks

Free and Fun Stuff

to do this Summer...

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT PARKS.ARLINGTONVA.US SEARCH “FREE SUMMER”

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Summer Programs in the ParksOur mobile recreation van brings fun recreation activities for the whole family to parks across Arlington. We offer lively sports & fitness, arts & crafts, and enjoyable events every night at rotating locations.

Drop-in recreation in the parks will be Monday-Fridays June 27th through August 19th from 6-8pm.

MOBILE VAN IN THE PARKS

Mondays@Tyrol Hill Park 5101 7th Road S.

Tuesdays @Rocky Run Park 1109 N. Barton St.

Wednesdays @Doctors Run Park 1301 S. George Mason Drive

Thursdays @ Langston-Brown Playground 2200 S. 6th St.

Fridays @ Various Park Locations Join us for family-focused special events. Find more info at parks.arlingtonva.us/kids


If you are 13 or older, please join a large group of energetic and committed Arlingtonians and have fun while contributing your talents to the community. We need your support to assist staff with general interest, special interest and Therapeutic Recreation camps (volunteers are placed only at camps operated by the Department of Parks and Recreation, not in contracted camps).

Volunteers take a leadership role with the support of trained staff in all the fun and exciting activities campers enjoy, including field trips, arts and crafts, swimming, sing-alongs, games and much more! Whether you are seeking a personal or professional development opportunity or simply have a desire to work with young people, volunteering can be extremely rewarding. It is an opportunity to make friends, work with children in a supervised recreational setting and gain valuable experience in a leadership role. In order to be eligible for a paid Student Assistant position in Arlington County camps in the future, you must have been a volunteer for at least one summer. The number of Student Assistant positions is limited, but DPR will not hire anyone who has not been a summer camp volunteer.

Arlington Loves its Volunteers! Ready to Apply?

Call 703-228-4724 to request an application

form or go to parks.arlingtonva.us and click on

“volunteer” to download an application online.

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GUIDELINES FOR GREAT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:• Volunteers must be at least 13 and at least two years

older than the oldest camper in the program at which they are placed.

• Volunteers are not placed where they were campers the previous summer or where their family members are current campers.

• Volunteers must work for four weeks (two weeks for Project FIVE camp). New volunteers must work their first two weeks consecutively at the same location. It may be possible to work additional weeks.

• Volunteers must work core program hours. Working more than the core hours is determined by the needs of the site. No one may volunteer more than eight hours a day.

• Our goal is to place volunteers near their home and in the programs of their choice. However, we can’t guarantee placements.

Volunteer with Us!


JUNE/JUNIO 2O16

JULY / JULIO 2O16

AUGUST / AGOSTO 2O16

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday domingo lunes martes miercoles jueves viernes sabado



Plan Your Summer Fun! Planifique su Verano!

Session Five/Sesión Cinco

Session Nine/Sesión Nueve

Session Ten/Sesión Diez

Session One/Sesión Uno

Session Four/Sesión Cuatro

Session Eight/Sesión Ocho

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Programas de verano en los parques Nuestro personal llega a su barrio y facilita actividades recreativas para toda la familia en las tardes incluyendo deportes animados, artes y artesanías y eventos agradables. Traemos la recreación y diversión a barrios en todo el condado.

Recreación libre en los parques funcionará de lunes al viernes del 27 de junio hasta el 19 de agosto de 6:30-8:30.

VAN MÓVIL EN PARQUES Lunes en Tyrol Hill Park 5101 7 S. 7th Road

Martes en Rocky Run Park 1109 N. Barton St.

Miércoles en Doctors Run Park 1301 S. George Mason Drive

Jueves en Penrose Park 2121 N Culpeper St, S. 6th St.

Recreación libre en los parques funcionará de lunes al viernes del 27 de junio hasta el 19 de agosto de 6:30-20:30.

Planifique su verano con

anticipación y avise a la oficina

de inscripciones si el campista no

podrá participar. La fecha final

para cualquier cambio en las

inscripciones es el lunes anterior a

que el campamento empiece, a las

5pm. Un cargo administrativo de

$20 se cobrará por cada sesión y

cada campista.


NUESTRO PERSONAL CUALIFICADO LO REALIZAN Consejeros de campamentos son personas especiales. A personal del Departamento de parques y recreación le debe encanta trabajar con gente joven. Ellos son creativo, entusiasmado, comprometido y sincero... y supremamente paciente y muy divertido. De hecho, muchos de los consejeros de campamento de Arlington han sido campistas, a menudo en los programas que ahora dirigen. Mucho de nuestro personal comprometido son profesores, estudiantes universitarios y graduados universitarios que esperan encontrar una carrera permanente trabajando con niños. Son un grupo talentoso y divertido, cada uno con mucha experiencia en su área de especialidad y todos son comprometidos en ayudar a su hijo para ser el mejor que él o ella puede ser. Para asegurar que sus hijos tengan una experiencia positiva y divertida, el Condado de Arlington invierte muchas horas en capacitación de personal y desarrollo. Además de cumplir con los requisitos para su posición, todo el personal de verano asiste a cursos de capacitación obligatorias que se centran en promover la participación positiva; expresión creativa; Juegos cooperativos y adaptativos; actividades saludables para el corazón y las actividades de bienestar; gestión de riesgos y seguridad; servicios de protección infantil; procedimientos y políticas; actividades de planificación; programación positiva y productiva; y el desarrollo de espacios acogedores.

CAMPOS DE ARLINGTON PARA TODOS LOS NIVELES Los jóvenes con discapacidades son bienvenidos a inscribirse en cualquier programa de interés. Como parte de nuestra filosofía de inclusión, hemos señalado los campamentos de "Little Explorers en los centros comunitarios Madison y Fairlington. Tambien tenemos el campamento Summerfest en la escuela Discovery." como sitios que reciben servicios adicionales. Estos sitios tienen una plantilla inferior al cociente de camper, proporcionan capacitación adicional para el personal sobre las modificaciones de programa, ofrecen apoyos de comportamiento positivo y crean conexiones para personas con y sin discapacidad. La oficina de recreación terapéutica puede ayudar a asegurar que las modificaciones están en lugar para que su hijo tenga una exitosa experiencia de campamento. Antelación para cualquier solicitud de modificación es preferible. Modificaciones razonables pueden incluir: adaptado de equipos y técnicas, formación del personal especializado, intérpretes de lengua de signos, instalaciones accesibles, personal adicional, o grandes y materiales Braille. Nos esforzamos por encontrar el mejor ajuste para su camper y a veces puede ser necesario cambiar la colocación de un camper si el apoyo, asistencia y modificaciones necesarias para la participación pueden prestarse mejor en un lugar alternativo. También puede consultar nuestros campamentos de recreación terapéutica (TR) en las páginas 14. Póngase en contacto con la oficina de TR [email protected], 703-228-4740 para obtener más información.

