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Spring Summer, 2013 - Activities Guide Register online at www.burlingame.org/r

IndexBurlingame Parks & Recre

Departments Mission State

The Burlingame Parks & Recreation D

Creating a Better Place to Live, Work &

Providing well-maintained playg

street trees, park spaces & recreat

facilities;

Oering a high-quality, diversied

of recreational activities; &

Supporting local community gro

The

Burlingame Parks

& Recreation Dept. oers

over 500 art, camps, culinary,

dance and tness classes or

kids o all ages rom preschoolers

to adults! Come join active

Burlingamers or a class, camp

or activity this Spring &

Summer!

City Services - elephone NumbersLibrary: Circulation 558

Reerence Ino 558

Childrens Dept. 558Administration 558

Easton Branch 340Water: Billing 558

Inormation 558Planning & Zoning 558Parks - Trees 558

Police- Emergency 911Business 777-4100

Fire- Emergency 911Business 558-7600

Public Works 558-7260Streets, Sewer, Water 558-7670Ater Hours Emergency 692-0604

Business Licenses 558-7210Building Permits 558-7260

City Council Meetings 1st & 3rd Monday 7:00pm CBeautication Commission 1st Thursday 5:30pm Rec. Library Board 3rd Tuesday 4:30pm Parks & Recreation Commission 3rd Thursday 7:00pm Rec.Planning Commission 2nd & 4th Monday 7:00pm CTrac, Parking & Saety 2nd Thursday 7:00pm C

City O Burlingame - City Directory

City o Burlingame Meetings

City Council

Ann Keighran, MayorMichael Brownrigg, Vice-Mayor

Cathy Baylock

Jerry DealTerry Nagel

BeauticationCommission

Karen Dittman, ChairAnne Hinckle

Mary Hunt

Richard KirchnerLeslie McQuaide

Parks & RecreationCommission

Steven Baum, ChairNorreen Bulotti

John Eaton

Jeery GrithLaura Hesselgren

Lily Lau

Janet Martin

IndexActive Adults ...................................................................40Active Adults Trips/History .....................................41Art: Adult .....................................................................42-43

Youth & Teen ............................................................32Camp Calendar .................................................................4Computers ........................................................................21Culinary ...............................................................................28

Culinary Camps ......................................................19Dance: Preschool & Youth .......................................30Enrichment Spring & Summer ......................13-19Fitness ...........................................................................50-52Golf ........................................................................................54Health & Self Improvement ....................................47Home & Hobbies...........................................................46Ice Skating/Hockey Skating ...................................33Language Arts ................................................11, 17, 44Mad Science ....................................................................12Martial Arts .......................................................................53Performing Arts: Adult .......................................48, 49

Youth & Teen ........................................29Photography ....................................................................46

Piano/Flute .......................................................................45Preschool Camp/Classes ......................................8-11

Sports .............................................................................33Sports: Adult ....................................................................55Sports Camps/Youth/Teen ......................26, 33-37Spring B reak ..............................................................22-23Summer Adventure Camp ..............................24, 25

Tennis ...................................................................................54Teens ....................................................................................27Theatre ................................................................................18Village Park Preschool/Camp Treehouse ...........8Yoga ......................................................................................51Youth Art Classes & Camps.....................................32Youth Speciality Classes ...........................................28

Community Interest/AdvertisingActive Access..................................................................53Awesome Baby Gear .................................................11AYSO ....................................................................................38Burlingame Aquatic Club ................................56-57Burlingame Art Society ............................................42Burlingame Library .....................................................27Burlingamer ..................................inside front coverCamp Calendar ................................................................4Cars in the Park ..............................................................58Chamber of Commerce ..............................................5Field Information .........................................................39Golden Chordsman....................................................45

Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt .................................23Lobby Gallery .................................................................43Movies in the Park .......................................................25Music in the Park .......................................back coverPicnic Rentals .................................................................11Pony Farm Camp..........................................................12Recreation Center Rentals ......................................55Registration Information/ Reg. Form.............6, 7San Mateo County Health Pet Licensing ......21Solo Bambini ..................................................................32Streets Alive.....................................................................47Umpires Needed ..........................................................55

United Health Credit Union ...inside back coverYouth Scholarship Program ..................................13Youth Sports Directory .............................................39

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Burlingame Parks & Recreation Department Call us for more information at (650) 558-7300 Spring Summer, 2013 - Activities Guide Register online at www.burlingame.org/re

Camp CalendarA quick guide to Summer Camps oered by the Rec! New camps in blue!6/17-6/21 6/24-6/28 7/1-7/5 7/8-7/12 7/15-7/19 7/22-7/26 7/29-8/2 8/5-8/9 8/12-8/16 8/19-8/23

CampTreehouse -Caliornia Wildlie(Age3 & 4) 9am-12noon

CampTreehouse -Futurist icFun(Age3 & 4) 9am-12noon

CampTreehouse -Dinosaur Camp(Age3 & 4) 9am-12noon

CampTreehouse -The Sand & the Sea(Age3 & 4) 9am-12noon

Ready orNot, Pre-K SummerSchool (age5 beore10.1.13) 8:45-11:45am

Mad Science(ages 5-12)

9-12n/9-3pmFizzical Phenom.& CheMystery


9-12n/9-3pmWacky Robots & Widgets


9-12n/9-3pmJet Cadets


9-12n/9-3pmSpy Academy


9-12n/9-3pmReactions in Action

Bay Area

ChessCamp(age4-14) 9-12n

ChessCamp

(age6-11)9-12n

Bay Area

ChessCamp(age4-14) 9-12n

ChessCamp

(age6-11) 9-12n

Pre-Engineeringwith Legos

(age 5-7)9-12noon

Pre-Engineeringwith Legos

(age 5-7) 9-12noon

AwesomeEngineering(age7-12yrs)

9-12n or 1-4pm

JEDIMasterEngineering

(ages 7-10yrs)

1-4pm

LitO with LEGO

(age 5-6)9-12noon

LEGO Robotics(age8-12) 1-4pm

EngineeringFund.w/LEGO

(age7-9) 1-4pm

JEDIEngineering(ages 5-6yrs)

9-12n

AerospaceFundamentals

(age7-10) 1-4pm

Musicin Spanish(age5-9)

9:00am-4:00pm

GetActive in Spanish(age5-9)

9:00am-4:00pm

Perormin Spanish(age5-9)

9:00am-4:00pm

Knitty Gritty Yarn

Camp(age8-14)

9:45-12:45pm

Dragony Design

Jewelry Camp(age6-16)

1-4pm

Dragony Design

MandarinImmersion Camp(age6-12) 1-4pm

Knitty Gritty Yarn

Camp(age8-14)

9:45-12:45pm

Comic Book Creator(5-8yrs) 9-12n

Beg. Game Design(8-12yrs.) 9-12n Game Design

Beg.-Adv.(7-11yrs.)

1-4pm

AmazingAnimation

(ages 7-11) 9am-12nFun Eectswith

Animation(8-12 yrs.)12:30-3:30pm

ItsAllAbouttheMedia(age6-14)10am-2:30pm

Musical Theatre High School Musical (age8-14) 9am-3pm

,

Math Olympiad9:30-12pm or

w/PublicSpeaking

9:30-3:30pm (age 7-8)

ShoppingMall

DrawingCamp6-12 yrs. (1-4pm)

Prepublic SpeakingConfdentSel(age5-6) 9-12n

MagicWizardCamp

(age7-11)

1:30-4:30pm

Animal DrawingCamp

(age6-12)

1-4pm

Math Olympiad9:30-12pm or

w/PublicSpeaking

9:30-3:30pm(age9-11)

Pre-PublicSpeaking

1-3pm (age 7-8)

PublicSpeakingCreative Int.

1-3pm (age 9-11)

ComputerGamesCamp

(age8-15) 1-4pmPublicSpeaking

Creative Int.

1-3:30pm (age 11-14)Beg.Programming(age8-15) 1-4pm

YoungExplorers&

Discovery Days(ageK-5th) 9-5pm

YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


YoungExplorers&


Everyday Adventure

(age2nd-6th gr.)7:30am-5:30pm

Extreme Adv.(age6th-9th gr.)

9am-5pmSunrise/Sunset (age5-12)

















American Food Tour

(age 5-14) 9am-3pm KidsCarpentry(age5-12)

various times

Iron Che Challenge

(age 5-14) 9am-3pmAsian Food Tour

(age 5-14) 9am-3pmWorld oEdible Art(age 5-14) 9am-3pmDance Camps

(age2.5-7) various times

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

FrozenFunDayCamp

(age 6-12) 12n-4pm M-Th

StartingLine-UpBaseball

(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm


(age6-12)10-3pm

Society Skateboard9am-12n (age5-8)

StartingLine-UpT-Ball Camp

(age4-6) 9-11:30am


(age4-6) 9-11:30am

StartingLine-UpGirlsSotballCamp

(age7-12) 10-3pm


(age4-6) 9-11:30am

StartingLine-Up

GirlsSotballCamp(age7-12) 10-3pm




TennisCamp(age 5-13)10am-1pm










Serve & Splash(age5-13)

10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm


10am-3:15pm

AYSO Soccer Camp(ages 5-6) 9-10:30(age6-12) 9-12n

Volleyball Camp(age9-12)

10am-2pm M-TH


Volleyball Camp(age9-12)

10am-2pm M-TH



Badminton Camp(age5-16)

10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm


10am-12:30pm1:30-4:00pm

Mini-Hawk(age4-7) 9-12n

Fencing Camp(age7-11) 1-4pm

Fencing Camp(age7-11)1-4pm


Mini-Hawk(age4-7) 9am-12n

Mini-Hawk(age4-7) 9am-12n


British Sports Camp(age6-13)9am-12n

SkyhawksFlagFootball

(age7-12)9-12n

Burlingame Football Camp(ageFrosh/Soph) 2:30-4:30pm

Multi-Sport

(age 6-12) 9am-3pmSkyhawksFlag

Football

(age7-12)9-12n

Cheerleading Camp(age6-12) 9-12n

PanthersBasketball Camp(age9-14) 9-3pm

PanthersBasketball Camp(age9-14) 9-3pm

Youth Sailing Camp(age8-12) 9am-4pm






Burlingame Youth

GolCamp(7-14yrs.)

