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Learn and develop safety awareness and accident prevention through games, songs and stories. Program participants practice bicycle safety on a miniature roadway, take a field trip to the Glenview Fire Department, participate in a bus safety talk and enjoy special presentations by area safety organizations, including our very own Glenview Park District Aquatics department. Each child also receives a professional child ID card provided by "My Child ID" and Safety City t-shirt. All will go home with their very own, self-made, first aid kit! Staff/child ratio of 1:8.Child must be 5 years old by 8/31/19 & attending kindergarten in Fall 2019.* No class on Monday 5/27, Memorial Day.
YOUNG REMBRANDTS - ZOO ANIMALS DRAWING WORKSHOPKids love to draw animals! Join us as we learn to draw a variety of animals found at our local zoo. We will draw giraffes, lions, tigers, birds and more. Our final day will result in one large scene of the zoo, divided into several habitats and incorporating the many animal friends we have learned to draw. Pencils, markers, Sharpies and color pencils will be used.
Young Rembrandts - African SafariWe will explore the exciting animals that inhabit Africa. We'll draw a variety of animals in various scenes with different mediums. To keep things exciting, we will explore the African Safari through the fun technique of cartoon as well. We will even challenge our artistic talents by creating a large scenes – one in a graphic style filled with a variety of animals. Our exploration through Africa allows for a bounty of adventure and creativity. Enroll today!
YOUNG REMBRANDTS - CULINARY MISCHIEFOur domestic critters are up to no good in this three-day workshop! We'll use different mediums to create amazing, "can’t-believe-I-drew-this" masterpieces. The first day we will draw a pattern-rich, poster-sized ice cream cone, triumphantly carried by a troop of ants. Then we’ll catch (and draw) mice in the act of making the soup, and on our final day, we'll discover a spaghetti thief in our very own drawing! No experience necessary, enroll today!
IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE WORKSHOPYoung artists explore the world of Laura Numeroff in this workshop full of art and reading. Each day the class will read a different Laura Numeroff book. Afterwards they'll create a wonderful drawing that incorporates one feature of the story they just read. Campers bring their favorite stories to life by combining creativity and imagination! Sign up your reading artist today!
YOUNG REMBRANDTS - ENCHANTING DUNGEONS & DRAGONSOur young artists should be prepared to be whisked away to an enchanted academy where nothing is as it seems. Amuse yourself in the not-so-ordinary life of the academy with a plethora of cartoon drawings. From drawing an enchanted forest to a day at the races with dragons, it’s nothing but fun in our classroom. The final of day of the Enchanted Academy Workshop will introduce our students to pastel chalks as they create a whimsical drawing of a phoenix. No prior experience is needed. Enroll today!
YOUNG REMBRANDTS - COLORFUL CRITTERS WORKSHOPAnimal lovers rejoice, students will learn drawing and texturing techniques to illustrate whimsical bees, a fanciful army of frogs, and a striking owl. Challenge your creative kids by introducing them to the world of pastels and other mediums. Enroll now!
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PREMIER POMS DANCE CAMPTwo 4 week sessions This dance intensive will provide your dancer with performance skills, confidence and a fun outlet to explore dance! Combine lyrical dance moves (using ballet, jazz, hip hop and modern genres) with poms combinations to create a fun outlet for your dancer this summer. We will create dance and pom routines set to music; parents are invited to a dance showcase the last day of class.
SUPERSTAR TUMBLINGSign up for this fun class to improve upon your tumbling skills and overall cheer coordination. Taught by head cheer coach Nabi Jordan-Polk.Location: Mini Gym
STARLIGHT CHEERWork with the Park District's Head Cheerleading Coach Nabi Jordan-Polk and learn to cheer like an All Star Team. This is the perfect program for all kids interested in cheering, dancing, tumbling, jumps and stunting.
ALL STAR CHEERWork with the Park District's Head Cheerleading Coach Nabi Jordan-Polk to improve your cheerleader skills, dancing, tumbling, jumps and stunting. Program is divided into two groups: Stars Elite Cheer (ages 8-14) and Super Nova Elite Cheer (ages 12-18).Participants must be 5 years old by 8/31/18.
