2015 McCormick Tribune YMCA

SUMMER DAY CAMPJOIN THE FUN!

mccormicktribuneymca.org/camp

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Camp is Y.Remember the fun of summer when you were

a kid? Exploring the outdoors, spending time

with friends, playing games and splashing

in the pool? At Y camp, we create an

exciting, safe environment for kids to have

an unforgettable summer of fun. And while

they’re taking part in unique experiences and

adventures, they’re also building self-esteem,

developing interpersonal skills and making

lasting friendships and memories. Summer

is just around the corner, so sign up at the

membership desk today!

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REGISTRATION BEGINS FEBRUARY 1, 2015

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McCormick Tribune YMCA1834 N. Lawndale Chicago, IL 60647 773.235.2525 mccormicktribuneymca.org

Professionally Trained StaffOur caring counselors are professional role models

ACA AccreditedWe maintain the highest standards regarding program safety and quality

SwimmingKids cool off in the pool under the close watch of lifeguards

Healthy Kids FocusDedicated to building healthy, confident, connected and secure children

Financial Assistance AvailableWe believe every child should have the opportunity to experience Y camp

Extended Care AvailableBefore and after hours to accommodate working parents

Field TripsUnique opportunities to explore nature and experience new places

22 Locations in ChicagolandClose to where you live and work

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GENERAL INFO

2015 SUMMER CAMP At the McCormick Tribune YMCA, we believe that children deserve a fun-filled and meaningful summer day camp experience. Our camp has an expanded outdoor space and provides NEW opportunities for programming, from sports to gardening and dance to cooking classes. Our programs are commited to providing campers the chance to grow in spirit, mind and body, and reinforce the YMCA's core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility. Our staff will provide structured activities that will take place on YMCA grounds as well as in neighboring parks.

SESSION DATES**:Session Dates

1 Jun 15-19*2 Jun 22-263 Jun 29-Jul 3 4 Jul 6-105 Jul 13-176 Jul 20-247 Jul 27-318 Aug 3-79 Aug 10-1410 Aug 17-2111 Aug 24-28

For more information call 773.235.2525.

**Dates subject to change, based on CPS 2014-2015 Calendar.

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CAMP SESSIONS 11-Week Sessions: June 15 - August 28

Campers can register for one week or multiple weeks. Weekly or partial days are available.

OPTIONS:• Traditional Camp: 4-5 days per week• Partial Day Camp: 3 days per week• Specialty Camp limited hours

CAMP HOURS Early Care 7-9am Core Camp 9am -4:30pm

Extended Camp 4:30-6pm

AGES We serve youth ages 4-14. Campers need to be age 4 by June 1, 2015

OUR CAMPS HAVE THE FOLLOWING• Professionally and thoroughly trained staff• Healthy meals: Free breakfast and lunch• Outdoor educational activities• Character development curriculum• Emphasis on healthy lifestyle and activities• Activities to suit every age, ability and interest• Wide range of field trip offerings

SUMMER CAMP PARENT MEETING Join us at our parent information session:

All parent information meetings will be held at the McCormick Tribune YMCA at 6:30 pm. We will discuss registration procedure and NEW payment schedules.• Wednesday, February 25, 2015• Wednesday, March 25, 2015• Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Camp Orientation will be held for the purpose of meeting camp staff. Parents can ask questions about program, staff trainings and more.• Wednesday, May 20, 2015 6:30 pm

SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP OFFER Become a Y member and save on camp program.

Save up to $67 on Joiner Fee if you sign up for a family membership or youth membership.

SUMMER CAMP FEES All weekly camp fees and Action for Children monthly co-pays must be paid the Wednesday before your child(ren) begin.

Membership Camp Type Weekly Fee

Member Full Days, 4-5 days $150 Non-member Full Days, 4-5 days $175

Member Partial Days, 3 days $105Non-member Partial Days, 3 days $135

A $25 deposit will be required for each session.

PAYMENT SCHEDULE - LATE FEE Fees need to be paid prior to starting a session. A deposit guarantees your spot but the balance must be paid by the Wednesday before the next session. Those campers who register on Thursday or the day of the session will pay 10% more. All campers will not be allowed to attend camp until session is paid. This applies to both private paying members and those receiving assistance from Action for Children. The Action for Children monthly co-pays must be paid accordingly.