2-5pm

BURLINGAME CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

2013 OpeningSunday, April 7, 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, May 2, 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.Park Road at Burlingame Avenue

Burlingame Chamber of Commerce

By Shopping In Burlingame Your Tax DollarsSupport Our City Services.

B u r l i n g a m e i s o u r B u s i n e s s !

Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and much more!

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AMILY REGISTRATION FORM

Burlingame Parks & Recreation Department

850 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010

Phone: (650) 558-7300

ease read the reund/credit policy careully beore registering. Reg. #___________________________

**Please notiy us prior to payment i you have a department credit on fle.

amilys Last Name: Day Phone:

ening Phone:Cell

Phone:

reet Address:

y & Zip Code:

mergency Contact Name: (other than parent) Relationship: Phone:

mail address:

es, I wish to donate $ _________ _ to the Youth Scholarship Fund.

rticipants Namest & last name i diferent) Over 65& Under 18

Birth date Age Class # Class Title Days Hours Date Range Fee

ForOce

Use

ereby absolve the City o Burlingame, its employees, & ocers rom all liability, which may arise as the result o my participation in the above

ivities; & in the event that the above named participant is a minor, I give my permission or his/her participation as indicated and, in so

ng, absolve the City o Burlingame, its employees and ocials rom such liability.

nature:__________________________________________________________

ase Print Name: __________________________________________________

te:_____________________

a___MC___Ca rd# - - - Exp.Date_______/_ _______VCC

(on back)

me o Cardholder______________________________________________ Billing Address________________________________________________

Registration Form

Do you have any special needs that requirespecic accommodations so you can ully enjoyone o our classes or acilities?

I YES, please check here.

How to Register/Refund/CreditsTree Easy Ways to Register Now!Registration is taken at the Burlingame Recreation Center, 850 Burlingame Avenue. All activities require registration before attending

1. Online RegistrationGo to www.burlingame.org/rec& click Register Now button. Click any class thathas the Enroll button.(Some classes may not be available via internetdue to special registration procedures, ees, agestructures or prerequisites.) Call 558-7300 or walk-in to enroll in these classes.

3. Mail-InMail the completed registration orm witVisa, MasterCard, AmEx or Discover pay

Burlingame Parks & Rec. Dep850 Burlingame Ave.Burlingame, CA 94010

I paying by check, please include a check or each class.Checks should be made payable toCity o Burling ame.

2. Walk-inCome by and register. Registration will be acceptednow! You may either use the registration orm atthe Recreation Center or the mail-in orm locatedon page 6.

Normal business hours at the Recreation Center are: Monday through Thursday, 8:00am to 8:00pm, Fridays from

to 5:00pm and Saturdays, 9:00am to 12noon. These hours may be adjusted duri ng holidays and special events

Independent ContractorsMany recreation classes are being provided by contract with an invendor. While the City o Burlingame has reviewed the vendors qexperience, and suitability or providing the class, the City may not hathe individual employees o the vendor.

General InormationClasses may be cancelled due to lack o enrollment. Please make every eort toregister early so a class will not be cancelled unnecessarily.Burlingame residents pay a discounted ee. Burlingame Residents: Thoseindividuals who currently RESIDE IN BURLINGAME. Proo o residencymay be required (Drivers license or PG& E bill with your current Burlingame

address). P.O. Boxes ARE NOT acceptable.Non-Residents: Those individuals who currently RESIDE OUTSIDE OFBURLINGAME (i.e. Hillsborough, San Mateo, Millbrae, unincorporated countyareas and surrounding communities).

Youth Scholarships or Spring 2013 & SummeThe Burlingame Parks and Recreation Department has a Youth SProgram available to the youth o Burlingame whose parents cannoull registration ee. Due to the economic hardships acing many amtime, there are new guidelines and requirements or eligibility.Limited scholarships will be availableor summer cam

Treehouse, Young Explorers, Discovery Days and Extreme Adand Extended care programs (Sunrise & Sunset) are also escholarship. Scholarship applications are available at the RecreatiDeadlines or consideration or a Spring and/or Summer scholarollows:

Spring Enrichment March 22,2Summer Scholarships May 24, 201

All scholarship applicants will be noti ed by mail approximately onethe deadline o the status o their scholarship. In some cases a paymay also be oered.

Please donate! Send a Burlingame child to Rec. camp o

school activity. To make a tax deductible donation to t

Scholarship Fund, please call Joleen Helley at 650.558.73

Registration FeeThere is a non-reundable $12 registration ee included in every class ee.

ReundsA reund will be only given i a class or activity is cancelled by the RecreationDepartment. No exceptions! Reunds take our weeks to process and will bemailed to you. I a student withdraws rom a class no later than one week prior tothe class beginning he/she may receive a department credit sl ip as listed below.No reunds, credit adjustments or prorating will be given ater the class begins.

Department Credit AdjustmentsTo receive a Department Credit or a class ee please note the ollowingprocedures: The Recreation Center oce must be notied no later than one week prior tothe rst class that the student wishes a Department Credit. No exceptions! Noreunds or credit adjustments will be issued ater the class begins. Credits are processed Monday Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm by calling 558-7300. The $12 registration fee and a $7 processing fee will be deducted per activity. Department Credits are good for one year and may be applied to any futureDepartment activities. Department Credits take one business day to processand will be mailed to you.

Please note: Unoreseen circumstances may cause an instructor to occasionally

cancel a class. Make-up classes will be scheduled at the instructor s convenience.Credits will not be issued i you cannot attend the make-up class.

**Some classes are not eligible or credits or reunds. Please reer tothe class descriptions or details.

Village Park Preschool has a diferent credit and reund policy, please reer tothe policy listed in the Preschool Handbook.

Parks & Recreation Make Life Betbe happier build family unity feel great reduce unemplose weight diminish chance of disease build self-esteemstress promote sensitivity to cultural diversity eliminate lo

increase community pride reduce crime meet frien educate children & adults relax provide safe places

generate revenue lower health care costs strength

neighborhood involvement conquer boredom provide chboost economy curb employee absenteeism increase tourstrong bodies attract new business live longer create mprotect the environment boost employee productivity lo

enhance relationship skills decrease insurance premi control weight oer place for social interaction teach vit

provide space to enjoy nature...

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Summer & Autumn 2013 at Village Park Preschool

Autumn 2013-Winter 2014 Preschool Holiday ScheduleMon., 9/2 - Labor Day, Mon., 11/11 - Veterans Day, Wed-Fri., 11/27-11/29 - Tanksgiving Days, 12/23-1/3 - Winter Break, 1/20/14 - MLK Jr. Day

utumn 2013 Registration Inormationany of the Village Park Preschool classes listed below are full for the 2013-14 school year. Pleasell 558-7300 to check availability and/or to be put on the V illage waiting list. Registration for the13-14 school year began in February. Check the 2013 Winter Brochure for details.

Camp reehouse (age 3 & 4)Age 3 by 9/1/13 Born between (9/2/09 & 9/1/10); Age 4 by 9/1/13 Born between (9/2/08 & 9/1/09)Camp Treehouse is a place or your 3 or 4 year old to have their rst camp experience! Each 3 week session will revolve around a theme.Your child will create arts & crats, learn new songs, play games- both indoors and out, make new riends and much, much more! Come jointhe un and climb into our treehouse! A small snack provided each day. ALL CHILDREN MUST BE POTTY TRAINED. NO DIAPERS OR PULL-UPS WILL BE ALLOWED. THOSE REMOVED FROM THE PROGRAM FOR NOT BEING POTTY TRAINED WILL NOT RECEIVE A CREDIT or REFUND.

Children must wear appropriate play clothes & tennis shoes (no sandals). Omit: 7/4ation: Village Park Preschool, 1535 Caliornia Drive, Burlingame 00.01 CaliorniaWildlie 10 classes M-F 9:00 am-12:00 noon 6/17-6/28 Fee: $200R/$238NR

00.02 Futuristic Fun 9 classes M-F 9:00 am-12:00 noon 7/1-7/12 Fee: $181R/$215NR

00.03 Dinosaur Camp 15 classes M-F 9:00 am-12:00 noon 7/15-8/2 Fee: $293R/$349NR

00.04 The Sand & the Sea 10 classes M-F 9:00 am-12:00 noon 8/5-8/16 Fee: $200R/$238NR

Peninsula Music ogether (age 0-4 years) with PM Together StaMusic Together is a popular, highly acclaimed music program or children 0 to4 years old, and their parents/caregivers. Activities, songs, chants, movementactivities, and instrumental jam sessions are presented as inormal, non-perormance oriented musical experiences; developmentally appropriateor children, 0-4 years old, easy or parents and caregivers regardless o theirmusical ability. Best o all, it s FUN!! Sibling discount available (in person or phoneregistration only). Siblings 8 months and younger are ree. A $43 materials ee,per amily, or two identical CDs, illustrated songbook, and parent guide DVDor new amilies is included in class ee. For instructor names, please go towww.peninsulamusictogether.com or contact Pam Donkin at 415-308-4432.Location: Recreation CenterSpring Session Omit: 5/25 & 5/2731701.31 9 classes M 9:15-10:00 am 4/8-6/1031701.32 9 classes M 10:15-11:00 am 4/8-6/1031701.33 9 classes M 11:15-12:00 am 4/8-6/1031701.34 9 classes M 3:30-4:15 pm 4/8-6/1031701.35 9 classes Tu 9:15-10:00 am 4/9-6/431701.36 9 classes Tu 10:15-11:00 am 4/9-6/431701.37 9 classes Tu 11:15-12:00 am 4/9-6/4

