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Session Dates/Sesión y Fecha Week 1 June 23 › June 27, ’14 2 June 30 › July 3, ’14 (No Camp July 4) 3 July 7 › July 11, ’14 4 July 14 › July 18, ’14 5 July 21 › July 25, ’14 6 July 28 › Aug. 1, ’14 7 Aug. 4 › Aug. 8, ’14 8 Aug. 11 › Aug. 15, ’14 9 Aug. 18 › Aug. 22, ’14 10 Aug. 25 › Aug. 29, ’14

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Classic Camps (page 5) offer a variety of programming options, both structured and unstructured, that include art, sports, trips and more.

Overnight Camps (page 6) are a combo of a classic camp, nature/adventure camp and sleepover.

Nature, Adventure or History Camps (page 6) 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.

Community Center Based Camps (page 16) are programs for children ages 5-11, designed to give families lots of flexibility, including an option for students attending summer school!

Creative Arts Camps (page 8) 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 (page 10) 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 basketball or tennis.

Camps for Individuals with Disabilities (page 13) are camps specifically designed for individuals with physical, emotional, social or cognitive/mental challenges.

Imagination Exploration Camps (page 15) bring kids with special interests in science, magic, history and imagination strategy games together.

PERFORMING ARTS, SPORTS, ARTS AND CRAFTS, SCIENCE, NATURE, GAMING AND TECHNOLOGY, AND MUCH MORE!

QUALIFIED STAFF MAKE IT HAPPEN Camp and playground counselors are special people. Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) 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 schoolteachers, 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 qualifications 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 As part of our inclusion philosophy, youth with disabilities are welcome to register for programs of interest. We have designated Madison Center and Fairlington Tot camps; and Taylor Elementary Summerfest as sites that receive additional services. These sites have a lower staff to camper ratio; and provide additional training for staff on program modifications, behavior management and inclusion of individuals with disabilities. Also check our Therapeutic Recreation (TR) Camps on pages 13-14.TR staff can help ensure that accommodations are in place for your child to have a successful camp experience. Reasonable accommodations could include: adapted equipment and techniques, specialized staff training, sign language interpreters, accessible facilities, additional staff, or large print and Braille materials. Please request accommodations at least two weeks in advance. It may be necessary to change a camper’s placement if the support, assistance and accommodation necessary for participation can best be provided at an alternate site. Contact the TR Office at trinfo@arlingtonva.us, 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 (must be over 18), 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 people with disabilities. Interested? Go to www.arlingtonus/dpr, keyword “summer employment.”

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 18 for great registration tips!

Check 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.

SEND A KID TO CAMP…PLEASE!DPR established the Summer FUNd in 2004 to cover registration and field trip fees for children who could otherwise not participate due to financial hardship. Please help us ensure that all children in Arlington have a fun, engaging and asset-building summer. Contribute to a child’s summer adventures by donating during the registration process or on the Arlington County Camp Registration Form.

Camp Registration & Information 703-228-4747Habla Español 703-228-4747Job Opportunities 703-228-1856Summer Camp Hotline 703-228-1856Elementary Programs 703-228-4773Teen 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

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Everyone 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, property, and program boundaries. While each camp has specific policies 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. Children must wear appropriate clothing and shoes for the camp and its activities. Sandals are not allowed except on water days.

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

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

4. 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 injusry at camp.

5. 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 discretion of program staff. Camp and play-ground counselors are trained to use supportive strategies and available resources to encourage positive participation as alterna-tives to removal.

6. 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 on to www.arlingtonva.us, search summer camp.

7. 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-DPR camps. Call the Registration Office for more infor-mation 703-228-4747.

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

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

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

11. indicates an Arlington County camp. Use the registration form on page 19 and participant information/emergency record form on page 20 to register for these camps only.

ART FACILITIESInstalacíones para artes1 Arlington Arts Center

3550 Wilson Blvd.22201 703-248-6800

2 Artisphere 1101 Wilson Blvd. 22209 703-875-1100

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

COMMUNITY CENTERS & SENIOR CENTERSCentros Comunitarios11 Arlington Mill

909 S. Dinwiddie St. 22204 703-228-7790

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

COMMUNITY LOCATIONSEspacios Comunitarios26 Carlin Hall Center

5711 S. 4th St. 22204 703-379-1390

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

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

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

NATURE CENTERS Centros de Naturaleza30 Gulf Branch Nature Center

3608 N. Military Rd. 22207 703-228-3403

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

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

PARKS & PLAYGROUNDSParques y Patios de recreoEach park location has it’s own unique setting. For information about a specific park call 703-228-6525

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

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

35 Bluemont Park 601 N. Manchester St. 22203

36 Bon Air Park 850 N. Lexington St. 22205

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

38 Fort Barnard Park 2101 S. Pollard St. 22204

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

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

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

42 Glencarlyn Park 301 S. Harrison St. 22204

43 Greenbrier Park 5201 N. 28th St. 22207

44 Gunston Park 1401 S. 28th St. 22206

45 Hayes Park 1516 N. Lincoln St. 22201

46 High View Park 1945 N. Dinwiddie St. 22207

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

48 Long Bridge Park 475 Long Bridge Dr. 22202

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

50 Lyon Village Park 1800 N. Highland St. 22201

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

52 Marcey Road Park 2722 N. Marcey Rd. 22207

53 Maury Park 3550 Wilson Blvd. 22201

54 Nauck Park 2600 S. 19th St. 22204

55 Penrose Park 2200 S. 6th St. 22204

56 Powhatan Springs Park 6020 Wilson Blvd. 22205

57 Quincy Park 1021 N. Quincy St. 22201

58 Rocky Run Park 1109 N. Barton St. 22201

59 Towers Park 801 S. Scott St. 22204

60 Tuckahoe Park 2400 N. Sycamore St. 22213

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

62 Virginia Highlands Park 1600 S. Hayes St. 22202

63 Westover Park 1001 N. Kennebec St. 22205

SCHOOLS/Escuelas64 Abingdon Elementary

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

74 H-B Woodlawn/Stratford School 4100 N. Vacation Lane 22207 703-228-6363

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

85 Swanson Middle School 5800 N. Washington Blvd. 22205 703-228-5500

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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FEE REDUCTIONS: (VEA PÁGINA 24 PARA ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA)Don’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 Arlington Public Schools free/reduced lunch program, as well as others who are below the threshold of the cur-rently 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.

FEE REDUCTION PROCESSING LOCATION AND HOURS: (Walk-in's accepted)Registration Office, 3700 South Four Mile Run Dr, 703-228-4747, 8am-5pm

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT THE FOLLOWING CENTERS:Arlington Mill, 909 S. Dinwiddie St. 22204, 703-228-7790 Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center, 4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr., 703-228- 0701Carver Community Center, 1415 S. Queen St., 22204, 703-228-5706Charles Drew Community Center, 3500 23rd St., S., 22206, 703-228-5725Fairlington, 3308 S. Stafford St., 22206, 703-228-6588Gunston Community Center, 2700 S. Lang St., 22206, 703-228-6980Langston-Brown Community Center, 2121 Culpeper St., 22207, 703-228-5210Lee Community Center, 5722 Lee Highway, 22207, 703-228-0550 Lubber Run Community Center, 300 N. Park Dr., 703-228-4712Madison Community Center, 3829 N. Stafford St., 22207, 703-228-5310Thomas Jefferson, 3501 S. 2nd St., 703-228- 5920Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 16th Street S., 703-228-0935

To learn more about Arlington County camps check out the Parent Handbook at www.arlingtonva.us/dpr after February 19. Search Parent Handbook

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EASY CAMP GUIDE BY AGE, INTEREST AND SESSIONCamps listed in RED are operated by Arlington County’s Department of Parks, and Recreation.

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ Sessions Location CAMPS FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS 5Tot Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 825, 17, 18, 21, 22, 78

Abrakadoodle Raiders of the Lost Art-Facts Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19Tiny Dancers: Enchanted Castles Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 9 22, 25YMCA Tiny Tots Outdoor Tennis Academy 5 ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 35, 76Golden Boot Lil Boots Soccer Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 76

ASA Morning Soccer Camps 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

19, 51, 62, 76

UK Elite Soccer: Petite Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 19Challenger Sports British Soccer: First Kicks 5 ❤ ❤ 2 19ETC: Beginnings Camps for Preschoolers 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 18, 23 CLASSIC CAMPS 5Camp Horizon 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 82, 86Summerfest Day Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 82, 86Care, Inc: Summer Basket Camp 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6, 7 19 OVERNIGHT CAMPS 6Girl’s Fire Camp 6 ❤ TBD Marymount U.

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

4-H Junior Summer Camp 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ TBD No. Va. 4-H Ed. Center

NATURE, ADVENTURE & HISTORY CAMPS 6Big World Small Wonders 6 ❤ ❤ 1, 2 31Colorful Critters 6 ❤ ❤ 5, 6 30Ecosystem Explorers 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7 31City Creatures 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2 30Hands-on History Camp 6 ❤ ❤ 3 39Arlington Farmer Camp 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 39Treks and Travels 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 31Wilderness Bound 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 31Riverside Hikers 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 30Civil War Soldier 6 ❤ ❤ 4 39A Soldier’s Life in the Civil War 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 39Battlefield Explorers 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 39Natural Resource Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 39Exploreres Hiking Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 30YMCA Junior Travel/Little Movers, Senior Travel/Movin’ On 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

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YMCA Pony Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7 TBDYMCA Horseback Riding 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 5, 9 TBDVirginia Fishing Adventures: Fish N’ Fun Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 19Virginia Fishing Adventures Fishing Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 6, 9, 10 19Virginia Outside Mountain Bike Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 9, 10 19Virginia Outside Kayak Touring And fishing Camp 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5, 8 19Fish and Explore: Young Anglers 7 ❤ ❤ 2 66Fish and Explore: Paddle and Explore 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 22Fish and Explore: Paddle Fish 1 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 90Fish and Explore: Nature Photography & Hiking 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 18Fish and Explore: Native Animal Explorers 1 & 2 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 73Fish and Explore: Fly Fishing 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 90 CREATIVE ARTS CAMPS 8Creative Arts Camp 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 18, 23

Creative Arts Camp: Art Explorers at Arlington Mill 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 11Arlington Youth Street Theater 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 76Introduction to Sewing 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 67Modern Quilting 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 67Using Sewing Patterns 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 67Open Studio 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 67Introduction to Knitting 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 67Art Bound Studio: Modern Masters 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 5 25Abrakadoodle: Medieval Doodlers Art Camp 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 25Abrakadoodle:Super Doodlers Art Camp 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 25Abrakadoodle:Raiders of the Lost Art-Facts Camp 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19Theatrical Skills Building 8 ❤ ❤ 1 2Fashion Boot Camp 8 ❤ ❤ 6 2Care Actor: Act It Out! 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 23Care Actor: Dramatic Kids! 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 91Care Actor: Theatrical teens! 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 91Lola’s Laboratory: Mystery of the Missing Masterpieces 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 19Lola’s Laboratory: The Children’s State Fair 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Lola’s Laboratory: Zoopossible-Animals Take Manhattan! 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23Rock Music Summer Camp 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 69Guitar Workshop Camp 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 71Concert Band Summer Camp 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 71

Encore Stage & Studio: It’s Elementary 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 91,8

Encore Stage & Studio: Scenes for Tweens 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 76Encore Stage & Studio: Stage Door 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-3 76Encore Stage & Studio: Tech Camp 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3 76Jane Franklin Dance: “The Big Meow” 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5,6 8Jane Franklin Dance: “Mouse In House” 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8 8Educational Theatre Company’s (ETC) Creative Drama Camps 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 23, 91ETC: Acting Out Camps 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8, 10 23, 91ETC: Page to Stage 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8-9 18ETC: Musical Revue 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7-8 76 SPORTS CAMPS 10Barcroft Gymnastics Camp 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

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Dawson Terrace Gymnastics Camp 10 ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 17YMCA Arlington Sports Festival Camp 2014 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 88, 89

YMCA Sports Camps 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 88

Dual Sports Camp: Soccer/Basketball 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 13Dual Sports Camp: Basketball/Flag Football 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 74All American Sports Camp 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 4, 9 13, 74, 92

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ Sessions Location SPORTS CAMPS (CONTINUED) 10Shooting Stars Sports Camp 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5, 6, 10 13, 91NOVA Basketball School 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7, 8 91Warrior Basketball Camp 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 76, 85, 90Chuck Driesell Basketball Academy 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 76One on One Basketball Hoops camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 85Orange Line Sports Basketball Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4 90Orange Line Sports Elite Basketball Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 13Chummy Gill Basketball Academy 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7, 10 19, 20, 76Patriot Girls Basketball Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 8, 9 20, 85, 92Youth Football camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 5, 6 43Momentum3 Football Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4 90Capital Ultimate Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5 74American Skateboard Camp 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 9 28Camp Rollerblade 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 9 28Bike Riding Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6 28Olympic Sport Fencing 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 64Olympic Sport Fencing for Beginners 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 64TetraBrazil Soccer Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 19Challenger Sports: British Soccer Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19UK Elite Soccer Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 19UK Elite Multi Sports Week 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 19Golden Boot Soccer Player Development 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 76ASA Goalkeeper Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8, 9, 10 19, 51, 62

ASA Soccer Camps 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 19, 51, 63, 76

ASA Indoor Soccer Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 76

FirstServe Tennis Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 35, 76

YMCA Outdoor Tennis Academy 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 35, 76MOJO Volleyball Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5 90Arlington Cheer Camp 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,4 90Academy International: Girls Field Hockey 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6 43, 90Pure Performance Basic Softball Camp 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,6 13, 43Pure Performance Advanced Softball Camp 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 57Arlington Baseball Beginners Camp 13 ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4 60VBC: Arlington Summer Camps 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 34, 43Aqua Sports Camp 2014 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8, 9, 10 90Martial Arts Olympics 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3 68Ninja Ranger Camp 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 10 17, 68 CAMPS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 13Camp Discovery 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 73

iCan Bike Camp 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 76

Adventure Quest 14 ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 74

Project F.I.V.E. 14 ❤ ❤ 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 24Access Adapted Sports Camp 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 9 18, 90 TEEN CAMPS 14Summer Adventure 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 24T.E.A.M. Teen Entrepreneur Amusement Management – A Teen Job Readiness 14 ❤ 1-2 24

Tour DC 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 90Tour NOVA 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 90Summertime Thrills 14 9 22Creative Art Camp: Teens - Ceramics 14 ❤ ❤ 1-3 87Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Photography Camp 14 ❤ ❤ 4-6 87Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Drawing & Painting 14 ❤ ❤ 7-8 23YMCA Teen Travel/On The Move 14 ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4, 7, 9 TBDiTravel 14 ❤ ❤ 1, 8 20, 24Last Lap 15 ❤ ❤ 9, 10 20

Junior Jam 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

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Street Theater 15 ❤ 1-8 74 SPECIALTY CAMPS FOR IMAGINATION & EXPLORATION 15YMCA Specialty Camps 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

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KidRealm Young Wizards Camp 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3, 4-5 80KidRealm Lego Legends Camp 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2-3, 6-7, 8 80KidRealm Time Machine Camp 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3, 6-7 80KidRealm Pokemon Hobby camp 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4-5, 8 80KidRealm Maximum Motion Camp 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4-5 80KidRealm Quest Camp 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6-7 80Funutation: Making an iPhone App 16 ❤ ❤ 9 18Funutation: Rasberry Pi 16 ❤ ❤ 9 18Funutation: Kodu Video Game Design 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Funutation: Minecraft 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Mad Science: Science in Motion 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 18Mad Science: Crime Scene & Chemistry 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Sciensational: Advanced Robotics 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Sciensational: Electronic Lab 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Sciensational: Make It and Take It Home 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23Sciensational: Hover Craft – Design Your Own Vehicle – Egg Drop Car 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23

Silver Knights Chess Camp 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10

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Tiny Chefs: Books for Cooks 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 67Tiny Chefs: Gourmet Chef Challenge 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 19Candy Creations 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 7 76, 91All About Science 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 68Myster Academy Magic 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 7 25, 66Engineering for Kids: How Amusing – Engineering An Amusement Park 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 67

Engineering for Kids: Survivor Week – Surviving by Engineering 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 67Engineering for Kids:A day At the Zoo! 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,6 67Engineering for Kids: Wreck-It Week! Testing an Engineer’s Creations 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 25

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

features an exciting theme to enchant your child through outdoor activities, water play, games, arts & crafts and special events. We are especially inter-ested in providing 45 minutes a day of movement activities. Field trips by bus are included at Carlin Hall and Nottingham only. Field trips consist of one camp traveling to another to share a performance or special event. Some weeks there may be a special event at each camp, and no field trip provided. Campers should bring a nut free snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-5Location Carlin Hall 510154Fairlington Center 510254Lubber Run 510474Madison Center 510494Nottingham* 510694* (No sessions 1 or 2 for Nottingham)Sessions 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8Time 9:30am-12:30pmFees $145, $116 for Session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p 19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

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 Tot Camp, and Taylor Summerfest for elementary ages. Staff at these sites have a lower ratio, and receive additional training on program modifica-tions 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!

ABRAKADOODLE: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ART-FACTS CAMPJoin Abrakadoodle as we set sail to search for trea-sures. We will explore the coastlines and islands around the world to learn about amazing works of art and other surprises. We will visit Greece and Italy, create an Aboriginal style print, make an ancient native totem pole and even make your own clay treasure chest to stow away your treasures. Land ho! Get ready for the treasure hunt of your life! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3.5-6Location SessionsGunston Center 2Time 9 am-noonFees $190Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01.

ETC: BEGINNINGS CAMPS FOR PRESCHOOLERSETC Beginnings camp offers an enriching theatre experience for your preschooler. 3-5 year olds will learn basic acting skills, as well as how to use their bodies, voices and imaginations to create exciting characters. Our 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. Your child will also learn how to create their own props, cos-tumes and scenery! Come join us as we dive into a fun drama filled summer! Note: Preschoolers must be potty trained. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3-5Location SessionMadison Center 1, 4Fairlington Center 5Time 9am – noon 1pm – 4pm (session 4 only)Fee $195Registration: To register or for information about other ETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre company.org or call 703-271-0222.

TINY DANCERS: 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 culminates with a recital and reception for family and friends on the last day of the week. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3-5Location SessionsWalter Reed Center 7Lubber Run Center 9Time 10 am- noon Fees $225Registration : Visit www.tinydancers.com/arlington

YMCA TINY TOTS OUTDOOR TENNIS ACADEMY Formerly Tennis on the Move. Want to learn tennis or improve your tennis skills and make new friends this summer? Try our Junior Tennis Camps. Join us at our fun camps where you learn and play the game with friends, new and old. Our number one priority is to teach your kids how to play tennis in a fun and safe environment. We teach the basic skills of this lifetime sport through drills and games adapted to age and skill levels. Our camp emphasizes sportsmanship, safety, fundamental skills, etiquette, and strategy. We look forward to meeting your children this summer for great outdoor fun and challenges! Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:8. Ages 4-5Location SessionsKenmore MS 1, 2Bluemont 6Time 9am-1pmFees $240, $185 for session 2 Registration : Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3400 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-522-1700.