FITARLINGTON Cada campista en los campamentos de verano del Departamento de Parques y Recreacion puede disfrutar de un estilo de vida sano y activo. Actividad física controla peso, combate las enfermedades y condiciones crónicas de salud, mejora el estado de ánimo, aumenta la energía y promueve mejor sueño. Nuestros programas de recreación se esfuerzan ofrecer oportunidades a cada campista conseguir el ejercicio que necesitan para mantener una vida sana. Integramos al menos 45 minutos de moderado a vigoroso ejercicio a través de deportes interactivos y juegos a cargo de nuestro personal.

Es nuestro objetivo proporcionar un ambiente donde los campistas son capaces de aumentar su capacidad aeróbica, fuerza muscular y la aptitud física en general a través de actividades divertidas y desafiantes. Para proporcionar oportunidades seguras para la actividad física, es imprescindible que su campista lleve zapatillas que se adapten correctamente, por ejemplo Cordones o Velcro atado y asegurado para un calce a pie. Zapatos sueltos no son ideales para actividades físicas. También se deben usar calcetines. Para su propia seguridad, campistas con calzado inadecuado no podrán participar. Personal del Departamento de Parques y Recreacion consultará con los padres cuando se lleva calzado inadecuado.

Para información en ingles sobre FitArlington visite topics.arlingtonva.us/fitarlington

Averigüe si usted califica para una reducción de las tasas

Lugares de procesamiento y horas:

Oficina de registro principal 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 703-228-4747, M-F 8:00-17:00

Lugares satélites para registro: (llamar antes de ir, solo un funcionario en el sitio)

Arlington Mill Community Center 909 S. Dinwiddie St., 22204, 703-228-7790, de lunes a viernes, 8:30–17:30 • Alicia Saracina, 703-228-7305

Langston-Brown Community Center 2121 N. Culpeper St., 22207, 703-228-5210, de lunes a viernes, 9:00-17:30 • Mary Barnes, 703-228-4740

Lubber Run Community Center 300 N. Park Dr. 22203, 703-228-4712 , Lunes a viernes, 9:00-17:30 • Karen Edwards, 703-228-4750

Llama para hacer una cita

Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center 4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 22206, 703-228-0701

Carver Community Center 1415 S. Queen St., 22204, 703-228-5706

Charles Drew Community Center 500 23rd St. S., 22206, 703-228-5725

Fairlington Community Center 3308 S. Stafford St., 22206, 703-228-6588

Gunston Community Center 2700 S. Lang St., 22206, 703-228-6980

Lee Community Center 5722 Lee Highway, 22207, 703-228-0550

Madison Community Center 3829 N. Stafford St., 22207, 703-228-5310

Thomas Jefferson Community Center 3501 S. 2nd St. 22204, 703-228-5920

Walter Reed Community Center 2909 16th Street S. 22204, 703-228-0935

CÓMO INSCRIBIRSE: Si califica, solicite asistencia financiera antes del 17 de febrero.

Entregue el formulario “Información del Participante/ Registro de Emergencia” (página 26)

Elija sus campamentos. Si está llenando el Formulario de Inscripción (página 25), por favor incluye la letra “A” para inscribirse en el horario de “Summer Express”.

Atención: Inscripciones de campamento no están completas sin el formulario “Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia” (página 26). Sin este formulario, su niño no va poder participar en el campamento.

INFORMACIÓN SOBRE LA INSCRIPCIÓNLa inscripción en línea y por correo para los residentes de Arlington comienza el miércoles, el 17 de febrero. Vaya a http://registration.arlingtonva.us Si necesita ayuda, lea “Inscripción En Línea: Consejos y Trucos Para Tener Éxito” en la página 24. Por favor, no envíe su inscripción por correo si planea inscribirse en línea; nosotros no procesaremos su inscripción si usted ha iniciado su sesión y en esos casos, continuaremos con el próximo formulario. Los formularios enviados por correo se procesan a las 7am, el 17 de febrero, sin poner en cuenta la fecha recibida. Envíelos a: 3700 South Four Mile Run Drive, 22206.

La inscripción por teléfono para residentes comienza el miércoles, 24 de febrero. El número telefónico es: (703) 228-4747 y el horario de atención es lunes a viernes, 8am – 5pm.

La inscripción en persona comienza el 26 de antes de que comience el plazo de inscripción.

1. Seleccione sus opciones de campamentos de verano y tenga en cuenta el número de actividad y número de sesión. Códigos de campo aparecen con cada lista de campo del Condado de Arlington.

2. para el registro en línea, vaya a registration.arlingtonva.us a partir del 17 de febrero. Para ayuda con el procesamiento en línea vea "En línea registro consejos & trucos para el éxito"). Para otros tipos de registro, completar y firmar el formulario de inscripción para campamento de Condado de Arlington (página x). Tenga en cuenta que los hogares con un saldo atrasado de anteriores campamentos o clases deben pagar su balance antes de registrar a un niño en el programa de campo.

3. completar y firmar la información de participante y emergencia encontrados en https://egov.Arlingtonva.Us/campforms y la página x de este catálogo. Campos Preescolares requerirán de trámites adicionales. Para obtener más información sobre estas formas y formas de medicación, visite parks.arlingtonva.us/programs/camps/forms. Todas las formas deben ser enviadas en línea o recibidas por nuestra oficina de registro antes del lunes una semana antes del comienzo del campamento. Después de este plazo todas las formas deben ser entregadas en persona en la oficina de registro principal.

Oficina de registro principal3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr. 703-228-4747, M-F 8:00-17:00Lugares satélites para registro: (llamar antes de ir, solo un funcionario en el sitio)

Arlington Mill Community Center909 S. Dinwiddie St., 22204, 703-228-7790, de lunes a viernes, 8:30–17:30 • Alicia Saracina, 703-228-7305

Langston-Brown Community Center2121 Culpeper St. 2121, 22207, 703-228-5210, de lunes a viernes, 9:00-17:30 • Mary Barnes, 703-228-4740

Lubber Run Community Center300 N. Park Dr. 22203, 703-228-4712 , Lunes a viernes, 9:00-17:30 • Karen Edwards, 703-228-4750

INSCRIPCIÓN Y ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA ¡No deje que el costo sea una barrera! Cualquier persona que recibe asistencia financiera del Departamento de Servicios Humanos del Condado de Arlington o de las escuelas públicas de Arlington, como programas de almuerzo o de programas HUD en la limitación de ingreso de sección 8, puede solicitar un descuento. Los descuentos en los programas se basan en el ingreso y número de miembros en la familia. Los descuentos NO SON RETROACTIVOS. Para aplicar, traiga su prueba de identidad, prueba de residencia en Arlington, y prueba de ingresos (por ejemplo: su carta de calificación para almuerzo gratis o reducida con APS, WIC, SSI, SSDI, sección 8 de HUD, o impuestos actuales) para calificar por descuentos de 25%, 50%, o 75%.

