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Bringing People Together. . . Children’s Camps
Specialty Camps
Can You Dig This Camp
Ages: 6-11 years old
Instructor: Sciensational Workshops for Kids, Inc.
Mile High Art Adventures
Grades: K-3 (incoming)
Instructor: Susan Pedrin
Join us for a week of creative fun. A new quality art
adventure every day. Lots of fun, and educational too.
Really ‘cool’ art projects ranging from Animal Art and
Natural Science to Outer Space & Beyond, Drawing,
Card Making, and lots more in between. 1 week
Day GradeDates
Time
M-F K-3
Jul 13-17 10-11:45AM
M-F K-3
Jul 27-31 10-11:45AM
Res/Non Code
$118/$131 19195
$118/$131 19196
Simulated fossil excavations - Make fossil plaster
replicas - Check out our collections of minerals
- Try to hold the gigantic pumice rock. Can you
put together Triceratops or Tyrannosaurus Rex
once you excavate it? Must register one week
prior to the start of class. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 20-24
Art Through The Ages and Poetry Writing
Instructor: Leslie Sahaba- Marks
We will explore line, form and color through a variety of media.
This will include acrylics, sumi ink and calligraphy, modeling
clay, watercolors, oil, pastels, and crayon resist. Pictures of
art through the ages from around the world will be shared to
give a sense of the history of art and inspiration of their own
work. From cave paintings to Egyptian hieroglyphics and the
Phoenician alphabet, picture evolved into words. The children
will be supported in their own creative expression and in
developing different ways of ‘seeing’. This includes seeing near
and far (figure and background), as well as inner vision (dream
art and imagination). They will also be supported in writing
poems that go with their artwork. Ms. Marks has hundreds of
books for all ages to explore and inspire their own writing and/
or dictation. 4 days
Day Dates
M-Th
Jun 22-25
Time
10:00-12PM
Res/NonCode
$155/$168 19001
Location: Rancho School, 1430 Johnson Street
All art supplies are included.
Are you a future
artist? Join us
for some fun!
Res/NonCode
$182/$195
19504
A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor on the first
day of camp.
Time
9-12PM
Advanced Robotics
NEW
!
Build and take home the Jungle Robot, an advanced level
Robot. Put your imagination and skills to the test. Work in
small groups to build different robotic creatures. Test them for
speed, strength and endurance in sumo battles, tugs of war and
distance and obstacle courses. Step up your level of learning
and creativity to produce the best ‘free building’ robots among
our many workshops. Must register one week prior to the start
of class. 1 week
Day
M-F
Dates
Jul 13-17
Time 9-12PM
Res/NonCode
$182/$195
19503
Chemical Magic
NEW
!
Learn to make batteries from fruit or potatoes.
Make a fantastic crystal tree. Work with
invisible ink. See the happy and sad balls.
Work with our powerful magnets. Look at our prepared slides
using our microscopes. Learn about the different types of rocks
and minerals from our interesting collection. Be a chemical
detective. Make ‘glob’ from glue. Use paper chromatography
to separate colors. Make dirty pennies turn clean and clean
pennies to green. Everything will be explained to you so you
can go home having learned interesting science. Hands-on
science is the best way to learn. Must register one week prior to
the start of class. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 6-10
Time
9-12PM
Res/NonCode
$182/$195
19505
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Winter/Spring Guide available mid November
BookArt!
Grades: 4-6, 6-8 (incoming)
Instructor: Deb Pannell
NEW
Junior Chefs Club
!
Ages: 7-12
Instructor: Leslie Clark
Do you love reading, talking about
books, and creating amazing art?
Then, BookArt! is the camp for you!
In a small, nurturing environment that allows for plenty of
conversation and fun, students will read a novel together (in
class) and discuss story vocabulary, characters, themes, and
more, while developing the skills necessary to become an
active reader. Daily art activities will foster further exploration of
the story. Snack, lunch, and recess brain-breaks are scheduled
daily. Each week features a different novel, and some novels
will feature a film. This program will provide valuable learning,
even if the student has already read the book selection. At the
end of the week, students will leave the class with a beautiful
piece of original artwork. 1 week
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
GradeDates
4-6
Jun 22-26
4-6
Jul 6-10
6-8
Jul 20-24
4-6
Jul 27-31
Time
9-1PM
9-1PM
9-1PM
9-1PM
Res/Non Code
$233/$246 19475
$233/$246 19476
$233/$246 19477
$233/$246 19478
Location: Rancho School, Room 18, 1430 Johnson Street
Like to cook and learn about food? Then this camp is for you.
Different projects each day will be made under the direction of
our Master Chef staff members. Put together a recipe book that
you can take home and try out on your family. And don’t forget
each day you will sample the foods you prepare! 1 week
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
Dates
Jun 29-Jul 3
Jul 13-17
Jul 27-31
Time
9-3PM
9-3PM
9-3PM
Res/NonCode
$160/$173 19171
$160/$173 19172
$160/$173 19173
Location: Lu Sutton School, Child Care Rm 2, 1800 Center Rd.
Participants will sample the foods they prepare. Participants
will put together a recipe book that they can take home.
Craft Camp: Jade
Grades: 3-9 (incoming)
Instructor: Techsplosion Staff
NEW
!
A materials fee of $35 is payable to the instructor at the first
day of camp. Bring a healthy snack and lunch each day. Please
wear clothing suitable for working with art materials.
Girls can unleash their creativity at Jade, where they’ll have
an opportunity to work on projects similar to those in our
co-ed programs. We’ll explore the world of building mods,
and screencasting in addition to exclusive activities like a
collaborative art project. Come have a blast and make new
friends at this camp designed especially for girls. 1 week.