LIL’ BOOTS CAMPGolden Boot Soccer’s Lil’ Boots programs have created positive experiences for young players for over 15 years with more than 1000 kids going through our programs annually. Lil’ Boots is the perfect introduc-tion 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 con-cept of team play. The program builds self-esteem, confidence, and promotes sportsmanship and fair play all while developing a child’s coordination, physical, mental and social skills in a non- competitive environ-ment. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-6Location Session Kenmore MS 7Time 9:30-11amFees $150Registration: www.goldenbootsoccer.com Phone: 703-287-0088

ASA MORNING CAMPSASA Morning Soccer Camps will provide a fun intro-duction to soccer for boys and girls that are 3-6 years of age. These camps will provide age-appro-priate, enjoyable activities as these young children begin to develop coordination, agility, balance and other movement skills. Soccer instruction, focused on developing individual ball control skills, will also be provided. The ASA Morning Camps will be offered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (make-up day is Friday). The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Year-round soccer activities, for children of all ages and abilities, are offered by the ASA. Also see our camp offerings for older children (6-15 year olds) and indoor soccer. Staff is participant ratio 1:8. Ages 3-6 Location SessionKenmore MS 1, 4, 5 Gunston Center 6, 7VA Highlands 8, 9, 10 Madison Manor 8, 9, 10 Time 9:30-11:30amFees $125Registration: www.arlingtonsoccer.com

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 typically 90 minutes a day, Monday to Friday. Each day is structured to promote individualized learning through the medium of fun soccer related games and activities. Our philosophy and methodology is based on cutting edge educa-tional principles of how children learn techniques and develop them into skills while having a FANTASTIC TIME! Parents are welcome to stay and join in the fun! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 3-5Location SessionGunston Center 1, 4, 5Time 9-10:30am / 10:45-12:15pmFees $115Registration: Email or call Stephen Lehany (coachstephenl@ukelite.com) 703-969-7830 or Tom Holland (TomH@ukelite.com) 703-350-8714. Visit www.ukelite.com

CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCER: FIRST KICKSYoung players are introduced to game basics through fundamental activities, games and fun soc-cer 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 coachStaff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 3-4Location SessionsGunston Center 2 Time 9-10amFees $84Registration : pbrierley@challengersports.com. To register visit www.challengersports.com

~ CLASSIC CAMPS ~CAMP HORIZONA C

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

Horizon offers exciting days designed around a cre-ative weekly theme! Children will make new friends, develop social ability and learn life-long skills while participating in a variety of active play through sports, cooperative games, music, drama and arts and crafts! Campers will venture off once a week to a local swimming pool or explore other exciting local destinations in Arlington! Each child must bring a lunch and snack each day. Campers may choose indi-vidual leisure activities such as board games, art projects or reading from 8-9am each day. Structured activities run from at 9am-3pm. Parents choice of extended hours run from 3-6pm each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:8 Ages 4-7 (All four year olds regis-tering must be five by September 30, 2014 and enrolled in Kindergarten).Locations Camp CodeTaylor 570694Patrick Henry 570744Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time 8am-3pmExt. Hours 3-6pmFees $224, $179 for session 2Ext. Fees $46, $37 for session 2 Combined Core & Ext. $270, $216 for session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p 19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18. For more information on this camp please visit: www.arlingtonva.us/DPR Keyword: Horizon

SUMMERFEST DAY CAMPA C

This classic camp for elementary children has it all! Full days of high-energy fun designed

around a creative weekly theme. Your children will make new friends and learn life-long skills while participating in active play through sports, coopera-tive games, drama and arts and crafts. Campers may choose individual leisure activities such as board games, art projects or reading from 8-9am each day. Structured activities begin at 9am with large camp games followed by smaller group activities divided by participant’s age. Campers will venture off on two field trips per week. One field trip will be to a Northern Virginia Regional Park swimming pool and the other will be to another fun destination! Each child must bring a lunch and snack each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-11 Location Camp CodeTaylor 521694Patrick Henry 521744Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time 8am-6pmFees $242, $194 for session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p 19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18. For more information on this camp please visit: www.arlingtonva.us/DPR Keyword: Summerfest

CARE, INC: SUMMER BASIC SKILLS, ETC (BASKET) CAMPOur Summer Basic Skills, ETc. (BASKET) camps are designed to ignite the power of all kids to make their mark on the world while having fun and being involved in their community. We start with preschoolers doing kindergarten readiness and work with school age youth and teens to learn from the real world while developing compassion and being inspired with a spirit of volun-teering. These affordable camps are operated with Kids CARE Clubs providing participants with skills for life through experiential learning opportunities in a positive and engaging environment. We offer a unique camp experience like no other. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 4-5 (KRC Kindergarten Readiness Crew) Ages 6-8 (KCC Kids Care Club) Ages 9-12 (RWC Real World Crew) Ages 13-16 (YVC Youth Volunteer Crew)Location SessionsGunston Center 4, 5, 6, 7Time KRC 9am- 3pm KCC 9am- 4pm RWC and YVC 8am- 5pmExt. Hours 7-8am, 5-6pmFees KRC, KCC, RWC $125Fees YVC $50Ext. Fees $20 am, $40 pmRegistration: Call 703-486-0058 or visit http://careinc1996.wordpress.com/events-2/.

Indicates a camp run by Arlington County. To register for AC camps complete the registration form on page 19. Additional

forms required. Details on page 18.To register for all other camps please visit the website listed with the camp.

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Session Dates/Sesión y Fecha Week 1 June 23 › June 27, ’14 2 June 30 › July 3, ’14 (No Camp July 4) 3 July 7 › July 11, ’14 4 July 14 › July 18, ’14 5 July 21 › July 25, ’14 6 July 28 › Aug. 1, ’14 7 Aug. 4 › Aug. 8, ’14 8 Aug. 11 › Aug. 15, ’14 9 Aug. 18 › Aug. 22, ’14 10 Aug. 25 › Aug. 29, ’14

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E4-H JUNIOR SUMMER CAMPThe camp fee includes the following: round-trip transportation to camp from Arlington by bus, meals and lodging for five days and four nights, a camp T-shirt, and class supplies. Campers have the oppor-tunity to request their roommates if they like, and are then placed in a room with campers of similar age. Each morning, campers attend three different classes that they choose prior to arriving at camp. Lunch is followed by free swim and recreation time each day, as well as evening programs and a campfire. We are also in need of teen counselors to assist while at camp. The teen counselor fee covers five days and four nights, a camp T-shirt, and class supplies, and mandatory leadership training sessions prior to junior camp. All interested teens should contact the Arlington 4-H Extension Agent for more information. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 9-13 (Camper/Counselor in Training) Ages 14-18 (Teen Counselor)Location: No. Virginia 4-H Educational Center, 600 4-H Center Drive, Front Royal, VA 22630Fee: Camper / C.I.T. $280; Teen Counselor $140Registration: Email Emily Reiersgaard (emilyr@vt.edu); Visit webpage: http://offices.ext.vt.edu/arlington/; Call: 703-228-6400. Registration runs March 1 – May 30, 2014.

~ NATURE, ADVENTURE ~ & HISTORY CAMPS

BIG WORLD, SMALL WONDERS A C

In this fun filled nature camp we’ll take the time to discover the little things that make a big

difference! Each day will bring a new set of outdoor adventures to find what makes our world work so well. Discover the little things that help us grow our food, clean the air, create oxygen, and more. Children will play games, make crafts and explore the natural world based on each day’s topic. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 5-6 (must have completed kindergarten)Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center 540294Sessions 1, 2Time 9am-noonFees $164, $132 for session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

COLORFUL CRITTERS A C

Orange Monarchs, Blue Jays, green frogs & red ladybugs— everywhere you look there are crit-

ters in all colors of the rainbow. Some you can’t miss, but others use their colors to blend in with the world around them. At this camp we will meet some friendly colorful characters and search the Gulf Branch woods for those who might be hiding in plain sight! We’ll also meet the animals at the Nature Center and make crafts, play games and take short hikes to round out our day. 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 Nature Center 540354Sessions 5, 6Time 9am-noonFees $164AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

ECOSYSTEM EXPLORERS A C

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

everywhere! Through walks, talks, games, songs, and stories, we’ll explore what and where they are, how they work, how they differ, how they are con-nected and the plants and animals that call them home. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-9 (must have completed grade 1)Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center 540294Sessions 3, 7Time 9am-noonFees $164AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CITY CREATURES A C

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

or slunk around these parts in pioneer times? We’ll meet and compare some of our current animal inhabitants with those who moved away to wilder parts. A mix of animal introductions, outdoor fun, crafts and hikes will fill each day at camp. Session content repeats; campers should attend only one session. Staff to partic-ipant ratio 1:10. Ages 7-9 (must have completed grade 1)Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center 540354Sessions 1, 2Time 9am-noonFees $164; $132 for session 2, No camp on July 4 AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

HANDS-ON HISTORY CAMPA C

What was it really like during the Civil War? Here’s your child’s opportunity to find out in a

way that reading a book or watching a movie simply can’t teach. Campers will participate in Civil War camp life, fort construction, artillery and infantry drilling, nineteenth century games and more! We’ll eat food appropriate to the historical period and take time to enjoy the wonderful nature found in the park. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 7-8Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith 540434Session 3Time 9am-noonFees $164AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

ARLINGTON FARMER CAMPA C Although there are no longer any farms in

Arlington, our community still has a rich agricultural story. During this camp we’ll use the fields and equip-ment at Fort CF Smith Park to learn about farming and farm skills such as caring for a garden, spinning and weaving and using harvesting equipment. We’ll also visit local farm parks to meet farm animals and use some farm equipment. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 8-10Location Camp CodeFort CF smith 540434Session 2 (no camp July 4)Time 9am-2pmFees $218AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

TREKS AND TRAVELSA C

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

Nature Center then travel to a different local park by van to explore, hike, find fossils, learn, and play in a unique natural habitat. We’ll go fishing, 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 Nature Center 540294Sessions 5Time 9am-3pmFees $323AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

WILDERNESS BOUND A C

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 making, orien-teering, making rope, tracking, fishing, and flint knap-ping 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 partici-pant ratio: 1:8: Ages 11-14 (must have completed grade 6) Location Camp CodeLong Branch Nature Center 540294Session 6Time 9am-3pmFees $323AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

RIVERSIDE HIKERSA C

Calling all who like to walk in the Great Outdoors! Summer sun or gentle rain won’t stop

us as we explore natural and man-made wonders along the mighty Potomac River. Every day we will travel by van to local wet spots, from giant falls to quiet canals, explore hidden tributaries and island monuments, and even net tiny critters in a sleepy bay. Sturdy shoes and clothes that can get wet and muddy are recommended for this camp. Note: Hikes may include steep, rocky terrain. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 10-12 (must have completed grade 5)Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center 540354Sessions 3Time 9am-3pmFees $323AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CIVIL WAR SOLDIERA C

No slouching in this camp! Our young enlistees will learn to march and drill like a well-trained infantry

unit. They’ll learn how to quickly load artillery 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-camper ratio 1:8. Ages 9-10Location Camp CodeFort CF smith 540434Session 4Time 9am-noonFees $164AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

A SOLDIER’S LIFE IN THE CIVIL WARA C

In our newest camp our recruits 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-camper ratio 1:8. Ages 10-12.Location CodeFort CF Smith 540434Session 6Time 9am – 2pmFee $272AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

BATTLEFIELD EXPLORERSA C

Each day we’ll travel by van to local Civil War bat-tlefields and sites to learn about the war and the

soldiers who fought. We’ll visit Harper’s Ferry, tour the Defenses of Washington and hike on the battle-fields at Monocacy, Gettysburg and Antietam and learn about each battle. Note: Sturdy shoes are rec-ommended for this camp, as hikes may include rocky and uneven terrain. Staff to participant ratio 1:7. Ages 11-14Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith 540434Session 7Time 9am-4pmFees $377AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

~ OVERNIGHT CAMPS~ GIRL’S FIRE CAMPExperience the everyday life of a Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in a three-day weekend of fun-filled exercises, including physical training, classes and Fire/Emergency Medical Services (EMS) 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 (ACFD) facilities. Overnight stay will be at Marymount University, chaperoned by female ACFD staff members. Free and limited to 16 female participants; selection based on success-ful completion of the application packet and essay contest: “Why would you like to attend this camp?” Participants will be supervised by highly trained Firefighters/ Paramedics - safety is our highest priority. Sponsored and run by Arlington County Fire Department. Note: Participants must be available for ALL parts of the Camp Program, including the over-night stays at Marymount University. Arlington resi-dents only. Staff to participant ratio 1:4. Ages 13-18Location SessionMarymount University TBDFees FreeRegistration: Email jslade@arlingtonva.us or call 703-228-0098 or go to www.fire.arlingtonva.us/Girls-Fire-Camp

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 & crafts, swimming, camp songs, and exciting field trips. YMCA camp staff will build teamwork and pro-vide challenging, safe activities for each small group. The NEW Camp Kirkwood offers a special emphasis on outdoor recreation, reconnecting kids with nature and bringing back a sense of adventure to the out-door experience. An optional overnight experience (2 days, 1 night) will be offered during weeks 2, 4, 6, and 8 for those who choose to participate. Outdoor Adventure Camp is designed for a mature camper to take part in daily outdoor, off-site experiences and field trips. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-15Location SessionsTBD Ages 5-8 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 Ages 8-12 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Ages 12-15 2, 6, 8 Ages 5-15 10Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $300, $250 for session 2 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm $80 for session 2 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

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NATURAL RESOURCE CAMPA C

We’ll spend the week learning about our amazing natural resources through a combination of

hands-on discovery, basic experiments, student-cen-tered discussion, related crafts, games, and hikes. Days will be a combination of indoor time with a majority of outdoor time. This week you’ll have fun learning while getting sweaty, wet, and even a little dirty! The week includes two full-day field trips to local parks. Come explore and discover how these natural resources are integral to us and a healthy ecosystem. Prepare to come away with a renewed appreciation for our natural resources and some easy ways you can help conserve them. Staff to Participant Ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-11Location Camp CodeFort CF Smith 540434Session 1Time 9am–2pmFees $272AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

EXPLORERS HIKING CAMPA C

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

and fauna they encounter. Reach for a Witch’s Hat insect gall and pause for a passing turtle. We will venture far and wide to visit all kinds of habitat: for-est & wetlands, meadows & mountains. Campers should be prepared to travel by van each day to other sites, where we will walk and wade, hike rocky ter-rain and, above all, enjoy the journey! Note: Hikes may include steep, rocky terrain. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 11-14 (must have completed grade 6)Location Camp CodeGulf Branch Nature Center 540354Session 4Time 9am-4pmFees $377AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

YMCA JUNIOR TRAVEL/LITTLE MOVERS, SENIOR TRAVEL/MOVIN’ ONTravel 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. Specific activities for each session may vary. Calendars with specific activities will be provided on the first day of each session. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8, 1:10. Ages 5-8 (Junior Travel) Ages 8-12 (Senior Travel)Location SessionsTBD 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $350, $290 for session 2 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm $80 for session 2 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

YMCA PONY CAMP An introduction to riding basics, horse care and responsibility taught in a safe and fun environ-ment! Campers will go to the stables for 2 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. 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. Camp participants will please wear the following: 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 participating in Pony Camp! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-8Location SessionsTBD 3, 7Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $430 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

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. Camp participants will please wear the fol-lowing: 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 is required for all campers partici-pating in Horseback Riding Camp! Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 8-15Location SessionsTBDAges 8-12 1, 9Ages 12-15 5Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $480 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pmRegistration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES FISH ‘N FUN CAMP (6-8 YR. OLDS):Our Fish ‘n Fun camps for 6-8 yr. old campers are designed to teach the basics of freshwater fishing through a series of games and activities as well as on-the-water experience. 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 6-8 Location SessionGunston Center 4Times 8:30am-3pmFee $425Registration: Visit http://virginiaoutside.com. Contact Tee Clarkson with questions. tsclarkson@virginiafishingadventures.com or 804-272-6362.

VIRGINIA FISHING ADVENTURES FISHING CAMP This 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 num-ber one priority, so campers will wear lifejackets 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 partici-pant ratio 1:5. Ages 8-14 Location SessionGunston Center 1, 3, 6,9,10Times 8:30am-4:30pmFee $550Registration: Visit http://virginiaoutside.com. Contact Tee Clarkson with questions. tsclarkson@virginiafishingadventures.com or 804-272-6362.

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE MOUNTAIN BIKING CAMP Northern 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: steering, shifting, hill climbing and descending, log hopping, 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 hel-mets provided by Virginia Outside, but campers are welcome to bring their own. 1:5. Ages 8-13 Location SessionGunston Center 1, 4, 9, 10Times 8:30am-4:30pmFee $525Registration: Visit http://virginiaoutside.com. Contact Tee Clarkson with questions. tsclarkson@virginiafishingadventures.com or 804-272-6362.

VIRGINIA OUTSIDE KAYAK TOURING AND FISHING CAMPJoin Virginia Outside for an introduction to kayak-ing and kayak fishing. Our staff will instruct you on safety, paddling and general maneuvering of a sit-on-top kayak. As you learn throughout the week at vari-ous locations we will incorporate fishing, sightseeing and touring while paddling on all types of water; from local lakes and rivers like Bull Run, Fountainhead and tidal creeks of the Potomac. We will progress to days on lazy rivers that include the Shenandoah, Rappahannock, and Rapidan Rivers. A kayak is a 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. Don’t forget your water proof camera! Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages 10-15 Location SessionGunston Center 5,8Times 8:30am-4:30pmFees $550Registration: Visit http://virginiaoutside.com. Contact Tee Clarkson with questions. tsclarkson@virginiafishingadventures.com or 804-272-6362.

Every camper in DPR summer camps 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 an opportunity 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 DPR summer camps through interactive sports and games run by our staff.

It is our goal to provide an environment where campers are able to increase their aerobic capacity, muscular strength, and overall physi-cal fitness through fun and challenging activities. In order to provide safe opportunities for physical activity, it is imperative that your camper wear tennis shoes that fit properly. Laces or Velcro must be tied snuggly 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. DPR Staff will consult with a parent when improper footwear is worn.FIT

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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 lifejack-ets 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 SessionsArlington Science Focus 2Time 8:30am-4:30pmFees $550Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.

FISH AND EXPLORE: PADDLE AND EXPLOREFish and Explore transports campers off-site to paddle two person 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 10-16Location SessionsLubber Run Center 10Time 8:30am-4:30pmFees $525Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.FISH AND EXPLORE: PADDLE FISH 1Fish and Explore transports campers off-site to pad-dle two person kayaks along local waterways, ponds and lakes. Campers will learn kayaking skills while fishing. Learn water safety and nature awareness, the basics of freshwater fishing (casting, rigging, knot tying, selecting tackle and lures and identify-ing fish). Students will wear lifejackets when in the water and while 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. Scouts can earn a fishing merit badge while attending this camp. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 10-16Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 5Time 8:30am-4:30pm Fees $595Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.FISH AND EXPLORE: NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY & HIKINGFish and Explore transports campers off-site to pho-tograph, hike and explore the great outdoors. Learn techniques to become a better photographer as you capture animals, landscapes, flora and fauna while on extended hikes. Camp will cover camera functions, lighting, composition, how to upload and save to a flash drive. Special lessons include in-depth photo editing software techniques and tips to enhance images through lab sessions. Many of our students have won photography awards for their camp photos! Bring lunch, snack, digital camera, SD card and flash drive. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 10-17Location SessionsFairlington Center 4Time 8:30am-4:30pmFees $495Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.

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USING SEWING 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 sew-ing, reading patterns (including sewing terms), cut-ting fabric according to pattern instructions, thread-ing a sewing machine and winding a bobbin, and sew-ing a fabric item according to pattern instructions. Basic sewing skills are required. Fees include materi-als. A sewing machine will be furnished for in-class use. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 9-15Location Session Arlington Traditional School 5Time 9am-noonFees $220Registration: Email schoolofcrafts@gmail.com or visit schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

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 supervi-sion. 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 9-15Location Session Arlington Traditional School 6Time 9am-noonFees $200Registration: Email schoolofcrafts@gmail.com or visit schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

INTRODUCTION TO KNITTINGLooking for a fun and rewarding hobby? Come and join us in learning how to knit in a friendly and open environment. It requires some patience and produces awesome projects. Students will learn the two basic stitches used in knitting (knit and purl), as well as how to start and end a project. With these few skills you can create a number of fun and useful projects like headbands, purses, scarves, and much more. All materials are included in the class fee. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 8-15Location SessionArlington Traditional School 7Time 9am-noonFees $210Registration: Email schoolofcrafts@gmail.com or visit schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

ART BOUND STUDIO: MODERN MASTERSWant to enjoy a fun filled summer with paint and clay?! This class will explore the origins and elements of Modern art through a series of artist studies which focus on the style and techniques of our Modern Masters. Using famous works as inspiration, each child will choose from a variety of media (clay, paint, pastel, pen & ink, printmaking materials, etc.) to create their own colorful, textural masterpieces. This class has a wonderful balance of creative exploration and art his-tory! Students should bring their lunch and two snacks each day. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-11Location SessionsWalter Reed Center 1, 5Time 9:15am – 3:15pmFee $325Registration: www.artboundstudio.com or call 703-507-1612

ABRAKADOODLE: MEDIEVAL DOODLERS ART CAMPHear ye! Hear ye! Abrakadoodle requests the appearance of all young Lords and Ladies to join us on a quest for creative expression. Bring your imagi-nations as we step back in the Middle Ages to design castles fit for Royalty, create golden chalices, tame ferocious dragons and search for the King’s treasure. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsWalter Reed Center 3Time 9am-3pm Fees $290Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01.

ABRAKADOODLE: SUPER DOODLERS ART CAMPYou’re a kid! You’re a Super Doodler! Create super-sized drawings and masks! Imagine superheroes and your own superpowers. Make a super mess to produce spectacular scultures and paintings! Blast off with super space art. Super Doodlers create nonstop super FUN in thei super-duper camp. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionsWalter Reed Center 8Time 9am-3pm Fees $290Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01.

