Summer Making Summer Better. Ages Pick and choose your camp weeks that fit your schedule! Camp. Newtown Athletic Club

Summer 2015 Making Summer Better Ages 3-15 Pick and choose your camp weeks that fit your schedule! Camp Newtown Athletic Club

We offer a WIDE VARIETY OF CAMPS to fit every campers need! MISSION STATEMENT Our goal here at Camp NAC extends beyond a typical camp day. We strive to provide all campers with a safe environment in which they can grow as an individual and develop the skills to create life-long friendships. Full NACster Variety Camp Ages 3-12 In this traditional styled day camp, campers are introduced to sports, crafts, and games that provide them opportunities to participate in a wide range of activities including field trips. Check out our activity calendar on page 9. Half Specialty Camps Ages 3-5 Young campers focus on a weekly theme that has them crafting, playing, and discovering. These games and activities are focused around developing fine motor skills and life-long friendships. Check out our various themes on page 10. Full Specialty Camps Ages 6-12 Campers participate in age appropriate activities and games that are based on a weekly theme. Whether the campers are cooking, building, creating, performing or competing, they are bound to make amazing memories over the course of the summer. Check out our various themes on page 14. NAC Sports Training Camps (NSTC) Ages 7-13 This camp style is for the camper who is looking to expand their skills of certain sports beyond the basics. NSTC will help your athlete break down specific skills and teach them the proper techniques and forms to become a better player. Check out our various sports on page 18. Teen Programs Ages 11-15 For teen campers we offer a Counselor in Training (CIT) program and Teen Travel Every Friday from 3-8pm, our pool complex is open to camper s families excluding 4th of July weekend Dear Camp Parents/Guardians, Hello, my name is Amanda Brown, and I am your Camp NAC Director. For nine years, the NAC has been my home. It has provided me a community in which to learn, grow, and most importantly, bring to life my passion for children. As your camp director I strive-with the invaluable help of an expert staff-to make each camper s summer incredible. We are very excited for the upcoming summer camp! This year Camp NAC will feature a wide variety of new specialty camps in addition to the ones that everyone loved last year. We are also looking forward to Camp NAC s new home over in the NAC Sports Training Center. I am always available for any questions, concerns or suggestions that you may have. We are looking forward to meeting new campers and old friends as we prepare for Camp NAC 2015! See you all soon, camp. The CITs cover essential life skills each week that can help them as counselors and as young adults. The teens in Teen Travel camp participate in teen-oriented activities as well as spend two days of the week on a field trip with their friends. Both camps are a blast for teens and will ensure a summer full of fun. Check out our various themes and activity calendar on page 20 and 21. Amanda Brown www.campnac.com 215-968-0600 x 155 amanda@campnac.com Meet our DIRECTOR Camp Newtown Athletic Club 2 3

Camps at A GLANCE Camp Week Dates Nacster Specialty Camps Specialty Camps Teen Travel Camp CIT Sports Training Camps Ages 3-12 Ages 3-5 Ages 6-12 Ages 11-15 Ages 12-15 1 6/8-6/12 NACster Lil Gymnastics Whales Tales 2 6/15-6/19 NACster Whales Tales Princess Jr. Lego 3 6/22-6/26 NACster Infinity and Beyond Little Chef 4 6/29-7/3 NACster 5 7/6-7/10 NACster 6 7/13-7/17 NACster 7 7/20-7/24 NACster 8 7/27-7/31 NACster 9 8/3-8/7 NACster Water World Sports of All Sorts Out and About Storybook Adventure Jr. Lego Music Makers Tiny Cheer Land Before NAC Mini Project Runway Safari Adventure Soccer Frozen Tiny Cheer Superhero Princess Whales Tales 10 8/10-8/14 NACster Pirate Island Lil Gymnastics 11 8/17-8/21 NACster Let Boys Be Boys It's A Girl Thing Tiny Cheer 12 8/24-8/28 NACster Wizards of the NAC Whales Tales Gymnastics Sports of All Sorts Project Runway Inventors Workshop The Challenge Hip Hop Robotics K NEX Musical Theater Jr. Chef Boys Rule All Star Cheer MythBusters Gymnastics Cinderella Warrior Mad Scientist Water Palooza All Star Cheer Inventors Workshop Diva Dance Sports of All Sorts Act It Out Xtreme Warrior Lego City Aqua Art Jr. Chef Phabulous Physics Backyard Sports Gymnastics Baking Bootcamp Boys Rule Hip Hop TKD Camp All Star Cheer Listed below are the field trips campers would go on each week if they were enrolled in this program. Get more info on page 21. Eastern State Penitentiary Go Carting Sports Trip Rock Climbing Mini Golf Great Adventure Tyler State Park Aquarium Ice Skating Bowling Bucks County River Country Movies Trampoline Park Belmar Beach Roller Skating Wild Water Kingdom Laser Combat 4 215.968.0600 www.campnac.com 5 Mini CIT Team Building Baseball (Ages 7-13) Conflict Resolution Baseball (Ages 7-13) Soccer (Ages 6-12) Babysitting Galore Communication Skills Baseball (Ages 7-13) Baseball (Ages 7-13) Basketball (Ages 6-12) Job Skills Softball (Ages 7-13) Soccer (Ages 6-12) Jr. Life Guarding Lacrosse (Ages 7-13) Jr. 1st Aid and CPR Leadership WAYS to save Early Bird Discount February 21 is your last day to save Multi-Week Discount 10 weeks or more save 10% 8 weeks save 8% 6 weeks save 5% off camp costs Ask about our payment options Join us for parent orientation and meet the staff! June 4th at 7:00pm or June 14th at 1:00pm

