R uary 27!or home. Bus routes begin at 8:30 a.m. and campers arrive at camp between 9:30 and 9:40 a.m. In the afternoon, campers board the bus between 3:30 and 3:40 p.m. and arrive

Registration begins January 27!

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Reminder: Registration By AgeAgain this year, your child’s summer camp enrollment

will be based on age. (In the past, a camper’s grade was used to determine enrollment.) All age requirements are listed in the camp description.

Double Check Your AccountSave yourself time and prevent any errors on camp

registration day. Stop by any park district facility prior to camp registration and establish a household in our database or if you are already enrolled, update your household information. Staff will double check your

camper’s grade and age and make sure that you know your WebTrac login and password. See page 26 for

more registration details.

REGISTRATION

Summer Camp 2013Summer Camp 2013

General Information ....................... 1-2Bus Information ...................................3Map ......................................................25Registration .................................. 26-27Camps by Age ....................................29Art ..................................................... 4-5Dist. 219 Science & Engineering .....21Early Childhood ............................... 6-7Extended/Summers End ...................24General Camps ..................................12Nature ............................................... 8-9Play-Well TEK .....................................11Special Recreation ............................10Special Interest ..................................10Sports ............................................ 15-19

Aquatics ..........................................19Fitness ..............................................19Golf ...................................................14Hockey .............................................15 Tennis ...............................................16

Teen ............................................... 22-23

At the annual Illinois meeting of the American Camp

Association, the Skokie Park District received the Program

Excellence Award. This award honors programs that effectively and creatively use

the camp environment to respond to the needs of people

and/or societal problems.

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Board of Park CommissionersMike Reid, PresidentMaureen Yanes, Vice-PresidentSusan Aberman, CommissionerMichael Alter, CommissionerJerry Clarito, Commissioner

Administrative StaffJohn Ohrlund, CPRP, Executive DirectorMichelle Tuft, CPRE, Superintendent of Recreation & FacilitiesMike Rea, APRP, Superintendent of ParksWilliam Schmidt, CPA, MBA, Superintendent of Business Services

Camp Guide Production Rachel Pozner, Scott Walker and Jim Bottorff

SAVE THE DATEWednesday, January 9, 2013 — 6:30-7:30 p.m.Camp Open House—Oakton Community Center

Sunday, January 27, 2013, 12 p.m.Resident registration beginsWalk-in registration at the following facilities: Devonshire Cultural Center Emily Oaks Nature Center Oakton Community Center Weber Leisure Center

Friday, February 22, 2013Non-resident registration begins

Monday, April 1, 2013First camp payment due

Tuesday, April 9, 2013First auto-debit payment

Wednesday, May 1, 2013Final camp payment due

Thursday, May 9, 2013 Final auto-debit payment

Monday, June 10, 2013Most camps begin—Session I

Thursday, July 4, 2013No camp—Independence Day

Friday, July 5, 2013Last day of camp—Session I

Monday, July 8, 2013Most camps begin—Session II

Friday, August 2, 2013Last day of camp—Session II

Monday, August 5, 2013Summer’s End camp begins

(847) 674-1500

CAMP QUESTIONS

Lisa Sullivan, CPRP—ext. 2725CIT I/IIUrban AdventuresX-Camp

Kathy Day—ext. 2425Little TravelersWorld Travelers

Bob DeLeonardis—ext. 2183All-American Basketball Academy Brazilian SoccerChallenger British Soccer CampChicago Storm Soccer CampHot Shot Sports Mini CampsMiddle School Sports CampSports CampTennis CampsWeber Indoor Sports Camp

Nancy Eschker, CPRP—ext. 2742Camp IwannagoDevonshire Extended CampOakton Extended Camp

Kim Reynolds—ext. 3511Central Park CampLil’ Campers

Caryn Watson, APRP—ext. 2410Camp AmigosCircus Camp Sr./Jr.Dance Intensive Art CampKids Cooking CampPlay Well TEK Camps

Jill Flaherty—ext. 2525Earth ExplorersEarth RangersEarth Travelers

Steve Glickman—ext. 2926Summerstars Hockey Camp

Lee Hansen—ext. 2520Outdoor Challenge Camp

Mary Grear—ext. 2710ACA Accreditation Summer’s EndTerminal Park Camp

Amanda Hanson, CPRP—ext. 3020Historical Explorers

Robin Horwitz, CPRE—ext. 2420Summer on Broadway Sr./Jr.Behind the Scenes Camp

Rich Lee—ext. 3120Junior Summer Golf CampExtended Junior Golf Camp

Dave Putziger, CPRP—ext. 2741Jr. Aquatics CampAquatics Camp

Sarah Sheldon—ext. 2543Little Earth Scouts

Crystal VanHyning, CPRP—ext. 2720ACA AccreditationBus TransportationChess Camp

Pamela Zeid, CPRP—ext. 2715Camp Art!Happy CampersHappy Campers Summer’s End

Sarah Natalie, CPRP—ext. 3510FUNdamental FITness

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Age Requirements Children attending Skokie Park District camps must be age appropriate. Ages listed refer to the age of the child as of September 1, 2013 unless otherwise noted. Preschool campers three years of age must be toilet trained and the appropriate age by the beginning of their first day of camp. A copy of a birth certificate is required with the registration form when specifically stated within individual camp descriptions.

Camper Groupings & Staff-to-Camper RatioGroup sizes vary from program to program. An average camp staff-to-participant ratio is 1:12. Any group exceeding 12 children will be supplemented with an additional staff person. Camp programs that accommodate children under the age of 5 have a camp staff-to-participant ratio of 1:8.

Special Needs (American Disability Act)The Skokie Park District welcomes the participation of all individuals in our programs, including those with disabilities. We are fully committed to complying with the ADA and providing reasonable accommodations to facilitate participation in our programs.

Please assist us in providing a positive experience for your child with special needs by notifying the camp supervisor (see page 1) of any special needs at the time of enrollment. Your confidentiality will be respected. The sooner we know about your special situation, the more time we have to make reasonable accommodations to improve your child’s recreational experience and to ensure a smooth integration of your child into our camp program.

Individuals who are hearing impaired and want information regarding park district or M-NASR programs should call (847) 966-5522.

Sign-In & Out ProceduresEvery camper must be signed in and out by the person dropping off and picking him/her up. We will not release a child to someone whose name is not on the authorized pick-up form. Parents will be asked to show a picture ID.

InsuranceThe Skokie Park District does not provide individual Accident and Health Insurance.

Special Dietary Needs, Kosher/Food AllergiesCampers on restricted diets will gladly be accommodated. Parents will be advised of food selections in advance. Alternate choices will be provided whenever possible. Please indicate your special dietary needs on the registration form at the time of enrollment.

Illness PolicyChildren should not be brought to camp with illnesses that are contagious or with fevers, diarrhea, vomiting, or unidentifiable rashes. Campers may not return to the program until they are fever and/or diarrhea free for 24 hours. Children who are not participating normally (who show extreme lethargy or fatigue) will be considered ill and sent home.

Medication PolicyMedication may be given to a child when authorized by the child’s physician. All medication must remain in the original container indicating the child’s name, type, and date of the prescribed medication, and amounts and time of dosage. A medication consent form must be signed by the child’s parents and given to the Camp Director.

Everything Under the SunAll camps are held outdoors daily with limited or no use of air-conditioned indoor facilities with the exception of Camp Art!, Circus Camp, Summer On Broadway, World Travelers, Little Travelers and Weber Indoor Sports Camp. During heat emergency days, children are rotated into indoor facilities/shade areas and given frequent water breaks.

Camp AttireChildren attending Park District camps should wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Please keep in mind that our camps provide a relaxed, informal setting, therefore we recommend that you keep your valuable clothing and accessories at home. We also suggest that you label your child’s belongings. Camp t-shirts will be distributed to each participant during the first week of programming.

Picture ThisRegistrants and participants permit the taking of photographs and video of themselves and their children during Skokie Park District activities for publication, as the Park District deems necessary.

It’s Raining, It’s PouringCamp will be held whether it rains or shines.

