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Recreation and Parks Community Services Department RECREATION AND PARKS COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT TOWN OF NATICK 2015 SUMMER CAMPS & PROGRAMS Photo:: Beth Fagan Registration begins Monday, March 30 at 7:00pm www.natickma.gov/recreation 2015 Welcome Friends and Residents – With record-breaking amounts of snowfall this winter, it’s been a challenge for all of us in Natick. I want to thank DPW, Facilites Maintenance, Police, and Fire for their hard work this winter. Our staff has lined up some dynamic offerings this summer as well as enhancing some traditional favorites. Memorial Beach, Natick Community Organic Farm, JJ Lane, and Sassamon Trace Golf Course are some of our outdoor gems that we encourage you to visit if you haven’t already. We hope that all of you will spend time with us this summer, as there’s something fun to do for everyone. Please read the information in this brochure carefully and pay particular attention to program registration deadlines and related details below. Feel free to call us at (508) 647-6530 should you have questions. – Jon Marshall, Director of Recreation and Parks, Community Services Department SUMMER REGISTRATION INFORMATION RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT 179 Boden Lane 1. SUMMER ONLINE (OL) Natick, MA 01760 Registration begins Monday, March 30 at 7:00pm. Phone (508) 647-6530 Walk-in registration is available from 7-8:00pm. Register at FAX (508) 647-6535 www.natickma.gov/recreation Cancellations (508) 647-6530 (after 5pm) Website www.natickma.gov/recreation 2. SPORTS CLINICS (SC) Registration will be done by lottery with the deadline being BUSINESS HOURS Tuesday, March 31, 5:00pm at the Cole Center. Registration forms Monday-Friday are available on our website, see below. A current physical along 8:00am-5:00pm with a complete listing of immunizations must accompany the registration form and payment. Once the lottery is completed we ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF will continue to accept registrations as long as space is available. Jon Marshall, Director www.natickma.gov/recreation. Dan Keefe, III, Assistant Director Aaron Friedman, Program Director 3. DAY CAMPS (DC) Melissa Carter, Special Needs Coordinator Woodtrail and Arrowhead – registration is currently ongoing and Linda Pinault, Administrative Assistant will be open as long as space is available. For a detailed description Mary Lou Coffey, Bookkeeper/Receptionist of either camp and a registration packet go to: www.natickma.gov/ Susan Hernandez, PT Receptionist recreation. EthanMaple, PT Receptionist 4. FARM PROGRAMS (FP) We may cancel or postpone a program with low enrollment. Registration is currently ongoing and will be as long as space is Decisions are usually made one week prior to program start date. available. For a detailed description of any Farm program register Recreation and Parks Division reserves the rights to cancel, alter, or online at www.natickfarm.org. change any classes if circumstances warrant. 5. SASSAMON TRACE GOLF CLUB (GC) Financial aid is available. Please contact the Natick Service Council Registration is currently ongoing and must be done at the located at 2 Webster Street, or call (508) 655-1791. golf course. For more information please go to the website, www. sassamontrace.com or call them at (508) 655-1330. Every program and activity in the Recreation and Parks Department is open to all, regardless of race, religion, color, sex, martial status, national orgin or persons with disabilities. 22 RECREATION AND PARKS PRE K RECREATION SKYHAWKS QUICK START TENNIS (Ages 4-6) (SC) Instructor: Skyhawks Staff Location: East School Tennis Courts, 90 Oak Street SUNSHINE CENTER (Ages 3-Pre-K) (OL) A new format to help children under the age of seven learn and Location: Cole Center to play tennis. The court is smaller, nets are shorter, racquets are Sunshine Center provides a comfortable and relaxed environment smaller and the balls are foam. This is a fast and fun way to get kids for your child to develop social skills with other children. Activities into tennis and keep them playing. Rules of etiquette will be taught include arts & crafts, music, movement, picnics, cooking and out- and all participants will receive a t-shirt. Fridays will be used as door activities. Bring a snack. Juice or water provided. rain dates. *All sessions: 4 days. S# Day Times Dates Price S# Day Times Dates Price 1 Mon-Fri 9am-noon Jul 6-17 $165 1. Mon-Thu 8:30-10am Jul 6-9* $59 2 Mon-Fri 9am-noon Jul 20-31 $165 2. Mon-Thu 8:30-10am Jul 27-30* $59 3 Mon-Fri 9am-noon Aug 3-14 $165 3. Mon-Thu 8:30-10am Aug 10-13* $59 Register online at www.natickma.gov/recreation Lottery registration, forms due March 31 by 5pm SPORTS SQUIRTS (Ages 3-5) (OL) SKYHAWKS MINI HAWKS (Ages 4-6) (SC) Instructor: U.S. Sports Institute Staff Instructor: Skyhawks Staff Location: Cole Center Location: Cole Center Fields This program is geared to our younger sports ‘stars.’ Sports Squirts The Mini Hawk Program promotes fun while learning soccer, is a great way to introduce young children to a variety of sports baseball and basketball. Basic sports skills will be taught as well as such as soccer, T-ball, basketball and floor hockey all while team strategies in a noncompetitive environment. having fun and evoking the child’s imagination. All activities are S# Day Times Dates Price age appropriate and promote hand-eye coordination, movement 1 Mon-Fri 8:30-11:30am Aug 3-7 $129 and balance. Lottery registration, forms due March 31 by 5pm S# Day Times Dates Price 1. Mon-Fri 1:30-2:30pm Jul 13-17 $79 2. Mon-Fri 2:30-3:30pm Jul 13-17 $79 Session 1. Age 3 & 4 Session 2. Age 4 & 5 Register online at www.natickma.gov/recreation THUNDERCATS KIDDIE CAT JAM (Ages 4-6) (SC) Instructor: Thundercats Staff Location: Cole Center Basic skills of soccer will be emphasized every day. Many other sports such as: T-Ball, Basketball, Softee Hockey, Balloonball and Kickball will be played throughout the week. A wide mix of games, as well as different theme days, will round out an exciting, noncompetitive, positive experience. S# Day Times Dates Price 1. Mon-Fri 9am-noon Aug 10-14 $138 Lottery registration, forms due March 31 by 5pm 3 SARGENT CENTER (Entering Grades 1-5) (OL) Location: Lilja Elementary School Children entering grades 1-5 in the fall of 2015 are eligible. Activ- ities include arts & crafts, games, sports, free play and much more. There will be an excellent staff to help coordinate special activities for your child. * 4 days. PLEASE NOTE: Each child must bring a lunch that does not need to be refrigerated. S# Day Times Dates Price 1. Mon-Thu 9am-3pm Jun 29-Jul 2* $112 2. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Jul 6-10 $140 3. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Jul 13-17 $140 4. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Jul 20-24 $140 5. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Jul 27–31 $140 MINI MUSICAL THEATER (Ages 5-10) (OL) 6. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Aug 3–7 $140 Instructor: Cindy Wright, NDW Director 7. Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Aug 10-14 $140 Location: Cole Center Register online at www.natickma.gov/recreation This program is a wonderful introduction to the world of musical the- ater. Children will sing, dance and act to bring a familiar story to life. ARCHERY (Ages 10 & Up) (OL) Classes will be spent learning songs, dances and dialogue. Children will Instructor: On the Mark Archery work toward an informal performance at the end of the last class. Age Location: Community Senior Center Fields (rain site is TBA) appropriate roles will be assigned. Please have your child dress com- Try out the Olympic sport of recurve archery this summer and fortably each day with lightweight shoes and bring a light lunch and a see why this addicting activity is growing in popularity across the water bottle to each class. * 4 days. United States. Enjoy this introductory course while you are taught S# Day Times Dates Price the fundamentals that lead to success. Your skills will be honed and 1. Mon-Thu 10am-1:30pm Jun 29-Jul 2* $110 tested through drills, archery games and daily tournaments. Safety, 2. Mon-Thu 10am-1:30pm Jul 20-23* $110 range rules and procedures, shooting technique and scoring will all 3. Mon-Thu 10am-1:30pm Aug 10-13* $110 be covered. ‘On the Mark Archery’ will provide all equipment. All Register online at www.natickma.gov/recreation instructors are USA Archery certified and NFAA certified. S# Day Times Dates Price SKYHAWKS TENNIS (Ages 7-12) (SC) 1 Mon-Fri 9:30–10:30am Aug 3-7 $116 Instructor: Skyhawks Staff Register online at www.natickma.gov/recreation Location: East School Tennis Courts, 90 Oak Street Beginners will be taught proper techniques of grip, footwork, serves, BRICKS 4 KIDZ (Ages 6-10) (OL) groundstrokes, volleys and overheads through fun games and drills. Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff The rules and etiquette of tennis will be covered. Fridays will be used as Location: Cole Center rain dates. * 4 days. Plastic Bricks Mining & Crafting Morning (AM) S# Day Times Dates Price Each day we’ll use Lego bricks and more to build a stationary and 1. Mon-Thu 9am–noon Jul 6-9* $129 motorized Minecraft model, create one take-home craft and enjoy 2. Mon-Thu 9am–noon Jul 27-30* $129 25 minutes of actual Minecraft playtime. We will build a shelter for 3. Mon-Thu 9am–noon Aug 10-13* $129 Steve and more! Lottery registration, forms due March 31 by 5p S# Day Times Dates Price 1. Mon-Fri 9am–12pm Jul 27-31 $220 SARAH BEHN BASKETBALL • GIRLS (Ages 7-12) (SC) Instructor: Sarah Behn Basketball Coaches Plastic Bricks Crafts And Game Challenges Afternoon (PM) Location: Wilson Middle School, 22 Rutledge Road Each day we’ll use Lego bricks to create one take-home craft in- The girls will gain confidence while the Coaches teach the cluding jewelry/key chain, soap, a picture frame and more.
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