OUR Facilities Our new location means a new facility! Welcome to the NAC Sports Training Center (NSTC). Our 30,000 square foot facility comes fully turfed and ready for fun! NSTC is split into two parts, Rockstarz and Big Leagues. Camp NAC will run from the Big Leagues side of the NSTC. All camps will check-in and check out through this section of the facility. Camp NAC has full use of other Newtown Athletic Club facilities; this includes the outdoor pool complex where we swim during our full day camps. The Outdoor Pool Complex includes: 2 waters slides, water gymnasium, lazy river and splash pad. Camp NAC STAFF Camp NAC prides itself on making summer better! Our staff is here to ensure that you and your campers are provided with a fun and safe summer. Our counselors go through extensive training to prepare them for the summer with your child. We are confident that all of our staff will provide your camper with various physical and mental activities to engage your child in everything we have to offer. All of our staff follows several other qualifications including: First Aid, AED, and CPR certified A minimum of 4 years working in a childcare field All program managers have or are pursuing degrees in education All specialty instructors have over 6 years of experience in their field Management team is CPI Certified Camp Newtown Athletic Club 6 www.campnac.com 215.968.0600 7

Camp NACster VARIETY CAMP Camp Hours 9:00AM-3:00PM Ages: 3-12 Available all 12 weeks of summer! Each week is a new adventure that is packed with a wide variety of activities including: games, sports, arts n crafts, swimming, Youth Programs activities like Zumba and much, much more. Campers are divided into age appropriate groups at the beginning of the week and then a customized schedule is followed for the remainder of the week. Campers enjoy recreational swim every day in the NAC s outdoor pool complex. A certified American Red Cross lifeguard provides a swim test to each camper on Mondays. Campers who do not pass the swim test or do not wish to take the test will be given a life jacket for their safety. NACster campers also go on optional field trips once a week at an additional cost. Some field trips include Giggleberry Fair, Mini Golf, and bowling. Please refer to the NACster activity calendar for a detailed agenda of the dates and trips scheduled. Campers who choose not to attend field trips will stay back at our facility where alternate games will be offered. What to pack: snack, lunch (if not purchasing the lunch package), 2 beverages, sunscreen and bathing suit. Please wear sneakers. Sample Schedule: 9:00 9:15 Check-in 9:15 9:35 Ice Breaker/ Daily Theme 9:35 10:05 Zumba/Gymnastics 10:05 10:25 Outside Tag Game 10:25 10:55 Gaga 10:55 11:00 Prepare for lunch 11:00 11:45 Lunch 11:45 12:10 Outside Craft 12:10 12:30 Obstacle Course 12:30 12: 45 Incorporation of Daily Theme 12:45 1:00 Change for swimming 1:00 1:55 Swimming 1:55 2:15 Change from swimming 2:15 2:35 Snack 2:35 2:45 Kids Choice 2:45 3:00 Check Out Activity CALENDAR Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8 www.campnac.com 9 Week 1 6/8 6/12 Week 2 6/15 6/19 Week 3 6/22 6/26 Week 4 6/29 7/3 Week 5 7/6 7/10 Week 6 7/13 7/17 Week 7 7/20 7/24 Week 8 7/27 7/31 Week 9 8/3 8/7 Week 10 8/10 8/14 Week 11 8/17 8/21 Week 12 8/24 8/28 Jumbo Game Egg Toss Sack Races Dodgeball Competition You choose! Indiana Jones Adventure Kids vs. Counselors Capture the Flag World Cup Soccer Run the Bases Opening Ceremonies Backwards Pirate Crazy Hair Pajama Crazy Hat Mis-Match Jersey Build Rockets Wild Wild West Karaoke Sand Castle Contest Ice Cream Sundaes! Churchville Nature Center Strawberry Picking Sports Trip Mini Golf Tyler State Park $5 Aquarium $15 Bowling Movies Giggleberry Fair Play Extended Pool Time Detective Tug of War Egg Toss Laser Combat Camp Sleepover $40 Drop off at 8:00PM Aqua Fun Run Scavenger Hunt Nuke em Tournament Camp Sleepover $40 Drop off at 8:00PM Game Show Glow in the Dark Zumba Cook Off Counselor Competition Obstacle course challenge Water Ice GaGa Tournament Watermelon Eating Contest Camp Talent Show Blast off Fort Building Camp Carnival Closing Ceremonies

half day SPECIALTY CAMPS Policy note: All campers must be fully potty trained in order to enroll in Camp NAC Camp Hours: 9:00AM 11:30AM Ages: 3 5 What to pack: morning snack, water bottle, change of clothes, wear sneakers. Week 1 6/8-6/12 Lil Gymnastics Come join us for a FUNtastic time bouncing, rolling, and cartwheeling through the day. All levels welcome. Learn all your favorite skills on trampoline, floor exercise, uneven bars, vault, balance beam, rings, and rope. In addition to gymnastics, we make crafts, and play games! Gymnasts will be split into groups based on experience level. Be sure to wear appropriate attire! Whales Tales The purpose of the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program is to teach campers how to be safe in, on or around water, and to teach individuals of all different ages and abilities how to swim. Campers learn and adapt water safety practices and attitudes while improving their swimming skills and strokes. Week 2 6/15-6/19 