Kids on Campus: Newtown: Ages 7-9

Kids on Campus Summer Camp Open House

Saturday, March 16, 2012, 10 am - noon
Newtown Campus, Bucks County Community College
Gallagher Room in the Charles E. Rollins Student Center

Meet instructors and camp leadership, sample activities, have your questions
answered and register for camp. The donuts & coffee are on us!

Please adhere to the ages listed for all camps.

To register by phone, call 215-968-8409 and charge the fee to your VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover card.
For 24 hour service, FAX your registration form to 215-968-8320.
For on-line registration: www.bucks.edu/con-ed.

Early Bird Discounts: Register before April 1 and receive a 10% discount off published camp prices. (Discount pricing not available via web registration.)

June 24-28

LEGO ANIMATION Camp Filled

Stop Motion is a powerful animation technique that makes static objects appear to be moving. In this camp, you will use LEGO bricks and found objects. Brainstorm your ideas, create the storyboard, construct the props, shoot the still frames and then, using Movie Maker, create the finished animation. Animations created during the week will be uploaded to the Internet on teachertube.com.
Kris Fontes B.F.A. N.B.C.T
$259 (includes all materials/ RCHYC 5031 C01

CREATURE FEATURE
Here is a week of creativity and making art! Create your own creatures and bring them to life with art, storytelling, puppetry and drama. Even our snacks will be creature themed!
Amanda Schreffler, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5071 C01

AMERICAN GIRL CAMP Camp Filled
Join Samantha, Kit , Charissa, McKenna and the other American Girls as we play, laugh, and learn about life in America in different time periods. You will create jewelry, hair accessories, clothing, and more for you and your doll. If you think the American Girl book series is interesting, you will love writing your very own autobiographical American Girl Book.
Check out the American Girl movies. We will end the week with a special tea party with our dolls. So bring your American Girl doll (or any doll) and explore what makes each of us so unique while sharing a special bond as American Girls.
Amy Millar, B.A.
$269 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5089 C01

ULTIMATE ESCAPES
This is a hands-on camp where you will experience fishing, exploring, and nature related exercises at Tyler Park. Getting wet is part of the fun as we hunt for critters in the streams. In addition, you will participate in exciting indoor/outdoor games. Creating cool crafts as well as participating in fascinating science experiments including magic slime, mosaics, clay sculpturing, and more adds to the fun. At the end of the day we will take a dip in the pool to cool down and relax. This camp has a little bit of everything. Bring your bathing suit and a towel, as well as closed toe shoes for wading in the creek.
Edward Obert-Thorn, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5329 C01

WRITE ON!
Let your imagination run wild in the world of writing and book building. The possibilities are endless! Go on an exciting adventure, dive into the realm of fantasy, explore mysteries of the unknown – the choice is yours! Become the author and illustrator of your own original short stories. Through creative, hands-on activities, we will practice the writing process to help you fully develop imaginative characters, settings, and plots. We will look deeper into the work of some familiar authors as inspiration for your own creations. To showcase your written work, you will transform them into a unique assortment of handmade storybooks, complete with your own illustrations.
Lauren Karczewski, B.A., M.Ed.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5965 C01

KABOOM! Camp Filled
What could be more fun than dropping raw eggs from high heights without breaking the shell? Creating ocean wave machines or tornadoes in bottles? Shooting off soda geysers? For answers to these and other amazing scientific (and fun) questions attend Kaboom camp. Watch volcanoes erupt and scientific discoveries unfold as we test, observe and analyze our results on many fun projects. Each camper needs to bring 3 clear 2 liter soda bottles with caps marked with their name for experiments. Laura Belove, B.A.
$279 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5750 C01

DECATHLON CAMP: TRACK, FIELD & FITNESS
This Decathlon Camp will challenge you in areas of track, field, and overall fitness. Presentation of the various disciplines in track, (starting blocks, running and hurdling, speed sprinting and field endurance mechanics of jumping - horizontal and vertical - throwing shot and discus, javelin, and baton passing) within an environment of careful and thorough instruction by experienced coaches with safety being emphasized. Bring your bathing suit and towel.
Coach Stephan Harnish, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5617 C01

