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Dr. P. Phillips YMCA 2018 Summer Camp Guide

Dr. P. Phillips YMCA 2018 Summer Cam p Guide

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Best Summer Ever

Summer Camp
Dr. P. Phillips YMCA

D R . P. P H I L L I P S YM C A D R . P. P H I L L I P S YM C A

WELCOME!DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA

SUMMER CAMP 2018

A CAMPMORE THAN JUST

We are committed to providing your child with a safe,
enriching summer camp experience that incorporates the
YMCA core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsi-
bility, and Faith. Camp is a fun place for your child to meet
friends and learn new skills. However, at our YMCA you can
also expect that your child will benefit by learning lifelong
skills and become an exemplary person with exceptional
character. Throughout the summer, campers will have the
opportunity to participate in a variety of activities that
teach our character values while being encouraged and
recognized for demonstrating these values throughout their
camp experience. YMCA Character Counts!

At the Y, we know that it is vital that children are engaged
in activities in which they are continuously learning and
provided experiences that build self-esteem. YMCA summer
camps include programs where children learn by using tech-
nology, hands on experience, being active and socializing
with peers. We know that the quality of your child’s camp
experience hinges on the excellence of our staff mem-
bers. Because our staff team means so much to each of
our campers, we focus on selecting, retaining and training
the best Camp Leaders. Our staff members are engaging,
energetic, fun and excited to spend each day teaching your
child.

Enroll your child in a YMCA summer day camp day! It is a
guaranteed investment in your child’s future!

Sara Rennert
Youth Development Director

1 DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA • BEST SUMMER EVER

SUMMER CAMP 2018

SUSMTMAERR CTASMPHERE

SUMMER CAMPERS, SUMMER CAMP 2018

FOREVER FRIENDS

At the Y, a quality camp experience is much more than run-
ning around outdoors and going home tired - it is a chance
for your child to discover new adventures, and make new
friends and memories. Each week of camp offers different
specialties and is packed with activities, games, music,
trips, water fun and so much more! Camp is active, the way
summer should be! Campers also swim daily and water
safety is an important component of our day camp and
each camper will be swim tested before they are permitted
in the pool.

CAMP OPTIONS • Sports
• Exploration & Discovery
• Aquatics
• Specialty
• Counselor-in-Training

CAMP HOURS

• Monday–Friday
• 9:00am-4:00pm

EXTENDED CARE

• 7:00-9:00am and 4:00-6:00pm
• A.M. or P.M. Only: Member $60 Non-Member $75
• Full Extended: Member $100 Non-Member $125
• Late Fee: Pick-up after 6:00pm, you will be charged $1
per minute

GROUPS

Camps are grouped by the following grades:
• Upper: Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade
• Lower: Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade
• Middle School: Entering 7th - Entering 9th grade

CAMP SAFETY & STAFF TRAINING

Camper safety is our top priority. Our staff is selected
based on their experience, background and their strong
desire to work with children. They are motivated to provide
your child a safe and fun camp experience. All staff undergo
extensive summer camp training. We cover topics such as
team building, character development, conflict resolution,
emergency procedures, child abuse awareness and preven-
tion, CPR, First Aid and age appropriate activity planning.

BEST SUMMER EVER • DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA 2

D R . P. P H I L L I P S YM C A

REGISTRATION
PAYMENT OPTIONS CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS
D R . P. P H I L L I P S YM C A Option 1:
• Pay in Full • If the YMCA cancels a program, all enrollees will receive
Option 2: a full refund of class/game fees only.
• $50 per week non-refundable deposit.
• Camps canceled due to inclement weather will not
• Balance for camp is due 14 days result in any refund of class fees. The YMCA will attempt
to re-schedule these camps but does not guarantee all
prior to the start date. camps will be made up.

• If you do not cancel before the 14 • If a participant withdraws from a program 14 days prior
to the first day of camp, a full refund will be issued less a
days, you are responsible for the $10 processing fee and your deposit.

balance due.

• If a participant withdraws before the second day of
camp a 75% refund will be issued less a $10 processing
fee and your deposit.

• If a participant withdraws on or after the second day of
camp, no refund will be issued.

WHAT TO BRING• All refunds are subject to director approval.
HAT*
BACKPACK WATER
SUNGLASSES* BOTTLE*
SNACKS &
BOOK* LUNCH
SWIMSUIT
SNEAKERS
Towels provided by SUN BLOCK
the Y SPF 15+*

CAMP SHIRT

Required on field trip

What to leave at home:

All electronics, phones, and toys. * Suggested not required

Please mark all BELONGINGS with your camper’s name!

