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1 CAMP GENERAL INFORMATION AGE REQUIREMENTS In order to provide a safe and enjoyable program, age restrictions are applied to our camp programs. Campers must be the minimum age required on the start date of the program. BEFORE AND AFTER CARE Before and after care is available for most City of Brampton camps. Extended hours are 7:30 am-9:00 am and 4:00 pm-6:00 pm. A separate registration and fee is required. PICK AND DROP OFF GUIDELINES Prior to first day of camp, please visit our website ( to fill out all required forms which will be due on the first day of camp. Parents/Guardians will require to show photo identification to camp staff when picking up their participant(s). GOOD BEHAVIOUR GUIDELINES The City of Brampton is committed to providing a safe and harassment-free environment. Coarse language, physical, aggressive, disrespectful, or uncooperative behaviour is not acceptable. If inappropriate behaviour occurs, it will be recorded, reported and may result in removal from the program and/or facility. PAGE 20 PARTICIPANT CONDUCT Please inform us of any family or behavioural concerns. Our staff will make every effort to accommodate your child s needs; however, we reserve the right to withdraw your child from the program should their behaviour cause harm to themselves, other participants, staff or property. SUN SAFETY Our motto SLIP SLAP SLOP Remember to slip on a shirt, slap on a hat and slop on the sunscreen. Campers should bring sunscreen (minimum SPF 30), reusable water bottle and a hat to camp every day. LUNCH AND SNACKS Campers are responsible to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks. Please pack items that do not require refrigeration or heating. Remember to send a reusable water bottle PLEASE NO NUT PRODUCTS ALLERGEN AWARE ENVIRONMENT City of Brampton camps have adopted an allergen reduced environment. Please avoid packing foods that contain common allergens such as peanuts or nuts of any kind. Please be aware that lunch checks are not completed. MEDICATION For your child s well-being, make sure staff is aware of any allergies or medications. It is strongly recommended that campers take medication at home under the supervision of parents/guardians. Campers requiring medication, (e.g. EpiPen, asthma inhalers) during program hours must have a signed Personal Information Record with a current photo of the participant. Medication is only accepted in daily doses. Please ensure that all medication is submitted in its original container. Campers carrying an EpiPen or inhaler are to carry their pens or inhalers in a fanny pack that is accessible at all times. Staff and the department are not responsible for lost or damaged medications. CAMP DRESS CODE Running shoes are strongly recommended for all camps. Comfortable play clothes. Please label all towels, bags and clothing. Sunscreen and hats are strongly recommended. Staff and the department are not responsible for lost or stolen items brought to camp. RAIN OR SHINE All camps continue to operate during inclement weather. Please dress your child accordingly.

2 GENERAL INTERESTS SUMMER DATES Camps begin July 3, 2019 Camps are not scheduled to run August 6, 2019 In addition to the specifics in the descriptions below, campers may also participate in various camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These Camp hours are 9:00 am - 4:00 pm unless otherwise stated. Remember that your child(ren) have spent a long, funfilled day at camp. Please pick them up on time. Participants not picked up on time may be subject to a late fee charge. Please see our website for details. ANIMAL ADVENTURE TRIPPERS This program is for campers who love animals. Participants will learn about the habitat, care and characteristics of various animals. Campers will embark on an adventure once a week to an animal-themed attraction. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Earnscliffe and Professor s Lake ARCHERY This program is for participants who would like to learn or refine their bow and arrow skills. Participants will learn parts of the bow and arrow, proper shooting technique including stances, release, follow-through and anchor points. including running shoes. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Professor s Lake ARTS AND CRAFTS This hands-on camp will encourage creativity and imagination in arts and crafts through the use of paper, paint and play dough. Age: 4 6, 6 10, Offered at: Century Gardens PAGE 21 BAKE AND DECORATE Come learn to bake a variety of different types of cupcakes and decorate them too! Campers will learn how to use different decorating frosting tips in order to learn to make different patterns, designs, flowers, and animals on cupcakes. Campers may also and crafts. Offered at: Century Gardens BALL HOCKEY Participants will learn the rules, offensive and defensive positioning, passing, shooting and ball control. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Required Equipment: CSA certified hockey helmet with full facemask. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Chris Gibson and Earnscliffe BARNYARD EXPLORERS Campers will learn about a variety of different farm animals and the steps needed to ensure their health and care. General barnyard maintenance will be taught through hands-on challenges and activities. Participants will also use the Children s Garden to study vegetable growth and upkeep. including running shoes. Campers may also and crafts. Age: 6 10 Offered at: Chinguacousy Park BASEBALL Participants will learn the rules, positioning, throwing, catching, fielding and batting. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Required Equipment: Baseball glove and helmet and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Participants may bring their own baseball bats if desired. Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Chris Gibson and Earnscliffe BASKETBALL This camp is for ballers of all abilities. Participants will enhance their offensive and defensive positioning, dribbling, shooting and passing. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. activities vary by location Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Century Gardens, Gore Meadows Community Centre BIKE ADVENTURE Bike riders are encouraged to come out and explore the City of Brampton and some of its amazing parks on their bicycle through our beautiful trails! Youth will have the opportunity to learn bicycle mechanics, bicycle safety, riding dynamics and proper bicycle etiquette on and off road. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about destinations. Required Equipment: Bike in good working order with a working bell, CSA certified bike helmet, comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Offered at: Chinguacousy Park, Jim Archdekin BMX Campers will develop fundamental BMX bike skills that include: balance, how to drop in, and riding the bowl. Through these basics campers will also learn to follow skate park etiquette. Required Equipment: BMX Bike, knee pads, elbow pads and CSA certified BMX helmet and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in various camp activities such as cooperative games, sports and water activities. These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park BORN TO STAND OUT This program is for campers who want to work on developing a positive self-image. Campers will develop a toolbox of skills such as effective communication, bullying prevention, stress management, positive body image and decision making, to assist in managing friendships and home life. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Chinguacousy Wellness Centre BRAMPTON LIFESAVING CLUB Brampton Lifesaving Camp offers serious fun and energy while working to develop skills and gain experience in a variety of competitive lifesaving events. This Camp stresses fun and aquatic skill development