MOUNTAIN BIKING / DISC GOLF
(must be 8 years old)
In this combo class, you will learn about trail riding, bike maintenance, and bike safety as well as the exciting sport of disc golf. Spend the day in Tyler Park learning proper riding position for climbing and descending, proper gear use, technical maneuvering, controlled braking, disc golf rules of play, and throwing styles. You must provide your own multi-geared mountain bike. All bikes should be tuned and given a safety check prior to the start of camp. Bike rentals are available for a $50.00 fee for the week. Call Endurance Sports for any questions or to reserve a bike rental (215-369-0225). Requirements: helmet, multi-geared mountain bike, bathing suit & towel for afternoon swim. The instructor reserves the right to deny participation if bike does not meet requirements.
Barbara Kuronya, B.S.
$277 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5623 C01

3D SCULPTURE FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL KIDS
Get your hands on a fun array of materials to explore familiar and newly imagined ideas and concepts! This week-long workshop will have you working with materials like papier-maché, clay, plaster, cardboard, and other different 3-D materials to create wonderful 3-D works of art. You won’t need 3-D glasses. All you’ll need is the imagination to stretch all the dimensions using the dynamic opportunities that sculpting and 3-D art offers.
Jamie Ulkloss, M.Ed.
$289 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5028 C01

WANNA BE A STAR - 2 WEEK CAMP
Designed for the younger camper interested in Musical Theater, this is an active participation program that will focus on basic acting, singing and dancing skills through the production and performance of a musical. Learn stage direction and presence, projection and articulation, phrasing and song form, as well as choreography that emphasizes counting, formations, and simple steps and movements. You will put a show together from start to finish using these skills during the rehearsal process and will produce a free final performance for family and friends on the last day of the workshop. As an added learning tool, a DVD of the final performance will be made available.
Kim Hunt, B.A.
$409 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5010 C01

July 1-5

AWESOME ARTISTS
Explore the wonderful world of art, through the use of an array of art mediums. Create, design, and learn in an artful way. Create life-size drawings, learn to paint, sculpt, and design through the art of collage, and much, much more!
Jamie Ulkloss, M.Ed.
$235 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5023 C01

TOTALLY SKATEBOARD
(must be 9 years old)
Learn new stuff and have fun. Practice riding, paddling, ollieing and dropping in all morning at a local skate park. Spend the afternoon taking a swim, watching skate videos, and building and customizing a new skateboard deck that you will take home with you at the end of the week. Requirements: Skateboard; helmet; elbow, knee and wrist pads; and a signed waiver. There are no exceptions to the required items. Those who do not have the required items may not participate.
Barbara Kuronya, B.S.
$254 (includes all materials & transportation to Middletown Skate Park)/ RCHYC 5627 C01

FITNESS FUN New!
Take a break from the computer and come exercise this summer. Learn how to boost your metabolism with some walking, jogging (at Tyler Park), kickboxing and jumping rope. Use your own body to get stronger. Try our resistance training to get toned. Become more flexible with yoga and pilates stretching. Play games like freeze tag , capture the flag and other outdoor games that include movement. Learn what a calorie is and how to make good food choices. Finally enjoy a tour of a local fitness club and take a complimentary class just for kids. Bring your towel and bathing suit to end the day with a swim.
Gina Ranelli M.ED. Certified in Group,Kid/Teen Fitness and Personal Trainer. CPR/AED certified
$235/ RCHYC 5431 C01

BASEBALL - PITCHING & HITTING CLINIC
Boys and girls, here is your chance to hone in on the essentials of baseball - pitching and hitting! Emphasis will be placed on learning the proper techniques of these two important components of the game, but there will also be time for skill development in catching, throwing, fielding, base running, base stealing, and bunting. Each day will be broken into four mini-sessions. The first three sessions will focus on skill development and the fourth session will be for advanced play, swimming or wiffle ball. Bring your own glove. It is recommended that you bring cleats and sneakers. Don’t forget your bathing suit and a towel for a cool down activity in the pool. Staff
$209 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5600 C01

July 8-12

BASKETBALL
(must be 8 years old)
This exciting camp is designed to teach boys and girls the essential fundamentals of basketball. You will learn all aspects of the game including basketball conditioning, dribbling, ball handling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. Emphasis will also be placed on offensive and defensive techniques involved in team play. We will have competitions for shooting 5 on 5, 3 on 3, dribbling, and more. Each day’s activities include sessions on footwork, station drills, game strategy and a cool down period in the pool. Friday is a special day of competitions and tournament games followed by an end of the week awards ceremony. Bring your bathing suit and towel.
Coaches Ron Chiarolanza & John Senske
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5601 C01