Princess Come dance, dress-up and party like a royal princess. We cover the entire princess essentials from kissing frogs to sleeping on a pea while nurturing the self-esteem and confidence of your little girl. Campers create their own tiaras, wands and jewelry with sparkle and imagination. Come dressed in your favorite princess costume! Whales Tales see description above Week 2 6/15-6/19 Junior Lego Your little Legomaniac will love this camp full of building, creating, and designing. Campers use the most popular Legos to create their very own masterpiece. At the end of the week, everyone combines their Lego creations together to form Lego City (This camp has a $20 material fee). Week 3 6/22-6/26 Infinity and Beyond New! Blast off into Camp NAC during this exploratory camp into space! Campers learn about all the different planets and what makes each one so unique. In this space program, we investigate unique flying machines and how astronauts land on the moon. Come aboard NACSTAR on our mission to space, but campers beware of the aliens once we land on the moon. Launch balloons into high altitudes to save the astronauts from the aliens and save the day. Little Chef Learn how to become the perfect mini chef in this cooking based camp. Learn the basics of food preparation as well as how to create some delicious snacks. Campers have a blast while experimenting with cooking! No need for snack in this camp. Week 4 6/29-7/3 Water World New! Splash around all day in the world of water. Campers spend their day playing in the splash pad and the NAC outdoor pool complex. Become undersea explorers and learn about the different creatures living in the ocean. All campers are required to wear a swimbelt unless otherwise specified by a parent. Please apply sunscreen everyday before this outdoor camp. Sports of All Sorts These young campers will be introduced to several sports such as basketball, soccer, kickball and more! Campers are taught a variety of skills in fun low pressure games and activities. Team participation will be encouraged. Week 5 7/6-7/10 Out & About New! This camp is all about enjoying the time outdoors! Campers will have a different themed activity every day. Time will be spent splattering paint on a canvas to create a masterpiece, building a sandcastle, going on a nature walk, and enjoying a picnic. Campers that love spending time in the great outdoors are encouraged to join us for an unforgettable week in the summer time sun. (Please apply sunscreen prior to arriving at camp) Storybook Adventure Picture books serve as the spring board into adventure, giving campers the opportunity to play with basic acting skills while working as a team to bring stories to life. Campers portray beloved storybook characters, while gaining confidence on stage. Campers use improv, games and various other techniques to explore their love of books. Week 6 7/13-7/17 Music Makers New! Open your ears and play with your hands, as this is an upbeat camp that will have your camper non-stop moving and grooving to the rhythm. Campers get to create their own instrument choosing either a drum, guitar, or maracas. We then work together to form the biggest rock band Camp NAC has yet to see and listen to! 10 www.campnac.com 11 Junior Lego see description above

half day SPECIALTY CAMPS Want your camper to swim? Add Mid-day Care (11:30AM-3:00PM) to your package and your camper will swim Monday, Wednesday and Friday half day SPECIALTY CAMPS Week 7 7/20-7/24 Land Before NAC New! Become an archaeologist this week at Camp NAC. Bury your own dinosaur in plaster of paris and then dig it up with your special tools, but be careful to not break any of the bones! Discover the land before NAC by enjoying fossil cookies and creating a replica of an ancient volcano exploding with lava! The week concludes with a real life excavation dig outside along with putting all the bones together to form a Tyrannosaurus Rex! Mini Project Runway Strut the runway with fashion and spunk all week during this camp. Learn to make fabulous jewelry, braid hair, paint nails, and design your clothes. Keep up with the latest trends in fashion and learn to pose like a real fashionista! Week 8 7/27-7/31 Safari Adventure Campers go on a wild adventure through Camp NAC that is all about animals and wildlife. We also have a special visit from an animal or two that will be sure to have your camper in awe. Campers make their own binoculars to use in their off-road safari scavenger hunt. Campers gain knowledge of wild life and participate in an unforgettable adventure. Soccer Learn the basic concepts, techniques, and skills of playing soccer all while having fun. Dribble between cones using your left and right foot, practice the proper way to throw in the ball, and learn the rules of the game. Watch your camper become a pro soccer player by the end of the week! Campers will be divided Monday morning based on skill and age. Week 8 7/27-7/31 Frozen New! Do you wanna build a snowman? Join us for a wintery summer of Frozen themed fun. Campers get to sing, dance, and craft Frozen themed creations. Elsa might even stop by to sing her favorite song Let It Go with all of our royal campers. Campers will make a frozen treat, build a real life Olaf, and have an ultimate snowball fight. The summer heat will not melt your Frozen week! Week 