Kids Baking Camp
Day
M-F
Instructor: Stephanie Tyson
Time
3:30-6:30PM
3:30-6:30PM
Time
9-4PM
Res/NonCode
$458/$471 19498
Location: Hamilton Community Ctr., Art Studio, 503 S. Palm Dr.
This is a creative environment designed to teach your child to
bake fun recipes all the while learning the basics of following
recipes, putting ingredients together and designing their own
creations. (And yes, reading and math are involved!). These
are fun classes where everyone gets to work together, making
many wonderful desserts to be taken home and shared with
family and friends!! Your child will walk away with a small
recipe book of all the creations they have made throughout
the week so they can re-create them again for your next family
event. Presented by ‘A Piece of Cake & Confections’. 1 week
Schedule of Baking activities include: Monday - Cookies &
More Cookies, Tuesday - Fresh Fruit Tarts, Wednesday - All
about Chocolate, Thursday - Let’s make a Cake - from start to
finish, Friday - Pie Day.
Day Dates
M-F
Jun 22-26
M-F
Jul 20-24
Dates
Jul 13-17
Res/NonCode
$185/$198 19175
$185/$198 19176
Location: Alta Cuisine, 1555 South Novato Blvd.
Snacks will be provided. If food is not completed in class,
students can take it home to finish. Participant will bring home
a small recipe book of all the creations they have made during
the week. Please alert instructor of any food allergies the
participant may have.
Techsplosion staff will offer aftercare daily from 4-6pm at a
cost of $100 for the whole week.
NEW
!
Craft Camp: Minecraft Challenge
Instructor: Techsplosion Staff
Spawn into the curious world of Minecraft! Learn about the
game design as you build your own worlds and select mods
to make your maps awesome! During free time, compete in
Minecraft Hunger Games, Skyblock, and more. And during
outdoor breaks, play awesome Minecraft variations of classic
games like Capture the Obsidian Flag and Creeper Water
Balloon Toss! 1 week.
Day
M-F
Dates
Jul 13-17
Time
9-4PM
Res/NonCode
$458/$471 19497
Location: Hamilton Community Ctr. Auditorium, 503 S. Palm Dr.
Techsplosion staff will offer aftercare daily from 4-6pm at a
cost of $100 for the whole week.
www.novatofun.org
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Debate and Public Speaking Combo Series - Level 1
Instructor: Bay Area Debate Club
This summer camp not only focuses on teaching delivery and
presentation skills but also provides the foundation of critical
thinking. With lots of thought-provoking and stimulating topics
and exciting activities to write and speak, students learn how
to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with
confidence, and how to make strong arguments by providing
reasoning and evidence. It improves their confidence,
communication and general knowledge. To know more, visit
www.bayareadebateclub.com. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 13-17
Time
1-4PM
Res/Non
$207/$220
Code
19491
Debate and Public Speaking Combo Series - Level 2
Instructor: Bay Area Debate Club
This combo summer camp is not only very informative but
also filled with lots of excitement. It is a combined course of
Advanced Public Speaking and Speech Writing and Debates.
The aim for this class is to have each participant write a wellstructured and engaging speech. The participants debate on a
variety of age appropriate topics in various formats. It improves
students’ general knowledge on various current affairs topics
as they debate and understand both sides of the topic. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 20-24
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$207/$220
Code
19492
Spanish Summer Camp
Instructor: Carolina Neves
NEW
!
This Spanish camp is taught
through songs, fun games
and activities, skits, puzzles,
art, projects, folk dances,
DVD’s and much more! The
students will receive a CD to
keep at home for reinforcement.
Instructor Carolina Klee Neves
was born in Vina del Mar, Chile.
She is a strong advocate for learning
languages at a young age. For more
information, please call Carolina at
(415) 858-5408. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 29-Jul 2*
M-F
Jul 6-10
M-F
Jul 13-17
M-F
Jul 27-31
M-F
Aug 3-7
M-F
Aug 10-14
Time
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
Res/Non
$182/$195
$228/$241
$228/$241
$228/$241
$228/$241
$228/$241
Code
19466
19467
19468
19470
19471
19472
*No class 7/3.
Location: Hamilton Community Center, Conference Room, 503
So.Palm Drive
M-F
M-F
M-F
Jun 15-19
Jun 22-26
Jul 20-24
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
$228/$241
$228/$241
$228/$241
19464
19465
19469
Fire Squirts Day Camp
Instructor: PRCS Staff
Fire Squirts strives to provide children with a fun and safe
environment to build trust, teamwork, self-confidence and
discipline, in an effort to help them reach their full potential.
Activities include repelling from the drill tower, cutting open a
car with extraction tools, learning CPR and first aid, fighting fire,
and a great many team building exercises. On the final day of
camp, the children will demonstrate their newly acquired skills
by participating in a fire muster in front of all their family, friends
and firefighter buddies. The program is free, space is very
limited and available only to Novato residents age 10-14 (at the
time of camp). Participants must be registered by May 29 and
will be selected through a lottery. 1 week
DayDates
Tu-Sa Jul 14-18
Time
8:30-4PM
Residents Code
FREE19081
Location: Novato Fire District, Fire Station 2, 450 Atherton Ave.
Applicants will be notified by mail if they have been selected.
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World Scientists Camp
Instructor: Mad Science of Mt. Diablo Staff
NEW
!
Spend time in the lab learning the tools and techniques that
scientists use while conducting some great hands-on projects.
World Scientists will conduct solar experiments, explore
predator and prey relationships and investigate food webs.
Take a trip into the ocean to learn what an odontocete is.
Discover systems in nature, even make your own paper! Learn
animal adaptations and create an insect habitat. Scientists will
also discover what Mr. Owl had on his dinner plate during the
famous owl pellet dissection. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 22-26
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$190/$203
Code
19473
Minecraft Build Survival Game using LEGO®
Ages: 5-7, 8-12 years old
Instructor: TEKnologies/Play-Well Staff
NEW
!