LEGO ANIMATION Camp Filled
Stop Motion is a powerful animation technique that makes static objects appear to be moving. In this camp, you will use LEGO bricks and found objects. Brainstorm your ideas, create the storyboard, construct the props, shoot the still frames and then, using Movie Maker, create the finished animation. Animations created during the week will be uploaded to the Internet on teachertube.com.
Kris Fontes B.F.A. N.B.C.T
$259 (includes all materials/ RCHYC 5031 C02

KABOOM! Camp Filled
What could be more fun than dropping raw eggs from high heights without breaking the shell? Creating ocean wave machines or tornadoes in bottles? Shooting off soda geysers? For answers to these and other amazing scientific (and fun) questions attend Kaboom camp. Watch volcanoes erupt and scientific discoveries unfold as we test, observe and analyze our results on many fun projects. Each camper needs to bring 3 clear 2 liter soda bottles with caps marked with their name for experiments.
Laura Belove, B.A.
$279 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5750 C02

CLASSY GLASS
Create light and color-drenched stained glass using a variety of objects and materials. Turn ordinary drinking glasses, plates, bowls, etc., into spectacular artworks! Use water-based transparent and iridescent glass paints and liners. Illuminate Plexiglas windowpanes. Design window sun-catchers and wind chime, use glass tiles to create mosaic animals, land and cityscapes. Dazzle your family and friends with amazing, colorful Classy glass!!
Stephen Cohen, B.F.A.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5081 C01

ULTIMATE ESCAPES Camp Filled
This is a hands-on camp where you will experience fishing, exploring, and nature related exercises at Tyler Park. Getting wet is part of the fun as we hunt for critters in the streams. In addition, you will participate in exciting indoor/outdoor games. Creating cool crafts as well as participating in fascinating science experiments including magic slime, mosaics, clay sculpturing, and more adds to the fun. At the end of the day we will take a dip in the pool to cool down and relax. This camp has a little bit of everything. Bring your bathing suit and a towel, as well as closed toe shoes for wading in the creek.
Edward Obert-Thorn, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5329 C03

SUPER SUMMER READERS
Would you be courageous enough to travel into your favorite book? Do you love to read? Come along on our journey into some of your favorite books. We will explore several books through hands-on activities, crafts and snacks! Our week will end with a Reader’s Theater performance! Have fun and improve your reading comprehension, vocabulary and fluency. Become a fabulous reader this summer!
Jessica Jefferis, M.Ed.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5969 C01

FABULOUS FISHING
Learn how to safely fish and enjoy the art of fishing each day. All equipment and bait will be supplied. (You may bring your own rod.) Instruction on safe casting, hook removal from fish, baiting of hooks, good fishing areas, and good fishing etiquette will be presented. Bring rain gear if necessary. This camp will culminate with a trip to Lake Nockamixon; you must bring a bag lunch that day.
Lou Pollack, M.Ed.
$299 (includes all materials and transportation)/RCHYC 5614 C02

GET CRAFTY WITH PAPER
Discover the many ways paper can be used to create exciting and beautiful works of art. Explore mod podge, paper mosaics, quilling, origami and more using a variety of techniques and media. Projects may include jewelry box, picture frame, coasters, jewelry, wall art, and more.
Chevon Beeco Helms, M.Ed.
$279 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5083 C01

TOYS AND SEW MUCH MORE
Do you love stuffed animals or soft toys? Learn to make your very own stuffed animals, soft toy or dolls in this fun sewing class. Improve your hand and machine sewing skills while you create toys from a pattern or create your own design to sew a unique toy all on your own. Experiment with a variety of stuffing material, fabric textures and accessories to build one or more soft toy friends!
Prerequisite: Stitch in Time or some sewing experience.
Betsy Kruse, M.B.A.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5086 C01

