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1 YMCA Fairfax County Reston Sunset Hills Road Reston, VA T: NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID WASHINGTON, DC PERMIT NO YMCA OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON 2018 Summer Day Camp Program Guide YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON YMCA OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON th Street, NW Suite 720 Washington, D.C Belong Overnight and day camp adventure for all ages. YMCA Camp Letts is located close to Annapolis and an hour outside of Washington, D.C. on a 219-acre peninsula. Camp Letts provides children with outdoor excitement, boating, and award-winning equestrian program experiences that build skills and team play. Ask about our year-round lodge for weddings, parties, family reunions and more! info@campletts.org P.O. Box Camp Letts Road Edgewater, MD YMCA CAMP LETTS DISCOVER SUMMER Archery Arts and Crafts Basketball Canoeing Creative Writing Cricket Campfires Drama Ecology High Adventure Course Lacrosse Rugby Volleyball Soccer Softball Gaga Ball Street Hockey Swimming Tennis Ultimate Frisbee And so much more! Learn Discover

2 For over 160 years, the Y has been committed to preparing our children for the future, and we are as determined as ever to continue along that path. I cannot tell you how many children come through the doors of the Y, for either childcare or summer camp, and improve academically and socially as a direct result of their Y experience. We take great pride in nurturing the future of our children through programs that reinforce and extend opportunities to learn. The Y s summer camps are structured to prevent childhood summer learning loss, which many children experience following the end of an academic school year. Our camp programs promote STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math), physical activity and are a place where children can be creative: they learn while having fun in the Y s structured camp environment. Y camps foster a child s mind, body and spirit in accordance with the Y s fundamental mission and responsibilities to the communities we serve. Our counselors are thoroughly screened, trained in CPR/First Aid, emergency preparedness and other safety measures. Beyond that, our counselors are prepared to give your child an enriched learning experience that they will not only enjoy, but also benefit from for the rest of their lives, both academically and socially. Whether it is the fun of singing camp songs, swimming, taking nature walks, participating in various sports, or the intellectual challenges of our STEAM-focused programs, the Y s counselors guide our campers in developing new interests, friends, and independence. As one of the Washington area s leading nonprofits with a focus on youth development, the Y knows the importance of nurturing every child so that they can meet their fullest potential. Our summer camp programs are designed with this idea in mind to make sure that the children we serve are prepared to succeed for years to come. Give your child a positive adventure and lasting education this summer by enrolling them in Y summer camps. It will be a healthy, fun and supportive learning experience from which they will not only benefit in several ways, but also want to return to again and again. Best, TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT INFORMATION Session Dates...1 What Makes Camp at the Y Special?...2 Talk to a Camp Expert...2 Registering is Easy!...2 Registration Dates...2 Registration Fee...2 To Register...3 To Transfer Registration...3 To Cancel Registration...3 Questions About Registration...3 Regular Camp Hours...3 Extended Hours...3 For More Information...3 Camp Locations...3 Camp Fairs...3 New Parent Orientation & Open House...3 Getting Fit for Life...3 Youth Development at Its Best...3 Frequently Asked Questions Highlights Calendar Summer Day Camp Schedule...8 AQUATICS CAMPS Junior Aquatics Camp...11 Senior Aquatics Camp...11 Water Polo...11 Y-Tri Camp...11 LEADERSHIP CAMPS Counselor-In-Training...11 Junior Lifeguard Training...11 SPECIALTY CAMPS Active Arcade Art Meets Science Art-O-Gami Beads & Bracelets Chess Green Thumbs Up! Pokemon Madness Lego Robotics Rip the Runway Mad Scientists SPORTS CAMPS JUNIOR SPORTS Baseball Cheer and Step Lacrosse PHD Fit Camp Kickball Soccer SENIOR SPORTS Archery Flag Football PHD Fit Camp Dodgeball Cheer & Step Ultimate Frisbee TRADITIONAL CAMPS FULL DAY 5-12 YEAR OLDS Animal Adventures Olympic Week Stars and Stripes Forever Dr. Seuss on the Loose Shark Week It s a Thingamajig...22 Captain Y and the Super Heroes...22 Survivor...22 Treasure Island...22 Space Invaders...22 ALL-DAY PRESCHOOL CAMPS 3-5 YEAR OLDS All-Day Preschool Camps...23 TRAVEL/OUTDOOR CAMPS 6-8 YEAR OLDS Junior Travel YEAR OLDS Horseback Riding YEAR OLDS Senior Travel OUTDOOR CAMPS 5-8 / 8-12 YEAR OLDS The Great Outdoors...25 CAMP LETTS Overnight Camp...27 YMCA LOCATIONS MAP YMCA Branch Locations Map...29 WE RE EXCITED ABOUT SUMMER CAMP! SESSION A SESSION B SESSION C SESSION D SESSION E CAMP DAYS IN BOLD S M T W T F S Week 1: Week 2: Week 3: Week 4: Week 5: Week 6: Week 7: Week 8: Week 9: Week 10: JUN JUL AUG IMPORTANT INFORMATION Angie L. Reese-Hawkins President and CEO YMCA of Metropolitan Washington ii CAMP IS CLOSED JULY 4, 2018 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 1