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO ®! Resourcefulness, creativity,
and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure
game; roll the dice to mine for resources, craft tools, and watch
out for Creepers! This ultimate LEGO ® Minecraft experience
is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors, using
gameplay elements and characters inspired by the popular
Minecraft video game. Students will have a blast, even without
any prior experiences with Minecraft or LEGO ®. 1 week
Adventure Game
Day AgeDates
M-F 5-7 Jul 27-31
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$175/$188
Code
19435
Survival Game
M-F 8-12 Jul 27-31
1-4PM
$175/$188
19436
Ages: 7-9 years old
NEW
!
Build and program robots in this introductory
Robotics class using the LEGO ® WeDo system. Learn basic
programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and the
names of robot components. Work in small groups to complete
several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This is a great
way to prepare you Robotics enthusiasts for our more advanced
Robotics programs. 1 week
DayDates TimeRes/Non Code
M-F
Jun 15-19
9-12PM
$210/$223
19432
Robotics using LEGO® EV3
Location: Rancho School, 1430 Johnson St.
Chima Engineering using LEGO®
Robotics using LEGO® WeDo
NEW
!
Ages: 5-7 years old
Build and program robots using the new LEGO ® Mindstorms
EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software design,
loops, conditional statements, problem solving, and teamwork
skills. Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and
rise to the challenge. Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick
up and carry objects, and play sounds. Projects are structured
so that students work in an open-ended, investigative
environment while having fun. 1 week
Choose a tribe and grab the CHI in Chima
Engineering! Race your Speedorz to
earn the Golden Orb, build the CHI
Temple with a moving waterfall, and
swoop your way to victory with Eris’s
Eagle Intercepter. Explore the fantasy
world of Chima with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well
instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young engineers for the
challenging experience of Chima Master Engineering. 1 week
DayDates TimeRes/Non Code
M-F
Jun 15-19
1-4PM
$210/$223
19433
DayDates
M-F
Jul 13-17
Secret Agent Camp
Time Res/Non Code
9-12PM
$175/$188
19072
Engineering Challenge using LEGO®
Create a massive machine in the style of a Rube-Goldberg
invention. Learn how to build a variety of motorized devices
such as an air compressor, scissor lift invention, and a marble
moving crankshaft in this advanced engineering camp. Then,
collaborate in small groups with other engineers to accomplish
large-scale missions! Creativity and collaboration are the
name of the game in this camp designed for the hardcore
LEGO ® enthusiast. 1 week.
Day
M-F
Dates
Jul 13-17
Time
1-4PM
Res/Non
$175/$188
Code
19434
Grades: 1-5 incoming
The Mad Science Secret Agent Camp is
a fun journey into the world of detection,
spy science, and forensics. Campers will
examine the science behind the spy tools
made famous by the world’s greatest spies!
We will reconstruct activities using scientific
methods and use the science of cryptology to
send and decode secret messages. Kids will
get a chance to see what can’t be seen by the naked eye and
will follow in Sherlock’s steps to learn what tracks can tell us!
Join the Mad Science Bureau of Investigations to help foil a
burglary using state of the art security techniques. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 27-31
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$190/$203
Code
19252
www.novatofun.org
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Enriching U for Kids
MAKE MOVIES  MAKE GAMES  MAKE FRIENDS
Howard Gersh has been working in the Visual Effects
industry for over 20 years. His work has appeared in over
two dozen major motion pictures including the Star Wars,
Pirates of the Caribbean, and Harry Potter franchises.
Howard has been teaching visual effects to kids since
1997. He has been an instructor at the Academy of Art
University in San Francisco since 2006. He has also
taught at many public and private schools in Marin County.
If registering for any two digital arts camps, receive a $34 fee discount
for each camp. If registering for a morning and afternoon camp
during the same week, bring a lunch each day.
3D Printing for Kids Camp
Instructor: Enriching U Staff
Kids will have fun learning to create their own 3D models using
provided iMacs, iPads and software. All materials are included
and kids will be able to take home their own creations! Come
participate in the 3D Printing revolution! No prior computer
programming experience is necessary. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 27-31
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$268/$281
Code
18960
Location: Hamilton School, Computer Lab, 5530 Nave Dr.
If registering for a morning and afternoon camp during the
same week, bring a lunch each day.
Apps for Girls Camp
2D Video Game Design Camp, Part 1
If you want to learn to write your own video games, then this
camp is for you! Campers will have a blast learning the basic
mechanics of video game design. Each day, campers learn
several new techniques that they can use to add to their own
games. At the end of the week, campers will have four unique
video games that they can play with their friends and family. No
prior computer programming experience is necessary. 1 week
Have you ever wanted to program your own apps? If you’re a
girl and you are interested in making apps, this camp is perfect
for you! Join our camp and explore how to make apps in a
supportive environment. Each day you will learn new concepts
and make a new game app using those concepts. You’ll bring
your creativity to the games and make them your own. End the
week with confidence and new skills and share your apps with
your family and friends. This is a perfect camp for beginners. No
prior computer programming experience is necessary. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 15-19
M-F
Jun 22-26
M-Th Jun 29-Jul 2*
Time
9-12PM
9-12PM
9-12PM
Res/Non
$268/$281
$268/$281
$218/$231
Code
19484
19485
19486
Location: Hamilton School, Computer Lab Room, 5530 Nave Dr.
DayDates
M-F
Jul 27-31
Time
Res/Non
12:30-3:30PM $268/$281
Location: Hamilton School, Computer Lab, 5530 Nave Dr.
**No class 7/3**. If registering for a morning and afternoon
camp during the same week, bring a lunch each day.