ABRAKADOODLE: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ART-FACTS CAMPJoin Abrakadoodle as we set sail to search for trea-sures. We will explore the coastlines and islands around the world to learn about amazing works of art and other surprises. We will visit Greece and Italy, create an Aboriginal style print, make an ancient native totem pole and even make your own clay treasure chest to stow away your treasures. Land ho! Get ready for the treasure hunt of your life! Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 3-6, 6-12Location SessionGunston Center 2Time 9am-3pm Fees $255Registration: visit www.abrakadoodle.com/va01.

THEATRICAL SKILLS BUILDINGStudents receive intensive training in performance skills with some of the area’s best theater profes-sionals. Topics covered may include: Auditioning, Improvisation, Voice and Diction, Hip Hop, Jazz, Modern and Musical Theater Dance, Stage Combat, Character Development, Stage and Special Effects Makeup. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 12-17Location SessionsArtisphere 1Time 10am-4pmShowcase June 27, 4:00 pm Fees $300Registration: Visit http://www.artisphere.com/programs/education.aspx

FASHION BOOT CAMPPresented in partnership with Fashion Fights Poverty, learn the ins and outs of the fashion industry and eco-ethical design. Students will engage in creative activities to boost their self esteem and introduce them to fashion related skills such as styling, design, pattern making, sewing, and production, among others. Learning sessions will provide a variety of opportunities for the participants to be energized and creative through active play, hands-on proj-ects, guest speakers, on-site mentoring, and social responsibility workshops. The camp concludes with project presentations showcasing the participant’s progress. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 12-16Location SessionsArtisphere 6Time 10am-4 pmShowcase August 1, 5:00 pm Fees $300Registration: Visit http://www.artisphere.com/programs/education.aspx

CARE ACTOR: ACT IT OUT!Take an adventure in this theater and 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 pres-ent their favorite story on the last day! Note: A $20 materials fee is included in the price. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 4-6Location SessionsMadison Center 6Time 9am-noon Fees $175 Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com

FISH AND EXPLORE: NATIVE ANIMAL EXPLORERS 1 & 2Fish 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 sneakers and bring lunch, snack, river shoes and towel. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Native Animal Explorers 1:6 Ages 7-10, Native Animal Explorers 2: Ages 10-15Location SessionsGlebe Elementary 8Time 8:30am-4:30pmFees $425Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.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: 1:6. Ages 9-16Location SessionsWashington-Lee 6Time 8:30am-4:30pmFees $575Registration: Visit www.fishandexplore.com or call 703-609-8083.

~ CREATIVE ARTS CAMPS~ CREATIVE ART CAMPA C

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

Campers spend their days experimenting with a variety of art materials and techniques. We emphasize devel-oping creativity and imagination with a special focus on skill building. Our staff shares their expertise in a vari-ety 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 pro-gram. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8 and 8-11Location Camp CodeMadison Center 531404 (ages 5-8)Fairlington Center 531244 (ages 8-11)Sessions 1/2,3/4,5/6,7/8 (two-week camps)Time 8am-3pmExt. Hours 3-6pmFees Core program: $520 $468 for session 1/2Ext. Fees $92 $83 session 1/2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CREATIVE ART CAMP: ART EXPLORERS AT ARLINGTON MILLA C

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

opportunity to experiment with exciting art materials and explore artworks throughout art history and from around the globe. Each day will focus on a specific tech-nique, including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmak-ing and collage. Each session has its own unique theme and activities. Campers should wear clothes that they can get messy. Bring a snack each day. Five-year-olds must have completed kindergarten or a similar all day program. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8Location Camp CodeArlington Mill 531114 Sessions 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 (one-week camp)Time 8:30am-noonFees $130, $104 for session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

Did you know we offer a Creative Art Camp for teens?

See (p.14) for all of the details

ARLINGTON YOUTH STREET THEATERAre you the next American Idol or X Factor? Do you sing, dance, act or do all three? Are you between the ages of 8-18 and/or a graduating high school senior? If so, the Arlington Youth Street Theatre wants you! This is an intensive eight-week program for youth and teens to hone their performing arts skill through professional training sessions in dance, drama, vocal, set design and costume design. As members of a company, participants develop a production piece for a two-week performance tour including Arlington, DC and New York City. The Arlington Youth Street Theater develops the possibility of potential careers in the performing arts. Auditions will be held on evenings in March, April and May. Please come with a photo headshot, resume and a one minute monologue, song and movement piece. Must be an Arlington resident to audition. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 8-18Location SessionsKenmore MS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time noon-5pmExt. Hours 9am-1pm, (ages 8-13) Noon-5pm (ages 14-17) Fees $125Ext. Fees $30 pmRegistration: Email workshoparts@aol.com or call 202-393-3293 or 301-613-2878.

INTRODUCTION TO SEWINGThis class teaches the basics of sewing. Mainly machine sewing will be taught, though some hand sewing basics skills will also be demonstrated. Skills covered by this class include safety measures for cutting and sewing, fabric cutting (using shears and rotary cutter), threading 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 9-15Location SessionArlington Traditional School 3Time 9am-noonFees $220Registration: Email schoolofcrafts@gmail.com or visit schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

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 (using shears and rotary cut-ter), threading a sewing machine and winding a bob-bin, creating and combining quilt blocks or patches, and sewing a quilted project. Some machine sewing experience is helpful for this class but not required. 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 9-15Location Session Arlington Traditional School 4Time 9am-noonFees $225Registration: Email schoolofcrafts@gmail.com or visit schoolofcrafts.blogspot.com

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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 and positive values! Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-11Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 5Time 9am-3pm Fees $295Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com

CARE ACTOR: THEATRICAL TEENS!This theater and arts camp invites teens to engage in improvisational theater techniques, playwriting, set and costume design, while discussing current topics. A short play created by the students will be presented on the last day of camp! Ages 11-15Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 5Time 9am-3pm Fees $295Registration: Visit www.careactorkids.com

LOLA’S LABORATORY: MYSTERY OF THE MISSING MASTERPIECESJoin us as we travel through our imagination finding the thief who is stealing important art all over the world! Each day as the clues come from Inspector Crow, our adventure explores distant lands, famous artists and unusual suspects through the joy of the expressive arts. In addition to individual projects and games, as the kids put the facts together, they’ll work as teams to create a play-through map of the mystery in their own cardboard putt- putt golf course too! Lola’s Lab brings an ultra creative mix of story-based adventures, fun and funky art, drama and movement activities and collaborative projects led by professional artists, dancers, storytellers, actors and more. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-11Location SessionsGunston Center 1Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-6pm Fees $340Ext. Fees $55 am, $110 pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visit www.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register. Questions? Email lolalombard@lolaslaboratory.com or call 703-798-8707.

LOLA’S LABORATORY: THE CHILDREN’S STATE FAIRThe State Fair is re-imagined when the kids in Lola’s Lab explore the sights, sounds and history of a State Fair and create their own lollapalooza using recy-cling! Kids will dream up all the thrilling rides, grow giant crops, enter the prettiest cow contest, make their own arcade games and booths, and more and then present their own fair for families and friends in a giant playable cardboard version at the end of the week. 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 participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-11Location SessionsMadison Center 9Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-6pm Fees $340Ext. Fees $55 am, $110 pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visit www.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register. Questions? Email lolalombard@lolaslaboratory.com or call 703-798-8707.

LOLA’S LABORATORY: ZOOPOSSIBLE: ANIMALS TAKE MANHATTAN!When New York City dwellers leave their pets behind for the summer, young Zoe Zipperosa’s animal care biz becomes more than she bargained for. In Midtown, the cats are creating a “mew-sical.” The west side has snakes and birds flocking to fancy hotels, on the east side the exotic animals are hatching a plan to ride on the central park carousel and downtown the animals are hopping on the subway! Zoe enlists the help of Lola’s Lab to care for all the animals in the city on their unusual adventures before their owners return from vacation. 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 participant ratio: 1:10 . Ages 5-11Location SessionsMadison Center 10Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-6pm Fees $340Ext. Fees $55 am, $110 pmRegistration: Early registration discount available. Visit www.lolaslaboratory.com for more info for to register. Questions? Email lolalombard@lolaslaboratory.com or call 703-798-8707.

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, keyboards, vocals from professional musicians in a friendly and cre-ative 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 parents on a CD. 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. Electric Guitar, bass and keyboard players must bring their own instruments with their amps if possible. Drum sets, microphones and additional amps will be provided. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 7-14Location SessionsBarcroft ES 1Time 9am-noon Fees $250Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com

GUITAR WORKSHOP CAMPThis 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. Students can play either acoustic guitar, electric guitar or both! Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-14Location SessionsCampbell ES 4Time 9am-noonFees $225Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com

CONCERT BAND SUMMER CAMPThis fun and enriching program will give the oppor-tunity to horn and woodwind students to experience and learn the process of band ensemble. Students will be placed on a band based on their playing and reading level. Openings available include: Saxophone (tenor and alto) Clarinet, French horn, trombone, bas-soon, flute and trumpet. Each participant must bring his or her own instrument. Each day campers will take a general basic music theory class and an instrumen-tal 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 7-14Location SessionsCampbell ES 4Time 1-4pm Fees $215Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: IT’S ELEMENTARYJoin us this summer for an exciting theatre adventure! Teaching Artists will channel the energy and imagi-nation of our young campers through story drama and character creation. Students will explore their creativity through movement, 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 1:7. Ages 4-9 Location SessionWilliamsburg MS 1-2; 3-4; 5-6 (two week camps)Theatre on the Run 7-8; 9-10 (two week camps)Time 8:30am-5:15pm Half Day 8:30am-12:30pm / 1:15-5:15pm Fees $730 Half Day $365 Registration: Visit www.encorestage.org or call 703-548-1154

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: SCENES FOR TWEENS Our two-week summer camp for ages 8-12 empha-sizes 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 ses-sion will conclude with a final performance for family and friends. Staff to student ratio 1:9. Ages 8-12 Location SessionKenmore MS 1-2; 3-4; 5-6 (two week camps)Time 10am-4pmExt. Hours 8:30-10am, 4-5:30pmFees $550 Ext. Hours $85am, $85 pmRegistration: Visit www.encorestage.org or call 703 548 1154

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: STAGE DOORLooking to hone your performance skills? Participate in a fully-staged production of Peter Pan Jr. with Encore’s Stage Door! In this conservatory-style program, students will engage in a variety of work-shops including dance, vocal technique, physical comedy and stage combat. Students will also have the chance to learn basic elements of technical the-atre 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 student ratio 1:8. Ages 11-15Location SessionKenmore MS 1-3 (three week camp)Time 10am-4pmExt. Hours 8:30-10am; 4-5:30pmFees $815Ext. Fees $125 am, $125 pmRegistration: Visit www.encorestage.org or call 703-548-1154

ENCORE STAGE & STUDIO: TECH CAMPInterested in developing your technical theatre skills? Here’s your chance to get backstage with Peter Pan Jr.! Students will explore scenic design, costuming, props, stage management and more dur-ing this two-week camp experience. Campers will also have the chance to engage in exciting theatrical workshops including stage combat, makeup design, and improv. Runs in conjunction with Encore’s Stage Door camp. Staff to student ratio 1:8. Ages 11-15Location SessionKenmore MS 2-3 (two week camp)Time 10am-4pmExt. Hours 8:30-10am; 4-5:30pmFees $535Ext. Fees $85am, $85 pmRegistration: Visit www.encorestage.org or call 703-548-1154

Interested in one of these camps but need support for a disability? Contact the TR Office at

TRinfo@arlingtonva.us

JANE FRANKLIN DANCE: “THE BIG MEOW”Express yourself and find your passion in the per-forming arts with Jane Franklin Dance. This full day camp is inspired by the story of an ever-hopeful orange fluff ball who desperately wants to belong to the band of neighborhood cats, but is ostracized for a “loud as a lion’s roar” meow. This book will come to life through movement, creative problem solving and physical story-telling. You’ll stretch your muscles, create and share a cat-like vocabulary of movement, explore visual arts, reading and performance prepara-tion. By the end of the week, you’ll be on stage and be a star. Staff to participant ratio: 4:1. Ages 5-7Location Session 3700 S Four Mile Run Dr. 4, 5, 6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 3-5pmFees $300Ext. Fees $100Registration: Visit www.janefranklin.com or contact janefranklindance@gmail.com or call 703-933-1111.

JANE FRANKLIN DANCE: “MOUSE IN HOUSE”Express yourself and find your passion in the per-forming arts with Jane Franklin Dance. This full-day camp takes inspiration from a mouse that forms an unlikely friendship with reclusive poet Emily Dickinson. The mouse’s life changes forever when a gust of wind blows one of Emily’s poems her way. Even a common mouse is capable of creating beautiful poetry and you are too! We’ll learn dances, find new movement, explore books, reading and visual art. Students create a role that is performed by the end of the week. Staff to participant ratio: 1:4. Ages 5-7Location Session3700 S Four Mile Run Dr. 7, 8Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 3-5pmFees $300Ext. Hours: $100Registration: Visit www.janefranklin.com or contact janefranklindance@gmail.com or call 703-933-1111.

EDUCATIONAL THEATRE COMPANY’S (ETC) CREATIVE DRAMA CAMPSCampers will create cool and funny characters and take them to the stage! Through improvisation classes, special guest artist workshops, and daily theatre games and rehearsals, campers will learn the basics of acting and production design. Along the way they will discover new ways of collaborat-ing with peers and the joy of performing for friends and family. Past workshops have included stage make-up, choreography, singing, yoga and sword-play! Family and friends are invited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon of each session. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-8Location SessionCampbell 1, 3, 7Williamsburg MS 2Madison Center 6Time 9am – 3pmExt. Hours 8 – 9am, 3– 5pmFee $295.00Ext. Fees $50 am, $100 pmRegistration: To register or for information about other ETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre company.org or call 703-271-0222.

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Session Dates/Sesión y Fecha Week 1 June 23 › June 27, ’14 2 June 30 › July 3, ’14 (No Camp July 4) 3 July 7 › July 11, ’14 4 July 14 › July 18, ’14 5 July 21 › July 25, ’14 6 July 28 › Aug. 1, ’14 7 Aug. 4 › Aug. 8, ’14 8 Aug. 11 › Aug. 15, ’14 9 Aug. 18 › Aug. 22, ’14 10 Aug. 25 › Aug. 29, ’14

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ETC: ACTING OUT CAMPS Have 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 week based on your favorite inspiration for creating a theatre piece, as each week offers a new creative lens for campers to use. Or take all three for a well-rounded theatre experience! Whether the focus is on bringing characters to life, developing scripts through improvisation, or creating our own scripted stories for the stage, “Acting Out” teaches campers how to develop theatre in different ways. Character develop-ment, playwriting, improvisation, ensemble work and strengthening performance skills are just some of the activities 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 7-12Location SessionWilliamsburg MS 8Madison Center 10Time 9am – 3pmExt. Hours 8 – 9am, 3– 5pmFee $295.00Ext. Fees $50 am, $100 pmRegistration: To register or for information about other ETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre company.org or call 703-271-0222.

ETC: PAGE TO STAGE Get 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 the plot, characters and the setting all led by ETC’s Rachel Hynes and her team of camp directors. Through a series of workshops, campers will explore a variety of playwriting ele-ments such as narrative structure, character devel-opment, conflict, stage combat, and dance. The ever popular ‘ETC Masterpiece Theatre’ returns where campers will create mini plays that are inspired by music, art, and real life people. Counselors in Training (CIT), led by Ashley Hammond, will assist groups in playwriting, design, and production, as well as participating in extended acting or directing daily intensives. The 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 8-12Location SessionFairlington Center 8-9 (two-week camp)Time 9am – 3pmExt. Hours 8 – 9am, 3– 5pmFee $550Ext. Fees am $100, pm $200Registration: To register or for information about other ETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre company.org or call 703-271-0222.

ETC: MUSICAL REVUETriple threat theatre is back for its 10th year! Join the company during this anniversary year as you dance, act, sing and design elements into one singular sensa-tion. Students collaborate with professional artists to create a dynamic cabaret performance and artist showcase, learning skills in Broadway movement, vocal technique, slapstick, and improvisation along the way. Led by Elena Velasco, this camp offers oppor-tunities for students with all levels of dramatic experi-ence. Family and friends are invited to an end of camp Performance and Reception on Friday, August 15th at 5:30pm. For our rising 8th and 9th grade students, our Counselor in Training (CIT) program is available for those students with an extensive theatre background. In addition, students in grades 10 and up looking for professional theatre education development may apply for non-tuition based internships. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 8-18Location SessionKenmore MS 7-8 (two-week camp)Time 9am – 3pmExt. Hours 8 – 9am, 3– 5pmFee $550Ext. Hours $100 am, $200 pmRegistration: To register or for information about other ETC camps visit wwweducationaltheatre company.org or call 703-271-0222.

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sion features an exciting theme with indoor and out-door activities, group games, relays, water day and arts and crafts. Campers participate in four gymnas-tics events: vault, bars, beam and floor, as well as our tumble track, obstacle courses and foam pit. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-8Location Camp CodeBarcroft Sport & Fitness 530114Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Time 9:15am-12:15pmFees $165, $132 for Session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

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sion features an exciting theme with indoor and out-door activities, group games, relays, water day and arts and crafts. Campers participate in four gymnas-tics events: vault, bars, beam and floor. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-6Location Camp CodeDawson Terrace 530154Sessions 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time 1:30-4:30pmFees $165AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

YMCA ARLINGTON SPORTS FESTIVAL CAMP 2014 Do 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 session. Session specific activities take place between 9am and 4pm. Other sports such as floor hockey, hand-ball, and ultimate frisbee will be included during extended hours. All campers will swim twice a week. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 7-12Location SessionsWakefield HSBasketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse 2Volleyball, Soccer, Softball / Wiffleball 3Lacrosse, Flag Football, Soccer 4

Softball / Wiffleball, Lacrosse, Basketball 5Flag Football, Basketball, Volleyball 6Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $240, $200 for session 2 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm $80 for session 2 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

DUAL SPORTS CAMP: SOCCER/BASKETBALLToday’s kids play a greater variety of sports than ever before. As more sports become year round activities, kids are often looking to improve skills in multiple areas. Join One on One, Inc. for a unique camp where participants focus on soccer 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 soccer partici-pants will work on fundamentals by position through fun drills and games. Basketball will work on shoot-ing, passing, ball handling moves, rebounding, post moves, transition and defense. Participants will need to bring a water bottle, snack, lunch and sun screen. Staff to participant ratio: 1:9. Ages 6-12Location SessionBarcroft Sport & Fitness 1Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-5pmFees $235Ext. Fees $35 am, $65pmRegistration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, or call 202-244-BALL (2255)

DUAL SPORTS CAMP: BASKETBALL/FLAG FOOTBALLToday’s kids play a greater variety of sports than ever before. As more sports become year round activities, kids are often looking to improve skills in multiple areas. Join One on One, Inc. for a unique camp where participants focus on basketball and flag football 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 fundamentals by position through drills and games. Basketball will work on shooting, passing, ball han-dling moves, rebounding, post moves, transition, and defense. Participants will need to bring a water bottle, snack, lunch and sun screen. Staff to partici-pant ratio: 1:9. Ages 6-12Location SessionH-B Woodlawn 6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-5pmFees $235Ext. Fees $35 am, $65 pmRegistration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, or call 202-244-BALL (2255)

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 ses-sions, 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 impor-tance of teamwork, good sportsmanship and most importantly, having fun. All levels are welcome to participate! During the rest of the day, all camp-ers enjoy traditional camp activities such as group games, sports and fitness, singing, arts and crafts, hands-on science, theme days, swimming and much more! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8 and 1:10. Ages 5-8; 8-12Location SessionsTuckahoe ES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Ext. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $240, $200 for session 2 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm $80 for session 2 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

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 activi-ties. 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 6-12Location Sessions HB Woodlawn 1, 4Yorktown HS 2Barcroft Sports & Fitness 9Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 3-6pmFees $170, $135 for session 2Ext. Fees am $20, $16 for session 2 pm $30, $24 for session 2Registration: Contact aasc6420@cox.net, 703-998-8123 or ww.sportzcampz4kidz.com.

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 kicking, running, jump-ing 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 5-8Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 5, 6Barcroft Sport & Fitness 10Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 3-6pmFees $170Ext. Fees $20 am, $30 pmRegistration: Contact starscamp6420@gmail.com, 703-998-8123 or www.sportzcampz4kidz.com.

NOVA BASKETBALL SCHOOLCampers 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 accord-ing to age or ability to ensure maximum learning and skill development. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 5-8Location SessionsWilliamsburg MS 3, 7, 8Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 3-6pmFees $170Ext. Fees $20 am, $30 pm Registration: Contact starscamp6420@gmail.com, 703-998-8123 or www.sportzcampz4kidz.com.

