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Spring/Summer Brochure OLYMPIA FIELDS PARK DISTRICT SPRING/SUMMER 2021 ofparks.org Summer Camp 1 Pee Wee Camp Children in our Pee Wee Summer Camp will grow and develop while playing games, working on arts and crafts, and having fun outside. Children will play sports adapted specifically to their age and ability, and spend lots of time on the playground and exploring nature in our parks. Our Pee Wee’s will spend one day every week having a splash day either at Tolentine Park, or at Sgt. Means Park. Entering Grades: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Youth Camp The days of our Youth Campers are filled with sports, arts and crafts, and lots of time outside being active and exploring nature in our parks. This high energy age group will have plenty to keep them busy throughout the fun summer days. Our Youth Campers will spend one day every week having a splash day at Tolentine Park, or at Sgt. Means Park. Entering Grades: 4th, 5th, 6th Leadership Camp Older youth can relive their summer camp days while expanding their leadership skills. Junior High and High School aged youth will play and have fun with kids their age, with the added opportunity of leadership roles. They will have opportunities to assist the counselors in planning activities for the younger kids, as well as participating in activities appropriate for their age group. They will be going on most of the same field trips as the other camps, but will occasionally take a separate field trip specifically geared towards building leadership skills. They will participate in all swim days as the Youth Camp. Entering Grades: 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th Session 1 June 7 – June 11 $115 Non-Resident Rate Session 2 June 14 – June 18 $110 Discounted Resident Rate Session 3 June 21 – June 25 Session 4 June 28 – July 2 Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Session 5 July 5 – July 9* Session 6 July 12 – July 16 Sgt. Means Park, Pavilion Session 7 July 19 – July 23 Session 8 July 26 – July 30 *No camp July 5 Session 9 August 2 – August 6 2 Before & After Care Before Care Need to get to work before camp starts or just want to expand the fun-filled day for your child? We’ve got the answer for you! Join us for Before Camp activities and programming. Children will be served a snack during Before Care. Entering Grades: Kindergarten - 10th Grade Sgt. Means Park, Pavilion $24 Non-Resident Rate $20 Discounted Resident Rate Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 9:00 am After Care Need to work past 4:00 pm or your child just doesn’t want to leave camp? Don’t worry! You can extend the camp day with us until 6:00 pm. Join us for our After Camp activities and programming. Children will be served a snack during After Care. Entering Grades: Kindergarten - 10th Grade Sgt. Means Park, Pavilion $24 Non-Resident Rate $20 Discounted Resident Rate Monday - Friday, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ballet 3 Pre-Ballet Pre-Ballet - Saturdays (Bradford Barn Rec Room or Silo Room) March 6 – May 22, 2021 (9:30 AM-10:15 AM) $200 per session if Ages 4 – 6 taking two classes $125 per 12-week session Pre-Tap **Class Times subject to Pre-Tap - Saturdays (Bradford Barn Rec Room or Silo Room) change based off March 6 - May 22, 2021 (10:30 AM -11:15 AM) Ages 4 - 6 enrollment $125 per 12-week session Ballet Ballet - Wednesdays (Bradford Barn Main Barn Room) Like us on Facebook March 3 – May 19, 2021 facebook.com/ofparks 5:00 PM -5:50 PM Ages 7 – 10 6:00 PM -6:50 PM Ages 11+ $125 per 12-week session Tap Tap - Mondays (Bradford Barn Main Barn Room) Tap - Thursdays (Bradford Barn Main Barn Room) March 8 – May 24, 2021 March 4 – May 20, 2021 5:00-5:50pm 5:00-5:50pm Ages 7 - 10 Ages 11+ $125 per 12-week session $125 per 12-week session Ballet and Tap classes for ages 7+ are good for Beginner and Intermediate level students and will focus on technique, floor, and barre work. Introductory or "pre" dance classes focus on learning through movement, developing balance, coordination, poise, & self-confidence. All dancers are introduced to age-appropriate techniques and vocabulary. We will follow an adaptive curriculum – the techniques and lessons focused on in each level of classes are unique to the group of students in the class at that time. Dancers are continuously evaluated, and we will provide you with recommendations on which classes to take from session to session. Dance classes are divided into age categories, but dance instructors may recommend moving your dancer to a different level after the first few classes of a new session. Class Attire: Overall, dance attire should allow the student to move freely without need for readjustment, hair should be pulled back so that