3 based on personal-best achievement. Prerequisite: Can complete a minimum of 100m of uninterrupted front crawl. Required Equipment: Bathing/Swimming attire and comfortable clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in These Age: 8 16 Offered at: Balmoral BUSINESS KIDS-LEMONADE STAND Through high-level games and workshops this program will challenge every participant as he/she uncovers their own entrepreneurial skills. Through the program campers will learn how to start, manage and close their own business. Campers may also participate in These activities vary by location Offered at: Century Gardens BUSINESS KIDS-MARKET DAY Designed for those with entrepreneurial experience or returning Biz Kids Campers. Individuals will design and produce an innovative product and learn how to use marketing tools to promote their business at Market Day. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Century Gardens CANOE AND KAYAK This program will introduce you to the basic skills of kayaking and canoeing. Learn efficient paddling, proper balance in the boat, basic boat rescue and how to stay safe on the water. This is a great introduction and confidence builder for those preparing for the open waters. All equipment will be provided. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required, but participants must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket. Required Equipment: Bathing/swimming attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. Offered at: Professor s Lake CANOE AND KAYAK ADVENTURE TRIPPERS This program will introduce you to the basic skills of kayaking and canoeing. Learn efficient paddling, proper balance in the boat, basic boat rescue and how to stay safe on PAGE 22 the water. This is a great introduction and confidence builder for those preparing for the open waters. All equipment will be provided. Campers will go on a weekly trip where they will explore an conservation area or outdoor education centre. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required, but participants must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket. Required Equipment: Bathing/swimming attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. sports, water activities and crafts. Offered at: Professor s Lake CHINGUACOUSY PARK Come explore Brampton s iconic Chinguacousy Park and all its fun attractions. Hike along our trails, learn about all the plants we grow, make new friends with the barn animals, play a round of mini-golf and much more. outdoor/ weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in Age: 4 6, 6 10, Offered at: Chinguacousy Park CIRCUS SCHOOL Campers who have always wanted to join the circus will have the opportunity to try several circus arts such as acrobatics, juggling, slackline walking, mini-trampoline and hoops. Campers will perform in a show at the end of the week. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Ken Giles COMPETITIVE WATER SPORTS Campers will enjoy playing various pool based team sports including inner tube water polo, Waboba Ball, water volleyball, underwater hockey and more. Prerequisite: Can swim a minimum of 50m uninterrupted front crawl and tread water for up to 2 minutes. clothing including running shoes and bathing/swimming attire. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Balmoral CREATIVE WRITING Using storytelling exercises, dialogue, dreams and other techniques, children create their own stories and produce an illustrated book. Participants will use computers in our Mac lab to enhance their storybook. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 6 10, Offered at: Central Public School, Gore Meadows Community Centre CRICKET This program will focus on the fundamentals of cricket. Participants will learn the rules, positioning, bating, bowling and fielding. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Earnscliffe, Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex, Cassie Campbell Community Centre DANCE This introductory dance program will emphasize fun and creative movement. Children will learn basic steps in a variety of dance disciplines such as ballet and jazz. Participants will learn a new routine each week that will be performed at the end of each week. Campers may also participate in These Age: 4 6 Offered at: Central Public School, Gore Meadows Community Centre, Howden DANCE AND CHEER At this camp, participants will learn a new routine each week and will perform every Friday. Campers learn introductory dance moves along with introductory cheerleading stunts and routines. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Cassie Campbell Community Centre DRAMA ARTS - LITTLE STARS Is your little star ready for the spotlight? This two-week program introduces acting skills, a variety of dance styles, and art techniques. Campers will work on characterization and will use their talents to create a theatrical performance using sound, lights, and costumes on stage. Age: 6 9 Offered at: Central Public School

4 GENERAL INTERESTS DRAMA ARTS - TRIPLE THREAT In this two-week camp, participants of all abilities and skill levels will have the opportunity to become triple threats as they participate in a Broadway-style boot camp. Advanced singing, acting and dancing techniques will be explored. Participants will present a musical theatre performance using sound, lights, and costumes on stage. Age: Offered at: Central Public School DRAMA ARTS- EMERGING PERFORMERS This two-week program takes your camper s performance to the next level! Campers will have the opportunity to further enhance their acting skills, dance moves, and art techniques. Campers will be introduced to more challenging characters and will use their talents to create a theatrical performance using sound, lights, and costumes on stage. Offered at: Central Public School DRAMA PERFORMANCE BASICS In this camp, drama, dance and art will be combined to create an exciting play with a unique script and props; made by the participants. Participants will be able to show off their hard work and talent with a showcase at the end of the week. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Greenbriar, Snelgrove Community Centre EINSTEIN Campers will enjoy this hands-on curriculumbased program which includes math, science and technology. Participants will learn scientific basics through hands-on activities and scientific experiments that focus on observation, discovery and analysis. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6, 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Chinguacousy Wellness Centre, Earnscliffe, Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex, Howden ELDORADO - BOYS Being outdoors has never been so exciting! Campers will enjoy the great outdoors through activities such as hiking, crafts, water play and themed activities. Campers will be encouraged and motivated to try activities that only the outdoors can provide. including running shoes and swimming attire. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Offered at: Eldorado Park ELDORADO - GIRLS Being outdoors has never been so exciting! Campers will enjoy the great outdoors through activities such as hiking, crafts, water play and themed activities. Campers will be encouraged and motivated to try activities that only the outdoors can provide. including running shoes and swimming attire. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Offered at: Eldorado Park ELDORADO Being outdoors has never been so exciting! Campers will enjoy the great outdoors through activities such as hiking, crafts, water play and themed activities. Campers will be encouraged and motivated to try activities that only the outdoors can provide. including running shoes. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Age: 4 5 Offered at: Eldorado Park ELDORADO IT FACTOR The program combines the fun of camp along with the skill development associated with our leadership programs such as communication, motivation, and creativity. Campers will participate in team building activities and games, camp projects, daily swims, archery and hikes along the Credit River, in order to reach the goal of helping to develop their leadership and teamwork skills. including running shoes and swimming attire. Campers may also participate in Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Age: Offered at: Eldorado Park ELDORADO TRAILBLAZERS This camp has three areas your child will enjoy: environmental, adventure and team building. Environmental includes forest exploration, hiking, pond study and animal tracking. Adventure includes water hiking, fishing and canoeing. Team building includes low ropes, orienteering and shelter building. All hiking trips will be to GTA conservation areas. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. including running shoes and swimming attire. sports, water activities and crafts. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Offered at: Eldorado Park EMS Campers who have always wanted to learn about being a First Responder will have the opportunity to interact with Firefighters, Paramedics and Police Officers. Campers will explore Emergency Services to learn about fire, rescue and emergency medical services, in a safe, controlled, educational and fun environment. Campers may also participate in Age: 6 10 Offered at: Chinguacousy Park ENGINEERING HABITATS Campers will work together to research and investigate the biology of a variety of insect and plant species, including their natural habitats and ecosystems. Campers will team up to create a functioning solitary bee habitat, ant farm and desktop greenhouse. Offered at: Earnscliffe PAGE 23