3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHAT MAKES CAMP AT THE Y SPECIAL? OUR CAMPERS Learn values and positive behaviors Practice healthy habits Develop leadership skills Discover their talents, and realize their potential Develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and others Gain independence and confidence Build character Explore nature Make new friends and learn social skills Go home with memories to last a lifetime THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP: By becoming a Full Privilege Member of the YMCA you can save up to $590 on your child s camp tuition. A program fee is added to program members at the time of registration. Program members can take advantage of other Y programs all year. To learn more about our family or program membership options call the YMCA Fairfax County Reston Member Services for promotional offers and even more benefits of becoming a member. WE OFFER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE The YMCA seeks to make its services available based on need and availability of funds. Pick up your confidential application at the Member Service desk. The financial aid is made available due to generous Caring for Community contributors. TALK TO A CAMP EXPERT January 17, :00pm-6:00pm February 15, :00pm-6:00pm March 14, :00pm-6:00pm April 18, :00pm-6:00pm REGISTERING IS EASY! Online: You can register online through Easy-to-Enroll. Go to the homepage. Click Easy to Enroll. Select a branch. Select day camp (or residential camp for Camp Letts). Select age(s). Click search for a camp listing. Select a camp. Follow prompt to create user name or enter your user name to move to checkout. After checkout, please complete the camp registration packet for health and other pertinent information either at the branch or branch home page. If you have problems, please contact the branch directly for assistance. All branch contact information is located in the back of the brochure. At the Branch: Visit your local Y branch and pick up a full registration packet. REGISTRATION DATES November 23, 2017 Full Privilege Member Registration Begins November 23, 2017 Program Member Registration Begins REGISTRATION FEE: Fees: Full Program Member Member Traditional Camps $210 $242 Sports Camps $231 $266 Specialty Camps $242 $278 TO REGISTER Day Camp registration requires a $50 nonrefundable deposit per child, per week. Deposits apply to balance of camp. Deposits may be transferred for the same participant from one week to another. Whether you register online or in person, your registration is not complete until the YMCA Fairfax County Reston has hard copies of your Camper Registration Forms and Virginia State Health History Form. TO TRANSFER REGISTRATION Changed your mind? No problem! There is no fee required to change your camper s registration. Simply come into the YMCA Fairfax County Reston and fill out a change form at least two weeks prior to your camper s first day of camp. It s as simple as that! TO CANCEL REGISTRATION All withdrawals for a camp session and/or refund requests MUST be done in writing through the YMCA Fairfax County Reston office (in person only). Refunds/credits will be issued as follows: A full refund (less the non-refundable deposit) will be issued if a written cancellation is received at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the camp session. Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance will be charged a 20% processing charge in addition to the non-refundable deposit. QUESTIONS ABOUT REGISTRATION For camps located at YMCA Fairfax County Reston, please call Campers are grouped together based on their age at the start of each camp week. If your camper s birthday falls during the camp week, you may register them for a camp based on the age they are turning. REGULAR CAMP HOURS 9:00am-4:00pm EXTENDED HOURS Before-Care: 7:00am 9:00am After-Care: 4:00pm 6:30pm We offer AM and PM Extended Care at YMCA Fairfax County Reston. Our Extended Care Program offers an opportunity for your child to participate in low-key activities before and after their busy camp day at no cost. FOR MORE INFORMATION See the Parent Handbook, call the YMCA branch, or visit regarding: Financial assistance. Accommodations for special needs children. Withdrawals, transfers, refunds and credits. What children should bring to camp. Weekly newsletters which will be available every Monday at each site. CAMP LOCATIONS Camps will be held at the following locations: YMCA Fairfax County Reston Sunset Hills Road Reston, VA Lake Fairfax Park 1400 Fairfax Drive Reston, VA TBD Pick up and Drop off transportation will be offered at the branch to these sites for a nominal $25 fee for the week. Please check our website or call the branch at for updated location information. CAMP FAIRS January Reston Camp Expo February Tyson s Corner Camp Fair and Expo Northern Virginia Camp and Summer Fun Expo at Dulles Town Center April Healthy Kids Day April 21 Fairfax County Reston NEW PARENT ORIENTATION & OPEN HOUSE May 19, :00am - 11:00am June 9, :00am - 11:00am New to camp and want to get the lay of the land? Our directors have you covered. Come to our orientation and open house and we will get you familiar with our policies, procedures, and show you all the ways your child is going to have a great time this summer. GETTING FIT FOR LIFE We re passionate about inspiring healthier habits that kids can carry through life and so are our partners! Build Our Kids Success (BOKS) is an initiative of the Reebok Foundation with the mission to give kids a body and brain boost. The YMCA has partnered with BOKS to provide before-care activities combining play, team games, physical activity and short talks on nutrition, just like the Y s PHD program. The Y s PHD program will be offered in camp after-care to keep kids engaged and energized all day long. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AT ITS BEST The YMCA camps in Reston offer a rich camp experience that encourages learning in a fun, positive environment. We are dedicated to helping each child feel safe and build a sense of accomplishment which, in turn, builds confidence. Our unique camp experience allows campers to find their niche by sampling over 40 different varieties of camps. With such a large range of high quality programming, and experienced and innovative staff, there is something for everyone here at the YMCA Fairfax County Reston. IMPORTANT INFORMATION 2 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 3

