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2 GOALS FOR OUR CAMPERS WELCOME TO CAMP OOWASSIS! Make friends, have fun and enjoy being a kid. Experience new things and a variety of creative activities that will keep campers physically fit while spending time in the great outdoors. Find their imagination. Experience a sense of pride in their actions, choices and projects. Experience opportunities to share and express their ideas with a group. Become a productive member of a group. Be a part of something bigger then themselves. Develop relationships with adults that believe in them. Respect themselves, others and nature. Enjoy reading through storytelling, silent reading and reading aloud. Through participation in our swimming program, learn swimming skills and water safety. Take opportunities to make choices independently and with a group. Experience the camp spirit within themselves and enjoy sharing it with others. We are committed to providing kids with a safe and positive experience as we nurture community, promote the Y s core values, and encourage the joy of being active! Camping, like many Y programs, is about learning skills, developing character and making friends. Few environments are as special as camp. Kids become a community as they learn how to be more independent and how to contribute to a group while engaging in physical, social and educational activities. Camping teaches self- reliance, a love for nature and the outdoors, and the development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership. Y counselors are dedicated to making sure camp is an amazing experience for every camper. OUR PHILOSOPHY The YMCA of Delaware believes in providing comprehensive camp programs, which foster the social, cultural, physical and emotional development of children of all ages. All activities reflect the character values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. We create an opportunity for children to enhance their self-esteem, build friendship skills, develop greater independence as well as give them a sense of their creative potential in a safe, fun and nurturing environment. 2 (302) 296-YMCA

CAMP SESSION THEME FIELD TRIP Week 1 (June 19-23) Game Shows Galore Salisbury Zoo Week 2 (June 26-30) Week 3 (July 3-7) No camp July 4th Week 4 (July 10-14) Week 5 (July 17-21) Week 6 (July 24-28)

3 CAMP SESSION THEME FIELD TRIP Week 1 (June 19-23) Game Shows Galore Salisbury Zoo Week 2 (June 26-30) Week 3 (July 3-7) No camp July 4th Week 4 (July 10-14) Week 5 (July 17-21) Week 6 (July 24-28) Week 7 (July 31-Aug 4) Week 8 (Aug 7-11) Week 9 (Aug 14-18) CAMP GRADE ENTERING SCAMPER CAMP Age 4 years by 6/1/17 EXPLORERS ADVENTURERS VOYAGERS SPORTS CAMP Spy Kids Extreme Detectives Party in the USA Super Hero Rudolph the Sunburnt Reindeer Color Wars Disney Dance Party Wild Wild West Camp Oowassis Has Talent Kindergarten and 1st grade 2nd and 3rd grades 4th and 6th grades Pre-K - 10th grades Jungle Jim s Delaware Children s Museum All Camp Celebration (Wed. trip, 6 p.m. return) Funland Frontier Town Water Park Camp Tockwogh (6 p.m. Return) Frontier Town Wild West Show Rehoboth Children s Theater Week 10 (Aug 21-25) Medieval Mischief Movies at Midway DATES TO REMEMBER CAMP REGISTRATION OPENS Past campers (online only): Friday, January13 New campers: Friday, January 27 Register at the Beach Party, or online before January 27th and receive a gift. Online Registrants can stop by the Member Services Desk on or after January 27th to pick up their prize. CAMP REGISTRATION AND BEACH PARTY Friday, January 27th from 6-8 p.m. HEALTHY KIDS DAY CAMP OPEN HOUSE April 29th from 12-3 p.m. Join us as we celebrate Healthy Kids Day, our national initiative to improve the health and wellbeing of kids. This event is open to the community and is a great opportunity to learn about our camp. MOVIE NIGHTS The Sussex Family YMCA will host a movie night the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month. Bring the whole family to have a picnic dinner and watch a movie! Be sure to bring beach chairs and bug spray. Snacks will be available for purchase. RSVP to Member Services Desk. DAYS: Third Thursday in May. First and Third Thursday in June, July, August and September. CAMP QUESTIONS? Contact Shannon Neal, Camp Director at (302) or sneal@ymcade.org. BEAR-GLASGOW FAMILY YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP 2016 SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP

SUMMER CAMP 2017 LUNCH, SNACKS & WATER BOTTLES FREE LUNCH AND SNACK (Summer food service program) Lunch and afternoon snack are available through the Summer Food Service Program.

your child The following is a sample menu of lunches and snacks that will be provided during the summer: LUNCH: Milk:1% white (8 oz.