WARRIOR BASKETBALL CAMPCampers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun environment. Each day campers will participate 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 8-14Location SessionsSwanson MS 1Kenmore MS 2Washington-Lee HS 6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 3-6pmFees $170; $135 for session 2Ext. Fees am $20, $16 for session 2 pm $30, $24 for session 2Registration: Contact sportzcampz4kidz@yahoo.com, 703-998-8123 or www.sportzcampz4kidz.com.

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YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMPFootball Camp is a non-contact, fundamental football camp designed to improve a child’s beginning, inter-mediate 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 6-12Location Sessions Greenbrier Park 3, 5, 6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 3-6pmFees $170 Ext. Fees $20 am, $30 pmRegistration: Contact arlfb@yahoo.com, 703-998-8123 or www.sportzcampz4kidz.com.

MOMENTUM3 FOOTBALL CAMP Our 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: 6-14Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 1, 4Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-6pmFees $195 Ext. Fees $40 am, $50 pmRegistration: Email - info@momentum-3.com or call 703.980.0335 www.momentum-3.com

CAPITAL ULTIMATE CAMPCampers new to Frisbee will learn the fundamentals – catching, throwing backhand and forehand, etc. More experienced campers will focus on sharpening those skills, extending the range of their throws, plus defensive skills, field positioning, etc. Every camper will get a disc, a shirt and a hat but the most important thing we anticipate our campers 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 them-selves invent and enjoy. Dave Soles and Will Smolinski are the head coaches of the YHR Ultimate Frisbee team. Will and Dave teach at Williamsburg MS and Washington-Lee HS and spend their summers spread-ing 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 importantly their kids have fun. Will is the coach of DC’s Professional Ultimate team, the DC Current. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 11-14Location SessionsHB Woodlawn 4, 5Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 3-6pmFees $300Ext. Fees $50 am, $50 pmRegistration: Email capitalultimatecampdc@gmail.com. Visit www.capulticamp.com.

CHUCK DRIESELL BASKETBALL ACADEMYFocus on the fundamentals of the game at the Chuck Driesell Basketball Academy! Through daily stations, lectures and individual and team competition, camp-ers will practice the basics while having fun. Campers are grouped by age and experience. Chuck Driesell, Head Basketball Coach at The Citadel, serves as the Camp Director, and has over 28 years of experience running summer camps. Other counselors are experi-enced high school and college coaches. These camps for boys and girls are extremely popular and will fill up quickly. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 7-13 Location SessionsKenmore MS 5Time 9am-4pm Ext. Hours 8-9am; 4-6pm Fees $245 Ext. Fees $25 am, $25 pmRegistration: visit www.driesellbball.com or Chuck Driesell at 843-606-2737 or driesellbasketball@yahoo.com.

ONE ON ONE BASKETBALL HOOPS CAMPDirected by One on One Basketball, this camp is designed for each participant to have fun while learn-ing to become a better basketball player. The camps will emphasize skill development through teaching of contemporary basketball fundamentals. Participants will be able to improve their basic skills and develop new skills while also learning how to apply the skills to both individual and team situations. The camp will feature daily games and contests to create a more enjoyable experience for all participants. Areas cov-ered include shooting, passing, ball handling moves, rebounding, post moves, transition and defense. Staff to participant ratio: 1:9. Ages 6-12Location SessionSwanson MS 2Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 3-5pmFees $235Ext. Fees am $35, pm $65Registration: Visit www.1on1basketball.com, or call 202-244-BALL (2255)

ORANGE LINE SPORTS BASKETBALL CAMP Orange Line Sports Basketball Camp is directed by Joe Reed, Boys Assistant Basketball Coach at Bishop Ireton High School and Katrina Reed, Assistant Women’s Basketball coach at Marymount University. 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 team-work, communication, time management and integrity. Players will participate in skill development stations, games, contests, lectures, individual and team compe-titions. Counselors include both male and female col-legiate and high school players. These camps sold out both sessions last year and tend to fill up quickly, boys and girls! Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 7-13Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 3, 4Time 9-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 3-5pmFees $185Ext. Fees $30 am, $35pmRegistration: Early bird discounts available. Contact Joe Reed at orangelinesports@gmail.com or at www.orangelinesports.com.

ORANGE LINE SPORTS ELITE BASKETBALL CAMP Elite Camp is for players who want to play at the next level. The camp is directed by Joe Reed, Boys Basketball Assistant Coach at Bishop Ireton and Katrina Reed, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Marymount University. Between the two coaches they have 14 years of college coaching experience. Among the two coaches, they have coached five All-Americans, 18 All-League Players, and 12 All-Academic Team players. The camp is designed to help players learn and perform the more advanced basket-ball skills needed to succeed on their CYO, AAU, Middle School, and High School teams. Counselors include both players and coaches at the collegiate level. Boys only. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 10-16Location SessionsBarcroft Sports & Fitness 5Time 9-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-5pmFees $195Ext. Fees $30 am, $35 pmRegistration: Early bird discounts available. Contact Joe Reed at orangelinesports@gmail.com or at www.orangelinesports.com.

For specialized sports camp for kids with disabilities, check out Access-Adapted Sports Camp on page 14.

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: 6-14Location SessionsGunston Center 3Kenmore MS 7Langston Center 10 Time 9-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-6pmFees $195 Ext. Fees $40 am, $50 pmRegistration: Email - info@momentum-3.com or call 703.980.0335 www.momentum-3.com

PATRIOT GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPNow in its 18th year, girls will develop fundamental 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 participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-14Location SessionYorktown HS 1Swanson MS 8Langston-Brown 9Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 3-6pm Fees $175Ext. Fees am $25, pm $25Registration: Contact Kip Davis at 703-509-1605 or kip.davis@apsva.us for more information or registration forms

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 intermediate skat-ers. Each day includes instruction, skating games and skate jams. Extended day activities include swimming, kick ball and board games. Participants receive a camp T-shirt and water bottle. Required equipment includes Skateboard, helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards. Bring lunch and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-12Location SessionQuincy Street Parking Deck 3, 4, 9*Time 9am-3pm (session 9) 9am-noonExt. Hours 7:30am – 9am, 3pm – 5:30pmFees *$285, $165 (session 9)Ext. Fees $25 am, $75 pmRegistration: Email info@americaninline.com or call 703-994-77617. Visit www.americaninline.com

CAMP ROLLERBLADEThis fun-filled rollerblade camp is packed with safe, fun and thrilling activities for skaters of all levels. Separate groups are formed, determined by ability. Under the supervision of American Inline coaches, roller skaters learn to gear up, stand up, avoid fall-ing, skate with good form, turn, stop on a dime, skate backwards, crossover, backward crossovers, ride ramps and more. Each day includes instruction, skating games and skate jams. Held in a mobile skate park with a launch ramps, wedge ramps and fun box. Extended day activities include swimming, kick ball and board games. Participants receive a camp T-shirt and water bottle. Required equipment includes inline skates, a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards. Bring lunch and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-12Location SessionQuincy Street Parking Deck 3, 9*Time 9am-3pm (session 9) 9am-noonExt. Hours 7:30am – 9am, 3pm – 5:30pmFees *$285, $165 (session 9)Ext. Fees $25 am, $75 pmRegistration: Email info@americaninline.com or call 703-994-77617. Visit www.americaninline.com

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BIKE RIDING CAMPSay good bye to the training wheels. This camp provides a hands-on, educational way for children to master the art of bicycle riding. Boy and girls wel-come! Groups are formed, determined by ability. Under the supervision of American Inline coaches, campers receive instruction in balance, braking, steering, shift-ing, climbing and descending hills, safety and rules of the road. Daily activities include group and private instruction, the confidence course and short tours on the bike path when ready. In addition to improv-ing 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 water bottle. Bring bike – with or with or training wheels, helmet, bike gloves, lunch and snacks in cooler with ice packs and labeled with name. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-12Location SessionQuincy Street Parking Deck 4,5,6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7:30am – 9am, 3pm – 5:30pmFees $285Ext. Fees $25 am, $75pmRegistration: Email info@americaninline.com or call 703-994-77617. Visit www.americaninline.com

OLYMPIC SPORT FENCINGEn Guarde! Participants will study and practice mod-ern Olympic Fencing, including footwork, conditioning, blade work and bouting. Morning session concen-trates on proper fencing techniques with skills, drills and thrills. The afternoon session focuses on compe-tition preparation. Sign up for either session or both. Morning and all-day participants must have fencing experience equivalent to at least an introductory 6-week fencing class. Afternoon-only participants should have fenced in a tournament or are seriously preparing for competition, or are also enrolled in the morning session. All equipment is provided, but please bring your own gear including tournament electric gear. Staff to camper ratio: 1:8. Ages 8-14Location SessionAbingdon 7Time 9am-4:15pmHalf Day 9am-noon, 12:30-4:15pmFees $280 full day, $160 half day.Registration: Visit http://arlingtonfencers.com/products/Camp.html

OLYMPIC SPORT FENCING FOR BEGINNERSEn Guarde! Participants will learn modern Olympic Fencing, including footwork, conditioning, blade work and bouting. Suitable for beginners as well as novice fencers with up to 6 months experience. All equip-ment is provided. Staff to camper ratio: 1:8. Ages 8-12Location SessionAbingdon 5Time 9:45am - 12:15pm Fees $160Registration: Visit http://arlingtonfencers.com/products/Camp.html

TETRABRAZIL SOCCER CAMPOur youth program will give each player a solid foun-dation in all the basic skills of the game. Fun, refine-ment of skills and introduction to the fundamentals of teamwork are given special attention. 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 pro-gram where players will learn all the Brazilian secrets. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 6-14Location SessionsGunston Center 3Time 9am-3:30pmHalf Day 9am-noonFees $220Half Day $154Registration: Email pbrierley@challengersports.com or call 443-681-7826 or visit challengersports.com.

CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCERFeature’s Challenger’s new 1,000 touch curriculum: Individual Footskills, Fakes moves and turns, Freestyle Soccer, dribbling, Passing/Receiving, Shooting, Heading, Tackling/Defending and the Camp World Cup! Session is coached by a professional British soccer coach. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 5-6 (Mini Soccer) Ages 6-14Location SessionsGunston Center 2Time 9-3:30pmHalf Day 9am-noonMini Soccer 10:15-11:45amFees $192Half Day $140Mini Soccer $93Registration : pbrierley@challengersports.com. To register visit www.challengersports.com

UK ELITE SOCCER SUMMER CAMPU.K. Elite Soccer Schools are designed to take play-ers to the next level of skill. Building on from our Soccer Camp curriculum, our Schools prepare indi-vidual players for more advanced technical skills and an understanding of individual and group tactics. Our dynamic coaching methods, taken from around the world, will ensure every player makes significant improvements during the week. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 5-14Location SessionGunston Center 1,4,5Time 9am-3pmHalf Day 9am-noonFees $230Half Day $170Registration: Email or call Stephen Lehany (coachstephenl@ukelite.com) 703-969-7830 or Tom Holland (TomH@ukelite.com) 703-350-8714. Visit www.ukelite.com.

UK ELITE MULTI-SPORTS WEEK U.K. Elite Soccer UK sports Week is a chance for 5-14 year old children to learn different sports from the UK each week. Sports include Soccer, Cricket, Rugby, Gaelic Football plus others. Small sided technical instruction, teaching the fundamentals with enthusiastic professional British coaches. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 5-14Location SessionGunston Center 8Time 9am-3pmHalf Day 9-noonFees $230Half Day $170Registration: Email or call Stephen Lehany (coachstephenl@ukelite.com) 703-969-7830 or Tom Holland (TomH@ukelite.com) 703-350-8714. Visit www.ukelite.com.

GOLDENBOOT SOCCER: PLAYER DEVELOPMENTThe first step to becoming a complete soccer player is a solid technical base.This window in any young player’s development is by far the most crucial – and for this reason alone requires very specifically designed train-ing. Players learn through close interaction with pro-fessional trainers, instructional demos, footwork train-ing and dynamic activities proven to create healthy soccer habits. Players are then required to perform these concepts in game-like situations – providing a solid foundation to allow each player to be the best they can be. Staff to participant ratio: 1: 12. Ages 7-14Location SessionKenmore MS 7Time 9am-4pmFees $250Registration: Visit www.goldenbootsoccer.com or call 703-287-0088.

ARLINGTON SOCCER ASSOCIATION GOALKEEPER CAMPASA Goalkeeper Camps will provide age-appropriate, fun activities for boys and girls of all abilities who want to develop their goalkeeping skills, abilities and knowledge. Positioning, distribution, shot block-ing and more will be covered. The Arlington Soccer Association is the local youth soccer provider for Arlington County. Year-round activities for children of all ages and abilities are offered by ASA. Also see our camp offerings for tots (3-5 year olds), regular soccer camps and indoor soccer camps, too. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 9-15Location SessionMadison Manor 8,9,10Gunston Center 7VA Highlands 8,9,10Time 9am-12pmFees $210Registration: www.arlingtonsoccer.com

ARLINGTON SOCCER ASSOCIATION SOCCER CAMPSASA Soccer Camps will provide age appropriate, enjoyable 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. Year-round soccer activities, for children of all ages and abilities, are offered by the ASA. Also see our camp offerings for tots (3-5 year olds), evening sessions and indoor soccer. Staff to Participant ratio is 1:10. Ages 6-14Location SessionsKenmore MS 1, 4, 5Gunston Center 6, 7Madison Manor 8, 9 , 10Virginia Highlands 8, 9, 10Time 9am-4pm full day 1, 6, 7 only 9am-noon half dayFees $295 full day, $210 half dayRegistration: www.arlingtonsoccer.com

ARLINGTON SOCCER ASSOCIATION INDOOR SOCCER CAMPThe ASA is offering fun filled indoor soccer camps. Get out of the heat and enjoy the fast-paced game of indoor soccer in the air-conditioned gymnasium at Kenmore MS. These camps will 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. Year-round soccer activities, for children of all ages and abilities, are offered by the ASA. Also see our camp offerings for tots (3-5 year olds) and outdoor soccer (daytimes and evenings). Staff to Participant ratio is 1:10. Ages 6-9 and 10-14Location SessionKenmore MS 3Time 9am-noon (Ages 6-9) 1pm-4pm (Ages 10-14)Fees $210Registration: www.arlingtonsoccer.com

FIRSTSERVE TENNIS CAMPJoin FirstServe Tennis Academy for first-rate camps in a fun, friendly and supportive environment for players of all abilities. Fundamentals/Rally camp uses game based instruction to teach beginners production of the fundamental strokes, while inter-mediate/advanced players develop rally and match play skills. In each camp, players are grouped by age and/or ability. Age-appropriate tennis balls are used to achieve best results in each group. Staff to participant ratio is 1:6. Ages 7-18Location SessionsKenmore MS 3,4,5,7,8Bluemont Park 9,10Time 9am-1pm Ext. Hours 8-9amFees $380Ext. Fees $35Registration: Visit www.tenniseveryone.net, email lessons@tenniseveryone.net or 703-868-8172.

YMCA OUTDOOR TENNIS ACADEMY Formerly Tennis on the Move. Want to learn tennis or improve your tennis skills and make new friends this summer? Try our Junior Tennis Camps. Join us at our fun camps where you learn and play the game with friends, new and old. Our number one priority is to teach your camper how to play tennis in a fun and safe environment. We teach the basic skills of this lifetime sport through drills and games adapted to age and skill levels. Our camp emphasizes sportsman-ship, safety, fundamental skills, etiquette, and strat-egy. We look forward to meeting your children this summer for great outdoor fun and challenges! Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 5-14Location SessionsKenmore MS 1, 2Bluemont 6Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-6 pm Fees $325, $260 for session 2 Ext. Fees $45 am, $36 for session 2 am $65 pm, $52 for session 2pmRegistration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3400 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-522-1700.

MOJO VOLLEYBALL CAMPMOJO is an elite and fun volleyball instruction pro-gram where everyone, from beginners to advanced players are welcome. Most participants sign up to improve their skills and prepare for youth leagues, middle school, high school or club tryouts. The camp is station based; participants interact with skilled experts in serving, passing, setting, hitting, block-ing, defense and offense. Participants will receive a personalized MOJO T-shirt with their choice of name and number on the back. We recommend that participants bring a bag lunch to the day camp, water bottle, knee pads and proper athletic sneakers. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 8-18Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 4*,5Time 9am-3pm 6pm-9 pm*(session 4)Fees $350, session 4 $ 200Registration: Visit www.mojovolleyballacademy.com. Call or email John Delaney 410 991 8065 or Mahrya Delaney 443 875 8829 with questions John.delaney@pgcps.org or mahrya.oconnor@gmail.com

ARLINGTON CHEER CAMPSpend the week cheering, dancing, jumping and tumbling! From beginners to long-time veterans, this camp will be filled with exciting cheerleading activi-ties. Expert instructors will teach motions, dances, jumps, flexibility, and more. No prior cheerleading 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: 6-13Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 1, 4Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-6pmFees $195 Ext. Fees $40 am, $50 pmRegistration: Email - info@momentum-3.com or call 703.980.0335 www.momentum-3.com

Indica un campamento del Condado de Arlington. Use el formulario de inscripción de la pagina 25 para registrarse solo para estos campamentos.

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ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL Academy International (AI) is a renowned commu-nity-based sports education company dedicated to promote field hockey for girls ages 10-18. Highly acclaimed coaches from the UK, Spain and Holland will customize coaching for beginners to advanced level players. AI coaches, who are excellent players, inspir-ing teachers and wonderful role models, will assign campers to coaching teams based on age, experience and skill level. In this way so all players will learn, improve and above all have fun. This is a great oppor-tunity to learn field hockey or get ready for school/club try outs. Campers will need to bring their own stick, shin guards, eye goggles, mouth guard and water. Staff to participant ratio: 1 to 15. Ages 10-18 Ages 14-18Location SessionWashington-Lee 5, 6*Greenbrier 4, 5*, 6Time 9am-noon *5-8pm (Ages 14-18)Fees $248Registration: Email sports@academyinternational.net or call 1-888-529-3827. Visit www.academyinternational.net

PURE PERFORMANCE “BASICS” SOFTBALL CAMPWe have been providing local softball instruction since 2005. All camp directors and instructors are former standout college or high school players trained in positive coaching techniques. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun learning environment for your child while instructing hitting, throwing field-ing 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 “nug-get” 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 SessionBarcroft Sport and Fitness 1Greenbrier 6Time 9am-2pm Ext. Hours 2-6pm Fees $185 Ext. Fees $70 Registration: Visit www.getpureperformance.com or call 703-255-0002

PURE PERFORMANCE ADVANCED SOFTBALL CAMPWe have been providing local softball instruction since 2005. All camp directors and instructors are former standout college or high school players trained in positive coaching techniques. This camp is for softball players who have at least three years experience playing softball or who currently play travel softball. Advanced fielding techniques, spe-cific position work, how to hit different pitches, and other “next step” skills will be included in this camp. Our goal is to provide a safe learning environment for your child while instructing hitting, throwing, fielding, base running, and helping them to be the strongest softball player possible. An age appropri-ate 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, hat/visor, cleats, and lunch. Staff to participant ratio is 1:9. Ages 10-13Location Sessions Quincy Park 3Time 9am-2pm Ext. Hours 2-6pm Fees $185 Ext. Fees $70 Registration: Visit www.getpureperformance.com or call 703-255-0002

ARLINGTON BASEBALL BEGINNERS CAMPSFun skill development includes hitting, base running, fielding, throwing and catching. Group interaction, cooperation and team play emphasized. Games held each day along with enjoyable, well-structured learn-ing experiences for all skill levels. The curriculum is designed for “max touch,” providing plenty of repeti-tions. 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 5-6Location SessionTuckahoe Park 1,3,4Time 9am-noonFees $135Registration: www.Virginia BaseballClub.com. Email questions@goVBC.com or call 703-698-5599

VBC: ARLINGTON SUMMER CAMPS Diamonds are a kid’s best friend...baseball diamonds 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 certi-fied public school educators provides an enjoyable, well-structured learning experience 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 base-ball environment with its three fields and two batting cages. Indoor, air-conditioned accommodations are available for lunch and in case of inclement weather. PM extended hours go to the Yorktown swimming pool. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8. Ages 7-12Location SessionGreenbrier Park 1,3,4Barcroft Park 6,7Time 9am-2pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 2-6pm Fees $225Ext. Fees $35 am, $55pmRegistration: www.VirginiaBaseballClub.com. Email questions@goVBC.com or call 703-698-5599