9 8/3-8/7 Superhero There is another villain on the loose and that can only mean one thing SUPERHEROES to the rescue! This is the experience of a lifetime to give your little superhero the training to save the world and squash their arch nemesis by the end of the week. OH NO! Mr. Freeze froze Batman and Robin; we are going to need your help to set them free, and get back to defending NAC City. Superheroes participate in weight training so that they are able to bust through a brick wall to save the world once again! Come dressed as your favorite superhero! Princess see description on page 10 Whales Tales see description on page 10 Week 10 8/10-8/14 Pirate Island Ahoy Mateys! Come aboard as we set sail to Pirate s Island where we search for a sunken treasure chest, build pirate ships, and create a world of imagination! Pirates draw up treasure maps to go on a treasure hunt throughout the NAC in search of the buried treasure, but watch out for the traps! Lil Gymnastics see description on page 10 Week 11 8/17-8/21 Let Boys Be Boys Get down and dirty in this camp, doing everything that boys love to do. Make forts, paper airplanes, and throw darts at balloons. Your little ones can explore and have a fun, high energy time doing what they do best. It s a Girl Thing Girls just wanna have fun! Get dolled up in this girls only camp. This camp is all about glitz and glamour and enjoying all the fun things about being a girl. Campers tour the NAC Urban Allure Salon and Spa as well as take a pit stop in the salon chair for a manicure and hair braiding. We also partake in many crafts including making their own jewelry, creating their own vase, and planting flowers. Look and feel fabulous this week during It s a Girl Thing Camp! Week 12 8/24-8/28 Wizards of the NAC Escape to the enchanted world of magic where your campers transform into wizards. Use your wands, potions, and magic tricks to perform an on stage magic show that your audience will never forget. Whales Tales see description on page 10 Superhero Sample Schedule: 9:00-9:15 Check-in: Morning discussion question What superhero power do you want to have and why? 9:15-9:30 Superhero stretches 9:30-9:45 Obstacle Course 9:45-10:10 Bake Batman cookies 10:10-10:25 Snack 10:25-10:45 Craft: Make your own shield 12 www.campnac.com 13 10:45-11:15 Scavenger Hunt to find the villain and save NAC City 11:15-11:30 Kids Choice activity

full day SPECIALTY CAMPS Camp Hours: 9:00AM 3:00PM Ages: 6 12 What to pack: Morning snack, lunch (if not purchasing the lunch package) Week 2 6/15-6/19 2 beverages, and bathing suit. Gymnastics Come join us for a FUNtastic time bouncing, rolling, and cartwheeling all throughout the day. All levels are welcome. Learn all your favorite skills on trampoline, floor exercise, uneven bars, vault, balance beam, rings, and rope. In addition to gymnastics, we make crafts, play games, and swim! Gymnasts will be split into groups based on experience level. Be sure to wear appropriate attire! Sports of All Sorts Campers are active all day participating in all sorts of different sports like soccer, basketball, and football. Practice your skills all day in fun activities and scrimmages. Campers learn different techniques instructed by their counselors in step-by-step demonstrations to prepare them for the big game! Week 3 6/22-6/26 Project Runway Strut down the runway like a supermodel in this fashionable camp. Learn how to walk the walk and talk the talk to prove you are America s next top celebrity. Design your own clothes, braid hair and paint nails, and keep up with the hottest and latest trends in fashion. Do you have what it takes to be the next biggest fashion designer? We look forward to seeing your complete portfolio at the end of the week filled with your sample fabrics, sketches, and your very own summer 2015 collection. Inventors Workshop Childhood curiosity, experimentation, and imagination will make your child love this camp full of building, experimenting, and creating. Science based projects allow your campers to learn about the world around them while creating hands on projects. Travel back in history and discover what life was like before the invention of electricity, don t stand in the dark too long, light up the room with a light bulb using static electricity! Inventors also create their own invention in determining what material makes the best insulator using a trial and error technique. For every experiment and invention created, our inventors write it down using the scientific method. Week 3 6/22-6/26 The Challenge New! Campers run, dodge, jump, and crawl through multiple obstacle courses. At the end of each obstacle there will be a trivia question, puzzle, or a duel, waiting for them to complete. Campers must complete the challenge at the end of the obstacle to move forward to the next round. Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor. Week 4 6/29-7/3 Hip Hop Join this high energy camp that combines the latest in hip hop music, break dance and fluid movement with today s hottest choreography. Campers learn different combinations every day that they then bring together for their end of the week show. Enjoy this vibrant camp of upbeat music from genres like R&B, Pop, and House. Come prepared to show Camp NAC your moves. Robotic K NEX New! Your child can channel his or her inner engineer in this K NEX robotic camp. Campers learn how to design and build their very own solar-powered K NEX model. Group work and individual play has every child creating and building all week. (This camp has a $40 material fee) Week 5 7/6-7/10 Musical Theater Let s flashback to the classics like Annie, The Wizard of Oz, Beauty and the Beast, and even Grease! Drawing elements from each musical allows us to better appreciate and enjoy the different types of choreography and song. Then we use what we have learned to choreograph current popular songs. Don t forget you re invited to our spectacular end-of-week performance. Junior Chef Calling all chefs! This week of camp is your opportunity to break into the culinary scene, and learn the basics of cooking in the kitchen all week during camp. Campers learn how to use special utensils in the kitchen and the importance of measuring out exactly what ingredients they need. Whip up some of your favorite meals and snacks like pizza rolls, cheesy macaroni bites, cinnamon rolls, and chocolate covered bananas. In each preparation, campers learn different techniques and cooking skills that allow them to become the chef they have dreamed of becoming. By the end of the week, campers will become expert bakers. Boys Rule No girls allowed in this exciting camp where your child can do all the things that boys like to do! Boys compete in nerf battles, sport competitions, digging in the dirt, and creating their own bouncy balls. Campers bake their own rocks from scratch using basic kitchen ingredients. Then they use their construction tools and muscles to bash them to pieces! Week 6 7/13-7/17 Myth Busters New! Inspired by the popular TV show, the Mythbusters explore some popular questions and myths. We will design experiments and bust some myths. Can you pull a tablecloth without breaking anything on the table? Can rain be created? Can you make a square bubble? Can voice travel on a string? Do we have a blind spot in our eye? Come and stretch your mind and imagination while having fun with science. Bring your favorite science questions and your thinking cap! 14 www.campnac.com 15 Gymnastics see description page 14

full day SPECIALTY CAMPS Week 7 7/20-7/24 Cinderella Warrior New! Work up a sweat in this girls only fitness camp. Campers dance, jump, and stretch their way to the top. Learn the importance of eating your fruits and veggies to help you grow big and strong. Campers enjoy various physical activities including obstacle courses, Parisi Speed School Training, and an Xtreme dance party! Learn various exercises for different muscles to help increase your child s strength and endurance. Campers also prepare all different types of healthy snacks including making their own healthy smoothie with any ingredients they want and banana ice cream! Mad Scientist New! Campers have fun mixing potions and experimenting with all sorts of chemical reactions. Our scientists grow their own crystals, discover the science behind lava lamps, and determine which technique creates the best leak-proof bag. Campers expand their scientific knowledge and vocabulary in conducting their own experiments as well as collaborating as a team of scientists. Waterpalooza New! Get wet and wild during Waterpalooza Camp! Campers enjoy time in the outdoor pool complex as well as battling each other in water competitions on the grass. They compete in races in the pool, challenge each other in tee game, race to finish aqua scrabble, and participate in water bucket relay races. Campers come prepared for an aquatic adventure during Waterpalooza! This camp is outside all week rain or shine so please be sure to pack sunscreen. Week 8 7/27-7/31 Inventors Workshop see page 14 for description Diva Dance Jam out to this year s hottest music and dance moves all week in Diva Dance camp. This camp features songs by Demi Lovato, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and many more of your camper s favorite Divas. Your camper increases his or her stage presence while learning their favorite artist s signature dance moves and songs. Are you ready to dance your heart out? We look forward to seeing your Diva Dance moves! Sports of All Sorts see page 14 for description Week 9 8/3-8/7 Act It Out Lights, camera, action! Campers collaborate as a team to put on a show written and directed by themselves. This is their time to shine under the spotlight to show their best acting skills. They are immersed in a learning experience that teach them the skills and techniques necessary to star in any film. Auditions begin Monday morning. See you there! Xtreme Warrior New! In this all boys bootcamp, campers engage in both physical and mental fitness. Boys get down and dirty in a kid friendly tough mudder, obstacle courses, and all sorts of sports. Enjoy Parisi Speed School training to amp up your child s speed and agility. Campers learn footwork techniques, coordination, and first step quickness to better become an Xtreme Warrior. They prepare a variety of healthy snacks including yogurt popsicles, sweet potato fries, and oatmeal cookies. If your camper is active and loves running around this is the camp for them. Be sure to pack an energy packed snack to keep your camper running all day. Week 9 8/3-8/7 Lego City This marvelous hands on camp allows your child to