5 ENGINEERING LEGO BUILDERS 1 Participants will develop their social skills and deepen their understanding of the world around them using Duplo LEGO bricks. Each week a new theme will help them explore and learn about their communities through discussions, building activities, roleplaying, and idea sharing. Participants will be provided with the opportunity to explore the world beyond their immediate surroundings while learning new vocabulary about people, places, and things in real life. Some of the themes may include: own town, my home, community helpers, healthcare workers, shopping, and places to eat. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6 Offered at: South Fletcher s Sportsplex ENGINEERING LEGO BUILDERS 2 Participants will continue to develop their social skills and deepen their understanding of the world around them using Duplo LEGO bricks. Each week a new theme will help them explore and learn about their communities through discussions, building activities, role-playing, and idea sharing. Participants will be provided with the opportunity to explore the world beyond their immediate surroundings while learning new vocabulary about people, places, and things in real life. Some of the themes may include: public transportation, preschool, physical activities, touring town, extended families, and helping each other. Prerequisite: Engineering LEGO Builders 1. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6 Offered at: South Fletcher s Sportsplex ENGINEERING LEGO EARLY SIMPLE MACHINES 1 Participants will be able to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with Duplo LEGO simple machines bricks and guided activities that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will work through real world investigations and problem solving to make assumptions and predictions as they make models. Themes to be explored may include: pinwheels, spinning tops, seesaws, rafts, car launchers, and measuring cars. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 5 7 Offered at: Greenbriar PAGE 24 ENGINEERING LEGO EARLY SIMPLE MACHINES 2 Participants will continue to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with LEGO simple and powered machines bricks and problem-solving tasks that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will use their knowledge of simple machines to work through real world investigations and use problem solving skills to make assumptions and predictions as they design and make models. Prerequisite: Engineering LEGO Simple & Powered Machines 1 (8 to 12 Years) Age: 5 7 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO SIMPLE AND POWERED MACHINES 1 Participants will be able to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with LEGO simple and powered machines bricks and guided activities that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will learn about work through real world activities surrounding the topics of levers, wheels and axles, pulleys, inclined planes, wedges, screws, gears, cams, pawl and ratchets, and structures. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 9 13 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO SIMPLE AND POWERED MACHINES 2 Participants will continue to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with LEGO simple and powered machines bricks and problem-solving tasks that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will use their knowledge of simple machines to work through real world investigations and use problem solving skills to make assumptions and predictions as they design and make models. Prerequisite: Engineering LEGO Simple & Powered Machines 1 ( Years). Age: 9 13 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO SIMPLE MACHINES 1 Participants will be able to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with LEGO simple and powered machines bricks and guided activities that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will learn about work through real world activities surrounding the topics of gears, wheels and axles, levers and pulleys. Age: 7 9 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO SIMPLE MACHINES 2 Participants will be able to work as young scientists, engineers and designers working with LEGO simple and powered machines bricks and guided activities that promote design technology, science and mathematics. Participants will continue to learn and work through real world problem-solving activities surrounding the topics of gears, wheels and axles, levers and pulleys. Prerequisite: Engineering LEGO Simple Machines Level 1 (7-9 Years). Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 7 9 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO STEAM PARK 1 Participants explore the world around them as they use functional elements to build interactive models using Duplo LEGO bricks. Each week develop science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) skills, including understanding cause and effect relationships, making predictions and observations, problem-solving and creating representations. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 4 6 Offered at: Greenbriar ENGINEERING LEGO STEAM PARK 2 Participants will continue to explore the world around them as they use functional elements to build interactive models using Duplo LEGO bricks. Each week they will continue to develop science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) skills, including understanding cause and effect relationships, making predictions and observations, problem-solving and creating representations that were introduced previously. Prerequisite: Engineering LEGO STEAM Park 1. Campers may also participate in These Age: 4 6 Offered at: Greenbriar

6 GENERAL INTERESTS EXPEDITION TRIPPERS Campers will participate in the traditional camp experience and will travel on two different trips throughout the week to the GTA s premiere attractions. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about both weekly destinations. including running shoes. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 6 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre FIELD AND WATER SPORTS Campers will learn basic rules and techniques of various field sports such as baseball, lacrosse, soccer as well as favourite water sports such as underwater hockey, water polo and water basketball. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required, but participants must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket. clothing including running shoes and bathing/swimming attire. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Earnscliffe FINE ART STUDIO Campers will participate in creative and fun exercises over the week to develop their use of some of the basic elements of art such as tone, line, perspective, texture and shape. A variety of materials will be explored including charcoal, pencils, mixed media, watercolour and acrylic paints. Campers will host an Art Show featuring their work at the end of each session. Fee includes cost of all materials. Offered at: Central Public School FITZONE AND FUN Campers will participate in fitness activities and games to develop physical literacy and fundamental movement skills. Campers will be active throughout the week indoors and outdoors and work towards the Swim to Survive Standard in the pool, which includes rolling into deep water, treading water for one minute, and swimming 50 metres. They will also work towards increasing their knowledge in healthy active living, nutrition and safety. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required, but participants must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket. clothing including running shoes and bathing/swimming attire. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Century Gardens FRENCH This interactive and themed camp offers an educational camp experience primarily through a classroom setting. This camp is conducted predominantly in French and is a great opportunity for children who are attending French Immersion for school. Age: 4 6, 6 8, 8 10 Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre FUN WITH SNACKS AND TREATS Through this camp, participants will indulge their creative side while working with no bake recipes. Participants will make a variety of intriguing treats and snacks that use basic ingredients without the need to use an oven. Age: 4 6, 6 10 Offered at: Central Public School, Earnscliffe GLEE CLUB Sing, dance and have fun! Campers will be encouraged to learn today s most popular song lyrics and create their own choreography and dances to go along with them. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre, Jim Archdekin GOLF This program will teach the fundamentals of golf and various ways to improve your swing. Focus will be on driving, chipping, pitching and putting. Participants will practice on our practice nets, putting greens and 9-Hole golf course. Required Equipment: Full set of golf clubs and appropriate golf attire. Offered at: Peel Village Golf Course GUITAR Participants will have fun learning basic notes, strumming and reading chord charts using their own guitar! Music books will be provided. Required Materials: Each participant must bring their own guitar. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Century Gardens GYMNASTICS Have fun developing body awareness, coordination, flexibility and strength using Olympic gymnastics equipment. Campers PAGE 25