PAYMENT DATES FOR FULL DAY CAMPPayment Due Date Dates

June 10th Jun 15-19*June 17th Jun 22-26June 24th Jun 29-Jul 3 July 1st Jul 6-10July 8th Jul 13-17July 15th Jul 20-24July 22nd Jul 27-31July 29th Aug 3-7

August 5th Aug 10-14August 19th Aug 17-21August 26th Aug 24-28

Deposits: To guarantee a spot in our camp a $25 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit per week is required when registering. All deposits must be paid for each week you register your child(ren). Before the camp begins, you may cancel the session or week(s) and receive a refund of the total paid for that session or week(s), minus the non-refundable, non-transferable deposit. If your child is hospitalized or ill for an entire camp week, you may receive a refund for days missed minus the nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit with a doctor's note.

GENERAL INFO

Our camps have following: All staff CPR/FA certified

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ACA RATIOS Our summer camp is accredited by the American Camping Association and we adhere to ACA staff-to-camper ratios.

Age Camper-to-Staff Ratio4-5 6:16-8 8:19-14 10:115-18 12:1

FEE, CANCELLATIONS, REFUNDS Before camp begins, you may cancel the session or week(s) and receive a refund of the total paid for that session or week(s), minus the non-refundable, non-transferable deposit. If your child is hospitalized or ill for an entire camp week, you may receive a refund for days missed minus the nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit with a doctor's note.

ACTION FOR CHILDREN The McCormick Tribune YMCA accepts Action for Children certificates. Action for Children is a child care financial assistance program provided by the Illinois Department of Human Service for working families. Families will need to provide household income information to qualify. The Action for Children applications, re-determination forms and change of provider forms for McCormick Tribune YMCA site are available at our Membership Desk.

DON'T WAIT! The process for applying can take up to 30 days for new applicants to receive approval. The average time range from 10-15 days. We will need to have an approval letter before the first week of camp.

If you are not approved before the camp begins and you want your child to start, you will need to pay $25 fee per week until approved. Once you are approved your payment will be credited toward your monthly co-pay. Once you are accepted you will be responsible for paying the parent co-pay. The only exceptions is if the family has an open case and can add the YMCA as an ADDED Provider.

Please contact Action for Children at 773.823.1100 or www.actforchildren.org for more information.

Please note: Applications for Action for Children with our information are available at our Membership Desk. Applications are available on-line at www.mccormicktribuneymca.org. Also, you will need information from our center to complete the application. Do not mail applications to the YMCA.

Parents are responsible for submitting all information to Action for Children.

MONTHLY AFC CO-PAY DEADLINE: Payment dates: June, 2015, due June 15, 2015 July, 2015, due July 1, 2015 Aug, 2015, due Aug 1, 2015

All AFC campers MUST attend 4-5 days a week. If not, parents will be charged an additional YMCA fee.

GENERAL INFO

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WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP• Gym Shoes NO FLIP FLOPS OR SANDALS• A water bottle labeled with camper's name• Bathing suit and towel labeled with the camper's

name• Wear a protective hat or cap• Wear sunscreen and bug repellent everyday (bring

extra to re-apply)• Wear a jacket or sweatshirt if the weather is cool• Wear camp shirt on field trip days (SHIRT will be

provided)

PLEASE MARK YOUR CHILD'S FULL NAME CLEARLY ON EVERYTHING.

WHAT NOT TO BRING TO CAMP• Cellphones• Toys, trading cards, or games from home• iPods, MP3 players, digital cameras• Game boys or other hand-held electronic equip-

ment• Money, unless suggested for field trips

THE MCCORMICK TRIBUNE YMCA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR STOLEN ITEMS.

The Lost & Found table will be set up every Friday. Any items left after the summer will be donated.

ACTIVE GREEN SPACE The Y is a national leader in both health eating and youth programming. Enrolling your child in our camp also gives them the opportunity to participate in our Active Green Space program. Our curriculum focuses on environmental issues, health & wellness, and agriculture & horticulture. We aim to encourage campers to interact with their natural surroundings and learn about eating healthy, being outdoors, and where our food comes from. We tailor the activities to your child's age and provide them with high quality programming we've designed ourselves!

