Camp Cardinal Health Rompers Program—Ages 3–6

Camp Cardinal Health
Camp Cardinal Health, the much anticipated annual kids’ program, welcomes children ages 3-17.
Camp Cardinal Health participants engage in age-appropriate activities including arts and crafts
projects, active games and off-site excursions. Camp Cardinal Health is managed by American
Child Care. When you registered your child for RBC they were automatically enrolled in Camp
Cardinal Health. Check in on-site to verify that all information is current and to take a security
photograph. Families will receive up-to-date program information and t-shirts. Attendance at Camp
Cardinal Health events is not mandatory.
Below is a schedule of events based on age group. Share the schedule with
your children and get them excited for RBC 2015 in Las Vegas!
Program
Wednesday
Rompers
Fiesta Party
Adventurers Bowling Party
Explorers
Thursday
Rock It Party
Lake Meade Cruise
Mac King Comedy Show at Harrah’s
Mount Charleston
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Bowling Party
National Atomic Testing Museum
Mac King Comedy Show at Harrah’s
Friday
Once Upon a Time Party
Mount Charleston/ Junior
Ranger Volunteer Program
Saturday
Viva Las Vegas Party
Springs Preserve
Lake Meade Cruise
Wet n Wild
Three Square
Rompers Program — Ages 3–6
Wednesday, July 22 |
Fiesta Party
Grab a sombrero as campers enjoy a “fiesta!” The day will begin with piñata making and fiesta
games such as the limbo and the Mexican hat dance. Then campers will get together for a big
game of traditional Mexican kickball that involves kicking balls through an obstacle course.
Later in the afternoon, campers will make “Aguas Frescas” and open up our Piñatas to see the
goodies inside!
Thursday, July 23 |
Rock It Party
Get ready to rock n’ roll! The day will begin with campers making their favorite musical
instruments. A special musical guest will come to show us how to perform our favorite songs!
Campers will enjoy a round of fun freeze dance, musical chairs and a children’s version of Zumba!
At the end of the day, parents can stop by to see our sing-along performance and talent show!
Friday, July 24 |
Once Upon a Time Party
Come find your happily ever after at our “Once Upon a Time Party!” Bring your favorite princess,
prince, superhero, or villain costume and get ready to have a magical adventure! Don’t worry
extra costumes will be on hand! Once we are all dressed, we will head into our fairytail ball for arts
and crafts, games and a room to room potion hunt.
Saturday, July 25 |
Viva Las Vegas Party
Today is all about fun, Vegas style! Entertainers of all kinds, from magicians to balloon artists will
be on hand to make the day one to remember! Campers will take a “Tour of Vegas” where they will
divide into teams to race from spot to spot of famous Vegas landmarks.
(This will all be located in the camp area, children do not leave the premises.)
Adventures Program — Ages 7–11
Wednesday, July 22 |
Bowling Party
Campers will start the day with a fun bowling party at The Orleans bowling alley. Everything in Las Vegas is larger
than life including this 70 lane state of the art bowling facility.
Mac King Magic Comedy Show at Harrah’s
Hailed by many as the premiere comedy magician in the world today, Mac King was just named “Magician of the
Year” by the Magic Castle in Hollywood, just broke a Guinness World Record, just appeared on his seventh TV
special for NBC-TV, just rocked on the Late Show with David Letterman, and has been regarded as one of the top 5
shows in all of Las Vegas for the past ten years.
Thursday, July 23 |
Lake Meade Cruise
Breathtaking views for everyone. This 90-minute boat ride takes campers to landmarks that
include Fortification Hill (an extinct volcano), the Arizona Paint Pots and their wonderland of
color,and the magnificent Hoover Dam.
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
The Dinosaur Mummy CSI exhibit showcases the science and technology used to
unlock the secrets of the world’s most preserved dinosaur in the flesh, the Dinosaur
Mummy, Leonard. It provides researchers with an extremely rare glimpse of skin
texture, muscles, internal organs and the remains of this dinosaur’s last meal.
Campers connect in the Young Scientist Center as they become paleontologists
and dig for fossils or explore the depths of the ocean as a marine biologist inside a
submarine. The Museum brings technology to children’s fingertips with computers,
microscopes and interactive exhibits.