7 may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. Age: 4 6, 6 13 Offered at: Ken Giles GYMNASTICS CHEERLEADING This program focuses on stretching, stunts, formations, tricks, cheers and chants. Participants will coordinate various routines that showcase their flexibility, coordination and strength. Participants will also take part in Gymnastics activities such as Trampoline, Beams, and Circuits. Age: 4 6, 6 13 Offered at: Ken Giles HOCKEY Participants will learn the rules and improve their basic hockey skills as well as skill development in the areas of stick handling, passing, shooting, offense and defense. Hockey will be a major focus of the camp. Prerequisite: Participants must have a competent level of skating and have completed a minimum of one season of organized hockey. Required Equipment: Participants must wear full hockey equipment including: CSA certified hockey helmet with a full facemask, hockey gloves, shoulder pads, elbow pads, shin pads, hockey skates and hockey jersey. Participants must bring their own stick. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Earnscliffe INCLUSIVE: DAY TRIPPERS This camp program is for campers with disabilities to participate in activities and trips. This program is great for all those who thrive on new experiences. Daily thrill seekers will board the bus to embark on exciting adventures to visit some of the GTA and surrounding area s premiere attractions. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Before and after care is available; a separate registration and fee is required. Additional Fees: Services for individuals with needs that require one-to-one supervision are available and can be arranged for an additional fee. Please note that additional support will be scheduled on a first come basis and subject to available staff. For additional information, please contact the Inclusive Programmer at Age: 14+ Offered at: Chinguacousy Ski Chalet INCLUSIVE: NO LIMITS This camp program is for campers with disabilities to participate in activities including crafts, games, music, swimming and special events. These fun and inclusive activities will also promote social, fine and gross motor skills development. Additional Fees: Services for individuals with needs that require one-to-one supervision are available and can be arranged for an additional fee. Please note that additional support will be scheduled on a first come basis and subject to available staff. For additional information, please contact the Inclusive Programmer at , 14 20, 21+ Offered at: Terry Miller, Jim Archdekin, Century Gardens INCLUSIVE: ON THE MOVE TRIPPERS This camp program is for participants with disabilities who need minimal support and supervision. This program involves activities such as crafts, games and sports, water sports and a trip. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. For additional information, please contact the Inclusive Programmer at Age: 14 20, 21+ Offered at: Chinguacousy Ski Chalet KIDS IN THE KITCHEN Enjoy the excitement of the kitchen while learning how to plan, shop, prepare, cook and bake many different creations from around the world. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 6 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Chinguacousy Wellness Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre, Century Gardens LACROSSE Campers will learn the rules and improve their basic lacrosse skills. They will also develop skills with defensive positioning, offensive positioning and stick handling. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Required Equipment: Participants must wear full lacrosse equipment including: CSA approved hockey helmet with full facemask, mouth guard, shoulder pads, elbow pads and gloves. Participants must bring their own lacrosse stick. Campers may also participate in These Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre LEADER IN TRAINING Join us in this unique three week program that will focus on learning to become a camp leader and recreation instructor. Participants will have the opportunity to fine-tune their leadership skills such as communication, motivation, creativity, feedback, and flexibility by learning to run and participating in Participants will learn valuable skills associated with interviewing, resume writing, as well as dealing with bullying and conflict resolution as a leader. After the two weeks of learning, participants will be able to apply what they have learned under the guided supervision of our Camp Leaders in our camp programs. Age: Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Eldorado Park, Gore Meadows Community Centre LEADERSHIP This program focuses on beginner leadership and teamwork skills such as self-confidence, communication, motivation, creativity, feedback, and flexibility. Participants will also participate in cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts with the focus on developing their leadership skills. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Eldorado Park LIFESAVING SPORT - WATERFRONT Lifesaving Sport offers participants a recreational introduction to lifesaving sport skills. The program also teaches team building, fair play, ethics in sport and responsibility. Campers will strengthen their swimming, learn to paddleboard, and compete in lifesaving competition events, including beach flags, rescue tube race and the junior iron guard. Prerequisite: Can complete a minimum of 50m of uninterrupted front crawl. Required Equipment: Bathing/Swimming Attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. sports, water activities and crafts these activities vary by facility. Age: 8 16 Offered at: Professor s Lake MATH Participants will work through puzzles, strategy games, fun math problems and activities in this hands-on learning experience. Campers may also participate in PAGE 26

8 GENERAL INTERESTS Age: 4 6 Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre MEDIEVAL QUEST Campers will jump back to the medieval times and take part in Live Action Role Play to complete quests as well as try medieval activities such as archery and jousting. Campers will also participate in daily swims and other various camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, and crafts. including running shoes. These activities vary by location. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Offered at: Eldorado Park MUSIC MAKERS Children will experiment with different forms of music throughout the day with musical games, songs and instruction. Campers will work towards a talent show at the end of the week. Campers may also participate in These Age: 4 6 Offered at: Century Gardens Recreation Centre, Earnscliffe NATURE Come and join fellow nature enthusiasts as we hike across Eldorado Park and Heart Lake Conservation Area. Learn about trees, plants and animal life. Along with nature activities, children will get to swim daily and try their hand at archery. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. including running shoes and swimming attire. sports, and crafts. These activities vary by location. Bus transportation to and from this camp is available from various stops around Brampton, a separate registration is required. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information on bus routes. Before and after care is not available for participants using our bus transportation. Offered at: Eldorado Park SUMMER FUN Campers will participate in a variety of age appropriate indoor and outdoor activities. Camp games, sports, crafts, water activities and much more will vary by location. Age: 4 6, 6 13 Offered at: Chinguacousy Wellness Centre, Chris Gibson, Gore Meadows Community Centre, Howden SUMMER FUN GIRLS Campers will participate in a variety of age appropriate indoor and outdoor activities. Camp games, sports, crafts, water activities and much more will vary by location. Offered at: Chinguacousy Wellness Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex SUMMER FUN TRIPPERS Campers will embark on a local adventure once a week and enjoy the traditional camp experience. Cooperative games, sports, water activities, crafts and much more will vary by location. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Age: 4 5, 6 10, Offered at: Earnscliffe, Brampton Soccer Centre, Cassie Campbell Community Centre SUMMER FUN TRIPPERS GIRLS Campers will embark on a local adventure once a week and enjoy the traditional camp experience. Cooperative games, sports, water activities, crafts and much more will vary by location. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre CAMP OF THE CENTURY Get active while having fun! Campers will participate in fun-filled adventures loaded with games, sports, crafts and swims while taking advantage of Century Garden s unique splashpad and playground daily for added fun! Age: 4 6, 6 13 Offered at: Century Gardens OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRIPPERS Campers will have the chance to partake in a variety of outdoor activites, which may include geocaching, fishing, archery, canoeing, kayaking, and swimming. Campers will embark on an adventure once a week to a conservation area or outdoor education centre in the GTA. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. sports, water activities and crafts. Offered at: Professor s Lake PARKOUR Does your child literally climb the walls in the summer? This exciting camp is perfect for your child. Parkour is an activity or sport of moving rapidly through an area, negotiating obstacles by running, jumping and climbing. We have plenty of obstacles, blocks and climbing areas at our facility where campers can challenge and develop their skills in a safe and supervised environment. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6, 6 13 Offered at: Ken Giles PHOTOGRAPHY This program will allow participants to explore the potential of their digital cameras. Participants will learn about controlling exposure, shutter speed, light and controlling flash, as well as making sense of the mode dial. Required Equipment: Participants must bring their own DSLR or mirror lens interchangeable lens camera. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. Offered at: Professor s Lake PHOTOGRAPHY AND EDITING BASICS Participants will learn the basics of photography and take pictures of landscapes, wildlife, architectural structures and candid images. Campers will then take their images and transfer them onto the computer in the Mac Lab and edit them with Photoshop software. Required Equipment: 1 Digital camera per person is required for this program with the appropriate USB connection cable to insert into the computer. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Central Public School PONY RIDING Participants will work with our animal technician to learn typical barnyard responsibilities that come with caring for animals, which include how to take care of a pony by taking part in grooming and general care and health of the animals. PAGE 27

9 They will also learn how to mount and ride; they will be escorted by a lead rider on a closed track. Prerequisite: Participants must be no taller than 48 inches in height and under 80 pounds in order to participate in this program. including running shoes and bathing/ swimming attire. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6 Offered at: Chinguacousy Park READ AND WRITE Campers will build on the literacy skills they learn at school in a stress-free learning environment. It will be a stimulating environment filled with activities so that the children develop a positive attitude towards reading and writing. Participants will have the chance to visit their local library and potentially sign up for their very own library card. The goal of this camp to help participants that reading and writing can be fun and cool! Campers may also participate in These Age: 4 6, 6 8, 8 10 Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex RESPONSIBLE FOR YOU In this two-week camp, participants will work towards achieving their babysitting certificate as well as their Standard First Aid Certificate. Required Equipment: Pen and notebook. Campers will also participate in various camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Century Gardens Recreation Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre RESPONSIBLE ME Participants will work towards their Home Alone certificate through the Canadian Safety Council as well as their Lifesaving Society Emergency First Aid award. Required Equipment: Pen and notebook. Offered at: Century Gardens Recreation Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS CODING 1 Using LEGO MINDSTORMS robotics sets, participants will work to build and program robots through direct teaching, experimentation, and exploration. Participants will learn fundamental computer programming and engineering concepts using real world concepts that is integrated with science, mathematics, and design technology. Participants will solve computational problems by programming the robots to move in a variety of ways as well as integrating the ultrasonic, touch and colour sensors in their robots to complete challenges. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS CODING 2 Using LEGO MINDSTORMS robotics sets, participants will work to build and program robots through direct teaching, experimentation, and exploration. Participants will learn fundamental computer programming and engineering concepts using real world concepts that is integrated with science, mathematics, and design technology. PAGE 28