The Active Green Space will schedule our campers to participate in the Dig-In program which includes lessons on health, gardening, and nutrition. Youth will learn how diet and exercise impact chronic disease through hands-on activities including working in the garden, preparing healthy snacks, and participating in other outdoor activities.

GENERAL INFO

Week Dates Theme1 Jun 15-19 Friendship Week2 Jun 22-26 Jammin’ in the Jungle3 Jun 29-Jul 3 America the Beautiful4 Jul 6-10 Wet & Wild5 Jul 13-17 Super Hero Week6 Jul 20-24 Techno Week7 Jul 27-31 Nature Week8 Aug 3-7 International Week9 Aug 10-14 Fun Food Week - YMCA Chefs10 Aug 17-21 Sports of All Sorts11 Aug 24-28 Back to School

Themes subject to change.

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SUMMER CAMP

SUMMER CAMP @ MCCORMICK TRIBUNE Y We believe that children and teens deserve a fun-filled and meaningful summer camp experience. Our camp has a great gym and outdoor space. Our programs are geared toward your child's growth in spirit, mind and body, and reinforce the YMCA's core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility. This year we will focus on providing a FUN learning environment.

Our goal this summer is to enhance your child's view of fun. We are focusing our program offerings to include pre-school and teens activities that challenge them to try something new & different. We are creating 3 separate camps in one. Every activity will be age appropriate. All will follow the YMCA standards and abide by the American Camping Association.

Explorers Camp: For ages 4-5, the young preschool camper will learn to, play and grow. The Y will provide your child with a safe and fun place to interact with other children, participate in games, songs, structured activities. The Campers will help develop your preschooler's physical, social and emotional skills. The Y's Kids also get to go on age-appropriate field trips! This group will also take afternoon naps. ALL Y'S KIDS CAMPERS MUST BE POTTY TRAINED.

Adventure Camp: For ages 6-10, we provide campers the opportunity to take part in a variety of classes and activities to grow in spirit, mind and body. Fun games, special theme days, songs, sports, crafts, swimming and field trips are only part of the fun. The trained camp staff works to help campers build self-esteem, experience diversity and develop character.

Teen Camp: For ages 11-14, we provide the same structure and variety of classes as the Adventure Camp, but campers will also be exposed to more learning and off-site activities. Our trained staff will lead the group on field trips in and around the city.

SPECIALTY SESSIONS The YMCA Summer Program will be offering Specialty Camp throughout the summer. These specilty camps vary in days and weeks. The session will range from 1 hour a week for 5 weeks or 3-4 hours per day for a given week.Most classes are held in the mornings. Lunch will be included for all participants.

The sport staff will guide the camper through a series of FUN routines and practices. Participants will learn the rules and strategy of each sport and even get an opportunity to play in tournaments arranged by our dynamic counselors. Hard work, learning to work as a team and good sportsmanship will be emphasized as important life skills for life on and off the playing field.

If Summer Camp parents want to sign up their child they must know that there will be a separate fee from Summer camp. These specialties will be offered to all members and program participants. The Parent Handbook will contain schedules of all activities and they will be available during registration.

SPORTS CAMP The McCormick Tribune YMCA’s core values of honesty, respect, responsibility and sportsmanship are instilled in each player and in every program we offer.

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS Your 4-5 year old will develop motor skills and a love for a variety of sports from basketball to soccer and non-traditional sports like gaga ball. This fantastic program builds social skills and sportsmanship while having fun in a safe and welcoming environment.

SOCCER Boys and girls will learn/improve basic soccer skills such as passing, dribbling, shooting and teamwork. Participants will also learn rules of the game along with offensive and defensive concepts. If your child is looking for a fun and positive experience with fellow classmates and friends old and new, they will truly enjoy our Soccer Clinic!

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SUMMER CAMP

BASKETBALL Boys and girls will learn the basics of Basketball in this great introductory class. Participants will learn in a fun and safe atmosphere through a series of fun and engaging games and activities. Children will have their own ball or work in partners the majority of class so they can go at their own speed. The main focus will be improving participants’ overall coordination and knowledge of the sport.

Each session is one week long. Campers will receive a free lunch meal every day after class.

