Camp Brochure Booklet

8/20/2019 Camp Brochure Booklet

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BEST SUMMER EVER!Friendship, Accomplishment, BelongingCENTRAL BUCKS FAMILY YMCA | DOYLESTOWN2015 SUMMER CAMP

www.cbfymca.org


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IMPACT FOR LIFE

WIN A WEEK OF CAMPConnect with us on facebook for your chance twin a free week of camp. Contest runs once amonth January through May.

Youth Development is the social-emotional, cognitive, and physical processes that all youth uniquelyexperience from birth to career. A successful development process fullls children and teens’ innate need

to be loved, spiritually grounded, educated, competent, and healthy.

FRIENDSHIP

We demonstrate the role positive relationshipsplay in the well-being of a child through:• Staff-camper Relationships• Camper Peer Friend-making• Parent Engagement

ACCOMPLISHMENT

We help children realize their passions, talentsand potential through:• Achievement Passport• Skill Variety & Mastery Charts

BELONGING

We are a place where kids feel safe, welcomedand can express their individuality through:• Autonomous Choices• Rituals and Traditions• Daily Activity Framework

• Inclusion

NEW FOR 2015!• 7 AM CURBSIDE DROP-OFF• Revampe Traitional Camp

• PreSchool age morning offering• New group names• New weekly themes• Frienship Specialist• Nature & Healthy Living Special• Weekly Family Nights• Optional Weekly Trip A-On• New an Improve Teen Offerings• Many new Specialty Camps

OUR FOCUS IS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

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SWIMMINGCampers who are enrolled in Traditional and SportsCamps in the afternoon will be swimming each day. Allcampers are swim tested before entering the water toensure their safety. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridaysare spent in the Waterpark Pool for rec swim. Tuesdayand Thursday campers receive swim lessons in theTraditional Pool. Girls receive lessons on Tuesdays and

boys on Thursdays.

Private lessons are also available during the day foryour child. Contact Ashley Coticchio, 215.348.8131,x1409 or [email protected].

Camp Sponsors:

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE - SEE PAGE 14



Dear Parent/Guardian,

Thank you for your interest in the Y summer camp program. We are constantly selfassessing and improving our offerings in order to provide your child with the most

positive experience possible. Many hours are spent during the non-summer months toensure that all of the themes, games, and activities are well thought out and properlydeveloped, in order to ensure that your child is having the best summer ever! However,beyond the fun and excitement, much time is spent to ensure that we are focusing on

Youth Development at camp. The denition of Youth Development is the social-emotional, cognitive, andphysical processes that all youth uniquely experience from birth to career. A successful development processfullls children and teens’ innate need to be loved, spiritually grounded, educated, competent, and healthy.To ensure that we are making this positive impact on your child, Friendship, Accomplishment, and Belongingare constant themes at camp. Whether you plan on sending your child for one week of morning archery or 10weeks of Traditional Camp, your child will learn a new skill, make a new friend, and feel safe while doing so.

I look forward to seeing you this summer!

ason A. DePueCamp Director

CONNECT WITH US:

General Inuiries:Jay DePue | Camp Director | [email protected]

Registration changes/cancelations:Melanie Spratt | Camp [email protected]



DAY CAMPScheule inclues arts & crafts, music,spirit, sports & games, aily swimmingweekly events an more!

ANIMAL PLANETWeek 1 | June 22-26EMPHASIS: RespectWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Philadelphia ZooTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Welcome to Y CampFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Welcome to Y Camp

Kick-off your summer by experiencing everything new atY Camp. Form a sense of belonging to your camp groupby creating songs, chants, and dances to be performed allsummer long. Add on a trip to the Philly Zoo to see the reallive animals who give the camp groups their names!

ALL AMERICANWeek 2 | June 29-July 3

EMPHASIS: Sense of PurposeWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Constitution CenterTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: PicnicFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Parade

Let freedom ring at Y Camp! Sing patriotic songs, writeconstitutions with your camp group, and learn about thefounding of our country. Celebrate the USA with an AllAmerican picnic.