Late Pick-up PolicyCamp staff will supervise children who are left beyond the scheduled pick-up time until a parent or other authorized adult on the pick-up list arrives. However, late pick-ups will result in a fee. The first time a parent is late a fee will be charged at a rate of $5 for the first 15 minutes and $1 for every minute thereafter. The second time a parent is late, the charge will be $10 for the first 15 minutes; the third time, the charge will be $15 and will continue in $5 increments for each occurrence. The dollar-per-minute charge will stay constant. Payment of the late fee is due at the time of pick-up. All measurements of time are to be according to the clock located at the camp.

Summer SchoolWe have created a variety of camp programs that complement summer school. If your child plans on attending summer school we encourage you to consider Camp Art!, Terminal Park Camp, Camp Iwannago, or Middle School Sports Camp. Please note that campers attending summer school will miss scheduled field trips and swimming. Parents will need to make alternate arrangements for childcare on these program days.

Camp StaffOur summer staff contribute to the success of our diverse camp programs! A qualified and experienced adult director supervises each camp daily. Counselors at each camp are a mixture of mature and enthusiastic college and high school students, parents, educators and coaches. All camp staff completes an extensive training program, which includes supervision and safety techniques, program development and CPR.

Summer Job OpportunitiesBe a camp leader! If you are over the age of 16 and you are looking for a fun-filled opportunity as a camp leader, then the Skokie Park District has an opportunity for you.

The Skokie Park District is now accepting applications for Summer Day Camp Positions (Camp Directors, Counselors and Jr. Counselors). Duties include directing children in outdoor leisure games, sports, arts and crafts and other recreational activities.

As a camp leader, you can be a role model to campers at one of the many camps listed in this brochure. Applications may be picked-up at any one of the community centers. For more information call Lynn Seebacher, Human Resources Manager at (847) 933-4357.

Camp Open HouseWednesday, January 9, 6:30-7:30 p.m. • Oakton Community Center, 4701 Oakton Street, Skokie

Camp Open House is the place to learn about the basic content of our various camp programs, staff, field trips, swimming, transportation, extended care and other camp related subjects. Compare and contrast programs and fees, and meet camp directors. Registration will not be accepted at the

Camp Open House. Registration for residents begins at 12 p.m. on Sunday, January 27 and for non-residents on Friday, February 22.

General Camp Questions: (847) 674-1500

Camp Bus TransportationBus transportation to many summer camps is available for residents of zip codes 60076, 60077 and 60203. Campers will be picked up directly in front of their home and then transported to the Devonshire Center bus hub and board a different bus to take them directly to their camp or home. Bus routes begin at 8:30 a.m. and campers arrive at camp between 9:30 and 9:40 a.m. In the afternoon, campers board the bus between 3:30 and 3:40 p.m. and arrive home no later then 4:30 p.m. Bus monitors for each bus are provided by the Park District. Bus routes and backpack tags are mailed to participants the week prior to the start of each session. To allow time to create the bus routes, please register by May 6 (June 10 for session 2). The fee includes morning and afternoon bus service for 4-week camps; discounts are not available for participants only needing morning, afternoon, or 2-week camp bus service. Registration for bus transportation will not be accepted after May 6 (June 10 for session 2).

222781-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 8:30A-4:30P $175222781-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 8:30A-4:30P $175

Bus transportation is available for the following programs:

Aquatics CampCamp Art! (full day)Camp Iwannago (full day) Central Park Camp

Circus CampCIT (except Happy Campers)Earth AdventuresElementary Sports Camp

Middle School Sports Camp (full day)Summer on BroadwaySummer on Broadway Jr.Terminal Park Camp (full day)

Weber Indoor Sports CampWorld TravelersX-Camp

Icon indicates bus transportation is available.

Bus TransportationBus Transportation

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Summer on BroadwayAspiring thespians will develop skills in acting, vocal music, choreography, costuming, makeup, lighting and set construction. A professional staff of trained artists will share their wealth of knowledge with your child. The session culminates in a final stage performance the last week of camp. (Senior Camp: First Session—July 3, Second Session—August 1. Junior Camp: First Session—July 2, Second Session—July 31). Fee includes swimming at least once per week, one field trip and fun guest artists. No camp on July 4.

Age: 8 - 14 Location: Devonshire Center

Summer on Broadway Sr. (Age: 11 - 14)222481-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $558/$697222481-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $558/$697

Summer On Broadway Jr. (Age: 8 - 10)222481-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $558/$697222481-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $558/$697

Behind the ScenesCampers will learn the art of technical theatre while helping to produce ‘Summer On Broadway’ productions. This includes: lighting, sound, stage management, set and costume design, all required at the high school level. Also, join Summer On Broadway actors as they take part in workshops with guest artists and field trips to see professional theatre productions. Senior sessions culminate in final stage performances on July 3 and August 1. Junior camp shows on July 2, and July 31. Fee includes weekly swimming, one field trip and guest artists. Camp hours may extend later into the evening during the last week of camp. No camp on July 4.


222481-05 M-F 6/10-7/5 1-5P $250/$313222481-06 M-F 7/8-8/2 1-5P $250/$313

Camp Art!Young art lovers will explore many aspects of the artistic and cultural world, using a wide variety of mediums and materials, and outdoor and indoor activities. Projects will focus on multimedia and three dimensional works. Campers will work on two to three art projects each day. A variety of exciting activities and games will be planned as well. Guest artists, field trips and weekly swimming trips will complete each session of Camp Art. Instruction for this specialized camp is provided by art teachers. All art supplies, field and swim trips, and a camp t-shirt are included in the camp fee. No camp July 4.

Age: 8 - 11 NEW Location: Highland School

Full Day222531-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $495/$619222531-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $495/$619

Half Day222531-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 12:30-3:30P $336/$420222531-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 12:30-3:30P $336/$420

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Circus Camp Jr./Sr.Explore tumbling, juggling, clowning, aerial feats, plate spinning, and theatrical skills. A professional staff will instruct campers in circus skills including clowning, mime, free falls, juggling and magic. In addition, two guest performance artists will conduct hands-on workshops. This dynamic camp ends in a spectacular circus performance on the last week of each session. Swimming twice weekly and two exciting field trips are included. No camp July 4.

SeniorAge: 9 - 13 Location: Lincoln Jr. High

221081-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $569/$711221081-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $569/$711

JuniorAge: 6 - 8 Location: Madison School

221082-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $569 $711221082-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $569 $711

World TravelersDiscover new cultures by “traveling around the world!” Every week, campers will ‘visit’ a new country and experience the colors, crafts and sounds of faraway lands. Activities reflecting each culture include arts and crafts, music, stories, indoor and outdoor activities, and games. A field trip and a guest artist – twice per session – are also included. Fees include all supplies, field trips and swimming a minimum of four days a week. No camp July 4.


Four Weeks222533-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $523/$654222533-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $523/$654

Two Weeks222533-03 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:30A-3:30P $288/$360222533-04 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $288/$360222533-05 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:30A-3:30P $288/$360222533-06 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $288/$360

Kids Cooking CampYour child will learn healthy and active living skills through cooking and physical activities. Campers will explore a new culinary theme each week with a focus on nutrition, the five food groups and eating a well-balanced diet. Kids will create simple and healthy recipes, while learning the fundamentals of cooking. Full day campers will then participate in a fitness activity. Activities will include swimming, team sports, aerobic exercise and games. Kids Cooking Camp will join Fundamental Fitness Camp three times per session. No Camp July 4.


Half Day221090-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-12P $293/$367221090-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-12P $293/$367


Dance Intensive CampGrab your dancing shoes for this intensive camp, designed to enrich, challenge, and nurture the young mover in your life. Lead by a professional staff, campers will learn several genres of dance including classical, popular, and ethnic forms. They will also participate in dance history, choreography, and performance activities. This camp is designed for beginning to advanced level dancers. (No experience required.) There will be a technical rehearsal on Thursday, August 15 from 6-8 p.m. The full production performance will be held on Friday, August 16 at 5 p.m. Campers are required to bring a notebook and writing utensil.