Para obtener más información sobre asistencia financiera, por favor lea “Información sobre la inscripción” y consulte la página 25. También puede comunicarse con la Oficina de Inscripción por teléfono, L-V, 8am-5pm, al (703) 228-4747 o por correo electrónico a [email protected] También ofrecemos un programa de pagos mensuales.

Departamento de Parques y Recreo de Arlington se unió a la iniciativa parques nacionales y recreación asociación, comprometen a la salud, como parte de su misión para la salud. Comprometen a salud tiene 19 normas de una alimentación saludable y actividad física que el Condado implementará en los próximos cinco años. Para más información ir a www.nrpa.org/committohealth

¿Interesado en uno de estos campamentos pero necesitan apoyo para discapacidad? Póngase en contacto con la oficina de TR [email protected]

Algo para todos los gustos

¿Sabías que el primer día de registro de campo es el día más activo para

las inscripciones en línea? Asegúrese de obtener los campos que desea y

preparares antes de que comience el plazo de inscripción. Ver página 18

para consejos de registro.

17 de febrero!


Opciones de Verano para los Adolescentes

Registro de campo y la información . . . 703-228-4747

Habla Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4747

Oportunidades de empleo . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-1856

Línea de campamento de verano . . . . . . 703-228-1856

Programas para niños . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4773

Programas para adolescente . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4729

Recreación Terapéutica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4740

Línea TTY para utilizar programas . . . . . relé 711 711

Linea para ser voluntario . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4724

Inclemente tiempo llame . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703-228-4715

¡Mira el catálogo de Campamento de Verano del Condado de Arlington para los campos y programas que mantendrán a sus niños ocupados, activos y centrados en la expansión de sus habilidades! Programas del Condado de Arlington ofrecen muchas opciones, ambientes seguros y acogedores y la posibilidad de que sus niños desarrollen fuertes lazos con su comunidad. Los niños disfrutan y se llenan de emociones positivas a través del deporte; mostrando sus talentos a través de las artes; cosechando los beneficios del voluntariado; vigorizando su imaginación a través del juego creativo; explorando el exterior a través de programas de naturaleza; y montones de aventuras. Al mismo tiempo haciendo amigos y recuerdos de por vida. El verano es el momento perfecto para reunir a personas y cultivar un desarrollo sano que ayuda a los jóvenes crecer confiados, dedicados y responsable!

Artes Escénicas, Deportes, Artes Y Manualidades, Ciencia, Naturaleza, Juegos Y Tecnología Y Mucho Más!

¿Qué quieres hacer este verano? !Hay algo para todos!El verano fue diseñado para dar a los niños un descanso de la escuela, ayudar a probar nuevas experiencias y crecer mentalmente, físicamente y socialmente. Si su hijo quiere perfeccionar una habilidad deportiva, ser creativo, estar en un juego, aprender a andar en bicicleta, jugar juegos clásicos y electrónicos o explorar al aire libre, Arlington tiene algo que ofrecer.

Nuestro Personal calificado lo realizan

Consejeros de campamentos son personas especiales. A personal del Departamento de parques y recreación le debe encanta trabajar con gente joven. Ellos son creativo, entusiasmado, comprometido y sin-cero... y supremamente paciente y muy divertido. De hecho, muchos de los consejeros de campamento de Arlington han sido campistas, a menudo en los programas que ahora dirigen. Mucho de nuestro personal comprometido son profesores, estudiantes universitarios y graduados universitarios que esperan encontrar una carrera per-manente trabajando con niños. Son un grupo talentoso y divertido, cada uno con mucha experiencia en su área de especialidad y todos son comprometidos en ayudar a su hijo para ser el mejor que él o ella puede ser. Para asegurar que sus hijos tengan una experiencia positiva y divertida, el Condado de Arlington invierte muchas horas en capacitación de personal y desarrollo. Además de cumplir con los requisitos para su posición, todo el personal de verano asiste a cursos de capacitación obligatorias que se centran en promover la partici-pación positiva; expresión creativa; Juegos cooperativos y adaptativos; actividades saludables para el corazón y las actividades de bienestar; gestión de riesgos y seguridad; servicios de protección infantil; pro-cedimientos y políticas; actividades de planificación; programación positiva y productiva; y el desarrollo de espacios acogedores.

Campos de Arlington para todos los niveles

Los jóvenes con discapacidades son bienvenidos a inscribirse en cualquier programa de interés. Como parte de nuestra filosofía de inclusión, hemos señalado los campamentos de "Little Explorers" y "Summerfest" como sitios que reciben servicios adicionales. Estos sitios tienen una plantilla inferior al cociente de camper, proporcionan capacitación adicional para el personal sobre las modificaciones de programa, ofrecen apoyos de comportamiento positivo y crean con-exiones para personas con y sin discapacidad.

La oficina de recreación terapéutica puede ayudar a asegurar que las modificaciones están en lugar para que su hijo tenga una exitosa expe-riencia de campamento. Antelación para cualquier solicitud de modifi-cación es preferible. Modificaciones razonables pueden incluir: adaptado de equipos y técnicas, formación del personal especializado, intérpretes de lengua de signos, instalaciones accesibles, personal adicional, o grandes y materiales Braille. Nos esforzamos por encontrar el mejor ajuste para su camper y a veces puede ser necesario cambiar la colo-cación de un camper si el apoyo, asistencia y modificaciones necesarias para la participación pueden prestarse mejor en un lugar alternativo. También puede consultar nuestros campamentos de recreación tera-péutica (TR) en las páginas 14. Póngase en contacto con la oficina de TR [email protected], 703-228-4740 para obtener más información.

Junior Jam

¿Quieres disfrutar este verano y ganar dinero? El Condado de Arlington busca persona creativa, entusiasta, comprometida y sincera quienes quieren divertirse en nuestros campamentos de verano. Se trata de posiciones temporales a tiempo parcial y tiempo completo con un salario competitivo. Ideal para profesores, estudiantes y cualquier persona que quiera experiencia trabajando con los mejores niños de la nación... ¡Niños de Arlington! También puede apoyar especial interés en las artes, naturaleza, deportes o trabajo con personas con discapacidad. ¿Está interesado? Ir a parks.arlingtonva.us, palabra clave "summer employment"

CAMPAMENTOS CLÁSICOS ofrecen una variedad de opciones de programación, tanto estructurada como no estructurada, que incluyen arte, deportes, viajes y mucho más.

CAMPAMENTOS NOCTURNOS son un combo de un campa-mento clásico, campamento de naturaleza y aventura y además se pasa la noche fuera de la casa.

CAMPAMENTOS DE NATURA-LEZA, AVENTURA E HISTORIA son para los niños que aman el aire libre y desean conocer y disfrutar de la naturaleza... y tal vez se extienden sus límites con retos tales como canotaje, espeleología y mucho más.

¡Necesitamos Su Ayuda!

CAMPAMENTOS EN CENTROS COMUNITARIOS son programas para niños de edades 5-11, dis-eñado para dar un campamento para los niños en su comunidad que ofrece varias actividades y juegos de diversión.