explore engineering through their favorite Legos! Campers create, build, and design their own projects as well as working in teams. At the conclusion of the week we have a Lego City tour. (This camp has a $20 material fee) Week 10 8/10-8/14 Aqua Art New! Dive into creativity in this artistic water adventure. Campers are drenched in aquatic games including water balloon toss, slip and slide, and water relays. They also spend time in the NAC outdoor pool complex. Explore your artistic side and sculpt all sorts of projects. Campers build their own lava lamp, make their own candle using crayons, and mix their own play dough. Junior Chef see page 15 for description Phabulous Physics We sample all the wonders of physics with a variety of experiments, games, and activities. Topics include motion, structure, sound, flight, gravity, magnetism, color, simple machines, and the physics of our bodies. The NAC is the ultimate place to educate, practice, and participate in physics and physical fitness. Backyard Sports All your favorite backyard sports rolled into one week of fun wiffle ball, badminton, kickball, Frisbee, and much more. Campers enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor sports in a noncompetitive atmosphere where the focus is on having a great time. Week 11 8/17-8/21 Gymnastics see description page 14 Baking Bootcamp Calling all bakers! This week of camp is your opportunity to break into the culinary scene. Campers compete in Camp NACs version of Cupcake Wars, they are broken up into teams and brainstorm creative ingredients and ideas to blend together to create the ultimate cupcake to win the war. This is one tasty competition you will regret not battling in. Campers also make Oreo balls, homemade ice cream, and soft pretzel twists. Boys Rule see description page 15 All sports camps will do one Week 12 8/24-8/28 hour of Parisi Sports Training each week! Hip Hop see description page 15 TKD Camp This camp is under the direction of Grand Master Robert Smith, Tae Kwon Do 8th Degree Black Belt. Students of all levels are welcome and work on blocks, kicks, punches, and forms. This is a great way for you to try out Tae Kwon Do if you have thought about registering in the fall. Introduce your child to this disciplined sport and watch them learn self-control and perseverance. Jr Chef Camp Sample Schedule: 9:00-9:15 Check-in 9:15-9:30 Change for swimming 9:30-10:30 Swimming 10:30-10:45 Change for swimming 10:45-11:00 Kids choice 11:00-11:45 Lunch 11:45-12:00 Learn about popular chefs, group discussion about what qualities make a good cook 12:00-12:30 Noodle picture frames 12:30-1:00 Make tacos 1:00-1:30 Design cook books, add first recipe 1:30-2:00 Prep tacos 2:00-2:15 Eat! 2:15-2:30 Guess the ingredient 2:30-2:45 Pizza maker game 2:45-3:00 Check out 16 www.campnac.com 17

rock starz CHEER Camp Hours: 9:00AM 3:00PM What to pack: Morning snack, lunch, water bottle, sunscreen, bathing suit and sports related equipment. NAC sports training center Sports Training Camps Baseball & Softball Ages: 7-13 Big Leagues baseball & softball camps are designed to cover all aspects of the game from beginners to the more advanced travel players. Your son or daughter not only learns the basics and fundamentals of hitting, fielding, throwing, and base running but our coaches also work to develop the skills needed to help them succeed on the field. Our baseball and softball players are divided according to their age. Our main focus for the first four days is on the skill introduction and development through practice and drills. That last day of camp showcases what skills the children have learned throughout the week and gives them the ability to translate those skills into game experience. Lacrosse Ages: 7-13 Lacrosse Camp is coached by top college players and coaches. The goal is to help give them a better understanding of the game. This is accomplished in a fun-filled and exciting atmosphere at the NAC Sports Training Center and gives participants access to use the resort style pool at the NAC. Players must bring all of their own equipment. Boys and girls welcome. Basketball Ages: 6-12 Dribble up and down the court, shoot those alley-hoops, and reach for that slam dunk. Learn the basics and fundamentals of basketball all this week. Campers learn how to perfect their dribbling, passing, and shooting with different drills to help them become a better player in the game. If you are looking for a skill building camp that is fun, then this is it! Campers will be grouped by ages and skill levels. Soccer Ages: 6-12 Learn the basic concepts, techniques, and skills of playing soccer all while having fun. Dribble between cones using your left and right foot, practice the proper way to throw in the ball, and learn the rules of the game. Watch your camper become a pro soccer player by the end of the week! Campers will be divided Monday morning based on skill and age. 16 18 www.campnac.com Tiny Cheer Camp Hours: 9:00AM 11:30AM Ages: 3-5 What to bring: Water bottle and snack Calling all 3-5 year olds who want to sparkle & shine on the performance floor. Learn the basics of tumbling, motions, jumps, dance, and teamwork. This is a competition style of cheer, no side line cheers will be taught or practiced. Lots of fun guaranteed! All Star Cheer Camp Hours: 9:00AM 3:00PM Ages: 6 12 What to bring: Lunch, sunscreen, bathing suit, water bottle and snack Calling campers of all different levels who love cheer competition. This week of all-star cheer will be challenging yet gratifying at the end. Campers perform a routine including the elements of stunts, tumbling, dance, and jump combinations where they go for the win! This is a competition style of cheer, no side line cheers will be taught or practiced. Please wear cheer appropriate attire. 19