10 GENERAL INTERESTS Participants will work off of concepts from Level 1 to solve challenges and to design and build a driverless automated wheeled robot. Prerequisite: LEGO Robotics MINSTORMS 1 (10-14 Years). Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS ENGINEER 1 Using LEGO Mindstorms robotics sets, participants have the opportunity to work as design engineers to build and program robots that can Make It Move. Participants will work on learning to design, build and program robots that can think and move on their own. Some of the themes of the course include making it move with wheels, displaying speed, moving without wheels, moving up an incline, and moving in a pattern. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: South Fletcher s Sportsplex ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS ENGINEER 2 Using LEGO Mindstorms robotics sets, participants have the opportunity to work as design engineers to build and program robots that can Make it Smarter. Participants will work on learning to design, build and program robots that can be considered to be smart autonomous robots that can react to their environment through programming to use colour, gyro, touch and ultrasonic sensors to sense a range of data. Campers may also cooperative games, sports, aquatic activities and crafts. These Prerequisite: Robotics LEGO Mindstorms Engineer Projects 1 (10-14 Years) Offered at: South Fletcher s Sportsplex ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS MAKER BUILDER 1 Using LEGO Mindstorms robotics sets, participants will grow their creative problem solving skills that will enable for them to become critical thinkers and makers for the future. Participants will work through the maker design process as they learn to design, engineer, build and code using motorized models and simple programming as they work through building various models which may include gyro boy, a colour sorter, puppy robot, robotic arm, and a sound machine. PAGE 29 Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO MINDSTORMS MAKER BUILDER 2 Using LEGO Mindstorms robotics sets, participants will grow their creative problem solving skills that will enable for them to become critical thinker and makers for the future. Participants will work through the maker design process as they learn to design, engineer, build and code using motorized models and simple programming as they work towards finding solutions to building a security gadget, a puppet, a table top game, a drawing machine, and a wearable. Prerequisite: Robotics LEGO Mindstorms Maker Builder 1 (10-14 Years). Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO BUILDER ANIMALS Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will learn how to build various animal robots and learn the programming involved in creating the mechanisms of: wobbling, cranking, walking, flexing, grabbing, reeling, tilting or pushing which each of the different models they build. Participants will have the chance to explore and use their creativity to expand their models and programming beyond those of the base models, as well as showcase their discoveries and methods with the rest of the class. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 7 10 Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO BUILDER TOYS AND TOOLS Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will learn how to build various tools and toy-based robots and learn the programming involved in creating the mechanisms of turning, tilting, motion, sweeping, revolving, spinning, flexing, and wobbling which each of the different models they build. Participants will have the chance to explore and use their creativity to expand their models and programming beyond those of the base models, as well as showcase their discoveries and methods with the rest of the class. Age: 7 10 Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO BUILDER VEHICLES Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will learn how to build various robotic cars and vehicles and learn the programming involved in creating the mechanisms of: driving, spinning, reeling, lifting, steering, and turning which each of the different models they build. Participants will have the chance to explore and use their creativity to expand their models and programming beyond those of the base models, as well as showcase their discoveries and methods with the rest of the class. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 7 10 Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO GEARS & GADGETS Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will work to creatively solve real life science questions and engineering problems. Participants will connect and discuss possible solutions, and then apply their knowledge when they learn to build, program and modify their models. Each week participants will work through a new project which may include: Science rovers, pulling, speed, robust structures, sorting and recycling, and mining materials. The class will then join together to share their solutions and findings through documentation and presenting their robots each week. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 7 10 Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO PLANTS & ANIMALS Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will work to creatively solve real life science questions and engineering problems. Participants will connect and discuss possible solutions, and then apply their knowledge when they learn to build, program and modify their models. Each week participants will work through a new project which may include: motion sensors, frog metamorphosis, plants and pollinators, predators and prey, animal expression, and wildlife crossings. The class will then join together to share their solutions and findings through documentation and presenting their robots each week. Campers may also participate in

11 These Age: 7 12 Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROBOTICS LEGO WEDO WEATHER & HABITATS Using LEGO WeDo robotics sets, participants will work to creatively solve real life science questions and engineering problems. Participants will connect and discuss possible solutions, and then apply their knowledge when they learn to build, program and modify their models. Each week participants will work through a new project which may include: T.H. sensors, preventing flooding, dig and rescue, extreme habitats, hazard alarm, cleaning the ocean, space exploration. The class will then join together to share their solutions and findings through documentation and presenting their robots each week. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 7 10 Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Gore Meadows Community Centre ROYAL FAIRY TALE Come be the princess or prince of your very own fairy tale! Campers will join in for daily story time with themed crafts and games, and a special tea party mid-week followed by a royal ball on the last day of camp. Campers are encouraged to come dressed as a prince or princess on the last day of camp if they desire. Campers may also participate in Age: 4 6 Offered at: Chris Gibson SCIENCE Campers will patriciate in various sciencebased themes. Dinos and Fossils will focus on learning about different types of dinosaurs and the study of paleontology. Mini Medical School will focus on body systems and human diseases. To the Moon and Back will study the solar system, stars, and planets. Rockets and Airplanes will focus on how flight works and building rockets and airplanes. Building and Structures will focus on engineering and different building materials. Chemical Reactions will focus on doing experiments, learning about elements and states of matter. Tornadoes and Volcanoes will focus on earth s geological activity, natural disasters, and how weather works. Energy and Electronics will learn about different types of energy and building circuits. Plants and Animals will learn about habitats in the living world, what plants and animals need to survive, as well as different types. Week 1: Dinos and Fossils Week 2: Mini Medical School PAGE 30 Week 3: To the Moon and Back Week 4: Rockets and Airplanes Week 5: Building and Structures Week 6: Chemical Reactions Week 7: Tornadoes and Volcanoes Week 8: Energy and Electronics Week 9: Plants and Animals Offered at: Chinguacousy Park, Professor s Lake SCIENCE TRIPPERS Campers will participate in various sciencebased themes every week. Plants and Animals will learn about habitats in the living world, what plants and animals need to survive, as well as different types. Engineering and Building Structures will focus on engineering and different building materials. Dinosaurs will focus on learning about different types of dinosaurs and the study of paleontology. Space will focus on learning about the solar system, stars, and planets. Mini Medical School will focus on body systems and human diseases. Rockets and Airplanes will focus on how flight works and building rockets and airplanes. July : Plants and Animals July : Engineering and Building Structures July : Dinosaurs July 29- August 2: Space August : Mini Medical School August : Rockets and Flight Campers will embark on an adventure once a week to a science-themed attraction. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Campers may also participate in Offered at: Chinguacousy Park, Professor s Lake CAMP SCOOTER Campers will develop fundamental scooter skills from stance and balance, bar spins, dropping in, ramps, bunny hop and tail whips. Through these basics campers will also learn to follow skate park etiquette. Required Equipment: Stable scooter that is strong enough to withstand the elements and tricks that are being attempted (scooter must be non-foldable), knee pads, elbow pads & CSA certified BMX or skateboard helmet and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Offered at: Chinguacousy Park SKATEBOARD Campers will develop fundamental skateboarding skills that include balance, pushing off, proper stance and rolling in on flat banks. Through these basics campers will also learn to follow skate park etiquette. Required Equipment: Skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads and CSA certified BMX or skateboard helmet and comfortable outdoor/ weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park SKATING This camp is ideal for the beginner as well as the elite skater. Participants will be broken into groups based on ability and will work on improving their skating. This program is ideal for participants who want to refine their skating ability for hockey or figure skating, or would just like to learn the basics. Campers will enjoy two hours of ice time daily. Required Equipment: All participants must wear a Canadian Standard Association (CSA) certified hockey helmet. Facemasks are strongly recommended for all participants. Sharpened hockey or figure skates. Mittens or gloves are required for all participants. Warm clothes including snow pants or slush pants are strongly recommended for all participants. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: South Fletcher s Sportsplex SOCCER Learn the fundamentals of soccer, including rules, offensive and defensive positioning, passing, shooting and dribbling. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Required Equipment: Shin pads are recommended. Campers may also participate in These Age: 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Earnscliffe, Chris Gibson SOCCER GIRLS Learn the fundamentals of soccer, including rules, offensive and defensive positioning, passing, shooting and dribbling. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. Required Equipment: Shin pads are