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 7th Annual Aqua Sports Camp in Arlington! Coach Tober was the Maryland head dive coach and is currently coaching at Georgetown University. The staff consists of highly skilled professionals. Children must be able to swim 25 yards and be comfortable in water of his/her head. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 7-14Location SessionsWashington-Lee Pool 7,8,9,10Time 9am – 4pmExt. Hours 7-9am 4-6pm Fees $275Ext. Fees $35 am, $35pmRegistration: Email michael.tober@gmail.com or call 301-873-8411. Visit www.aquasportscamps.com

MARTIAL ARTS OLYMPICSCheck out the all-new Martial Arts Olympics Camp where children enter as themselves and leave as a virtual Chuck Norris. The camp is fast-paced, fun and exploding with excitement. Day one, your child enters the Olympic compound and is assigned to an imaginary country. From that point on the campers train in the competitive skills of martial arts, including sparring, board breaking (child proof), forms and archery. At the end of the week they enter the arena and compete for top honors (friends and family are invited). Campers receive prizes, awards, badges and more, as well as the life skills of concentration, awareness, balance and poise. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 6-14Location SessionsBarcroft ES 1,2,3,Time 9am-4pmHalf-Day 9am-noon, 1-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pmFees $200; $100 for half-day session ($160; $80 for session 2)Ext. Fees $50 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.wcrbkarate.com or contact 703-241-9272

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This camp is designed for youth with intellectual 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 activ-ities in our daily structure including 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. Camp will be co-located at the countywide MIP-A and Life Skills summer school location at Glebe ES. Extended hours are offered in the morning from 8am-11:30am for session 2 and 8 ONLY. Ages 6-11Location Camp CodeGlebe Elementary 561704Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time 11:30am-6pmExt. Hours 8am-11:30 session 2 and 8 ONLYFees $192, $154 for session 2Ext. Fees $42 for session 2 $53 for session 8AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

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iCan Bike is designed to help individuals with disabilities learn how to ride bikes indepen-

dently. This program uses specialized equipment and teaching methods that work to overcome the difficulties 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 Marianne Joy at 703-228-4774 or mjoy@arlingtonva.us if you have any questions about this program. Participants must have a hel-met 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 indicate your first and second preference for a timeslot. The TR Office will contact you a few weeks before camp to determine the appropriate timeslot for your child. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:1. Age 8-Adult Location Camp CodeKenmore MS 561084Session 6Time 8:30-9:45am; 10:05-11:20am, 11:40-12:55pm; 2:00-3:15pm 3:35-4:50pmFees $275 (Arlington resident) $300 (non resident)AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

NINJA RANGER CAMPIn this martial arts camp, participants are thrust back in time to Ancient Japan. They are among the nation’s elite soldiers who are summoned by the king to fight off the attempts of a hostile takeover. Themes for the 2012 camp include stealth maneuvers, basic karate, weaponry, camouflage, battle strategy and evasive escape training if captured. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 6-14Location SessionsBarcroft ES 4Dawson Terrace 10Time 9am-4pmHalf-Day 9am-noon, 1-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pmFees $$200; $100 for half-day session ($160; $80 for session 2)Ext. Fees $50 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.wcrbkarate.com or contact 703-241-9272

~ CAMPS FOR PEOPLE ~ WITH DISABILITIESArlington County maintains a philosophy of inclusion whereby campers with disabilities are welcome to register for any camp. We offer different levels of support to help meet the needs of each individual. For those needing maximum support, please check out the TR camps on page 14. For those who are in between minimum to moderate support, we have 3 inclusions “Designated Sites” at Madison and Fairlington Center Tot camps, and Taylor Summerfest. For those who are more independent, there are many other options for inclusion throughout the catalog. Everyone who receives support through the Therapeutic Recreation office (for inclusion or TR camps) will be sent an Accommodation Packet that will help TR plan a successful experience for each camper. Call the TR Office at 703-228-4740 or email TRInfo@arlingtonva.us if you need recommendations on camps for your child. Note: the TR Office reserves the right to reassign campers if staff determines that he or she would be served more effectively in another program.

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 Tot Camp, and Taylor 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 pre-vious experience working with campers with dis-abilities. 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!

Interested in one of these camps but need support for a disability? Contact the TR Office at

TRinfo@arlingtonva.us

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Session Dates/Sesión y Fecha Week 1 June 23 › June 27, ’14 2 June 30 › July 3, ’14 (No Camp July 4) 3 July 7 › July 11, ’14 4 July 14 › July 18, ’14 5 July 21 › July 25, ’14 6 July 28 › Aug. 1, ’14 7 Aug. 4 › Aug. 8, ’14 8 Aug. 11 › Aug. 15, ’14 9 Aug. 18 › Aug. 22, ’14 10 Aug. 25 › Aug. 29, ’14

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Come experience some adventure with other teens and young adults with disabilities. All

campers 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 participant ratio of 1:2 to 1:3. This summer we will be co-located with Stratford Summer School and it is a half day program. Extended morning hours will be offered during session 2 only. Ages 12-21 Location Camp CodeStratford School 561734Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Time noon-6pmExt. Hours 9am-noonFees $177, $142 for session 2Ext. Fees $37 for session 2 onlyAC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

PROJECT F.I.V.E.A C

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 a peer buddy without a disability, which could foster great friendships. With their partner, camp partici-pants will have an opportunity to “give back” to the community through service learning in a fun, struc-tured environment. Participants will attend two trips per week which will include a service learning trip and community fun trip. We are looking for indi-viduals with disabilities who are interested in volun-teering and are able to successfully participate with minimum assistance. Themes for the two week ses-sions are listed below. Staff to participation ratio 1:5. Ages 12-21Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson Center 560834Sessions 2-3 (Environment) 4-5 (Zoo/Museums) 6-7 (Community)Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 4-6pmFees $413, $372 for session 2-3Ext. Fees $64, $58 for session 2-3AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

ACCESS - ADAPTED SPORTS CAMPDevelop skills and confidence that lead to a life-time of physical activity and wellness! Our sports oriented day camp is ideal for children with dis-abilities including mild to moderate behavioral, emotional and/or social issues; ADD/ADHD, anxiety, and Aspergers Syndrome. This unique program focuses on developing social interaction skills, self-confidence, and relationship building skills, all while learning the fundamental skills in soccer, baseball, and basketball. Children must be able to: interact verbally, follow simple directions and engage in group activities with minimal support, prompts, or other assistance. Staff to participant ratio 1:5. Ages: 7-14Location SessionsWashington-Lee HS 1Fairlington Center 9Time 9-3pmExt. Hours 7:30-9am, 3-6pmFees $225Ext. Fees $40 am, $50 pmRegistration: Email info@momentum-3.com or call 703-980-0335 www.momentum-3.com

~ TEEN CAMPS~ SUMMER ADVENTUREA C

All aboard! Students 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 two or more trips a week via hike, 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 10-14Location Camp Code Thomas Jefferson Center 550834Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pmFees $236, $189 for session 2Ext. Fees $32 am, $32 pm $26 for session 2AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

T.E.A.M. TEEN ENTREPRENEUR AMUSEMENT MANAGEMENT – A TEEN JOB READINESSA C

Fun is serious business and this camp will teach your teen how to run it! At this camp, teens

learn all of the aspects of operating a small amuse-ment/ adventure business. Participants receive hands-on training on topics such as small business ownership, the dos and don’ts of starting and operat-ing a business, workshops on the key ingredients of successful businesses, money management, diver-sity, communication and leadership. As a final project, the T.E.A.M. will plan and run a special event for ele-mentary-age children. Upon completion, teens 14 and older are eligible for employment helping to run and manage a small amusement/ adventure business with the Arlington County Department of Parks and Recreation. This program was recognized as the Best New Program by the Virginia Recreation and Parks Society and continues to grow in popularity. A manda-tory parent and student orientation will be held on June 12, 7pm- 8pm at Arlington Mill Community Center. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 14-17Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson Center 550834Session 1-2 (two week session)Time 9am-4pmFees $132AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

TOUR DCA C

Arlington County with the District at our door-step, participants will utilize public transporta-

tion, learn the ropes of the Metro system and expe-rience urban adventures every day in DC. Campers will attend a trip each day via Metro, Art Buses, county vans and walking. 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 10-14Location Camp CodeWashington-Lee HS 550874Sessions 1Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pmFees $236Ext. Fees $32 am, $32 pmAC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

TOUR NOVAA C

With so many attractions in the Northern Virginia area, participants will explore some of these

local attractions and hidden gems each day. Participants will learn the ropes of the Metro system and experience urban adventures every day via Metro, Art Buses, county vans or bus. Campers make struc-tured 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 10-14Location Camp CodeWashington-Lee HS 550874Sessions 8Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pmFees $236Ext. Fees $32 am, $32 pmAC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

SUMMERTIME THRILLSA C

Ever wondered what it feels like to fly? Or what it’s like to stand inside a building that produces

over $600 million dollars a day? Come 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 to Kings Dominion, Funland, Regional and State Parks, along with the added high thrill mystery tour of DC. Not only will they get a chance to end their summer with a bang, but they’ll do so in the most thrilling fashion. Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 10-14Location Camp Code:Lubber Run Center 550874Sessions 9Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am; 4-6pm  *With the exception of the Kings Dominion trip from 7am-6pm.Fees $260Ext. Fees: $32 am, $32 pmAC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CREATIVE ART CAMP: TEENS-CERAMICSA C

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 artists will develop and expand their skills, experience the hands-on satisfaction of clay sculp-ture, learn the basics of the potter’s wheel, hand building and glazing ceramics. Emphasis is on using your imagination to make both fun and functional pieces. Wear old clothes and bring an old towel. Open to all skill levels. Returning students will fur-ther 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 532834Sessions 1-3 (three-week camp)Time 9am-3pmFees $826AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CREATIVE ART CAMP: TEENS-PHOTOGRAPHYA C

Develop and expand your skills in black and white 35mm photography in this three-week

program! 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 lim-ited 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 pro-vided. Lunch is not provided; campers should bring a bag lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 12-16Location Camp CodeThomas Jefferson MS 532834Sessions 4-6 (three-week camp)Time 9am-3pmFees $885AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

CREATIVE ART CAMP: TEENS-DRAWING & PAINTINGA C

Beginner and returning artists of all skill levels will learn and strengthen their drawing and

painting 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, perspective, values and composition, as well as the basics of stu-dio painting. All materials provided. Lunch is not pro-vided; campers should bring a bag lunch. Staff to participant ratio 1:8. Ages 12-16Location Camp CodeMadison Center 531834Sessions 7-8 (two-week camp)Time 9am-3pmFees $590AC Registration: Complete the Camp Catalog Registration Form (p.19). Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

YMCA TEEN TRAVEL / ON THE MOVE Travel camp provides campers an opportunity to travel every day to fun-filled locations. Designed especially for teenagers, each week is jam packed with activities that will stimulate their minds, offer opportunities to grow as individuals and travel to local areas of interest and excitement. Various field trips throughout the week provide an unforgettable summer filled with fun, learning and making new friends! Travel camps are designed for mature camp-ers to take part in daily, off-site field trips through-out the Metro Washington area. Specific activities for each session may vary. Calendars with specific activities will be provided on the first day of each session. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 12-15Location SessionsTBD 1, 3, 4, 7, 9Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $350 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pmRegistration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

iTRAVEL The place for teens this summer! While at camp, teens are able to experience an unforgettable summer filled with exciting travel and making new friends! Each week provides five trips to some of the coolest places in the area. Participants will learn how to use local transportation throughout the week to get to various trip locations along with chartered bus service. iTravel campers are supervised by adult staff that are experienced in working with teens. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 12-16Location SessionsThomas Jefferson Center 1Langston 8Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 3-6pmFees $295 Ext. Fees $40Registration: Email info@momentum-3.com or call 703-980-0335 www.momentum-3.com

Interested in one of these camps but need support for a disability? Contact the TR Office at

TRinfo@arlingtonva.us

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Interested in volunteering while meeting some great new people, having fun, and helping your community? Project FIVE is a camp for teens with disabilities who want to make a difference in their community. We are seeking motivated, caring teens or young adults who: like to make friends, want to help peers with disabilities, want to help their community, and are 13-21 years old. A two-week commitment is required and you will be paired with a teen with a disability. Contact the volunteer office at hkihm@arlingtonva.us or 703-228-4724.

Open Houses will be held on May 8 from 6-7pm at Thomas Jefferson Community Center. Information will be provided on Junior Jam and other teen activities, including information on trips, special events, fitness program, incentive program, fee reductions and volun-teer opportunities. Meet our program directors!

JUNIOR JAM The “Jam” is for ages 11-16 that 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 tourna-ments with other Jr. Jams. This summer teens will enjoy longer County-wide teen trips every Thursday from 1-7pm. Please 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 informa-tion, call Edson Bravo at 703-228-7783 or Margo Watters at 703-228-0945. Ages: 11-16 (Must be entering grade 6).Location Camp CodesArlington Mill 532734Charles Drew 532214Langston-Brown 532264Lubber Run 532284Walter Reed 532314Thomas Jefferson* 532414Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8*This Junior Jam will be more sports-oriented, but will go on 2 or 3 trips a week and participate in some non sport related activities. There will also not be an 8th week due to the County Fair being held at TJ.Time M, T, W, & F: 1-5pm, TH: 1-7pm

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON JUNIOR JAM FEES:One Time registration fees of $46 includes partici-pation in all 8 weeks on the program. There is extra cost for trips. Non County resident fees are 50% more than listed fees. Additional forms required. Details on page 18.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Resident online and mail-in registration begins Wednesday, February 19th. Register online at http://registration.arlingtonva.us. For help with online processing check out “Online Registration Tips & Tricks” on page 18. Please do not mail regis-tration forms if you are planning to register online; staff cannot process registrations in your account while you are logged in, and they will move on to the next form. All registration forms are processed beginning at 7am on February 19 regardless of the date they were received. Mail to: 3700 South Four Mile Run Dr., 22206

Resident phone-in registration begins February 26, Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm. Our phone is 703-228-4747

Walk-in registration begins February 26 at the following locations:Registration Office: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive. Carver Community Center: Mon-Fri, 4-6pm; starting June 2, Mon-Wed, 4-6pm. 1415 S. Queen St.Langston-Brown Community Center: Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm, 2121 Culpeper St.Lubber Run Community Center: Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm, 300 N. Park Dr.Walter Reed Community Center: Wed-Fri, 9am-6:00pm, 2909 16th St. S.Arlington Mill Community Center: Mon and Fri, 9am-6pm, 909 S. Dinwiddie St.

FEE REDUCTIONSDon’t let fee 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 the Registration Information above and page 3. For more information, please contact the Registration Office by phone (703-228-4747) or email (registration@arlingtonva.us) from M-F, 8am-5pm.

Payment plans are also available.

JUNIOR JAM

LAST LAP Last Lap is the ultimate end of summer travel camp Experience will provide kids with a high energy and fun atmosphere before heading back to school. Five trips in five days! Participants will learn how to use local transportation throughout the week to get to various trip locations along with chartered bus ser-vice. Last Lap campers are supervised by adult staff that are experienced in working with teens. Staff to participant ratio 1:12. Ages 12-16Location SessionsLangston Center 9,10Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 3-6pmFees $295 Ext. Fees $40Registration: Email info@momentum-3.com or call 703-980-0335 www.momentum-3.com

SPECIALTY CAMPS ~ FOR IMAGINATION ~ AND EXPLORATION

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 weeklong 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 tra-ditional camp activities such as group games, sports and fitness, singing, arts and crafts, hands-on sci-ence, theme days, swimming 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. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8 and 1:10. Ages 5-8; 8-12Location SessionsTuckahoe 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Ext. Hours 7-9am, 4-6:30 pm Fees $240, $200 for session 2 Ext. Fees $100 includes both am & pm $80 for session 2 Registration: Visit www.ymcadc.org, 3422 N. 13th St., Arlington or call 703-525-5420 for more information.

KIDREALM: YOUNG WIZARDS CAMPBright young minds will enjoy the challenge of this “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. New in 2014…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 SessionNottingham 2-3, 4-5Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $400, ($360 session 2-3)Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration.

KIDREALM: LEGO LEGENDS CAMPBuilders Wanted! New and Improved for 2014. If you love Legos then this is your camp. More than half the camp day in Lego activities! We will be building with Legos and trying challenging projects. 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. Charge into Adventure! Staff to participant ratio 1:10. Ages 6-12Location SessionNottingham 1,2-3, 6-7, 8Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $360 (two week) ($350 session 2-3), $200 (1,8)Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration.*Ext. Hours half the cost if one week camp.

KIDREALM: TIME MACHINE CAMPTravel in time from dinosaurs to star wars! New Project for 2014. The Great Pirate Ship Race! Design, build and race sailing ships, 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, 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 ration 1:10. Ages 7-12.Location SessionNottingham 2-3, 6-7Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $400, ($360 session 2-3)Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration.*Ext. Hours half the cost if one week camp.

KIDREALM POKEMON HOBBY CAMPPokemon! Skylanders! MineCraft! Castle Combat Cards! All the best games and hobbies. We will learn all about cool hobbies such as coin, stamp, sports cards, Skylanders, Castle Combat: Legends of Sagaheim and Pokémon collecting. Lessons include how to take care of your collections, the value of and history. Play the latest games in our Arcade. Explore the world of Pokémon with our huge Gym Leader Tournament. Win prizes such as Pokémon cards, rare coins, sports cards and even stamps! Enjoy creative games, awesome gym activities, fun arts & 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 SessionNottingham 1,4-5, 8Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $400, $200 (1, 8)Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration. *Ext. Hours half the cost if one week camp.

KIDREALM MAXIMUM MOTION CAMPGet 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 SessionNottingham 4-5Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $390Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration.*Ext. Hours half the cost if one week camp.

Online Registration begins 7am, February 19, 2014La inscripción en línea comienza el 19 de febrero a las 7 am

Indicates a camp run by Arlington County. To register for AC camps complete the registration form on page 19. Additional

forms required. Details on page 18.To register for all other camps please visit the website listed with the camp.

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Get ready to embark upon an expedition of summer fun! These community center-based

programs are for children ages 5-11 and are designed to give families plenty of flexibility.

CAMP OPTIONS Core hours: 9am-3pm (sessions 2-8)Extended hours: 3-6pm (session 2-8)Summer Express Ext. Hrs: 11:30am-6pm (sessions 3-7) (Summer School Weeks only)

Participants will enjoy a variety of traditional summer camp activities designed around a weekly theme including games, music and movement, sports, and arts and crafts. Off-site field trips to swimming pools and other fun destinations are offered once a week for participants registered for Core hours. (Because of scheduling conflicts, field trips requiring transportation are not included during Summer Express hours. Summer Express Campers will enjoy a special on-site activ-ity at the camp on field trip days). A healthy lunch will be provided each day by the Kids Café program for participants eligible for fee reductions. Staff to participant ratio 1:15. Ages 5-11 (5 year olds must have completed K or pre-k. 11 yr olds may be raising 5th or 6th graders. Rising 6th graders regis-tering in Summer Expedition may not dual enroll in Jr. Jam at locations where it is offered.) Locations Camp CodeLubber Run 521634Carver 521164Langston-Brown 521184Drew Elementary 521754Sessions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Core Hours $75, $60 (session 2) Ext. Hours $46, $37 (session 2)Core + Ext. Hours $121, $97 (session 2)Summer Express hours “A” $75 (sessions 3-7)

STEPS TO REGISTER1. Apply for a fee reduction, if eligible, before

February 19.

2. Submit the “Participant Information/Emergency Record” Form (page 20)

3. Select the desired Summer Camp. If you are filling out the Summer Camp Registration Form on page 19, please add “A” to your camp code when registering for Summer Express hours.

Note: Summer Camp registrations will not be processed until the “Participant Information/Emergency Record” Form (page 20) is submitted. YOUR CHILD WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND CAMP IS THIS FORM IS MISSING.

~ SUMMER EXPEDITION CAMPS ~

COMMUNITY BASED CAMPS

REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Resident online and mail-in registration begins Wednesday, February 19th. Register online at http://registration.arlingtonva.us. For help with online processing check out “Online Registration Tips & Tricks” on page 18. Please do not mail registration forms if you are planning to register online; staff cannot process registrations in your account while you are logged in, and they will move on to the next form. All registration forms are processed beginning at 7am on February 19 regardless of the date they were received. Mail to: 3700 South Four Mile Run Dr., 22206

Resident phone-in registration begins February 26, Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm. Our phone is 703-228-4747

Walk-in registration begins February 26 at the following locations:Registration Office: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive. Carver Community Center: Mon-Fri, 4-6pm; starting June 2, Mon-Wed, 4-6pm. 1415 S. Queen St.Langston-Brown Community Center: Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm, 2121 Culpeper St.Lubber Run Community Center: Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm, 300 N. Park Dr.Walter Reed Community Center: Wed-Fri, 9am-6:00pm, 2909 16th St. S.Arlington Mill Community Center: Mon and Fri, 9am-6pm, 909 S. Dinwiddie St.