ROCK ‘N ROLLWeek 3 | July 6-10EMPHASIS: Interpersonal CompetenceWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Sesame PlaceTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Talent ShowFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Talent Show

Rock out all week long. From Elvis to glam rock to grunge,enjoy decades of music. Make your own rock band andcreate legendary album art. Work on talents all week forthe Talent Show.

SUPER HEROWeek 4 | July 13-17EMPHASIS: Service to Others

WEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Philly Rock GymTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT:Family Fun Run & Super Hero ChallengeFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT:Super Hero challenge & movie premiere

Core Man and Value Boy return to Y Camp – and theyneed your help! Triumph over villains and become bettercitizens. Create your own superhero identity, or dress upas your favorite hero. Write letters to real life heroes in thMilitary. Don’t forget to wear your capes and masks!

TRADITIONAL

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FROGSPRE-K*

CUBSGRAdES K-1

TIGERSGRAdES 2-3

LIONSGRAdES 4-5

EAGLESGRAdES 6-7

New this year, yourPreSchooler can leapinto the fun of camp

with a focus onsocialization and play.

As our eldest Traditiona

group, Eagles will take adifferent approach to daiactivities throughout the

camp day. Your PreTeen wenjoy the fun environmentcamp while serving as a romodel for younger camper

You’ll have a roarin’ goodtime at camp this summer.Your Lion will gain a senseof empowerment. Leave

your paw print onCamp at the Y.

Earn your stripes!Tigers will express theircreativity throughout all

of the thrilling experiencescamp has to offer.

Come out of hibernationfor a summer lled withexcitement. Your Cubwill build meaningfulfriendships throughexciting activities

and play.

* 3-5 year olds must be potty trained. 9 AM – 12 PM only.Preschoolers do not participate in Field Trips or swimming. EarlyCare also not available. Ability Program not available.



UNdER THE SEAWeek 5 | July 20-24EMPHASIS: CaringWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Adventure AquariumTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Family SwimFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Water Games

Camp at the Y goes on an aquatic adventure! Buildsubmarines and search for the lost city of Atlantis. Have20,000 leagues of fun during water games! See real marinelife on our trip to the Camden Aquarium.

OLYMPIC GAMES

Week 6 | July 27-31EMPHASIS: Positive Peer InuenceWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Camden Riversharks*THURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Family OlympicsFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Olympics

Train all week for the Y Camp Olympic Games. Perform in theopening ceremonies, run with the torch, and compete in thegames! Will you take home the gold?*Baseball Game

PURE PENNSYLVANIA

Week 7 | August 3-7EMPHASIS: IntegrityWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Hershey ParkTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Scavenger HuntFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Scavenger Hunt

Meet William Penn and hear the story of Pennsylvania rsthand! Reenact key moments from our state’s history. Exploreall of PA – from Philly to Pittsburgh – during the scavengerhunt.

WILd WESTWeek 8 | August 10-14EMPHASIS: HonestyWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Strasburg RailroadTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Country FairFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Gold Rush

It’s High Noon at Y Camp! Transform into cowgirls andcowboys and experience all the old west has to offer.Watch out for bandits! Finish the week by playing thecamp favorite “Gold Rush”.

AROUNd THE WORLd

Week 9 | August 17-21EMPHASIS: Cultural CompetenceWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Franklin InstituteTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Travel the WorldFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Travel the World

Explore the world and learn about different cultures! Playgames, sing songs, and learn dances from around the worShare what you’ve learned at the international pageant!

ON THE FARMWeek 10 | August 24-28

EMPHASIS: ResponsibilityWEDNESDAY TRIP (must register): Merrymead FarmTHURSDAY FAMILY NIGHT: Local FarmFRIDAY SPECIAL EVENT: Petting Zoo

Button up your overalls for a week on the farm. Grow fooand owers in the Y Camp garden. Enjoy locally grown fruand veggies. Play with real, live farm animals at the rst eY Camp petting zoo!

3-day option for Traditional DayCamp! Campers enjoy art, music,culture, sports and swimming duringthe 3 days that you pick! There is no3-day option available for half-daycamps.