221091-01 M-F 8/5-8/16 9:30A-3:30P $300/$375

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Lil’ CampersDesigned as an introduction to camp, our childhood education experts will lead your child in a variety of age-appropriate activities including arts and crafts, games, stories, music, special events and movement. Entertainment and field trips will take place twice per session. Includes swimming twice a week at the Skokie Water Playground. A birth certificate is required for registration. All children must be toilet-trained by the first day of camp. Bus Service is not available for this camp. No camp on July 4.

Age: 3 - 5 Location: Central Park

Four Weeks221222-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-1P $278/$347221222-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-1P $278/$347

Two Weeks221222-03 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:30A-1P $153/$191221222-04 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-1P $153/$191221222-05 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:30A-1P $153/$191221222-06 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:30A-1P $153/$191

Little TravelersYour little camper will travel to real and imaginary lands, exploring nature in our neighborhoods and diving “under the sea.” Little Travelers will have fun learning and exploring through arts and crafts, music, movement, outdoor activities and games, field trips, and visits from guest artists. Includes four trips to the Devonshire pool per week). Supplies, field trips, and swim fees are included. Children must be at least four-years-old on or before the first day of class. A birth certificate is required. Extended camp and bus transportation is not available for this camp. No camp July 4.




Little Earth ScoutsCampers will experience Sun, Soil, Air and Water weeks two days per week through puppet shows, fun experiments and outdoor play time. Earn ‘Earth Friends’ badges each day, as well as safety and helper badges. Fee includes daily snacks, camp t-shirt, fanny pack and supplies. Note: Although program content for the camp changes every year, the content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. Bus transportation is not available.

Age: 4 - 5 Location: Emily Oaks Nature Center

222621-01 M,W 6/10-7/3 9:30A-12P $169/$211222621-02 M,W 7/8-7/31 9:30A-12P $169/$211222621-03 M,W 6/10-7/3 1-3:30P $169/$211222621-04 M,W 7/8-7/31 1-3:30P $169/$211

Happy CampersLaugh, smile and have fun with friends! Designed and supervised by early childhood educators, Happy Campers promises exciting and fun activities revolving around weekly themes such as Pajama Day, Icky Sticky Day and Insect Day. Arts and crafts, games, songs, special event days, weekly swim and field trips are all part of this super fun camp. Campers will donate a snack to share with their group. Juice will be provided. Children must be toilet trained by the first day of camp. A birth certificate may be asked for at the time of registration or within three days of registration. No camp on July 4.

Age: 3 - 5 Location: Highland School

Half Day—Age: 3 - 5221221-01 Tu,Th 6/11-7/2 10A-12:30P $145/$181221221-02 Tu,Th 7/9-8/1 10A-12:30P $145/$181

Half Day— Age: 3221223-01 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 10A-12:30P $198/$247221223-04 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 10A-12:30P $198/$247

Half Day—Age: 4221223-02 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 10A-12:30P $198/$247221223-05 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 10A-12:30P $198/$247

Half Day—Age: 5221223-03 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 10A-12:30P $198/$247221223-06 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 10A-12:30P $198/$247

Full Day—Age: 3221223-07 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 10A-3P $294/$368221223-08 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 10A-3P $294/$368

Full Day—Age: 4 & 5221223-09 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 10A-3P $294/$368221223-10 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 10A-3P $294/$368221223-11 M-F 6/10-7/5 10A-3P $444/$555221223-12 M-F 7/8-8/2 10A-3P $444/$555

Happy Campers—Summers EndHappy Campers doesn’t have to end! This full day, two week program includes more music, arts and crafts, games, swimming, field trips and exciting activities with friends. All campers are asked to donate a snack to share with the group. Juice will be provided with snacks. Children must be toilet trained by the first day of camp.

Age: 3 - 5 Location: Oakton Center

221225-01 M-F 8/5-8/9 10A-3P $125/$156221225-02 M-F 8/12-8/16 10A-3P $125/$156

Camp AmigosCampers will laugh, play, create, sing, climb, dig, paint, cook, and discover great wonders – all while learning Spanish! Activities include Backwards Day, Olympic Day, Weekly Water Days, Cooking Days, Surprise Day, Treasure Hunt Days, Magic Day, Carnival Day and much more. No camp on July 4.

Age: 3 - 5 Location: Madison School

221226-01 Tu,Th 6/11-7/2 9:30A-12P $176/$220221226-02 Tu,Th 7/9-8/1 9:30A-12P $176/$220

Outdoor Challenge CampFeaturing tent camping, bicycle tours, canoeing, caving, wall climbing and more, campers will learn new skills and take camping trips every week! Personal confidence, group decision-making, safety, and outdoor ethics will be emphasized. On the last three days of each session, campers will attend a three-day camp out, putting to use their new skills in either Wisconsin or western Illinois. Fee includes van transportation during camp outs, supplies and fees, weekly swimming, and all equipment with the exception of personal gear and bicycles (rentals available).


222641-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $1,035/$1,293

• Team Building and Tent Camping Participate in a high ropes course, problem-solve during a teams course, practice your GPS skills, and attend an overnight camp out at Irons Oaks Adventure Center.

• Bicycle Touring Master bicycle maintenance, explore local bike trails, and travel the Elroy-Sparta bicycle trail in Wisconsin during a three-day camping trip.

• River Canoeing Learn canoeing skills and safety at Emily Oaks, then paddle the scenic Fox River in Illinois and explore Starved Rock State Park during a three-day trip.

• Caving & Wall Climbing Practice wall climbing at Vertical Endeavors before heading to Governor Dodge State Park in Wisconsin for a three-day trip that includes exploring Popp’s Cave.

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Earth ExplorersCampers will explore the wildest places at Emily Oaks Nature Center and get to know the plants and animals that live in the area. Featuring animal expeditions, nature games, discovery parties, and savanna safaris, campers will also attend a presentation that features real hawks, reptiles, and other wild critters. Although Earth Explorers are not taught outdoor recreation skills, they are invited to share in cookout desserts prepared by the Earth Travelers and Rangers, and may accompany the older campers on canoe rides around our pond. Fee includes recreational swimming, field trips, a wildlife presentation, campfire snacks, beverages, and project supplies. Note: Although program content for the camp changes every year, the content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4.


222631-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $525/$656222631-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $525/$656

Earth TravelersYour child will become an experienced Earth Traveler, learning to paddle a canoe, pitch a tent, build a fire, and cook a meal outdoors. Cookouts will be held weekly and a camp out at Emily Oaks is scheduled each session. Earth Travelers will also participate in fun activities that help them understand how living things interact in their natural communities and will play games that guide them in developing teamwork skills and good environmental habits. Fee includes recreational swimming, field trips, cookout supplies, canoeing instruction, one camp out, and beverages. Note: Although program content for the camp changes every year, the content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4.


222632-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $560/$700222632-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $560/$700

Earth RangersLike back country park rangers, Earth Rangers will find adventures off the beaten trail, while exploring wild places, near and far. Rangers will also learn advanced skills such as tying knots, lashing, how to use a compass, animal tracking, additional canoeing strokes, and camping. Weekly cookouts, a one-day off site canoe trip, and two camp outs—one at Emily Oaks and one at another at a state park—will all be part of the Earth Rangers experience. Rangers also have a responsibility to protect natural places, and will learn about local ecosystems and how to live more harmoniously with the earth. Fee includes recreational swimming, field trips, cookout supplies, canoeing instruction, two camp outs, a canoe trip, and beverages. Note: Although program content for the camp changes every year, the content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4.


222633-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $633/$791222633-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $633/$791

Earth AdventuresOur Earth Adventures Camps are specialized programs designed to heighten a child’s sense of relationship with the natural

world and teach age-appropriate outdoor recreational skills. Each camp is supervised by a director and four college-aged leaders (a 1:8 leader to camper ratio) who involve the campers in captivating, highly structured daily activities. Though each camp is different in content, the Earth Adventures series aims to help campers feel capable and comfortable while

journeying through the natural places on Earth. All campers swim twice weekly at one of the Park District pools.