Fee: $186R/$213NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)31701.38 10 classes W 9:15-10:00 am 4/10-6/12

31701.39 10 classes W 10:15-11:00 am 4/10-6/12

31701.40 10 classes W 11:15-12:00 am 4/10-6/12

31701.41 10 classes W 3:30-4:15 pm 4/10-6/12

31701.42 10 classes W 4:30-5:15 pm 4/10-6/12

31701.43 10 classes Th 9:15-10:00 am 4/11-6/13

31701.44 10 classes Th 10:15-11:00 am 4/11-6/13

31701.45 10 classes Th 11:15-12:00 pm 4/11-6/13

31701.46 10 classes Th 12:15-1:00 pm 4/11-6/13

31701.47 10 classes F 9:15-10:00 am 4/12-6/14

31701.48 10 classes F 10:15-11:00 am 4/12-6/14

31701.49 10 classes F 11:15-12:00 pm 4/12-6/14Fee: $201R/$230NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

31701.50 9 classes Sa 9:15-10:00 am 4/6-6/15

31701.51 9 classes Sa 10:15-11:00 am 4/6-6/15

31701.52 9 classes Sa 11:15-12:00 pm 4/6-6/15Fee: $186R/$213NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

Summer Session - Omit: 7/4

31701.53 8 classes M 9:15-10:00 am 6/24-8/12

31701.54 8 classes M 10:15-11:00 am 6/24-8/12

31701.55 8 classes M 11:15-12:00 am 6/24-8/12

31701.56 8 classes M 3:30-4:15 pm 6/24-8/12

31701.57 8 classes Tu 9:15-10:00 am 6/25-8/13

31701.58 8 classes Tu 10:15-11:00 am 6/25-8/13

31701.59 8 classes Tu 11:15-12:00 am 6/25-8/13

31701.60 8 classes W 9:15-10:00 am 6/26-8/14

31701.61 8 classes W 10:15-11:00 am 6/26-8/14

31701.62 8 classes W 11:15-12:00 am 6/26-8/1431701.63 8 classes W 3:30-4:15 pm 6/26-8/14

31701.64 8 classes W 4:30-5:15 pm 6/26-8/14

31701.65 8 classes Th 9:15-10:00 am 6/27-8/22

31701.66 8 classes Th 10:15-11:00 am 6/27-8/22

31701.67 8 classes Th 11:15-12:00 pm 6/27-8/22

31701.68 8 classes Th 12:15-1:00 pm 6/27-8/22

31701.69 8 classes F 9:15-10:00 am 6/28-8/16

31701.70 8 classes F 10:15-11:00 am 6/28-8/16

31701.71 8 classes F 11:15-12:00 pm 6/28-8/16

31701.72 8 classes Sa 9:15-10:00 am 6/29-8/17

31701.73 8 classes Sa 10:15-11:00 am 6/29-8/17

31701.74 8 classes Sa 11:15-12:00 pm 6/29-8/17Fee: $172R/$195NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

Peninsula Music ogether - Older Kids Music og(age 3-5) with Peninsula Music Together StaOlder Kids Music Together is a popular, highly acclaimed musor children 3-5 years old and their parents/caregivers. This clarestricted to 3-5 year olds only and their caregivers. Activities, somovement activities, and instrumental jam sessions are presented non-perormance oriented musical experiences; developmentally aor children, 3-5 years old, easy or parents and caregivers regardlmusical ability. Best o all, its FUN!! Sibling discount available (in persoregistration only). A $43 materials ee, per amily, or two identical CDsongbook, and parent guide DVD or new amilies is included in clurther inormation please go to www.peninsulamusictogether.comDirector, Pam Donkin at i [email protected] or 415-Location: Recreation Center Omit: 5/2731391.01 9 classes M 4:30-5:15 pm 4/8-6/Fee: $186R/$213NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)31391.02 8 classes M 4:30-5:15 pm 6/24-8Fee: $172R/$195NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

Peninsula Music ogether Babies Class (age 0-12 mowith Peninsula Music Together StaBabies 12 months and under and their caregivers are invited to takBabies Classoered as a one-semester introduction to Music Togesurrounded by music, babies actually begin reacting and tr ying to mwith you! Learn how to recognize and encourage that playul exchencouraging bonding and musical response with your baby. Musiare specially designed or parents who want to learn as much as posmusic development in inants, meet other parents o newbornssome ascinating music activities you can recreate at home with youmaterials ee, per amily, or two identical CDs, illustrated songbook,guide DVD or new amilies, is included in class ee. No older siblinPlease go to www.peninsulamusictogether.com or contact Pam D308-4432. Location: Recreation Center Omit: 7/431700.04 10 classes Th 1:10-2:00 pm 4/11-6Fee: $201R/$230NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

31700.06 8 classes Th 1:10-2:00 pm 6/27-8Fee: $172R/$195NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

Peninsula Music og. & Pre-K Summer Schoo

Ready or Not, Here Tey Come! Pre-K Summer S(age 5 by Oct. 1, 2013 born between 10/2/07 & 10/1/08) with AndJoin us or a wonderul our-week journey bridging the transitionschool to Kindergarten! A developmentally appropriate program language arts, mathematics, science, music, and art will be oeredthematic approach. Children will have the opportunity to participaand large group instruction while building social skills with peers. special nature o this class, there will be no reunds/credits given or aSign up early, CLASS FILLS QUICKLY ENROLL NOW! 19 classesLocation: Lincoln School

30409.01 M-F 8:45 am-11:45 am 6/24-7/19 OmFee: $337R/$394NR Lab Fee: $43 (included)

Sprouts (age 2 by 9/1/13, born between 9/2/10 & 9/1/11)Lil Sprouts program provides the opportunity or your 2 year olds to play and interact with other children their age in a sae,

ulating and relaxed environment. Age appropriate activities will be provided in arts, crats, music, cooking, story time and outdoor

We help your child to socialize with others in a polite and respectul way. The goal o this program is to prepare our LilSproutsur Cottage Kids program. Children need not be potty trained; however, extra clothing and diapers should be brought to class. Proo o Birth Date is required

gistration. Class size is limited to 14 children. Come let your sprouts grow with us at the village!

01.01 35 classes M/W 9:00-11:15am 8/26-1/15 Fee: $524R/$626NR

01.02 37 classes T/Th 9:15-11:30 am 8/27-1/16 Fee: $553R/$661NR

tage Kids (age 3 by 9/1/13, born between 9/2/09 & 9/1/10)recreational program helps to give your 3 year old the opportunity to cultivate their social, sensory, and perceptual skills in a sae and relaxed environment.

epare them or the next level, we expose your children to arts, crats, story telling, music, movement, listening ski lls, science and outdoor activities. Highlights

de a low student/teacher ratio to provide more personal guidance. Students must be toilet trained. Proo o birth date is required at registration.

03.01 55 classes T/Th/Fr 9:00am-12noon 8/27-1/17 Fee: $1,085R/$1,300NR

yschool Villagers (age 4 by 9/1/13, born between 9/2/08 & 9/1/09)program helps prepare your Pre-Kindergartner or real schoolin a recreation ashion. In the Villagers, we provide a well-rounded learning experience through

crats, songs, social & learning games, individual & group activities. Children also expand their social skills by learning to be considerate o others, to ollow

ctions, to listen, and to cooperate. Villagers will also consistently learn the importance o good health habits. We expose your child to the community through

many eld trips to places i n our community. Students must be toilet trained. Proo o Birth Date is required at registration.

04.01 53 classes M/W/F 8:45am-12:15pm 8/26-1/17 Fee: $1,218R/$1,459NR

w! Playschool Villagers Extended(age 4 by 10/1/12, born between 10/2/07 & 10/1/08)or Fall 2013. Do you want your Villager to start gain ing experience with a longer school day? Kindergarten is now 5.5 hours a day. This all, we will oer an

onal Wednesday extension to our Villager class that will allow a child to stay at school or 5 hours rom 8:45 AM-1:45 PM. Instead o leaving at 12:15 PM, onnesdays your Villager will stay and have a peanut-ree lunch (parent provided), supervised play, and, an additional daily activity to supplement their preschoolrience. Students must be enrolled in Playschool Villagers class to register.

20.01 18 classes W 12:15-1:45 pm 8/28-1/15 Fee: $175R/$210NR

er Lunch Bunch (age 3 & 4 by 9/1/13, born between 9/2/08 & 9/1/10)

e join us in the aternoon! The Ater-Lunch-Bunch is a combo class or your 3 & 4 year old to thrive in an environment like our morning programs. The classture will be similar to the Playschool Villagers & Cottage Kids classes. Ater you munch & join the bunch, we have a hunch, youll love the Ater-Lunch-Bunch!

ents must be toilet trained. Proo o birth date is required at registration.