IGLA GIRLS LACROSSE SUMMER CLINICGirls learn the fundamentals of lacrosse--catching, throwing and fielding ground balls--in a fun, fast-paced and dynamic environment with drills and games. There will opportunities for more advanced skill development.. Girls will be placed in groups based on age.This clinic is run by an experienced and skilled coaching staff including women with high school, collegiate, and post collegiate experience, current college athletes and current high school varsity athletes. Registration is a two-step process:1. Register and pay with the Glenview Park District2. Fill out the camp and clinic registration form at www.iglax.org, under the Get Ready to Play tab.Goggles, sticks and mouth guards are required equipment. Sticks and goggles are available to borrow at no charge; you will need to email info@iglax.org ahead of time. Find more information about equipment at iglax.org under the "Get Ready to Play" tab.Participants must be 5 years old by 6/24/19.
IGLA SUMMER PURPLE LEAGUEThis league is for rising 4th-9th graders (and qualified 3rd graders) with advanced skills who are looking for practices and games but at a lighter schedule than spring season. Practices will be on Mondays and play games on Wednesdays. This program focuses on teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal development led by positive coaching. Players receive equal playing time and play in all positions. Coaching is provided by high school players and parent volunteers. Required equipment: stick, hard ball, goggles, molded mouth guard and pinny (may be purchased through IGLA for $20). IGLA pinny is required at all games. Registration is a two-step process – Step 1: register through the Glenview Park District and make your payment. Step 2: Go to www.iglax.org for an assessment.
COMPLETE BASEBALL PLAYER: PINTO SUMMER PROGRAMPlayers will learn team defense (cut-offs & relays, rundowns, bunt defense), situational strategies, finer points of hitting demonstrations and drills. Focus will be on personal improvement along with fun through games, contests and other activities designed to foster enthusiasm, encourage teamwork and promote sportsmanship. Participants must be 6 years old by 6/24/19.
MINI-MAJORS BASEBALL PROGRAMBoys and girls learn athletic fundamentals and life skills through the great game of baseball. In addition to playing daily games and spending time each day learning about sportsmanship, teamwork and respect, campers will gain confidence, improve coordination and develop an appreciation for a wide variety of games! The program curriculum includes stretching, agility training, character development and proper fundamentals.Participants must be 4 years old by 6/17/19.
EXTRA INNINGS SUMMER BASEBALL PROGRAMWrap up your summer with baseball fun! Sign up for one or two weeks of IBA's Extra Innings Summer Baseball Program. Players will improve their skills by revisiting fundamentals with new and challenging drills. We'll also be playing plenty of daily baseball games! Participants must be 4 or 7 years old by 8/5/19.
FOOTBALL CLINICLed by On-The-Go Sports, campers will learn passing, receiving, kicking, blocking, pass defending and basic defensive techniques. Challenging contests and games like punt, pass and kick and 3-on-3 pass competitions are all part of the fun. No equipment required other than comfortable summer clothing and gym shoes.Participants must be 7 years old by 8/31/19.
SUMMER BASKETBALL CLINICSThese 1 week clinics are designed to develop fundamentals and are appropriate for beginners and more experienced players alike.Girls Basketball Clinic for ages 7-14-Register for section I.Grade School Boys Basketball Clinics for ages 7-10-Register for section K.Middle School Boys Basketball Clinics for ages 11-14-Register for sections M.
MINDSET GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CLINICWork alongside Randy Satovitz, Mindset Volleyball Club coach, to improve your volleyball game. This clinic focuses on volleyball skills, conditioning, flexibility, positioning and strategy. Camp shirt included in fee. Participants must be 9 years old by 6/10/19.
The Glenview Park District is pleased to partner with Glenbrook South High School coaches for the Jr. Titan Boys Lacrosse Clinic. By instilling a good work ethic, teaching sportsmanship, fostering teamwork and praising accomplishment, the Jr. Titan Lacrosse program is committed to developing players to their highest potential, both on and off the field. Participants are divided by skill level and they will learn age-appropriate skills. Beginners will learn fundamentals such as catching, throwing and shooting, as well as basic terminology of the sport. Experienced players will build upon fundamental skills by working on situational play, competitions and game situations. All participants receive a t-shirt. Required Equipment (hockey equipment may be used): (1) helmet, (2) gloves, (3) elbow pads, (4) shoulder pads, (5) lacrosse stick, (6) jock-strap/athletic cup, (7) mouth guard, (8) athletic cleats.