The Dr. P. Phillips YMCA will not be held responsible for any lost, stolen, or broken items.

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AQUATICSS U M M E R C A M P 2 0 1 8

WHAT IS AQUATICS CAMP? GROUPS A Q SU UA MT IMCESR CCAAMMPP 2 0 1 8

YMCA Aquatics Camp offers your child a fun Camps are grouped by the following:
and educational experience of a lifetime. Our Lower: Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade
camps are filled with hands-on activities to Upper: Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade
fully engage your child in an environment Middle School - Entering 7th-Entering 9th grade
that encourages active learning.
WHAT IS DONE IN EACH CAMP?
WHO IS AQUATICS CAMP FOR?
Each camp will have the following: pool time or
All campers will be swim tested and must water activity, lunch, snack, skill
pass swim test in order to be eligible for sessions, games, reading, and free time.
their camp program. Each camp is labeled by
what color swim band they need; red, yellow
or green.

Red Band: beginner or non-swimmer

Yellow Band: Camper can stand chest deep
in water, swim for 12 yards and float for 10
seconds on their back.

Green Band: Jump in deep water tread water
for 20 seconds, swim 12 yards, roll over
onto back and float for 10 seconds and swim
12 yards of elementary back stroke.
If campers cannot pass their swim test, they
will be moved to another camp program.

AQUA-SPORTS SWIM 101

COST: $200/$310 Cost: $200/$310

Swimming is the first step to enjoying the wide world of Swim 101 is designed for beginners through intermediate
aquatic sports. This camp will have children try out water swimmers. All campers will receive YMCA swim lessons.
basketball, water volleyball, water polo, and canoe- Activities include stroke development, treading water,
ing. We’ll focus on teaching the fundamentals of many water sports and games. In addition, campers will spend
aqua-sports while having a great time and strengthening part of their days participating in land-based activities;
swimming skills. In addition, campers will spend part of including sports, crafts, hands on STEM projects and
their days participating in land-based activities; including more. Red Band and up.
sports, crafts, hands on STEM projects and more. Yellow
LOWER: UPPER:
Band and up.
• June 4-June 8 • June 25-June 29
UPPER: • July 2-July 6(No Camp July 4)
LOWER: • July 30-August 3
• June 4-June `8
• June 18-June 22 • July 16-July 20
• July 16-July 20

BEST SUMMER EVER • DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA 4

AQUATICS CAMP

SWIM MASTERS WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE

COST: $200/$310 COST: $200/$310

Does your camper have aspirations to be a swimmer? In addition, campers will spend part of their days partic-
This camp’s goal is to help build self-confidence and ipating in land-based activities; including sports, crafts,
a love for swimming. Campers will focus on improving hands on STEM projects and more. Does your child love
stroke technique and efficiency, learning proper starts the ocean? Do they dip and dive like a dolphin? They will
and turns, and building endurance in a swim team prac- love this camp! Children will get a chance to learn how to
tice type of environment using small groups. Campers take care of a pool, test water levels, try different water
will learn to set goals for themselves and measure their games, perfect their stroke and try different water sports.
progress based on times and techniques. In addition, Yellow Band and up.
campers will spend part of their days participating in
AQUATICS CAMP land-based activities; including sports, crafts, hands on LOWER: UPPER:
STEM projects and more. Green Band Only.
• June 25-June 29 • June 18-June 22
UPPER: • July 23-July 27 • July 23-July 27

• June 11-June 15 WACKY WATER SPORTS
• July 30-August 3
COST: $200/$310
TRIATHLON CAMP
Campers will enjoy a variety of different wacky water
COST: $200/$310 sports. From aqua scavenger hunts to kickboard races,
noodle contests, canoeing in the pool and paddling with-
This program is designed to introduce young athletes to out oars campers will be challenged to test their skills in
multi-sport training in a positive and fun environment. the water. Yellow band & up.
All athletes receive instruction in swimming, cycling and
running as well as how to transition between events. LOWER: UPPER:
Proper technique, safety, pacing and sportsmanship are
emphasized while practicing for a Triathlon at the end of • June 11-June 15 • July 2-July 6(No Camp July 4)
the camp. Campers will have to bring their own bicycle • July 9-July 13 • August 6-August 10
and helmet. Green Band Only • August 6-August 10