4 SUMMER CAMP 2017 LUNCH, SNACKS & WATER BOTTLES FREE LUNCH AND SNACK (Summer food service program) Lunch and afternoon snack are available through the Summer Food Service Program. Families are still welcome to pack lunches and snacks daily, especially if your child has the following: Food Allergies Child does not like the food being offered Food being offered is not enough for your child The following is a sample menu of lunches and snacks that will be provided during the summer: LUNCH: Milk:1% white (8 oz.) Fruit: Fruit Cup, Orange, Apple, Plum, or Raisins Sandwich: Turkey and Cheese, Tuna Cup or Turkey Ham and Cheese AFTERNOON SNACK: Fruit, Cereal Bar, Cheese Crackers, Pretzels, or Goldfish PACKING DAILY You may choose to pack your child s lunch daily. If so, please keep in mind that there are no refrigerators or microwaves available. Packing lunch in an insulated bag or hard top cooler is recommended and should be labeled with your campers first and last name. If your child does not want to participate in the afternoon snack program, please make sure to pack afternoon snacks for them. WATER BOTTLE We encourage everyone to bring a water bottle daily. Campers will move around outside during the day and having a water bottle to stay hydrated is very important. There are plenty of water refill stations and water fountains at our camp. Please remember to label your child s water bottle with their first and last name. THANK YOU! Of those children receiving free and/or reduced cost meals at school during the school year, only one in six have access to a similar type of program during the summer months. Thanks to support from the Y USA, Walmart, and Annual Campaign donors, our camp fills this opportunity gap, providing free meals for many campers during the summer months. FANTASTIC FRIDAYS Fantastic Fridays are designed for campers and counselors to dress up according to the theme below. WEEK 1: Crazy Hat Day WEEK 2: Come in a Disguise WEEK 3: Red, White and Blue WEEK 4: Super Hero WEEK 5: Christmas and Crazy Hats WEEK 6: Your Team s Color WEEK 7: Disney Characters WEEK 8: Cowboy or Cowgirl WEEK 9: Pajama Day WEEK 10: Knights and Princesses 4 (302) 296-YMCA

OPEN DOORS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Financial assistance to help with the cost of camp is available thanks to donations from our Annual Campaign.

5 OPEN DOORS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Financial assistance to help with the cost of camp is available thanks to donations from our Annual Campaign. Open Doors applications are available at our membership desk or online at ymcade.org. Assistance is distributed on a first come, first serve basis and is determined by financial need. Financial documents requested on the application must accompany your Open Doors application or it will be considered incomplete. The eligibility process may take 2-3 weeks and space is limited. To receive assistance for camp, you must apply prior to camp registration. REGISTRATION Past campers (online only): Friday, January13 New campers: Friday, January 27 HOW DO I REGISTER? Registration forms are available at the Sussex Family YMCA membership desk or can be downloaded from ysummercamp.org. Complete one registration packet per camper and return it to the Sussex Family Membership Desk. Ensure that all documents are complete and signed. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS YMCA account for the family must be current. YMCA membership for the camper must remain active throughout the summer. Registration forms must be completed in full. If something does not apply, please mark N/A. Phone numbers and addresses must be kept up to date. Registrations must arrive by the MONDAY BEFORE THE WEEK OF CAMP. Registrations received after Monday are subject to a $30 late processing fee. Any cancellation or change must be submitted in writing 10 business days prior to the change or cancellation date. All changes are subject to space availability and are not guaranteed. Must submit current immunization and physical records. PURCHASE OF CARE Purchase Of Care is accepted for all of our camp programs. A current POC authorization form from the State of Delaware must be provided at the time of registration. We will provide the POC number in the Spring of CAMP SESSIONS BANK DRAFT Week 1: June June 15 Week 2: June June 15 Week 3: July 3-7 (no camp July 4) July 1 Week 4: July July 1 Week 5: July July 15 Week 6: July July 15 Week 7: July 31 - Aug 4 July 15 Week 8: Aug 7-11 August 1 Week 9: Aug August 1 Week 10: Aug August 15 SUSSEX YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP

Staff encourages our youngest campers to meet new friends, try new activities, become responsible for their belongings and have fun.