CHESSMatch your mental muscles with your opponents and get ready for Chess Club this summer at one of our chess programs! Join us for a full or half day. All skill levels are welcome. Participants must be 6 years old by 8/5/19.
CREATE A CHARACTER AND BECOME THE STAR!Do you love theatre? Are you interested in being cast in a main role vs just being part of an ensemble? Then this class is for you! Instructor Kristin Cone will use a physical based theatre technique to help students stand out at auditions with confidence and be able to transform into any character. Students will explore characters, different settings, create dialogue and work on a final performance piece.
HOOKED ON CROCHETCome explore a fun, new hobby this summer; Crochet! Crochet is something you can proudly work on alone or with friends and there projects for everyone! Students can expect to learn five basic crochet stitches, which can be applied to create key chains, scarves, blankets and more. Instructor Kristi Miller will provide plenty of side-by-side guidance and will introduce a new stitch or ‘pattern reading’ most days and students will have the remainder of class to choose what practice on individually. Returning students can refine stitches, and work on advanced projects.
MATH MADNESSThis course is for anyone interested in walking off the beaten path and exploring mathematics in ways that don't often occur in classrooms! We will explore the math and some history behind secret messages and codes, learn about the Pythagorean Theorem and use it to solve challenges, discover the Fibonacci sequence and Golden Ratio, investigate how scientists use math, and explore percentages! Students will also study geometry through hands-on explorations, including shapes and angles, tangrams, and formulas pertaining to area, perimeter surface area and volume. This is the perfect class for students looking to extend, enrich or strengthen their math skills!
HANDS-ON ALGEBRAIf algebra is something you are new to, or you want to experience it in a whole new way, then this class is for you! We will use the Hands-On Equations programs to learn how to solve equations; from basic one-step equations, up to multi-step linear equations you would see in 7th grade! We will also learn about how to work with integers and solve equations that have integers and fractions in them. As we learn how to solve equations, we will also explore hands-on activities that involve algebra in the real world. By the end of the class, you will feel like an algebra master! (Please note: this class will focus on beginning and intermediate algebra, not reaching concepts such as quadratics or systems of equations.)
AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 WEEKSIn this fantastic class, students will learn more about countries around the world. It will be like a summer vacation without leaving Glenview! Students will be traveling around the world with instructor Sara Mocogni; exploring countries in Asia, Africa, North America, Europe, and South America. There will be food samples from around the world and students will get to create a project on their favorite country. Everyone is welcome, so come travel with us!
BOARD GAME GEEKINGThis is the golden age of board games and instructor Jason Kieronski knows them all! From party games, card games, strategy games to cooperative games, we will learn and play all the top titles, such as Five Tribes, Pandemic, 7 Wonders, Downforce and Sushi Go! The educational take away for students is that playing board games improves one's forward thinking skills, creative problem solving ability and improves social communication. Also, they are just plain fun for the sake of having fun! Join us this summer!
HIGHER LEVEL BASKETBALL SKILLSFormer college player, AAU coach and current Attea Middle School coach, Scott Zellmann, will help you move your basketball game to the next level. This class will cover: pick and roll basics and reads, higher level attacking dribble moves, 9 finishing moves, offensive footwork, post moves, shooting fundamentals with volume shooting opportunities with and w/o dribbles and more. If you have a passion for basketball, start improving now and use your summer wisely! Please note: excellent listening skills and effort required as this is a higher level class beyond basic basketball fundamentals.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURESAre you looking for an exciting summer opportunity for your child? Look no further! Patrick Hoeft will be offering a summer school that focuses on fishing, biking and team building. Students will learn necessary skills to fish using a variety of methods. Skills taught for fishing include; lining a reel and fishing pole, tying knots, casting, handling fish, baiting hooks and identifying common fish species. Students will also have the opportunities to learn about biking. Topics will include; bicycle safety, proper helmets, how to change a flat tire and maintain a bicycle. Team building activities will also play a major role in the class. This is the class your children will be talking about at the dinner table! Do not miss out! Patrick Hoeft from Pleasant Ridge School instructs.
YOU CAN UKULELE! Come learn how to play the coolest musical instrument this summer! We will start with the basics and progress through more advanced skills such as chord melody playing, fingerpicking, and improvisation. We will also focus on playing in solo, duet, and small groups settings. The music covered in this class will cover everything from folk songs and jazz to popular music on the radio today. Students will learn how to write and perform their own original songs and have the opportunity to share what they have learned in a small concert on the last day of class. All levels are welcome; students will need to have their own ukulele. If a student does not, please contact Ann Marie Shipstad at 224-521-2558. John Ley from Springman Middle School instructs.