SUMMER I:

Sports of all Sorts – July 6-10, 2015Ages: 4-5Monday-Friday, 9am -12-pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

Soccer – July 13-17, 20 15Ages: 6-8Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

Soccer – July 20-24, 2015Ages: 9-12Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

SUMMER II:

Sports of all Sorts – July 27-31, 2015Ages: 4-5Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

Basketball- August 3-7, 2015Ages: 6-8Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

Basketball – August 10-14, 2015Ages: 9-12Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm$60 Member $90 Non-member

DANCE CAMPSummer I: (5 weeks) June 7-July 11, 2015

Dance Camp - Creative MovementDancers will learn the basic fundamentals of ballet. Incorporating across the floor drills to enhance and develop local motor skills. The foundation for understanding music and rhythmic patterns, and creative expression through movement. This class will meet twice a week for one hour and will have a culminating showcase were dancers can show off their skills!

Creative Movement (Ages 5-7) Wed and Fri 4-5pm Aerobics Room

Ballet-Beginners Level 1 (Ages 8-10)Dancers will learn the Level 1 ballet training. Incorporating vocabulary including bare work, across the floor combinations, and music/rhythmic patterns. This class is designed to provide the beginner level ballet technique appropriate to age and skill level. This class will meet twice a week for one hour and will have a culminating showcase were dancers can show off their skills!

Ballet (Ages 8-10) Wed and Fri 5-6pm Aerobics Room

Dance Camp Fee: $100 Member $200 Non-member

COOKING CAMPCooking Camp - Y Chef (Ages 9-12)Sign up your child for cooking camp! In this week-long cooking class, campers will learn how to prepare basic dishes and snacks. Your child will also learn basic nutrition concepts and how to identify the food groups. Campers will love this hands-on class that is not only educational, but fun and tasty! At the end of the week, campers will graduate with their hand-made cookbook and apron!One week sessions:July 13-17, 2015Ages: 9-12 $50 member $75 non-member

August 10-14, 2015Ages: 9-12$50 member $75 non-member

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INFORMACIÓN DE CAMPAMENTO

CAMPAMENTO DE VERANO 2015 El Campamento del YMCA del area Metropolitana de Chicago brinda a los niños y niñas aventuras de verano que fomentan espíritus, mentes y cuerpos saludables. Les permite pasar el tiempo no solo adentro, sino no al también aire libre, guiados cada día por experiencia en una amplia variedad de actividades, que incluye artes, juegos, presentaciones, canciones, deportes, natación recreativa semanal fuera del campamento y paseos.

Nuestro campamento tiene los siguientes: • Nuestro campamento diario del YMCA mantiene

las normas más elevadas en cuanto a la calidad de los programas.

• Creemos que los elementos más importantes para una experiencia positiva en un campamento son la seguridad y el bienestar de sus niños. Por este motivo nuestro campamento tiene los siguientes componentes:

• Personal con capacitación intensiva profesional, incluyendo RCP/Primeros Auxilios y Prevención del Abuso Infantil

• Desayuno y almuerzo incluidas• Enfasis en un estilo de vida saludable• Educación al aire libre• Desarrollo del carácter• Actividades adecuadas para todas las edades,

habilidades e intereses

HORARIO Sesiones de campamento son semanal, de lunes a viernes.• 7-9am Tiempo extendido el la mañana• 9am-4:30pm Horario de Programa• 4:30-6pm Tiempo extendido el la tarde

Servimos juventud de 4 años a 13 años de edad. El niño/a debe tener 4 años de edad antes de 1 de junio, 2015.

Los niños tienen que estar presente antes de la 9am.

Nuestro campamento esta acreditado por las asociación de campamento en America (ACA) y nos adherimos a los ACA proporciones de niño personal.

Edades Proporciones De ACA4-5 6:16-8 8:19-14 10:115-18 12:1

REUNIÓN DE PADRES Si necesitan más información sobre el campamento o como aplicar para ayuda con la cuota, por favor vengan a nuestra reunión de padres. Los reuniones estarán en McCormick Tribune a 6:30pm.• miercoles, 25 de febero de 2015 • miercoles, 25 de marzo de 2015 • miercoles, 22 de abril de 2015

Venga a nuestro orientación con nuestro personal de campamento donde los padres pueden hacer preguntas sobre el programa, capacitación de personal y más.• miércoles, 20 de mayo de 2015 6:30pm

Registracion empieza el 1 de febero, 2015!