“I am very impresse withthe positive impact thiscamp gave my chilren.

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SPECIALTY CAMPSARCHERY

This fun and exciting new camp option is available allummer long! This camp serves as an introduction to

Archery. Beyond time with the bow, campers will also learnerminology, technique, history, and safety.

ART CAMPSDoes your child love art? We have twodifferent art camp options to meet yourchild’s needs. Morning Art camp divesdeep by exploring many different mediasand a splash of art history. Each weekwill have its own specic curriculum.Afternoon art camp sticks to the basics

f daily art projects and fun! Every Friday, campers willhowcase their work in a show for family and friends inhe morning and afternoon camps. Both camps are led by

indsay Ackerman, an Art Education major at Tyler School ofArt. Lindsay has several years of experience in working withhildren in an artistic environment.

BABYSITTER TRAININGAcquire knowledge, skills and condenceto care for infants and young children.Develop leadership and professionalismwith business training and behaviormanagement skills. Hands-on experiencein the Y’s Child Watch area. Certicationthrough www.safesitter.org. This camp is lead by Ms.

rin Gilbert, mother of two, who has 4 yearsxperience teaching the Safe Sitter curriculum tour community youth.

BOTS

Students entering grades 3–6 willlearn to build and program LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT robots. Thisclass is designed to guide students

through building LEGO creations andprogramming them using theNXT robotics software.

All materials (NXT robots and computers) arerovided.

Ms. Erin

Mr. Ray

Ms. Linsay

Ms. Sarah

Ms. Kaitlin

Ms. Amy

COOKING

Who says nutritious can’t be delicious?This camp allows campers to practicethe basics of cooking and baking with aemphasis on the importance of eating

right! All recipes will be hands on and kifriendly so no experience is required anall materials are provided. Campers will

be able to enjoy some of their healthy treats each morningThis camp will be led by Sarah Rose Fetter, current NYUNutrition & Dietetics major.

DANCE

Just Dance! Campers have theopportunity to express themselvesthrough creative movement in manydifferent styles. Boys and girls of all

levels are invited to have fun learning thvocabulary, technique, and choreographwithin the various styles. Amy Millar

trained in dance for 15 years, is a currenteacher in the North Penn School District, and is currently theNorth Penn HS Dance Team Coach.Weeks 1 & 9 | ModernWeek 2, 4, 6, 8 | Hip-HopWeek 3 | JazzWeek 5 | BalletWeek 7 | Tap

DRAMADoes your child have a air for thedramatic? This week long camp is allabout acting, moving and exploringthe art of storytelling. Campers willhone their performance skills andgain condence through lessons, funactivities and improvisational games!

Parents are invited to see what their children have learnedat the end of the week! This camp is led by Kaitlin Healy,a recent graduate of the BFA Acting Program at ArcadiaUniversity, and runs twice during the summer.

FISHING & OUTdOORSOur very popular shing camp has a whole new element-adventure! In addition to shing, campers will enjoy newoutdoor elements such as orienteering, knot tying,wilderness rst-aid, and more! This camp travels off-siteeach day to different parks throughout Bucks County.All campers must provide their own shing rod. Bait isprovided by the camp.



Ms. Caitlin

Mr. Tyler

Ms. Brena

Ms. Rebekah

Ms. Katie

PHOTOGRAPHYThis one-week camp starts with afocus on learning the basics of howa camera works, and then explore themany processes of imagemaking. We w

work with cyanotype, image transfersand disposable cameras; we will endthe week by making a book to house aof the images we’ve made throughout

the week. It is optional to bring a camera of your own, it isnot required for this camp. Led by Kelly Mullin, a graduateof Tyler School of Art. She currently works as a freelancephotographer.

READINGSummer Reading Camp is designed tomotivate young readers in a fun and

engaging environment. Camperswill learn to employ strategies forcomprehension, and improve uency,phonics, and vocabulary through avariety of texts and literacy activities.The Central Bucks Summer Reading Lis

will be incorporated. Brenda Brown is a former public schooteacher/reading specialist.