4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON SUMMER CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1. I completed my camp registration online. Is my registration complete? No. Please complete the forms located on our website. Your registration is not complete until these forms are completely filled in and returned to the Y. You can them to Reston.SummerCamp@ymcadc.org or mail them to the following address: YMCA Fairfax County Reston ATTN: Summer Camp Sunset Hills Road Reston, VA What time do I pick up and drop off my camper if they do not participate in Extended Care? Please drop off your camper between 8:45-9:00 am and pick up between 3:45-4:00 pm. Travel campers should not be picked up until between 4:30pm-4:45pm. 3. What are the activities for before and after-care? Campers will be split up and provided different low key, age appropriate activities for your camper. Part of the time in after care is spent on activities that combat summer learning loss. 4. What does a typical day at camp look like? Each camp is unique but follows similar schedules. Swim times may vary depending on what camp they are attending. The following is a sample schedule. The following is a sample schedule. 9:00am Morning Meeting/Ice Breakers 9:30-2:45 Camp Activities (attendance, field trips, group games, arts & crafts, water breaks, lunch, fun activities, camp songs, clean up) 2:45-3:30 Afternoon Snack 3:30-4:00 Closing Assembly (songs, skits, contests) 4:00pm Pick up/after Care 5. What should I send to camp with my child? All campers must bring a healthy, nut-free lunch, plenty to drink, morning and afternoon snacks, every day. Please only send non-perishable foods because refrigeration is not possible. Campers should also bring their own water bottle to stay hydrated during the day. Send your child to camp with a backpack to keep all of their belongings together. Please make sure everything is labeled with their name. 6. What should my camper wear to camp? Campers should wear clothing suitable for an active day at camp. Appropriate items would include shorts, t-shirts, light jackets (for chilly mornings), and closed-toed athletic shoes (NO SANDALS). Please label all items sent to camp with the child s first and last name. Our camps use discovery and play as a major part of our camp program, thus we encourage you to dress your child in clothing that you do not mind getting dirty or stained with art materials in the course of your child engaging in a fun activity. 7. Can my child s food be heated up at camp? Due to the volume of participants, we can t heat up children s meals. Please send your child with a prepared lunch that needs no heating or refrigerating. 8. Should I pack water for my child? Yes. Although we fill coolers for the kids and our staff take the children for regular trips to the restrooms and drinking fountains, parents are ultimately responsible for sending their child with plenty of fluids for the day. 9. Is there a dress code for CITs & Junior Lifeguards? Counselors in Training and Junior Lifeguards should dress just like the staff wearing black or khaki shorts or pants and CIT shirt. Shorts should be within three inches from the knee and worn at the waist. While swimming, girl CITs should wear a modest one-piece suit and boys should wear shorts-style suits. Sneakers should be worn daily. 10. When will my child swim? All aquatics campers will swim every day. The Great Outdoors camp will swim at the Water Mine and the swim days will be in the weekly newsletter. 11. What if my camper loses something at camp? We know that sometimes things just get lost. Please label all of your child s belongings. The best way to prevent the loss of property is to leave it at home! There will be a designated Lost and Found at each camp location. Please check there for your child s items before the end of the week. Lost and Found items will be discarded of every Monday morning at 7:00 am. The YMCA is not responsible for camper possessions that are lost or stolen. 12. What happens if my child is late for a Travel camp? Unfortunately, we cannot hold the bus for a camper who is running late. We will accept them into a camp here at the branch that peaks their interest. You may also drop off your camper at their field trip destination. 13. What happens when my child needs to be picked up early? No problem. Please contact the Y prior to pick up to ensure your child is ready. 14. I am running late. What should I do? Please contact the Y as soon as you know you or your authorized pick up person will be late. Camp aftercare ends promptly at 6:30 pm. For children not picked up by the end of the program s regular or extended hours, we will allow a five-minute grace period. After the grace period of five minutes, there will be a charge of $5 per child for every 5 minutes. 15. Does my child need money? No. Your child will have everything they need here at the YMCA. If there is a special occasion, such as a certain travel camp excursions, you and your family will be notified beforehand. 16. Can my child bring electronics? No. We are a screen-free summer camp. Please leave all ipods, ipads, DS, PSPs, and other electronics at home. 17. Can my child wear jewelry at camp? To ensure your child s safety and due to the active nature of summer camp programming, jewelry, with the exception of stud earrings, should not be worn. IMPORTANT INFORMATION 4 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 5