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Historical ExplorersGo back in time, exploring American history through arts and crafts projects and playing games from different eras. Each week two new time periods will be introduced. Sign-up for all five weeks or only the weeks that interest your camper. Juice and water will be provided. Campers must bring their own snacks. Simple knot-tying, sewing and braiding skills may be required for certain projects. No bus transportation.

Ages: 7-11 (Must be 7 by 9/1/2013)Location: Skokie Heritage Museum

Settlers/Revolutionary War220131-01 M-F 7/8-7/12 9:30A-12:30P $132/$165

Pioneer/Victorian220131-02 M-F 7/15-7/19 9:30A-12:30P $132/$165

1910s/1920s220131-03 M-F 7/22-7/26 9:30A-12:30P $132/$165

1930s/1940s220131-04 M-F 7/29-8/2 9:30A-12:30P $132/$165

1950s/1960s220131-05 M-F 8/5-8/9 9:30A-12:30P $132/$165

Chess CampCampers will discover the magical world of chess by mastering chess techniques. Chess Wizards staff will teach chess openings, midgames with all the pins, double attacks, endgames and much more. Campers will compete in a tournament and receive a trophy, chess board, work folder and certificate of achievement. All levels are welcome; campers will be divided into appropriate levels. Sports activities will also take place throughout the day. Snacks will be provided. Please register by August 2.

Age: 6 - 10 Location: Oakton Center

220231-01 M-F 8/12-8/16 9A-3P $390/$488

Dedicated to improving the quality of life and, through advocacy and awareness, promoting a successful leisure

lifestyle for individuals with disabilities.

M-NASR CampMaine Niles Association of Special Recreation (M-NASR) provides a variety of camps for children and youth with special needs. M-NASR offers eight different camps for challenged individuals ages 3-21 years. A staff to participant ratio of 4 to 1 allows for individual attention, a structured environment and a safe and happy summer camp experience for everyone. Activities at camp are varied and may include arts and crafts, games, sports, swimming and field trips. All activities are designed to improve physical and social skills and provide a memorable summer for our campers. Complete camp information will be available in late February. If you have questions, call M-NASR at (847) 966-5522.

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LEGO® SuperheroesLEGO® Super Heroes need your help to defeat the destructive forces of evil archvillains as they threaten LEGOpolis! Explore the tools and techniques of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but super engineers. An engineering curriculum designed by Play-Well challenges heroes to design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict.


221231-01 M-F 7/8-7/12 9:30-11:30A $148/$185

Pre-Engineering with LEGO®Your camper will become a Play-Well Engineer by building cities, bridges and motorized cars and planes, and exploring the many creative possibilities of engineering with the LEGO™ system. With access to more than 100,000 pieces of LEGO™, your camper will build the project of their dreams, with the support of a Play-Well Engineer.


221227-01 M-F 6/10-6/14 9:30-11:30A $148 $185 Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO®Campers will take on real-life engineering challenges through the exploration of physics, architecture, and mechanical and structural engineering, using more than 100,000 pieces of LEGO™ material. From race cars to Battletracks, this is a hands- and minds-on program suitable for LEGO™ novices to “LEGO™ maniacs.” Designed by engineers, the curriculum challenges both new and returning students to reach the next level of engineering comprehension, all while having fun.


221228-01 M-F 6/10-6/14 12:30-3:30P $160 $200 Jedi Engineering with LEGO®Young Jedi will explore new worlds, as well as engineering principles right in front of them. Design original planes, droids, and palaces inspired by designs made in a galaxy far, far away!


221229-01 M-F 6/24-6/28 9:30-11:30A $148/$185

Jedi Master Engineering with LEGO®The Force is strong in this class. Build complex machines and structures based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements, and fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion and more, as students tap into the powerful forces of imagination and engineering.


221230-01 M-F 6/24-6/28 12:30-3:30P $160/$200 Green Engineering with LEGO®Design and build machines powered by alternative energy sources. Race solar cars, build a wind-powered electrical generation facility, enter the human powered vehicle competition, and invent a machine powered by stored elastic strain energy. Instruction will be provided by staff, but familiarity with LEGO® Technic is desirable.


221232-01 M-F 7/8-7/12 12:30-3:30P $160/$200

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Terminal Park Camp

Age: 5 - 11 Location: Terminal Park


Half Day221732-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 12-3:30P $233/$291221732-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 12-3:30P $233/$291

Two Week221732-05 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:30A-3:30P $233/$291221732-06 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $233/$291221732-07 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:30A-3:30P $233/$291221732-08 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $233/$291

Camp Iwannago

Age: 5 - 11 Location: Oakton Park

Four Weeks Full Day220532-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $425/$531220532-03 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $425/$531

AM220532-02 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-12:30P $233/$291220532-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-12:30P $233/$291

PM220532-05 M-F 6/10-7/5 12:30-3:30P $233/$291


General CampsThe Skokie Park District offers general camps for children at three Skokie locations. These enriching camps promote healthy lifestyles through active play and environmental awareness. Each child’s strengths are showcased through a wide variety of games, sports, arts and crafts daily. Children will also attend field trips and swim twice a week. Each session culminates with a Family Night full of fun! No camp July 4.

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Junior Golf CampJunior golfers of all skill levels will receive 12.5 hours of lesson time per week, including on-course instruction and playing golf in various formats. Camp features small groups and one-on-one instructor time. Economical, time-flexible sessions are offered, with camps meeting daily for 2.5 hours per day. Campers will play at Skokie Sports Park three days a week and at Weber Park Golf Course two days a week. You are required to bring your own golf equipment including clubs, bag, balls, etc. Register for both the AM and PM sessions in the same week and save $80, which includes a free one-hour supervised lunch period in between. No bus service or extended camps will be available.

Age: 8 - 13 Location: Sports Park

AM221646-01 M-F 6/10-6/14 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-02 M-F 6/17-6/21 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-03 M-F 6/24-6/28 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-04 M-F 7/1-7/5 9:30A-12P $197/$246221646-05 M-F 7/8-7/12 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-06 M-F 7/15-7/19 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-07 M-F 7/22-7/26 9:30A-12P $246/$307221646-08 M-F 7/29-8/2 9:30A-12P $246/$307

PM221646-10 M-F 6/10-6/14 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-11 M-F 6/17-6/21 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-12 M-F 6/24-6/28 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-13 M-F 7/1-7/5 1-3:30P $197/$246221646-14 M-F 7/8-7/12 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-15 M-F 7/15-7/19 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-16 M-F 7/22-7/26 1-3:30P $246/$307221646-17 M-F 7/29-8/2 1-3:30P $246/$307

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Summerstars Hockey CampCampers with previous hockey experience will receive up to nine hours of ice time instruction and fun each week. Other activities include golf, swimming, bowling, basketball, in-line hockey, outdoor games and much more. Lunch is available for purchase. No camp July 4.

Age: 7 - 13 Location: Skatium

AM221501-01 M-F 6/10-6/14 8:30A-12P $94/$108221502-01 M-F 6/17-6/21 8:30A-12P $94/$108221503-01 M-F 6/24-6/28 8:30A-12P $94/$108221504-01 M-W,F 7/1-7/5 8:30A-12P $75/$86221505-01 M-F 7/8-7/12 8:30A-12P $94/$108221506-01 M-F 7/15-7/19 8:30A-12P $94/$108221507-01 M-F 7/22-7/26 8:30A-12P $94/$108221508-01 M-F 7/29-8/2 8:30A-12P $94/$108221509-01 M-F 8/5-8/9 8:30A-12P $94/$108221510-01 M-F 8/12-8/16 8:30A-12P $104/$115

PM221501-02 M-F 6/10-6/14 12:30-4P $94/$108221502-02 M-F 6/17-6/21 12:30-4P $94/$108221503-02 M-F 6/24-6/28 12:30-4P $94/$108221504-02 M-W,F 7/1-7/5 12:30-4P $75/$86221505-02 M-F 7/8-7/12 12:30-4P $94/$108221506-02 M-F 7/15-7/19 12:30-4P $94/$108221507-02 M-F 7/22-7/26 12:30-4P $94/$108221508-02 M-F 7/29-8/2 12:30-4P $94/$108221509-02 M-F 8/5-8/9 12:30-4P $94/$108221510-02 M-F 8/12-8/16 12:30-4P $94/$108