UPPER:

• July 9-July 13

5 DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA • BEST SUMMER EVER

SPORTSA Q U A T I C S C A M P

WHAT IS SPORTS CAMP? GROUPS S SPAUOQRMUTMASET IRCCACSMA CPMAPM 2P 0 1 8

YMCA Sports Camp focuses on improving sport Camps are grouped by the following:
skills through teamwork and friendly compe- Lower: Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade
tition. There are a variety of sports to choose Upper: Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade
from throughout the summer, each lasting one
week. Sports campers will be given the oppor- WHAT IS DONE IN EACH CAMP?
tunity to learn and develop new skills, and play
games. Each sport camp will have the following: pool
time or water activity, lunch, snack, skills ses-
WHO IS SPORTS CAMP FOR? sions, scrimmage games, reading, and free play.

Youth grades entering 1- entering 6 who have
an interest in developing sport specific skills
and making friends. Please remember this camp
is for campers to develop skills and is not for
campers who want a competitive environment.

BASKETBALL BASEBALL

COST: $185/$310 COST: $185/$310

Join us as our campers learn the basic fundamentals of Discover your child’s inner athlete. Baseball camp at the
basketball such as dribbling, shooting, passing and basic YMCA is designed to teach young baseball players the
principles of defense. Individual skills and team con- fundamentals of the game. Participants will learn how
cepts are taught in a recreational and safe environment. to catch, throw, bat, and field in a fun team atmosphere.
Campers also swim, read and do a variety of other camp The focus of the camp is to have fun, meet new friends
activities daily. and play in a non-competitive environment. All campers
will be required to bring their own baseball mitt. Campers
LOWER: UPPER: also swim, read and do a variety of other camp activities
daily. All campers will need to bring their own glove.
• June 11-June 15 • June 4-June 8
• July 16-July 20
LOWER: UPPER:

• July 2-July 6 • June 18-June 22

(No Camp July 4)

CHEER FLAG FOOTBALL

COST: $185/$310 COST: $185/$310

In addition to learning about cheer and dancing, cheer- Campers will learn positions, formations, types of play,
leaders will learn responsibility, teamwork, self-worth and and the fundamentals of football while emphasizing good
self-respect. Campers will focus on cheer techniques, sportsmanship, healthy competition, safety and fun.
dance routines and basic tumbling. Campers also swim, Campers also swim, read and do a variety of other camp
read and do a variety of other camp activities daily. activities daily.

LOWER: UPPER: LOWER: UPPER:

• June 18-June 22 • July 9-July 13 • July 9-July 13 • June 11-June 15
• July 30-August 3

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SPORTS CAMP

FUTSAL (INDOOR SOCCER) SOCCER
COST: $185/$310
COST: $185/$310 Learn the most popular sport in the world and improve

In this recreational sports camp designed to keep your your skills in this fun-filled recreational camp. Campers
campers happy and healthy we will spend time learn-
ing and improving their soccer skills with a new twist. learn the rules of the game and get a kick start on the
Skill-building drills and scrimmages are all parts of devel-
opment your campers’ athleticism. Campers also swim, important concept of team building as they learn skills,
read and do a variety of other camp activities daily.
do drills and play scrimmages to get a feel for the flow of

soccer. Campers also swim, read and do a variety of other

camp activities daily. Campers will need to bring their own

LOWER: UPPER: shin guards. UPPER:

• June 25-June 29 • July 23-July 27 LOWER:
• August 6-August10 • June 4- June 8 • July 16-July 20

• July 23-July 27

SPORTS CAMP TAE KWON DO SPEED LACROSSE
COST: $185/$310
COST: $185/$310
Our martial arts programs give campers a chance to
learn some of the basic elements Tae Kwon Do has to Speed Lacrosse focuses on lacrosse’s core fundamentals
offer. This discipline will help kids not only become more while raising the bar for a diverse multi-sport athleti-
engaged in physical activity, but also helps teach them cism. SPEED Lacrosse also increases lacrosse training
self-defense skills. This is not meant to promote fighting. with long-term player retention at all ages and skill tiers.
Campers also swim, read and do a variety of other camp Please note this is a modified version of lacrosse and
activities daily. campers will learn the basics of the sport. Campers also
swim, read and do a variety of other camp activities daily.
LOWER: UPPER:
UPPER:
• June 18-June 22 • July 9-July 13
• June 25-June 29
• August 6-August10

TENNIS

COST: $185/$310

Our tennis training camp is designed to help campers un-
derstand and grow with the basic skills of tennis. Lessons
will focus on serving, rallies, scoring and playing points.
We will be using equipment and lesson plans from the US-
TA’s Next Generation Tennis program. Campers also swim,
read and do a variety of other camp activities daily.