5 YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON DAY CAMP CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS 2018 SESSION A SESSION B SESS ION C SESSION D SESSION E Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 June 18 - June 22 June 25 - June 29 July 2 - July 6 July 9 - July 13 July 16 - July 20 July 23 - July 27 July 30 - Aug 3 Aug 6 - Aug 10 Aug 13 - Aug 17 Aug 20 - Aug 24 THEME Animal Adventures Olympic Week Stars & Stripes Forever Dr. Seuss on the Loose Shark Week It s a Thingamajig Captain Y & the Super Heroes Survivor Treasure Island Space Invaders TUESDAY MONDAY Patriotic Day (Can never get enough of Red, White, and Blue) WEDNESDAY Pajama Day (Roll out of bed and right into camp) Jersey Day (Show support of your favorite sport team or national team) Happy 4th of July! No Camp Today Tie-Dye Day (When one color just isn t enough) Whiteout Day (Deck yourself in as much white as possible) Counselor Look-A-Like Day (Dress like your favorite counselor and tell us what to do!) Super Hero Day (Wear your favorite super hero costume) Camo Day (Wait...Where did you go?!) Hawaiian Day (Come celebrate the Island life in your best Luau outfit) Neon Day (Have to be bright enough to be seen from space) FRIDAY THURSDAY Water Wars Family Event: Movie Night Lip Sync Battles Field Day Family Event: Bingo Night Oopy Goopy Day Family Event: Reading Night Color Games Carnival Day Campers vs. Counselors Family Event: Craft Night Wet & Wild Day Field Day Family Event: Tailgating Night Camps ends early so the party can start early. 6 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 7