SWIMMINGParticipate in both in-water and decksessions. Students learn basic water

safety and fundamental swimming skilDesigned for students new to the pooor that want to improve their swimmintechnique. This camp is led by the Y’sDolphin Swim Team coach Tim Ryan.

WRITING

This camp uses mentor texts toinspire writers to create daily pieces intheir writers’ notebooks. Writers focuson the components of language arts,and the writing process, as well as themechanics of writing. The Writing Camwill be taught a certied elementaryschool teacher with experience in the

Upper Dublin School District. Rebekah Massey is also aFellow of the Pennsylvania Writing and Literacy Projectthrough West Chester University.

GIRLS ON THE MOVESpend a fun and healthy morning in the“Girls On The Move Camp,” with joyfulexercise and uplifting activities for girls3rd-7th grade. Celebrate being a girl

through physical activity, journal writing,crafts and meditation with the ultimategoal of fostering condence and positiveself reection.

KIdS-TRI TRAININGGet ready for the Kids-Tri at the Y! This week will get youeady for our annual event. Get your training time in withunning, biking and swimming. Participants must provide

their own bicycle. This camp does notinclude registration for the event itself.

MAKE A MOVIELights, camera, action! Campersexperience all aspects of moviemakingas they work together to write, direct,star in, and edit a short lm. At the endof the week, parents are invited to theworld premiere! Tyler Martens has been

making movies for fun for 10 years and was the winnerf the Best Student Film Award at the 2012 New Hopenternational Film Festival.

MUSICAL THEATERLet’s put on a show! Act, sing, dance,make props and costumes, design setsand experience musical theater both onstage and behind the scenes. Camperswill have fun while learning about whatit takes to put on a musical theaterproduction. The culminating experienceis the performance of Annie Kids for

riends and family. We welcome all levels of experience tooin in the fun! The Director, Katie Piperno, holds a BA andMA in music education from Montclair StateUniversity. She spent 10 years teaching

ocal music and directing school musicals,oncerts and productions in New Jerseyublic schools.

Ms. Kelly

Mr. Tim

Camp instructors subject to change without notice.Please contact Jay dePue for more information,215.348.8131, x1143.



SPORTS CAMPS

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BASEBALLPlayers are split into teams by age and are taught thefundamental skills of elding, throwing and batting. Coacheswill also focus on game strategy, pitching and base runningtechniques. Campers participate in baseball games every day.The week wraps up with the World Series.

BASKETBALL Players are divided into teams by age and participate in

four skill stations each day. Stations help develop dribbling,shooting, passing and defensive skills. Players take part ingame play each day as well. The week concludes with ourFinal Four and NBA Finals games.

CHEERLEADING

Cheerleaders are split into two age-appropriate groups.Campers will learn cheers, techniques and gain practicalexperience at the sports camp games during that week. Eachweek campers perform in a cheer show for their families.

CROSS COUNTRY

Participants learn training schedules, running mechanics,stretching, nutrition, race strategy, peaking, cross-training,and workout design.

FLAG FOOTBALLPlayers are divided into teams by age and participate infour skill stations each day. Stations help develop passing,running, route running and defensive skills. Players competeeach day in games and learn to call their own plays as theweek progresses. The week concludes with the Y Super Bowl.

LACROSSECampers are taught cradling, passing, shooting anddefense. Skills are taught in a learning environment. Thiscamp is great for beginners and players looking to developtheir skills.

SOFTBALLPlayers are split into teams by age and are taught thefundamental skills of elding, throwing and batting. Coachwill also focus on game strategy, pitching and base runnintechniques. Campers participate in game play every day.

TENNIS

Learn the basics of tennis in a fun environment throughdrills and games. Players will learn ground strokes, volleysserves and footwork in this camp. Participants will also leato keep score during their game play. The week ends with Friday tournament. Racquet required.

TRACK & FIELdCampers explore different events and set challenging goafor themselves. Participants have the ability to focus on aspecic event like sprinting, distance, long jump, triple jumhurdles or shot put.