counselor in training (CIT) PROGRAM Spend your summer learning what it takes to become an awesome camp counselor! Participants in our CIT program develop leadership skills, act as peer role models for our younger campers and have the opportunity to spend a portion of their day assisting camp counselors. This camp is not all work! CITs also enjoy a traditional camp experience of meeting new friends, playing games, creating arts and crafts, swimming as well as going on field trips. This program is designed and formulated for interested teens to gain the experience and skills necessary to become a camp counselor. Teens who have a genuine interest in working with children are encouraged! Camp Hours: 9:00AM 3:00PM Ages: 12-15 What to pack: snack, lunch, beverage and bathing suit. Mini CIT week 2 6/5-6/19 A taste of our entire summer CIT program all in one week! Team building on Monday, Communication Tuesday, Time Management Wednesday, Leadership Thursday, and Conflict Resolution Friday. This preview of the rest of your summer will be a great way to start. Team Building week 3 6/22-6/23 Spend the entire week with your fellow CITs learning how to work together as a whole while creating valuable friendships! Conflict Resolution week 4 6/29-7/3 Learn the best way to resolve conflicts between campers, employers, co-workers, friends, and peers. Babysitting week 5 7/6-7/10 Campers become Red Cross Babysitting Certified this week! Campers leave with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly care for infants and children up to the age of 10, as well as to manage a babysitting business. Galore week 6 7/13-7/17 Being a counselor means games, games, games, and more games! Play the games your campers love to play while learning the ins and outs of how to play and teach certain ones. Job Skills week 7 7/20-7/24 Learn the skills you need to be a valuable member of your work place. Everything from interview tips to how to be the perfect employee. 20 Junior Lifeguarding week 8 7/27-7/31 Junior lifeguarding involves a significant amount of physical activity, while building a foundation of knowledge, attitude and skills for future lifeguards. Junior lifeguarding introduces participants to: The skills needed for entry into the Certification Program. Communication Skills week 9 8/3-8/7 Effective communication helps you develop strong professional relationships as well as friendships. Each day is spent learning the most valuable ways to communicate with campers, parents, superiors, co-workers, and friends! Junior 1st Aid/CPR week 10 8/10-8/14 CIT s learn the basic first aid training and real life application of these skills. Leadership week 11 8/17-7/21 Do you have traits that make you a strong leader? Spend this week building on those traits and becoming the best leader you can be. 8:45-9:15 Check-In 9:15 9:30 Quick Meeting for assignment 9:30 11:30 Observation 11:30-11:40 Change for swimming 11:40 12:25 Swim 12:25 12:35 Change from swimming 12:35 1:15 Lunch 1:15-1:45 Lesson 1:45 2:15 Activity 2:15 2:45 Kids choice game/activity 2:45-3:00 Prepare for checkout www.campnac.com TEEN TRAVEL camp Teen Travel Camp is a fun and enriching experience that your teen will never forget. Hop aboard the NAC travel bus and road trip to a variety of popular destinations for teens twice a week during camp. When you are not traveling and going on field trips, campers participate in various activities all throughout the NAC including aerial yoga, team challenges as well as participating in everyone s favorite, Wars. They also have recreational swim every day in the NAC s outdoor pool complex. Camp Hours: 9:00AM 3:00PM Ages: 11-15 What to bring: snack, lunch, beverage and bathing suit. Week Week 3 6/22 6/26 Week 4 6/29 7/3 Week 5 7/6 7/10 Week 6 7/13 7/17 Week 7 7/20 7/24 Week 8 7/27 7/31 Week 9 8/3 8/7 Week 10 8/10 8/14 Week 11 8/17 8/21 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Paint Darts Gaga Tournament Dodgeball Competition Water Balloon Battle Glow in the Dark Zumba Water Ice Water Competition Car Wash Ariel Yoga Donut Eating Challenge Pool Relays Boat Competition Bake off Eastern State Penitentiary Sports Trip Mini Golf Tyler State Park Aquarium Bowling Teen s Choice Awards Laser Combat Manhunt AFR 3vs3 basketball day Rocket Building Movies Rocket Launch Cooking Survivor Challenge Belmar Beach Wild Water Kingdom Magic Show Cooking Challenge Go Carting Rock Climbing Great Adventure Ice Skating Bucks County River Country Trampoline Park Roller Skating Laser Combat 21