6 YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RE STON SUMMER DAY CAMP 2018 Session A Session B Session C Session D Session E Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 6/18-6/22 6/25-6/29 7/2-7/6 7/9-7/13 7/16-7/20 7/23-7/27 7/30-8/3 8/6-8/10 8/13-8/17 8/20-8/24 PRESCHOOL 3-5 year olds Full-Day Preschool Camp Full-Day Preschool Camp Full-Day Preschool Camp Full-Day Preschool Camp Full-Day Preschool Camp 4-7 year olds Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors 8-12 year olds Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors AQUATICS 9-13 year olds Water Polo Water Polo Water Polo 7-13 year olds Y Tri Y Tri Y Tri year olds Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards Junior Lifeguards LEADERSHIP year olds C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. C.I.T. TRADITIONAL Lake Fairfax Site 5-8 year olds Animal Adventures Olympic Week 9-12 year olds Animal Adventures Olympic Week Stars and Stripes forever Stars and Stripes Forever Dr. Seuss Shark Week It's a Thingamajig Dr. Seuss Shark Week It's a Thingamajig Captain Y and the Super Heroes Captain Y and the Super Heroes Survivor Treasure Island Space Invaders Survivor Treasure Island Space Invaders LAKE FAIRFAX 5-8 year olds The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors 8-12 year olds The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors 6-8 year olds Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel Junior Travel TRAVEL 7-11 year olds Horseback Riding Horseback Riding Horseback Riding Horseback Riding 9-13 year olds Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Senior Travel Sports Site 5-8 year olds Cheer and Step Baseball Baseball Baseball Cheer and Step Baseball Baseball 5-8 year olds Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer SPORTS 5-8 year olds Kickball PHD Fit Camp Lacrosse Kickball Lacrosse Kickball PHD Fit Camp Lacrosse Kickball 7-12 year olds Archery Archery Archery Archery Archery 8-12 year olds Flag Football Ultimate Frisbee Flag Football PHD Fit Camp Flag Football PHD Fit Camp Flag Football Ultimate Frisbee Flag Football PHD Fit Camp 8-12 year olds Dodgeball Cheer and Step Dodgeball Dodgeball Cheer and Step Specialty Site 5-8 year olds Beads & Bracelets Green Thumbs Up! Pokeman Madness Beads & Bracelets Green Thumbs Up! Pokeman Madness Beads & Bracelets Green Thumbs Up! Pokeman Madness Beads & Bracelets 5-8 year olds Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess 6-9 year olds Lego Robotics Lego Robotics Lego Robotics Lego Robotics Lego Robotics SPECIALTY 8-12 year olds Active Arcade Active Arcade Active Arcade Active Arcade Active Arcade 8-12 year olds Art Meets Science Rip the Runway Art Meets Science Rip the Runway Art Meets Science Rip the Runway Art Meets Science 8-12 year olds Art-O-Gami Art-O-Gami Art-O-Gami 8-12 year olds Mad Scientist Mad Science Mad Science Mad Science Mad Science 8 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 9

7 AQUATICS CAMPS AQUATICS CAMPS AQUATICS CAMPS LOCATION: FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON Aquatic camps are designed for beginner through intermediate levels. All lifeguards and instructors are certified. Depending on the swim level, activities may include stroke development, basic lifeguard skills, water sports, and traditional camp activities. In addition, campers may spend part of their day participating in land-based activities including group games, sports & fitness, hands-on science, arts & crafts and more! JUNIOR AQUATICS CAMP MUST be comfortable in the water Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston AGE 4-7 SESSIONS FULL MEMBER RATE A $484 $556 B $484 $556 C $484 $556 D $484 $556 E $484 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 11 PROGRAM RATE SENIOR AQUATICS CAMP MUST be comfortable in the water Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston AGE 8-12 SESSIONS FULL MEMBER RATE A $484 $556 B $484 $556 C $484 $556 D $484 $556 E $484 $556 PROGRAM RATE WATER POLO Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston AGE $242 $278 5 $242 $278 7 $242 $278 Y-TRI CAMP Must have properly fitted bicycle. Must be able to swim 50 yards. without stopping and tread water for one minute. Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston AGE $242 $278 6 $242 $278 8 $242 $278