12 GENERAL INTERESTS recommended. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre SPA Come and relax at Camp Spa. Learn how to make and take home your favourite spa products like bath bombs, lip gloss and more. Throughout the week, campers will also have the chance to learn how to do their own manicures and learn some cool nail painting techniques. Campers may also participate in Offered at: Chris Gibson SPORTS Learn the basic fundamentals of baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and many more sports. This program is geared to enhance physical skills and team play in a noncompetitive environment. Sports will vary depending on location. Campers may also and crafts. These Age: 4 6, 6 8, 8 10, Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre, Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Earnscliffe, Eldorado Park, Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex DELICIOUS LUNCHES FOR KIDS SPORTS GIRLS Learn the basic fundamentals of baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and many more sports. This program is geared to enhance physical skills and team play in a noncompetitive environment. Sports will vary depending on location. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Brampton Soccer Centre STANDARD FIRST AID AND SAFEGUARD Get ready to become a Recreation Leader and join this camp to receive your qualifications through the Lifesaving Society for Standard First Aid (SFA) with Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR-C) and Automated External Difibrillation (AED) and Safeguard. This course will work on improving their teambuilding and leadership skills through games and activities. SFA incorporates Emergency First Aid topics with a more in-depth understanding of first aid including: legal implications of first aid treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. This course also covers all aspects of CPR skills and theory for adult, child and infant victims including two rescuer CPR skills. CPR-C includes the importance of early defibrillation and how to use an AED. Certification is dependent upon a successfully passing AFFORDABLE, HASSLE-FREE MORNINGS FOR PARENTS! ASK US ABOUT OUR CAMP LUNCH PROGRAM! brampton.ca/recreation the examination at the end of the course. Safeguard is safety supervision training for guardians (e.g, day camp counsellors, counsellors-in-training and others), who accompany groups of young people to pools or waterfronts. The course stresses the responsibility undertaken by these group leaders for safeguarding the young people in their care even when under lifeguard supervision. Safeguard focuses on water safety awareness, accident prevention and the principles of aquatic safety supervision. Safeguard teaches participants how to identify hazards and at-risk behaviours, how to recognize potential victims, and how. Age: Offered at: Gore Meadows Community Centre SUPER HERO Come join the fun with us this summer and explore all of your favourite comic book heroes and villains. Superhero training, crafts, obstacle courses and games are just a few activities that will take place during the week. Campers are encouraged to come dressed as their favourite superhero on the last day of camp while they try to save the universe! Campers may also participate in Age: 4 6 Offered at: Chris Gibson SURVIVAL IN THE WOODS This camp will give participants the basic skills on what to do and how to react if ever stranded in the woods. Every day participants will learn something new such as different techniques on how to start a fire, how to build a proper shelter, how to signal for help and much more. Campers will embark on an adventure twice a week to a conservation area in the GTA to take part in activties such as fishing, canoeing, nature hikes and more Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about weekly destinations. Required Equipment: Swimming attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. Offered at: Eldorado Park SWIM AND SKATE Enjoy free skating on the ice and unstructured swim time in the pool. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required but must be comfortable wearing a lifejacket in the deep end. Participants must be able to stand and move forward on the ice on their own. PAGE 31

13 Required Equipment: All participants must wear a Canadian Standard Association (CSA) certified helmet. Facemasks are strongly recommended for all participants. Sharpened hockey or figure skates. Mittens or gloves are required for all participants. Warm clothes including a jacket and snow pants/ slush pants are required for all participants. Swimming/bathing attire and comfortable clothing including running shoes. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Cassie Campbell Community Centre, Earnscliffe SWIMMING Campers will participate in a variety of ageappropriate indoor and outdoor activities. Participants will be broken into groups based on ability and will work on improving their swimming abilities during structured lessons. Required Equipment: Bathing/swimming attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 4 6, 6 10, Offered at: Balmoral, Jim Archdekin, Gore Meadows Community Centre, South Fletcher s Sportsplex, Earnscliffe TENNIS This camp is open to participants of all ability levels. Basic instruction will focus on forehand, backhand, serving and volleying. All equipment will be provided, but campers are encouraged to bring their own racquet if they have one. Required Equipment: Bathing/swimming attire and comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes. Racquet is recommended. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park TRACK AND FIELD This program will teach the fundamentals of Indoor Track and Field. Participants will learn sprinting, hurdling, long jump, and much more. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as skill development through play. At the end of the session campers will showcase their skills in a fun track meet. Campers may also participate in These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park TRIATHLON This camp will introduce young athletes to the fun and challenge of triathlons in a safe and fun environment. Campers will train to improve their swimming, biking, and running. They will also learn effective transitions, bike maintenance, and nutrition habits. On the last day, campers will compete in a mini-triathlon to challenge themselves and show off their hard work. Prerequisite: Can complete a minimum of 50m of uninterrupted front crawl and ride a bike. Required Equipment: Bicycle in good working order, CSA certified bike helmet, comfortable outdoor/weather appropriate clothing including running shoes and bathing/swimming attire. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Professor s Lake TUMBLING AND TRAMPOLINE Come bounce around with us this summer. Campers will utilize our spring floor, tumble track and trampolines to learn and practise basic to intermediate tumbling and trampoline skills. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Ken Giles URBAN EXPLORERS This camp will help to familiarize children with their local surroundings. Children will be able to plan and execute trips to various City of Brampton landmarks using Brampton Transit. Trip and bus fees are included in the price of the program. Please contact your local recreation centre for more information about destinations. including running shoes. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park VIDEO GAME DESIGN In this two week camp, participants will use their imagination to create, design, test, and play their own unique and interactive video games that will help participants better understand how programming works. Participants will primarily use Scratch, with the opportunity to also gain an introduction to other programming platforms. Campers may also participate in various camp activities activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 7 10, Offered at: Central Public School VOLLEYBALL- BEACH This program will focus on the fundamentals of beach volleyball. Participants will learn the rules, positioning, serving, forearm passes and overhead passes. Technical skills will be taught through instruction as well as game play. including running shoes. Campers may also and crafts. These Offered at: Chinguacousy Park, Professor s Lake WATER SPORTS Campers will enjoy their days at the beach with fun outdoor sports and water activities. Campers will have the opportunity to try canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding in Professor s Lake as well as play various beach and water sports such as volleyball, soccer, and fishing. Participants will be broken into groups based on ability and will work on improving their swimming abilities during structured lessons. The location of swimming lesson is subject to change based on weather conditions. Prerequisite: No swimming ability required, but participants must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket. including running shoes and bathing/ swimming attire. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Offered at: Professor s Lake WOODWORKING Campers will work with their hands using tools such as sand paper, nails and hammers to create some wonderful wooden creations. camp activities such as cooperative games, sports, water activities and crafts. These activities vary by location. Age: 8 10 Offered at: Central Public School PAGE 32