THE ART OF SHADOW PUPPETRYIn this class we will explore the ancient art of shadow puppetry and the dynamic expressiveness of the voice. We will begin with adapting narratives into scripts, then explore the dynamics of vocal characterization, design and create artistic shadow puppets, and finally culminate in a shadow puppet performance for family and friends! Students of all levels of experience and interest are welcome.
SCRIPT TO STAGEIn this class we will explore all of the steps you take to bring a story to life in theatre. We will begin with adapting narratives into scripts, then explore the dynamics of character development and staging, prepare the technical aspects of the productions, and finally culminate in a theatrical performance for family and friends! Students of all levels of experience and interest are welcome.
NUMBER THEORYDo you like puzzles and riddles? Do you often wonder how math is "hidden" in the world around you? Then this course is for you! Here we'll explore how to color maps, solve complex logic puzzles, and how to figure out how to open/close an infinite number of lockers given a pattern (or at least how we could do it)! While this is a "math enrichment" course, there is very little computation and is open to any and all students who want to learn/appreciate math, regardless of level. Students will be exposed to number theory, vertex-edge graph theory, and discrete mathematics in a way that this advanced material can be understood by a typical middle schooler. Come explore the mysterious world of mathematics! Attea Middle School math teacher, Robert Glassner, instructs.
EXPLORING FRENCHAre you interested in learning French? Want to travel to Europe or French Canada? This fun class is designed for new learners where learning will take place through stories, games, movement, art and more! Students will be immersed in the language from day one and will learn from comprehensible input. Topics might include colors, numbers, days & months, description, and hobbies. We'll practice listening, reading, writing, and speaking and students will learn the language in-context. This course will be taught by Rachel Keck, the French & Spanish teacher at Springman Middle School.
TECHSTARS: CODING & GAME DESIGN CAMP WITH SCRATCHIn this coding adventure, aspiring Game Designers create fun animated stories and games while learning essential programming concepts using Scratch, a drag-and-drop platform developed by MIT. Use Sprites and Blocks and set a foundation of computational thinking—an essential skill in today's tech-driven world—by using bright visuals and engaging design.
TECHSTARS: GAME DESIGN CAMP: CREATE, CODE AND PUBLISH GAMES WITH SPLODER & ROBLOXTWO Great Programs in One!Students will have a ton of FUN using their creativity and strategy to develop a multi-level computer game with Sploder! They will work in pairs to create games like a Retro Arcade, Platformer, Physics Puzzle and 3D Space Adventure!Roblox is one of the fastest-growing game creation platforms on the planet, with more than 60 million players per month and top developers making over $1 million a year. In this course, you'll use Roblox’s built-in editor to create 3D worlds and then use Lua to code game mechanics. Publish, share, and play games with friends on any platform from console to mobile.
TECHSTARS: MINECRAFT ADVENTURE CAMPTechStars grants you access to a PROPRIETARY Minecraft world you can't get on your own! Learn fundamentals of computer networking through this unique Minecraft experience that also allows you and your friends to work in multiplayer mode as you mine, craft and build together to survive. Working with a partner, use your skills to explore all the secrets the world has to offer, including a mysterious castle filled with challenges. No matter whether you are new to Minecraft or already love the program, this program is for YOU!
TECHSTARS: CAMP HOLLYWOOD FOR SUPER HEROESDo you want to be the next Anthony Russo? Create your very own Super Hero movie using special digital movie making cameras and software. Work in teams as directors and producers to create the story and script, build various scenes and film the movie. Use graphic editing techniques and stop motion animation, add background noise and music, then show the movie at a private screening on the last day. Everyone gets of copy of their move to take home after the program is complete.
ROBOTICS & VISUAL PROGRAMMING CAMP: WEDO AND ED BOTSTWO Great Programs in One!Explore the exciting world of robotics, and build & program your own robotic creations using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System. This unique system, designed by the experts at MIT, teaches about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Young imaginations soar! Meet Edison! Students will explore robotics as they work with Edison, the LEGO® compatible, programmable Bot! Students will use barcodes to program Edison to do everything from making music to 'battling" in the Sumo ring! Combining the versatality of the robotics with Intuitive Drag and drop PROGRAMMING software, this adventure encourages teamwork and fosters imagination and creativity.