Full Day221501-03 M-F 6/10-6/14 8:30A-4P $189/$217221502-03 M-F 6/17-6/21 8:30A-4P $189/$217221503-03 M-F 6/24-6/28 8:30A-4P $189/$217221504-03 M-W,F 7/1-7/5 8:30A-4P $151/$174221505-03 M-F 7/8-7/12 8:30A-4P $189/$217221506-03 M-F 7/15-7/19 8:30A-4P $189/$217221507-03 M-F 7/22-7/26 8:30A-4P $189/$217221508-03 M-F 7/29-8/2 8:30A-4P $189/$217221509-03 M-F 8/5-8/9 8:30A-4P $189/$217221510-03 M-F 8/12-8/16 8:30A-4P $189/$217

Goalie221501-04 M-F 6/10-6/14 8:30A-4P $170/$195221502-04 M-F 6/17-6/21 8:30A-4P $170/$195221503-04 M-F 6/24-6/28 8:30A-4P $170/$195221504-04 M-W,F 7/1-7/5 8:30A-4P $136/$156221505-04 M-F 7/8-7/12 8:30A-4P $170/$195221506-04 M-F 7/15-7/19 8:30A-4P $170/$195221507-04 M-F 7/22-7/26 8:30A-4P $170/$195221508-04 M-F 7/29-8/2 8:30A-4P $170/$195221509-04 M-F 8/5-8/9 8:30A-4P $170/$195221510-04 M-F 8/12-8/16 8:30A-4P $170/$195

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Junior Tennis CampsBecome a better tennis player in a fun, positive atmosphere. Our campers learn from the best coaches in the sport and leave camp with confidence and a passion to enjoy this lifetime sport. While the camp emphasizes tennis, we will also incorporate soccer, basketball, tennis baseball, swimming and cardio tennis in our program. Individual player profile analyses and camp t-shirts included.

Central Park

Beginner–Advanced Beginner (Age: 4 - 17)224635-01 M-F 6/10-6/21 9A-12P $335/$420224635-02 M-F 6/24-7/3 9A-12P $268/$335224635-03 M-F 7/8-7/19 9A-12P $335/$420224635-04 M-F 7/22-8/2 9A-12P $335/$420224635-05 M-F 8/5-8/16 9A-12P $335/$420224635-06 M-F 8/19-8/30 9A-12P $335/$420

Oakton Tennis Courts

Beginner–Advanced Beginner (Age: 4 - 17)224635-07 M-Th 6/10-6/20 4-6P $195/$245224635-08 M-Th 6/24-7/3 4-6P $171/$214224635-09 M-Th 7/8-7/18 4-6P $195/$245224635-10 M-Th 7/22-8/1 4-6P $195/$245224635-11 M-Th 8/5-8/15 4-6P $195/$245224635-12 M-Th 8/19-8/29 4-6P $195/$245

Beginner–Advanced (Age: 8 +)224635-16 M-Th 6/10-6/20 1:15-4P $255/$320224635-17 M-Th 6/24-7/3 1:15-4P $240/$300224635-18 M-Th 7/8-7/18 1:15-4P $255/$320224635-19 M-Th 7/22-8/1 1:15-4P $255/$320224635-20 M-Th 8/5-8/15 1:15-4P $255/$320

Pee Wee TennisYounger children will learn basic tennis skills in a “game oriented,” fun and supportive environment. Campers will learn gross and fine motor skills, which will improve not only their tennis, but their abilities in other sports.


224635-21 M-Th 6/10-6/20 8-9A $100/$125224635-22 M-Th 6/24-7/3 8-9A $88/$110224635-23 M-Th 7/8-7/18 8-9A $100/$125224635-24 M-Th 7/22-8/1 8-9A $100/$125224635-25 M-Th 8/5-8/15 8-9A $100/$125224635-26 M-Th 8/19-8/29 8-9A $100/$125

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SportsSportsElementary Sports CampLearn the basics of volleyball, soccer, basketball, softball and archery. Other activities will include floor hockey, tennis, football and many more recreational sports. During each session, campers will go swimming twice a week. In addition to all-camp special event days, weekly field trips will include a professional baseball game, bowling, Skokie Sports Park, water parks and weekly ice skating. Instructional and skill development will be the main emphasis for weeks one and two. Team games will be played during weeks three and four. No camp July 4.

Age: 7 - 10Location: Norman Schack Park



Middle School Sports CampCampers will receive excellent instruction

and valuable participation time in a variety of sports. Skilled athletes will teach all aspects

of competitive sports. Participants will receive extensive instruction and participate in tournament

play. Featuring: baseball/softball, football, basketball, soccer, tennis and volleyball. Field trips will include a pro

baseball game, bowling, leisure swimming, archery, golf, weekly ice skating and more. No camp on July 4.

Age: 11 - 13 Location: Norman Schack Park



Half Day220434-07 M-F 6/10-7/5 12-3:30P $249/$311

Weber Indoor Sports CampThe temperature may be hot, but the Weber gym will offer a cool place for young athletes to exercise and learn new sports skills, including volleyball, basketball, soccer, floor hockey, softball, football, and many more. Field trips will include a professional baseball game, bowling, water parks, Skokie Sports Park, ice skating and more. Campers will also visit the Skokie Water Playground twice a week. No camp July 4.

Age: 7 - 12 Location: Weber Leisure Center



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Chicago Storm Soccer CampCampers of all abilities will work with professional and collegiate soccer players and coaches, working on skills and strategies in fun, game-like atmosphere. Included: camp t-shirt, soccer ball and player evaluation.

Age: 4 - 13 Location: Gross Point Park

Mini-Kickers Camp (Age: 4 - 6) 220435-01 M-F 6/24-6/28 9A-12P* $145/$181

Half-Day Camp (Age: 7 - 13)220435-02 M-F 6/24-6/28 9A-12P* $145/$181

Full Day Camp (Age: 7 - 13)220435-03 M-F 6/24-6/28 9A-3P* $180/$216

*All camps end at 1 p.m. on Fridays. Challenger British Soccer CampCampers will receive world-class instruction in a safe, stimulating and fun learning environment. Included: t-shirt, ball, official CBSC jersey, two free issues of Sports Illustrated Kids, and a personal player evaluation from a CBSC coach. Volunteer host families are needed for each session. If you would like to host a coach, please let us know. Host families will receive a significant camp fee rebate, or up to $125 in apparel or training equipment vouchers.

Age: 3 - 16Location: Gross Point Park

Ages 3 - 4 221831-01 M-F 8/5-8/9 11A-12P $95/$119

Ages: 5 - 6221831-02 M-F 8/5-8/9 9-11A $117/$146

Ages: 6 - 16221831-05 M-F 8/5-8/9 9A-4P $217/$271

Half Day— Ages: 6 - 12221831-03 M-F 8/5-8/9 9A-12P $143/$179

Half Day—Ages: 10 - 16221831-04 M-F 8/5-8/9 1-4P $143/$179

Brazilian SoccerOur knowledgeable soccer staff will give professional instruction and develop your camper’s game. Camp fee includes a free soccer ball and t-shirt.

Age: 6 - 14Location: Gross Point Park

Ages: 6 - 9221832-01 M-F 6/17-6/21 9A-12P $178/$223221832-03 M-F 6/17-6/21 1-4P $178/$223

Ages: 10 - 14221832-02 M-F 6/17-6/21 9A-12P $178/$223221832-04 M-F 6/17-6/21 1-4P $178/$223

All-American Basketball AcademyCampers will learn and sharpen offensive and defensive skills such as dribbling, passing, man-to-man defense, and teamwork. These five days of specialized basketball camps will feature an “All-Around Skills” camp in the morning session, and a specialized “All-Star Shooting” camp in the afternoon session. Each day’s camp will offer different skills for kids who would like to attend the entire week. Please bring water and a snack everyday. For more information please call Sam Rizzo at (303) 748-8690 or e-mail [email protected]

Age: 6 - 13 Location: Niles North High School

All-Around Skills Camp220425-01 M-F 7/29-8/2 8:30A-12:30P $175

All-Star Shooting Camp220425-02 M-F 7/29-8/2 1-3:30P $125

Full Day Camp220425-03 M-F 7/29-8/2 8:30A-3:30P $250

Jr. Aquatics CampThis two-week “mini” version of Aquatics Camp is designed to introduce the skills needed for Aquatics Camp to younger children. Our staff will lead the camp in age-appropriate activities and games, emphasizing basic lifesaving and water rescue skills in a fun and interactive manner. Campers will also learn basics of first aid (not a certification course). All campers should be able to swim 25 yards without stopping. No camp July 4.