Mount Charleston /
Junior Ranger Volunteer Program
Friday, July 24 |
Mount Charleston is located within the Spring Mountains near Las Vegas, Nevada. This beautiful
area of Las Vegas got its name from the many natural springs in the area. Here in the high
country you’ll find a forested oasis and relief from the Mojave Desert heat of southern Nevada.
Campers will go on a morning hike and view the far away flat lands where terrain is pock marked
from the nuclear test grounds used in the late 50’s. Campers will become junior rangers and
learn about the fragile and unique ecosystem that surrounds them. Some of this vegetation
found in this area and is nowhere else on the earth. Ranger Cody will ask for our help and we will
participate in a community service project right there on the mountain.
Saturday, July 25 |
Springs Preserve
This is one of Las Vegas’s newest attraction. Springs Preserve focuses on the land’s past,
present, and future. At the Nevada State Museum come face to face with an Ichthyosaur,
crawl through a stalactite cave, and witness an atomic explosion. At the Origen Museum
experience a simulated flash flood, one of the preserve’s most popular exhibit. This
theater space recreates a desert ravine, emulating the beauty and tranquility of the
desert until a thundering storm erupts. Suddenly, more than 5,000 gallons of recycled
water rushes through a simulated canyon, crashing around and below your feet. Both
exhilarating and educational. At the Sustainability Gallery children will learn what that
means and how they can incorporate that into their daily lives. Campers will have been
recycling throughout the week. This exhibit will tie the week in and campers will discover
and discuss all the ways that they were sustainable during the past week.
Explorers Program — Ages 12–17
Wednesday, July 22 |
Mount Charleston
Mount Charleston is located within the Spring Mountains near Las Vegas, Nevada. This beautiful area
of Las Vegas got their name from the many natural springs in the area. Here in the high country, you’ll
find a forested oasis and relief from the Mojave Desert heat of southern Nevada. Campers will go on
a morning hike and view the far away flat lands where terrain is pock marked from the nuclear test
grounds used in the late 50’s.
National Atomic Testing Museum
This interesting, one of a kind museum shows campers how our understanding of nuclear
power has evolved. Visit the GZ theater and experience a simulated atmospheric bomb blast
and explore how man came to make the first atomic bomb. The newest exhibit is Area 51: Myth
or Reality. Learn about the most secret place in America. The first ever exhibit will explore the real truth,
the real programs and address the secrecy that surrounds the base at Groom Lake.
Thursday, July 23 |
Bowling
Campers will start the day with a fun bowling party at The Orleans bowling alley. Everything in
Las Vegas is larger than life including this 70-lane, state-of-the-art bowling facility.
Mac King Magic Comedy Show at Harrah’s
Hailed by many as the premiere comedy magician in the world today, Mac King was just named
“Magician of the Year” by the Magic Castle in Hollywood, and broke a Guinness World Record.
He just appeared on his seventh TV special for NBC-TV, just rocked on the Late Show with David
Letterman and has been regarded as one of the top 5 shows in all of Las Vegas for the past
ten years.
Friday, July 24 |
Lake Meade Cruise
Breathtaking views for everyone. This 90-minute boat ride takes campers to landmarks the include Fortification Hill (an
extinct volcano), the Arizona Paint Pots and their wonderland of color and the magnificent Hoover Dam.
Three Square
Three square is a Feeding America affiliate, serving four counties in Southern Nevada. Explorers will participate in a
community service project packing food bags for elementary-age children. These bags of snacks help hungry children get
thru the weekend until they are back at school.
Saturday, July 25 |
Wet n Wild
Explorers will need to bring their swim suits, sun block, and beach towels. The last day of camp
will be celebrated with a fun day of water slides, wave pools and a long ride down the lazy river.
Ride the perfect storm as you catapult from 36 feet in the air through a 110 foot tunnel before
plummeting into the eye of the storm through the tornado’s funnel. Campers can race their friends
at the Desert Racers slide. Too many attractions to mention, but this is a great way to cool off and
have fun with your friends.
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