LOWER: Upper:

• July 30-August 3 • July 2-July 6

(No Camp July 4)

7 DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA • BEST SUMMER EVER

SPORTS CAMP

COMPETITIVE BASKETBALL COMPETITIVE SOCCER SPORTS CAMP

COST: $235/$335 COST: $235/$335

This camp program provides the opportunity for This camp provides the opportunity for competitive soc-
competitive basketball players, both boys and girls, cer players, both boys and girls, to play at their high-
to play at the highest ability. This program offers a est ability level. Our approach to competitive soccer is
higher level of competition and instruction. Players to teach skillful, possession oriented attacking soccer.
are taught advanced skill and introduced to defensive Campers are developed through a proven curriculum re-
pressing, complication motion offense and encouraged nowned for developing excellence, and as players prog-
to increase their individual skills in a team environ- ress, they can constantly be put into new situations to
ment. At all levels, priority is placed on enjoying the improve their development. Campers will also swim and
great game of basketball while learning new skills and read daily. Camper will need to bring their own cleats and
being a part of a team. Campers will also swim and shin guards.
read daily.
UPPER:
UPPER:
• June 11-June 15
• July 23-July 27

YEAR ROUND HOLIDAY CAMPS DATES 8

• Presidents Day - February 19
• Spring Break Camp - March 19-March 23
• School’s Out Day - October 15
• School’s Out Day - October 26
• Winter Camp - December 26 - December 28
• Winter Camp - January 2 - January 4

BEST SUMMER EVER • DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA

DEXISPCLOOVSRPEAORRTTYISOCCNAAMM&P P

E X P L O R A ST PI OO NR T &S DC IA SMCPO V E R Y WHAT IS EXPLORATION AND GROUPS
DISCOVERY CAMP?
Camps are grouped by the following:
Each day will bring a new exciting day of explor- Lower: Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade
ing new parts of central Florida. From amuse- Upper: Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade
ment parks to museums and community service Middle School: Entering 7th - Entering 9th grade
to animal safaris we have it all in this week of
jammed packed fun and discovery. WHAT IS DONE IN EACH CAMP?

WHO IS EXPLORATION AND Each sport camp will have the following: pool time
DISCOVERY CAMP FOR? or water activity, lunch, snack, skills sessions,
scrimmage games, and free play.
Youth grades entering 1- entering 9 who have
an interest in discovering what Central Florida
has to offer while having great adventures and
building lasting friendships and memories.

LOWER GROUP WEEK 2:

Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade Monday: Wonderworks
WEEK 1: Tuesday: Wild Florida
Wednesday: Legoland
Monday: Crayola Experience Thursday: Day at the YMCA
Tuesday: Orlando Science Center Friday: Putting Edge
Wednesday: CoCo Key Water Park
Thursday: Day at the YMCA DATE:
Friday: Aloma Bowl & Bill Frederick Park
• July 16 - July 20
DATE:

• June 25 - June 29

9 DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA • BEST SUMMER EVER

EXPLORATION & DISCOVERY

UPPER GROUP WEEK 2: EXPLORATION & DISCOVERY

Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade Monday: Wonderworks
Tuesday: Wild Florida
WEEK 1: Wednesday: Sea World
Thursday: Day at the YMCA
Monday: Aloma Bowl & Bill Frederick Park Friday: Urban Ninja Athletics
Tuesday: Orlando Science Center
Wednesday: Aquatica DATE:
Thursday: Day at the YMCA
Friday: Mascot Game • July 30 - August 3

DATE: WEEK 2:

• June 18 - June 22 Monday: Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, Orlando
Eye and Sea Life Aquarium
MIDDLE SCHOOL Tuesday: Wekiva Springs
Wednesday: Medieval Times
Entering 7th - Entering 9th grade Thursday: Community Service Trip(TBD)
Friday: Bill Frederick Park & Disc Golf
WEEK 1:
DATE:
Monday: Aloma Bowl & Putting Edge
Tuesday: Wilderness Safari • July 23 - July 27
Wednesday: No camp
Thursday: Community Service Trip(TBD) WEEK 4:
Friday: Aquatica
Monday: DeLeon Springs
DATE: Tuesday: Orlando Science Center
Wednesday: Fun Spot
• July 2 - 6 Thursday: Community Service Trip(TBD)
(No Camp July 4) Friday: Let’s Skate Orlando & Pool Party