Age: 8 - 10 Location: Skokie Water Playground

220640-01 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $234/$292 Aquatics CampFor the camper who loves spending their summer at the pool! Featuring aquatic games, team building activities, arts and crafts, and plenty of time to enjoy the water slides. Campers will also learn exciting lifeguarding skills from professionals, including water rescues and basic first aid (not a certification course). In addition to spending time at Skokie Water Playground, campers will take a field trip to a different aquatic facility each week. All campers should be able to swim 25 yards without stopping.

Age: 11 - 15 Location: Skokie Water Playground

220641-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $425/$531

FUNdamental FITnessRemember your parents telling you to “go play?” Your child will do just that by learning new games, meeting new friends, practicing creativity, and learning personal fitness basics in a safe and encouraging atmosphere. The Skokie Parks District’s Certified Youth Fitness Specialist Jon Kahney has designed this specialty camp for kids, with a focus on childhood obesity, and healthy lifestyle and eating choices. New this year: three cooperative sessions with Kids Cooking Camp, where kids will learn kitchen safety, the basics of nutrition, and how to make healthy snacks. Fees include all off-site field trips, lunch for three camp days per session, food for the cooking portion of camp, and program t-shirts. Please provide your camper with a healthy sack lunch on non-cooking days. A camp schedule will be provided to parents. No camp July 4.


220429-01 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:30A-3:30P $275/$340220429-02 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $275/$340220429-03 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:30A-3:30P $275/$340220429-04 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $275/$340

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Hot Shots is an organization that is devoted solely to youth athletics education and programming. Hot Shots programs stress the pure enjoyment of being involved in sports while developing skills in an environment where everyone plays and the focus is on participation and education, not just results.

Hot Shots Basketball Skills CampYour camper will improve their basketball fundamentals, learn advanced skills, and enhance their teamwork. Included: dribbling, passing, rebounding, shooting, and defense. Campers will be divided into groups based on age, size and ability. Camp highlights: camp t-shirt and basketball, 6:1 coach/player ratio, league and tournament play, and prizes awarded each day. Bring a snack and drink each day.


220422-01 M-F 8/5-8/9 9A-12P $165/$206220422-02 M-F 8/5-8/9 1-4P $165/$206

Sports and More CampCampers will be introduced to soccer, t-ball, football, kickball and other group games. Kids will develop motor skills and nurture his or her growth, socially and emotionally, through teamwork and good sportsmanship. All campers will receive a camp t-shirt. Camp will meet outside at Oakton Park and at the Weber Leisure Center during inclement weather. Bring a snack and drink each day.


220423-01 M-F 8/5-8/9 9A-12P $165/$206220423-02 M-F 8/12-8/16 9A-12P $165/$206

Hot Shots Summer Sports CampBaseball, volleyball, basketball, football, floor hockey, and a variety of group games. Sportsmanship and teamwork will be emphasized in each sport. Camp highlights: camp t-shirt and prizes will be awarded each day. Bring a snack and drink each day. Come ready to have fun! Coach/camper ratio: 6:1.


220424-01 M-F 8/12-8/16 9A-12P $165/$206220424-02 M-F 8/12-8/16 1-4P $165/$206

MINI CAMPSAge: 7 - 14 Location: Weber Leisure Center

Basketball Clinic—ShootingThe Hot Shots Sports Staff will demonstrate proper shooting form, while discouraging bad habits. Players will practice their shot in competitive shooting games, and also learn home shooting drills, both of which will turn a good jump shot into a great jump shot!

220426-01 M 8/5 4:30-6P $30/$38220426-02 M 8/12 4:30-6P $30/$38

Basketball Clinic—Team PlayCoaches want “team players” and this camp will help your child take the next step in his or her basketball development. Your camper will learn drills and skills that will increase his or her ability to recognize team work and play team basketball. Scrimmages and games will be played with the Hot Shots Sports staff, reinforcing these newly acquired concepts.

220427-01 Tu 8/6 4:30-6P $30/$38220427-02 Tu 8/13 4:30-6P $30/$38

Soccer Clinic—Ball ControlSoccer ‘Ball Control’ clinic will give campers the skills to hold on to the ball and move where they want to go. Drills will focus on footwork and ball security. Players will improve basic skills, learn advanced moves, and test their skills in games.

220437-01 W 8/7 4:30-6P $30/$38220437-02 W 8/14 4:30-6P $30/$38

Soccer Clinic—Precision Passing and ShootingAfter working on passing techniques, the Hot Shot Staff will challenge soccer campers with drills that require kicking accuracy. Mini-games requiring accurate kicks, such as four corners and shoot out, will follow the drills.

220438-01 Th 8/8 4:30-6P $30/$38220438-02 Th 8/15 4:30-6P $30/$38

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For Grades K–9June 10–14 & June 17–21 • 1–2:25 p.m. & 2:35–4 p.m.

Niles North High School

Sign up for our summer science enrichment classes, popular summer courses offered by Niles Township High School District 219. Children can explore their favorite science topics and develop a unique connection to

District 219 High Schools. Choose from a variety of thrilling hands-on classes, taught by District 219 teachers.

Topics included in prior seasons:Bugs, Butterflies and More • Colorful Science • Outdoor Explorer

Joy of Math • Science and Art • ChessSoaring the Skies • Polymer Science • Flying • Forensic Detectives

Investigating Patterns • Survivor Illinois • Science Olympiad Nanotechnology • Chemistry of Color • Rockets

Science of Toys Catapults • Hot Air BalloonsScience of Color Imaging in Astronomy • Chemistry of Beauty Biotech Bonanza • Science of Star Wars • Biomedical Careers

These are just a few examples of the fun classes we’ve offered. The cost is only $45 ($100 for double session classes) for 5 days of classes! Cost

includes T-shirt, class certificates and lab supplies. Register online at www.SkokieParks.org

For Grades 4–8 June 24–June 28 & July 29–August 2

9:30–11 a.m., 11:15 a.m.–12:40 p.m., & 1–2:25 p.m.Niles North High School

District 219 is proud to offer the fourth annual summer engineering enrichment program to children in the Niles Township area. District 219

instructors have designed eleven camp offerings to immerse children in a fun, exciting learning environment using leading-edge technologies to explore hands-on STEM topics. Each of the offerings are based on

programs offered at both Niles North and Niles West High Schools. For more information visit our website at www.niles219.org/STEM

Camp Offerings Include: 3D Design (Autodesk Inventor) • Alternative Energy

Bridges & Structures • Electronics • Robotics Construction (Vex) Robotics Programming (Vex) • 3D Animation (Autodesk Inventor)

Rapid Prototyping & CNC •Culinary Trashy Fashion • Video Production

The cost is only $45 for each class; includes T-shirt and lab supplies. Register online at wwwSkokieParks.org

Through their community-based partnership, the Skokie Park District and School District 219 continue to offer programs such as Sizzling Summer Science, increasing children’s programming and leisure opportunities

for the residents of Skokie and the areas served by District 219.

X-CampThis unusual and exciting camp for teens offers field trips, sports, games, arts and crafts projects, swimming, movies, walking trips and team building activities. Includes: eight field trips each session and swimming twice a week – once at Skokie Water Playground – and once at Devonshire Aquatic Center. Walking field trips may include trips to 7-11 or photo scavenger hunts. Each session of X-Camp will include a field trip to Great America (a late return day).