INdOOR SUPER SPORTSBeat the heat and learn a different sport each day of theweek. Campers are divided into age groups and the gym issplit. Older participants (8 to 12 yrs) will learn basketball,indoor soccer, oor hockey and volleyball. The younger gr(5-7 yrs) will participate in two days of basketball, indoorsoccer and oor hockey. Each week will close with a

multi-sports day.

OUR PHILOSOPHYOur sports camps reect the Seven Pillars of YMCAYouth Sports. The pillars below are emphasized in allof our sports camps. Our goal is to provide childrenwith the opportunity to develop skills in a safe, friendlyenvironment. Campers will learn skills and compete

against their fellow campers each day. Each weekcampers are grouped by age into different teams. Theirteam spirit is put on display each Friday with an end-of-the-week event (i.e. Super Bowl – Flag Football Camp).

1. Everyone Plays2. Safety First3. Fair Play4. Positive Competition5. Family Involvement6. Sport for All

7. Sport for Fun



SKATEPARK CAMPSSKATEBOARDINGWhether you are new to riding a skateboard or more

experienced, spend your summer at the park! Thispopular morning camp not only teaches campers how toride, but also focuses on aspects such as terminology, howto put together a board, and how to ride safely. Participantsare separated into smaller instructional groups based on ageand experience. Each day of camp includes both “free skate”and instruction. Parents are welcome to watch on Fridays forour weekly Skate Camp competition, where the “Skate CampChamp” of the week is announced. During weeks #2 and #8,campers receive their own YMCA skate deck that they will paintand customize at camp! Skateboard, helmet, elbow and kneepads are required.

SCOOTERING

Campers learn tips & tricks from a qualied

scooter counselor! Includes both instruction and supervised“free skate”. All participants must provide their own scoote

Skatepark Sponsor:

SOCCER

Players are divided into teams by age and participate infour skill stations each day. Stations help develop dribbling,shooting, passing and defensive skills. Players take part ingame play each day as well. Players show off their countrypride at our World Cup on Friday.

VOLLEYBALLParticipants are introduced to skills such as serving, passingand digging. Coaches will also focus on the rules andstrategy of the game. Players will play games each dayduring the week.

AFTERNOON SPORTS Campers are split into two groups by age. The Rookiesconsist of ages 5 to 8 and the Veterans are ages 9 to 12.Participants will stay active in the afternoon by playing avariety of sports and cooperative games throughout theweek. Campers will swim for 30 minutes each day.



ABILITY CAMPSSPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMMING

Ability Camp at Central Bucks Family YMCA is a “camp within

a camp” designed for campers who, in order to be safe andsuccessful, require smaller ratios than what you may nd in araditional summer camp environment.

For the majority of the day, campers participate side by sidewith their typical peers in activities like arts & crafts, sports& games, and swimming. For one period each day, campersocus on social skills, individual goals, or may choose to “take

a break.”

There will be swimming instruction and recreational swimunder the direction of YMCA trained swim instructors andAmerican Red Cross lifeguards.

To be most successful in this camp, it is the expectation thatcampers are mainstreamed without support for at least partof the day in their school environment while designed forall disabilities; the camper must be independent in toiletingand feeding. Parent input and involvement in planning andmanaging behaviors is also expected. Prior to enrollment inAbility Camp at the Y, parents and campers must meet withcamp directors to establish relationships, and discuss thecampers’ needs and goals for the summer. An IEP must besubmitted prior to the start of camp.

Intereste in learning more about ourspecial nees programming?

Contact Meghan Halberstat:[email protected]

215-348-8131 x1136

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Price

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TRADITIONAL CAMPS

FULL DAY - 5 DAY

Kindergarten to 1st Grade 9-4 $339 $455

2nd to 3rd Grade 9-4 $315 $425

4th to 7th Grade 9-4 $305 $410HALF DAY - 5 DAY

AM Only 9-12 $185 $225

PM Only 12-4 $195 $235

ABILITY CAMP PRICESAbility Camp prices for individuals with special needs rethe smaller camp counselor/camper radio and additionacare/time spent with each camper. For other Ability Camprices, contact Meghan Halberstadt, 215.348.8131, x1or [email protected] or view online at www.cbfymca.org under Programs>Camp>Ability Camp.

