INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Love, Marli & Sean

I C U !

Splash. Kick. Swim.

Show-and-Tell

Forget-Me-Nots

Honey Bunches of Thanks

NO CLASSES ONJuly 20, 2012

Have a fun and safeLiberation Day celebra-tion!

GROUP PICTURE TAKINGMake sure you are pre-sent on these days:Session 1 — July 19, 2012Session 2 — July 18, 2012

AWARDS DAYCELEBRATIONJuly 27, 20128 am — 12 noonNo swimming on this day!

DATES TO REMEMBER

Two weeks have flown by so quickly. The staff has seen

your kids develop from shy, quiet characters to bright and

loud bundles of energy! We can only imagine how much

stories they have to tell about their adventures in the swim

program. They might have already accomplished learning a

few swim strokes, climbing the rock wall with the National

Guard, and playing a few games of tennis.

There's more to look forward to in the weeks to come.

Still, even with all of the excitement to learn even more

swim strokes, do more team building activities, and possi-

bly have a cooking lesson or an arts and crafts session, we

always make sure that your child's safety is first. There is

nothing more important!

Please do not forget to prepare your child for the swim

program with tennis shoes, a water bottle, and a snack or

money to purchase some yummy goodies from our snack

store. We're glad you're with us this summer!

In the past two weeks, our 5—8 years old participants have been introduced to theconcept of Positive Action. They now understand what is POSTIIVE and NEGATIVEand how each of their actions affect the feelings of their parents, family membersand friends. Additionally, the kids have a better idea of theirself-concept. Slowly they are learning their individualuniqueness, discovering their talents in sports, arts and

crafts and many others.Most importantly, theyare learning how to feelgood about expressingthemselves!

Throughout the summerprogram, each “positiveaction” will be recognized and awarded. Hereare some kids who did well the past two weeks!

Kaylee

She was nice to a

classmate that was

feeling sad

Good Job, Kaylee!

Robbie

He helped a classmate

get the ball during

playtime.

Thank you, Robbie!

Alex

He helped his teachers

clean after class.

Way to go, Alex!

Ha’ani

She helped throw away

trash after Arts and

Crafts class.

Great Job, Ha’ani!

Junior, Ethan, Jian, Riley

They teamed up and

helped clean after

class.

Good teamwork, kids!

SWIM ASSESSMENT

FREE PLAY

WORKSHOPS & PRESENTATIONS

POSITIVE ACTION

COOKING (AND SNACKING!)

TENNIS WITH MISS ANITA OF GNTF

ROPES ...

DODGE KICK ...

AND ROCK CLIMBING

WITH GUAM NATIONAL GUARD

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ALWAYS BRING A

WATER BOTTLE TO

KEEP HYDRATED

THROUGHOUT THE

DAY. REFILLS ARE

AVAILABLE FOR

FREE.

If some of your belongings are missing, visit the

Lost & Found box.

Swim program starts promptly at 8:00 AM. Par-

ticipants may be dropped off as early as

7:30AM. Pick-up should be no later than

12:15PM.

Note special dates and announcements on Page 1 of

this newsletter.

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