05.01 53 classes M/W/F 12:45-3:15pm 8/26-1/17 Fee: $873R/$1045NR

der Club (age 4 by 9/1/13, born between 9/2/08 & 9/1/09)hands-on learning program will ocus on many developmental areas to help make your childs transition into kindergarten a huge success. Your child will

rience activities that will build on letter & numeral recognition, pre-writing skills, social, and cognitive skills through many play based activities. Activities

include, journal writing, story dictation, arts & crats, simple science explorations, movement, etc. In addition to your current preschool classes, Kinder Club

provide an additional learning environment in which your child can acquire new skills in a small group setting. Students must be toilet trained. Proo o birth

is required at registration.08.01 37 classes T/Th 12:30-2:45pm 8/27-1/16 Fee: $553R/$661NR

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Burlingame Parks & Recreation Department Call us for more information at (650) 558-7300 Spring Summer, 2013 - Activities Guide Register online at www.burlingame.org/rec

oddler & Preschool Classesiny reks (age 18mo-6 yrs) with Pamela WorthTiny Treks is or amilies who want to teach their children about the worldthrough the outdoor exploration o their natural surroundings. Curriculum isdesigned to open the hearts and minds o young children to nature. We willmeet at a dierent park in the North Peninsula each week or short, explorationhikes. Fun activities include looking or butterfies in a meadow, observingbirds nesting, visiting gardens and much more. Adventures include a shorthike, circle time with singing and laughter, a crat or outdoor exploration anda snack. We believe children learn best through hands-on experiences whichbuild sel-esteem and encourage a love o nature.This program will meet at a dierent park each day. A schedule will bedistributed via e-mail. Register each child separately, one parent per twochildren please. Rain or sun, we always have un! Omit: 4/3, 4/4Location: TBD each week - a schedule will be emailed to participants.

31200.01 10 classes W 9:30-11:30 am 3/20-5/22 Fee: $275

31200.02 10 classes Th 9:30-11:30 am 3/21-5/23 Fee: $275

31200.03 3 classes W 9:30-11:30 am 5/29-6/12 Fee: $134

31200.04 3 classes Th 9:30-11:30 am 5/30-6/13 Fee: $134

31200.05 3 classes W 9:30-11:30 am 6/19-7/10 Fee: $134

31200.06 3 classes Th 9:30-11:30 am 6/20-7/11 Fee: $134

31200.07 4 classes W 9:30-11:30 am 7/17-8/7 Fee: $169

31200.08 4 classes Th 9:30-11:30 am 7/18-8/8 Fee: $169

Palersize (age 3-7) with Melanie Joy Marani (Pal Mel), owner ofPalersize Adventures in Fitness, www.palercize.comHow many times in your lie have you wanted to cross a river in a boat to a araway place or ride across the sky on a magic carpet? Come on Pals, jump intothe next Fitness Adventure with Pal Mel! Join Pal Mel 4: March: Shamrock ShakeObstacle course will teach your pals how to truly use your Pal imagination aswell as exercise your Pal Manners and Pal Positive Thinking! April: The Ms. BunnyHop ocuses our skills on leadership as well as a special appearance by Ms.

Bunny! May: Cinco De Pal your way through the Mexican hat dance, the SillyHokie Pokie, the chicken dance, and the Limbo! Special Focus: Getting Rid othe Yukkies!Palersize guides your 3-7 year old child through a un and uniqueprogram o exercise, including: tambourine bumps, ootball moves, magiccarpets and activities that will stretch your childs imagination to its ullest!Palersizers develop coordination, balance, cooperation with ellow Pals anda greater sense o sel esteem. Fun and tness is the agenda o the day whenyou Palersize with Pal Mel! 12:15-12:30 is a supervised snack or PlayschoolVillagers only. Class instruction begins at 12:30.Omit: 5/27 8 classesLocation: Village Park Preschool, Large Room31492.01 M 12:30-1:15 pm 4/8-6/3Fee: $83R/$97NR

iny ots Teatre (age 3-5) with Catherine Foxhoven has over 35years as a professional actor/singer in lms, prime time television, soapoperas, commercials, voiceovers, radio dramas, print work and theatre inCalifornia, Colorado, Nevada and Ohio. Currently a professor at A cademy of

Arts University in the Motion Picture and Television Department.This beginning acting class or preschoolers and kindergartners incorporates allthe skills necessary to be an actor: warm-ups, theatre games, improvisation, &pantomime. Many o the exercises incorporate movement and music. Then wecreate our own little productions with props and costumes by reading avoritechildrens stories and acting them out. Parents may attend the class with theirchild. Omit: 4/5, 4/19, 5/17 8 classesLocation: Recreation Center

42800.01 F 1:30-2:15 pm 3/29-6/7

42800.02 M 5:45-6:30 pm 6/17-8/5Fee: $74R/$87NR Lab Fee: $2 (included)

Lunch with Mommy & Daddy (age 3-5) with Rainbow ChefsIn this un class you will experience preparing yummy lunches together with yourchild emphasizing the importance o being a healthy role model, the importanceo healthy ood choices and amily meal time with your child. We understand ionly one parent can attend. 1 classLocation: Recreation Center

45055.01 Sa 10:30 am-12:30 pm 4/27 Fee: $52R/$60NR

Preschool ClassesFirst Art Class (age 18 mos.-4 yrs) with Chris Pollard on

dnesdays, My First Art Instructor for 7 years, Barb Merkel onrsdays, My First Art Instructor for 9 years

me experience 5 art stations where making a mess is part o the process! Youe un; we clean up! Art projects continue to change all year long! Processer than product is emphasized. Projects are age appropriate with the childrenng the reedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own The class ends on a musical note with singing and dancing and having

much un. Parent or caregiver stays in class with child. Lab Fee payable tonstructor at the rst class - $10 per 8 week session.ation: Recreation Centering Session

17.01 (18mos-3yrs) 8classes W 9:30-10:30 am 4/10-5/29

17.02 (2-4yrs) 8classes W 10:45-11:45 am 4/10-5/29

17.03 (2-4yrs) 8classes W 12:00n-1:00 pm 4/10-5/29

17.07 (18mos-3yrs) 8classes Th 9:30-10:30 am 4/11-5/30

17.08 (2-4yrs) 8classes Th 10:45-11:45 am 4/11-5/30

mmer Session Omit: 7/4

17.04 (18mos-3yrs) 8classes W 9:30-10:30 am 7/10-8/28

17.05 (2-4yrs) 8classes W 10:45-11:45 am 7/10-8/28

17.06 (2-4yrs) 8classes W 12:00n-1:00 pm 7/10-8/28

17.09 (18mos-3yrs) 8classes Th 9:30-10:30 am 6/27-8/2217.10 (2-4yrs) 8classes Th 10:45-11:45 am 6/27-8/22$105R/$124NR Lab Fee: $10 (pay at class)

Burlingame Loves to PicnReserve a Picnic Area in

Burlingame or your next event.

Washington Park Areas have tables and BBQs available or rese

Village Park Area available or reservation has tables oReserve an Infatable Jump House Area in conjunction w

Permitted Picnic Area in Washington Park.

Call the Parks & Rec. Department at 650.558.7300 or m

inormation or visit our website at: www.burlingame.o

Proo o Residency is required or more thanthirty days advance reservation.

Are you looking for a dog park? We have

listing of the dog parks in SM County on

website! Go to www.burlingame.org/rec

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school Drawing(age 3.5-5) with Young Rembrandtsng students are so eager to learn and a joy to teach. Our classes provide auring and strong learning environment that expands preschoolersimagebulary as they draw amiliar images such as sh, teddy bears, rainbowscowboys. Well concentrate on the skills o drawing and coloring while welop ne motor skills, ocus, listening, s taying on task, patience and spatialnization. Children enrolled in Cottage Kids will be supervised rom 12:00-5 during lunch by Young Rembrandts sta. Omit: 4/2 10 classestion: Village Park Preschool

04.01 Tu 12:15-1:15 pm 3/26-6/4$187R/$220NR Lab Fee: $10 (included)

Spanish at Village Park(age 3-5) with Casita De Los NiosEarly childhood is the best time to introduce another language and Casita de losNios makes learning Spanish un! Teaching in a totally immersed environment,our bi-lingual instructors keep the action moving as students learn the languageby living it. With an age appropriate curriculum, every day is a new adventure,so new kids can join the un at any time. While learning new language duringearly childhood helps brain development and communication skills, its also agreat start or your uture global citizen. Each session is a dierent theme andteaches new vocabulary. To learn more about thi s program please visit www.casitadelosnios.com or call 1-888-844-8167. On Wed and Fri 12:15-12:30 is asupervised snack or Playschool Villagers only. Cottage Kids may not enroll in theWed/Fri class. On Thursdays 12:00-12:15 will be a supervised snack or CottageKids only. Omit: 4/3, 4/4, 4/5Location: Village Park Preschool

31250.02 12 classes W/F 12:30-1:15 pm 3/13-4/26Fee: $169R/$197NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)

31250.03 11 classes W/F 12:30-1:15 pm 5/1-6/5Fee: $147R/$183NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)

Pre-K Spanish (age 3-5) with Casita De Los NiosCasita De Los Nios is proud to introduce a new program or Preschoolers(children 3-5 years o age) interested in learning or continuing their Spanish

experience. During our time together the bilingual instructors will play games,sing, dance, and do various cultural and recreational activities with the childrenin Spanish. Please note, parents should send their child with a small snack. Therewill be a 15 minute snack and play break during the class. Parents may sign upor one day a week or choose the t wice a week option. Omit: 4/2, 4/4Location: Recreation Center

31251.01 10 classes Tu 9:30-11:30 am 3/26-6/4Fee: $180R/$211NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)Location: Recreation Center

31251.03 20 classes Tu/Th 9:30-11:30 am 3/26-6/6Fee: $345R/$409NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)

31251.02 10 classes Th 9:30-11:30 am 3/28-6/6Fee: $180R/$211NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)

m & Me Crats (age 2-5) with Rachel Aloyciusand crats stimulate the creative side o children. It builds patience,

centration, and builds the condence in them. Bring your child to a classre you will learn to make lovely useul things or your littl e one such as abric

fower making, nger puppets, and stued toys. Omit: 4/1 8 classesation: Recreation Center