what you need to KNOW additional OPTIONS What to bring to Camp NAC Every day, campers should bring a water bottle, snack, bathing suit (towels will be provided), sneakers, lunch (if not purchasing lunch package). We are a NUT FREE CAMP; no nut products are permitted. Some campers are highly allergic to these products. If your child is sent with a nut product, a phone call is made to replace any snack or lunch that contains a nut product. Sunflower butter must be labeled for counselors to easily identify. How to register To register, simply log on to our website at www.campnac.com. Click on the tab in the top right corner labeled Enroll Now and begin your process. If you have any questions during your sign up process feel free to contact us 215-968-0600 ext 155. Before Care (7:00AM 9:00AM) Campers participate in activities or relax and read a book until camp begins. Before Care is for all ages. After Care (3:00PM 6:00PM) Extend the fun of your Camp NAC day! Campers participate in various activities, games and arts and crafts during after hours. Please pack an extra snack for your After Care camper, as they are super hungry after a long camp day. After Care is for all ages. Mid-day Care (11:30AM 3:00PM) (Ages 3 5) Mid-day Care is for campers enrolled in half day camps who wish to stay the full day at Camp NAC until 3:00PM. All the fun that s packed into Camp NACster is available during this time. Campers swim on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, so be sure to remember a swimsuit, as well as a lunch. Lunch Package Lunch is provided by the Escape restaurant at the NAC. Campers receive a delicious lunch entrée, with a fruit, side, and beverage. The lunch package is only for full day camps. Morning and afternoon snack is NOT included. This package is only available on a weekly basis. See our website for daily menu. Lunch Bunch (11:30AM 1:00PM) (Ages 3 5) Lunch Bunch is offered to campers who are enrolled in half day camps ending at 11:30am. Campers receive a delicious lunch package provided by the Escape restaurant at the NAC. Their lunch includes the main entrée of the day, a side, fruit, dessert and a drink. After lunch campers enjoy an action packed hour of supervised activities, games, and crafts! Morning and afternoon snack is not included and this package is only available on a weekly basis. Swim Lessons (3:00PM 4:30PM) (Ages 5 12) Add on swim lessons to your child s camp experience! Your camper is transported to and from swim lessons by an instructor. This learn-to-swim program is adapted from the American Red Cross guidelines. The 40 minute lesson is offered for every ability level and taught by American Red Cross certified instructors. Space is limited so sign up fast! Check In Campers can arrive as early as 8:45am. Anyone arriving before 8:45am will be charged for Before Care. Parents checking in their child for Before Care or at any other time past 9:15am must park and walk their child in through the FRONT entrance of the NSTC. Parents checking in between 8:45-9:15AM should utilize our express drop off system at the SIDE of the NSTC. To do so, one should pull up to our stop sign with their camper. At 8:45am parents will be directed to our drop off zones where a counselor will escort your child out of the car and into the building. Parents may forgo this option, park on the side of the building, and walk their child in as they choose. Check Out Check Out beings at 11:30am for Half Camps, 1:00pm for Lunch Bunch, and at 3:00pm for Full Camps. Half & Lunch Bunch Check Out: Parents picking up their child from Half Camps or Lunch Bunch should pull up in the FRONT of the NSTC and their child will be brought to them upon pick up password confirmation. Full Camp Check Out: Parents picking up their child from full day camps should pull up to the SIDE of the NSTC and their child is brought to them upon pick up password confirmation. Pick up starts NO EARLIER than 2:45PM. Parents wishing to pick up their child earlier than 2:45PM should write a note to their counselor and walk in for pick up at the desired time. After Care Check Out and Swim Lesson: Parents picking up their child from After Care and swim lessons should park and walk in the FRONT of the NSTC. PICK UP PASSWORDS (which are created upon registering), MUST BE KNOWN AT TIME OF CHECK-OUT IN ORDER FOR YOUR CHILD TO BE RELEASED. Late Pick Up Fees If you are late to pick up your child, he or she is enrolled in After Care or Mid day care and a fee automatically charged to your account. If your child is enrolled in After Care and you are unable to pick them up prior to 6pm, a fee of $1.00 per minute of lateness will be assessed to your account. Transfer policy Any participant wanting to transfer camp weeks or camp programs must do so before May 1st. Any transfers after May 1st are subject to a $20 processing fee. Cancelation policy The NAC reserves the right to cancel or change program schedules due to low enrollment. Participants who cancel 24 hours prior to the start of the day may submit a camp credit voucher request, which is subject to a $20 processing fee. All credit vouchers will also be less a $50 non-refundable deposit per week and the non-refundable registration fee. Refunds will not be given at any time for programs cancelled by participants. 22 www.campnac.com 23

Summer Camp Open House Saturday, February 21 11:30AM-1:00PM Brown Gym, Main Building Best offer of the year and giveaways Half day, full day, and teen camps available! Camp Newtown Athletic Club 120 Pheasant Run Newtown, PA 18940 215.968.0600 Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @Camp_NAC www.facebook.com/campnac www.campnac.com