SPORTS CAMPS, SPECIALTY CAMPS ANDEXTENDED CARE ALSO AVAILABLE!



TEEN CAMPS

TEEN TRIP WEEK!

All Teen Campers, during the week of July 27,will hit the road and enjoy a week of fun.All Teens must participate in trips.“Typical” CIT/LIT camps are not available this week.

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT) Assist our highly qualied staff in leading daily activities andwork with children of different ages and abilities. CITs learncamp operations and also develop individual leadership skillsto help them in future endeavors. All CIT’s are required tocomplete a week of training rst, followed by 4 CIT weeks.

1st year CITs - Do not participate in Traditional CampTrips.

2n year CITs - Do not participate in Traditional Camp

Trips.

3r year CITs - Do participate in Traditional Camp Trips.

LEAdER IN TRAINING (LIT) Service to self and others is at the heart of the LIT programThe Y is focused on giving teens the tools to bring positivechange to their community and create lasting relationshipswith their peers.The LIT program utilizes the Y’s core values and the SearchInstitute’s 40 Developmental Assets® as a roadmap todevelop our teens into healthy, caring, and responsible youadults. As a LIT, each teen will have the opportunity toparticipate in weekly volunteer projects as they exploreimportant community and teen issues. Each LIT must have

letter of recommendation from someone in a leadership rolin our community for this program.

Take part in the most fun and impactful summer of yourlife. Whether you choose to be a Counselor in Training (CIT)or Leader in Training (LIT), both paths develop teens intopositive role models. CITs partner with Camp Staff to workwith young campers and learn responsibility, while LIT campfocuses on self-development and positive peer socilization.Teens in both programs will experience the fun and

high-energy environment of the Y.

For LITs and CITS, every Wednesday is an intentional day offun, reection, and leadership development. This day at theY includes special activities and a guest speaker.

All LITs and all 1st year CITS must obtain a letter ofrecommendation (from a teacher or coach) to be turned inbefore the rst day of camp.

Weekly EmphasisWeek 1...........Respect (CIT Training)

Week 2...........Sense of PurposeWeek 3...........Interpersonal Competence (CIT Training)Week 4...........Service to OthersWeek 5...........Caring (CIT Training)Week 6...........IntegrityWeek 7...........HonestyWeek 8...........Positive Peer InuenceWeek 9...........Cultural CompetenceWeek 10.........Responsibility

Monday 7.27.15 Dorney Park

Tuesday 7.28.15 Rockville Climbing Center

Wednesday 7.29.15 Camden River Sharks

Thursday 7.30.15 Sky Zone

Friday 7.31.15 Lake Nockamixon

Teen Camp curriculum supported by CB CARESEDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION. More informationabout the 40 Developmental Assets® can be foundat www.search-institute.org.



PHILAdELPHIA ZOO$39 | Wednesday, June 24, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMThe Philadelphia Zoo’s 42-acre Victorian garden ishome to more than 1,300 animals, many of them rareand endangered. By connecting people with wildlife, thePhiladelphia Zoo creates joyful discovery and inspiresaction for animals and habitats.

CONSTITUTION CENTER$29 | Wednesday, July 1, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMThe Constitution Center brings the United StatesConstitution to life by hosting interactive exhibitions andconstitutional conversations and inspires active citizenshipby celebrating the American constitutional tradition.

A to an alreay wonerful summer byaing on a trip to your camp week. In orerto register for a trip, you must alreay beregistere for that full-ay of camp (seeparent hanbook for etails). Campers mustwear their 2015 summer camp t-shirts.

ENHANCE YOURSUMMER WITH

FIELd TRIPS

TRIP DAYS

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SESAME PLACE $59 | Wednesday, | July 8, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMOne of the happiest amusement parks in PA where SesamStreet comes to life! Enjoy a summer trip with rides, showand other exciting activities.