01.01 M 9:30-10:30 am 3/25-5/20$119R/$137NR Lab Fee: $15 (included)

tle Angels Gymnastics (age 20 mos-5 yrs)

Peninsula Gymnasticsome to the beautiul and exciting world o preschool gymnastics. Peninsulanastics provides preschool gymnastics or students rom 20 months to 6s old in a sae adaptable environment with trustworthy and experienceductors. During these classes our little students develop their locomotor skills,ental gymnastics, sensory motor skills, large and small muscle groups, their

hms and music skills, and have un too! Omit: 4/2 10 classestion: Dance Studio

20.01 (20mos-3.5 yrs) Tu 10:15-11:10 am 3/26-6/4

20.02 (3.5-5 yrs) Tu 11:15-12:10 pm 3/26-6/4

20.03 (20mos-3.5 yrs) Tu 10:15-11:10 am 6/18-8/20

20.04 (3.5-5 yrs) Tu 11:15-12:10 pm 6/18-8/20$160R/$190NR

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Mad Science Campsd Science Summer Camps with the Mad Science Stafratio or campers is 1:10. The cost includes a camp t-shirt or each camper, cold water and non-carbonated beverages throughout the day. Campers shouldg a bag lunch, closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty. Location: Lincoln Elementary School

Spring After School Enrichmente Burlingame Elementary Enrichment Program has consistently provided a variety of classes for students at all 5 of the Burlingame ElSchools. Classes are held at the school sites after school; children may attend classes at schools in which they do not attend during the reguday. Children who take after school programs over the course of their lifetime consistently improve test scores in school, have better than averaskills, and tend to participate in less mischievous activities. A fter school enrichment programs have a proven benet for your children, yoand the community that we all live in. ank you for supporting e Burlingame Elementary Enrichment Program. Register now before c

Eating the Rainbow (K-5thgrade) with Rainbow ChefsThis one o a kind class will teach each aspiring che to associatecolor and the importance o eating a variety o dierent ruits and vIn this class, recipes with reading books and introducing your child tdierent oods through taste testing and simple healthy recipes tprepared with the amily. Parent participation optional! The childreon preparing meals and snacks that are ull o color! Omit: 4/4 4 Location: McKinley School

45037.01 Th 3:10-4:25 pm 3/28-4/25

45037.02 Th 3:10-4:25 pm 5/2-5/23Fee: $128 Lab Fee: $20 (pay at class)

Growing Gourmets (K-5thgrade) with Rainbow ChefsThis course gives our budding ches the opportunity to experiencekitchen tools, ollow recipes, learn the basics o etiquette, nutrition, gourmet recipes and more! Here we opt or chicken cordon blue, citruchicken Caesar, zucchini bread, making jams, crepes, no-bake cseaood gumbo, chocolate chip/oatmeal cookies, etc. Omit: 4/24 cLocation: Washington School

45038.01 Tu 2:10-3:30 pm 3/26-4/23

45038.02 Tu 2:10-3:30 pm 4/30-5/21Fee: $128 Lab Fee: $20 (pay at class)

Kids Carpentry (age 5-12) with John TustSince 1982 we have taught thousands o children, kindergarten-6thsae-use o woodworking hand-tools. Ater rst building their san

and supertop, kids may choose rom a wide variety o un projectsboats, clocks, games, trucks, doll urniture, and many more. While buprojects rom scratch children are introduced to concepts like appproblem-solving, ne motor skills, and empowered to become indthinkers. Our motto: Building condence and teaching with respectin a sae and happy environment. Visit our web site and watch oudocumentary. www.kidscarpentry.net Omit: 4/2 8 classesLocation: Recreation Center

46052.01 Tu 2:15-3:30 pm 3/

46052.02 Tu 3:30-4:45 pm 3/

46052.03 Tu 4:45-6:00 pm 3/

d Science: Fizz-ical Phenomena & Che-Mystery5-12) with Mad Sciencea walk on the wild side in this crazy week o sleuth science. Have a ton os we whip up potions and experiment with all kinds o chemical reactions,ding growing our own crystals, making sidewalk chalk, and learning the

nce behind chromatography. Mix it up as we experiment with molecularness, radical reactions and zz-ical and chemical reactions. Discover whate crazy chemists are really up to in their laboratories. Then use everythingve learned to solve the Mad Science Mystery; even Sherlock couldnt gureone out! 5 classestion: Roosevelt School

03.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 6/24-6/28 $223R/$267NR

03.02 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 6/24-6/28 $296R/$355NR

d Science: Jet Cadets (age 5-12) with Mad Sciencebird! No, its a plane! No, its everything rom the earliest fying machines

he rst rocket fights. This hands-on program will let you learn all aboutdynamics and the world above us. Explore the basic principles o fight, buildanes, test them in wind tunnels, ride a hovercrat and construct ballooners. Discover the mysteries o the galaxy, learn about celestial navigation,take home a rocket that you have built yoursel. 5 classes

ation: Roosevelt School

04.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/15-7/19 $223R/$267NR

04.02 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/15-7/19 $296R/$355NR

Mad Science: Spy Academy (age 5-12) with Mad ScienceLook out 007-the Mad Science Spy Academy is here! From decoding messagesto metal detectors and night vision, campers will have the opportunity to checkout spy equipment and even create their own edible message. Step into th eshoes o a detective as you uncover the science involved in evidence gatheringand analysis. Figure out the science o orensics in a hands-on look at crimescenes. Become a super spy and learn clever ways o perorming tasks as wetake a hands-on view o the science that spies use. (The take-homes or thiscamp were designed specially by Q himsel.) 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49586.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $223R/$267NR

49586.02 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $296R/$355NR

Mad Science: Reactions In Action (age 5-12) with Mad SciencePicture yoursel as Sir Isaac Newton as we discover how things move with science.Experiment with inertia and gravity as you learn what ootball players, balletdancers and scientists have in common. Explore how equipment and movementwork together to help you enjoy your avorite sports. Learn about photography

and the movie making business as we examine how a camera works, how lmcaptures light and stores images, how motion pictures got started, and howlmmakers make images move. Spend some time in the lab learning the toolsand techniques that real chemists use, and perorm some s pectacular hands-onprojects. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49702.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $223R/$267NR

49702.02 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $296R/$355NR

Light, Sight, & Sound(K-5th Grade) with Mad ScienceAre you ready or some serious science un?! Mad Science is where it's at! You'llbe shocked by what you learn about static electricity! You'll explore magneticattraction, break white light into beautiul rainbows, make some seriously weirdsound eects, and even make things disappear with your own body heat! You'llsee it but won't believe it as we discover optical illusions! We'll map out ourtaste buds and learn all about nutritional science! This is going to be a good one.

Omit: 4/2, 4/3, 4/4 8 classes49005.01 Tu 2:05-3:05 pm 3/26-5/21 Loc: Franklin

49005.02 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 3/26-5/21 Loc: Roosevelt

49005.03 W 3:10-4:10 pm 3/27-5/22 Loc: Lincoln

49005.04 Th 3:10-4:10 pm 3/28-5/23 Loc: Wash.Fee: $154

d Science: Wacky Robots And Widgets (age 7-12)Mad Science

ther your child loves to build things or destroy them, this week o campdes lots o both! The junior Mad Science engineers will design and buildtures using simple tools and their i maginations. Then the machine madnesss. Children will discover how dierent machines, simple and complex, arein our daily lives. Kids will design simple machines using pulleys, wedges,

ws and levers and have un learning how catapults work. We will use the skillse learned to build a Mad Science robot that we can keep, all while learning

cience o robotics. 5 classestion: Roosevelt School

05.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/8-7/12 $223R/$267NR

05.02 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/8-7/12 $296R/$355NR

Help send a Burlingame child to camp thissummer! Donate to the Youth Scholarship Program

The Burlingame Parks & Recreation Department has a

scholarship und or Burlingame children who are unable

to aord ater school and vacation recreation programs.

I you are able to assist, please send your donation to:

Burlingame Parks & Recreation DepartmentYouth Scholarship Program

850 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010

All contributions to this program are tax deductible.

For more inormation, please contact

Joleen Helley, at 650.558.7300. Thankyou!

Receipts are available upon request.

new! Dragony Designs Mandarin Immersion(1st-5th grade) with Dragony DesignsLearn Chinese! Stretch. Create. Enhance. Go beyond the limits o your averageart class to experience creativity rom a new direction with Dragonfy DesignsMandarin Immersion Class! The rst part o the day is spent exploring someo the exciting techniques o jewelry making that proessionals use. In theaternoon, we will create eye-popping color schemes rom our large selectiono high-quality glass beads. Techniques taught include stamping and damping,polymer clay, wool elted beads, metalsmithing, proessional bead stringingand wire working techniques, and more. Our experienced instructors will leadstudents through the most unique Mandarin Immersion class to enhancelanguage skills and comprehension while having un crating un jewelry! Boysand girls, all l evels welcome! 6 classesLocation: Franklin School

49008.02 W 3:10-4:10 pm 4/17-5/22Fee: $156 Lab Fee: $40 (included)

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Spring After School Enrichment Spring After School Enrichment & Culinary

ess (1st-5th grade) with Berkeley Chess Schoolu are new to chess or polishing your skills, come develop your understandingenjoyment o the King o games. The Berkeley Chess School is a nonprotnization oering chess instruction to nearly 5,000 children in 150 schoolsughout the Bay Area. Omit: 4/1, 4/2, 4/5, 5/27 10 classes

tion: Washington School30.01 M 3:10-4:10 pm 3/25-6/10 Loc: Wash.30.02 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 3/26-6/4 Loc: Lincoln30.03 F 3:10-4:10 pm 3/29-6/7 Loc: Franklin$181

y Area Chess (1st-5th grade) with Bay Area Chesst do your kids do or mental education? Chess has proven to be an invaluablecational aide and teaches children analytical skills that are applicable to manyr intellectual pursuits. Bay Area Chess oers a un environment to developtal skills or students at all levels. A typical class consists o instructionwed by a practice game. Students may be divided in groups based on abilityexperience so that each student will receive instruction appropriate or his/kill level. Bay Area Chess is a non-prot company serving the Bay Area since

