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2 | February 21, 2019 | 22nd century media camp guide part 1 22ndCenturyMedia.com SNAP’s maintaining structure in a free environment Each summer kids run wild and free, but can have trouble adjusting back to a classroom environment when school rolls around each fall. Additionally, without school, kids no longer have art classes incorporated into their daily schedule and the lack of a creative outlet can pose a real problem to maintaining well-rounded development. Lastly, a physical release is integral to keeping kids healthy in mind and body. Summer camps are great at creating structure over the summer, but often fall short in developing classroom discipline and providing both a physical and creative outlet. One type of camp, however, holds up in all three categories - dance camp! This summer, give your kids the gift of dance by registering for one of Studio North Academy of the Performing Arts’ various summer programs, carefully crafted to help your child succeed. For your littlest ones, there’s Flowers, Fairies, and Princesses, where teachers combine arts and dance. Students ages 3 to 6 will get to explore Ballet, Tap and Jazz as well as execute daily art projects. This camp is offered the week of August 12th, and you can choose a morning or afternoon session. On Your Toes Camp is a performance-oriented program intended for students from 7 to 13. In the mornings, students will take Ballet, Jazz, Modern, or Lyrical with a rotating set of instructors, allowing them to experience a variety of dance and teaching styles. These back-to-back classes will help students work their ability to focus, a skill vital to a successful academic year. In the afternoon, dancers will work on various pieces, culminating in a performance every Friday! In addition to working in the beautiful studios, dancers will be given 90 minutes between classes and rehearsal to soak in the great outdoors; eating lunch, playing, and often rehearsing their “Kids’ Dance” - the ultimate creative outlet. You can register for On Your Toes Camp by the week or session (8 weeks)! Lastly, for the advanced dancer, ages 13 and up, SNAP offers week-long Intensives that will train your child both artistically and physically. They will study various styles of concert dance, each providing their own unique scope of valuable skills. Summer is a great time to relax, but is also a great opportunity to further your child’s artistic and physical potential keep them sharp for the coming year. This summer, keep your child’s development on track with SNAP’s Summer Programs! Submitted by SNAP – Studio North Academy of the Performing Arts, LLC, 414 Linden Ave., Wilmette, Ill. 60091, (847) 251-7627. Roller Rink Party &Event Rentals Indoor In latable Play Centers 847.546.7000 |www.BellasBouncies.com Est. 1921 Camp Agawak For Girls Minocqua, WI www.agawak.com 715-356-5383 4 day/4 night Rookie Camp 2 Week Session 3.5 Week Session 7 Week Session Family Camp Over 45 exciting activities Fun & caring staff Outstanding facilities Warm family atmosphere
22ndCenturyMedia.com camp guide part 1 22nd century media | February 21, 2019 | 3 Camp Birchwood’s countdown to confidence Camp Values That Make a Difference 10. Girls make their own decisions. Camp engages girls in their own decision-making process. Yes, without mom or dad there, it’s up to them to make their schedule and live out their every day. Sometimes they make mistakes. But those gentle set-backs show them they can persevere and face more challenges in their future. 9. Girls DO cool stuff. Studies indicate that girls tend to base their selfworth on their relationships rather than “hard skills” or actual accomplishments. At Birchwood, girls get off the roller coaster of “what others think” and start DO- ING. What they gain is a kind of “know how” no one can ever take away. 8. Girls gain those indispensable “soft skills.” Unlike hard skills that are based on the ability to perform a task, soft skills relate to how well you conduct yourself within a group. At Birchwood, girls develop crucial soft skills living in a cabin of 10-12 their peers. In doing so, they learn to share, use good manners, listen well, speak with respect, tolerate differences, and come together as a team to accomplish goals. 7. An all-female setting is all-special Our all-female setting minimizes distractions and invites girls to communicate openly and authentically. There’s no competition about appearance, or status, or popularity. Girls can let go of “who they think they should be to impress others” and focus instead - on who they truly are - unique, valuable, and worthwhile individuals capable of greatness. 6. At Birchwood, girls stop, look, listen, and reflect. At Birchwood, our counselors incorporate intentional learning moments into every day. Girls are asked to reflect on their efforts (big or small) so they can appreciate their own progress (rather than compare it to others). Crystallizing their growth turns the simplest moment into an epic confidence booster. 5. Social Media takes a back seat to soulful socializing. At Birchwood, all the gadgets are put away. Girls focus on what is happening in the moment. Life is not measured by selfies. It is measured by shared laughs, outdoor adventures, meaningful conversations, challenges overcome, and real connections made with friends in real time. 4. Time in the outdoors is the best time of all At Birchwood, girls depart the blitz and chaos of modern life and enter a space where they can breathe fresh air, dive into cool waters, and sit with the earth. A calm simplicity weaves itself into their everyday experience. Stresses dissipate. Their world becomes smaller. More manageable. Better. Happier. Healthier. 3. Real role models who make a real difference Sometimes it takes someone who isn’t your adoring parent to motivate and inspire you as you grow up. At Birchwood, girls are surrounded by female role models worthy of emulation. These college-age ladies empower girls to celebrate their individuality, take on brand new challenges, express their opinions with respect, and appreciate uniqueness in others. 2. Friends really are friends forever. As girls share their most joyful, honest self with one another, a binding connection is made. At Birchwood girls learn what it feels like to live kindly and respectfully with one another. From start to finish, they are encouraged to care for their own self, and for others. The kindred connection that is built within this setting lasts a lifetime. 1. Resilience and strength is learned Whether sailing, camping, shooting an arrow, or making art, every day at Birchwood girls are active, soulful participants in their own lives. The live big. They learn handson. And they stand taller and prouder – and stronger - when they go home because of it. Submitted by Camp Birchwood, 6983 N. Steamboat Lake Drive NW, Laporte, MN 56461, (800) 451-5270 2019 SUMMER CAMPS Songwriting Camps June 17-21 OR August 12-16 Full Day Camp from 9am-3 pm Intermediate/Advanced Camp Ages 10 and up Let your inner songwriter come out! Songwriters will compose, rehearse, and record their own original music in aprofessional recording studio. Songwriters will learn song form, song arrangement, how to create agroove, and how to develop mood. There will be clinics on lyric writing, harmonies, and how to develop all the musical elements found in rock and pop songs. The last day of the camp will be spent at the studio laying down tracks in this real world experience of songwriting. ILove Rock and Roll Camps June 24-28 OR August 5-9 Full Day Camp from 9am-3 pm Beginner/Intermediate All Ages Put another dime in the jukebox, baby! This camp will be focused on all the Rock jukebox hits through the decades. Campers will learn about the roots of Rock all the way through today’smusic by learning the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and now! Campers will form bands, pick songs, and play areal rock show for friends and families at the end of the week. HIGHWOOD&EVA<strong>NS</strong>TON evanson.schoolofrock.com highwood.schoolofrock.com
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