July 15-19

LEGO ANIMATION - Camp Filled

Stop Motion is a powerful animation technique that makes static objects appear to be moving. In this camp, you will use LEGO bricks and found objects. Brainstorm your ideas, create the storyboard, construct the props, shoot the still frames and then, using Movie Maker, create the finished animation. Animations created during the week will be uploaded to the Internet on teachertube.com.
Kris Fontes B.F.A. N.B.C.T
$259 (includes all materials/ RCHYC 5031 C03

ART EXPRESSIONS
Here’s your opportunity to express your most creative self in a myriad of art projects! You will gain confidence as you spontaneously create imaginative works of art that reflect your own unique self. You will learn about and use many different techniques and media, including printmaking, drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, and weaving. Discover the best in yourself. Ask questions, have fun, and keep on learning. Please bring a smock.
Donna Kutz Ermers, M.F.A.
$264 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5046 C01

STAMP AND SCRAP
Bring your creativity and fresh ideas for this scrapbooking and stamping camp! We will split our time to learn some of the latest scrapbooking techniques and stamping projects. Pack your own pictures to create your own one-of-a-kind mini scrapbook and plan to come home with lots of stamped-out cards to share with your friends!
Kellyann Rodgers, B.S.
$259/ RCHYC 5932 C01

TENNIS, ANYONE??
(must be at least 9 years old)
Get into the “swing” with our exciting tennis clinic! Learn how to play the game of tennis. Ground strokes, volleys, and serves will be taught. Tennis games and conditioning will also be included. Doubles play will be demonstrated and strategy will be discussed. Hopefully an appreciation and love of the game will be acquired. Bring your own tennis racquet, bathing suit and towel. John Senske
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5606 C01

SUPERGYM II
Here’s a chance to fine tune your sports skills such as kicking, striking, throwing, catching, dodging and chasing. They are the basis for many team sports, however, this is not JUST a sports camp. You will play modified versions of common team games like soccer, trashketball, and team handball, along with new games such as Alaskan baseball and Monarch tag. Learn leadership and teamwork skills through cooperative games, and be exposed to a variety of cultures through games from around the world. This camp is a great follow up if you took SuperGym in the past, or for older kids who just enjoy being active and learning new sports. Bring your swimsuit and towel for a swim at the end of the day. Erica Hellerstein, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5633 C01

BEGINNER’S LACROSSE FOR BOYS & GIRLS
Learn the hottest sport around! This camp is well suited to the new player or anyone who wants to sharpen their skills. The focus will be on skill improvement through drills, conditioning, videos and games. Throwing, catching, cradling, shooting ground balls, and rules of play will all be covered. Some activities will be co-ed and others will be taught separately. Conditioning and running essential to the game are incorporated in the many fun activities during this camp. Bring your bathing suit for afternoon swim.
Requirements: boys: stick, mouthguard, gloves, bathing suit & towel girls: stick, mouthguard, bathing suit & towel. All equipment must be regulation. Questions call Endurance Sports 215-369-0225.
Barbara Kuronya, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5624 C01

July 22-26

ENVIRONMENTAL EXPLORERS - PT 1Camp Filled
You will learn basic ecological principles through activities such as solar leaf prints, owl pellet dissection, aging tree rings, and children’s literature. Our daily hikes to Tyler State Park will help you to identify animal tracks and wildlife. Gain an appreciation for the local ecosystem and how best to protect it. Be prepared to get dirty as you hike the trails, explore the Neshaminy Creek for critters to observe and identify, and investigate a wetland! Make a craft and play a game that centers around the day’s lesson. Be sure to bring some insect repellent, and don’t forget your bathing suit and a towel for a cool down in the pool. Rebecca Obert-Thorn, M.Ed.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5305 C01

TUNES & TAMBOURINES
Learn the basics of music by making your own drum, maracas and tambourines. Compose your own song and play it on your recorder. Play, learn, create and share in the fun of making music together.
Joanne Naylor B.M.
$279 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5072 C01

MATH MANIA & COMPUTER FUN
(must be 8 years old)
Get ready for the most fun you’ve had with math and computers . . . ever! Become a better problem-solver and creative thinker through challenging and fun math activities, discussions and use of manipulatives. You will also explore all kinds of practical math concepts, and learn how to use them in your daily life. For the remainder of the day you will go surfing - on the Internet. You will scan and edit photos (ever want to put your brother’s head on your dog’s body?). You will create super cool PowerPoint presentations and explore the Internet as an educational and fun tool. All Internet surfing will be kid-safe and appropriate. This program will help you gain more confidence in your math and computer abilities, build on your basic skills, and you’ll have great fun, too!
Michael Blumberg, M.Ed. & Marie Mueller, M.Ed.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5413 C01