14 REGISTRATION INFORMATION BALMORAL RECREATION CENTRE Brampton Lifesaving Club (8 to 16 Years) $ Competitive Water Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Swimming (4 to 6 Years) $ Swimming (6 to 10 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ BRAMPTON SOCCER CENTRE Basketball (6 to 8 Years) $ Basketball (8 to 10 Years) $ Basketball (10 to 13 Years) $ Camp Business Kids- Market Day (8 to 13 Years) $ Dance and Cheer (8 to 13 Years) $ Expedition Trippers (6 to 10 Years) $ Expedition Trippers (10 to 16 Years) $ French (4 to 6 Years) $ French (6 to 8 Years) $ French (8 to 10 Years) $ Lacrosse (6 to 8 Years) $ Lacrosse (8 to 10 Years) $ Lacrosse (10 to 13 Years) $ Leader in Training (13 to 16 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (6 to 10 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (10 to 13 Years) $ Summer Fun Trippers (4 to 5 Years) $ Soccer (6 to 8 Years) $ Soccer (8 to 10 Years) $ Soccer (10 to 13 Years) $ Soccer Girls (8 to 13 Years) $ Sports (4 to 6 Years) $ Sports (6 to 8 Years) $ Sports (8 to 10 Years) $ Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Sports Girls (8 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 33

15 CASSIE CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTRE Basketball (6 to 8 Years) $ Basketball (8 to 10 Years) $ Basketball (10 to 13 Years) $ Cricket (8 to 10 Years) $ Cricket (10 to 13 Years) $ Dance and Cheer (8 to 13 Years) $ Summer Fun Trippers (4 to 5 Years) $ Summer Fun Trippers (6 to 10 Years) $ Summer Fun Trippers Girls (6 to 13 Years) $ Robotics LEGO WeDo Builder Animals (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Builder Vehicles (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Builder Toys and Tools (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Gears & Gadgets (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Plants & Animals (7 to 12 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Weather & Habitats (7 to 12 Years) $ $ $ $ $ $ Sports (6 to 8 Years) $ Sports (8 to 10 Years) $ Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Swim and Skate (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Creative Writing (6 to 10 Years) $ Creative Writing (10 to 13 Years) $ Dance (4 to 6 Years) $ Dance (6 to 10 Years) $ Dance (10 to 13 Years) $ Drama Arts - Little Stars (6 to 9 Years) $ Drama Arts - Emerging Performers (10 to 13 Years) Drama Arts - Triple Threat (14 to 17 Years) $ $ Fine Art Studio (8 to 13 Years) $ Fun with Snacks and Treats (4 to 6 Years) $ Fun with Snacks and Treats (6 to 10 Years) Photography and Editing Basics (8 to 13 Years) $ $ Video Game Design (8 to 10 Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 34

16 REGISTRATION INFORMATION CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Video Game Design (10 to 13 Years) $ Woodworking (8 to 10 Years) $ Woodworking (10 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ CENTURY GARDENS RECREATION CENTRE Arts and Crafts (4 to 6 Years) $ Arts and Crafts (6 to 10 Years) $ Arts and Crafts (10 to 13 Years) $ Bake and Decorate (6 to 13 Years) $ Basketball (6 to 8 Years) $ Basketball (8 to 10 Years) $ Basketball (10 to 13 Years) $ Business Kids- Lemonade Stand (8 to 13 Years) $ Business Kids- Market Day (8 to 13 Years) $ Camp of the Century (4 to 6 Years) $ Camp of the Century (6 to 13 Years) $ Fitzone and Fun (8 to 13 Years) $ Guitar (8 to 13 Years) $ Camp Inclusive: No Limits (21+ Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (6 to 9 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (10 to 13 Years) $ Music Makers (4 to 6 Years) $ Responsible for You (10 to 13 Years) $ Responsible Me (10 to 13 Years) $ Sports (4 to 6 Years) $ Sports (6 to 8 Years) $ Sports (8 to 10 Years) $ Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ CHINGUACOUSY WELLNESS CENTRE Born to Stand Out (8 to 13 Years) Einstein's (6 to 8 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (6 to 10 Years) $ Summer Fun (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (6 to 13 Years) $ Summer Fun - Girls (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 35

17 CHINGUACOUSY PARK Barnyard Explorers (6 to 10 Years) $ Bike Adventure (10 to 13 Years) $ BMX (8 to 13 Years) $ Chinguacousy Park (4 to 6 Years) $ Chinguacousy Park (6 to 10 Years) $ Chinguacousy Park (10 to 13 Years) $ EMS (6 to 10 Years) $ Pony Riding (4 to 6 Years) $ Science (6 to 13 Years) $ Science Trippers (6 to 13 Years) $ Scooter (6 to 13 Years) $ Skateboard (6 to 13 Years) $ Tennis (10 to 13 Years) $ Track and Field (8 to 13 Years) $ Urban Explorers (10 to 13 Years) $ Volleyball - Beach (8 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ CHRIS GIBSON RECREATION CENTRE Ball Hockey (6 to 8 Years) $ Ball Hockey (8 to 10 Years) $ Ball Hockey (10 to 13 Years) $ Baseball (6 to 8 Years) $ Baseball (8 to 10 Years) $ Baseball (10 to 13 Years) $ Summer Fun (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (6 to 13 Years) $ Summer Fun Trippers (4 to 5 Years) $ Neighbourhood Summer Fun Trippers (6 to 10 Years) $ Royal Fairy Tale (4 to 6 Years) $ Soccer (6 to 8 Years) $ Soccer (8 to 10 Years) $ Soccer (10 to 13 Years) $ Spa $ Super Hero $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ EARNSCLIFFE RECREATION CENTRE Animal Adventure Trippers (6 to 13 Years) $ Ball Hockey (6 to 8) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 36