6 CAMPS EXPLORERS CAMP AGES: Campers entering Kindergarten or 1st grade Activities are centered around a weekly theme. Campers participate in a daily pow-wow to find out about the day s activities, learn camp songs and be silly with the group. Staff encourages our youngest campers to meet new friends, try new activities, become responsible for their belongings and have fun. Activities include swimming, environmental education, arts and crafts, reading/storytelling, trips to the beach on Tuesdays and field trips on Thursdays. Campers should bring a backpack with lunch (if they do not enjoy the one provided), water bottle, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen daily. Be sure to label all items! TIME - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Full Member: $145 per week Program Member: $180 per week * Due to camp being closed on the 4th of July, week 3 rates (July 3-7) are as follows: Full Member: $116 Program Member: $144 6 (302) 472-YMCA 296-YMCA ADVENTURERS CAMP AGES: Campers entering 2nd or 3rd grade Activities are centered around a weekly theme. Campers participate in a daily pow-wow to find out about the day s activities, learn camp songs and be silly with the group. Staff encourages these campers to meet new friends, try new activities, and group decision making. Activities include swimming, environmental education, arts and craft, reading/storytelling, Zumba, team building, trips to the beach on Tuesdays, and field trips on Thursdays. Campers should bring a backpack with lunch (if they do not enjoy the one provided), water bottle, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen daily. Be sure to label all items! TIME - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Full Member: $145 per week Program Member: $180 per week * Due to camp being closed on the 4th of July, week 3 rates (July 3-7) are as follows: Full Member: $116 Program Member: $144 VOYAGERS CAMP AGES: Campers entering 4th - 7th grade Activities and pow-wow are based around the week s theme. Adventure campers will live the theme all week. Staff is full of camp spirit and encourages new friendships, trying new activities, caring and respecting others in a group and becoming more independent. Activities include swimming, environmental education, Zumba, team-building, science, trips to the beach on Tuesdays and field trips on Thursdays. Campers should bring lunch, water bottle, swim suit, towel and sunscreen daily. Campers should bring a backpack with lunch (if they do not enjoy the one provided), water bottle, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen daily. Be sure to label all items! TIME - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Full Member: $145 per week Program Member: $180 per week * Due to camp being closed on the 4th of July, week 3 rates (July 3-7) are as follows: Full Member: $116 Program Member: $144

SCAMPER CAMP AGES: 4 years This camp program includes a planned curriculum consisting of camp themes, a field trip, creative play, physical activity, social interaction, swimming, and daily pow-wows!

7 SCAMPER CAMP AGES: 4 years This camp program includes a planned curriculum consisting of camp themes, a field trip, creative play, physical activity, social interaction, swimming, and daily pow-wows! FULL DAY TIME: 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Full Member: $145 (July 5-8: $116) Program Member: $180 (July 5-8: $144) EXTENDED ENRICHMENT TIMES: 7 9 a.m. or 4 6 p.m. Before and After care is a supervised, structured time which allows campers to either relax and prepare for the day or wind down after a long day at camp. A variety of activities will be made available if campers choose to participate. FULL MEMBER: Before OR After care one week session: $10 (July 5-8: $8) Before AND After Care one week session: $20 (July 5-8: $16) PROGRAM MEMBERS Before OR After care one week session: $20 (July 5-8: $16) Before AND After care one week session: $40 (July 5-8: $32) HALF DAY TIME: 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Full Member: $70 (July 5-8: $56) Program Member: $90 (July 5-8: $72) WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP The items listed below are important to ensure that your child is prepared for their day and able to participate in all activities. Please bring the following: Bathing suit and towel Sneakers and old clothes are a must! We will be walking, running and playing a lot. Getting messy is our job and we take it seriously. Wearing old clothing ensures that we do not damage anything important. Weather appropriate clothing. We go outside almost every day unless there is active precipitation or public announcements advising people to remain indoors. A healthy lunch. Please include protein, veggie and fruit, dairy and water to drink. Afternoon snack * Food service program is available for summer preschool campers. WALNUT STREET YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP SUSSEX YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP

8 SPORTS & SPECIALTY CAMPS June AMERICAN CLASSIC GOLF CAMP AGES: 6-16 (boys and girls) Under the instruction of the on-site golf professional John Ray, campers will participate in various skill instruction and golf activities. The camp will be facilitated at the American Classic Golf Course. TIMES: Vary per age and session selected ONLINE REGISTRATION OPENS 2/1/16: PHONE REGISTRATION: (302) (John Ray) * No bus service provided. June YOUTH BASKETBALL CAMP AGES 8-13 (boys and girls) Basketball camp will be offered again this summer. This is a highly instructional program. Children will be divided into groups by age and ability, and players will focus on the development of individual skills with drills, competitions and games. This is a great program for current and prospective YMCA youth basketball league participants. This camp can be physically demanding. Each camper needs a water bottle, lunch and appropriate clothing for playing basketball. Campers will also participate in end-of-day swim; please bring a towel and bathing suit. TIMES: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. LOCATION: Rehoboth Elementary (Campers may be dropped off as early as 8:45 a.m. at Rehoboth Elementary and picked up as late as 6 p.m. at the YMCA.) Full Members: $150 Program Members: $200 June YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP AGES: 8 13 (boys and girls) Under the instruction of the Sussex Family YMCA sports staff, campers will participate in various skill building drills, competitions, scrimmages and conditioning pertaining to the sport of flag football! It is suggested that campers wear clothing suitable and appropriate for athletic play. Participants should wear plastic molded football shoes as well as bring a bagged lunch and water bottle. This camp will participate in the end-of-day swim at the YMCA, please pack a bathing suit and towel. TIMES: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. LOCATION: Rehoboth Elementary (Campers may be dropped off as early as 8:45 a.m. at Rehoboth Elementary and picked up as late as 6 p.m. at the YMCA.) Full Members: $150 Program Members: $200 July CHALLENGER SPORTS MULTI-SPORT CAMP AGES: 6-12 (boys and girls) Motivate, Activate and Energize your child with Challenger Sports new Multi Sports Program. Challenger s team of British coaches will provide your boys and girls with a memorable week of nonstop action, fun and competition all with a British Twist! Participants must wear clothing appropriate for athletic activity. Please bring water bottle as this is physically demanding. TIMES: 9 a.m. to 12 Noon PRICES: Please see Challenger website LOCATION: Beacon Middle School ONLINE REGISTRATION: * No bus service provided. July and August14-18 CHALLENGER SPORTS YOUTH SOCCER CAMP AGES: 3-14 (boys and girls) This full week camp, organized and run by Challenger Sports British Soccer coaches and YMCA staff, will be focusing on skill and player development. Certified trainers and coaches will have players engage in daily practice drills, scrimmages and an end-of-week tournament. THOSE WHO REGISTER ONLINE A MINIMUM 45 DAYS PRIOR TO CAMP RECEIVE A FREE CHALLENGER SPORTS OFFICIAL SOCCER JERSEY. TIMES: Times vary per session Please check challenger website for pricing. LOCATION: Beacon Middle School ONLINE REGISTRATION: *No bus service provided August TUMBLING AND AERIAL CAMP AGES: 6-13 (boys and girls) Learn to tumble and balance in our very popular camp taught by instructor Rachel Cryne. Participants will learn a variety of skills on the beams, mats and trampolines. They will also be engaged in youth yoga class and some outdoor activities. Campers will participate in daily swimming, so please bring a towel and bathing suit. Campers are asked to bring a bagged lunch and water bottle, as this can be physically demanding. TIMES: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. LOCATION: YMCA (Campers may be dropped off as early as 8:45 a.m. at the YMCA and picked up as late as 6 p.m.) Full Member: $170 per week Program Member: $220 per week 8 (302) 296-YMCA

9 August 7-11 YMCA SPLASH AGES: 5-12 Join us for a week of FUN water activities. Children will participate in various activities in and around the water that will teach them how to be safe in all aquatic environments and give instruction on stroke technique and analysis. YMCA Splash is a fun way for kids to learn how to be safe in and around the water. Participants must be able to swim without any flotation device and pass a swim test. Goggles are required. Limit is 30 participants. TIME: 9-4 p.m. Full Member: $150 Program Member: $200 Community Member: $300 July COASTAL FUN CAMP AGES: 5-12 Coastal FUN Camp offers the fun and freedom of being outdoors while learning new skills and making new friends. Each day offers adventures with exciting coastal activities. Campers learn to respect and enjoy nature while having fun hiking, exploring, swimming, field trips, and much more. Y camp staff build teamwork and provide challenging, safe activities for each small group. TIME: 9-4 p.m. Full Member: $150 Program Member: $200 Community Member: $300 ALL SUMMER CAMPER FAMILY CAMP CELEBRATION Join us for Fun, Fellowship and Farewell! Friday, August 25, 5-8 p.m. SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP

EXPLORE AT CAMP TOCKWOGH SUMMER CAMP Sessions Start June 25, 2017 At Camp Tockwogh, we work hard to create a positive experience full of friends, the great outdoors and new adventures.

With multiple options to choose from, including ONE OR TWO WEEK RESIDENT CAMP, THREE DAY MINI CAMP, or TICKWOGH SAIL AND SKI, we have something for everyone.