CAMPAMENTOS DE ARTES CREATIVAS vienen en todas formas y tamaños, para aquellos que quieran aprender a pintar un cuadro, actuar en una obra, crear una vasija, cantar una canción y más.

CAMPAMENTOS DEPORTIVOS están disponibles para el entu-siasta de los deportes a quienes les gustan todos los deportes. Goza de todos los deportes en un campo de combo del deporte, o para el campista que desee apre-nder o perfeccionar habilidades en un campo de deporte como el tenis o el disco volador.

CAMPAMENTOS PARA PERSONAS CON DISCAPACIDADES son los campos espe-cíficamente diseñados para personas con dificultades físicas, emocionales, sociales o cognitivas y mentales. Tenga en cuenta, podemos hacer alojamiento en cualquier campamento para niños con discapacidad. Apenas déjenos saber qué campo y lo que usted necesita.

CAMPAMENTOS DE EXPLORACIÓN E IMAGINACIÓN reúne niños con intereses especiales en la ciencia, la magia, la historia y la imaginación con juegos de estrategia.

CAMPOS de adolescentes son para las edades 10-16 en todas las áreas (deportes, imaginación, artes creativas, naturaleza y más). Compruebe la red de campo (p.4) para campos específicos para edades específicas.

Campos que son para jóvenes a través de adolescente se enumeran por sepa-rado (no en la sección de adolescente).

El “Jam” es para los jóvenes de 11 a 16 años que ya tienen un horario ocupado durante el verano pero todavía quieren hacer nuevos amigos y disfrutar de lo que más les gusta hacer en el verano, como paseos de campo, eventos especiales, deportes, natación, música, arte, talleres de cocina, juegos grupales y torneos con otros Jr. Jams. Este verano, los participantes van a disfrutar de viajes más largos cada jueves 1-7pm. Por favor tenga en cuenta que aunque sugerimos que el participante se quede en el centro durante todo el programa, esto no es un requisito y los participantes tienen permiso de entrar y salir a cualquier hora. Para los jóvenes que requieran más responsabilidad, considere un programa en el que sea necesario el consentimiento de los padres para salir durante las horas del programa. Para obtener información acerca del programa, comuníquese con Margo Watters llamando al 703-228-0945.

Edades: 11-16 (Deben estar comenzando grado 6)Lugar CódigoArlington Mill CC 532026Charles Drew CC 532036Langston CC 532046Lubber Run CC 532056Thomas Jefferson CC 532066Walter Reed CC 532076Sesiones 1-8Time: 1-5pm (M,T,W,F), 1-7pm (Th)Sesiones: No hay sesiones 7-8 en TJ

Información importante acerca del costo de Junior Jam:Un pago de $46 incluye participación en el programa completo (8 semanas). Hay costos adicionales para los viajes. Para los que no son residentes de Arlington, el costo es 50% más. Formularios adicionales son requeridos. Se encuentra más detalles en la página 24.


Hechos Básicos de Campamento Todo el mundo puede tener un gran momento este verano, sin poner a otra persona en peligro. Todos los participantes deben seguir las indicaciones y ser respetuosos con sus compañeros campistas, el personal y límites del programa. Mientras cada campo tiene una política específica para cada sesión, hay políticas comunes entre todos los campos de Arlington. Estas políticas fueron desarrolladas para asegurar que todos los niños son seguros y tienen la mejor oportunidad para un verano divertido y enriquecedor.

1. indica un campo del Condado de Arlington. Regístrese en línea en parks.arlingtonva.us o utilice el formulario de inscripción en la página 19 y el formulario de información de participante y emergencia en la página 20 para inscribirse en estos campos solamente.

2. los niños deben usar ropa apropiada y zapatos para el campo y sus actividades. No se permiten sandalias excepto en días de agua.

3. los niños deben traer su almuerzo a los campamentos de día completos.

4. los cuidadores deben recoger un calendario de actividades el primer día de cada sesión de campo en sitio.

5. Seguro de grupo que está más allá de seguro médico personal está disponible para los participantes del campamento para cubrir gastos médicos incurridos como resultado de lesiones en el campo.

6. Comportamiento dando por resultado daño intencional o interrupción extrema a sí mismo, otros o propiedad puede resultar en suspensión del programa según el código de conducta política a discreción del personal del programa. Consejeros de campamento están entrenados para usar estrategias de apoyo y los recursos disponibles para fomentar la participación positiva como alternativas a la extracción.

7. Para mantener los niños seguros, programas de verano pueden limitar o cancelar las actividades al aire libre, o incluso cancelar programas, en los días de "Code Red". Seguridad de la caravana es el factor decisivo.

8. Excursiones están sujetas a cambio o cancelación debido a inclemencias del tiempo o si transporte apropiado no está disponible.

9. Localizaciones están sujetas a cambios (este catálogo transmite la información más correcta disponible antes de ir a presionar). Para actualizaciones, póngase en contacto con la oficina de registro al 703-228-4747.

10. La Junta del Condado de Arlington aprueba todos los gastos de campo el Condado de Arlington. El objetivo es proporcionar programas para todos los niños del condado. Usted puede calificar para tarifas reducidas incluso en campos no del Condado de Arlington. Llama la Oficina de registro para más información 703-228-4747.

11. Campos con insuficientes inscripciones se cancelan. Registro personal le ayudará a familias con directas a programas comparables

LISTAS DE ESPERACampamentos del Condado de Arlington son muy populares. Cuanto antes de que se registra más probable obtendrá el lugar que desee. Inscripciones serán procesadas para dar cabida a opciones de primera y segunda. Si la apertura no está disponible, usted puede colocarse en la lista de espera. Coordinadores del Condado de Arlington usan listas de espera para tomar decisiones, y el Condado muchas cancelaciones durante todo el verano; por lo tanto, hay una buena probabilidad de que usted puede obtener un punto si colocan en lista de espera pronto. No llame al registro para preguntar la probabilidad de obtener un lugar; inscripción en lista de espera depende del número de afiliados que cancelar su lugar. Puede comprobar su lugar en la lista de espera por ingresar a su cuenta en línea (registration.arlingtonva.us) y seleccionando "Mi cuenta", "Imprimir casa lista," y enviar. Confirmaciones de registro en línea pueden ser impresa usando Adobe Acrobat 6.0 o superior, pero la inscripción no está confirmada hasta recibe todo el papeleo.

REGISTROS Y FORMAS TARDESTodas formas y documentación se deben recibirse no más tarde de 17:00 el lunes antes de la semana de campamento o no se pueden permitir a los campistas a participar y ningún reembolso será procesado. Se aceptarán inscripciones hasta el lunes antes de la fecha de inicio de campamento, si se dispone de espacio. Para las inscripciones finales, todos los documentos deben ser entregados en la oficina de registro, y un billete de campamento de verano se proveerá a los padres. Es responsabilidad de los padres campamento de billete para el primer día de campamento y dar al personal de campo para ser admitidos al campamento.

