Program Guide - Burlington Parks and Recreation

youth & young adult programs
youth & young adult programs
41560
kaper kamp
Mon –Fri | 9A - 5:30P
A Session I August 6-10
B Session II August 13-17
Edmunds Middle School Gymnasium
Resident $140 / Non-Resident $160
Extended Early Care Option $25 per session
Grades K-5 entering in the fall. Looking for
something to do at the end of the summer?
Then Kaper Kamp is for you. This popular state
licensed camp will offer arts & crafts projects,
group games, swimming, field trips and so much
more. Our experienced staff will provide excellent
recreational opportunities for your child.
41230 B
Cycle Adventure Camp
August 13 – 17
Mon – Fri | 9:00A - 5:00P
Leddy Park Parking Lot
Resident $260 / Non-Resident $290
Ages 9 – 13, Participants will experience a week
full of fun and safe bicycle adventures throughout
the Burlington area and beyond. Each day will
begin with games and bike skills activities, with
afternoons spent exploring the bike path and
beyond. Campers are encouraged to bring their
own bicycles (we can help locate one if you are
having trouble lining one up for the week). We will
finish the week with an exciting bike adventure in
the Stowe region. We will enjoy swimming and
other recreation activities each day. This camp is
offered in partnership with Local Motion. Camp is
limited to 15 participants.
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41575
neW! Art & Computer
Camp for kids
August 6-10
Mon-Fri | 12:30P-4:30P
Edmunds Elementary School
Cafeteria/”Mini-Gym”
Resident $100 / Non-Resident $120
Grades 1-6. Join us for an exciting week of
computer adventures, crafting, and gaming.
During class, children become Computer
Detectives on a learning adventure to imaginative
places such as Email Trail or Internet Island.
Children us their own laptop computer where
they work on custom software designed
specifically for each mission. Advancing at
their own pace, children proudly apply new
technology skills designed specifically for each
mission. Exciting missions will include Spy Fox,
Freddie Fish and Scooby Doo, where we will
work on critical thinking and problem solving
skills. Once the mission is completed for the
day, your camper will make a craft to go along
with the lesson. Other activities throughout the
afternoon include: art, gym games, choice time,
snack etc. Instructors, Future Einstein’s staff.
Register by Friday, July 27th.
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41574
neW! Flipping, Dancing,
Cheering, Circus Camp
August 6-10
Mon-Fri | 8:00A-12:00P
Edmunds Elementary School
Cafeteria/”Mini-Gym”
Resident $100 / Non-Resident $120
Grades 1-6. Join us for a fun filled week of
gymnastics, dance, cheerleading and circus
skills. Campers will work on daily gymnastics
skills such as rolls, jumps, handstands,
walkovers, round-offs and all different kinds
of cartwheels. They’ll have fun working on
cheerleading skills such as arm motions, chants,
jumps and cheers. We will also choreograph
cool dances to awesome music such as tunes
from the TV Show “Shake It Up”, Selina Gomez
and others the kids decide on! New this year will
be fun activities using international music from
India, China, and more. Kids are encouraged
to bring appropriate music with a good beat to
share. Circus skills such as balancing feathers,
juggling beanbags and scarves, clown acts and
specialties will be learned using music of Cirque
de Soleil! This is a non-competitive atmosphere
where each child will be taught at his/her level.
Campers will incorporate their new skills into
routines for an exciting Big Show on Friday!!
Campers will need a plain white t-shirt and black
bike shorts for the show. Everyone will get to
take home an awesome circus prop to continue
to practice and wow their friends. Register by
Friday, July 27th. *Pricing includes lunch time
care from 12:00P-12:30P for parents signing up
for both camps. Instructor, Ila Sewall, GymKids
Academy Inc.