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FECHAS DE SECCIONES SEMANAL:Semana Fechas

1 junio 15-19*2 junio 22-263 junio 29-Jul 3 4 julio 6-105 julio 13-176 julio 20-247 julio 27-318 agosto 3-79 agosto 10-1410 agosto 17-2111 agosto 24-28

Para más información visite www.mccormicktribuneymca.com o llame al 773-235-2525.

COSTO, CANCELACIONES Y REEMBOLSOS Horario de Pagos: Las cuotas por las semanas en que se registraron necesitan estar pagado completo ANTES que empiezan. La cuota tiene que estar pagado el viernes antes de las semanaza o la primer día de la semana. Los que reciben ayuda económica de Action For Children necesitan pagar el co-pay del mes por consiguiente.• Horario de pagos de Action For Children Co-pay:• Haga su pago del mes de junio antes de 15 de

junio, 2015• Haga su pago del mes de julio antes de 1 de julio,

2015• Haga su pago del mes de agosto antes de 1 de

agosto, 2015

Cancelaciones y Reembolsos: Los participantes necesitan pagar un depósito de $25 por cada semana. Antes de la fecha de comienzo del campamento, usted puede cancelar la sesión o la(s) semana(s) y recibir un reembolso del total pagado por esa sesión o esa(s) semana(s), menos el depósito no reembolsable ó intransferible. Si su hijo(a) está hospitalizado(a) o enfermo(a) durante toda una semana de campamento, proveyendo una carta del médico usted puede recibir un reembolso por los días perdidos, menos el depósito no reembolsable ó intransferible.

COSTO: Necesitan pagar la cuota semanales o sus co-pay mensuales de AFC antes que su niño empieza el campamento.

Discuentos applican si pagan antes de 25 de abril para los semanas de 4-5 dias.

Miembro Dias CostoMiembro 4-5 dias de semana $150

No miembro 4-5 dias de semana $175 Miembro 3 dias de semana $105

No miembro 3 dias de semana $135

La cuota de semanal no afecta los padres que reciben ayuda de Action For Children.

INFORMACIÓN DE CAMPAMENTO

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AYUDA DE ACCIÓN DE NIÑOS La McCormick Tribune YMCA acepta certificados de Action For Children. Action For Children (AFC) es una programa financiero de ayuda proporcionado por el Departamento de Illinois de Servicio Humano para familias que trabajan las familias. Las familias tienen que mostrar los los ingresos y otra información para calificar.

Las aplicaciones de AFC y el cambio de formas de proveedor para el sitio de McCormick Tribune YMCA están disponibles en nuestro Escritorio de Servicio. ¡No ESPERE! La Acción para Niños procesa toma hasta 30 días para recibir aprobación. Necesitaremos la aprobación antes de la primera semana de campamento.

Si usted no es aprobado antes que el campamento empiece, usted deberá pagar el precio sin descuento. Una vez que usted es aprobado su pago será acreditado hacia su co-pay mensual. Una vez que usted es aceptado que usted será responsable de pagar la co-pay de padre.

Contacte por favor Acción para Niños en 773. 823,1100 o www.actforchildren.org para más información. Favor de notar: Las aplicaciones están disponibles conectadas, sin embargo usted necesitará información de nuestro centro para completar la aplicación. No envíe aplicaciones a nuestro centro. Todas las informaciones deben estar mandadas directamente a la Acción para Niños. Recuerden que necesitan información y firma de nuestra directora de campamento Las aplicaciones para la Action For Children con nuestra información están disponibles en nuestro Escritorio de Servicios de Asociación.

INFORMACIÓN DE CAMPAMENTO

COSAS QUE PUEDEN TRAER AL CAMPAMENTO• Zapatillas de gimnasio (no sandalias o chanclas)• Botella de agua• Crema protectora solar• Traje de baño y toalla• Una gorra protectora• Una camiseta y pantalones cortos• Camiseta de campamento de la YMCA se usa en

días de viaje

Favor de marque nombre y apelidos de su niño claramente en todo.

COSAS QU NO PUEDEN TRAER AL CAMPAMENTO• Los Juguetes o juegos• Teléfonos celulares• Los juegos de electrónicos como iPods, MP3, PSII• Cámaras• Dinero, si no es para un viaje

LA McCORMICK TRIBUNE YMCA NO SEA RESPONSABLE DE ARTICULOS PERDIDO O ROBADO.