TECHSTARS: ROBOTICS & PROGRAMMING: EDISON ROBOTICS AND ED PYTHONMeet Edison! Students will learn to work with this LEGO® compatible, programmable Bot while discovering robotics. Students will begin by using barcodes to program Edison, then will move on to Visual Drag and Drop Programming and highly versatile text based programming language Python programming. Students will program and see their code come to life with Edison Robot to make music and communicate with other bots as they create and complete challenges.
Join Fit 4 Kids this summer for a fantastic fitness camp experience that's filled with sports and games, art projects and snack time, plus special theme days like water day, Olympic day, scavenger hunts, Carnival day and more! Campers will be grouped together by age and friend requests are accepted. Back by popular demand, the camp length has been extended to help accommodate parents picking up siblings from other camps. Fit 4 Kids camp was created by Steve Kogen to get kids moving and show them that fitness can be fun.Campers must be 3 years old by 6/10/2019.
Barrel Of MonkeysMonkey campers swing into jungle fun with 'ape-related' themes including crafts, sports activities and games. Outdoor adventures include water day, featuring water balloons, sprinkler fun and silly wet games! Campers receive a T-shirt and backpack. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:8. Campers must be 4 years old by 6/10/19.
This camp includes free play, creative themes, crafts, group games and lively outdoor play. Our little bunnies have to be able to separate from parent on the first day of camp and must be toilet-learned (no pullups). Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:7. Campers must be 3 years old by 6/10/19.
Put on your shades and brighten your summer with fun! Share in creative art, story time and age-appropriate activities with your little one. A "YAMS" facilitator guides adult and child interactions as they explore together. This camp is also a socialization experience for young children and is especially helpful in familiarizing children with a classroom environment prior to preschool. Every child needs an adult participant. Campers must be 2 years old by 6/11/19.
Fun Quest is a fast-paced camp that's perfect for campers who love to be active all day long. Each week is filled with arts and crafts, games and sports, silly themes and field trips on Wednesdays. T-shirt and camp bag included. M,Th, F campers will swim at a Glenview Park District pool. Tu campers will enjoy "Specialty Days" at camp. Staff-camper ratio is 1:10.Register your camper for both the M/W/F option and the Tu/Th option if you wish to have them attend camp five days per week.Campers must be 8 years old by 8/31/19. No camp on 7/4.
Playtime Pals is a half-day camp jam-packed with weekly themes, thrilling discoveries and pure fun. Campers enjoy outdoor games, arts, crafts, sports and nature activities. Water play, including use of sprinklers and hose, as well as water games, will take place on site. T/Th campers will go on field trips each Tuesday to local attractions. MWF campers will have special visitors each Wednesday. T-shirt and camp bag included. The staff-camper ratio is 1:8Register your camper for both the M/W/F option and the Tu/Th option if you wish to have them attend camp five days per week.Campers must be 4 years old by 6/10/19. No camp on 7/4.
Each day of Sun Troopers will be filled with lots of great fun-in-the-sun activities like arts and crafts, games and sports, weekly themes, and field trips on Wednesdays. T-shirt and camp bag included.. M/F & Th campers will swim at Glenview Park District pool. Tu campers will enjoy "Specialty Days" at camp. The staff-camper ratio is 1:10.Register your camper for both the M/W/F option and the Tu/Th option if you wish to have them attend camp five days per week.Campers must be 6 years old by 8/31/19. No camp on 7/4.
Have fun all summer long with games, crafts and sports. Campers will swim at our outdoor pools three times a week and attend two field trips a week to fantastic destinations. Camp Funview is held at Park Center. Campers will spend the majority of their camp day outdoors weather permitting. Every camper will receive a camp t-shirt and backpack. Staff/camper ratio is 1:10. Camper must be 7 years old by 8/31/19.
Convenient morning (drop off between 7-8:30 am) and afternoon (pick up between 3:30-6 pm) child care service for Camp Funview and Summer Explorers! Campers must be registered by June 1. Staff to camper ratio 1:10. Campers must be at least 5-12.99 years old by 8/31/19.