PHILLY ROCK GYM$29 | Wednesday, July 15, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMEnjoy the excitement and challenges of rock climbing atthis enormous indoor facility.



AdVENTURE AqUARIUM$39 | Wednesday, July 22, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMWhether you’re a rst-time visitor or a returningguest, you can count on new hands-on activities,new animals and exhibits and new moments of magic.

CAMdEN RIVERSHARKS BASEBALL GAME$29 | Wednesday, July 29, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMEnjoy a fun-lled day at the ball park.

HERSHEY PARK$59 | Wednesday, August 5, 2015Departure: 8:00 AM | Return: 5:30 PMOver 65 rides and attractions!

STRASBURG RAILROAd & RAILROAd MUSEUMOF PENNSYLVANIA$29 | Wednesday, August 12, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PM

Climb aboard the larger-than-life steam train and enjoya 45-minute, round-trip ride through the tranquil Amishcountryside to Paradise, PA and back. The RailroadMuseum of Pennsylvania houses one of the most signicantcollections of historic railroad artifacts in the world.

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE$39 | Wednesday, August 19, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMFounded in honor of America’s rst scientist, BenjaminFranklin, The Franklin Institute is one of the oldest andpremier centers of science education and development in

the country.

MERRYMEAd FARM $19 | Wednesday, August 26, 2015Departure: 9:15 AM | Return: 4:00 PMCome spend the day on a real live working farm.

A new trip every Wenesay! Register

for trips at least one week in avance toensure your spot. Spaces ll up uickly.Transportation for all trips are provie byFirst Stuent.


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CAMP FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INFORMATION

1. First, register in person at the Welcome Center for all of the camps you are requesting assistance for by:• Completing all camp registration paperwork (can be obtained on-line or at the Welcome Center).• Paying a discounted deposit of $10 per camp, per week, per child, to hold your spot while your nancial assistance request is b

processed. Example: If you are requesting Early Care, Late Care, and Full Day Camp for Week 1 for one child – we require a $30 deposit for thweek.

If you are requesting separate morning and afternoon camps for any week, you will need to pay a deposit for each of those campCamps that run in two week sessions require a $10 deposit per week, even though they are listed as one session.

2. Next, submit the completed Financial Assistance Application with all required paperwork (2014 tax return and current nancial information – pay, support, welfare, social security, unemployment, etc.) to the Welcome Center.

3. Allow at least 3 weeks for processing of the nancial assistance application. June camp requests must be submitted by June 1, Jucamp requests must be submitted by June 15, and August camp requests must be submitted by July 1. Steps 1 and 2 above MUSbe completed by these deadline dates.

4. After receiving your qualication for nancial assistance, if you would like to register for more camps than you initially requestedplease visit the Welcome Center and register for the additional camps at least 10 days prior to the start of those camps. There isadditional paperwork required - just the additional deposits.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE GUIDELINES% Individual pays of the program feePlease note: 0% receives maximum assistance granted, which correlates to a nominal fee.

Extenuating circumstances are considered including:• change in family status

• diagnosis of long-term medical condition• recently unemployedEveryone deserves the Y. Please connect with us to see if you qualify: [email protected], or 215-348-8131, x1139.

# INDIVIDUALS IN THE FAMILY

Gross Annual Income 1 2 3 4 5 6

$15,000-$19,000 15% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%

$20,000-$24,000 30% 15% 0% 0% 0% 0%

$25,000-$29,000 45% 30% 15% 0% 0% 0%

$30,000-$34,000 60% 45% 30% 15% 0% 0%

$35,000-$39,000 75% 60% 45% 30% 15% 0%

$40,000-$44,000 90% 75% 60% 45% 30% 0%

$45,000-$49,000 100% 90% 75% 60% 45% 15%

$50,000-$54,000 100% 100% 90% 75% 60% 30%


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PRICING & AVAILABILTY | Register online at www.cbfymca.org or visit the Welcome Cent

