JCC Summer Camps Booklet 2016 - Springfield Jewish Community

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NEW! REGISTER ONLINE AT SPRINGFIELDJCC.ORG/CAMPS
2016
NEW! REGISTER ONLINE AT
SPRINGFIELDJCC.ORG/CAMPS
YOU BELONG HERE! Open 9:00 am
to 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday, with pre and
post-camp extension options, J-Camp offers premium
summer programs from preschool through high school
and overnight camp excursions for grades 3-10. Located
on the Longmeadow/Springfield line, J-Camp is easily
accessible for CT and MA residents. J-Camp is located
on 20 acres of beautiful grounds with outdoor basketball
and tennis courts, playgrounds, athletic fields, woods,
high and low challenge ropes course, zip line, picnic
grove, pavilion and more. An additional air conditioned
indoor facility boasts rock climbing, auditorium and
stage, arts and crafts studio, basketball gym, racquetball
courts, indoor pool, and more. With the encouragement
and guidance of highly-skilled staff, campers participate
in programs and activities designed to foster learning,
growth, creativity, teamwork and above all, fun. Instruction
from our arts and crafts, music, nature, outdoor
adventure, and sports specialists will help discover
hidden talents. Your child will make new friends and
develop new skills. For more information, contact Louis
Lasko, Camp Director, at (413) 739-4715 ext. 322 or at
llasko@springfieldjcc.org.
NEW THIS YEAR: BANKSHOT
BASKETBALL COURT. This new addition
to our facility offers 13 challenges, combining the skill of
basketball with the format and precision of miniature golf.
JEWISH EMPHASIS Campers experience
a variety of activities with a rich Judaic tradition. These
include Israeli culture, music, crafts and games. Jewish
values are also infused into daily activities at camp. Each
Friday, campers will participate in a weekly Shabbat
celebration that is comfortable for all faiths. All are
welcome in our J-Camp family, which hosts a variety of
cultures.
SENSE OF BELONGING J-Camp is
open and accessible to everyone regardless of age, race,
religion, national origin or ability. Kehillah is our inclusion
program that offers children with special needs and
learning differences the opportunity to fully enjoy the
J-Camp experience. We believe that ALL campers can
participate, ALL campers can succeed AND ALL campers
can make a new friend. These are Jewish and universal
values that we live at camp. Kehillah campers are
supported by Inclusion Counselors who act as facilitators
of self advocacy, social interactions and activity
modification as needed. Our emphasis is that every
camper comes to camp for the same reason, to have fun
and make friends. An intake and interview are required
prior to registration for all new inclusion campers. Please
contact Bethany Young, Kehillah Director, at 413-7394715 x 325 or byoung@springfieldjcc.org.
PRE/POST CAMP Pre and post-camp
care is available by registration (with calendar form in
the Parent/Guardian Manual). Qualified camp staff will
provide games and activities. Additional snack provided
during post-camp. Pre-camp: 7:00 - 9:00 am (In the
Game Room), $12 per day; Post-camp: 4:00 - 6:00 pm,
$12 per day (Rooms 8 and 9).
HEALTH & SAFETY J-Camp has an off-site
“On Call” doctor and an on-site health aide during camp
hours. Medical forms are required from all campers prior
to the start of camp.
FOOD SERVICE Campers must bring their
own dairy or parve (without milk or meat) kosher style
lunch. There will also be an option for campers to preorder a lunch from our café (lunch form available on
website.) Lunches will be refrigerated. Camp is Peanut
Aware with designated “peanut free” tables. Camp
families will be made aware of severe allergies in their
groups, and campers may not share their food. J-Camp
will provide a popsicle every afternoon for snack. On
Fridays campers will make and enjoy Challah (bread, has
gluten). All food and drink served by J-Camp is kosher. If
you have questions regarding kosher meals, contact Louis
at llasko@springfieldjcc.org or (413) 739-4715 x 322.
VACATION CAMP The JCC provides
stories, games, songs, dances and crafts. Campers and
host families form life-long friendships with the shlichim.