SCRATCHIT!
Create a variety of awesome projects using scratch art techniques, materials, and tools. You will design and produce stationery, notepads, and picture frames… are you sticker crazy? Great! We’ll make our own! Simulate stained glass for windows and lamps, construct 3-D textured buildings, etc. You will use everything from colored pencils and oil crayons to markers and paint. Got an “art itch?” Scratchit!
Stephen Cohen, B.F.A.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5092 C01

July 29-August 2

LEGO ANIMATION Camp Filled
Stop Motion is a powerful animation technique that makes static objects appear to be moving. In this camp, you will use LEGO bricks and found objects. Brainstorm your ideas, create the storyboard, construct the props, shoot the still frames and then, using Movie Maker, create the finished animation. Animations created during the week will be uploaded to the Internet on teachertube.com.
Kris Fontes B.F.A. N.B.C.T
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5031 C04

TENNIS, ANYONE??
(must be at least 9 years old)
Get into the “swing” with our exciting tennis clinic! Learn how to play the game of tennis. Ground strokes, volleys, and serves will be taught. Tennis games and conditioning will also be included. Doubles play will be demonstrated and strategy will be discussed. Hopefully an appreciation and love of the game will be acquired. Bring your own tennis racquet, bathing suit and towel.
John Senske
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5606 C02

STUDY SKILLS FOR SAVVY STUDENTS
Half Day Camp - 9 am-noon only!
Get a head start and improve your grades by learning memory improvement, time management, reading techniques, note taking, and test preparation. Several techniques and skills will be introduced in an effort to help you determine which methods work best for you. Exercises focusing on reading, listening, following instructions, organization, and timed situations are part of each camp session. Explore how studying can be exciting and fun, once you discover the tools you need to achieve!
Marie Mueller, M.Ed.
$139 (includes all materials)/ ATEST 2001 C01

FABULOUS FISHING Camp Filled
Learn how to safely fish and enjoy the art of fishing each day. All equipment and bait will be supplied. (You may bring your own rod.) Instruction on safe casting, hook removal from fish, baiting of hooks, good fishing areas, and good fishing etiquette will be presented. Bring rain gear if necessary. This camp will culminate with a trip to Lake Nockamixon; you must bring a bag lunch that day.
Lou Pollack, M.Ed.
$299 (includes all materials and transportation)/RCHYC 5614 C03

TYE DYE TO DIE FOR New! Camp Filled
Get ready to tie-dye! In this camp we will use a variety of clothing pieces to perfect tie-dying skills and see how many patterns and colors we can make. Campers are encouraged to bring their own shirts, shorts, socks, pillow cases etc. to create as many pieces as possible. Color combinations look out because we are about to bring tie-dying to a whole new level.
Simrit Khalsa B.S
$259/ RCHYC 5340 C01

August 5-9

LEGO ANIMATION Camp Filled
Stop Motion is a powerful animation technique that makes static objects appear to be moving. In this camp, you will use LEGO bricks and found objects. Brainstorm your ideas, create the storyboard, construct the props, shoot the still frames and then, using Movie Maker, create the finished animation. Animations created during the week will be uploaded to the Internet on teachertube.com.
Kris Fontes B.F.A. N.B.C.T
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5031 C05

DANCE, DANCE, DANCE!
Learn to dance and move like a star! Creative movement is great way to learn skills, techniques and express yourself through the fine art of dance. This program is a fun way to learn dance and movement styles for campers with any level of experience. See you in the summer!
Colleen Cunnius, B.S.
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5065 C02

AMERICAN GIRL CAMP Camp Filled

Join Samantha, Kit , Charissa, McKenna and the other American Girls as we play, laugh, and learn about life in America in different time periods. You will create jewelry, hair accessories, clothing, and more for you and your doll. If you think the American Girl book series is interesting, you will love writing your very own autobiographical American Girl Book.
Check out the American Girl movies. We will end the week with a special tea party with our dolls. So bring your American Girl doll (or any doll) and explore what makes each of us so unique while sharing a special bond as American Girls.
Amy Millar, B.A.
$269 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5089 C02