2D Video Game Design Camp, Part 2
This exciting camp is a continuation of 2D Video Game Design,
Part 1, where campers put their skills to the test by creating
more complex games. In addition, campers create their own 3D
artwork for use in their games. At the end of the week, campers
will take home three unique video games to share with their
family and friends. No prior computer programming experience
is necessary. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 6-10
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non Code
$268/$281
19487
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Code
18996
Digital Filmmaking Camp, Part 1
Minecraft Mods Camp, Part 2
This popular class is a fun, hands-on introduction and overview
of all the different roles on a Computer Generated or Visual
Effects movie. Campers have fun learning how to create their
own digital models, paint directly on them, animate them, add
visual effects, put their scenes together and more! No prior
computer programming experience is necessary. 1 week
Now that you’ve taken Minecraft Mods, Part 1, you’re ready
to mine deeper! In this exciting camp, you will learn how to
create complete mods. You will be learning how to use the
programming language Java in order to add blocks, items,
recipes and more. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 13-17
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non
$268/$281
Code
19014
Time
Res/NonCode
12:30-3:30PM $268/$281
19201
For graduates of the Digital Filmmaking Camp, Part 1, these
hands-on sessions will allow your child to build upon the
artistry and techniques they have already learned so that they
can create their own work of art from start to finish! No prior
Time
9-12PM
Dates
Jul 6-10
Python Programming Camp, Part 1
Digital Filmmaking Camp, Part 2
DayDates
M-F
Jul 20-24
Day
M-F
Res/Non
$268/$281
Code
18970
NEW
!
In this camp, we teach the fundamentals of computer
programming with an easy to learn language called Python.
Campers will learn all of the basics of an object-oriented
programming language and they will come away with several
computer programs, culminating on the last day with a popular
and fun text-based game that they can play with their family
and friends. No prior computer programming experience is
necessary. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 13-17
Time
12:30-3:30PM
Res/Non
$268/$281
Code
19489
Minecraft Mods Camp, Part 1
Python Programming Camp, Part 2
Everyone knows that Minecraft is a worldwide sensation,
and it’s practically a household name. If you are a fan of the
game, and want to customize your game play, come join our
camp! You’ll have fun learning how to create your own skins,
custom maps and texture/resource packs. Take a spin in the
world of Minecraft customization in this exciting camp! No prior
DayDates
Time
Res/Non
M-FJun 15-1912:30-3:30PM
$268/$281
M-F
Jun 22-26
12:30-3:30PM $268/$281
M-F
Jun 29-Jul 2* 12:30-3:30PM $218/$231
Code
19197
19198
19199
**No class 7/3**. If registering for a morning and afternoon
camp during the same week, bring a lunch each day.
NEW
!
In this week long session, campers will use the knowledge they
gained from Python Programming, Part 1 to manipulate and
use hardware. Campers will learn about circuits, components,
and how to use these via Python code and a Raspberry Pi
computer. At the end of the week, campers will come home
with their own Raspberry Pi (included!), as well as all of their
programs that are sure to blow away their friends and family.
1 week
DayDates Time
M-F
Jul 20-24 12:30-3:30PM
Res/Non
$328/$341
Code
19490
www.novatofun.org
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Summer Photo Fun Camp 1
Etiquette & Dining Essentials for Children
This week long camp is for children who love photography or
want to learn about photography. They will be exposed to old
school film cameras and new age digital cameras. Each student
will learn portrait poses and tricks of the trade. We will experience
outdoor photography, where we will walk around downtown and
learn to pick out great areas for backdrops. Towards the end
of the camp, there will be a pizza party. Students must have
their own camera. Included with the fee: materials, portfolio of
student’s work, lunch party on Friday. 1 week
In an enjoyable, captivating and
interactive setting, your children will
actively learn and practice prized life
skills through The Protocol Academy’s five-day
camp. Lessons in etiquette, communication, manners, behavior,
and dining are delivered through fun, collaborative activities that
include hands-on dining experience each day. Topics include:
Meet and Greet Essentials, Conversation and Communication
Cues; Connecting with People; Family Politeness; Situational
Social Behavior and Conduct; Party Protocol; Thank You
Notes; and Wardrobe Thought. In addition, your children will
gain applied dining skills such as: Proper Table Posture; Proper
Place Settings; Napkin and Utensil Protocol and Usage; Dining
at Home and Away Etiquette; Acceptable Table Manners and
Behavior; Styles of Dining; and more. Get Your Etiquette On!
Presented by Daily Protocol. 1 week
Instructor: Sheila Brown, Jennifer Delucchi
Day
M-F
M-F
Dates
Jun 22-26
Jul 13-17
Time
9-2PM
9-2PM
Res/Non
$189/$202
$189/$202
Instructor: Angie Allison
Code
19276
19277
Location: Personally Yours Photography, 1440 Grant Ave.,
2nd floor, #207.
Student must have their own camera. Please bring a bag lunch
and water bottle each day, except Friday. On Friday there will
be a pizza party.
B
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D
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G
Code
19327
Please advise instructor of any food allergies. For more
information: www.dailyprotocol.com, info@dailyprotocol.com,
(415) 234-6616.
Mad Machines and Robots
Summer Photo Fun Camp 2
Instructor: Sheila Brown, Jennifer Delucchi
This week long class is for those who have already taken
Summer Photo Fun Camp 1. Or, who are already more
advanced with photography. We will photograph both in studio
and outdoors. We will explore deeper in Photoshop skills, post
production editing and working with a green screen. Students
will put together a portfolio of their work. On the last day of the
camp, there will be a pizza party. Students must have their own
camera. Included with the fee: materials, portfolio of student’s
work, lunch party on Friday. 1 week
Time
9-2PM
Res/Non
$189/$202
Code
19416
Location: Personally Yours Photography, 1440 Grant Ave.,
2nd floor, #207.