If interested in hosting for a 2 or 3 week period of time,
please contact Louis Lasko at 739-4715 ext. 322 or at
llasko@springfieldjcc.org.
vacation camp following the completion of school in June,
prior to its beginning in September, on school vacations
days, and snow days. Vacation camp registration is not
included in the camp registration. For more information
contact the Director of Youth and Family Services, Becca
Coolong at 739-4715 ext. 332. For an updated schedule
please visit SpringfieldJCC.org. Carnival and BBQ Family
Night: Mark your calendars for Wednesday, Aug 17. Our
carnival will be open to campers and their families from
4-7pm. Stop in and meet the camp staff, get a camp tour
from your child, grab some popcorn and a snow-cone,
and enjoy an awesome carnival full of games, bounce
houses, and prizes. Burgers and hot dogs will be served.
FEE SCHEDULE A $25 non-refundable/
to kids this summer. As a staff member of J-Camp you will
be a leader, a role model, learn from others, form lasting
memories, and most importantly, make a difference
in the lives of many children. A job at J-Camp provides
amazing experiences. Regardless of your major (for those
in college), working at J-Camp will provide you with skills
and expertise that you can apply to any field. If you
are responsible, enthusiastic, and love to have fun with
children, please contact Louis Lasko, Camp Director, at
(413) 739-4715 x 322 or llasko@springfieldjcc.org. You
can find an application on the camp page of our website,
springfieldJCC.org.
assistance. The completed scholarship application, along
with all required back up, is due by Wednesday, May 13.
Requests after May 13 will be considered on a funds
available basis. Scholarship applicants may register for
camp with a $25 deposit. NEFW vouchers accepted.
Contact Rabbi James Greene, Assistant Executive
Director, with questions about scholarships, jgreene@
springfieldjcc.org or (413) 739-4715 x 307.
non-transferable deposit per week must accompany each
camp application. Deposits are applied to designated
session’s fees. Full payment or an automatic payment
plan is due by Friday, May 13. Changes require a $20
fee after June 15. Registering for additional weeks or
upgrading to a specialty camp does not require a change
fee. All camp payments are non-refundable. Each camper
will receive one t-shirt when camp begins. Additional
shirts are available for purchase (see registration form).
Shirts should be worn on Mondays, Fridays and special
occasions throughout the summer.
SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are available
FOR AGES 16 AND OLDER Be a hero on a limited basis for those in need of financial
FUNDS J-Camp is appreciative of those who have
helped support J-Camp through the establishment of
funds to provide scholarship assistance to those in need
including:
HOST AN ISRAELI COUNSELOR,
A SHALIACH J-Camp is lucky to welcome two ◾ The Morris Dane Campership Fund, established by
Shlichim, Israeli camp staff, to enhance the J-Camp
program. Treat your family to a rare and delightful
experience! Invite a shaliach to live with you and your
family for part of the summer. This counselor will teach
our campers the history and culture of Israel through
the Dane Family to honor the memory of their father,
husband and past president of the JCC.
◾ The Norman Cooper Fund provides camperships in
addition to other support of the JCC. Norman was
a social worker at the JCC who is remembered for
his special commitment to our Community and was
especially loved by the children at Y Day Camp.
◾ The Kenneth Gotlib Campership Fund was
established by his parents to honor and remember
what was important to him. Kenneth, a graduate of
the JCC Preschool and Heritage Academy and an
active JCC Camper and swim team participant, went
on to become active in the Big Brother program.
Kenneth loved kids and it was important to him that
the camp experience was accessible to all regardless
of one’s financial circumstances.
◾ The Szafran family created the Jordan Szafran
Scholarship Fund to honor the memory of their son
Jordan who was an avid sports camper and Cudas
swim team member. This fund provides scholarships
for sports camp and swim team participants.
◾ The David and Ruth Bennett Camp Scholarship
Fund was established because the family wanted to
make it possible for all who wish to enjoy a Jewish
JCC summer camp experience.
JCC SWIM INSTRUCTION The
talented JCC swim staff will teach and motivate campers,
from non-swimmers to advanced swimmers, including
swim team participants. Erika Friedman (JCC Aquatics
Director) and the JCC Waterfront staff meet individual
needs far exceeding parent expectations! All campers will
have American Red Cross swim lessons taught to them
ranging from Levels 1-6. Campers will receive a swim
progression card every 2 weeks. Campers are encouraged
to swim every day to get the most out of their lessons.
Please note: Swim lessons may not be taught when
camp-wide activities are planned, during inclement
weather, or if the pool is closed for safety/maintenance.
J-Camp does not offer make-up lessons.