Cuándo y cómo Inscribirse

Cosas gratis y divertidas que hacer durante este verano!DISFRUTE DE UN GRAN VARIEDAD DE ACTIVIDADES

PARA TODA LA FAMILIA:

Parques de agua

Conciertos en el anfiteatro de Lubber Run

Centros de naturaleza

Canchas de tenis, baloncesto, y voleibol

Parques para niños

Inscripción por internet para residentes comienza a las 7:00 el dia 17 de febrero ir a registration.arlingtonva.us, inicie sesión y siga los pasos.

El único método en línea aceptado de pago es tarjeta de crédito: Visa, Mastercard o Discover.

POR CORREO Procesamiento por correo para residentes del Condado comienza a las 7:00 el día 17 de febrero 2016.

Completa el formulario de inscripción registro de la información del participante (p.21) y otras formas requeridas.

Usted puede enviar un pago con una tarjeta de crédito, cheque o giro postal. (Cheques deben hacerse pagaderos a "Treasurer, Arlington County" incluyendo el nombre del contratante, dirección, fecha actual, número de teléfono y deben ser firmados. Cheques devueltos están sujetos a una tarifa de $50.)

Por correo a la oficina de registro, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206. Si el campo tiene previsto reunirse dentro de siete días, traiga su documentación completa y el pago a la oficina de registro, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206.

EN PERSONA En persona comienza a las 8:00 el dia 24 de febrero 2016

Completa el formulario de inscripción registro de la información del participante (p. XX) y otras formas requeridas.

Pago en persona puede ser una tarjeta de crédito, cheque, Money Order y en efectivo. (Cheques deben hacerse pagaderos a "Tesorero, Condado de Arlington" incluyen nombre del contratante, dirección, fecha actual, número de teléfono y deben ser firmados. Cheques devueltos están sujetos a una tarifa de $50.)

Traer los formularios de inscripción a la oficina de registro, 3700 S. Four Mile Run 22206, lunes a viernes de 8:00-17:00

POR TELÉFONO Cómo Registrarse para Campos del Condado de ARLINGTON

1. Antes de llamar, complete y envíe el for-mulario “Información del Participante/ Registro de Emergencia” (página 26) y los otros formularios requeridos por correo electrónico a [email protected] NO se harán excepciones. Llame la Oficina de Inscripción al 703-228-4747 con su tarjeta de crédito/débito y códigos de

2. campamento a la mano durante el horario de atención: lunes-viernes, 8am-5pm.

3. Sólo se aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito:

4. Visa, Mastercard y Discover.

5. No se podrán procesar inscripciones si faltan los formularios requeridos.

¿Quieres pagar con cheque? Hagalo Hacer pagadero a "Treasurer, Arlington County" e incluyen nombre del contratante, dirección y número de teléfono y fecha actual. Cheque debe ser firmado. Cheques devueltos están sujetos a una tarifa de $50.

¿Sabía usted que el primer día de inscripciones para los campamentos es el día más ocupado en línea?

Haga su inscripción en línea un éxito preparándose Antes de que la inscripción comience.

Parque de skateboarding,

Powhatan Springs Skatepark

Cuartos de juegos en los centros comunitarios

Parques para perros

Para obtener más información, visite

la página de web: Parks.arlingtonva.us y busque “free summer”

registro para residentes fuera de Condado de Arlington comienza a las 8:00 el 2 de marzo 2016


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Expedición de verano ¡Prepárese para embarcarse en una divertida expedición de verano! Estos programas basados en centros comunitarios son para niños entre 5 y 11 años de edad y diseñados para brindar a las familias mayor flexibilidadHorario principal: 9am - 3pm (sesiones 2 a 8)Horario extendido: 3 - 6pm (sesiones 2 a 8)Horario de “SummerSchool A”: 11:30am - 6pm (sesiones 4A a 8A, sólo ofrecido durante escuela de verano)

Los participantes disfrutarán de una variedad de actividades diseñadas en un programa semanal que incluye deportes, juegos, música y movimiento, y artes y manualidades. Aquellos participantes que se inscriban en el horario principal se les ofrece paseos a una piscina y otros destinos divertidos una vez por semana. [Por conflictos de horario, los paseos requiriendo transportación no son incluidos durante la opción de “Summer School”. En los días de paseos, los participantes de Summer School disfrutarán de una actividad especial en el centro.) El programa, “Kids Café”, proveerá un almuerzo saludable a los participantes que califican para asistencia financiera. Proporción de personal por participante es 1 a 12. Edades: 5-11 años. (Los niños de 5 años han debido completar Kinder y pre-Kinder. Los de 11 años pueden estar entrando a los grados 5 ó 6. Si están entrando al grado 6 y se inscriben en Expedición de verano, no podrán inscribirse en “Junior Jam”).

Lugar Código de campamentoCarver CC 521026Langston CC 521036Lubber Run CC 521046Horario principal: 9am-3pmHorario extendido: 3-6pmTarifas $75, $60 (Sesión 2)Tarifas extendido: $46, $37 (Sesión 2)Sesiones: 2-8

Cómo inscribirseSi califica, solicite asistencia financiera antes del 17 de febrero

Entregue el formulario “Información del Participante/ Registro de Emergencia” (página 26)

Elija sus campamentos. Si está llenando el Formulario de Inscripción (página 25), por favor incluye la letra “A” para inscribirse en el horario de “Summer School”.

Atención: Las inscripciones de campamento no están completas sin el formulario “Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia” (página 26). Sin este formulario, su niño no va poder participar en el campamento.

Información sobre la inscripción La inscripción en línea y por correo para los residentes de Arlington comienza el miércoles, el 17 de febrero. Vaya a http://registration.arlingtonva.us Si necesita ayuda, lea “Inscripción En Línea: Consejos y Trucos Para Tener Éxito” en la página 24. Por favor, no envíe su inscripción por correo si planea inscribirse en línea; nosotros no procesaremos su inscripción si usted ha iniciado su sesión y en esos casos, continuaremos con el próximo formulario. Los formularios enviados por correo se procesan a las 7am, el 18 de febrero, sin poner en cuenta la fecha recibida. Envíelos a: 3700 South Four Mile Run Drive, 22206.

La inscripción por teléfono para residentes comienza el miércoles, 24 de febrero, en la Oficina de Inscripción. El número telefónico es: (703) 228-4747 y el horario de atención es lunes a viernes, 8am – 5pm.

La inscripción en persona comienza el 24 de febrero en los siguientes lugares:

Oficina de Inscripciones L-V, 8am-5pm 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr.

Arlington Mill Community Center L y V, 9am-6pm, 909 S. Dinwiddie St.

Carver Community Center L-Ma, 4-6pm (comenzando el 2 de junio, L-Mar, 2-6pm), 1415 S. Queen St.

Langston-Brown Community Center L-V, 9am-5:30pm, 2121 Culpeper St.

Lubber Run Community Center L-V, 9am-5:30pm, 300 N. Park Dr.