KIDZ ZONE + TRIPLE PLAY SPORTSThis features three sports: flag football, soccer and basketball. Participants develop skills associated with each sport and have opportunities to use these skills in game situations. Emphasis is placed on skill development, teamwork and sportsmanship.
KIDZ ZONE + SOCCER SKILLSTransition your player to the next level! Through specifically designed small-sided games and scrimmages, coaches work with each player to improve his or her individual skills. Each camp session focuses on precision passing, targeted shooting and intermediate to advanced ball control techniques.
KIDZ ZONE + BASKETBALL SKILLSImprove your basketball fundamentals, learn advanced skills, and methods to enhance teamwork. Dribbling, passing, rebounding, shooting and defense skills are developed. Campers are divided into groups based on age, size and ability.
Kids Zone-Hip Hop DanceLearn the latest dances and basic steps to the hottest music around.1:10 staff to camper ratio.Campers must be 6 years old by 8/30/19.
Kids Zone-YR Cartoon DrawingLearn how to draw facial expressions, sound, motion and story sequences that tell a joke. Our original characters are drawn using a step-by-step method that engages children's senses of humor and vivid imaginations.1:10 staff to camper ratio.Campers must be 6 years old by 8/30/19.
KIDZ ZONE + MIXED UP ARTUse a variety of different media and techniques to explore the world of art!1:10 staff to camper ratio.Campers must be 6 years old by 8/30/19.
Kidz Zone & Mad ScienceCampers will love this hand-on scientific camp taught by Mad Science of Northern Illinois. A different theme will be explored every week.1:10 staff to camper ratio.Campers must be 6 years old by 8/30/19.
ROBOTIC ADVENTURESUsing the LEGO WeDo Robotics System, you will work in teams to build and program your own robotic creations. Learn about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more!1:10 staff to camper ratio Campers must be 6 years old by 8/30/19.
KIDZ ZONE + MULTI-SPORT ZONEPlay a variety of sports including flag football, basketball, baseball, kickball, soccer, capture the flag, and other fun group games! Each day camper’s will focus on skill development and fundamentals for each respective sport, followed by game play. Coaches ensure a fun and energetic atmosphere while promoting teamwork and good sportsmanship.
Spend your summer gaining valuable work experience, developing new skills, exploring future career possibilities, working as a team and having fun! Each CIT will help implement activities and projects under the supervision of the Camp Directors. CITs will accompany their camp during outings and field trips. CIT candidates must successfully complete the four week Saturday morning training course including CPR certification at Park Center and be able to commit to the camp session they are placed in.TO REGISTER: Submit a completed Camp Registration Form along with (1) a letter of recommendation from a non-family member; and (2) a paragraph answering the question "What do you hope to gain from the Counselor in Training program?" in 300 words or less.FOR AGES 14-15 YRS. High schoolers who have not turned 16 by June 3, 2019 and 13-year-olds who will turn 14 by August 31, 2019 may register for the CIT program.
G CREWTravel to exciting Chicagoland attractions 3 days during the week! The on-site day will include camp activities in the morning followed by a short walk to Flick Pool in the afternoon for swimming and fun in the sun. T-shirt and camp bag are included. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:10. Campers must be 11 years old by 6/10/19.
Extend your summer fun for one more week with this camp. Tuesday through Thursday, we'll take fun field trips to nearby exciting locations. Monday and Friday feature swimming at the Glenview Park District pools. Before/After care available.Staff to camper ratio 1:10Campers must be 7 years old by 8/31/19.
Convenient morning (drop off between 7-8:30 am) and afternoon (pick up between 3:30-6 pm) child care service for campers enrolled in the Summer Extension Camp. Campers must be registered by July 26. Staff to camper ratio 1:10.Campers must be 7 years old by 8/31/18.
YOUNG ADVENTURESFind adventure right in your own backyard! Campers enjoy wild sports, crazy games, creative crafts and much, much more! M/W/F campers will go on field trips on Wednesday. Tu/Th campers may go on a trip or have special guests on Thursday. This camp does not visit local swimming pools. Choose a two or three day option or combine both options for five fun-filled days of camp. T-shirt and camp backpack included.Campers must be 5 years old by 6/10/19.
A NEW camp experience with a longer day for 5 and 6 year olds! Young campers will spend the majority of their camp day outdoors with age-appropriate activities and themes. One field trip is planned for some extra camper fun each week! Before Care and After Care is also available for our campers who need an extended day. Every camper receives a camp T-shirt and Backpack. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:10.