Group
Maccabim
Chaverim
Tsophim
Sports Camp
Club 78
Drama Camp
Instructional
Swim
10:05-10:35 am
10:40-11:10 am
9:30-10:00 am
9:30-10:00 am
n/a
n/a
Free Swim
2:15-2:45 pm
1:45-2:15 pm
1:15-1:45 pm
12:45-1:15 pm
2:45-3:15 pm
2:45-3:15 pm
MEET THE
DIRECTOR Louis Lasko is
excited to bring 14 years of camp
experience to the Springfield JCC. Louis
grew up in Longmeadow, and has been
both a counselor and a supervisor
at J-Camp. Previously, Louis was the
Assistant Director at the JCC Day Camp in Stamford, CT.
Louis graduated from Elmira College with a degree in
Elementary Education. He brings enthusiasm and a love
of camp to the Springfield JCC. Be sure to like us on
Facebook, facebook.com/jccsummercamp.
facebook.com/jccsummercamp
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Please refer to the enrollment form for the dates of each session. Exceptions are indicated in the charts below.
Traditional Camps
15 Months –
2 Years Old,
9 Months
Doobim
Toddlers
2 Years Old,
9 Months –
5 Years Old
Mini K Ton Ton
3’s & 4’s
K Ton Ton
3’s & 4’s
3 Years Old,
9 Months –
Mini-Mac
5 Years Old by
June 1, 2016
3 Years Old,
9 Months –
entering
Kindergarten
by Fall 2016
Maccabim
Half-day, Sessions 1-8
9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Your toddler will enjoy a half day of toddler camp experiences, including music, arts and crafts, and
outdoor adventure. We have outdoor water play every day so do not forget to send your child with a
bathing suit. Half day includes lunch time and dismissal at 12:30 pm.
What to Bring: Children must wear sneakers.
1 bathing suit, towel, change of clothes, diapers and
wipes, sunscreen, Kosher style lunch.
To register for Doobim or Toddlers Camp,
please contact Deb Cohen, Director of
Early Childhood Services,
at 413-739-4715 x 311, or
dcohen@springfieldjcc.org.
Full-day, Sessions 1-8
7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Your toddler will enjoy a full day of toddler camp experiences, including daily outdoor water play,
music, art, and outdoor adventure. The full day (7:30 am - 5:30 pm) includes lunch, nap, and an
afternoon of outdoor and indoor activities.
What to Bring: Children must wear sneakers.
1 bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, Kosher style lunch
Diapers, wipes, crib sheet and blanket.
To register for Doobim or Toddlers Camp,
please contact Deb Cohen, Director of
Early Childhood Services,
at 413-739-4715 x 311, or
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Camp for your three or four year old explodes with new
experiences, new friends, new skills and allows children to
feel free to explore. Campers enjoy swimming lessons, learn
silly camp songs, create amazing art, and use muscles to
learn new sports skills. Half day includes lunch time and
dismissal at 1:00 pm.
What to Bring: Children must wear
sneakers. 1 bathing suit, swim diaper (if not
toilet trained), towel, diapers and wipes (if
not toilet trained) sunscreen, Kosher style
lunch.
7:30 am – 5:30 pm
Camp for your three or four year old explodes with new
experiences, new friends, new skills and allows children to
feel free to explore. Campers enjoy swimming lessons, learn
silly camp songs, create amazing art, and use muscles to
learn new sports skills. Full day (7:30 am - 5:30 pm) includes
lunch, nap/rest and a full afternoon of outdoor and indoor
activities.
What to Bring: Children must wear
sneakers. 1 bathing suit, swim diaper (if not
toilet trained), towel, diapers and wipes (if
not toilet trained) sunscreen, Kosher style
lunch, crib sheet and blanket.
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
These campers receive the complete Maccabim camp experience (listed below) in this half-day program.
Mini Mac swims daily and is dismissed after lunch. Geared for the young camper who enjoys singing,
What to Bring: 1 bathing suit, 1 towel, Kosher
action and experiencing all that camp has to offer. Campers must be toilet trained prior to coming to
lunch, reusable water bottle, sunscreen, sneakers.
camp.
Members: $175 per week
General Public: $220 per week
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Maccabim, who are the heroes from the story of Chanukah, enjoy the full camp experience, learning new
skills and beginning to make life-long friends. Maccabim counselors understand that camp is a place
of learning, growth, and unbelievable fun! Campers sing at flagpole, make projects to take home, swim
twice a day (instructional and free swim), rock climb, and play games in and out of the sun from 9:00
am – 4:00 pm. Campers must be toilet trained prior to coming to camp.