8 LEADERSHIP/TEEN LEADERSHIP/ TEEN LEADERSHIP/TEEN COUNSELOR-IN- TRAINING Location: TBD AGE $158 $182 2 $158 $182 3 $158 $182 4 $158 $182 5 $158 $182 6 $158 $182 7 $158 $182 8 $158 $182 9 $158 $ $158 $182 JUNIOR LIFEGUARD TRAINING Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston AGE $158 $182 2 $158 $182 3 $158 $182 4 $158 $182 5 $158 $182 6 $158 $182 7 $158 $182 8 $158 $182 9 $158 $ $158 $182 COUNSELORS-IN-TRAINING Counselors-in-Training is a teen program specifically designed for our future leaders. This two-phase program first sends your teen through training in water safety, working with 5-12 year olds, camp songs, games and crafts, resume building, and interview do s and don ts. C.I.T.s will be assigned to assist our talented day camp staff with the daily operation of the traditional camps. This program provides an excellent opportunity for teens to learn hands-on job experience and responsibilities, while still under the supervision of our camp staff team. JUNIOR LIFEGUARD Are you someone who enjoys helping others? Our Jr. Lifeguard Camp combines the Leaders-in- Training Program with a hands-on experience for campers to learn First Aid and CPR, water rescue techniques and other topics related to lifeguarding from trained and certified staff. Not only does this valuable experience build self-confidence and skills for life, it focuses on the skills and training participants will need to be successful YMCA Lifeguard candidates once they reach the age to be certified. Please note: This is NOT a certification course. 12 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 13

9 SPECIALTY CAMPS SPECIALTY CAMPS ART-O-GAMI SPECIALTY CAMPS Part of the day will be spent on your camper s specialty focus. For the rest of the day, all campers will experience a daily dose of other fun, enriching traditional camp activities such as arts and crafts, reading, etc. 3 $242 $278 6 $242 $278 9 $242 $278 BEADS & BRACELETS ACTIVE ARCADE 1 $242 $278 3 $242 $278 5 $242 $278 7 $242 $278 9 $242 $278 ART MEETS SCIENCE 1 $242 $278 4 $242 $278 7 $242 $ $242 $278 1 $242 $278 4 $242 $278 7 $242 $ $242 $278 CHESS 2 $242 $278 4 $242 $278 6 $242 $278 8 $242 $ $242 $278 GREEN THUMBS UP! 2 $242 $278 5 $242 $278 8 $242 $278 LEGO ROBOTICS AGES $242 $278 3 $242 $278 5 $242 $278 7 $242 $278 9 $242 $278 RIP THE RUNWAY 2 $242 $278 5 $242 $278 8 $242 $278 POKEMON MADNESS 3 $242 $278 6 $242 $278 9 $242 $278 MAD SCIENTISTS 2 $242 $278 4 $242 $278 6 $242 $278 8 $242 $ $242 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 15

10 SPORTS CAMPS SPORTS CAMPS These camps offer a fun-filled sports environment with an emphasis on team work, sportsmanship, and basic fundamentals. Part of the day will be spent on your camper s sport focus where they will focus on stretching, warm-ups, skills and drills, educational games, and scrimmages. For the rest of the day, campers will experience all the other great activities the YMCA has to offer. Campers will create their next masterpiece in arts and crafts, explore nature and science, and so much more. This is a great way for campers to add even more variety into their summer camp experience for your future All-American athlete. JUNIOR SPORTS FOR BASEBALL SPORTS CAMPS 2 $231 $266 4 $231 $266 6 $231 $266 8 $231 $ $231 $266 CHEER AND STEP 1 $231 $266 7 $231 $266 LACROSSE 3 $231 $266 6 $231 $266 9 $231 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 17

11 SPORTS CAMPS SPORTS CAMPS PHD FIT CAMP 2 $231 $266 8 $231 $266 KICKBALL 1 $231 $266 4 $231 $266 7 $231 $ $231 $266 SOCCER 3 $231 $266 5 $231 $266 6 $231 $266 9 $231 $266 SENIOR SPORTS FOR ARCHERY 1 $231 $266 3 $231 $266 5 $231 $266 7 $231 $266 9 $231 $266 FLAG FOOTBALL 1 $231 $266 3 $231 $266 5 $231 $266 7 $231 $266 9 $231 $266 PHD FIT CAMP 4 $231 $266 6 $231 $ $231 $266 DODGEBALL 2 $231 $266 5 $231 $266 8 $231 $266 CHEER AND STEP 4 $231 $ $231 $266 ULTIMATE FRISBEE 2 $231 $266 8 $231 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 19