Whether your child loves to build things
or destroy them, this week of camp
includes lots of both! The junior Mad
Science engineers will design and build
structures using simple tools and their
imaginations. Kids will even construct a geodesic dome big
enough for all of the campers to sit inside! Then the machine
madness starts. Children will discover how many different
machines, simple and complex, we use in our daily lives.
Campers will design simple machines using pulleys, wedges,
screws and levers and have fun learning how catapults work...
then we move on to fun with the Mad Science robots! Each
camper will build robots that they can keep, all while learning
the science of robotics. 1 week.
DayDates Time
M-F
Jul 20-24 9-12PM
Res/Non
$230/$243
Code
19474
There is a $30 materials fee payable to the instructor at the first
day of camp. Includes a take home robot.
Student must have their own camera. Please bring a bag lunch
and water bottle each day, except Friday. On Friday there will
be a pizza party.
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Res/Non
$163/$176
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DayDates
M-F Aug 3-7
DayDates Time
M-F
Jul 13-17 10:30-12PM
Bringing People Together. . . Children’s Classes/Events
Classes
Taekwondo
Instructor: Alex Miller
Miller’s ATA Black Belt Academy offers fun-filled, actionpacked classes for all ages! Find out why Taekwondo is the
most popular martial art in the world. Miller’s ATA Black Belt
Academy is a certified branch of the American Taekwondo
Association and has been in Marin County for over 20 years. It
is dedicated to giving you an exciting experience that will build
character, self-confidence, physical fitness and self-esteem.
No proration of fee due to late registration. 5/8 weeks
All Belt Classes
Day Dates
M, W Jun 15-Jul 15
Time
4:30-5:15PM
Res/NonCode
$108/$121 19285
Beginning
Day
M, W
M, W
Dates
Aug 24-Oct 14
Oct 19-Dec 16
Time
4-4:45PM
4-4:45PM
Res/Non Code
$158/$171 19286
$168/$181 19287
Intermediate
Day
M, W
M, W
Dates
Aug 24-Oct 14
Oct 19-Dec 16
Time
4:45-5:30PM
4:45-5:30PM
Res/NonCode
$158/$17119288
$168/$18119289
Advanced
Day
M, W
M, W
Dates
Aug 24-Oct 14
Oct 19-Dec 16
Time
5:30-6:15PM
5:30-6:15PM
Res/Non Code
$158/$171 19283
$168/$181 19284
Location: Hamilton Community Ctr Rec Rm, 503 So Palm Dr.
No class 9/7, 11/23 & 11/25. Instructor will sell uniforms at class ($60).
4th & 5th Grade Rec Parties
4–6:30PM at the Downtown Recreation Center, 950 7th St.
Fridays: 5/15  8/28  10/16  12/11
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Tickets $10
Get your friends together and come down for an afternoon of
fun at the Downtown Recreation Center! Come bounce on our
giant inflatable bouncies, shoot some pool, play fooseball, play
video games, or just hang out and talk! Snack bar available with
pizza, snacks and drinks for an additional cost.
Tickets will be available at the Novato Gymnastics Center, 950 7th
Street and at the door. Call (415) 899-8271 for more information.
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7–9:30PM at the Downtown Recreation Center, 950 7th St.
Fridays: 5/15  8/28  10/16  12/11
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Tickets $10
Get your friends together and come down for a night of fun at
the Downtown Recreation Center! Come bounce on our giant
inflatable bouncies, shoot some pool, play fooseball, play video
games, or just hang out and talk! Snack bar available with
Tickets will be available at the Novato Gymnastics Center, 950
7th Street and at the door. Call 899-8271 for more information.
See page 64 for a
detailed listing of
facility locations.
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Bringing People Together. . . Novato School of Dance
Dance
Novato School of Dance
Hamilton Community Center
503B South Palm Drive
Whatever your dance aspirations, training with Novato
School of Dance will bring you inspiration and growth in a
friendly, professional atmosphere. We hope you can join
us for one of our classes this Summer!
Novato School of Dance Faculty
Megan Titus has been teaching
dance and fitness classes in Northern
California for more than 10 years. She
has a Bachelors of Creative Arts degree,
with an emphasis in dance and musical
theater. Megan loves being an instructor
for Novato School of Dance!
Lydia Wirth has been teaching and
choreographing a variety of dance styles
for over 30 years. She trained with
San Francisco Ballet and performed
in the Nutcracker Suite for 10 years
before moving to New York City to
extend her dance career to other
genres. She professionally danced
in three national musical theatre tours and then went
on to dance in music videos. She is excited to now
be passing her dance knowledge to children here in
Novato where she lives with her husband and daughter.
Sandy Taylor has been teaching tap,
jazz, pre-ballet and hip hop to a variety
of ages for 28 years. “My joy is seeing
dancers of all ages enjoy themselves
as they develop their dance skills and
abilities through the years. My goal is
to impart a love of music, dance and
movement in all who I come into touch
with”. Sandy is thrilled to be the newest
instructor at the Novato School of Dance!
Creative Intro to Dancing Ballet
Ages: 3 years old
Instructor: Sandy Taylor (Tues.), Lydia Wirth (Sat.)
Creative Intro to Dancing Ballet is a stimulating, fun and
imaginative series of classes that introduce the fundamentals
of dance while nurturing a child’s agility and musicality.
Students learn to follow the teacher’s instructions while working
in a challenging and supportive environment and interacting
with their peers. By using games, props, toys and rhythm
instruments, the class offers creative ways to challenge the
child both mentally and physically. 8/14 weeks
DayDates
Tu
Jun 23-Aug 11
Tu
Sep 1-Dec 8
Sa
Aug 29-Dec 5
24
Res/Non
$104/$117
$206/$219
$206/$219
Code
19065
19066
19067
Location: Hamilton Community Ctr., Dance Studio, 503 So. Palm Dr.