GENERAL
DAY
TIMES
MEMBERPUBLIC
Two Days 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Three Days 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Four Days 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Five Days 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Extra Day 9:00 am-1:00 pm
$121
$144
$170
$190
$60
$156
$179
$205
$225
$80
GENERAL
DAY
TIMES
MEMBERPUBLIC
Two Days 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Three Days 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Four Days 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Five Days 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Extra Day 7:30 am-5:30 pm
$144
$177
$236
$265
$80
$179
$212
$271
$315
$110
What to Bring: 2 Bathing Suits, 2 towels, Kosher
To register, please contact
Deb Cohen, Director of Early
Childhood Services, at
413-739-4715 x 311, or
Special Registration Form, not
available online.
To register, please contact
Deb Cohen, Director of Early
Childhood Services, at
413-739-4715 x 311, or
Special Registration Form, not
available online.
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Traditional Camps Continued
1st & 2nd
Grade
3rd Grade –
6th Grade
3rd Grade –
8th Grade
7th Grade –
8th Grade
Chaverim
Tsophim
Sports Camp
Club 78
Full-day, Sessions 1-8 Chaverim means “friends.” These campers develop friendships, show enthusiasm
and camp spirit, play sports, make crafts, and participate in amazing theme days. Counselors for this
unit know that an active schedule keeps campers engaged and helps them learn and create friendships
through play. Chaverim campers will also begin to explore chugim (electives) throughout the summer,
including opportunities with our high ropes course, as well as exploring the low challenge ropes course
elements and team building activities.
style lunch, reusable water bottle, sunscreen,
sneakers.
Tsophim means “lookout,” and these campers have their very own village in the Katz pavilion out in
the woods, where they do activities and hang out. Campers also enjoy exclusive and exciting chugim
(electives) such as crafts, archery, tennis, games, fitness, dance, high and low challenge ropes course,
newspaper and many more options throughout the summer. Tsophim campers are eager to do the JCC
high and low challenge ropes course elements and the exciting zip line as part of their weekly activities.
Tsophim counselors know that their campers need to continue to be challenged, and love to express
themselves as individuals.
Sports campers show ruach (spirit) and rochmanus (sportsmanship) on and off the field. These campers
spend each day honing their skills in individual and team sports including swimming,
soccer, basketball, baseball, archery, track & field and tennis. Sports camp uses the youth fitness
gym, rock wall, high and low challenge ropes course, and zip line.
In club 78, counselors and campers work together to create a meaningful camp experience that focuses
on leadership, team building, community service, and of course, fun. Middle school campers will plan
What to Bring: 1 Bathing Suit, 1 towel, Kosher
and participate in community outreach and service projects and trips each session. Club 78 participates
in recreational and leadership building activities during their time at J-Camp, and finds time to explore
our high challenge ropes course, as well as participate in several trips throughout the summer.
New this year, CITs will participate in Circus of the Kids, our annual circus performance. During week 7 of camp,
CITs will continue to develop leadership, teamwork, and risk management through this amazing circus program.
(CITs will also help bring other camps to their scheduled rehearsals and performances.)
9th Grade –
10th Grade
CIT Counselor
in Training
Sessions 1-8
8-week program
Youth who are eager to learn, develop, and enhance their leadership skills in the camp setting should apply to
be a Counselor in Training (CIT). These future counselors will train in daily sessions with the CIT Director learning
skills in many areas such as active listening, peer relationships, role modeling and programming, which are all
necessary to be an effective camp counselor. CITs work with different age groups learning developmental stages
and discovering their preferred age group. CITs receive performance evaluations twice during the summer as a
tool to help learn from experienced staff members. As a group project, CITs plan and implement a camp wide
carnival. The CIT program includes a 5-day, 4-night recreational and leadership trip to camp Laurelwood in
Madison, CT July 11-15. The CIT program includes CPR and First Aid training as well as a training course to learn
belaying on a rock wall. CITs are given priority when applying to be camp counselors in the future. Applicants
should contact Louis Lasko, Camp Director, prior to registering
What to Bring: 2 Bathing Suits, 2 towels,
Kosher lunch, reusable water bottle,
suncreen, sneakers.
