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Alvin Senior Center A PUBLICATION OF CITY OF ALVIN PARKS AND RECREATION MAY - AUG. 2019 City Council Paul Horn ...............................Mayor Brad Richards ...........At Large #1 Joel Castro ................At Large #2 Scott Reed ..................... District A Adam Arendell ............. District B Keith Thompson .......... District C Glenn Starkey ............... District D Gabe Adame ..................District E Parks & Recreation Department 1100 W Hwy 6 • 281-388-4299 Daniel L. Kelinske Lori Pitts Michelle Nesrsta Javier Lopez Director Administrative Asst. II Recreation Manager Operations Manager Rene Valadez Ronald “Bubba” Jannett Senior Center Recreation Specialist Facility Maintenance III 309 W Sealy • (281) 388-4298 Tyler “TC” Allen Facility Maintenance III Darren Heaton Operator II Efrain Ramos Operator II Ken Welch Marla Grigsby Operator II Sr. Center Manager Ron Shepherd Sr. Center Attendant Thomas Cox 2Sr. Center Attendant ALVIN Adventure GUIDE Online Registration for IN THIS ISSUE programs & events: Educational camps ............................ 4 www.bookking.ca/bkalvinrecreationpub COOKING & BAKING fun ....................... 8 PRESCHOOL ......................................... 9 Registration Opens April 23 PHYSICAL FITNESS ................................ 12 Special events .................................. 16 Staying Informed art programs ................................... 18 Parks & Recreation Social Media: Martial arts .....................................22 www.facebook.com/alvinparksandrecreation/ Yoga for all .....................................25 www.twitter.com/AlvinParks www.youtube.com Channel: Alvin Parks & Recreation Aquatics ...........................................26 City of Alvin: POolside programs ..........................28 www.facebook.com/cityofalvingov Park & Facility Information .............29 www.twitter.com/cityofalvintx www.alvin-tx.gov Park Directory ..................back cover How to Sign up for E-Alerts Go to www.alvin-tx.gov, Click on Online Services Have a talent you would like to share? Select Event & Recreation News We are always looking for new and fun instructors to start new programs! To Cover Photo Courtesy of submit your program idea or to find out Carrie Patton more about teaching, contact As a partner with The City of Alvin Parks and Michelle Nesrsta at Recreation Department, Alvin ISD is distributing [email protected] the following information to our students. Community Park Spotlight Sealy Park 206 S. Durant Street Sealy Park was deeded to the City of Alvin shortly after the City became incorporated in 1893 with a clause stating the property can only be used as a public park. The park was initially called “City Park” and later renamed. Sealy Park is currently 1.3 acres and contains picnic tables, BBQ pits, two swing sets, drinking fountain and many other amenities. Legend is, this park was once land purchased by Union Soldiers during the reconstruction period and ultimately donated to the City as a good will gesture. Summer 2019 City of Alvin Parks & Recreation Brochure 281-388-4299 www.alvin-tx.gov3 Educational Camps Future Vets STEAM Camp In this B3 Bricks Bots Beaker camp, your child Snapology’s S.T.E.A.M. enrichment programs focus will “adopt” a stuffed animal to perform mock on Next Generation Science Standards that teach exams, surgeries, and other procedures such children about science, technology, engineering as casting, taking x-rays, and much more. Your and math through the building and manipulation child will be able to take home their adopted of various DUPLO®, LEGO® or K’Nex® models. pet on the last day of camp, along with any Our activities challenge participants to cultivate other supplies used in class. So, they can keep problem solving skills through application of the practicing on their veterinarian skills at home. If scientific method and project planning. your child will also be attending the afternoon camp (Science Detectives 1-4pm), your child Date: June 3 - 7 can bring a sack lunch, eat and play until the Time: 9 am - 12 pm afternoon camp begins. Ages: 4 - 14 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy Date: June 10 - 14 Fee: $95 Time 9 am - 12 pm Ages: 6 - 10 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy Fee: $90 Science Detectives B3 Bricks Bots Beakers presents to you a camp in which your child will be able to set up their own science lab and detective agency in order to perform experiments and crack the case of the Gasping Garbage. Some of the super fun science Drone Commander labs are: Microscopic Monsters, Up, Up, and Away, Poison Dart Frog Testing, Balloon Magic, In Snapology’s Drone Commander program, Secret Codes and Messages, plus many more! students will be introduced to the world of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Date: June 10 - 14 develop a deep understanding how to control Time: 1 - 4pm and manage this exciting technology. In this Ages: 6-10 workshop, children will learn about the types Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy of UAVs, the parts