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NORTHAMPTON PARKS & TOWNSHIPRECREATION VISIT US ONLINE NORTHAMPTONREC.COM FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER SUMMER 2018 WHAT’S INSIDE? NEW! MINI CAMPS JUNE 21–22 A BRIDGE TO DAY CAMP! 2018 SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION SUMMER CONCERT SCHEDULE CONTENTS MARK YOUR CALENDAR NEW BUS TRIPS! NEW ADVENTURES! Ballet ...................................................................... 19 MAY 19: COMMUNITY YARD SALE Barre ...................................................................... 24 MAY 22: TRIP TO PRINCETON Camp ....................................................................... 4 MAY 22: TALK, THEY HEAR YOU... PARENT WORKSHOP Dance ..................................................................... 6 MAY 30: TRENTON THUNDER VS. READING PHILLIES JUNE 2: ANNUAL KIDS’ FISHING DERBY AT TYLER STATE PARK Driver’s Education ................................................... 18 JUNE 3: PAINTING IN THE PARK Engineering for Kids ................................................ 10 JUNE 7: FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON, SCHOOL JAZZ BAND Hockey ...................................................................20–21 JUNE 18: TRIP TO THE MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Music with Ms. Kathy .............................................. 19 JUNE 21 & 22: MINI CAMPS... SCIENCE, COMPUTERS, COOKING Pilates ..................................................................... 26 JUNE 25: FIRST DAY OF CAMP JULY 15: PAINTING IN THE PARK Preschool ................................................................ 19 JULY 23: TRIP TO VICTORIAN HISTORIC OCEAN GROVE Registration Information .......................................... 27 SAT Prep Courses ..................................................... 18 Specialty Camps ...................................................... 3, 5–11 Super Soccer Stars .................................................. 22 Swim Club Information .............................................14–15 Tai Chi ..................................................................... 26 Tennis ..................................................................... 23 Trips ........................................................................ 12 Yoga ........................................................................ 25 Zumba .................................................................... 26 CALLING ALL INSTRUCTORS Share your passion and interests with the residents of Northampton Township and surrounding communities. The Northampton Township Board of Supervisors and the The Parks and Recreation Department is always looking Parks and Recreation Board and Staff are committed to providing Northampton Township residents with quality for new classes to offer. We’re looking for ideas for our recreation programs & facilities. Fall classes. Contact Jennifer Fean at [email protected] or Barbra Primavera at [email protected] BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Barry Moore, Chairman Northampton Township Parks and Rec Eileen Silver, Vice Chairwoman Dr. Kimberly Rose, Treasurer Frank O’Donnell, Secretary Larry Weinstein, Member PARKS & RECREATION BOARD Steve Bryer, Chairman Jim Donahue, Secretary | Bruce Stamm, Member Jim Hembree, Member | Marty Wade, Member Mary Anderson, Member pa tri-state pa tri-state pa tri-state LIKE US ON FACEBOOK Valid From: 05/04/18–06/14/183/2/2018 12:00:00AM4/26/2018 12:00:00AM FOLLOW US ON TWITTER U(a59002*KOPSNk(U 2 SUMMER 2018 MINI SPECIALTY CAMPS SCHOOL IS OUT JUNE 20TH DON’T MISS THESE MINI CAMPS! Not sure what to do with the kids those 2 days before camp starts? We have a fun and easy solution! COMPUTER EXPLORER’S CAMP CREATE YOUR OWN 3D VIDEO GAME (AGES 8–11) This camp will inspire creativity and imagination. The children will design and edit what they want to include in their 3D worlds. Their characters will be able to go inside buildings, view scenes from above, from the sides and the back. They will decide on locations, obstacles, vehicles, characters and more. Each character can move individual body parts which adds to the reality and complexity of their video games. Will they include Aliens? Helicopters? Animals? Castles? Superheroes? ERS $110 | R $120 | NR $137 DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Thursday–Friday 6/21–6/22 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Recreation Center 4077 MAD SCIENCE CAMPS SUPER SLIMY SMOKEY SCIENCE (AGES 6–12) Dive into a variety of scientific fields as you mix and stretch silly putty and slime, copperplate nickels, and investigate the mysteries of optical illusions. Become captivated by lasers, dry ice, watch hair-raising Van de Graaff experiments, help solve a mystery, and so much more! Tinker with circuits, catapults, and experience what happens when you mix science and fun! Come get SLIMED with your friends! Bring a lunch! ERS $130 | R $143 | NR $162 DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Thursday–Friday 6/21–6/22 