Grade inSept. 2015 Time

MemberPrice

Non-Member

Price

Week 1June 22-June 26

Week 2June 29-

July 3

Week 3July 6-July10

Week 4July 13-July 17



Week 7Aug 3-Aug 7

Week 8Aug 10-Aug 14

Week 9Aug 17-Aug 21

Week Aug 2Aug 2

TRADITIONAL CAMPS

Traditional | 5-day | Full Day K-7th 9-4 $226 $305

Traditional | 5-day | AM Only K-7th 9-12 $105 $142

Traditional | 5-day | PM Only K-7th 12-4 $131 $177

Traditional | 3-day | Full Day K-7th 9-4 $181 $244

Trip | trip option only forWednesday campers | 9AM-4 PM

K-7th 9-4 See pg.12for pricing

PreSchool | 5-day | AM NEW! ages 3-5 9-12 $149 $201 N/A

PreSchool | 3-day | AM NEW! ages 3-5 9-12 $119 $161 N/A

Counselor in Training | 5-day 8th-10th 9-4 $120 $180

Leader in Training | 5-Day 8th-10th 9-4 $120 $180

SPECIALTY CAMPS (All 5 Day Camps)

Archery NEW! 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A

Art - Morning 1st-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A

Art - Afternoon 1st-7th 1-4 $149 $201 N/A

Babysitter Training ages 11-14 1-4 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Cooking NEW! 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Dance 1st-7th 1-4 $149 $201 Modern Hip-Hop Jazz Hip-Hop Ballet Hip-Hop Tap Hip-Hop Modern N/A

Drama 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Girls On the Move 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Kids-Tri Training NEW! 1st-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Make a Movie NEW! 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Reading noted 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A K-1st 2nd &3rd N/A N/A N/A N/A

Writing NEW! noted 9-12 $149 $201 N/A K-1st 2nd &3rd N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Photography NEW! 3rd-7th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Musical Theater | 2 wks NEW! 3rd-7th 9-4 $500 $675 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Swimming NEW! ages 5-8 9-12 $149 $201 N/A

BOTS NEW! 3rd-6th 9-12 $149 $201 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Fishing & Outdoors NEW! 1st-7th 9-1 $164 $221 N/A

SPORTS CAMPS (All 5 day camps)

Afternoon Sports K-7th 12-4 $131 $177

Baseball 3rd-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Basketball K-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Cheerleading K-5th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A

Cross Country 3rd-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Flag Football K-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Indoor Super Sports K-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Lacrosse 3rd-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Scootering 1st-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A

Skateboarding 1st-7th 9-12 $105 $142Soccer K-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Softball NEW! 3rd-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Tennis K-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A

Track & Field 3rd-10th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Volleyball 3rd-7th 9-12 $105 $142 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

EXTENDED CARE

Early Care | 5-Day NEW! K-7th 7-9 AM $40 $54

Late Care | 5-Day K-7th 4-6 PM $40 $54

Early Care | 3-Day NEW! K-7th 7-9 AM $32 $43

Late Care | 3-Day K-7th 4-6 PM $32 $43

Paint-A-Board $125 | $162N/A | Camp not Available Teen Trip Week $262 | $335


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PERMIT NO. 3

CENTRAL BUCKS FAMILY YMCA2500 Lower State RoadDoylestown, PA 18901215.348.8131 | www.cbfymca.org

qUESTIONS? COME TO AN OPENHOUSE TO SPEAK TO CAMP STAFFANd TOUR OUR FACILITY...

Thursday | Apr. 2 | 5-7 PM | Y Main Lobby

Tuesday | Apr. 14 | 5:30-7:30 PM | Y Main Lobby

Saturday | Apr. 18 | 9 AM-2 PM | Camp Pavilion

Thursday | May 7 | 5-7 PM | Y Main Lobby

Tuesday | May 12 | 5:30-7:30 PM | Y Main Lobby

Saturday | May 23 | 9 AM-Noon | Y Main Lobby

Wednesday | Jun. 10 | 5-7 PM | Y Main Lobby

MEET YOUR COUNSELOR dAYSaturday | Jun 20 | 10 AM NOON | Camp Pavilion

Documents

Camp Brochure Booklet