5. Omit: 4/2, 4/4 10 classes

22.01 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 3/26-6/4 Loc: McKinley

22.02 Th 3:10-4:10 pm 3/28-6/6 Loc: Roosevelt$185

(K-5th grade) with Linda Hoecke join Linda Hoeck or an approach to art that concentrates on a widee o media and techniques. We will develop a strong design oundationinfuences rom major artists and their personal styles. Each class has aproject or a lesson that builds on previous learning. We will not repeat

ects rom last session! Class is limited to 14 students, taken on rst come/serve basis, regardless o previous enrollment. Lab ee includes all supplies.

t: 4/2 9 classes

tion: Lincoln Faculty Lounge

08.01 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 3/26-5/28

08.02 Tu 3:10-4:10 pm 3/26-5/28$135 Lab Fee: $12 (included)

ung Rembrandts (1st-5th grade) with Young Rembrandtselementary-age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawings, art techniques and vocabulary. We believe that drawing is the bedrock skill

uired or uture artistic success. We give the students skills to express theirtivity and believe that all children can - and should - learn to draw. We teachlessons each week which are un and engaging in a positive and nurturingronment to bring out the best in each child. Omit: 4/5, 5/27


asses00.01 M 3:10-4:10 pm 4/8-6/3 Loc: Roosevelt$172 Lab Fee: $10 (included)

classes00.02 F 3:10-4:10 pm 3/29-6/7 Loc: Washington$187R/$202NR Lab Fee: $10 (included)

itty Gritty Yarn Creations (3rd-6th grade) with Brandy Flemingroject Based knitting class or students in 4 th-6th grade. Each student willte their own unique unky animal cell phone case. In our class we will learning basics, how to determine gauge, how to increase, decrease, how to sewbric lining and buttons and piece together our case. 8 classes


25.01 W 3:10-4:10 pm 4/10-5/29$117 Lab Fee: $20 (included)

Introduction o Spanish (K-3rd) with Casita De Los NiosWhat a great way to introduce a new language to a child! This class is or studentsK-3rd grade who are interested in learning Spanish. Building o a languagecurriculum o vocabulary and sounds, our bilingual instructors teach children tolisten and speak Spanish through play, games, conversation, and activities. Whilethe emphasis is on listening, understanding and speaking Spanish, students willalso explore writing and reading in Spanish. Casita makes learning a languageun! Omit: 4/2, 4/4, 5/27

49450.01 8 classes M 3:10-4:30 pm 4/8-6/10 Loc: McKinleyFee: $163 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

49450.02 10 classes Tu 2:10-3:30 pm 3/26-6/4 Loc: Wash.

49450.03 10 classes Th 3:10-4:30 pm 3/28-6/6 Loc: LincolnFee: $195 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Continuing Spanish (age 1st-5th) with Casita De Los NiosThis class has been expanded to help both those continuing rom Spanish 1 andexperienced speakers looking or a greater command o the language. Basedon a students ability, they can choose rom continuing our curriculum or moveto individual study or a complete immersion experience. Best o all, we makelearning a new language un! This course series is designed by credentialedBCLAD teachers to ready students or intermediate school Spanish.

Omit: 4/2, 4/4, 5/27

Location: McKinley School

49658.01 8 classes M 3:10-4:30 pm 4/8-6/10 Loc: McKinleyFee: $163 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

49658.02 10 classes Tu 2:10-3:30 pm 3/26-6/4 Loc: Wash.

49658.03 10 classes Th 3:10-4:30 pm 3/28-6/6 Loc: LincolnFee: $195 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Chinese I(K-3rdgrade) with Shihua WangThis class is or students who are new to Mandarin Chinese, especially those romnon-Mandarin speaking amilies. The class will us e Easy Steps to Chinese orKids 1bas text book. The course uses interactive un activities such as games,songs, rhymes, and stories to encourage students interests and ease theirlearning process. The emphasis o this class is mostly on listening and speakingwith little exposure on reading and writing. Omit: 4/3 10 classesLocation: Franklin School

49079.01 W 3:10-4:10 pm 3/27-6/5Fee: $167 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Chinese II(1st-5th) with Shihua WangThis class is intended or the returning students who attended the Chinese I andII in the last year or new students who have learned Chinese in the past. Theclass will use Easy Steps to Chinese or Kids 2b as text book. The emphasis othis class is on listening and speaking with phrases and sentences used in ourdaily lie. It will also help students to develop basic reading and writing skills.($25 lab ee included) Omit: 5/27 8 classesLocation: Franklin School

49078.01 M 3:10-4:10 pm 4/8-6/3Fee: $141R Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Chinese III(2nd-5th grade) with Shihua WangThis class is or the returning students who attended the Chinese Class II in thelast year or new students who have learned Chinese at least or two years in thepast. While the emphasis o the class is on listening and speaking, it will alsoencourage students to urther develop their reading and writing skills. The classwill use Easy Steps to Chinese 2as text book. ($25 lab ee included) Omit: 4/210 classes

Location: Franklin School

49080.01 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 3/26-6/4Fee: $167 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Join Cathy Foxhoven or Spring Teatre ProgrCathy has over 35 years as a proessional actor/singer i

prime time television, soap operas, commercials, voiceovedramas, print work and theatre in Caliornia, Colorado,

and Ohio. Currently a proessor at Academy o Arts Univ

the Motion Picture and elevision Department

Burlingames Glee (age 8-14)BURLINGAMES GLEE, a perormance show choir, is continuing olenormous success o the Fall perormances. Enroll immediately bstudents are the maximum or this group.GLEE will continue working on Gleesongs or perorming at FranklBurlingame Idol and ArtzFest. Th e group will continue percommunity groups and organizations, according to everyones availabe working on new material Glees Jump& Lean On Meand OneWhat Makes You Beautiul.

Omit: 4/410 classesLocation: Lincoln School

49126.01 Th 3:10-4:40 pm 3/28-6/6Fee: $200 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Monologues & Auditions - How o Get Tat PartPlanning on auditioning or Pied Pipers, eTc, Broadway by the Bwant a speaking part, youll need a prepared one-minute monolowill be provided in this class. Have you always wanted to be in a playbut you havent known how to go about it? This is your chance to leproessional, regional and community theatre while picking up the skto audition and g et that part. The trick is being prepared. Youll disccold readings, characterizations, what your typeis, and nd theto audition with. I youve already had experience, this is your oppbrush up on your skills. Omit: 4/5, 4/19, 5/17 8 classesLocation: Franklin School

49125.01 F 3:10-4:40 pm 3/29-6/7Fee: $149 Lab Fee: $2 (included)

Yoga For Kids (K-5th grade) with Juanita LuceroThrough yoga, art, play and stories, I will teach yoga postures practicewith breath and awareness; techniques to increase sel-esteem and cstress reducing activities; release o unwanted emotions and behavthat rustrate children and make them out o control. Also, children wlive with their spines, pelvic centers, knees and anlkes naturally alignesupporting their weight on solid bone. They will experience reedbodies and minds when they are balanced, strong, and relaxed. Bmat & wear loose comortable clothing. 9 classesLocation: Recreation Center

49023.01 Tu 2:30-3:45 pm 4/9-6/4Fee: $162R/$192NR

Dragonfy Jewelry Designers (1st-5th grade) with Dragony DesignsCreate customized, stylish jewelry ready or you and your riends to wear! Becomeyour own jewelry designer, where you can choose rom a huge selection o hotcolors, textures, and unique beads to make one-o-a-kinds pieces. Our classesare designed not only to be un, but to let you in on some o the most popular

jewelry making techniques, such as wire wrapping, ngerknitt ing, beautiulbeading, wrap bracelets and stamping and dapping! We use only the highestquality ndings, resh water pearls, and Czech glass beads to create one pieceo new jewelry per class. Our highly trained and un instructors create a relaxed,encouraging environment all children will love. At Dragonfy Designs, it is ourmission to oer exceptional handmade jewelry and the opportunity to createit, while promoting social justice, personal style, and un. 6 classes49050.01 Tu 2:10-3:10 pm 4/16-5/21 Loc: Lincoln

49050.02 F 3:10-4:10 pm 4/19-5/24 Loc: Wash.Fee: $156 Lab Fee: $40 (included)

Creative Corner (age 5-17) with Rachel AloyciusKids will learn to create beautiul & useul things that could be appreciated by others. They will build patience, concentration & cas well as learn to arrange and organize their own things. Projectby season and include sewing or gluing basics, glass painting, abshading concepts. Omit: 4/2, 4/4 8 classesLocation: Recreation Center

49024.02 (age 5-17) Tu 3:30-4:30 pm 3/26-5/21 Loc

49024.03 (age 5-11) Th 3:10-4:10 pm 3/28-5/23 LocFee: $137 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Amazing Anime-tion!(2nd-5th grade) with Freshi FilmsParticipants in this program will learn the basics o Stop-Motion Animation,as well as other orms o digital animation. Students work in small groupsor production teams to complete a short animated lm, which they createthemselves. Learning materials, sotware and cameras are provided. Basic

concepts such as camera angles, storyboards, scripting elements and themewill be introduced. Participants may choose to bring in their own objects toanimate, although it is not necessary. Final projects will be screened on the lastday o class or amilies and riends. All o the animations are original and thecopyrights belong to the creative teams. The nal lm is posted on the Freshiwebsite at www.reshimedia.com and/or can be downloaded on a personalthumb drive by the participants. Omit: 4/3, 4/4 8 classes49614.01 W 3:10-4:10 pm 3/27-5/22 Loc: Roosevelt

49614.02 Th 3:10-4:10 pm 3/28-6/6 Loc: WashFee: $145

Fun Efects with Animation (2nd-5th grade) with Freshi FilmsWith the help o animation, young lmmakers will be introduced to some o themost basic tricksin lmmaking. Th e participants work in small groups o 4 to6 individuals to realize the special eects. This program emphasizes technique,camera angles and script development that lends itsel to certain eects andmay not necessarily result in a completed short lm. All completed short lmprojects will be posted on the Freshi website at www.reshimedia.com and/orcan be downloaded on a personal thumb drive on the last day o the program.