Members: $1,250
W(8 week session)
General Public: $1,500
W(8 week session)
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Traditional Camps Continued
Half-day
Inclusion
Camp
9:00 am – 12:30 pm or
12:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Kehillah means community, and these campers are fully included
in our camp community. Inclusion camp is best for campers
who have success in a partial or full inclusive environment with
supports. Campers will receive daily swim instruction, participate
in cooperative games, craft projects, and build social and self
advocacy skills. They will be provided the accommodations and
modifications to be fully involved in their camp group. An intake
form and interview are required prior to registration for all new
campers.
What to Bring: 1 bathing suit, 1 towel,
sunscreen, reusable water bottle, IEP/ Behavior
Plans, swim diaper (if applicable), Kosher lunch.
9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Kehillah means community, and these campers are fully included
in our camp community. Inclusion camp is best for campers
who have success in a partial or full inclusive environment with
supports. Campers will receive daily swim instruction, participate
in cooperative games, craft projects, and build social and self
advocacy skills. They will be provided the accommodations and
modifications to be fully involved in their camp group. An intake
form and interview are required prior to registration for all new
campers.
What to Bring: 2 bathing suits, 2 towels,
sunscreen, reusable water bottle, Kosher lunch,
IEP/Behavior Plans, swim diapers (if applicable).
Camp Kehillah
Inclusion
Full-day
Inclusion
Camp
The staffing ratio plan is for 2 inclusion
campers to 1 Kehillah counselor.
Inclusion campers who require 1:1 support
must provide their own staff, or pay an
additional fee. 1:1 support staff is available
Members 2:1 Staffing: $280
Friday only: $60
General Public 2:1 Staffing: $345
Friday only: $70
Friday only: $85
Friday only: $100
Members 1:1 Staffing: $580 General
Public 1:1 Staffing: $655
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Specialty Camps
Kindergarten
& up
Circus of the Kids
Session 7 (Sunday-Friday)
August 7-12
This nationally-recognized circus program is designed for children of all ages (kindergarten and older) to learn circus skills like flying on
a trapeze, doing trick roller skating, and mastering the skill of fire eating. Gain confidence and experience needed to perform in front of
an audience. Mandatory auditions are on Sunday Aug. 7 in the evening (no one will be turned away). Each child will receive a rehearsal
schedule. Parent Show: Thursday, August 11. Camp Show: Friday, August 12. Check out the Circus of the Kids video on their website,
www.circusofthekids.com. (All Counselors in Training will be automatically enrolled in Circus Camp at no additional charge).
All campers must be registered on circusofthekids.com at least one week prior to tryouts. Any late registrations may result in an
additional fee, paid directly to Circus of the Kids.
Members: $385
General Public: $475
All Circus registrations made with the JCC are non-refundable.
Auditions on Sunday evening are mandatory. There may be rehearsals that occur outside the camp day, which may require parent
transportation. Wednesday evening is a mandatory rehearsal. .
4 Years Old –
2nd Grade
Each camper will create a woodworking project by hand every day using woodworking skills. Our very own Ben the Builder, Jonathan
Bechard, will teach campers how to use a hammer and nails, cut wood, and other tools in a safe and structured way. Space limited to
15 campers.
Members: $240
Extended Day Members: $110
Extended Day General Public: $135
Ben the Builder
Session 1
June 27-July 1
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Princess &
Pirates Camp
Session 2
July 5-8 (No camp July 4th)
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Use your imagination to create princess and pirate themed arts and crafts, treasure hunts, dances, and more. Like any other princess
and pirate we’ll dress up for a tea party.
Members: $240
Craftastic Art Camp
Session 3
July 11-15
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Dress for the mess and the fun while getting creative with paint, glue, clay, beads, string and more using both fine and gross motor skills.
Make sculptures, paintings, drawings, jewelry, and other crafts.
Members: $240
Cupcake Wars
Baking Camp
Session 4
July 18-22
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Learn from our bakery instructors about making amazing cupcakes, and compete in a series of challenges that allow you to combine
your creativity and baking skills. Space limited to 15 campers.
Members: $240
American Ninja
Warrior
Session 5
July 25-29
9:00 am – 11:45 am
With instruction from a real Ninja Warrior, campers will challenge themselves using manmade obstacles, and use their own creativity to
exercise using the world around them. Learn age-appropriate challenges and explore your own abilities using many skills seen on the
popular TV show. Space limited to 15 campers.