L ESPACIO VERDE ACTIVO El YMCA es un líder nacional en la salud y el desarrollo de niños. Registrar a su hijo en el campamento también les da la oportunidad de participar en nuestro programa de Espacio Verde Activo. Nuestro plan de estudios se enfoca en aprender sobre la salud, la agricultura, y el ambiente. Nuestro objetivo es animar a los participantes a interactuar con su ambiente natural, aprender sobre la comida saludable, estar en el aire libre, y sobre la jardinería. Adaptamos las actividades al nivel de su hijo.

El Espacio Verde Activo facilita la participación de los campistas en el programa Dig-In que incluye lecciones sobre la salid, jardinería, y la nutrición. Los jóvenes aprenderán como vivir más saludable a través de participar en actividades al aire libre, preparar comida saludable, y trabajar en el jardín.

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CAMPAMENTO

CAMPAMENTO DE DIVERSION Creemos que los niños y adolescentes merecen una experiencia de campamento de verano lleno de diversión y significativa. Nuestro campamento tiene un gimnasio y un espacio al aire libre. Nuestros programas están orientados hacia el crecimiento de su hijo en cuerpo, mente y espíritu y refuercen los valores de la YMCA de cariño, honestidad, respeto y responsabilidad.

Nuestro objetivo este verano es mejorar social y que su hijo se divertían. Nuestras ofertas de programa están concentrando a darles actividades preescolares y adolescentes nuevos y diferentes. Estamos creando 3 campamentos separados en uno. Cada actividad será la edad apropiada. Todos se siga las normas de la YMCA y acatar la Asociación Americana de Camping.

Campamento de Exploradores: Para las niños de 4-5 anos, los niños pre escolars aprenderán, jugar y crecer con niños de su propio edad. Vamos a dar a su hijo un lugar seguro y divertido para interactuar con otros niños, participar en juegos, canciones y actividades estructuradas. Los empleados ayudarán a su hijo desarrollar habilidades físicas, sociales y emocionales del su preescolar. Los pre escolares también van a los viajes!

Los pre escolares toman un tiempo de descanso por la tarde. Todo pre escolar tiene que estar entrañado a usar los baños solos.

Campamento de adolescente: Para los niños que tienen 11-14 anos, el campamento tiene la misma estructura y variedad de clases como el campamento de aventura, pero también tiene más actividades afuera de YMCA.

CAMPAMENTO DE DIVERSION ESPECIALES SESIONES El programa de verano estará ofreciendo campo de especialidad durante todo el verano. Estos campamentos especiales varían en días y semanas. El período de sesiones va desde 1 hora a la semana durante 5 semanas o 3-4 horas por día durante una semana.

La mayoría de las clases se imparten en las mañanas y almuerzo será incluido para todos los participantes. El personal de clases guiará a los niños en una serie de rutinas divertidas y prácticas sobre baile y deportes.

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Los valores fundamentales de la McCormick Tribune YMCA de honestidad, respeto, responsabilidad y espíritu son inculcados en cada jugador y en cada programa que ofrecemos.

Deportes de todo tipo Niños de 4-5 años edad desarrollará habilidades motoras y el amor por una variedad de deportes del baloncesto al fútbol y deportes no tradicionales como pelota de gaga. Este fantástico programa construye las habilidades sociales y deportividad mientras se divierten en un lugar seguro y acogedor ambiente.

Fútbol Niños y niñas aprenden/mejorarán habilidades básicas como paso, regates, disparos y trabajo en equipo. Los participantes también aprenderán las reglas del juego junto con conceptos defensivos y ofensivos. Si su hijo está buscando una experiencia divertida y positiva con compañeros y amigos viejos y nuevos, realmente disfrutarán de nuestra clínica de fútbol!

Baloncesto Niños y niñas aprenderán los conceptos básicos del baloncesto en esta gran clase introductoria. Los participantes aprenderán en un ambiente divertido y seguro a través de una serie de juegos divertidos.

Cada sesión dura una semana. Los participantes recibirán un almuerzo, gratis todos los días después de la clase.