it stays out of the eyes, face, and off the neck. Bows, jewelry, or other non- functional accessories should not be worn. Ballet: Girls: leotard & tights; leather or canvas ballet shoes, no skirts or tutu's Boys: sweatpants/jogging pants and t-shirt; leather or canvas ballet shoe Tap: Comfortable, non-restrictive clothing (leotard & tights, t-shirt/tank top with leggings, shorts, etc.); black tap shoes, Preferably Velcro straps without laces for ages 4-6 4 Kids Painting Saturdays February 20 March 20 April 17 l0 am-12 pm 5 minimum 15 maximum You Must Register 3 Days Prior to the Start of Any Class or Event! Like us on Facebook facebook.com/ofparks 5 2021 Splash Pad Hours of Operation 2021 Open Splash Times* 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Monday - Sunday Entry free is $2 per person - Cash Only OPENS May 28th sshh *Splash Pad may be closed for private events SSppllaa *Spray features will not activate outside the open dd hours. Daily entry fee can be paid at the Splash Pad Paa by cash only. P The Park District reserves the right to close the Splash Pad due to inclement weather, high winds, or mechanical issues. Contact us at 708-481-7313 ext: 221 for information on private events At Tolentine Park 6 Watercolors Whether you are a beginner or have already dabbled in this medium, come and celebrate watercolor with our popular art teacher, Sandee Theisen. You will explore such techniques as wet in wet, dry brush, mixed media, sepia and color therapy. Paint subjects range from nature themes and landscapes to still life interiors. A supply list will be furnished at registration. The Bradford Barn Main Barn Room $68 Non-resident Rate $50 Discounted Resident Rate Code: 141202-01 - February 2 - March 9 Code: 141202-02 - March 16 - April 27 (no class April 6) Instructor: Sandee Theisen Code: 141202-03 - May 4 - June 8 Minimum 6 participants Code: 141202-04 - August 3 - September 7 9:00 am – 11:15am 7 Zumba Saturdays ZUMBA - Saturday With Lisa As we age, exercise continues to be of critical importance to weight management, heart health, Balance, and injury prevention. ZUMBA falls under the category of endurance training, which keeps the heart healthy and the circulatory system strong. ZUMBA develops coordination and burns calories to stave off the weight gain that often accompanies aging. Ages 13 and older The Bradford Barn Main Barn Room Code: 246206-01 - March 6 - April 10 $47 Non-Resident Rate Code: 246206-02 - April 24 - May 29 $38 Discounted Resident Rate Code: 246206-03 - June 12 – July 17 Code: 246206-04 - July 31 - September 4 Instructor: Lisa McNeil Minimum 6 participants 9:00 am – 10:00 am 8 Zumba Wednesdays ZUMBA - Wednesday Nights With Lisa ZUMBA Wednesday Nights with Lisa! If you Are young at heart and looking for more intense dance moves, please join my class! ZUMBA mixes low intensity and high intensity moves for an interval, calorie burning, dance fitness party! Don't worry, we can modify movement! Ages 13 and older The Bradford Barn Main Barn Room $47 Non-Resident Rate Code: 146203-01 - March 3 - April 7 $38 Discounted Resident Rate Code: 146203-03 - April 21 - May 26 Code: 146203-04 - June 9 - July 14 Instructor: Lisa McNeil Code: 146203-05 - July 28 – September 1 Minimum 6 participants 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 9 Xtreme Hip Hop Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM February 2 - February 23 February 4 - February 25 March 27 March 2 - March 30 March 4 - March 25 April 24 April 13 - April 27 April 1- April 29 May 22 May 4 - May 25 May 6 - May 27 June 26 June 1 - June 29 June 3 - June 24 July 31 July 6 - July 27 July 1 - July 29 August 28 August 3 - August 31 August 5 - August 26 $10 per session per person $30 - Four Week Session (Tuesday or Thursday) $60 - Eight Week Session (Tuesday or Thursday) $120 - Eight week - Unlimited Classes (Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday) $10 Drop in fee Just Jammin w/ Janelle Company 10 Join Janelle to learn the newest line dances and visit some of those oldies that you thought were forgotten. This is a great opportunity to have fun, boost your metabolism, and dance with your friends! See you there! The Bradford Barn Main Barn Room (Adults Only) $54 Non-Resident Rate $43 Discounted Resident Rate Instructor: Janelle McGhee Minimum 8 participants Saturdays 10:00 am - 11:00 am Code: 142206-01 - March 6 - April 17 (no class April 3) Code: 142206-02 - April 24 – June 5 (no class May 29) Code: 142206-03 - June 12 – July 24 (no class July 3) Code: 142206-04 - July 31 – September 11 (no class September 4) You Must Register 3 Days Prior to the Start of Any Class or Event! 11 Hatha Yoga Class Yoga for Beginners This class is perfect for those new to yoga.
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