This NEW program is designed for students of Glenview/Northbrook School District 30 who will be attending summer school during an extended summer break but anyone may register if this meets your schedule. Campers will participate in a variety of activities ranging from sports and games to arts and crafts. For all sessions, campers will embark on two field trips and for those enrolled in the August 12 session, three trips to one of Glenview's outdoor pools will be planned. Every camper receives a camp T-shirt and backpack. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:10. Non-resident fees will not be applied to this program!
CAMP WILLOWBROOK BEFORE CAREParticipants of Camp Willowbrook have the option of registering for Before Care service at the Northbrook Park District without paying non-resident fees and signing up for bus service provided by the Glenview Park District at an additional fee. In June, parents will bring their camper to the Northbrook Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave. and in August parents will bring their camper to Wescott School, 1820 Western Ave. At 8:15am, campers will board a bus with a Glenview Park District Camp Counselor and go to Willowbrook Fieldhouse for camp. Registration for bus service is done through the Glenview Park District and registration for Before Care is done through the Northrook Park District. Information on how to enroll at the Northbrook Park District is available by visiting www.nbparks.org. Note - a minimum of 7 children must be enrolled to provide this service.
CAMP WILLOWBROOK AFTER CAREParticipants of Camp Willowbrook have the option of registering for After Care service at the Northbrook Park District without paying non-resident fees and signing up for bus service provided by the Glenview Park District at an additional fee. In June, parents will pick up their camper at the Northbrook Leisure Center, 3323 Walters Ave. and in August parents will pick up their camper at Wescott School, 1820 Western Ave. At 3:30pm, campers will board a bus with a Glenview Park District Camp Counselor and go to Northbrook's After Care program. Registration for bus service is done through the Glenview Park District and registration for After Care is done through the Northrook Park District. Information on how to enroll at the Northbrook Park District is available by visiting www.nbparks.org. Note - a minimum of 7 children must be enrolled to provide this service.
We are excited to announce that the summer musical production is going to be MADAGASCAR JR ! Join our talented staff and discover the magic of performing on stage in a musical! Our young actors will spend the day rehearsing the show, which will include acting, singing and dancing. Participating in GCT nurtures creativity while building confidence, positive body image, teamwork and a sense of accomplishment. Costumes, two field trips to theatre performances, a special performance workshop done by professional performing artists as well as a T-shirt and camp bag are included.Campers must be 8 years old by 8/31/19.
CAMP WILDERNESSPlay all summer long! This full day variety camp features swimming, cookouts, games, arts and crafts, silly theme days, field trips and more, in a neighborhood camp environment. Choose a two or three day option (three-day options include Wednesday field trips). T-shirt and camp bag included.All campers must be 7 years old by 6/10/19.
X-Treme X-PlorersCampers will experience what the outdoors of Illinois has to offer. Traveling around for outdoor offsite field trips and an overnight sleepover at The Grove are just some of the activities that X-Campers will engage in. Note: Field trip days will have extended camp hours.Section B: Campers must be 8 years old (entering 3-5th grade) by 8/31/19.Section E: Campers must be 11 years old (entering 6-8th grade) by 8/31/19.
Explore the interesting world of nature! The Grove is the ideal place for your little naturalist to learn all about birds, insects, mammals, trees, flowers and more. We'll visit with turtles, take hikes in the woods, and discover animal tracks in the dirt. Staff presents a different theme each week. Staff-to-camper ratio is 1:7.Campers must be at least 4 years old by 5/1/19.
Have you ever been on a night hike or held a snake? Experience nature first hand and discover all The Grove has to offer! Weekly themes will have campers exploring nature with games, crafts and stories. Outdoor Discovery Camp includes an evening session where campers will go on a night hike and enjoy a program around the campfire.Campers must be at least 6 years old (grades 1-2) by 8/31/19.
Make the transition from the lesson tee to the first tee easy! Geared towards the experienced junior golfer, this camp gives your child the opportunity to play 9 holes of golf every day with an instructor who will be emphasizing course etiquette, rules, score keeping, pace of play, and course strategies. Juniors attending this camp must have their own equipment and have at least one year of experience, completed one week of Summer Swing Golf Camp, or completed Holes 1 through 3 of Glenview Junior Golf Academy.Campers must be 7 years old by 8/31/19.
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