Walter Reed Community Center M-V, 9am-6pm, 2909 16th St. S.

Para los que no son residentes de Arlington, la inscripción comienza el 2 de marzo, 2016.

¡No deje que el costo sea una barrera! Cualquier persona que recibe asistencia financiera del Departamento de Servicios Humanos del Condado de Arlington o de las escuelas públicas de Arlington, como programas de almuerzo o del programas HUD en la limitación de ingreso de sección 8, puede solicitar un descuento. Los descuentos en los programas se basan en el ingreso y número de miembros en la familia. Los descuentos NO SON RETROACTIVOS. Para aplicar, traiga su prueba de identidad, prueba de residencia en Arlington, y prueba de ingresos (por ejemplo: su carta de calificación para almuerzo gratis o reducida con APS, WIC, SSI, SSDI, sección 8 de HUD, o impuestos actuales) para calificar por descuentos de 25%, 50%, o 75%.

Para obtener más información sobre asistencia financiera, por favor lea “Información sobre la inscripción” y consulte la página 24. También puede comunicarse con la Oficina de Inscripciones por teléfono, L-V, 8am-5pm, al (703) 228-4747 o por correo electrónico a [email protected] También ofrecemos un programa de pagos mensuales.

CAMPAMENTOS EN CENTROS COMUNITARIOS


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Si tiene 13 o más, por favor, Únete a un grupo grande, enérgico y comprometido. Pueden diver-tirse mientras contribuyen sus talentos a la comunidad. Necesitamos su apoyo para ayudar al personal con el interés general, interés especial y campos de recreación terapéutica (voluntarios se colocan sólo en los campos operados por el Departamento de parques y recreación, no en los campos contratados).

¡Voluntarios toman un papel de liderazgo con el apoyo de personal capacitado en toda la diversión y campistas de actividades emocionantes disfrutan, incluyendo excursiones, manu-alidades, natación, canciones, juegos y mucho más! Si usted está buscando una oportunidad de desarrollo personal o profesional o simplemente tiene el deseo de trabajar con jóvenes, el voluntariado puede ser muy gratificante. Es una oportunidad para hacer amigos, trabajar con niños en un entorno de recreo supervisado y ganar valiosa experiencia en un rol de liderazgo. Para ser elegible para un estudiante asistente puesto en campos del Condado de Arlington en el futuro, debe haber sido voluntario en al menos un verano. El número de posiciones de asistente de estudiante es limitado, pero DPR no contratar a cualquier persona que no ha sido un campa-mento de verano voluntario.

ARLINGTON AMA A SUS VOLUNTARIOS!

¿Listo para presentar la solicitud? Llama al

703-228-4724 para pedir una solicitud o visita

www.arlingtonva.us/dpr y haz clic en “volunteer”

para dejar una solicitud en línea. (La solicitud está

en idioma inglés)

DIRECTRICES PARA GRANDES OPORTUNIDADES DE VOLUNTARIADO:• Voluntarios deben ser por lo menos 13 y al menos dos años de

más viejo que el camper más antigua en el programa en el que se colocan.

• Los voluntarios no se colocan dónde estaban los campistas el verano anterior o donde los miembros de su familia son campistas actuales.

• Los voluntarios deben trabajar durante cuatro semanas (dos semanas para el campamento proyecto cinco). Nuevos voluntarios deben trabajar sus dos primeras semanas con-secutivamente en el mismo lugar. Es posible trabajar semanas adicionales.

• Los voluntarios deben trabajar horas del programa base. Trabajar más de las horas de base está determinada por las necesidades del sitio. Nadie puede ofrecerse voluntariamente más de ocho horas al día.

• Nuestro objetivo es colocar a voluntarios cerca de su casa y en los programas de su elección. Sin embargo, no podemos garantizar las colocaciones.

¡Sea un Voluntariado con Nosotros!


Tenga en cuenta que el Departamento de Policía del Condado de Arlington realizará búsquedas de bolsas y hieleras. El alcohol y los fuegos artificiales no están permitidos en el parque y serán confiscados. Alimentos, bebidas (excluyendo el agua), artículos de pinchos, como zapatos, sillas, paraguas, etc, no están permitidos en los campos de césped sintético.

Estamos comprometidos a proporcionar adaptaciones razonables a petición. Se prefiere la comunicación previa. Por favor llame a 703-228-1865 o TTY 711.

475 Long Bridge Drive

Crystal City

Para más información sobre el

evento, llame 703-228-1865 o

visite parks.arlingtonva.us/july-4th

• Cocina deliciosa de varios camiones de comida

• Caritas pintadas, animales de globos, y brincolín ¡GRATIS!

• Juegos para todas las edades

• ¡Increíble vista de los fuegos artificiales de Washington, DC

• ¡Música en vivo con varios artistas!

• Transporte público

Celebre el 4 de julio

Long Bridge Park

LUNES, JULIO 4, 2016


EDAD

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ SESÍON LUGAR

CAMPAMENTOS PRE-ESCOLARES

Exploradores Pequeños 6 • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 17,21,22,25,73

Abrakadoodle: Artistas que conoces y amas 6 • • • • 73

Abrakadoodle: Impresiona me 6 • • • 7 18

Abrakadoodle: Bajo el mar 6 • • • 8 18

Abrakadoodle: loco sobre peliculas 6 • • • 3 73

ASA: Futbol Mini 6 • • • • 1,3,5,6,7,8,9,10 18,50,79

Challenger Sports British Soccer: Primeras patadas

6 • • 2 18

Botas Pequeñas 6 • • • • 7 77

UK Elite Soccer: Para Pequeños 6 • • • 1, 4, 5 18

FirstServ Tennis: Campamento para niños 6 • • • 3,4,5,7,8,9,10 24,34,96

YMCA Academia al aire libre de tenis para pequeñitos

6 • • 1,2,6 34

Bailarinas pequeñas y castillos encantados 6 • • • 7,9 21,24

Compañía de Teatro Educativo (ETC): nivel principiante para preescolares

6 • • • 1,4,5 17,70

Care Actor: ¡Actuar! 6 • • • 6, 8 22,64

CAMPAMENTOS CLÁSICOS

Summerfest 7 • • • • • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 66,73

Campamento Horizonte 7 • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 66

Expedicion de verano 18 • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 13,19,21

Passport2Enrichment: Campamento de todo 7 • • • • • • • 1, 10 19

Cesta de verano 7 • • • • 1-2 14

CAMPAMENTOS NOCTURNOS

Campamento de fogata para niñas 7 • 7/14-7/17 TBD

Campamento 4-H para Jóvenes YMCA 7 • • • • • 7/3-7/7 Front Royal, VA

YMCA Campamentos de Viajes 7 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 TBD