needed for controlled flight, Fee: $90 the forces of flight, basic drone safety, and a variety of flying maneuvers. This exciting program will give your child the chance to safely test out some of the newest advances in robotics and really take their knowledge of engineering to new heights! Date: July 8 - 12 Time: 9 am - 12 pm Ages: 9-14 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy 4 Fee: $95 Refraction Action- Rainbow Super Hero Color your summer awesome in this B3 Bricks Boys and girls are welcome to join us in this fun B3 Bots Beakers camp! Your child will learn about the Bricks Bots Beakers camp. Become a super hero science of rainbows, light, and refraction. Make an for the entire week by creating your own cape art bot than can color a rainbow, do experiments and super hero name! Our super heroes will build with light, explore chemistry and density by super hero themed projects with Lego bricks, creating a liquid rainbow, walking water rainbow, create super glow in the dark kryptonite, a flying explore the status of matter by creating melted superman, create and smash the tallest tower with crayon rainbow art. Plus much more. If your child hulk hands. Plus, much more! If your child will also will also be attending the afternoon camp (Crazy be attending the afternoon camp (Wizards Potion Chemistry 1-4pm), your child can bring a sack Lab 1-4pm), your child can bring a sack lunch, eat lunch, eat and play until the afternoon camp begins. and play until the afternoon camp begins. Date: June 17 - 21 Date: July 15 - 19 Time: 9am - 12pm Time: 9 am - 12 pm Ages: 6 - 10 Age: 6 - 10 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy Fee: $90 Fee: $90 Wizards Potion Lab If your child loves making “potions” at home, your child will love this B3 Bricks Bot Beakers camp. Your little wizard will create a unique magic wand, then through the magic of chemistry they will make amazing potions, vampire veins, magic bubbles, glow in the dark and color changing potions, fossilized dragon eggs, and more! Date: July 15 - 19 Time: 1 - 4 pm Crazy Chemistry Age: 6 - 10 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy In this B3 Bricks Bots Beakers camp have a blast Fee: $90 and make a mess exploring the science behind chemical reactions! Create quicksand simulation, kinetic slime, flubber, a foam machine, a mad scientist bubble lab and much more. We will hear boom, splat, ooze and fizz all week long! This camp is a bit messy, but don’t worry because we will be creating our own tie dye lab coat. Date: June 17 - 21 Time: 1 - 4 pm Ages: 6 - 10 Location: FFF Rec Center 1031 W Sealy Fee: $90 Summer 2019 City of Alvin Parks & Recreation Brochure 281-388-4299 www.alvin-tx.gov5 Educational Camps Under the Sea Camp Five Senses Camp Learn academics through a themed unit on Come explore the best smelling volcanoes, see ocean life. Crafts, books, experiments, games and make worms dance, create music that makes and more. you feel the beat and bake a masterpiece that will send your taste buds into overdrive! These Date: June 17 - 19 are just a few experiments we will do to explore Time: 9 - 11:30 am our 5 senses. Ages: 3 - 5 must be potty trained Location: Girl Scout House 1006 W Adoue Date: June 10 - 12 Fee: $50 Time: 9 - 11:30 am Ages: 3 - 5 must be potty trained Location: Girl Scout House 1006 W Adoue Fee: $50 Dinosaurs Camp Theater Camp Learn academics through a themed unit on Camp activities include a talent show, painting Dinosaurs. Crafts, books, experiments, games, sets and a dress rehearsal with a performance and more. on Friday! The camp is designed for the beginning actor to experience the thrill of being Date: July 8 - 10 on stage, being challenged with memorizing Time: 9 - 11:30 am lines, remembering when to move and where Ages: 3 - 5 must be potty trained to go. Participants will learn to be part of a Location: Girl Scout House 1006 W Adoue theater team, to learn basic fundamentals of Fee: $50 theater and acting, and learn the basics about sets, costumes, makeup and stage directions. The final stage is a production of their play for family and friends on the final day of the class. Children bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks each day STEM Skate Date: June 3 - 7 Friday* Show will take place at the Fun with physics on 4 wheels! Join us as we Purple Box Theater dive into Newtons laws in a fun and engaging Time: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm way! In this camp participants will discover Age: 5 - 12 physics through hands on learning, exciting Location: FFF Community Center 1031 W Sealy instruction, and skating! This is one camp that Fee: $150 kids will FORCE parents to sign them up for. Date: Session I: June 10 - 13 Session II: July 8 - 11 Time: 9 am - 12 pm Age: 8 - 12 Location: Alvin Skate-N- Party 6Fee: $85 per session Chemical Concoctions Lab Krazy Action Contraption Make even more of a mess in this B3 Bricks Bots In this B3 Bricks Bots Beakers camp your child Beakers camp! Learn about chemical and physical will build crazy action contraptions such as: reactions.
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