12 TRADITIONAL CAMPS TRADITIONAL CAMPS TRADITIONAL CAMPS Traditional Day Camps offer theme-based enriching activities, group games, sports & fitness activities, hands-on science activities, arts & crafts, music, swimming and possible field trips all wrapped around the theme. FULL DAY TRADITIONAL CAMP For 5-12 year olds ANIMAL ADVENTURES 1 $210 $242 1 $210 $242 OLYMPIC WEEK 2 $210 $242 2 $210 $242 STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER 3 $210 $242 DR. SEUSS ON THE LOOSE 4 $210 $242 4 $210 $242 SHARK WEEK 5 $210 $242 5 $210 $242 3 $210 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 21

13 TRADITIONAL CAMPS ALL-DAY PRESCHOOL PRESCHOOL CAMPS IT S A THINGAMAJIG 6 $210 $242 6 $210 $242 CAPTAIN Y AND THE SUPER HEROES 7 $210 $242 7 $210 $242 SPACE INVADERS 10 $210 $ $210 $242 CAMPS Location: YMCA Fairfax County Reston Preschool Red Room, Preschool Entrance MUST be completely potty trained AGES 4-5 SESSIONS FULL MEMBER RATE A $585 $673 B $585 $673 C $585 $673 D $585 $673 PROGRAM RATE SURVIVOR 8 $210 $242 8 $210 $242 TREASURE ISLAND 9 $210 $242 9 $210 $ SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 23

14 JUNIOR TRAVEL AGES 6-8 TRAVEL / OUTDOOR 1 $294 $339 2 $294 $339 3 $294 $339 4 $294 $339 5 $294 $339 6 $294 $339 7 $294 $339 8 $294 $339 9 $294 $ $294 $339 OUTDOOR CAMPS THE GREAT OUTDOORS Location: Lake Fairfax Park Enjoy a summer full of sun and fun outdoor experiences. The camp days are loaded with activities that may include: hiking, fishing, creeking, swimming at the Watermine, crafts, and more $242 $278 TRAVEL / OUTDOOR HORSEBACK RIDING AGES $242 $278 2 $420 $484 4 $420 $484 6 $420 $484 8 $420 $484 TRAVEL SENIOR TRAVEL AGES $294 $339 2 $294 $339 3 $294 $339 4 $294 $339 5 $294 $339 6 $294 $339 7 $294 $339 8 $294 $339 9 $294 $ $294 $339 CAMPS YMCA Travel camps provide campers an opportunity to travel, combined with fun and freedom. 24 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 25

15 CAMP LETTS CAMP LETTS FOR OVER 100 YEARS, CAMP LETTS HAS BEEN THE SUMMER PLAYGROUND FOR CAMPERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. EACH DAY AT CAMP YOU WILL EXPERIENCE SOMETHING NEW: A NEW ACTIVITY, A NEW FRIEND, A NEW CHALLENGE. WHATEVER IT IS, WE KNOW THAT EACH NEW THING YOU DISCOVER WILL BE MORE EXCITING THAN YESTERDAY S. HOW DO WE KNOW? BECAUSE EVERY YEAR HUNDREDS OF CAMPERS TELL US THAT THEY DISCOVERED SOMETHING NEW AND CREATED GREAT MEMORIES AT CAMP LETTS OVERNIGHT CAMP AGES 6-16 At Camp Letts we have 3 goals for every camper: try something new, make a new friend, and have fun! We believe if a camper can do the first two, having fun is guaranteed. ACTIVITIES FAIR Overnight Camp starts on Sunday between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. During your first evening, you will attend the Activities Fair. Here, you will choose the activities that will become your morning schedule for the rest of the week. MEALS Have you seen anyone join The Order of the Oar? Have you ever eaten hands-free cake on Super Hero Monday? Or nearly forgotten to eat* because lunch time suddenly became an impromptu dance party? It s almost impossible to describe the noise and fun of meal times. Three times a day, your cabin will shout and sing as you try to outperform your rival cabins, all of whom are competing for extra points towards the Crew Cup, all while eating food that seems too good to be camp food. Many meals have themes so make sure you pack something pink, a pair of knee high socks, and a tie-dye t-shirt. *Don t worry, our staff will make sure you don t forget to eat! MORNING ACTIVITIES Your three morning activities are your chance to acquire and master a new skill. So try not to choose something you do every day; pick something different and you might discover a talent you never knew you had. Programs are instructed by our diverse staff. Selected from all over the world for their experience and expertise, they will help you learn, grow and have the time of your life. In fact our great staff is the reason many campers come back year after year. AFTERNOON CABIN AND CREW ACTIVITIES The afternoons are your chance to explore all that camp has to offer. After Siesta, you will go to activity period 4. Every day you will be able to do something different. The rest of the afternoon is spent in Cabin and Crew activities. You will meet back up with your cabin and catch up on your morning activities before doing activities together as a group. Only time and imagination limit what you and your bunkmates can achieve. It might be jewelry making in arts and crafts, kayaking on the river, building shelters in the woods or exploring Monster Island. The afternoon s activities at Camp are designed to be fun and recreational, and an opportunity to get to know your bunkmates. TRY OUT OVERNIGHT CAMP AGES 6-8 Specially designed for first time campers, this two night, three day stay at camp is a great way to explore all of the fun we have to offer. Let your counselors take you and your bunk-mates on a tour of just about everything we do. Canoe, kayak or sail the Rhode River, try a pony ride, learn a new sport and design a masterpiece in Arts and Crafts. We ll take you sea-sledding, for a polar bear plunge at the pool, teach you campfire songs, reveal the secret of making the perfect s more; all this while you make great new friends! CAMP LETTS EVENING ACTIVITY When the sun starts to set, Camp comes alive. We hold a camp-wide activity or game each night, which ties in to the weekly theme. It also uses as many parts of camp as we can, so you really get a chance to explore. Evening games help your crew earn points towards the Crew Cup. CAMP LETTS CAMPS ALSO INCLUDE: Equestrian Sailing Canoeing and Kayaking Water Skiing Zip Line Paintball Archery High Adventures And much more! 26 SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 27