CAMPAMENTOS DE NATURALEZA, AVENTURA E HISTORIA

Soldado de la Guerra Civil 7 • • • 3 38

Granjero de Arlington 7 • • • 2 38

Abajo en la tierra 7 • • 1,2 30

Vecinos de la flora y fauna 7 • • 5,6 29

Investigaciones invertebradas 7 • • • 1,2 29

Detectives de la naturaleza 7 • • • 3,4 30

Caminatas y recorridos 7 • • • • 5 30

Aventuras de pesca en Virginia - peces y diversión

7 • • • 2,4,6,8 18

Pescar y explorer – Pescadores jovenes 8 • • • • 3,7 21

Pesca y explora: exploradores de animales nativos

8 • • • • • 4,5,8 21

Campamento Virginia Outside Mountain Bike 7 • • • • • • 1,4,5,8,10 18

Aventuras de pesca en Virginia – Campamento de pesca

8 • • • • • • 1,3,6,7,9,10 18

Pesca y explora: pesca con moscas YMCA 8 • • • • • 4 21

Ingeniería para niños: Campamento Kelvin Engineering

8 • • • 1,3,5 64, 66

Camp Kirkwood 8 • • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10 TBD

YMCA paseos a caballo 8 • • • • • • 1,5,7,9 TBD

YMCA Pony 8 • • • • 2,4,6,8 TBD

CAMPAMENTO DE ARTES CREATIVAS

Campamento de Artes Creativas 8 • • • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8 17,22

Campamento de Artes Creativas : Exploradores del arte 9 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 10

Abrakadoodle: arte pegajoso 9 • • • • • • • 2 24

Abrakadoodle: 9 • • • • • • • 7 18

Abrakadoodle: Bajo el mar 9 • • • • • • • 8 18

Abrakadoodle: loco sobre peliculas 9 • • • • • • • 3 73

Abrakadoodle: retorno de piratas 9 • • • • • • • 1 18

Abrakadoodle: listo para crear 9 • • • • • • • 5 73

Chicos espectaculares 9 • • • • • • 5,8 64

Campamento de Banda Musical 9 • • • • • • • 4 67

Taller de guitarra 9 • • • • • • 4 67

Campamento de música de rock 9 • • • • • • • 1 67

Campamento de percusión 9 • • • • • • • 6 81

Campamento de instrumentos de cuerda 9 • • • • • • • 5 81

Aprende música: la experiencia definitivo 9 • • • • • • • 1, 6,9 22,24,66

Laboratorio de Lola: aventrua del arte 9 • • • • • • • 1,9 22,84

Laboratorio de Lola: Cuentos del zoológico 9 • • • • • • • 2, 10 22,84

Laboratorio de Lola: fábrica de juguetes 9 • • • • • • • 8 22

Passport2Enrichment: Baile Baile Baile 9 • • • • • • • 9 19

Guía de Campamentos por Edad , Interés y Sesión EDAD

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ SESÍON LUGAR

Passport2Enrichment: Anillos y cosas 9 • • • • • • • 2 67

Introducción a la Costura 10 • • • • • 3 73

Quilting Moderno 10 • • • • • 4,5 73

Estudio Abierto 10 • • • • • 5 73

Utilizando estampados para Costura 10 • • • • • 4 73

La diferencia creativa: Espectáculo de Artes! 10 • • • • • • • • 3 66

La diferencia creativa: LegoTopia! 10 • • • • • • • • 9 66

La diferencia creativa: Recogiendo vapor 10 • • • • • • • • 10 10

Cocineritos: Bootcamp para hornear 10 • • • • 1 66

Cocineritos: Picado 10 • • • • 4 79

Cocineritos: Cupcakes 10 • • • • 8 79

ETC: Campamentso de drama creativo 10 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 80,95

ETC: Actuación 10 • • • • • 4,7,10 17,22,88

ETC: Esquina de compositores 10 • • • • • 3 17

ETC: debut musical 10 • • • • • 5-6 80

ETC: revista musical 10 • • • • • • 7-8 95

ETC: De la página al escenario 10 • • • • • • 8-9 17

ETC: Evento de marionetas 10 • • • 1 92

ETC: Solsticio de verano de Shakespeare 11 • • • • • • 2-3 80

Encore Stage & Studio: Es Elemental 11 • • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8,9-10 7,88

Encore Stage & Studio: Escenarios para los Preadolescentes

11 • • • • • 1-2,3-4,5-6 79

Baile de Jane Franklin: "Mouse in House" 11 • • • 7,8 7

Baile de Jane Franklin: "Mouse in House" 11 • • • • 4 7

Baile de Jane Franklin: "Mouse in House" 11 • • • 5,6 7

CAMPAMENTOS DE DEPORTES

Campamentos de deportes 11 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 12

Gimnasia en Madison 11 • • 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 22

Campamento Acuático 11 • • • • • • • 7,8,9,10 94

Shooting Stars 11 • • • • 4,5,10 12,77

All American Sports 11 • • • • • • • 1,2,3,8,9 12,77

Dual Sports Camp: Básketbol y Fútbol americano con bandera

11 • • • • • • • • 6 88

Dual Sports Camp: Fútbol y Básketbol 11 • • • • • • • • 1 12

UK Elite: Semana de varios deportes 11 • • • • • • • • • 8 18

Campamento de Deportes YMCA 11 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 84

Campamento Festival de Deportes 12 • • • • • • • • 2,3,4,6,7 93

Ironman Baseball Academy 12 • • • • • • 5 56

Béisbol para principiantes 12 • • 1,3,4 56

VBC: Béisbol 12 • • • • • • 1,3,4,6,7 12,96

Chummy Gill Academia de Básketbol 12 • • • • • • • • 3,7,10 10,79,88

NOVA Escuela de Básketbol 12 • • • • 2,6,7 77,79

One on One Campamento de Básketbol 12 • • • • • • • • 2,8 77,88

Orange Line Sports Campamento de Básketbol 12 • • • • • • • 2,3, 4 96

Patriot Girls Campamento de Básketbol para Niñas

12 • • • • • • • • 1,8, 9 10,79,96

Warrior Campamento de Básketbol 12 • • • • • • 1,2,6 79,88

Campamento de Deportes: Baloncesto con Coach Kenny

12 • • • • • • • • 5 93

Aprender como montar en bicicleta 12 • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 27

Paseos en bicicleta 12 • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 27

Momentum3 Cheer Camp: Campamento para porristas/animadoras

12 • • • • • • • • 1,4 93

Esgrima para niños 12 • • • • 5 18

Esgrima 2 13 • • • • • • 2, 3, 5 95

Football: Campamento de Fútbol Americano para Jóvenes

13 • • • • • • • • 1,4 93

Momentum3 Campamento de Fútbol americano

13 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,7,8,9 27

American Skateboard Campamento 13 • • • • • 1,6,7,8,9,10 18,79,61

ASA Campamento Portero 13 • • • • 4 79

ASA Indoor Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol Interior

13 • • • • • • • • 1,3,5,6,7,8,9,10 18,79,50,61

ASA Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol 13 • • • • • • • • 2 18

Challenger Sports: Campamento de Fútbol Británico

13 • • 2 18

Challenger Sports: Campamento de Fútbol Británico Mini

13 • • • • • • • 7 77

Fútbol de toque positivo 13 • • • • • • 3 18

Campamento TetraBrazil de Fútbol 13 • • • • • • • • • 1,4,5 18

UK Elite Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol 12 • • • • • • • • • 1,4,5 18


Los campamentos en Rojo son operados por el Departamento de Parques y Recreación del Condado de Arlington.