Together you will enjoy all Tockwogh activities including sailing, waterskiing, horseback riding, arts & crafts, rope courses and more!

For more information, please contact Kelly Leibolt at kleibolt@ymcade.org.

10 EXPLORE AT CAMP TOCKWOGH SUMMER CAMP Sessions Start June 25, 2017 At Camp Tockwogh, we work hard to create a positive experience full of friends, the great outdoors and new adventures. Guided by the principles of the YMCA, we provide a safe, inclusive environment where campers learn positive social behaviors, grow and create memories that will last a lifetime. With multiple options to choose from, including ONE OR TWO WEEK RESIDENT CAMP, THREE DAY MINI CAMP, or TICKWOGH SAIL AND SKI, we have something for everyone. For more information, please contact registration@ymcade.org. FAMILY CAMP Memorial Day Weekend: May 26th - 29th Summer s End: August 20th -27th Join us for a family vacation that everyone will love! Together you will enjoy all Tockwogh activities including sailing, waterskiing, horseback riding, arts & crafts, rope courses and more! At Camp Tockwogh, everyone gets to be a camper again - even mom and dad. We have the food, lodging and activities. You bring bathing suits and toothbrushes. For more information, please contact Kelly Leibolt at kleibolt@ymcade.org. Leader-In-Training Program (For teens entering 11th grade) Recognizing that high school students should get more out of a summer camp program, our LIT (Leader-In-Training) participants learn teamwork and leadership skills. Throughout this 4 week program, teens participate in daily leadership workshops, assist our staff with instructing camp programs, complete service learning projects and attend a 3-day camping and hiking trip to French Creek State Park in Elverson, PA. New to Tockwogh? No problem! This program is centered around teamwork and interaction with peers and staff. Participants quickly become part of the group as they create memorable and formative experiences together. For more information, please contact Pat Gizinski at pgizinski@ymcade.org. Counselor-In-Training Program (For teens entering 12th grade) Our CIT (Counselor-In-Training) program is specifically designed to give teens the opportunity to work directly with our campers, gain experience running camp programs and further develop leadership skills. Offered in a 3 week or 4 week program, teens will participate in daily leadership workshops, service learning opportunities and a one night trip to Dutch Springs Waterpark. For information, please contact Pat Gizinski at pgizinski@ymcade.org. ymcacamptockwogh.org 10 (302) 296-YMCA

11 BE A HERO DONATE TODAY Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. When you give to the Y, you strengthen our community. Your contribution opens doors not only for kids, but also for families, adults and senior citizens alike. Your gift is used to provide financial assistance to those in our community who are unable to afford the cost of membership. How do I get financial assistance? Contact the nearest YMCA branch and request an Open Doors financial assistance application or download it at SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP

12 Non-profit org. U.S. postage PAID YMCA of DELAWARE Permit No. 17 Wilmington, DE SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA Church Street Rehoboth Beach, DE Phone: YMCA Fax: Additional YMCAs come with your membership! YMCA full members also enjoy privileges at over 25 Pennsylvania YMCAs including Philadelphia Freedom Valley, Eastern Delaware County and Brandywine Valley. Plus you have access to the following YMCA of Delaware locations: BEAR-GLASGOW YMCA 351 George Williams Way Newark, DE (302) BRANDYWINE YMCA 3 Mt. Lebanon Road Wilmington, Delaware (302)478-YMCA CENTRAL YMCA 501 West Eleventh Street Wilmington, DE (302) DOVER YMCA 1137 South State Street Dover, DE (302) WESTERN FAMILY YMCA 2600 Kirkwood Highway Newark, DE (302) MIDDLETOWN FAMILY YMCA 404 N. Cass Street Middletown, DE (302) OTHER LOCATIONS: WALNUT ST. YMCA RESOURCE CENTER 1000 N. Walnut Street Wilmington, DE (302) 472-YMCA CAMP TOCKWOGH Still Pond Neck Road Worton, MD (800) 331-CAMP ASSOCIATION OFFICE 100 West 10th Street - Suite 1100 Wilmington, DE (302) 221-YMCA

CAMP OOWASSIS SUMMER CAMP GUIDE SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA

CAMP OOWASSIS SUMMER CAMP GUIDE SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA EMORIES PLAY CLIMB SING GROW FUN SUMMER PPY NATURE LEARN EXPLORE HIKE GROW SUMMER VENTURE SWIM RUN FRIENDS SUN SWIM NATURE MILE LAUGH CLIMB SING GROW FUN SUMMER VENTURE PLAY HAPPY RUN LEARN SWIM EXPLORE