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 the Registration Information above and page 3. For more information, please contact the Registration Office by phone (703-228-4747) or email (registration@arlingtonva.us) from M-F, 8am-5pm.

Payment plans are also available.

KIDREALM QUEST CAMPTake on the KidRealm Quest! 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 SessionNottingham 6-7Time 9am-3pm Ext. Hours 7am - 9am 3pm – 6pmFees $400Ext. Fees $40 am, $90 pmRegistration: www.KidRealm.com. Discounts for early registration.*Ext. Hours half the cost if one week camp.

FUNUTATION: MAKING AN iPHONE APPThis tek lab will explore the process of creating iPhone apps. Participants will work in teams of 2 and acquire the skills of basic programming, digital animation and digital sound mixing to create fun and exciting games on your device such as Super Mario. An iPhone is not required to take this camp as the games are developed on a computer. Staff to partici-pant ratio 1:15. Ages 12-15Location SessionsFairlington Center 9Time 9am-11:45amExt. Hours 8 – 9amFees $250Ext. Fees $25 amRegistration: Email camps@funutation.com or call 216-378-9035 ext. 512. Visit www.funutation.com/tekademy/arlington-summer2014page. Full day discount available.

FUNUTATION: RASPBERRY PIDon’t think a credit-card sized computer can do much? Guess again. Campers will use a computer called Raspberry Pi to do computer animations, design games, and make simple window applications. Participants work in teams of two. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 12-15Location SessionsFairlington Center 9Time 12:15 – 3 pmExt. Hours 3-6pm Fees $270Ext. Fees $75 pmRegistration: Email camps@funutation.com or call 216-378-9035 ext. 512. Visit www.funutation.com/tekademy/arlington-summer2014page. Full day discount available.

FUNUTATION: KODU VIDEO GAME DESIGNTekkies work in teams of two, build a game environ-ment, create objects, add characters and make a hide-and-seek mystery. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-11Location SessionsFairlington Center 10Time 9am-11:45amExt. Hours 8-9am Fees $250Ext. Fees $25 amRegistration: Email camps@funutation.com or call 216-378-9035 ext. 512. Visit www.funutation.com/tekademy/arlington-summer2014page. Full day discount available.

FUNUTATION: MINECRAFTCreate a game with 3D models, support your team members, and battle against powerful enemies. Implement modding into your gaming masterpiece. Acquire resources and maintain health. There will be plenty of time to test your models with other tekkies. Make sure you have a Minecraft account, and know your passwords. Please bring a working, virus-free computer, or rent one from us. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 8-11Location SessionsFairlington Center 10Time 12:15 – 3pmExt. Hours 3 – 6pm Fees $250Ext. Fees $75 pmRegistration: Email camps@funutation.com or call 216-378-9035 ext. 512. Visit www.funutation.com/tekademy/arlington-summer2014page. Full day discount available.

MAD SCIENCE- SCIENCE IN MOTIONDiscover how things move with science. Take apart pellets to see what an owl cannot digest! View the world through a camera obscura that you make yourself. Join a team of camper engineers and build bridges, domes, cubes, and pyramids. Assemble and control pulleys, levers, catapults, and simple machines. Make your own sidewalk chalk, crystal gardens and chromatography-dyed T-shirt! Staff to participant ratio: 1:12.5. Ages 6-12Location SessionsFairlington Center 9Time 9am-4pmHalf Day 9am-noon, 1-4pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 4-6pm Fees $315Half Day $185Ext. Fees $50 am, $100 pmRegistration: Visit www.dc.madscience.org. Email camps@madscienceofdc.com or call 301-593-4777.

MAD SCIENCE- CRIME SCENE & CHEMISTRYMad Science introduces you to life in the form of cells and organs and to how the science behind life can help you solve a crime! Discover the secrets behind batteries and design marshmallow molecules! Conduct electricity and power a Mad Science whirli-gig. Experience blood pumping through the heart and air moving through the lungs. Use ooey-gooey ingredients to build a model cell and use your own traits to decode & decipher your DNA. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:12.5. Ages 6-12Location SessionsFairlington Center 10Time 9am-4pmHalf Day 9-noon, 1-4pmExt. Hours 8-9am, 4-6pm Fees $315Half Day Fees $185Ext. Fees $50 am, $100 pmRegistration: Visit www.dc.madscience.org. Email camps@madscienceofdc.com or call 301-593-4777.

SCIENSATIONAL: ADVANCED ROBOTICSBuild and take home the Jungle Robot! Steps in the assembly process include the gear box and the motor. You’ll learn how different types of gears mesh and are driven by a motor. You’ll connect the motor, battery and microphone to a circuit board to program your sound activated robot. Working in small groups, you’ll challenge your skills and imagi-nation to build different robotic creatures and vehi-cles. Test them for speed, strength and endurance! The robots built in this section of the workshop are not taken home. Reuse motors, tires, gears, wires and controllers to build more robotic creations. After making trial runs, modify your designs to increase your robot’s level of speed and/or strength, for each challenge. Your robotic creations will be in Sumo battles, tug- of-war and robotic battles. Your level of learning and creativity will produce some of the best “Free Building Robots” among our many workshops. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 7-12Location SessionMadison Center 9Time 9am-noonExt. Hours 12-1pm Fees $168Ext. Fees $30Registration: Email neil@sciensationalworkshops.com Visit www.sciensational.com/registration.pdf. Full day discount available.

SCIENSATIONAL ELECTRONIC LAB 30 different projects and experiments are built with your own electronic kit to keep in this hands-on workshop. The Science Electronics Lab will stimulate kids’ minds by using easy to understand experi-ments to increase their knowledge of electronics. Science project ideas will come alive as they build the 30 projects while working with Electronic Circuits. The electronics kit is reusable. Have fun designing your own projects once you’ve built all 30. Kids can proceed at their own pace. Each participant will keep: an 80 page manual, 1 solderless circuit board, 12 resistors, 2 capacitors, 2 light-emitting diodes, 2 transistors, 1 battery snap, 1 diode, 1 speaker, 1 timer, 1 photocell, 1 rectifier, 1 poten-tiometer, and 1 switch. Learn the ins and outs of how they work. Kids will be grouped by age. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 7-12Location SessionMadison Center 9Time 9am-noonExt. Hours 1-4pm Fees $168Ext. Fees $30Registration: Email neil@sciensationalworkshops.com Visit www.sciensational.com/registration.pdf. Full day discount available.

Interested in one of these camps but need support for a disability? Contact the TR Office at

TRinfo@arlingtonva.us

Indica un campamento del Condado de Arlington. Use el formulario de inscripción de la pagina 25 para registrarse solo para estos campamentos.

Para registrarse en todos los otros campos, por favor visite el sitio web indicado con el campamento.

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Session Dates/Sesión y Fecha Week 1 June 23 › June 27, ’14 2 June 30 › July 3, ’14 (No Camp July 4) 3 July 7 › July 11, ’14 4 July 14 › July 18, ’14 5 July 21 › July 25, ’14 6 July 28 › Aug. 1, ’14 7 Aug. 4 › Aug. 8, ’14 8 Aug. 11 › Aug. 15, ’14 9 Aug. 18 › Aug. 22, ’14 10 Aug. 25 › Aug. 29, ’14

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ALL ABOUT SCIENCEParticipants will conduct unique, hands on experi-ments. Students will practice using the scientific method in order to actively explore their worlds. They will be able to draw conclusions by analyzing the results of their experiments. Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 5-16Location SessionsBarcroft ES 1Time 1-4pm Fees $325Registration: Visit www.kssprograms.com

MYSTERY ACADEMY MAGICFocusing primarily on the Performance Art of Magic, students train in a variety of forms of magic: sleight of hand, mentalism, apparatus and coin, as well as learning the basics of what it means to be a magician. A variety of magical games, craft projects and activi-ties accompany serious magic instruction. A culminat-ing performance allows students to perform an effect they have mastered in a close-up setting for parents and friends. Staff to participant ratio: 1:10. Ages 5-10Location SessionsArlington Science Focus 1, 2, 7Walter Reed Center 3Time 9am-3pmExt. Hours 3-5pm Fees $230Ext. Fees $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.mysteryacademy.com.

ENGINEERING FOR KIDS: HOW AMUSING – ENGINEERING AN AMUSEMENT PARKAh, the thrill of an amusement park…zipping around on racecars, zooming through the loops of a roll-ercoaster and enjoying a cold refreshing ice cream treat at the end of a hot, sticky day. Can’t get any better than that! Students will divide into competi-tive theme park teams. They will challenge other teams in specific engineering-related contests with the goal of creating the most fantastic and thrilling theme park experience including making their own ice cream! Students will also use Multimedia Fusion 2® to create their own racecar video game! Students design a racetrack, racecars and an environment in which their cars compete. Students take home a copy of the game they create. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionsArlington Traditional School 1Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6pmFees $275Ext. Fees $35 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.engineeringforkids.com/capital area or for questions/payment by check, email capitalarea@engineeringforkids.com.

ENGINEERING FOR KIDS: SURVIVOR WEEK – SURVIVING BY ENGINEERINGStranded on an abandoned island – surrounded by darkness, cold temperatures, wild animals and other dangers. Students in this camp will join tribes and compete in various engineering-related challenges against other tribes to survive and eventually escape the harsh island conditions. Join us in the first ever Engineering for Kids® survivor Challenge. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionsArlington Traditional School 6Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 4-6pm Fees $275Ext. Fees $35 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.engineeringforkids.com/capital area or for questions/payment by check, email capitalarea@engineeringforkids.com.

ENGINEERING FOR KIDS: A DAY AT THE ZOO!Junior Campers will explore various engineering topics and disciplines through the exploration of a day at the zoo. They will construct homes for their animals and save them from oil spills and of course no day at the zoo would be complete without ice cream (that students will make their own)! In addi-tion, LEGO® WeDos will be used in the creation of a different Wild Animal each day. These LEGOS® will be programmed using the computer and will produce sound, movements, etc. Staff to participant ratio: 1:6. Ages 5-7Location SessionsArlington Traditional School 1,6Time 9am- 1pmExt. Hours 7-9am, 1-6pm Fees $135Ext. Fees $35 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.engineeringforkids.com/capital area or for questions/payment by check, email capitalarea@engineeringforkids.com.

ENGINEERING FOR KIDS: WRECK-IT WEEK! – TESTING AN ENGINEER’S CREATIONSSmash! Crash! BOOM! Students in this camp will create wrecking companies for the week and will attempt to work their way up the ranks for their company from intern to president. They will com-pete against other wrecking companies in various engineering-related challenges, such as building a bridge from balsa wood and constructing safety mechanisms to protect a raw egg from impact. Put on your hard hats and safety goggles and join the fun! In addition, students will use Multimedia Fusion 2® to create their own video game. A platform game is a side scrolling, Mario-type game where students program characters and a two-dimensional obstacle course. They attempt to avoid or overcome enemies and reach an end goal on multiple levels. Students take home a copy of the game they create. Staff to participant ratio: 1:12. Ages 8-12Location SessionsWalter Reed Center 4Time 9am-4pmExt. Hours 8:30-9am, 4-6pm Fees $275Ext. Fees $10 am, $50 pmRegistration: Visit www.engineeringforkids.com/capital area or for questions/payment by check, email capitalarea@engineeringforkids.com.

SCIENSATIONAL: MAKE IT AND TAKE IT HOMEScience Projects you take home - that teach - that are fun! In this hands-on, fun, and exciting program, you will discover how amazing science is. You will make and take home a wide assortment of toys designed to 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 chemis-try (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, differ-ent, Sciensational way! Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 6-11Location SessionMadison Center 10Time 9am-noonExt. Hours 12-1pm Fees $168Ext. Fees $30Registration: Email neil@sciensationalworkshops.com Visit www.sciensational.com/registration.pdf. Full day discount available.

SCIENSATIONAL: HOVER CRAFT- DESIGN YOUR OWN VEHICLE- EGG DROP CAR Do you want to design and build things that you cre-ate- not just a model you purchase? Well this is the place for you. Build and keep an air powered Hover Craft. You make it defy gravity. Once it’s up and moving, use your creativity to control its direction. Build and take home your own car. You will build a super car powered by more than one source of energy. This can be one crazy looking and dynamic vehicle. You will build an Egg Drop Car, a gravity vehicle that can cushion a raw egg which holds the egg as it’s dropped from a high height. We provide material to cushion the fall. In these three chal-lenges in one workshop, you will be creative and learn about Laws of Motion, Energy, Air Pressure, Friction, Lift, Speed and Acceleration. You are never too young to learn in a Sciensational way! Staff to participant ratio: 1:15. Ages 7-12Location SessionMadison Center 10Time 1-4pmExt. Hours 12-1pmFees $168Ext. Fees $30Registration: Email neil@sciensationalworkshops.com Visit www.sciensational.com/registration.pdf. Full day discount available.

SILVER KNIGHTS CHESS CAMPIt’s your move, so strategize to spend a week play-ing and learning about chess. Our Silver Knights chess coaches are highly-rated professional chess instructors. We have taught tens of thousands of children, including the 2008 national champions for first and second grade. We accept players of all skill levels, from beginners to tournament players. Campers will be broken up accordingly. Each camper receives a T-shirt and choice of tournament-style chess set or free tournament entry. Campers take breaks for snacks and fresh air and full-day campers have lunch and recess from noon–1pm. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:12. Ages 5-13Location SessionsMadison Center 1, 3, 5Fairlington Center 2, 8Walter Reed Center 9, 10Arlington Science Focus ES 4, 6McKinley ES 8Time 9am-4pmHalf Day 9am-noon or 1-4pmFees $315 full-day camper; $195 half-day camper. Registration: Email chess@silverknightschess.com or call 703-574-2070. Visit www.silverknightschess.com.

TINY CHEFS: BOOKS FOR COOKSTiny chefs will be making connections between the world of cooking and the world of print! For the younger Tiny Chefs set, we will relate cooking concepts and recipes with themes and characters drawn from selected children’s books. Picture read-ing a selection from “Paddington Bear” followed by a scone making session. Or “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” paired with a spaghetti and meatballs party! Staff to participant ratio: 1:9. Ages 5-8Location SessionsArlington Traditional School 1Time 9am-3pm Fees $250Registration: Visit www.tinychefs.com

TINY CHEFS: GOURMET CHEF CHALLENGEJust like Iron Chef and Top Chef, our Gourmet Chefs will have their own culinary showdown. The chefs will compete in groups to conquer Gourmet Chef Challenge criteria which will consist of: Most Original Recipe, Most Colorful, Healthiest, Tastiest and many other fun themes! The camp will also include work-ing on teamwork and team building skills. Staff to participant ratio: 1:9. Ages 9-12Location SessionsGunston Center 8Time 9am-3pm Fees $250Registration: Visit www.tinychefs.com

CANDY CREATIONSMake your own chocolate treats! In this camp, young chocolatiers will learn the techniques for molding and decorating, chocolate and use chocolate in other foods to create great-tasting snacks and desserts. Camp participants will make their own cut-outs, clusters, lollipops, dipped fruits and other seasonal goodies like ice cream. This camp emphasizes team-work, learning, great tastes, and fun. An excellent introduction to the world of cooking. Staff to par-ticipant ratio: 1:10. Ages 6-14Location SessionsKenmore MS 4Williamsburg MS 7Time 1-4pm Fees $300Registration: Visit to www.icreatecandy.com or by email info@icreatecandy.com or icreatecandy@gmail.com and by phone 516-238-9817.

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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(s) and session number(s). Camp codes are shown with each Arlington County camp listing.

2. For online registration, go to www.registration.arlingtonva.us starting on February 19. For help with online processing check out “Online Registration Tips & Tricks” (right side of this page). For other types of registration, complete and sign the Arlington County Camp Registration Form (page 19) and mail, call or walk-in. 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/Emergency Record found at https://egov.arlingtonva.us/campforms and page 20 of this catalog. Note: By law, Tot camps will require additional paperwork, which needs to be verified in person.

Certified birth certificate, birth registration card, OR passport (current or expired). Photocopies and faxes are not accepted. If the child has been enrolled in our Preschool program or Tot Camp in the past and we have already verified such information, you do not need to provide this to us again.

School Health Form, or Commonwealth of Virginia School Entrance Physical Examination and Immunization Certificate (also known as a School Health Form). Obtain a blank copy of these forms or Certificate of Religious Exemption Form from the DPR Registration Office , from your child’s school or download at www.arlingtonva.us/dpr.

List of Schools form. A blank copy can be obtained from the DPR Registration Office or downloaded at www.arlingtonva.us/dpr. Keyword: Forms

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Arlington County camps are very popular. The sooner you register the more likely you will get the spot you want.

Registrations will be processed to accommodate first and second choices. If an opening is not available, you can be placed on the wait list. Arlington County class coordinators use waitlists to make deci-sions, and the County process many cancellations throughout the summer; therefore, there is a good chance that you 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. You can check your place in the waitlist by login in to your account online (registration.arlingtonva.us) and selecting “My Account,” “Print Household Roster,” and Submit. Online registration confirmations can be printed using Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or higher, but enrollment is not confirmed until all paperwork is received.

LATE REGISTRATIONS AND FORMSAll required paperwork must be received no later than 5pm the Monday prior to the camp week or campers may not be allowed to participate and no refunds will be processed. Registrations will be

ONLINE REGISTRATION – TIPS & TRICKS FOR SUCCESS!

SET UP YOUR ACCOUNT BEFORE FEBRUARY 19, 2014If 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 www.registration.arlingtonva.us; under login, click on “Need an Account?” or “Forgot your Password? for help and follow the instructions. If you have forgotten your Login ID, you will need to know your Household ID. If you require additional assistance creat-ing an account or retrieving your Login ID and Password, contact the Registration Office at 703-228-4747.

REVIEW YOUR ACCOUNT BEFORE FEBRUARY 19, 2014Check 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. If you have forgotten your username or password, refer to the previous paragraph. You can also receive assistance from the Registration Office over the phone (703-228-4747), Mon-Fri, 8am - 5pm or at registration@arlingtonva.us. Please note that only primary guard-ians will be able to add family members or request information on the account.

BE PREPARED TO REGISTER ON OR AFTER FEBRUARY 19You will speed through the online registration process if you have the information you need at your fingertips when registering online.

➼ Know your username and password.

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

➼ After you login, use the Summer Camp menu to search for camps and read any important summer camp updates. To register for a camp, click on the Shopping Cart 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.

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

➼ If you have questions about the online registration process, contact the Registration Office 703-228-4747, registration@arlingtonva.us) before February 19 for the fastest service.

~ HOW TO REGISTER FOR ~ ARLINGTON COUNTY CAMPS

WHEN AND HOW TO REGISTER!

WEB ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS BEGINS AT 7AM ON 02/19/2014

Go to https://registration.arlingtonva.us, login, and follow steps.Complete and submit all appropriate paperwork at least two weeks prior to the start date; registration will be cancelled otherwise.The only accepted method of payment is credit card: Visa, Mastercard or Discover.

Non-Resident Registration begins at 8am on 03/05/2014

MAIL-IN resident processing begins at 7am on 02/19/2014.

Complete Registration Form, Participant Information Record, and other required forms.Accepted methods of payment are credit card, check and money order.Mail to 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206, but if the camp is scheduled to meet within seven days, carry in the registration.

Registration won’t be processed if the complete paperwork is not submitted.

CARRY-IN begins at 8am on 02/26/2014.

Complete Registration Form, Participant Information Record and other required forms.Accepted methods of payment are credit card, check, MO and cash.Take registration forms to 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, 22206, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pmRegistration won’t be processed if the complete paperwork is not submitted.

PHONE-IN begins at 8am on 02/26/2014.

Complete and submit the participant information record (PIR, page 20) and other required forms to registration@arlingtonva.us before calling. NO exceptions.Call the registration office (703-228-4747) with credit card information and camp codes on hand, M-F, 8am-5pm.The only accepted method of payment is credit card: Visa, Mastercard or Discover. Registration won’t be processed if the complete paperwork is not submitted.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.

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.

accepted up to the Monday prior to the camp start date, if space is available. For late registrations, all documents must be delivered to the Registration Office, and a Summer Camp Ticket will be provided to the parent. It is the parents 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 must request accommodations to the Therapeutic Recreation Office (703-228-4740) trinfo@arlingtonva.us at least two weeks in advance of the program session if a child 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/ Emergency Record form. This addi-tional information is required in order to provide accommodations so that every participant will be successful in the chosen program. There is no additional fee for this service.