Age: 11 - 14 Location: Lorel Park

221741-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $505/$631221741-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $505/$631221741-03 M,W,F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $309/$386221741-04 M,W,F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $309/$386221741-05 Tu,Th 6/11-7/2 9:30A-3:30P $206/$258221741-06 Tu,Th 7/9-8/1 9:30A-3:30P $206/$258

Urban AdventuresTeen campers will learn to navigate the big city every day via the Skokie Swift and Chicago’s ‘L’ trains and city buses. Visit museums, ballparks, arcades, Millennium Park, North Avenue Beach and other exciting and interesting sites. Participants will see many of Chicago’s well-known attractions and discover some of its hidden treasures, all without burning a hole in their pocket. Some field trips may be located in the suburbs, but participants will still use public transportation. Fee includes all public transportation, supervision by qualified staff, and admission to all sites and activities. No camp July 4.

Age: 12 - 15 Location: Skokie Swift Dempster Station/Starbucks

221743-01 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:30A-3:30P $330/$413221743-02 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $330/$413221743-03 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:30A-3:30P $330/$413221743-04 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $330/$413

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CIT I—Ages: 12 - 13

CIT Earth Adventures222741-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Central Camp222741-05 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-06 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Camp Iwannago222741-07 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-08 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Terminal Park Camp222741-09 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-10 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT World Travelers222741-11 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-12 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Sports Camp222741-13 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-14 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Weber Indoor Sports Camp222741-15 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222741-16 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT II—Age: 14 - 15

CIT Happy Campers (No bus service)222742-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3P $324/$405222742-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3P $324/$405

CIT Earth Adventures222742-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Central Camp222742-05 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-06 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Camp Iwannago222742-07 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-08 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Terminal Park Camp222742-09 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-10 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT World Travelers222742-11 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-12 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Sports Camp222742-13 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-14 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

CIT Weber Indoor Sports222742-15 M-F 6/10-7/5 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405222742-16 M-F 7/8-8/2 9:30A-3:30P $324/$405

Counselor In Training Campers will become mature, self-confident, reliable, motivated young adults, and learn how to work with young campers. The CIT will register for a specific camp and will work with that camp four days a week. On Thursdays, CITs will report to the Oakton Community Center for team building activities or for a CIT field trip (see schedule below). Directors and Program Leaders will observe CITs frequently during each session, evaluating them at session’s end.

Maximum of 3 participants per section. No camp July 4.

CITs are required to wear a t-shirt (provided by the park district), khaki shorts, and gym shoes every day. On swim days a one piece bathing suit is required for girls.

After registration, all participants will be contacted to schedule an interview (May for Session I, June for Session II). You must be registered in order to obtain an interview.

Mandatory Orientations: • Session I: June 6, 4–6 p.m., Oakton Community Center • Session II: July 2, 4–6 p.m., Oakton Community Center Site specific Camp Directors will contact their CITs with the time and date of a separate camp-specific orientation. Bus service not available for Happy Campers.

1st & 3rd ThursdayAM: Camp leadership, communication, teamwork and problem solving.PM: Swim at Skokie Water Playground. 2nd ThursdayAll day field trip to a local water park or beach.4th ThursdayAll day field trip to Great America.

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Extended CampCampers who attend a full day camp (9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) are eligible to register for this unique program that allows children to attend the morning or afternoon camp, depending on their needs. Bus transportation is provided to transfer campers from extended camp to their day camp in the morning, then from camp to extended camp in the afternoon. Campers must be registered for the day camp in order to be accepted to this camp. Campers are required to bring in their own snack daily. Please refer to individual camp descriptions for specific information. No Camp July 4.

Age: 5 - 11

Extenders @ Devonshire

Location: Devonshire Park

AM220533-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 7-9:30A $161/$201220533-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 7-9:30A $161/$201

Two Week AM220533-05 M-F 6/10-6/21 7-9:30A $89/$111220533-06 M-F 6/24-7/5 7-9:30A $89/$111220533-07 M-F 7/8-7/19 7-9:30A $89/$111220533-08 M-F 7/22-8/2 7-9:30A $89/$111

PM220533-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 3:30-6P $161/$201220533-04 M-F 7/9-8/2 3:30-6P $161/$201

Two Week PM220533-09 M-F 6/10-6/21 3:30-6P $89/$111220533-10 M-F 6/24-7/5 3:30-6P $89/$111220533-11 M-F 7/8-7/19 12A-6P $89/$111220533-12 M-F 7/22-8/2 3:30-6P $89/$111

Extenders @ Oakton

Location: Oakton Park

AM220535-01 M-F 6/10-7/5 7-9:30A $161/$201220535-02 M-F 7/8-8/2 7-9:30A $161/$201

Two Week AM220535-05 M-F 6/10-6/21 7-9:30A $89/$111220535-06 M-F 6/24-7/5 7-9:30A $89/$111220535-07 M-F 7/8-7/19 7-9:30A $89/$111220535-08 M-F 7/22-8/2 7-9:30A $89/$111

PM220535-03 M-F 6/10-7/5 3:30-6P $161/$201220535-04 M-F 7/8-8/2 3:30-6P $161/$201

Two Week PM220535-09 M-F 6/10-6/21 3:30-6P $89/$111220535-10 M-F 6/24-7/5 3:30-6P $89/$111220535-11 M-F 7/8-7/19 3:30-6P $89/$111220535-12 M-F 7/22-8/2 3:30-6P $89/$111

Summer’s EndThere’s still time for one more camp! This camp will fill the gap between regular camp and the start of school. Each day campers will go on field trips, swim or both! Other activities include games, sports, crafts and free play. Bus service is not available for this camp.

Age: 5 - 11 Location: Oakton Park

220534-01 M 8/5 7A-6P $45/$57220534-02 Tu 8/6 7A-6P $45/$57220534-03 W 8/7 7A-6P $45/$57220534-04 Th 8/8 7A-6P $45/$57220534-05 F 8/9 7A-6P $45/$57220534-06 M 8/12 7A-6P $45/$57220534-07 Tu 8/13 7A-6P $45/$57220534-08 W 8/14 7A-6P $45/$57220534-09 Th 8/15 7A-6P $45/$57220534-10 F 8/16 7A-6P $45/$57

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Resident Camp Registration begins at 12 p.m. on 1/27.Non-Resident Camp Registration begins 2/22.

Walk In Registration Walk-in resident registration begins at 12 p.m. on January 27 at the Weber Leisure Center, Oakton Community Center, Emily Oaks Nature Center and Devonshire Cultural Center. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. We will process registration while you wait so we can provide immediate confirmation of program enrollment with a receipt. Please check for accuracy and notify us immediately with any discrepancies.

Mail-In & Fax Registration Mail-in and fax registration is randomly processed beginning January 28 for residents and February 23 for non-residents. Mail or fax completed forms to:

Skokie Park District9300 Weber Park PlaceSkokie, IL 60077Fax: (847) 763-2025

You will receive a confirmation receipt by mail; please check for accuracy and notify us immediately with any discrepancies.

Online Registration In order to register on-line you must be pre-registered in the Park District’s registration system and know your login and password. Please establish a household with the Park District prior to camp registration (see below). If you do not remember your login and/or password call the Park District at (847) 674-1500; a Customer Service Representative will assist you. You can also visit the registration page at SkokieParks.org and click ‘Quick links Forgotten Password?’

Establishing a Household in personSkokie Residents When establishing a household in person at any Park District facility please bring proof of residency as explained at right.

Non-residents Non-residents may establish a household by walking into any facility. No proof of residency is required.

Establishing a Household onlineSkokie Residents It is extremely important to establish your household on-line at least two business days prior to resident registration on January 27. When you enroll a new household on the web your household is automatically flagged as a non-resident household until you show proof of residency, in person, at any Skokie Park District facility. If you wait until the resident registration date to establish your household you will not be allowed to register on-line because your household will be flagged as a non-resident even if you have entered a valid Skokie address. (Non-residents are not able to enroll in camp until February 22.)

Non-residents It is important to establish your household on-line with the Park District prior to non-resident camp registration on February 22. Although all new households established on-line are immediately flagged as non-resident households, new accounts are processed the next business day. If you wait to establish your household until registration day you will not be allowed to register online.