**No class 11/24, 11/28**. Fees for fall classes include a
costume rental and performance fee for the Winter Show:
Animal Crackers on December 11th.
Pre-Ballet
Ages: 4-5 years old
Instructor: Lydia Wirth
The Pre-Ballet class introduces students to a formal study of
classical ballet through age-appropriate skill development,
creative expression, and music appreciation, while exploring
the relationship between music and dance. Students will learn
basic ballet vocabulary and steps. 13/14 weeks
DayDates
M
Aug 31-Dec 7
Th
Sep 10-Dec 17
Sa
Sep 12-Dec 19
Our Dancer’s Showcase Recital
is on May 16th!
Time
2:30-3:15PM
10-10:45AM
10-10:45AM
Time
4:30-5:15PM
3:30-4:15PM
9-9:45AM
Res/Non Code
$194/$207 19235
$206/$219 19236
$206/$219 19237
**No class 9/7, 11/23, 11/28**. Dress Code Required. Fees for
fall classes include a costume rental and performance fee for
the Winter Show: Animal Crackers on December 11th.
Pre-Ballet and Tap Dance
Tap & Hip Hop Combo
Ages: 4-5 years old
Instructor: Sandy Taylor
Ages: 6-8 years old
Instructor: Sandy Taylor
This combination class serves as a perfect introduction to
two dance subjects on the same day! This is an ideal class to
develop movement skills, sense of rhythm, music awareness
and developmental fitness, as it enriches lives with a love of
dance at an early age. 8/14 weeks
DayDates
Tu
Jun 23-Aug 11
Tu
Sep 1-Dec 8
Time
Res/Non Code
3:30-4:30PM $120/$133 19241
3:30-4:30PM $234/$247 19506
**No class 11/24**. Fees for fall classes include a costume
rental and performance fee for the Winter Show: Animal
Crackers on December 11th.
NEW
!
This class teaches rhythm, coordination, and an introduction to
basic tap and hip hop fundamentals. As students progress they
will learn to refine their dancing skills and master more intricate
footwork and movement. 8/14 weeks
DayDates
Tu
Jun 23-Aug 11
Tu
Sep 1-Dec 8
Time
Res/Non Code
4:30-5:30PM $120/$133 19507
4:30-5:30PM $234/$24719508
**No class 11/24**. Fees for fall classes include a costume rental
and performance fee for the Winter Show: Animal Crackers on
December 11th.
Ballet & Jazz Dance
Instructor: Megan Titus
Hip Hop, Beg. & Int.
Ages: 6-9
Hip Hop is a blend of today’s high energy urban dance steps. It
can incorporate break dancing, popping and locking, funky and
percussive movements. All the routines are age-appropriate
and use non-suggestive music/movements. 13 weeks
DayAges Dates
Time
Res/Non Code
M 6-9
Aug 31-Dec 7 3:30-4:15PM $194/$207 19126
In these classes students are taught
fundamental ballet technique, vocabulary, exercises at
the barre, stretching and center floor work. Students
will also learn basic jazz dance steps such as jazz squares,
chasses, kick ball change, jazz pirouettes and combinations
across the floor. 13 weeks
DayDates
W
Sep 2-Dec 9
Time Res/Non 5-6PM
$220/$233
Code
19008
**No class 9/7 & 11/23**. Dress code required. Fees for fall
classes include a costume rental and performance fee for the
Winter Show: Animal Crackers on December 11th.
**No class 11/11 & 11/25**. Dress code required. Fees for fall
classes include a costume rental and performance fee for the
Winter Show: Animal Crackers on December 11th.
Classical Ballet
Novato School of Dance Dress Code
Ages: 6-7 years old
Pre-Ballet (Ages 4-5): Hair must be out of face; hair
Classic ballet technique is taught to students through various
structured exercises. Ballet classes are traditionally organized,
including stretching, barrework, porte de bras, adagio, pirouettes,
petite and grand allegro. Students will learn technique and
placement, while emphasizing musicality. 14 weeks
DayDates
Th
Sep 3-Dec 10
Th
Sep 3-Dec 10
Time
Res/Non Code
4:30-5:30PM $234/$247 19059
5:30-6:30PM $234/$247 19060
**No class 11/26**. Dress code required. Fees for fall classes
include a costume rental and performance fee for the Winter
Show: Animal Crackers on December 11th.
that gets in their face can be very distracting for young
dancers. Dancers need to wear a leotard, tights, and
leather ballet shoes. Absolutely NO BARE FEET IN
CLASS!
Classical Ballet, Ballet and Jazz Dance (Levels
1 & 2): Hair must be out of face; hair that gets in their
face can be very distracting for young dancers. Dancers
need to wear a leotard, tights, and leather ballet shoes,
or jazz shoes.
All Hip Hop Classes: Tennis shoes and comfortable
clothing that does not restrict the dancers movement. NO
DRESSES OR SKIRTS IN CLASS PLEASE.
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Magical Fairytale Dance Camp
Ages: 6-8 years old
NEW
!
Inviting all aspiring Ballet/Lyrical dancers to come experience
magical-lyrical movement against a fairy theme. Each day will
bring a new fairy theme: Rosetta (the garden fairy), Silvermist
(the water fairy), Fawn (the animal fairy), Odessa (the light fairy),
and Tinkerbell (the tinker fairy). Each day of camp will include
a ballet class, arts & crafts, and lots of fun and games. 1 week
DayDates Time
M-F
Jul 20-24 9-12PM
Res/NonCode
$168/$181
19457
There will be a special performance on Friday for parents and
friends.
Dance Camps
Storybook Dance Camp
NEW
!