NON COUNTY RESIDENTS Non-resident registration for Arlington County camps begins March 5, 2014. 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 REDUCTIONS:Don’t let fees be a barrier. Arlington County residents may request a fee reduction! All participants must submit fee reduction applica-tions 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 3.

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 respon-sibility 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 the 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 final-ized 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.

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PROGRAMS IN THE PARKS Our staff facilitates fun recreational activities for the whole family, including arts & crafts, sports, group games, and special events. These drop- in programs are weekdays, from June 23-August 15. We are on site at High View Park Program every night, and Monday-Thursday our Mobil Recreation Staff travels to different parks, into neighborhoods across the county, bringing recreational fun closer to you!Highview Park Evening Program Highview Park, 1945 N. Dinwiddie Street Monday-Friday 6-9pmMobile Van in the Parks Tyrol Hill Park, 5101 7th Road S. (Mondays) 5:30-8:30pmFort Barnard Park, 2101 S. Pollard Street (Tuesdays) 5:30-8:30pmDoctors Run Park, 1301 S. George Mason Drive (Wednesdays) 5:30-8:30pmPenrose Park, 2200 6th Street (Thursdays) 5:30-8:30 pm

If you are 13 or older, please join hundreds of other 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, singalongs, 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.

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. New volunteers must work a minimum of two consecutive weeks 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.

ARLINGTON ♥ Loves ♥

VOLUNTEERS!

VOLUNTEER!

Ready to Apply? Call 703-228-4724 to request an application form or go to www.arlingtonva.us/dpr and click on “volunteer” to download an application online.

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DATOS BÁSICOS DEL CAMPAMENTO Todo el mundo puede pasarla grandioso este verano, pero no a expensas del prójimo. Todos los participantes deben seguir las indicaciones y ser respetuosos de los compañeros de campamento, el personal, la propiedad y los límites del programa. Mientras que cada campamento cuenta con políticas específicas para cada sesión, existen políticas comunes entre todos los campamentos de Arlington. Estas políticas fueron creadas para garantizar que todos los chicos estén seguros y tengan la mejor oportunidad de pasar un verano divertido y enriquecedor.

1. Los niños deben utilizar vestimenta y calzado adecuados para el campamento y sus actividades. No se permite usar sandalias, excepto en los días de actividades en el agua.

2. Los niños deben traer su almuerzo para los campamentos que son de día completo.

3. Los padres/cuidadores deben recoger un cronograma de actividades el primer día de cada sesión de campamento.

4. Todo aquel que esté inscrito en los campamentos del Departamento de Parques y Recreación está cubierto automáticamente bajo una póliza de grupo contra accidentes.

5. El comportamiento que resulte en un trastorno extremo o daño intencional para sí mismo, los demás o la propiedad podrá tener como consecuencia el retiro del programa según el criterio del personal del programa. Los consejeros del campamento están capacitados para utilizar las estrategias de apoyo y los recursos disponibles para alentar la participación positiva como alternativas al retiro.

6. Los lugares están sujetos a cambio (este catálogo proporciona la información disponible más correcta previo a imprimirse). Para obtener información actualizada, comuníquese con la oficina de inscripciones al 703-228-4747 o visite www.arlingtonva.us y busque “campamento”.

7. La Junta del Condado de Arlington aprueba las tarifas de todos los campamentos. El objetivo es ofrecer programas a todos los niños del

Condado. Usted podría calificar para obtener asistencia financiera. Llame a la Oficina de Inscripciones para más información al 703-228-4747 o ingrese a la página web www.arlington.us y busque “asistencia financiera.”

8. Los campamentos con matrícula de inscripción insuficiente serán cancelados. El personal de inscripciones le asistirá a buscar programas abiertos similares.

9. Con la seguridad de los chicos como meta, los programas de verano limitarán o cancelarán las actividades al aire libre o, incluso, podrán cancelar los programas en días de “Código Rojo”. La seguridad del campista es el factor decisivo.

10. Las excursiones están sujetas a cambio o cancelación debido a inclemencias climáticas o si no estuviera disponible el transporte adecuado.

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~ ALGO PARA TODOS LOS GUSTOS ~ El periodo de verano ha sido diseñado para darles a los niños un descanso de la escuela y para ayudarlos a experimentar cosas nuevas y a crecer mental, física y socialmente. Ya sea que su hijo desee refinar sus habilidades en algún deporte, hacer rafting, actuar en una obra, realizar juegos de destreza mental, aprender magia…o simplemente pasar el tiempo, Arlington tiene algo para ofrecerle.

Campamentos Pre-escolares y Clasicos (página 5) Ofrezca una variedad de opciones de programación, tanto estructurados como no estructurados, que incluyen arte, viajes de deportes y mucho más.

Campamentos nocturnos (página 6) son un combo entre un campamento clásico, un campamento de naturaleza y aventura y además se pasa la noche fuera de la casa.

Campamentos de naturaleza, historia y aventura (página 6) son para los niños que aman el aire libre y desean aprender sobre la naturaleza y disfrutarla...y quizás ampliar sus límites y desafíos, tales como piragüismo, espeleología y más.

Campamentos de Artes Creativas (página 8) vienen en todas las formas y tamaños; para los que quieren aprender a pintar un cuadro, actuar en una obra, crear una vasija, cantar una canción y ¡mucho más!

Campamentos deportivos (página 10) están disponibles para los entusiastas de los deportes a quienes les gustan todos los deportes de los campamentos con combo deportivo o para los campistas que quieren aprender habilidades o refinar las suyas en un deporte específico, tal como el básquetbol o el tenis.

Campamentos de imaginación y exploración (página 15) son una nueva clase de campamentos que generan intereses especiales en los niños en relación con la ciencia, la magia, la historia y los juegos de estrategia imaginativa en conjunto.

Campamentos en centros comunitarios (página 23) Los centros de puertas abiertas son programas para adolescentes que buscan programas flexibles de medio día que mantengan ocupados a los jóvenes.

ASISTENCIA FINANCIERANo deje que la tarifa sea un impedimento. ¡Los residentes del Condado de Arlington pueden solicitar asistencia financiera! La solicitud de asistencia financiera se debe procesar ANTES de la inscripción porque los descuentos NO SON RETROACTIVOS. Las reducciones en las tarifas están disponibles en una escala móvil basada en el ingreso y la cantidad de integrantes del grupo familiar. Toda persona que sea un cliente activo de ayuda financiera del Departamento de Servicios Humanos del Condado de Arlington o programa de almuerzos gratuitos o a precio reducido de APS, así como también aquellas personas que estén por debajo del umbral de límites de ingreso del recientemente publicado artículo 8 de la Ley de Viviendas de HUD, pueden solicitar para recibir asistencia financiera. Para calificar a fin de recibir un descuento del 25%, 50% ó 75% en las tarifas, deberá presentar su documento de identidad y comprobantes de residencia en Arlington así como ingreso familiar (por ejemplo, la carta original de los almuerzos gratuitos o a precio reducido de APS, WIC, SSI, SSDI, del artículo 8 de la Ley de Viviendas o la declaración de impuestos actual). También existen planes de pago. Para más informacíon llame al 703-228-4747.

MANDE A UN NIÑO A UN

CAMPAMENTO…¡POR FAVOR!En 2004, DPR creó el Fondo de Verano para la Diversión para cubrir el costo de inscripción y las excursiones para los niños que de otra forma no podrían participar debido a las dificultades económicas. Por favor, ayúdenos a garantizar que todos los niños de Arlington pasen un verano divertido y entretenido y que a la vez desarrollen valores. Contribuya con las aventuras de verano de un niño mediante una donación durante el proceso de inscripción o en el Formulario de Inscripción a Campamentos de Verano del Condado de Arlington. (página 25)

CAMPAMENTOS PARA TODAS LAS EDADES En esta Guía de Campamentos de Verano, usted encontrará actividades para los niños de todas las edades y habilidades. Para garantizar la diversión, asegúrese de escoger un campamento que no sólo satisfaga los intereses de su hijo, sino que también sea adecuado para la edad/habilidad. Observe el cuadro de la página 27 para conocer los campamentos adecuados según la edad. Los campamentos para niños de edad preescolar son campamentos exclusivos para que los niños pequeños abran sus alas y crezcan. Los niños de edad elemental encontrarán campamentos en todas las categorías de campamentos…consulte las opciones. Algunos campamentos ofrecen buenas opciones de cuidado diurno mientras que otros son breves, encantadores y ¡realmente valen la pena!

OPORTUNIDADES DE CAMPAMENTO PARA PERSONAS CON NECESIDADES ESPICALESEl Condado de Arlington sostiene una filosofía de inclusión por la cual las personas con ol son bienvenidas para inscribirse en cualquier programa o campamento. A fin de garantizar que los participantes tengan una experiencia positiva, ofrecemos campamentos en Centros de Inclusión designados. Los campamentos “Tot” para pequeños en Madison y Fairlington y “Summerfest” (Festival de verano) en la escuela primaria McKinley son centros que reciben servicios adicionales, incluso una menor capacidad máxima en los campamentos, más personal en proporción a los campistas y capacitación adicional para el personal sobre modificaciones de los programas y manejo del comportamiento.Todas las personas que reciben apoyo a través de la Oficina de Recreación Terapéutica (Campamentos de inclusión o TR) deben completar un Paquete de Alojamiento, además de los formularios de inscripción en la página 25. La Oficina de Recreación Terapéutica enviará el Paquete de Alojamiento una vez que el niño esté inscrito. La información proporcionada en el Paquete de Alojamiento le permite a TR planificar una experiencia exitosa para cada campista, independientemente de sus

capacidades. Se realizan todos los esfuerzos por incluir a los campistas en los programas de recreación que más se adapten a sus intereses y capacidades. Llame a la Oficina de TR al 703-228-4740 si necesita recomendaciones sobre campamentos para su hijo. Nota: la oficina de TR se reserva el derecho de reasignar a los campistas si el personal determina que recibirán una atención más eficaz en otro programa.

UN PERSONAL CALIFICADO HACE QUE LAS COSAS FUNCIONENLos asesores del campamento y el campo de juegos son gente especial. El personal de el Departmento de Parques y Recreación tiene que adorar el trabajo con jóvenes (de lo contrario no los contrataríamos). Ellos son creativos, entusiastas, comprometidos y sinceros… ¡Y súper pacientes y muy divertidos! De hecho, muchos de los consejeros de los campamentos y campos de juego de Arlington han sido campistas, frecuentemente en programas que ahora dirigen. Mucho de nuestro personal comprometido son maestros de escuela, graduados de universidad que esperan hallar un trabajo permanente con jóvenes. Son un grupo talentoso y divertido, todos con cantidad de experiencia en su especialidad, y todos están comprometidos a ayudar a sus hijos a que sean lo mejor que puedan ser. Para asegurar que sus hijos tengan una experiencia positiva y divertida, el Condado de Arlington invierte en capacitación y desarrollo de su personal. Además de cumplir con las calificaciones para su cargo, todo el personal de verano asiste a 38 horas de capacitación obligatoria que se centra en la promoción de la participación positiva, expresión creativa y juegos de adaptación, actividades saludables y de bienestar, manejo de riesgos y seguridad, servicios de protección de la infancia, procedimientos y políticas, programación positiva y productiva y desarrollo de apertura a nuevos espacios.

OPORTUNIDAD DE EMPLEO¿Desea divertirse este verano y ganar dinero por ello? El Condado de Arlington está buscando personas creativas, entusiastas, comprometidas y sinceras que deseen divertirse y que quieran ser parte de nuestro personal en los campamentos de verano. Estos son puestos de medio tiempo y tiempo completo y gozan de un salario competitivo. Esta es una excelente oportunidad para estudiantes universitarios (deben ser mayores de 18 años), y para cualquiera que desee adquirir experiencia trabajando con los mejores niños de la nación…¡Los niños de Arlington! También puede apoyar algún interés especial en artes, naturaleza, deportes o trabajando con las personas con necesidades espicales. ¿Interesado? Llame al 703-228-3327.

ASISTENCIA FINANCIERALUGARES Y HORARIOS PARA PROCESAR LA SOLICITUD (L-V)Oficina de Inscripciones 3700 SOUTH FOUR MILE RUN DR.

703-228-4747, 8AM-5PM

LLAME PARA HACER UNA CITA EN LOS SIGUIENTES CENTROS:Arlington Mill Community Center 909 S. Dinwiddie Street, 22204, 703-228-7362

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

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

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

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

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

Langston-Brown Community Center 2121 Culpeper St., 703-228-5210

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

Lubber Run Community Center 300 N. Park Dr., 703-228-4712

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

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

Campamentos de recreación terapéutica son campamentos específicamente diseñados para personas con necesidades físicas, emocionales, sociales, o cognoscitivas/mentales.

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 703-228-3329 o TTY 711.

PARA MÁS INFORMACIÓN SOBRE EL EVENTO, LLAME 703-228-3329 O VISITE WWW.ARLINGTONVA.US/JULY4

Servicio de transporte gratuito de Pentagon City y Estaciones de metro Crystal City Las vistas de la Washington, DC exhibición de fuegos artificiales.

☛Mercado de Artesanías ☛una variedad de comida ☛Música en vivo ☛Deportes y juegos para todas las edades

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IMPRESIONANTES VISTAS DE LOS FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES DE WASHINGTONLONG BRIDGE PARK, 475 LONG BRIDGE DRIVE, CRYSTAL CITY

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¡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 “Summer Express”: 11:30am - 6pm (sesiones 3 a 7, sólo durante 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 Express”. En los días de paseos, los participantes de Summer Express 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 15. 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 campamentoLubber Run 521634Carver Community Center 521164Langston-Brown Community Center 521184Drew 521754Sesiones 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8TarifasHorario principal: $75 ($60 por la sesión 2)Horario extendido: $46 ($37 por la sesión 2)Horario principal y+ horario extendido: $121 ($97 por la sesión 2)Horario “Summer Express- A”: $75 por las sesiones 3-7

CÓMO INSCRIBIRSE1. Si califica, solicite asistencia financiera antes del 19

de febrero

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

3. 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”.

4. 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 19 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 19 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, 26 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 26 de febrero en los siguientes lugares:

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

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.

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

Para los que no son residentes de Arlington, la inscripción comienza el 5 de marzo, 2014.

¡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 registration@arlingtonva.us También ofrecemos un programa de pagos mensuales.

… CAMPAMENTOS EN CENTROS COMUNITARIOS…

JUNIOR JAM 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 Edson Bravo llamando al 703-228-7783 o con Margo Watters llamando al 703-228-0945.

Edades: 11-16 (Deben estar comenzando grado 6)Lugar CódigoArlington Mill 532734Charles Drew 532214Langston-Brown 532264Lubber Run 532284Walter Reed 532314Thomas Jefferson* 532414Sesiones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8* Este Junior Jam se enfoca más en deportes pero siempre se hacen viajes 2 a 3 veces por semana e incluye otras actividades. Además, no habrá una octava semana debido a la Feria del Condado que se celebrará en TJ.Horario L, M, M, & V: de 1pm a 5pm, J: 1pm a 7pm

INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE ACERCA DEL COSTO DE JUNIOR JAM:Un pago de $46 incluye participación en el pro-grama completo (8 semanas). Hay costos adiciona-les para los viajes. Para los que no son residentes de Arlington, el costo es 50% más. Formularios adicionales son requeridos. Se encuentra más det-alles en la página 24.

JUNIOR JAMOPCIONES DE VERANO PARA LOS ADOLESCENTES

Cómo inscribirse: Si califica, solicite asistencia financiera antes del 19 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 19 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 19 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, 26 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 febrero en los siguientes lugares:Oficina de Inscripción: L-V, 8am-5pm, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr.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: J-V, 9am-6pm, 2909 16th St. S.Arlington Mill Community Center: L y V, 9am-6pm, 909 S. Dinwiddie St.

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 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 Inscripción por teléfono, L-V, 8am-5pm, al (703) 228-4747 o por correo electrónico a registration@arlingtonva.us También ofrecemos un programa de pagos mensuales.

El Open House va ser el 8 de mayo, 6-7pm, en el Centro Comunitario Langston-Brown y en el Centro Comunitario Thomas Jefferson. Va ver información sobre Junior Jam y otras actividades para adolescentes, incluyendo información sobre viajes, eventos especiales, programa de salud, programa de incentivos, asistencia financiera y oportunidades para voluntariado. ¡Conozca a los directores de nuestro programa!

Online Registration begins 7am, February 19, 2014La inscripción en línea comienza el 19 de febrero a las 7 am

Indica un campamento del Condado de Arlington. Use el formulario de inscripción de la pagina 25 para registrarse solo para estos campamentos.

Para registrarse en todos los otros campos, por favor visite el sitio web indicado con el campamento.

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1. Elija sus opciones preferidas y anote los códigos y sesiones preferidos.

2. Para inscribirse en línea, vaya a www.registration.arling-tonva.us comenzando el 19 de febrero. Si necesita ayuda, lea “Inscripción En Línea: Consejos y Trucos Para Tener Éxito” (al lado derecho de esta página). Para inscribirse de otra forma, llene y firme el formulario de inscripción en la página 25 y envíelo, llame, o visite la oficina. Si tiene un saldo en su cuenta, por favor pague todo el saldo antes de inscribirse en más programas.

3. Llene y firme el formulario “Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia” (página 26) o vaya a https://egov.arlingtonva.us/campforms Por ley, los campamentos de niños entre 3-5 años requieren formularios adicionales que se presentan en persona.

Certificado de nacimiento, tarjeta de registro de nacimiento, o pasaporte (actual o vencido). Copias y faxes no se van a aceptar. Si el niño ya ha sido inscrito en nuestro programa pre-escolar o en otro campamento en el pasado y ya hemos aprobado esta información, no es necesario que la entregue de nuevo.

Formulario de salud de la escuela o certificado de examen físico. Obtenga estos formularios y el formulario de excepción por razones religiosas (Certificate of Religious Exemption Form) en la Oficina de Inscripción, de su escuela, o vaya a la página de web: www.arlington.va.us/dpr.

La lista de escuelas (“List of Schools”). Este formulario se encuentra en la Oficina de Inscripción o vaya a la página web: www.arlingtonva.us/dpr. En el buscadr tipee: forms

LISTAS DE ESPERA A C

Los campamentos de Arlington son muy populares. Cuanto más temprano se inscriba, mayores posibilidades de entrar a

sus programas elegidos. Las inscripciones se procesarán para acomodar la primera y la segunda opción. Si no hay espacio dis-ponible, puede inscribirse en la lista de espera. Los coordinadores de los programas usan las listas de espera para hace decisiones y el Condado procesa varias cancelaciones durante el verano. Hay posibilidades de obtener un espacio disponible si se inscribe tem-prano en la lista de espera. Por favor no llame para preguntar sobre su posición en la lista de espera. Inscripción en la lista de espera depende de cuántos cancelan. Puedes ver su posición en la lista de espera en línea en la página de web: www.registration.arlingtonva.us Inicie su sesión, abra “My Account”, después “Print Household Roster” y haga click sobre “Submit”. Confirmaciones de sus inscripciones pueden ser imprimadas usando Adobe Acrobat 6.0 o más alto pero su inscripción no está completa hasta que todos los formularios estén entregados.

PARTICIPANTES CON NECESIDADES ESPECIALESLos participantes con necesidades especiales que requieren apoyo adicional para participar en los programas deben llamar a la Oficina de Recreación Terapéutica al (703) 228-4740 o escribir

a TRinfo@arlingtonva.us Por favor, comuníquese con ellos al menos 2 semanas antes del programa. Si el niño necesita ayuda en participar, entender instrucciones, o estar junto con el grupo o si necesita ayuda con vestirse, comer, ir al baño, o si tiene dificultad para manejar su ira, por favor anótelo en su formulario “Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia”. Esta información adicional es requerida para proveer asistencia para asegurar que cada participante sea exitoso en su programa. No hay costo adicional por este servicio.

PERSONAS QUE NO VIVEN EN ARLINGTON Para los que no viven en Arlington, la inscripción comienza el 5 de marzo, 2014. El costo es 50% más de lo que sale en el catálogo, incluyendo personal de las escuelas públicas de Arlington. Residentes deben inscribirse temprano para asegurar sus espacios.

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 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%.

INSCRIPCIONES TARDÍAS Y FORMULARIOSTodos los formularios requeridos se deben recibir antes de las 5pm del lunes antes que comience el campamento y si no, el participante no va poder participar y no habrá reembolso. Si hay espacio disponible, se aceptan inscripciones hasta el lunes antes del campamento. Para inscripciones tardías, todos los formularios se deben entregar a la Oficina de Inscripción y recibirá un “Summer Camp Ticket”. Es la responsabilidad del padre de llevar este Camp Ticket al primer día de campamento y darlo al personal del campamento.