VERANO I: Deportes de todo tipo – 6-10 de julio Edades: 4-5 lunes a viernes de 9am-12pm $60 miembro $90 no miembro

Futbol –13-17 de julioEdades: 6-8lunes a viernes de 9am-12pm $60 miembro $90 no miembro

Soccer –20-24 de julioEdades: 9-12lunes a viernes de 9am-12pm $60 miembro $90 no miembro

VERANO II: Deportes de todo tipo – 27-31 de julio Edades: 4-5lunes a viernes de 9am-12pm $60 miembro $90 no miembro

Baloncesto - 3-7 de agostoE.embro $90 no miembro

Baloncesto – 10-14 de agostoEdades: 9-12lunes a viernes de 9am-12pm $60 miembro $90 no miembro

CAMPAMENTO

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Campamento - Baile Bailarines aprenderán los fundamentos básicos del ballet. Incorporaran ejercicios de piso para mejorar y desarrollar habilidades motoras. Va a aprender lo básico para entender la música y el rítmo y la expresión creativa a través del movimiento. Esta clase se reunirá dos veces por semana durante una hora. Al final de la sesión, las bailarinas tendrán un evento donde evitamos los padres y familiares.

Sesión de Verano I- junio 10 - julio 10, 2015

Costo: $100 miembro $200 no-miembro

Movimiento creativo edades 5-7miercoles/viernes 4-5pm

Ballet edades 8-10miercoles/viernes 5-6pm

NUEVO Y Chef (Cocinero) Campamento Registran a su hijo para campamento de cocinar! En esta sesión semanal, los participantes aprenderán cómo preparar aperitivos y platos básicos. Su hijo también aprenderá conceptos de nutrición básica y cómo identificar los grupos de alimentos. Los participantes encantará esta clase no sólo educativo, pero divertido y muy sabroso! Al final de la semana, los participantes se graduarán con su libro de cocina hechos a mano con muchas recetas!

CAMPAMENTO

Una semana sesiones:julio 13 –17, 20159-12 años Costo: $50 miembro $75 no-miembro

agosto 10-14, 20159-12 años Costo: $50 miembro $75 no-miembro

Descuentos no se aplican a las clases de especialidad. Si los padres de campamento de verano quieren que sus hijos participen, tienen que pagar un cargo separado del campamento de verano. Estas especialidades se ofrecerán a todos los miembros y participantes en el programa. El manual del padre contendrá los horarios de todas las actividades y estarán disponibles durante la registración.

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2015 YMCA Summer Overnight Camp

FUN & ADVENTURE START HERELooking for an overnight, resident camp experience for your child or your family this summer? The YMCA of Metro Chicago has four resident camp options in beautiful pristine areas sure to provide special memories to last a lifetime.

YMCA Camp DuncanSince 1921, Camp Duncan has provided safe, quality camping programs for boys and girls ages 7 to 15 and Teen Adventure Camps for 15 to 17 year olds. All activities are geared to the developmental level of the campers. Camp Duncan is a co-ed, summer resident camp located near Fox Lake, Illinois, on 300 acres.

YMCA Camp MacLeanCamp MacLean is located just two miles east of Burlington, Wisconsin, just 20 minutes from Lake Geneva, on 247 acres of woods and grassland property. The camp offers fun and challenging activities such as swimming, climbing, boating, kayaking, archery, hiking, and much more. We also leave room for plenty of traditional programs, including sing-alongs, campfires and campouts.

YMCA Camp PinewoodTraditional but up-to-date, Camp Pinewood features 16 cabins on a private, spring-fed lake, with every activity from sailing to horseback riding. The camp is nestled in the heart of the Manistee National Forest near Muskegon, Michigan. It’s convenient but remote enough to ensure that everyone enjoys the natural beauty of the camp’s 200-acre facility.

YMCA Family Camp NawakwaFamily Camp Nawakwa offers a unique experience- an opportunity to bring together whole families, not just children, through camping. The camp sits on 180 acres of pristine forest lands, and includes wetlands and lakes with abundant wildlife. The camp is nestled in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, which is home to the Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians.

YMCA Camp IndependenceCamp Independence is a special place for campers age seven and up with spina bifida. At camp, kids become a community as they learn both how to be more independent and how to contribute to a group. We teach self-reliance, a love for nature, and the development of attitudes and practices that build character. Our counselors are dedicated to making sure camp is an amazing experience for every camper.

ymcachicago.org/overnightcamp

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