Drum Rhythms Dance
Ages: 3-5 years old
Instructor: Megan Titus
Ages: 6-8 years old
Boys and Girls are invited to attend this fun-filled week of
camp. Each day will be themed around a classic literary story
which we will explore through story time, music and movement,
costumes and arts & crafts. We will conclude our camp with a
special performance on Friday. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 6-10
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non $168/$171
Code
19509
friends.
Let the beat of the drums move your body! Boys and girls
are invited to attend this fun-filled week of camp. This camp
incorporates basic stretches and strengthening within an
improvisational warm up set to drums. We will explore music
and choreography through drumming. Each day of camp will
include a dance class, arts & crafts, fun and games. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 15-19
Time
1-4PM
Res/Non $168/$181
Code
19455
friends.
!
Ages: 3-5 years old
Theatre Dance Camp
Inviting all aspiring ballerinas to come experience how fun ballet
can be! Each day features unique themes based on princess
fairytales. We will explore the stories, music, choreography,
costumes and recreate these fairytales in our own special way!
Each day of camp will include a ballet class, arts & crafts, and
lots of fun and games. 1 week
Time
9-12PM
9-12PM
Res/Non
$168/$181
$168/$181
Code
19074
19075
friends.
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!
NEW
Fairytale Ballet Camp
DayDates
M-F
Jul 13-17
M-F
Jul 27-31
NEW
Ages: 6-8 years old
Inviting all aspiring musical theater dancers to attend this funfilled week of camp! Dances will be set to fun upbeat music with
choreography designed for the stage. Learn to dance with top
hats and canes; be prepared to add some fun vocals! Each day
of camp will include a theatre dance class, choreography, arts
& crafts. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 22-26
Time
9-12PM
Res/Non $168/$181
Code
19456
friends.
Bringing People Together. . . Children’s/Teens Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Cats! Fall Musical Production
Grades: 1-7
Instructor: Katia McHaney
High School Musical Camp
Wildcats, everywhere, wave your hands up in the air! This
fun paced, action packed workshop will combine all your
favorite high school musical songs and numbers. The day
will be spent rehearsing, rotating through acting, singing and
dancing workshops, playing movement and theater games and
rehearsing for our performance. All participants will receive a
role in our production which will be performed in front of friends
and family at the end of camp. A great way to enhance stage
presence while having fun and making new friends. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 27-31
Time Res/Non
9-1PM
$153/$166
Code
19480
This lively musical dance show is set on a gigantic rubbish dump
which, after dark, becomes alive with cats of all types, shapes
and sizes. Each actor will portray one of the unique cats in this
production and get to sing and dance to the hit classics such
as, ‘Memory’ and ‘Jellicle Cats’. Actors must be pre-registered
to audition. Questions? Contact the director: katia.mchaney@
gmail.com. 13 weeks
Auditions: Saturday, September 12th, 9am-10:30am. There
will be a brief parent meeting afterward. Rehearsals: Saturday
mornings, 9:30-11am (times may vary depending on role)
Performances: December 11, 12 & 13.
Location: Hamilton Comm. Ctr, Auditorium, 503 So. Palm Dr.
Day Dates
Sa
Sep 12-Dec 13
Time
Res/NonCode
9:30-11AM $185/$198 19482
Bring a healthy lunch and drink each day.
Location: Hamilton Comm. Ctr, Auditorium, 503 So. Palm Dr.
**No rehearsal 11/21.**
Actor’s Improv Workshop
Instructor: Kisstrin Cozier
Grease Musical Camp
NEW
!
Come and explore the world of Acting in this lively theatrical
improv workshop summer camp! Our campers (SSPI Kids, also
known as ‘Spy Kids’) will work on creating their own characters
and scenes, under instructor Kisstrin Cozier’s guidance. Their
scene work will be showcased (no admission cost) on the last
day of the workshop. Students will bring in discarded household
items as we use them for scene inspiration, story line and
props....teaching the students that absolutely anything can
inspire creativity!!! 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jun 15-19
Time
9-4PM
Res/Non Code
$168/$181
19493
Location: Hamilton Comm. Ctr., Auditorium, 503 So. Palm Dr.
GREASE is the word in this fun teen hit musical. Each day
will be spent rehearsing, rotating through acting, singing and
dancing workshops, playing movement and theater games, and
rehearsing for our performance. All participants will receive a
role in our production which will be performed in front of friends
and family at the end of camp. A great way to enhance stage
presence while having fun and making new friends. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Jul 20-24
Time
9:30-3:30PM
Res/Non Code
$250/$263 19479
Location: Hamilton Comm. Ctr., Auditorium, 503 So. Palm Dr.
Bring a healthy lunch and drink each day.
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Bringing People Together. . . Tweens & Teen Classes & Camps
Teen Classes & Camps
Chefs Club
Tween/Teen Communication and Dining Essentials
NEW
Instructor: Leslie Clark
!
This class offers older students a more hands-on approach in
cooking. Learn safe food handling, step by step instruction for
meal timing and cooking techniques that will give you better
success for tasty dishes you will be happy to eat and proud to
serve. 1 week
DayDates
M-F
Aug 3-Aug 7
Time
9-2PM
Fees: Resident $160
Non-resident $173
Code
19458
Location: Lu Sutton School, Child Care Room 2, 1800 Center Rd.
Please let instructor know of any food allergies.
In an enjoyable and highly participatory setting with their peers,
The Protocol Academy’s innovative two-party program is a must
for tweens and teens. This dynamic workshop covers topics
specifically designed for this age group, such as: Proper Meet/
Greet/Introductions; Conversation/Communication Strategies
and Cues; Affect Communication; The Art of Small Talk; Active
Listening; Cyber Civility & Etiquette; Mobile and Phone Politeness;
Three-Course Dining Essentials; Napkin/Linen Protocol; Utensil
Protocol and Usage; Style of Dining; Acceptable Table Manners
and Polite Dining Conversation. A three-course meal will be
served. Our class is rich in role-play, discussion, self and peer
observations, and hands-on learning. Tweens and teens will gain
an edge in the communication and dining practices needed for
high school and beyond. Get Your Etiquette On! 2 days
Day DatesTime
Tu, Th Jul 7-9 10:30-12:30PM
Child & Babysitting Safety
For more information: www.dailyprotocol.com,
info@dailyprotocol.com, 415-234-6616.