TENNIS, ANYONE??
(must be at least 9 years old)
Get into the “swing” with our exciting tennis clinic! Learn how to play the game of tennis. Ground strokes, volleys, and serves will be taught. Tennis games and conditioning will also be included. Doubles play will be demonstrated and strategy will be discussed. Hopefully an appreciation and love of the game will be acquired. Bring your own tennis racquet, bathing suit and towel.
John Senske
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5606 C03

KABOOM! Camp Filled
What could be more fun than dropping raw eggs from high heights without breaking the shell? Creating ocean wave machines or tornadoes in bottles? Shooting off soda geysers? For answers to these and other amazing scientific (and fun) questions attend Kaboom camp. Watch volcanoes erupt and scientific discoveries unfold as we test, observe and analyze our results on many fun projects. Each camper needs to bring 3 clear 2 liter soda bottles with caps marked with their name for experiments.
Laura Belove, B.A.
$279 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5750 C03

INLINE SKATING
Half Day Camp - 9am-noon only!
(may be paired with Ultimate Frisbee)
Designed with safety in mind, this beginner’s In-Line Skating clinic will give you an opportunity to learn the proper techniques of In-Line Skating. Basic safety information will begin with equipment fit, maintenance, and proper use. The basic skills of forward movement, braking and turning will be taught through drills and games. The clinic is structured so that those who quickly master the basics can move on to more advanced skills. You will proceed at your own comfort level.
Requirements: in-line skates with a brake, helmet, elbow, wrist & knee pads. No exceptions will be made to the safety gear. Toy skates are not allowed. If you do not have the required equipment, it can be provided for an extra fee. Any questions, please call Endurance Sports at 215-369-0225.
Barbara Kuronya, B.S.
$135 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5612 C01

ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Half Day Camp -12:30-3:30 pm
(may be paired with Inline Skating)
Ultimate Frisbee is a high energy game that involves running, throwing and catching a disc. A mix between soccer and football, it is a team sport that requires cooperation and agility to acheive a goal. Learn the techniques and strategies of this fast-paced game and have fun too. Afternoon swim available so bring a bathing suit and towel.
Barbara Kuronya, B.S.
$154 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5611 C01

August 12-16

FLAG FOOTBALL
(must be 9 years old)
Come learn the fun game of flag football. Daily sessions will be devoted to basic skills such as passing, receiving and kicking a football. Time will also be set aside for developing the necessary footwork and conditioning needed to play the game successfully. Teams will be set up and there will be daily practice sessions along with competitions and games. Pool time will also be available. Mouthguards will be distributed to each participant. Cleats may be worn but only if rubber soled. No other pads are necessary since flag football limits all forms of contact.
Ron Chiarolanza
$259 (includes all materials)/ RCHYC 5607 C01

Super Selves: Fun ways to refuel for a new school year and feel good about ourselves New!

Ages 7-9

Description: Let your spirit soar as we have a fun week full of activities designed to make you feel good about yourself and the world around you. Summer is the perfect time to relax, refuel, and appreciate all the wonderful things that make you uniquely you. We will explore our own strengths through a variety of ways-playing, making art, reading, chatting, doing fun trust building exercises and experiencing music. There is truly something for everyone! Bring a white tee shirt for tie dying.

Jennifer-White-Peters, M.A., Certified School Counselor

$259 (includes all materials) RCHYC 5300 C01

Early Bird Discounts: Register before April 1 and receive a 10% discount off published camp prices.

All camps are Monday-Friday, 9 am-3:30 pm unless otherwise stated.

Before and After Camp Care
In order to provide for your child’s safety, the College does not permit any child on campus without proper supervision. If you find it necessary to drop off your child early, or pick up your child after camp hours, you must register him/her in the BUCKS Extended Hours program as listed below (Newtown Campus only):

7 - 9 am   $40/week    ($33 week of 7/1)
3:30 - 6 pm $57/week    ($45 week of 7/1)
am & pm   $72/week    ($57 week of 7/1)

Supervised activities will be provided and arrangements to register may be made on a weekly basis through the summer. Call the Tri-Hampton YMCA at 215-579-6200 for details.