Indica un campo del Condado de Arlington. Regístrese en línea en parks.arlingtonva.us o utilice el formulario de inscripción en la página 19 y el formulario de información de participante y emergencia en la página 20 para inscribirse en estos campos solamente.

EDAD

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ SESÍON LUGAR

Pure Performance Campamento de Softball 14 • • • • • • • • 5,7 12,66

FirstServe Campamento de Tenis 14 • • • • 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 24, 34, 96

YMCA Academia de Tenis al aire libre 14 • • • • • • • • 1,2,4, 6 34

Capital Ultimate Camp 14 • • • 4 77

MOJO Volleyball: Campamento de Voleibol 14 • • • • • • 3, 4 94

PARA NIÑOS CON DISCAPACIDAD

Misión de Aventura 14 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 89

Campamento de Descubrimiento 14 • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 68

Aprende como usar bicicletas 14 • • • • • • 6 79

Proyecto F.I.V.E. 14 • • • • • • 2-3,4-5,6-7 91

Deportes con acceso adaptado 14 • • 1 93

CAMPAMENTOS PARA ADOLESCENTES

Aventura de verano 14 • • • • 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 23

Junior Jam 19 • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 10,14,19,21,23,24

Sumertime Thrills 15 • • • • 1,7,8,9 94

Arte Creativa: Cerámica 15 • • 1-3 23

Arte Creativa: Dibujo y Pintura 15 • • 7-8 22

Arte Creativa: Fotografía 15 • • 4-6 23

Encore Stage & Studio: Puerta del escenario 15 • • • 2-4,7-9 79

Encore Stage & Studio: Campamento Técnico 15 • • • 2-4,7-9 79

Encore Stage & Studio: maravillas de un acto 15 • • • 5-6 79

Care Actor: Adolescentes teátricos 15 • • • 8, 9 64

ETC: Esquina de compositores adolescente 15 • • • 3 17

ETC: Revista musical 15 • • • 7-8 95

ETC: De la Página al Escenario 15 • • • 8-9 17

ETC: Evento de Marionetas 15 • • • 1 92

ETC: : Solsticio de verano de Shakespeare intensivo

15 • • • 1-3 81

TEAM: Programa de preparación de verano 15 • 1-2 94

YMCA Campamentos de Viajes 15 • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 TBD

La vida de un soldado 15 • • • 4 38

Exploradores del Campo de Batalla 16 • • • 1 38

Excursionistas de hábitat 16 • • • 3,4 29

VA al aire libre Campamento de senderismo Apalaches

16 • • • • 2 18

Virginia Outside: viajes a kayak y pesca 16 • • • • 2,8 18

Pesca y explora: pez grande 16 • • • • 6,9 96

Pesca y explora: fotografía de naturaleza y caminata

16 • • • • 4 96

Destino desierto 16 • • • 6 30

Pescar y explorar- paddleboard en posición vertical

16 • • • • 2, 6 96

Pescar y explorer- paleta y explorando 1-2 16 • • • • • • 5,10 21

Teen Capital Campamento último 16 • • • 4,5,6 77

SporTECH 16 • • • • 4,6 88

Momentum3 Academia de Deportes Triple Play 16 • • • 3 88

VBC: Béisbol avanzado 17 • • • 2,3,5 33

Orange Line Sports Campamento de Básketbol 17 • • • 1,5 94, 95

ASA Campamento de Fútbol Interior 17 • • • • 4 79

Academy International: Field Hockey/ Hockey sobre Césped

17 • • • • 3,4,5 47,94

Pure Performance Campamento de Softball Avanzado

17 • • • • 3 94

Funuation: Hacer un juego en Samsung Android 17 • • 9 17

Funuation: Hacer un juego en iPhone 17 • • 9 17

Funuation: Minecraft Modding con Java 17 • • 9 17

KidRealm: Campamento avancado de juegos de computadora

17 • • 2-3,4-5,6-7 64

ESPECIALIDAD, LA IMAGINACIÓN Y LA EXPLORACIÓN

Ingeniería para niños: Junior Ingeniería-en construcción

17 • • • 4 73

Ingeniería para Niños: Ingeniería de potencia y energía

17 • • • • • 4 73

Ingeniería para Niños: Juego de diseño de carreras de Kodu Kart

17 • • • • • 6 64, 66

Ingeniería para Niños: Surcar los mares 17 • • • • • 3 66

Funuation: Hacer un juego en Samsung Android

18 • • • • 8 17

Funuation: Hacer un juego en iPhone 18 • • • • 8 17

Funutation: mapas de Minecraft 18 • • • • 8,10 17

Funuation: Hacer un juego Super Mario Bros 18 • • • • 10 17

KidRealm: Moción Máxima 18 • • • • • • 4-5 64

EDAD

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ SESÍON LUGAR

KidRealm: Pokemon y Minecraft 18 • • • • • • • 1,8,4-5 64

KidRealm: Misión de KidRealm 18 • • • • • • 6-7 64

KidRealm: Leyendas Lego 18 • • • • • • • 1,8,2-3,6-7 64

KidRealm: Máquina del Tiempo 18 • • • • • • 2-3 64

KidRealm: Básketbolistas jóvenes 18 • • • • • • • 2-3,4-5 64

Boolean: Animación con la computadora para niñas

18 • • • • • 2,7,8 64,70,92

Boolean Girls: Avanzadas de programación Scratch para niñas

18 • • • • • 9 92

Mad Science: Eureka 18 • • • • • • • 10 17

Mad Science: laboratorio de agente secreto 18 • • • • • 9 17

Sciensational: Investigaciones al estilo CSI 19 • • • • • • 10 22

Sciensational: Arqueológico Egipcio 19 • • • • • • 9 22

Sciensational: Hacerlo y llevarlo a casa 19 • • • • • • 9 22

Sciensational: Robot del espacio 9 19 • • • • • • 10 22

Silver Knights Chess: Campamento de Ajedrez 19 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 17,22,24,70

Introducción a la codificación 19 • • • • • • • • • 1,3,5 17,22

YMCA - Campamento especializado 19 • • • • • • • • 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 84


Please note that the Arlington County Police Department will perform searches of bags and coolers. Alcohol and fireworks are not permitted in the park and will be confiscated. Food, drinks (excluding water), spiked items, such as shoes, chairs, umbrellas, etc., are not permitted on synthetic turf fields.

We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations upon request. Advance notice is preferred. Please call 703-228-3329 or TTY 711.

475 Long Bridge Drive in Crystal City

For more event information, call 703-228-3329 or visit parks.arlingtonva.us

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