WEEK 3: DATE:

Monday: Wonderworks • August 6-August 10
Tuesday: Wild Florida
Wednesday: Sea World BEST SUMMER EVER • DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA
Thursday: Community Service Trip(TBD)
Friday: Urban Ninja Athletics

DATE:

• July 30 - August 3

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SPECIALTYS P E C I A L T Y C A M P

SPECIALTY CAMP WHAT IS SPECIALTY CAMP? GROUPS

Most of the day will be spent in your Campers are grouped by the grade they are
camper’s specialty focus. For the rest of entering in August 2017.
the day, all campers will experience a daily Lower: Entering 1st - Entering 3rd grade
dose of fun, enriching traditional camp Upper: Entering 4th - Entering 6th grade
activities such as arts and crafts, swim-
ming, sports, and each specialty camper WHAT IS DONE IN EACH CAMP?
will go on a field trip. (Some exceptions
will apply). Each camp will offer the following: pool time
or water activity, lunch, snack, games, and
WHO IS SPECIALTY CAMP FOR? free time.

Youth grades K-5 who have an interest
in developing specific skills and making
friends.

BRICKS 4 KIDZ ALL ABOUT ANIMALS

COST: $235/$335 COST: $235/$335
This LEGO-design camp is for the extreme LEGO
If your campers love animals, then this is the program
camper. Campers will learn have to craft, build and for them! Campers will learn all about different habitats
and what animals live in them. They will explore animals
construct different LEGO structures through exciting through crafts and themed activities to uncover the mys-
teries of the animal world. Campers will travel to Wild
games and instruction. Campers will end the week Florida to go behind the scenes on an airboat tour and
take a trip to Wilderness Safari, which brings a piece of
with the ultimate trip to LEGOLAND. Campers also Madagascar right to Central Florida! Campers also swim,
read and do a variety of other camp activities daily.
swim, read and do a variety of other camp activities

daily.

LOWER: UPPER:
• June 4-June 8 • July 23-July 27

• July 16-July 20

LOWER: UPPER:

• July 23 – July 28 • July 30-August 3

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SPECIALTY CAMP

CANVAS ART CREATIVE CHEF SPECIALTY CAMP

COST: $235/$335 COST: $235/$335

This paint explosion of a camp includes instruction in Try our enhanced cooking camp for your little chefs.
different projects that will include intro to painting, water Each camper will learn the basics of cooking, meal
colors and mixed media. An ideal camp for kids who want planning and recipe creating. Each day will be filled with
to create funky, imaginative art! Campers also swim, read different creating, planning and preparing recipes and
and do a variety of other camp activities daily. This camp at the end of the week campers will bring home a recipe
includes a trip to the Crayola Experience for the Low- book to share with their families. In addition, campers
er Group and The Orlando Museum of Art for the Upper will take a trip to a local restaurant to see how a profes-
Group. sional kitchen is run. Campers also swim, read and do a
variety of other camp activities daily.
LOWER: UPPER:
LOWER: UPPER:
• June 11-June15 • August 6 – August 10
• August 6-August 10 • June 18-June 22
• June 16-July 21

CRAZY CHEMISTRY LAB CARTOONING

COST: $235/$335 COST: $235/$335
Campers will explore the basics of cartooning, including
Shake up a flask of fun in the lab and become a junior
chemist! Learn to recognize chemical reactions and mix up figure design, movement and the process of drawing,
a few reactive ingredients for some sensational results.
Check out the colors of chemistry with the power of pH inking and coloring a strip. Campers will use their imag-
paper and create a stopper- popping reaction. Probe the
properties of light and discover some unusual applica- ination to create stories of their own to share with your
tions of glow-in-the-dark technology. Campers have a
blast as they make some crazy concoctions. Take home families and friends. Campers also swim, read and do a
projects include a Reaction Tube, slippery Slime, Professor
Beakerdude, & more! Campers also swim, read and do a variety of other camp activities daily. Campers will go
variety of other camp activities daily. This camp includes
a trip to the Orlando Science Center. on a field trip that will allow them also to show off their