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Recreation Center 4079 KITCHEN WIZARDS KITCHEN WIZARDS COOKING AROUND THE USA CAMP (AGES 7–12 ) Camp will feature food from a different region of the US each day - Southern Cookin’, Tex Mex, California Cuisine and Philly Phoods. Lots of food to eat, plus a chef’s hat, apron, recipe booklet, and certificate of completion. ERS $165 | R $180 | NR $200 DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Thursday–Friday 6/21–6/22 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Recreation Center 4083 3 SIGNATURE CAMPS REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR OUR AWARD WINNING SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS. 2018 Prices for 1st–6th grade camps include select trips and Camp Carnival Day! SUMMIT: JUST TRIPS FOR CAMPERS ENTERING 9TH GRADE. LIMITED SPACE! Teen Summit is the pinnacle of a campers experience: the last year that teens entering 9th grade will enjoy the summer as a camper! Why not sign them up for the ULTIMATE camp experience? Perfect for the kids who just want to go on TRIPS! Includes transportation, lunch and supervision. From Broadway to Bowling, Dorney Park to Six Flags, Camel Beach to Zip Lining and much more! Fee: R $995 | NR $1025 | 5 weeks | AM Early Drop-off: 8:00 AM $50, for CIT’s too! | Add Swimming $125 DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Tuesday–Thursday 6/26–8/2 (no trips 7/3–7/5) Times vary Northampton Township Library 3789 CAMP EXPEDITION: 4 TRIPS & CAMP CARNIVAL DAY INCLUDED! FOR CAMPERS ENTERING 1ST–6TH GRADES. VERY LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE! Get all of the benefits of Camp Expedition at our Rolling Hills location! Campers will enjoy all of the same camp activities with the Rolling Hills Explore children in the morning and then join Churchville Expedition in the afternoon! It’s the best of both worlds! Sports, arts and crafts, Friday Theme Days, and tons of games and activities are waiting for you this summer! Campers will eat lunch (not included)at Rolling Hills while the 1/2 day Explore campers are being dismissed. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, Expedition Rolling Hills will be bussed to join Churchville campers at Northampton Valley Country Club. Pick up is at 3:30 PM from Northampton Valley County Club on swim days. On Wednesdays and Fridays, Expedition Rolling Hills will be bussed to Churchville at 12:30 PM and pick up will take place at Churchville Elementary at 3:30 PM. Rolling Hills Expedition will also follow the Churchville Expedition trip schedule – 4 trips included and Camp Carnival Day all included! We are excited to offer this option and can’t wait to see you this summer! Fee: R $995 | NR $1,025 | 7 weeks DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Monday–Friday 6/25–8/10 (no camp 7/4) 8:30 AM –3:30 PM Rolling Hills Elementary 4088 CAMP EXPLORE: 3 TRIPS & CAMP CARNIVAL DAY INCLUDED! NEW TIME! FOR CAMPERS ENTERING 1ST–6TH GRADES. VERY LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE! Are you looking to keep your kids busy this summer, but also enjoy having them home? Camp Explore offers the best of both worlds! Camp Explore is a half day program that is loaded with fun activities to keep your child happy and active! This seven week program offers sports, indoor and outdoor games, arts and crafts and special Friday Theme Days! If you are looking for a little bit more, Camp Explore offers swimming from 12:30–3:30 one day a week at an additional fee. Give your child a taste of camp and enjoy your afternoons together all summer! Camp is NOT in session on the three included trip days. Additional trips will NOT be offered. There is no refund if your child does not participate in the trips. No partial summer enrollment is accepted. Fees will not be prorated. Fee: R $495 | NR $525 | $110 Add Swim DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Monday–Friday 6/25–8/10 (no camp 7/4) 9:30 AM–12:30 PM Rolling Hills Elementary School 3806 LITTLE DISCOVERER’S CAMP NEW TIME! FOR CAMPERS AGES 3–5 / POTTY-TRAINED CHOOSE FROM 3 DAYS A WEEK (TUESDAY–THURSDAY) OR 5 DAYS A WEEK FOR 5 OR 6 WEEKS Little Discoverer’s is “camp in a preschool setting.” Children enjoy free play, circle time, outdoor play, songs and games, a daily craft and snack, and so much more! Weekly themes are incorporated into the activities for added fun! One week your child could be on a Jungle Safari, and the next on an Adventure in Space! Every week, is new, different and tons of fun! Camper: Counselor Ratio is 5:1. Fee: 3 days / 6 weeks $370 | 5 days / 5 weeks $450 | 5 day / 6 weeks $525 DAY DATE TIME LOCATION CLASS # Monday–Friday 6/25–8/3 (no camp 7/4) 9:30 AM–12:30 PM Rolling Hills Elementary School 3797 4 SPECIALTY CAMPS COMPUTER EXPLORER’S CAMP REAL PROGRAMMING: FUN WITH PYTHON (AGES 10–13) You will get a hands-on start in learning how to program using Python. Google, NASA, YouTube and many others use Python. You will create graphics, program your own guessing game, and program a story generator. If you
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