Omit: 4/1 8 classes

49618.01 M 3:10-4:10 pm 3/25-5/20 Loc: LincolnFee: $145

Te Pirate Movie (K-5th grade) with Freshi FilmsThe Pirate Movie starts with a completed action-adventure script that challengesthe young lmmakers to integrate some simple special eects into their digital

lm. Adding to the lms theatricality, they may bring props and costumes romhome to heighten the authenticity o the lm, although, basic costumes andprops are provided by the program. Using basic video cameras and editingsotware, they take on the various key roles o the lmmaking process- those othe director, editor, producer, and actors. They produce the script, as written, andcomplete a digital short lm to be screened on the last day o class or amiliesand riends. The nal lm is posted on the Freshi website at www.reshimedia.com and/or can be downloaded on a personal thumb drive by the participants.

Omit: 4/3 8 classesLocation: McKinley School

49610.01 W 3:10-4:10 pm 3/27-5/22Fee: $145

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Summer Enrichment Camps Summer Enrichment Campsess Camp (1st-5th grade) with Berkeley Chess Schoolu are new to chess or polishing your skills, come develop your understandingenjoyment o the king o games. The Berkeley Chess School is a non-

t corporation oering chess instruction to over 4,800 children in overschools throughout Northern Caliornia. Established in 1982 by Elizabeth

ughnessy, ormer Irish Women's Chess Champion, the Berkeley Chess Schoolntroduced the joy o chess to thousands o Bay Area children. 5 classes

ation: Roosevelt School09.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/15-7/19 $129R/$152NR09.02 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $129R/$152NR

Jedi Master Engineering(age 7-10) with Play-Well TEKnologieThe Force is strong in this class. Build complex machines and structures basedon the best designs rom a galaxy ar, ar away. Projects include X-Wings, AT-ATwalkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements, and ortresses.Play-Wells Jedi instructors reinorce key engineering concepts such as geartrains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion, and more as students tapinto the powerul orces o imagination and engineering. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49003.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $120R/$142NR

Join us or Spanish Camps with Casita De Los Nios

Music In Spanish (K-3rd)Learn dierent styles o music in Spanish, dance, play instruments, and makea music video! Learn how to sing in Spanish, learn dierent dances and haveun! 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School49655.01 M-F 9:00 am-4:00 pm 7/8-7/12Fee: $295R/$347NR Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Get Active In Spanish (K-3rdgrade)Lets do all the things all kids love to do: get active! The dierence? Well do itin Spanish. Baseball (beisbol), Soccer (utbol), Water play (jugar de aqua), Run(correr), Play (jugar). Fun activities while we learn to speak, read, and write inSpanish! We'll nish this class with a recorded sports broadcast. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49653.01 M-F 9:00 am-4:00 pm 6/24-6/28Fee: $295R/$347NR Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Perorm In Spanish (K-5th grade)This week kids will create, perorm, and make a movie. Whether youre thewriter, director, or actor youll learn the steps to create and show your teamsmovie all while learning to speak, read, and write in Spanish! 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School49651.01 M-F 9:00 am-4:00 pm 7/22-7/26Fee: $295R/$347NR Lab Fee: $25 (included)

new! Knitty Gritty Yarn Camp (3rd-8th grade) with BrandA "project based" knitting camp or girls and boys entering 3rd-8tour class, we will learn knitting basics, how to determine gauge, h

dierent stitches, how to piece together, and nish projects. Adreturning students will learn to read a pattern, cable, and rib to adtheir work. We will explore dierent types o yarn, needles, and toolswhy knitted pieces look dierent. There is room or beautiul creativitythe methodical mechanics o knitting. Once you have learned a ew

the options are really endless. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School49010.01 M-F 9:45 am-12:45 pm 6/24-6/2849010.02 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/29-8/2Fee: $192R/$228NR Lab Fee: $20 (pay at class)w! Bay Area Chess Camp (K-5th grade) with Bay Area Chess

t do your kids do or mental education? Chess has proven to be an invaluablecational aide and teaches children analytical skills that are applicable to manyr intellectual pursuits. Bay Area Chess program oers a un environment tolop mental skills or students at all levels. A typical class consists o instruction

wed by a practice game. Students may be divided in groups based on abilityexperience so that each student will receive instruction appropriate or his/kill level. Bay Area Chess provides a sae environment or kids to improvegame o chess, critical thinking, and making new riends. Each 3 hour

uctional block consists o:ess puzzles and creative exercises to sharpen the brainoup instruction and personalized coaching to improve chess skillssual play to practice and enjoy Chessurly breaks or snacks and recess 5 classestion: Roosevelt School

06.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/8-7/12 $129R/$152NR

06.02 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $129R/$152NR

WESOMEngineering & Constr uction (age 7-12)h AWESOMEng.you ready to have an AWESOME time? Our Engineering and Constructiongram is designed to teach children undamental engineering andstruction concepts using Erector educational toys. You will build things youounter everyday; including bridges, cars, skyscrapers, and more! Some o thecepts covered include: Torque vs. Speed, Belt and Pulley Systems, Gravity,ion, and Truss Systems. In class, you are provided with everything you needuild each project, which includes a tool belt, tools and project pieces. Thisds-on class will allow students to work together to solve problems whileding projects. Returning students will work on new projects. $10 materialdue at rst class or an Erector set that students will keep; checks payable toESOMEngineering. Go to www.awesomengineering.org or more ino andures! 5 classesation: Roosevelt School

00.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/15-7/19

00.02 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/15-7/19$145R/$172NR Lab Fee: $10 (pay at class)

-Engineering With LEGOs (age 5-7)Play-Well TEKnologieour imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces o LEGO! Build engineer-

gned projects such as boats, bridges, mazes, and motorized cars, and useial pieces to create your own unique designs. Explore the endless creativeibilities o the LEGO building system with the guidance o an experiencedWell instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders or theenge o Engineering FUNdamentals. 5 classestion: Roosevelt School

92.02 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 6/24-6/28 $160R/$190NR

92.03 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/8-7/12 $160R/$190NR

Lit-Of With LEGO (age 5-6) with Play-Well TEKnologieDo you wish you could fy? Do you dream o breaking the sound barrier or

landing on Mars? Then this camp is or you! Build LEGO models o every kindo fying machine, rom wings that fap like a birds, to P-51 Mustangs, StealthBombers, and NASA rockets. Then discover how real-world aircrat and spacecratactually fy! 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School49001.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $120R/$142NR

Jedi Engineering(age 5-6) with Play-Well TEKnologieYoung Jedi will explore worlds ar, ar away and engineering principles right inront o them. Deeat the Empire by designing and rening X-Wings, R2-units,and settlements on ar-fung edges o the galaxy. Imagination and engineeringcombine to create motorized and architectural projects such as energy catapults,shield generators and deense turrets. A new oering o original designs oryoung Jedi rom Play-Well TEKnologies. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49605.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $120R/$142NR

Engineering FUNdamentals With LEGOs Camp (age 7-9)with Play-Well TEKnologiePower up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and over100,000 pieces o LEGO! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering,and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges,skyscrapers, motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build as neverbeore, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. Anexperienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engineerat the next level. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49593.02 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/8-7/12 $120R/$142NR

Lego Robotics (age 8-12) with Play-Well TEKnologieLearn about building and programming robots using the LEGO Mindstormssystem and over 100,000 pieces o LEGO! Explore the many uses o touch, light,sound, and ultrasonic sensors with a robotic project o your own unique design.Program your robot to avoid obstacles, manipulate objects, and much more.Projects are structured so that students solve problems and have un in an open-ended, investigative environment. 5 classes

Location: Roosevelt School49606.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 6/24-6/28 $150R/$178NR

Aerospace FUNdamentals (age 7-10) with Play-Well TEKnologieBecome a uture aerospace engineer! Build and experiment with paper airplanes,helicopters, parachutes, rockets, and a wide variety o aerospace designs.Learn about propulsion, air oils, terminal velocity, gyroscopic orces, and otheraeronautic concepts. An experienced Flight Club instructor helps you acquireaerospace engineering skills that last a lietime. Take home your creations romthis interactive and educational class about having un with fight. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49596.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $120R/$142NR