18 REGISTRATION INFORMATION EARNSCLIFFE RECREATION CENTRE Ball Hockey (10 to 13) $ Baseball (6 to 8) $ Baseball (10 to 13) $ Cricket (6 to 8) $ Cricket (10 to 13) $ Einsteins (6 to 8) $ Engineering Habitats (8 to 10) $ Field and Water Sports (6 to 13) $ Fun With Snacks and Treats (6 to 10) $ Fun With Snacks and Treats (4 to 6) $ Hockey (8 to 13) $ Music Makers (4 to 6) $ Summer Fun Trippers (4 to 6) $ Summer Fun Trippers (6 to 13) $ Soccer (6 to 8) $ Soccer (8 to 10) $ Soccer (10 to 13) $ Sports (4 to 6) $ Swim and Skate (6 to 13) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ ELDORADO PARK Eldorado (4 to 5 Years) $ Eldorado Boys (6 to 13 Years) $ Eldorado Girls (6 to 13 Years) $ Leader in Training (13 to 16 Years) $ Leadership (10 to 13 Years) $ Medieval Quest (6 to 13 Years) $ Nature (6 to 13 Years) $ It Factor (10 to 16 Years) $ Trailblazers (8 to 13 Years) $ Sports (6 to 8 Years) $ Sports (8 to 10 Years) $ Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Survival in the Woods (6 to 13 Years) $ Eldorado A Bus Route $ Eldorado B Bus Route $ Eldorado C Bus Route $ Eldorado D Bus Route $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 37

19 GORE MEADOWS COMMUNITY CENTRE Basketball (6 to 8 Years) $ Basketball (8 to 10 Years) $ Basketball (10 to 13 Years) $ Creative Writing (6 to 10 Years) $ Creative Writing (10 to 13 Years) $ Cricket (6 to 8 Years) $ Cricket (8 to 10 Years) $ Cricket (10 to 13 Years) $ Dance (4 to 6 Years) $ Einstein's (4 to 6 Years) $ Einstein's (6 to 8 Years) $ Einstein's (8 to 10 Years) $ Einstein's (10 to 13 Years) $ Glee Club (6 to 13 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (6 to 10 Years) $ Kids In The Kitchen (10 to 13 Years) $ Leader in Training (13 to 16 Years) $ Math (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (6 to 13 Years) $ Read and Write (4 to 6 Years) $ Read and Write (6 to 8 Years) $ Read and Write (8 to 10 Years) $ Responsible for You (10 to 13 Years) $ Responsible Me (10 to 13 Years) $ Robotics LEGO WeDo Builder Animals (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Builder Toys and Tools (7 to 10 Years) Robotics LEGO WeDo Plants & Animals (7 to 12 Years) Robotics LEGO Mindstorms Engineer 1 (10 to 13 Years) $ $ $ $ Sports (4 to 6 Years) $ Sports (6 to 8 Years) $ Sports (8 to 10 Years) $ Sports (10 to 13 Years) $ Camp Standard First Aid and Safeguard (14 to 16 Years) $ Swimming (6 to 10 Years) $ Swimming (10 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 38

20 REGISTRATION INFORMATION GREENBRIAR RECREATION CENTRE Camp Drama Performance Basics $ Engineering LEGO STEAM Park 1 (4 to 6 Years) Engineering LEGO STEAM Park 2 (4 to 6 Years) Engineering LEGO Early Simple Machines 1 (6 to 8 Years) Engineering LEGO Early Simple Machines 2 (6 to 8 Years) Engineering LEGO Simple Machines 1 (8 to 10 Years) Engineering LEGO Simple Machines 2 (8 to 10 Years) Engineering LEGO Simple & Powered Machines 1 (10 to 13 Years) Engineering LEGO Simple & Powered Machines 2 (10 to 13 Years) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ HOWDEN RECREATION CENTRE Dance (4 to 6 Years) $ Dance (6 to 10 Years) $ Einstein's (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (4 to 6 Years) $ Summer Fun (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ JIM ARCHDEKIN RECREATION CENTRE Bike Adventure (10 to 13 Years) $ Glee Club (6 to 13 Years) $ Swimming (4 to 6 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 39

21 KEN GILES RECREATION CENTRE Circus School (6 to 13 Years) $ Gymnastics (4 to 6 Years) $ Gymnastics (6 to 13 Years) $ Gymnastics Cheerleading (4 to 6 Years) $ Gymnastics Cheerleading (6 to 13 Years) $ Parkour (4 to 6 Years) $ Parkour (6 to 13 Years) $ Tumbling and Trampoline (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ PEEL VILLAGE GOLF COURSE Golf (10 to 13 Years) $ PROFESSOR S LAKE Animal Adventure Trippers (6 to 13 Years) $ Archery (8 to 15 Years) $ Canoe and Kayak (8 to 13 Years) $ Canoe and Kayak Adventure Trippers (8 to 13 Years) $ Lifesaving Sport - Waterfront (8 to 16 Years) $ Outdoor Adventure Trippers (8 to 13 Years) $ Photography (8 to 13 Years) $ Science (6 to 13 Years) $ Science Trippers (6 to 13 Years) $ Triathlon (8 to 13 Years) $ Volleyball - Beach (10 to 13 Years) $ Water Sports (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 40

22 REGISTRATION INFORMATION SOUTH FLETCHER S SPORTSPLEX Cricket (6 to 8 Years) $ Cricket (8 to 10 Years) $ Einstein's (4 to 6 Years) $ Einstein's (6 to 8 Years) $ Einstein's (8 to 10 Years) $ Einstein's (10 to 13 Years) $ Engineering LEGO Builders 1 (4 to 6 Years) Engineering LEGO Builders 2 (4 to 6 Years) $ $ Summer Fun - Girls (6 to 13 Years) $ Robotics LEGO MINSTRORMS Coding 1 (10-13 Years) Robotics LEGO MINDSTORMS Coding 2 (10 to 13 Years) $ $ Read and Write (4 to 6 Years) $ Read and Write (6 to 8 Years) $ Skating (6 to 13 Years) $ Swimming (4 to 6 Years) $ Swimming (6 to 10 Years) $ Swimming (10 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ SNELGROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE Camp Drama Performance Basics (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ *Camps are not scheduled on July 2 and August 6. Prices will reflect a shortened camp week. PAGE 41

23 INCLUSIVE CENTURY GARDENS Inclusive: No Limits (21+ Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ CHINGUACOUSY SKI CHALET Inclusive: Day Trippers (14+ Years) $ Inclusive: On The Move (14 to 20 Years) $ Inclusive: On The Move (21+ Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ JIM ARCHDEKIN Inclusive: No Limits (14 to 20 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ TERRY MILLER Inclusive: No Limits (6 to 13 Years) $ Before and After Care (4+ Years) $ INCLUSIVE BUSING Inclusive Camps A Bus Route $ Inclusive Camps B Bus Route $ Spend March Break with us! Registered programs and camps are available all week long. See page for details. PAGE 42