Members: $240
Lil Sports Camp
Session 6
August 1-5
9:00 am – 11:45 am
The summer edition of the JCC’s popular Lil Sports program! Play soccer, basketball, baseball, track & field, tennis, and group games.
Learn sports in a positive environment focused on teamwork.
Members: $240
Superstars Camp
Session 8
August 15-19
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Send your stars in training to J-Camp for mornings filled with singing, dancing and acting. These young thespians will perform for the
entire camp at the “Super Stars” review Friday, August 19, 11:15 am. Space limited to 15 campers.
Members: $240
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Specialty Camps Continued
3rd Grade –
8th Grade
3rd Grade –
6th Grade
6th Grade –
12th Grade
Ages 8-18
Drama Camp
Snow White and the 7 Dwarves
Sessions 1-4
4-week program
June 27-July 22
The talented staff, led by our returning fantastic theater director, Tony Jones, will help thespians develop their acting skills, voice quality
and understanding of the dramatic arts. The performance is scheduled for Thursday, July 21 at 6:30 pm.
Members: $1015
W ($254/week, 4 week program)
W ($315/week, 4 week program)
American Ninja
Warrior
Session 1
June 27-July 1
9:00 am – 11:45 am
With instruction from a real Ninja Warrior, campers will challenge themselves using manmade obstacles, and use their own creativity to
exercise using the world around them. Learn age-appropriate challenges and explore your own abilities using many skills seen on the
popular TV show. Space limited to 15 campers.
Members: $240
Bronze Casting
Session 2
July 5-8 (No camp July 4th)
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Under the supervision of master craftsman, Jonathan Bechard, you will create and cast your own metal project. Jonathan will walk you
through the steps so you can take home skillfully crafted project.
Members: $240
Outdoor Survival
Session 3
July 11-15
Full day
This specialty camp combines the classic and exciting JCC Challenge Ropes Course with the enjoyment of traveling, camping, and survival
skills. The group will spend the week canoeing, hiking, learning, and camping outdoors. Led by skilled outdoor adventure instructors.
Space is limited to 10 participants.
Members: $385
Guitar Lessons
Session 4
July 18-22
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Learn the basics of guitar from our camp song leader, Borys Bakum. Borys has been teaching and playing guitar for many years, and will
instruct based on the needs of your child, so they can leave with more skills then when they began. Limit: 7 kids. Participants can bring
their own guitar, or pay a rental fee of $50.
Members: $240
Club Getaway
Session 5
July 25-29
Spend a week at Club Getaway in Kent CT. This amazing opportunity gives your child a chance to have a short term overnight camp
experience with staff and campers they are familiar with. Getaway has an impressive waterfront, boating, hiking, kosher food options, and
reliable staff.
Members: $650
Cooking Camp
Session 6
August 1-5
9:00 am – 11:45 am
Our skilled instructors will teach your children how to cook amazing meals. They will learn kitchen skills and safety, and make their own
lunches each day along with other projects.
Members: $240
Mad Science: Robotics
Session 8
August 15-19
9:00 am – 11:45am
Delve into the fascinating world of robotics and machines in this weeklong program. Children will construct their own robots while
gaining a working knowledge of the science of circuits, wheels, gears, and sensors. They will experience different types of robotic devices
throughout the program, including line-tracking and programmable robots. They’ll also learn about simple machines and how they, like
robots, are used to make life easier. Robots go home with campers on the last day of the program. All supplies included.
Members: $240
Dearing Volleyball
Camp
Session 3 (Tuesday-Friday)
July 12 - 15
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Legendary collegiate volleyball coach Joel B. Dearing will bring his expertise to the Springfield JCC! For more information about Dearing
Volleyball School check out DearingVolleyballSchool.com.
Members: $200
FC Stars West
Soccer Camp
Sessions 3-6
July 11 - August 5
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Get trained by the best! The FC Stars, an elite-level premier soccer club, are coming to the JCC to provide high-quality coaching to soccer
players of all levels. For more information on the FC Stars, visit their website at StarsofMA.org.
1 Week: Members: $240
4 Weeks: Members: $800
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Circus of the Kids
Time Dated Material
Springfield Jewish Community Center
Neal Webber Building
1160 Dickinson Street
Springfield, MA 01108
SPRINGFIELD, MA
PERMIT #91
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JCC Summer Camps Booklet 2016 - Springfield Jewish Community

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