LOWER: LanOimWaEtiRon: skills. UPPER:
• July 30 – August 3 • July 2 - 6
• June 18-June 22
(No Camp July 4)

BEST SUMMER EVER • DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA 12

SPECIALTY CAMP

HIP HOP PINE-WOOD DERBY RACES

COST: $235/$335 COST: $235/$335

This camp is an introduction to the basics moves of hip Race your creations-pinewood derby cars in this one of
hop. Learn dance techniques such as body isolation and a kind building camp. Campers will design and build their
intricate movements. Throughout the week your camper own pine-wood derby cars and then race them in a camp-
will learn basic choreography in a fun and lively environ- er designed racetrack. We will go on a field trip to Lil 500
ment. Campers will play games and learn a choreographed Racing Station. Campers also swim, read and do a variety
dance routine. Campers also swim, read and do a variety of of other camp activities daily.
other camp activities daily. Campers will also take a field
trip to Orlando Gymnastics to try their dance routine on a LOWER:
specialized floor!
• July 2 - 6(No Camp July 4)
SPECIALTY CAMP LOWER: UPPER:
ROCKETS N’ RACING
• June 25-June 29 • June 11-June15
Cost: $235/$335
INTRO TO ROBOTICS
Like models? Build a pinewood derby car and race your
COST: $235/$335 creation against your friends. In addition campers will
learn why rockets fly and even construct their own rocket
Join us for a week of excitement with amazing robots! to launch. Campers will go on a field trip to Lil 500 Rac-
In this fun and hands-on camp, learn about the uses of ing Station. Campers also swim, read and do a variety of
robots in our world and spend time experimenting with other camp activities daily.
super cool, red-hot robots. Experiment with sound sens-
ing robots, line-tracking robots, programmable robots, UPPER:
and even robots that purr! Discover the science of circuits
and how robots use sensors to explore things around • June 25-June 29
them. Campers will even make their own mini robots to
take home! Campers will also swim, read and do a variety Robotics and Coding
of other camp activities daily.
Use your robotics knowledge to become a master
UPPER: programmer! We’ll be using Dot and Dash robots,
along with Ozobots to learn about robotics and cod-
• June 4 – June 8 ing. We’ll put our robots to the test by programming
them to perform all sorts of tasks! This camp is
JUNIOR ENGINEERS adaptable to all levels, so beginners and experts can
all have a blast! In addition, campers also swim, read
COST: $235/$335 and do a variety of other camp activities daily.

Do you love to build, design, and fix things? Put on your UPPER:
engineer’s hat for this exciting week of science activities.
You’ll have the chance to become a true Mad Scientist • July 9-July 13
as you learn about structures and buildings, shapes and
architecture as you design and create amazing bridges,
towers, domes, and structures! Campers also swim, read
and do a variety of other camp activities daily. This camp
includes a trip to the Orlando Science Center.

LOWER:

• July 9 – July 13

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MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP

COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING(CIT)

COST: $150/$250

Entering Grades 7th-Entering 9th
The Counselor in Training program is for youth entering
grades 7-9 that want to have a meaningful summer de-
veloping their leadership skills, creating self-confidence,
and making new friendships. CITs will use their skills to
help support Y staff and interact with children in our
Day Camps while continuing their training throughout
the summer. All CITs will be require to have an informal
“interview” prior to their week of camp starting. CIT are
not required to commit to a minimum number of weeks,
however development with be continuous throughout the
summer. CITs are held to high standards and can be re-
moved from the program if not meeting those standards.

All CITs will be given a copy of camp standards and ex-
pectations at their pre-camp interview. CITs will engage
in community service, leadership training, camp counselor
staff development, assist YMCA staff with camp groups
and be part of a Dr. P. Phillips YMCA Counselor-in-Train-
ing legacy project. Each CIT will be paired with a mentor
counselor that is part of the YMCA staff. CITs will have
their own coordinator who will be the main point of con-
tact for them throughout the summer and will assist in
legacy project.

LOOKING FOR MORE?

Turn to page 10 for more Middle School Camps.

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OUR MISSION

The purpose of this Association is to
improve lives of all in Central Florida
by connecting individuals, families and
communities with opportunities based on
Christian values that strengthen Spirit,
Mind and Body.

OUR CAUSE

To strengthen communities through youth
development, healthy living and social
responsibility.

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2018 SUMMER CAMPS
Best Summer Ever

DR. P. PHILLIPS YMCA
7000 Dr. Phillips Blvd
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