CANCELACIONES, CAMBIOS, Y REEMBOLSOSPara reembolsos, hay un cargo de $20 por gastos administrativos para cada participante y cada sesión. No habrá reembolso si el participante no va a la clase. Es la responsabilidad del participante de cancelar la programa si ya no planea participar. Todas las solicitudes de reembolso se deben hacer solamente a través de la Oficina de Inscripción al (703) 228-4747 y se deberán recibir antes de las 5pm, el lunes antes del campamento. No habrá reembolsos después de esta fecha. Todos los cambios se finalizan sólo con el recibo proveído por la Oficina. Cuando hay un cambio, por favor lea y anote su número de recibo porque cada participante será responsable por sus pagos.

INSCRIPCIÓN EN LÍNEA: CONSEJOS Y TRUCOS PARA TENER ÉXITO CONFIGURE SU CUENTA ANTES DEL 19 DE FEBRERO DE 2014Si es su primera inscripción o si se ha olvidado su usuario o contraseña, vaya a www.registration.arlingtonva.us. Debajo de “Log In”, haga clic sobre “Need an Account?” o “Forgot your password?” para ayuda y sigue los instrucciones. Si se ha olvidado su usuario, va necesitar su número de cuenta. Si necesitas más ayuda, comunicase con la Oficina de Inscripción al (703) 228-4747.

REVISE SU CUENTA ANTES DEL 19 DE FEBRERO DE 2014Asegúrese que toda la información en su cuenta está actualizada y correcta como su correo electrónico, números telefónicos, y lista de miembros familiares. Verifique las fechas de nacimiento de los niños, ya que las restricciones de edad son obligatorias. Si necesita más ayuda, llame la Oficina de Inscripción al (703) 228-4747, L-V, 8am-5pm o por correo electrónico registration@arlingtonva.us Sólo miembros de la familia pueden solicitar información sobre su cuenta.

PREPÁRESE PARA INSCRIBIRSE EL 19 DE FEBRERO O DESPUÉSUsted acelerará el proceso de inscripción en línea si tiene a su alcance la información que necesita cuando se inscriba en línea.

➼ Conozca su nombre de usuario y contraseña.

➼ Conozca los nombres, códigos, sesiones de los campamentos que desea. Lea avisos importantes sobre el programa. Para inscribirse en un campamento, haga clic sobre el carrito de compras, al lado izquierdo del nombre del campamento. Si el campamento ofrece el horario extendido, le va preguntar si quiere inscribirse para eso también.

➼ Tenga a mano su tarjeta de crédito para pagar. Aceptamos tarjetas de Visa, MasterCard, y Discover.

➼ Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el proceso de inscripción en línea o tiene problemas para inscribirse, comuníquese con la Oficina de Inscripciones al 703-228-4747 o a registration@arlingtonva.us antes del 19 de febrero para obtener el servicio más rápido. El horario de atención es de lunes a viernes, de 8am a 5pm.

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CUA'NDO Y CO’MO INSCRIBIRSE

POR INTERNETLA INSCRIPCIÓN EN LÍNEA PARA LOS RESIDENTES DE ARLINGTON COMIENZA EL 19 DE FEBRERO A LAS 7AM.Vaya a https://registration.arlingtonva.us , inicie su sesión, y sigua las instrucciones.Llene y entregue todo los documentos requeridos al menos dos semanas antes de la fecha de inicio. Si no, su inscripción será cancelada.La única manera de pagar es con tarjeta de crédito o débito: Visa, MasterCard, o Discover.

POR CORREO Los formularios de inscripción enviados por correo se procesarán

a partir del 19 de febrero a las 7am. (sólo para los residentes de Arlington)

Complete el Formulario de Inscripción, Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia, y todos los demás formularios requeridos.

Sólo se aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito, cheques, y giro postal (Money Order).

Envíelo por correo a 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA 22206. Si el programa comienza dentro de una semana o menos, lleve sus formularios personalmente a la oficina.

No se podrán procesar inscripciones si faltan los formularios requeridos.

EN PERSONA La inscripción en personacomienza el 26 de febrero

(sólo para los residentes de Arlington). Complete el Formulario de Inscripción, Información del Participante/Registro de Emergencia, y todos los demás formularios requeridos. Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito, efectivo, cheques, y giro postal.Lleve los formularios a 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, 22206, entre el horario de atención: lunes-viernes, 8am-5pm.No se podrán procesar inscripciones si faltan los formularios requeridos.

POR TELÉFONO La inscripción por teléfono comienza el 26 de febrero (sólo para los residentes de Arlington).

Antes de llamar, complete y envíe el formulario “Información del Participante/ Registro de Emergencia” (página 26) y los otros formularios requeridos por correo electrónico a registration@arlingtonva.us NO se harán excepciones.Llame la Oficina de Inscripción al (703)228-4747 con su tarjeta de crédito/débito y códigos de campamento a la mano durante el horario de atención: lunes-viernes, 8am-5pm.Sólo se aceptan tarjetas de crédito/débito: Visa, Mastercard y Discover. No se podrán procesar inscripciones si faltan los formularios requeridos.¿Pagando con cheques? Escriba los cheques a nombre del “Treasurer, Arlington County” e incluya el nombre del participante, dirección, número telefónico, la fecha actual, y su firma. Hay un cargo de $50 para los cheques rechazados/rebotados.

¿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.

La inscripción para los que no son residentes de Arlington comienza el 5 de marzo a las 8am.

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Si tienes 13 años o más, únete a los cientos de Arlingtonianos llenos de energía y compromiso, y diviértete mientras contribuyes con tus talentos para la comunidad. Necesitamos tu apoyo para asistir al personal con intereses generales, especiales y campamentos de recreación terapéutica (los voluntarios son ubicados sólo en los campamentos operados por el Departamento de Parques y Recreación, no en los campamentos por

contrato). Los voluntarios asumen un rol de liderazgo con el apoyo del personal capacitado en todas las actividades divertidas y fascinantes de las que disfrutan los campistas, incluso las excursiones, las artes y manualidades, la natación, el canto, los juegos y ¡mucho más! Ya sea que estés en busca de una oportunidad de desarrollo profesional o personal o si simplemente tienes deseos de trabajar con gente joven, el voluntariado puede darte grandes satisfacciones. Es una oportunidad para hacer amigos, trabajar con niños en un ambiente recreativo supervisado y obtener experiencia invalorable en un rol de liderazgo. Recuerda que para poder ser seleccionado como Asistente Estudiante para los campamentos del Condado de Arlington, debes haber sido voluntario con nosotros durante al menos un verano. El Departamento de Parques y Recreación no puede contratar a todos nuestros voluntarios, pero no contrataremos a nadie en el puesto de asistente estudiante que no haya sido voluntario.

GUÍA PARA OPORTUNIDADES DE VOLUNTARIADO: ☛ Los voluntarios deben tener, al menos, 13 años y, por lo menos, ser dos años mayores que el campista con más edad en el programa en el cual son ubicados.

☛ Los voluntarios no son ubicados donde fueron campistas el verano anterior o donde miembros de su familia se encuentran como campistas.

☛ Los voluntarios deben trabajar durante cuatro semanas; los voluntarios nuevos deben trabajar un mínimo de 2 semanas consecutivas en la misma ubicación. Podría ser posible trabajar dos semanas adicionales.

☛ Los voluntarios deben trabajar durante cuatro semanas (no deben ser necesariamente semanas consecutivas, excepto en los campamentos que tienen sesiones de dos semanas o más). Podría ser posible trabajar dos semanas adicionales.

☛ Los voluntarios deben trabajar las horas básicas del programa. La posibilidad de trabajar más horas básicas se determina de acuerdo con las necesidades del sitio. Nadie puede ser voluntario por más de ocho horas diarias.

☛ Nuestro objetivo es situar a los voluntarios cerca de su hogar y en los programas de su elección. Sin embargo, no podemos garantizar las ubicaciones.

ARLINGTON ♥ Ama a ♥

LOS 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)

¡DIVERSIÓN PARA LA FAMILIA!

PROGRAMAS EN LOS PARQUES Nuestro personal facilita actividades recreativas divertidas para toda la familia – desde pequeños hasta abuelos – incluso artes y manualidades, deportes, juegos en grupo y eventos especiales. Del 24 de junio al 16 de agosto de 2013.Highview Park 1945 N. Dinwiddie Street. De lunes a viernes, de 6 a 9 p.m.Tyrol Hill Park 5101 7th Road S. (L, Miér., V), de 6 a 9 p.m.Doctors Run Park 1301 S. George Mason Drive (L), de 5:30 a 8:30 p.m.Fort Barnard Park 2101 S. Pollard Street (J), de 5:30 a 8:30 p.m.Penrose Park 2200 S. 6th St. (Miér) 5:30-8:30 pm

2 0 1 4 A r l i n g t o n C o u n t y G u i d e t o S u m m e r C a m p s O n l i n e R e g i s t r a t i o n b e g i n s 7 a m , F e b r u a r y 1 9 , 2 0 1 4 ! h t t p : // r e g i s t r a t i o n . a r l i n g t o n v a . u s / 27

GUÍA DE CAMPAMENTOS POR EDAD , INTERÉS Y SESIÓNLos campamentos en Rojo son operados por el Departamento de Parques y Recreación del Condado de Arlington

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ Sessions Location CAMPAMENTOS PRE-ESCOLARES 5Campamentos “Tot” 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 825, 17, 18, 21, 22, 78

Abrakadoodle: En busca del arte perdido 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19Bailarinas pequeñas y castillos encantados 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 9 22, 25YMCA Academia al aire libre de tenis para pequeñitos 5 ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 35, 76Golden Boot Lil Boots Soccer: Campamento de fútbol 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 76

ASA Morning: Campamento matutino de fútbol 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

19, 51, 62, 76

UK Petite Summer Soccer Camp: Campamento de fútbol británico 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 19Challenger Sports British Soccer: Primeras patadas 5 ❤ ❤ 2 19Compañía de Teatro Educativo (ETC): nivel principiante para preescolares 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 18, 23

CLASSIC CAMPS 5Campamento Horizonte 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 82, 86Campamento de Día Summerfest 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 82, 86CARE, Inc: Campamento de BASKET 5 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6, 7 19 OVERNIGHT CAMPS 6Campamento de fogata para niñas 6 ❤ TBD Marymount U.

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

Campamento Cloverbud 4-H para Padres/Hijos 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ TBD No. Va. 4-H Ed. Center

NATURE, ADVENTURE & HISTORY CAMPS 6Mundo grande, maravillas pequeñas 6 ❤ ❤ 1, 2 31Bichos de colores 6 ❤ ❤ 5, 6 30Exploradores de los ecosistemas 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7 31Criaturas de la ciudad 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2 30Down in the Dirt: Campamento en la Tierra 6 ❤ ❤ 3 39Hands-on History: Campamento de Historia 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 39Campamento Arlington Farmer 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 31Expediciones y viajes: 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 31Al aire libre 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 30Excursionistas de ríos 6 ❤ ❤ 4 39Civil War Soldier: Soldado de la Guerra Civil 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 39La vida de un soldado en la guerra civil 6 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 39Battlefield Explorers: Campo de Batalla 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 39Campamento de Recursos Naturales 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 30

Exploradores yendo de caminata 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 TBD

YMCA viajes juveniles/viajeros pequeños, viajes para los mayores/siguiendo pa'lante 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7 TBD

YMCA ponys 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 5, 9 TBDYMCA paseos a caballo 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 19Pescando en Virginia: Aventuras de pesca y diversión 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 6, 9, 10 19Campamento Virginia Outside Mountain Bike 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 9, 10 19Campamento de pesca Virginia Fishing Adventures 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5, 8 19Virginia viajes a kayak y pesca 7 ❤ ❤ 2 66Pesca y explora: pescadores jóvenes 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 22Pesca y explora: rema con pagaya y explora 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 90Pesca y explora: Paddle Fish 1 7 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 18Pesca y explora: fotografía de naturaleza y caminata 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 73Pesca y explora: exploradores de animales nativos 1 y 2 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 90 CAMPAMENTO DE ARTES CREATIVASCampamento de Artes Creativas 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 18, 23

Campamento de Artes Creativas: Exploradores del arte en Arlington Mill 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 11

Jóvenes de la calle Teatro 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 76Introducción a la Costura 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 67Quilting/Cosido a máquina 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 67Utilizando estampados para Costura 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 67Estudio Abierto 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 67Introducción al Tejido 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 67Art Bound Studio: Maestros Modernos 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 5 25Abrakadoodle: dibujos de arte medievales 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 25Abrakdoodle: Super artista de dibujos 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 25Abrakadoodle: En busca del arte perdido 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19Theatrical Skills Building: Desarrollo de competencias de teatro 8 ❤ ❤ 1 2Fashion Boot Camp: Campo de entretenamiento de Modas 8 ❤ ❤ 6 2Care Actor: Y Hazlo De 8 ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 23Care Actor: ¡Niños Dramáticos! 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 91Care Actor: ¡Adolescentes Teátricos! 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 91Laboratorio de Lola: misterio de las obras maestras desaparecidas 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 19Lola’s Laboratory LLC: Feria Estatal de los Niños 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Laboratorio de Lola: Zoo-posible: Los animales toman Manhattan 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23Campamento de Música de rock 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 69Taller de guitarra 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 71Campamento de Banda Musical 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4 71

Encore Stage & Studio: Es Elemental 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 91,8

Encore Stage & Studio: Escenarios para los Preadolescentes 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 76Encore Stage & Studio: Puerta del Escenario 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1-3 76Encore Stage & Studio: Campamento Técnico 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3 76Jane Franklin dance: “El Gran Miau” 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5,6 8Jane Franklin dance: "Un ratón en la casa" 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8 8Compañía de Teatro Educativo (ETC): drama creativo 9 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 23, 91ETC: Actuación 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8, 10 23, 91ETC: De la Página al Escenario 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8-9 18ETC: revista musical 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7-8 76 CAMPAMENTOS DE DEPORTES 10Campamento de Gimnasia Barcroft 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 8, 9 13

Campamento de Gimnasia Dawson Terrace 10 ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 17YMCA 2014 festival de deportes de Arlington 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 88, 89

Campamento de Deportes YMCA 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 88

Dual Sports Camp: Fútbol y Básketbol 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 13Dual Sports Camp: Básketbol y Fútbol americano con bandera 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 74All American Sports/Campamento de Deportes 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 4, 9 13, 74, 92

PG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13+ Sessions Location CAMPAMENTOS DE DEPORTES 10Shooting Stars Campamento de deportes 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5, 6, 10 13, 91Nova Escuela de Básketbol 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7, 8 91Warrior Campamento de Básketbol 10 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 76, 85, 90Chuck Driesell Academia de Básketbol 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 76One on One Hoops Campamento de Básketbol 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 85Orange Line Sports Campamento de Básketbol 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4 90Deportes del Línea Naranja: Baloncesto Élite 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 13Chummy Gill Academia de Básketbol 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 7, 10 19, 20, 76Patriot Girls Campamento de Básketbol para Niñas 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 8, 9 20, 85, 92Youth Football: Campamento de Fútbol Americano para Jóvenes 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 5, 6 43Momentum3 Campamento de Fútbol americano 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4 90Capital Ultimate Camp: Ultimate Frisbee 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5 74Americana Skateboard Campamento 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 9 28Campamento de Patinaje sobre ruedas 11 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 9 28Campamento de montar en bicicleta 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6 28Olimpiadas: Esgrima deportiva 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 64Olimpiadas: Esgrima deportiva para principiantes 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 5 64Campamento TetraBrazil de Fútbol 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 19Challenger Sports: Campamento de Fútbol Británico 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2 19UK Elite Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 5 19UK Elite: Semana de deportes del Reino Unido 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 19Golden Boot Soccer: Desarrollo del Jugador 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7 76ASA Campamento Portero 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8, 9, 10 19, 51, 62

ASA Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 19, 51, 63, 76

ASA Indoor Soccer: Campamento de Fútbol Interior 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 76

FirstServe Campamento de Tenis 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 35, 76

YMCA Academia de Tenis al aire libre 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 6 35, 76MOJO Volleyball: Campamento de Voleibol 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5 90Arlington Cheer Camp: Campamento para porristas/animadoras 12 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,4 90Academy International: Field Hockey/ Hockey sobre Césped para Niñas 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 5, 6 43, 90

Pure Performance Campamento de Softball 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,6 13, 43Pure Performance Campamento de Softball Avanzado 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 3 57Campamento de Béisbol para principiantes 13 ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4 60Virginia Baseball Club Arlington Campamento de Béisbol 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 34, 43Aqua Sports 2014: Campamento Acuático 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 7, 8, 9, 10 90Olimpiadas: Artes marciales 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3 68Campamento Ninja Ranger 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 10 17, 68 CAMPAMENTOS PARA PERSONAS CON DISCAPACIDADES 13Camp Discovery: Campamento de Descubrimiento 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 73iCan Bike: Campamento de Bicicletas 13 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 76Adventure Quest: Misión de Aventura 14 ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 74Project F.I.V.E.: Proyecto F.I.V.E. 14 ❤ ❤ 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 24Campamento deportivo adaptado para personas con discapacidades 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 9 18, 90

CAMPAMENTOS PARA ADOLESCENTES 14Summer Adventure: Aventura de verano 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 24T.E.A.M. Un Programa para Adolescentes de preparación laboral 14 ❤ 1-2 24Tour DC: Recorrido de Washington, DC 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 90Tour NOVA: Recorrido del Norte de Virginia 14 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 90Summertime Thrills 14 9 22Creative Art Teen Artist Series #1: Cerámica 14 ❤ ❤ 1-3 87Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Fotografía 14 ❤ ❤ 4-6 87Creative Art Teen Artist Series: Dibujo y Pintura 14 ❤ ❤ 7-8 23YMCA viajes para adolescentes/En Movimiento 14 ❤ ❤ 1, 3, 4, 7, 9 TBDiTravel: Campamento de Excursiones 14 ❤ ❤ 1, 8 20, 24Last Lap: Ultimo Tramo 15 ❤ ❤ 9, 10 20

Junior Jam: Programa de puertas abiertas 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

11, 15, 20, 22, 24, 25

Street Theater 15 ❤ 1-8 74 CAMPAMENTOS ESPECIALES PARA LA IMAGINACIÓN Y LA EXPLORACIÓN 16YMCA Specialty - Campamento especializado 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

6, 7, 8, 9, 10 88

KidRealm Young Wizards Camp: Básketbolistas jóvenes 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3, 4-5 80KidRealm Lego Legends: Leyendas Lego 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2-3, 6-7, 8 80KidRealm Time Machine: Máquina del Tiempo 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 2-3, 6-7 80KidRealm Pokemon Hobby: Pasatiempo Pokemon 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 4-5, 8 80KidRealm Maximum Motion Camp: Moción Máxima 15 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4-5 80KidRealm Quest Camp: Misión de KidRealm 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6-7 80Funutation: Cómo hacer una aplicación para el iPhone 16 ❤ ❤ 9 18Funutation: Raspberry Pi 16 ❤ ❤ 9 18Funutation: el diseño de el juego de video Kodu 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Funutation: Minecraft 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Mad Science - la ciencia en movimiento 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 18Mad Science - escena del crimen y química 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 18Sciensational: robótica avanzada 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Sciensational: laboratorio electrónico 16 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 9 23Sciensational: hágalo y llévalo a su casa 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23Sciensational: aerodeslizador – diseña su propio vehiculo – carro de bajar huevos 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 10 23

Silver Knights Chess: Campamento de Ajedrez 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10

18, 23, 25, 66, 79

Cocineritos: Libros para los cocineros 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 67Cocineritos: concurso de cocinar gourmet 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 8 19Creaciones dulces 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 4, 7 76, 91Todo sobre la ciencia 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 68Academia de Magia y Misterio 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1, 2, 3, 7 25, 66Ingeniería para NiñosL Que divertido – la construcción de un parque de diversión 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 67

Ingeniería para NiñosL Semana de sobrevivientes – Sobreviviendo por ingeniería 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 6 67

Ingeniería para NiñosL ¡Un día en el zoológico! 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ 1,6 67Ingeniería para NiñosL ¡Semana de descarrilar! Probando los creaciones de un ingeniero 17 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 1 25

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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 CITYFOR MORE EVENT INFORMATION, CALL 703-228-3329 OR VISIT WWW.ARLINGTONVA.US/JULY4

FREE shuttles from Pentagon City and Crystal City metro stationsGreat views of the Washington, DC fireworks display

☛ Arts and Crafts Market ☛ Food Truck Rally ☛ Live Music ☛ Sports & Games for All Ages

CELEBRATEJULY 4TH

@ LONG BRIDGEPARK

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2014