This program should help the participants to meet the challenges
of babysitting by building the necessary confidence and skill
levels that pertain to child and infant care. Personal Safety
for the babysitter, Introduction to Basic First Aid and CPR for
children and infants is taught in this course. Questions? Please
contact CPR Etc at (415) 884-2720, or www.cpr-etc.com. 1 day
Dates
May 16
Aug 15
Nov 14
Time
9-1PM
9-1PM
9-1PM
Participants will receive a course manual.
this opportunity
to be interviewed.
Tween/Teen Job Interview Skills
Taekwondo, Teen & older
Ages: 13 years & older
Instructor: Alex Miller
Miller’s ATA Black Belt Academy is a certified branch of the
American Taekwondo Association and has been in Marin
County for over 20 years. It is dedicated to giving you an
exciting experience that will build character, self-confidence,
physical fitness and self-esteem. No proration of fee due to late
registration. 8 weeks
Time
6:15-7PM
6:15-7PM
Thank you for
Res/NonCode
$85/$95 19052
$85/$95 19053
$85/$95 19054
Location: Hamilton Comm. Ctr, Preschool Rm., 503 So. Palm Dr.
DayDates
M, W Aug 24-Oct 14
M, W Oct 19-Dec 16
Res/Non Code
$168/$181 19430
$168/$181 19431
This is a low-stress, yet highly interactive two-day workshop
to help tweens and teens prepare, practice, and acquire this
incredibly vital skill set. Offered by The Protocol Academy,
students will attain proper interview preparation and research,
resume and cover letter writing, and appropriate forms of followup. Critical communication (personal and technology-focused),
wardrobe, hiring manager expectations, thank you notes, and
new job expectations will also be taught. Among their peers,
students will actively learn through highly engaging role-play
and improvisation. Students are welcome to bring a resume.
Get Your Job Skills On! Presented by Daily Protocol. 2 days
DayDates Time
M, W
Jul 6-8
10:30-12PM
Res/Non
$103/$116
Location: Hamilton Comm. Center, Rec Room, 503 So. Palm Dr.
No class 9/7, 11/23, 11/25. Instructor will sell uniforms at class ($60).
For more information: www.dailyprotocol.com,
info@dailyprotocol.com, 415-234-6616.
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Code
19328
Instructor: CPR Etc. Staff
Day
Sa
Sa
Sa
Res/Non
$148/$161
Code
19454
Bringing People Together. . . Children/Teen Classes/Events
Young Entrepreneur Camp
Instructor: Biz Academy Staff
Special Events
NEW
!
4th & 5th Grade Rec Parties
Get a fun, hands-on introduction to business
concepts like revenue, profits, marketing plan,
competition and substitutes! Learn how to
present your ideas and solve business problems.
Participants will make group presentations, do team-based
exercises, create marketing brochures, and write a business
plan for their idea. Learn communication, presentation, and
analytical skills for high school and beyond. 1 week
DayDates
M-F Jul 6-10
M-F Jul 13-17
Time
9-12PM
1-4PM
Res/Non
$268/$281
$268/$281
Code
19495
19496
4–6:30PM • Downtown Recreation Center, 950 7th St.
Fridays: 5/15  8/28  10/16  12/11
•
Tickets $10
Get your friends together and come down for an afternoon of
fun at the Downtown Recreation Center! Come bounce on our
giant inflatable bouncies, shoot some pool, play fooseball, play
video games, or just hang out and talk! Snack bar available with
7th Street and at the door.
Call (415) 899-8271 for more info.
Introduction to Sewing NEW!
Instructor: Karen Santiago
6th Grade Rec Nights
7–9:30PM • Downtown Recreation Center, 950 7th St.
Learn the basics of sewing and take home some projects.
Basics to include: Proper fabric handling and cutting, pressing
techniques, sewing machine use, pattern layout and construction.
Students will be making pillow cases and aprons for their first
projects. Class size is limited, so register now. 6 weeks
DayDates
W
Jun 24-Jul 29
Fees: Resident $158
Time
9-12:30PM
Code
19462
Non-resident $171
Location: Margaret Todd Senior Center, Crafts Rm., 1560 Hill Rd.
Fridays: 5/15  8/28  10/16  12/11
•
Tickets $10
Get your friends together and come down for a night of fun at
the Downtown Recreation Center! Come bounce on our giant
inflatable bouncies, shoot some pool, play fooseball, play video
games, or just hang out and talk! Snack bar available with
7th Street and at the door. Call 899-8271 for more information.
Students will purchase their own materials.
Fishing in the City
Saturday, April 18
Instructor: PRCS Volunteers
The ‘Fishing in the City’ program, which is co-sponsored by
the City, the Department of Fish and Game and the Novato
Sunrise Rotary, provides the bait, tackle and rods needed
for a fun filled family outing. Normal State fishing regulations
apply at Scottsdale Pond. Anyone 16 years and older must
have a California Fishing License. Pre-registration is advised
to ensure a space, however, drop-ins are welcome if space is
available. Last clinic begins at 10:30 AM. FREE!!!
TimeCode
8-8:30AM18934
8:30-9AM18935
9-9:30AM18936
Time
9:30-10AM
10-10:30AM
10:30-11AM
Code
18937
18938
18939
Location: Scottsdale Pond, Redwood and Rowland Blvds.
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