16 YMCA THINGAMAJIG INVENTION CONVENTION CAMP IS ALL ABOUT ADVENTURE. HOW ABOUT AN ADVENTURE THAT TAKES YOU INTO THE FUTURE? That s what happens at the YMCA of Metropolitan Washington s Annual THINGAMAJIG Invention Convention! During the final week in July, Day Campers have an opportunity to compete for prizes in the THINGAMAJIG Invention Challenges by creating inventions that will revolutionize tomorrow. Day Campers will then have the opportunity to attend Thingamajig, a full day of fun, excitement, hands-on science, technology, invention, physical challenges and a whole lot more. They can take part in the THINGAMAJIG Presidential Team Challenge, an onsite event that tasks teams of young people to create and compete in an on-the-spot invention challenge. There is a huge physical fitness playground and obstacle course; a healthy Children s Organic Garden; a Junkyard Fashion Show, a talent show and many more activities planned to keep children engaged in a full day of fun. IMAGINE, BUILD AND GET INSPIRED AT OUR 24TH ANNUAL THINGAMAJIG INVENTION CONVENTION! JULY 26, 2018 The Show Place Arena in Prince George s County, Upper Marlboro, Maryland Early Arrival and Late Pick-Up Required YMCA BRANCH LOCATIONS VIRGINIA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BRANCHES YMCA ANTHONY BOWEN 1325 W Street, NW Washington, DC YMCA CALOMIRIS PROGRAM CENTER 1906 Allison Street, NE Washington, DC YMCA CAPITAL VIEW 2118 Ridgecrest Court, SE Washington, DC DC MARYLAND BRANCHES MARYLAND YMCA AYRLAWN PROGRAM CENTER 5650 Oakmont Avenue Bethesda, MD YMCA BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE 9401 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda, MD YMCA CAMP LETTS P.O. Box Camp Letts Road Edgewater, MD or YMCA PRINCE GEORGE S COUNTY 6600 Laurel-Bowie Road Bowie, MD YMCA SILVER SPRING 9800 Hastings Drive Silver Spring, MD VIRGINIA BRANCHES YMCA ALEXANDRIA 420 East Monroe Avenue Alexandria, VA YMCA ARLINGTON th Street North Arlington, VA YMCA ARLINGTON TENNIS & SQUASH CENTER th Street North Arlington, VA YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON Sunset Hills Road Reston, VA YMCA LOUDOUN COUNTY (Administrative Offices) 26 B Fairfax Street, SE Leesburg, VA YMCA WOODMONT PROGRAM CENTER 2422 North Fillmore Street Arlington, VA SUMMER CAMP 2017 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington YMCA ymcadc.org YMCA FAIRFAX COUNTY RESTON 29