Proof of Residency Acceptable proof of residency includes: valid driver’s license, utility bill or property tax bill. The individual’s primary residence must be within the Skokie Park District boundaries (which may vary from the Village of Skokie’s boundaries – check your property tax bills). Any owner of real estate within the boundaries paying taxes to the Skokie Park District will be considered a resident, as will his immediate family. Immediate family is defined as husband, wife, (or life partner) and children who reside at the real estate owner’s residence. Residency rates for Skokie Park District camp programs apply to residents of zip codes 60076, 60077, 60203 and for families not living or paying taxes to the Skokie Park District that attend Skokie School District 69. However, District 69 families not living or paying taxes to the Skokie Park District cannot register until the non-resident registration date of February 22.

Waiver RequiredFor insurance purposes, Park District programs and activities require a signed waiver. Please sign the waiver section on the registration form or receipt. Patrons will not be able to participate in classes or programs if the waiver is not signed.

Proof of AgePlease send a photocopy of the child’s birth certificate with the registration, if proof of age is required (children ages 3 to 5).

Household BalancePrior to registering for Camp 2013, all household balances need to be paid in full. Inquiries regarding your household balance can be referred to a Customer Service Representative at (847) 674-1500 (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.).

Payment MethodsThe Skokie Park District accepts the following as a method of payment:

CashCash is gladly accepted for walk-in registrations.ChecksWith the proper identification we are happy to accept local checks made payable to the Skokie Park District. No second party or co-signed checks are accepted. Checks that are returned from the bank for any reason will incur an additional $25 charge.Credit CardsWe accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover.

Payment OptionsPayment can be made through the following methods:

Full-Payment—Full payment includes $50 deposit.Full payment is required as follows:• For all new registrations on or after May 1.• For the following programs: Bus Transportation, Tennis

Camps, Hot Shots Sports, Summer Sizzling Science/Engineering, Jr. Golf Camp, Historical Explorers, and Summer’s End.

Auto-Debit Installment Plan—A $50 deposit for each child for each camp section is due at the time of registration. One half of the remaining fee is auto-debited on April 9 and the balance is auto-debited May 9. In order for your camp registration to be finalized, you must complete the payment agreement form.

After being set up for Auto-Debit, if you prefer to pre-pay and avoid your auto-debit being processed, you must make payment by the following dates:Regarding April 9 Auto-Debit: Pre-Pay by April 1.Regarding May 9 Auto-Debit: Pre-Pay by May 1.

Transfer PolicyPrior to the first day of camp (camp begins on June 10), transfers from one camp to another will be accommodated by completing a modification form at any park district facility. After June 10, transfer requests must be approved by the Camp Supervisor. Cancellation PolicyThe $50 camp deposits are refundable if the request is made in writing on or before May 1 for Session 1 and June 1 for Session 2. Cancellations requested after those dates and prior to the first day of camp will forfeit the $50 deposit. All cancellation requests made on or after the first day of each session (June 10 First Session & July 8 Second Session) will be pro-rated per the camp cancellation policy. (See schedule below.) In order to process your request, we ask you to complete a Modification form and present it to a Customer Service Representative. Any credit due from a refund will be first applied to any household balance that exists. All refund checks are processed within two weeks of receipt of the original request.

Camp Refund Policy Schedule

Session 1 Deposit FeeOn or before May 1, 2013 100% refundable 100% refundableBetween May 2 and June 9, 2013 Non-refundable 100% refundableFirst Week of Camp: 6/10-6/14, 2013 Non-refundable 60% refundable Second Week of Camp: 6/17-6/21, 2013 Non-refundable 40% refundableNo refunds after June 21, 2013.

Session 2 Deposit FeeOn or before June 1, 2013 100% refundable 100% refundableBetween June 2 and July 7, 2013 Non-refundable 100% refundableFirst Week of Camp: 7/8-7/12, 2013 Non-refundable 60% refundableSecond Week of Camp: 7/15-7/19, 2013 Non-refundable 40% refundableNo refunds after July 19, 2013.

Summer’s EndSummer’s End refunds may be requested through August 4, 2013. No refunds for cancellations after August 4. .

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CAMP PAYMENT AGREEMENT

Guardian Name(s) _____________________________________

Address ___________________________________

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Checking/Savings Information: ________________________________ ___________________________ Bank Name Address

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Please attach a voided check or savings account information.

Credit Card Information: ________________

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Print Name: ___________________________________________

Sign Name: ___________________________________________ Date: ______________________

Method of Payment (check one)

Auto-Debit Credit Card: 4/9 & 5/9

Auto-Debit Checking: 4/9 & 5/9

Auto-Debit Savings: 4/9 & 5/9

(Visa, MasterCard or Discover)

Agreement:1. Checking/Savings: I understand that I can stop any payment authorized hereunder by giving my financial institution oral or written notice at any time up to three business days before my automatic deduction is scheduled to occur, but the financial institution may require me to give written confirmation within 14 business days or an oral stop order for it to remain effective.2. I understand that I am responsible to notify the Skokie Park District immediately if any of my bank account or credit card information changes. 3. I understand that these financial arrangement will remain in effect until: a) the total amount due is collected by the Skokie Park District, b) I have requested in writing a cancellation of the program and have paid all current fees, or c) the Skokie Park District or my financial institution sends me a notice of termination of this agreement.4. I have read and agree to comply with the Camp Payment Options information printed on this form.5. Any declined payment will incur a $25 service fee.

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Age as of September 1, 2013Camp 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

All American Basketball Academy—p. 18

Aquatics Camp—p. 19

Behind the Scenes Camp—p. 4

Camp Art!—p. 4

Camp Iwannago—p. 12

Central Park Camp—p. 12

Chess Camp—p. 10

Circus Camp Jr.—p. 5

Circus Camp Sr.—p. 5

CIT I/II—p. 23

Dance Intensive Art Camp—p. 5

Earth Explorers—p. 9

Earth Rangers—p. 9

Earth Travelers—p. 9

Elementary Sports Camp—p. 17

Extended Camp—Devonshire or Oakton—p. 24

FUNdamental FITness—p 19

Historical Explorers—p. 10

Junior Aquatics Camp—p. 19

Junior Golf Camp / Extended Golf Camp—p. 14

Kid’s Cooking Camp—p. 5

Middle School Sports Camp—p. 17

Outdoor Challenge—p. 8

Play-Well TEKnologies Camps—p. 11

Sizzling Summer Science & Engineering—p. 21

Summer on Broadway—p. 4

Summer on Broadway Jr.—p. 4

Summer’s End—p. 24

Summerstars Hockey—p. 15

Terminal Park Camp—p. 12

Urban Adventures—p. 22

Weber Indoor Sports Camp—p. 17

World Travelers—p. 5

X-Camp—p. 22

Camp 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Brazilian Soccer—p. 18

Camp Amigos—p. 7

Challenger British Soccer Camp—p. 18

Chicago Storm Soccer Camp—p. 18

Happy Campers / Summers End—p. 7

Hot Shots Basketball Skills Camp—p. 20

Hot Shots Mini Camps—p. 20

Hot Shots Sports and More—p. 20

Hot Shots Summer Sports Camp—p. 20

Junior Tennis Camp—p. 16

Lil’ Campers—p. 7

Little Earth Scouts—p. 7

Little Travelers—p. 7

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• Art •Theater • Nature • Swimming • Sports • Music • Circus • Trips • Camping • Biking and much more.

Wednesday, January 96:30-7:30 p.m.

Oakton Community CenterResident Camp Registration:Sunday, January 27, 12 p.m.at Oakton Community Center, Devonshire Cultural Center, Emily Oaks Nature Center & Weber Leisure Center

Summer Camp 2013 Open House

For more information, call (847) 674-1500

Non-resident Camp Registration:

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R uary 27!or home. Bus routes begin at 8:30 a.m. and campers arrive at camp between 9:30 and 9:40 a.m. In the afternoon, campers board the bus between 3:30 and 3:40 p.m. and arrive