Dragony Design Jewelry Camp (age 6-16)with Dragony DesignsOur team o highly trained, experienced, enthusiastic sta love teachi

jewelry making to children in a un, engaging, and age appropriate ware encouraged to explore their creativity and are introduced to interand texture while improving hand eye coordination, small muscle deand pattern making skills all in a relaxed, joyul environment! We crea

jewelry to take home each day o camp. We introduce the childrerange o age appropriate jewelry making techniques including resin,stamping and dapping, bead stringing, waxed Irish linen, and so mulevels welcome. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49049.02 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/15-7/19 $260

new! Dragony Designs Mandarin Immersion Camp(age 6-12) with Dragony DesignsLearn Chinese! Stretch. Create. Enhance. Go beyond the limits o your averageart class to experience creativity rom a new direction with Dragonfy DesignsMandarin Immersion Camp! The rst part o the day is spent exploring someo the exciting techniques o jewelry making that proessionals use. In theaternoon, we will create eye-popping color schemes rom our large selectiono high-quality glass beads. Techniques taught include stamping and damping,polymer clay, wool elted beads, metalsmithing, proessional bead stringingand wire working techniques, and more. Our experienced instructors will leadstudents through the most unique Mandarin Immersion Camp to enhancelanguage skills and comprehension while having un crating un jewelry! Boysand girls, all levels welcome! 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49008.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $260R/$310NR

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Summer Enrichment CampsJoin Cathy Foxhoven or Summer Teatre Programs!Cathy has over 35 years as a proessional actor/singer in lms,

prime time television, soap operas, commercials, voiceovers, radiodramas, print work and theatre in Caliornia, Colorado, Nevada

and Ohio. Currently a proessor at Academy o Arts University inthe Motion Picture and elevision Department

Summer Musical Teatre Camp Presents

High School Musical Jr. (age 8-14)Must be 8 at the time o registration or having just nished 8 th grade.The Summer Musical Theatre Camp is excited to oer youth (ages 8-14) themusical production o HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL JR. Based on the popular Disneymusical, the book is by David Simpatico and songs were adapted, arranged, andproduced by Bryan Louiselle. The audience will meet the Jocks (Troy, Chad, andZeke), Thespians (Sharpay & Ryan), Brainiacs (Gabriella & Taylor), and the SkaterDudes (Ripper & Mongo) singing Bop To The Top, Getcha Head in the Game,Start o Something N ewand Were All In This Together.Participants should bring a bag lunch and snacks each day. Wear comortableclothing, Please note: Due to the unique nature o this campTHERE WILLNOT BE ANY REFUNDS OR CREDITS GIVEN FOR ANY REASON!

DATES: July 8 - July 27 (9:00-3:00 PM)

PERFORMANCES: 7:00 PM July 26, 1:00 PM July 27Participants must be able to make BOTH perormances.*NOTE: Registration does NOT guarantee a major role. Major roles will be givenbased on many criteria: 1) talent 2)experience 3) character type (i you would likean explanation o this, please contact the instructor) 4) age 5) diction 6)projection7)ability to take direction, 8) behavior, 9) ability to read, 10) attendance on dayo casting. 15 classesLocation: BIS Auditorium

42701.01 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/8-7/27Fee: $500 Lab Fee: $25 (included)

Its All About Te Media!(1st-8th grade)Its All About the Mediawill be an exploration o TV commercials, voiceover/animation and radio drama. The day will begin with Quiet on the S et! CamerasRolling.Students will learn what its like to be in a television commercial andthey will get to see themselves on camera. Ater lunch, students will embark onThats All Folks!Students will learn how to do radio commercials, TV voiceovers,and even record their own cartoon voice. The last part o the day ends with YeOld Fashioned Radio Drama- a class designed to act out stories over the radio,using your own sound eects. Please bring a bag lunch, water, and snack tocamp every day. There will be a nal perormance or amilies on the last day oclass. 10 classes Location: Recreation Center

42501.01 M-F 10:00 am-2:30 pm 8/5-8/16Fee: $395/$490NR

mazing Anime-tion!(2nd-5th grade) with Freshi Filmsicipants in this program will learn the basics o Stop-Motion Animation,

well as other orms o digital animation. Students work in small groupsroduction teams to complete a short animated lm, which they create

mselves. Learning materials, sotware and cameras are provided. Basiccepts such as camera angles, storyboards, scripting elements and themebe introduced. Participants may choose to bring in their own objects to

mate, although it is not necessary. Final projects will be screened on the lasto class or amilies and riends. All o the animations are original and the

yrights belong to the creative teams. The nal lm is posted on the Freshisite at www.reshimedia.com and/or can be downloaded on a personal

mb drive by the participants. 5 classesation: Roosevelt School

14.03 M-F 1:00-4:00pm 7/15-7/19 $200R/$238NR

n Efects with Animation (age 8-12) with Freshi Filmsh the help o animation, young lmmakers will be introduced to some o thet basic tricksin lmmaking. The participants work in small groups o 4 to

dividuals to realize the special eects. This program emphasizes technique,era angles and script development that lends itsel to certain eects andnot necessarily result in a completed short lm. All completed short lm

ects will be posted on the Freshi website at www.reshimedia.com and/orbe downloaded on a personal thumb drive on the last day o the program.

assesation: Roosevelt School

18.03 M-F 1:00-4:00pm 7/22-7/26 $200R/$238NR

Game Design: Beg. o Adv. (2nd-5thgrade) with Freshi FilmsThis program combines both advanced and beginning students allowingparticipants to work at a slower or more advanced pace dependent uponindividual needs and aptitudes. Advanced gamers will work on their owncomputers and be mentored through a series o lessons that allow them toadd character movement, multiple platorms and introduce a variety o gameormats. Beginners will work in pairs on one computer and be introduced bythe teacher to the undamentals o game design and beginning game computerprogramming. All completed work will be posted on www.reshimedia.comand/or can be downloaded onto a personal thumb drive on the last day o theprogram. The games are totally original to the developers and the creators ownthe copyrights. Please note: Sotware and nal games are or PC only, but Macusers can play the games through the website. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

49033.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/29-8/2 $200R/$238NR

ginning Game Design (age 8-12) with Freshi Filmsnning Game Developers work in pairs to conceive, design and build theiroriginal computer game rom scratch. Everything created or their game isnal to the team - the characters, the action, t he background, the music andormat. Participants learn the undamental game elements and build a singleorm game that can be shared with riends on-line. Every team completesme by the end o the program. Their games will be posted on the www.

himedia.com website and/or can be downloaded on a personal thumb drivehe last day o the program. Please note: Sotware and nal games are ornly, but Mac users can play the games through the website. 5 classestion: Roosevelt School

15.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/22-7/26 $200R/$238NR

mic Book Creators (K-2nd) with Freshi Filmscipants learn the undamentals o creating a dynamic and visually excitingal comic book. Using basic digital still cameras and sotware, students

work in groups to create stories, panels and layouts o comic book pagesell as learn the undamentals o storyboarding and page layout. Polishingcomic book, they will add text, dialogue, graphics and vivid colors to bringpages to lie! All work is original to the participants and the copyrights

ng to the creators. The nal comics are posted on the Freshi website at www.himedia.com and/or can be downloaded on a personal thumb drive by thecipants. 5 classes

tion: Roosevelt School12.01 M-F 9:00 am-12:00 pm 7/15-7/19 $200R/$238NR

Summer Enrichment & Culinary CampsMagic-Wizard Camp (age 7-11) with Larry WertmanGet ready or a week o magic! Discover how to make an object appear ordisappear and 'how to read a mind'. Magic Camp will teach you the basics! Futuremagicians will gain skills by an encouraging step by step approach. Have unwhile learning rom a qualied magician who has a credential to teach and aMaster o Arts in Theater Arts. Each camper will receive their very own box otricks, wand and Wizards Hat to keep ater camp is over. Abracadabra!5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

42558.01 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 7/8-7/12Fee: $145R/$168NR Lab Fee: $20 (included)

Shopping Mall Drawing Camp (age 6-12) with Young RembrandtsIt's time to go shopping! The good news is we can draw the items we love toshop or. Our artists will imagine themselves at some o their avorite stores and"illustrate" the merchandise. We will draw shoes, boots, ashion accessories, alongwith popular zebra and leopard print abrics. A stop at a bath and candle shopwill produce an illustration or these popular products. Our nal day will resultin one large store ront scene, with our own clothing designs cleverly displayed.Pencil, color pencil and markers will be used. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School


Animal Drawing Camp (age 6-12) with Young RembrandtsKids love to draw animals! We will imagine ourselves at the zoo as we learn todraw a variety o dierent animals. On the rs t and second days, giraes, lions,tigers, birds and more will be drawn. Our nal day will result in one large scene othe zoo, divided into several habitats and incorporating the many animal riendswe have learned to draw. Markers or color pencils will complete both our realisticand graphic style drawings. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School


Iron Che Challenge (age 5+) with Rainbow ChefsThis camp is lled with many secret ingredients and riendly competitbuilding, team building, riendly competition, and many recipes will prepared, and experimented here. There will be un role playing as aChe, Teams, etc. What a un camp or everyone! 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

45036.01 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 7/8-7/12Fee:$330R/396NR Lab Fee: $30 (included)

American Food our (age 5+) with Rainbow ChefsCome travel with us around the U.S. to discover the regional AmericaWe will be making everything rom Southern avorites to classic N eare. Everywhere you turn there is something new and delicious togreat country. Some o the great recipes include southern ried chsh tacos, Cobb salad, peach cobbler, homemade mac & cheese, marinated fank steak, turkey burgers, chocolate chip cookies, Neclam chowder. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

45035.01 M-F 9:00 am-3:00 pm 6/24-6/28

Fee:$330R/396NR Lab Fee: $30 (included)

Asian Food our (age 5+) with Rainbow ChefsHave you ever tried Thai, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Burmese, HFilipino ood? Join us or the week o delicious oods o Asia with all itfavors, culture, spices, and recipes to explore. We will make many authdishes like pad thai, chow mein, pho bun, Burmese chicken curry, cocchicken teriyaki, and wonton soup, ried rice--many others or you taste, and enjoy! Come tickle your taste buds. 5 classesLocation: Roosevelt School

45034.01 M-F 9:00 am-3:00

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