Camp Komaroff 2016 Brochure

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Nonprofit Org.
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Long Beach, CA
3801 East Willow Street • Long Beach, CA 90815
(562) 426-7601 • www.alpertjcc.org
DATES TO REMEMBER
Tuesday, April 19
A Taste of Camp • Last day for Early Bird Discount!
Friday, May 27
Last day to make changes without penalty
Monday, June 20
First Day of Summer Programming
Camp Komaroff
Natalie Chernik
Youth, Teen, Sports & Camp Director
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1205
nchernik@alpertjcc.org
Eric Feldman
Youth & Camp Program Coordinator
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1023
efeldman@alpertjcc.org
Katie Clowdus
Friday, August 12
Program Administrative Assistant
MYART at the J Performance of
Alice in Wonderland
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1024
kclowdus@alpertjcc.org
Friday, August 19
Swim University
Last Day of Summer Programming
Wednesday, August 31
Kids' University After School Program Begins
Ignacio Berumen
Aquatics Manager
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1020
iberumen@alpertjcc.org
‫קייטנת קמרוף‬
Swim University • ‫אוניברסיטה לשחייה‬
Message from the Director • ‫ברוכים הבאים מהמנהלת‬
Group Swim Classes
Greetings,
At AJCC Camp Komaroff, it is a pleasure as well as a privilege
for our great staff to work with your children in a setting that
provides unique, innovative, and diverse programming.
Our mission is to provide all children with a safe, nurturing
place to discover dreams, find hidden talents, develop new
skills, and become more independent. We believe in fostering
relationships—campers’ relationships with each other,
with staff, with family, with our diverse community,
and with Judaism.
Our Staff...
The AJCC Youth & Teen Staff is hand-picked from a
large pool of qualified applicants. As we interview
staff, we look for certain qualities: maturity,
enthusiasm, warmth, and the willingness to take a
chance, to try something different. We look for
counselors and instructors who understand what it
feels like to be a kid, and who aren't afraid to be one
themselves. Once selected, counselors go through
rigorous training, including sessions in program
planning, field trip management, first aid & safety,
conflict resolution, and much more. At the end of
the comprehensive training, our staff is revved up
and ready to go from Day One! And to ensure that
we stay up-to-date, staff continues to meet weekly
to brush up on old skills and acquire new ones so
that we can meet the individual needs of each
camper.
Kavod (honor/respect):
Our staff instills values and the concept of respect
into our campers from the day one. Our camp
groups create their own rules and codes to live
by and are encouraged to respect each other
and their surroundings at all times.
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In order to help children attain these goals, we provide
a wide range of well-planned activities both on and off
campus, facilitated by our highly-trained, energetic staff.
Incorporated into every activity at camp are Jewish values
such as tikkun olam (repairing the world), kavod
(honor/respect), kehillah (community), shalom (peace),
rachmanus (compassion), gemilut chasadim (acts of loving
kindness), and shmirat haguf (taking care of your body).
Whether campers are playing sports, creating arts & crafts,
or performing mitzvah projects, these values help guide
children to see how their actions make a difference and
help them learn what they can do to make the world a
better place.
I look forward to seeing everyone at camp this summer!
Session l: June 22-July 15 (4 wks) • Session ll: July 20-August 13 (4 wks) • Session lll: August 17-26 (2 wks)
Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
Tiny Tots: Ages: 3-5 (1:4 ratio): 9-9:30am / 10-10:30am / 1:30-2pm / 2:30-3pm
Beginner: Ages: 4-6 (1:4 ratio): 9:30-10am / 2-2:30pm / 3-3:30pm
Advanced Beginner: Ages: 5-8 (1:6 ratio): 10-10:30am / 3:30-4pm
$95; $80/MVP, 4 week session • $50; $40/MVP, 2 week session
Private Swim Lessons
1-on-1 Instruction for all ages
Learn how to swim with one of our Swim University instructors.
(4) 15 min lessons: $120; $95/MVP
(4) 30 min lessons: $180; $150/MVP
Youth Swim Team with Coach Rafe Montes
Monday-Friday, Workout times vary
Ages 6-14
Become a stronger swimmer; train to improve swim stroke and technique. Compete in optional swim meets (additional
cost for meets). Start anytime! • FREE Tryouts: Mon, 5-5:30pm (Everyone must try out!)
$90; $75/MVP
Prep Swim Team with Coach Rafe Montes
Tuesday, Thursday, 4:30-5:15pm
Kind Regards,
Ages 5-12
Learn strokes and flip turns; improve technique and gain endurance. Prep Swim Team is a stepping stone from swim
lessons to the Youth Swim Team. Start anytime! • FREE Tryouts: Tue, 4:30-5pm (Everyone must try out!)
$65; $50/MVP
Natalie Chernik
Youth Water Polo
ACA Accreditation
We are proud to announce that for over 20 years, Camp Komaroff
has achieved accreditation through the American Camp Association
(ACA). In order to achieve ACA accreditation, Camp Komaroff has
met over 300 standards including health, safety, staff qualifications,
training, and emergency management.
Register online @ alpertjcc.org | 562.426.7601 | CampKomaroff@alpertjcc.org
Monday & Wednesday: Ages: 5-8, 4-4:30pm • Ages: 8-10, 4:30-5:15pm
Sunday: Ages: 8-12, 3-4pm
Learn the basics of ball handling and shooting while improving swim skills.
Work on treading water and swim strokes specific to water polo.
Start anytime! FREE Tryouts: Mondays, 4-5pm (Everyone must try out!)
Monday & Wednesday: (4 wks) $70/AJCC Member; $90/Public • (2 wks) $35/AJCC Member; $45/Public
Sunday: (4 wks) $35/AJCC Member; $50/Public • (2 wks) $17.50/AJCC Member; $22.50/Public
Swim University Instructors
Our instructors are American Red Cross (ARC)
Water Safety Instructors and follow the American
Red Cross Learn to Swim program guidelines.
Have Aquatics Questions?
Ignacio Berumen, Aquatics Manager,
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1020
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What’s New at Camp • ‫מה חדש בקייטנה‬
JCC Junior Lifeguards
Online Registration & Medical Forms
June 20-July 14 (4 Wks)
Monday & Wednesday, 12-12:45pm (Senior Group)
Tuesday & Thursday, 12-12:45pm (Junior Group)
This summer, AJCC Camp Komaroff registration is available online at www.alpertjcc.org.
Ages: 8-15
Throughout this course, participants will learn a new sense of teamwork and communication while developing their work
ethic and leadership skills. By training in, and implementing, advanced swim techniques and basic in water rescues, youths
will gain experience and skills which are applicable and relevant in many aspects of life. Additionally, this course is a great
way to prepare participants for one of the open water Junior Lifeguard programs.
Week 1: Water rescue skills, assists, water entry techniques, and swimming
Week 2: CPR, first aid, emergency action plans, sudden illness response
Week 3: Snorkeling, backboarding, and lifeguarding/ instructing skills
Week 4: Rescue relays, putting everything together
Kehillah (community):
Camp Komaroff has many activities that emphasize
kehillah. From singing camp songs to our Senior
Lunch participants to experiencing the importance
of sustainability in our Gardening chug, we are
dedicated to serving the Jewish community.
Specialization & Choice
Each week, your camper will get to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice. These chugim are tailored to the
age/ability of your child to help your child delve deeper into the specialties they love, as well as explore new interests.
These Chugim Include:
• 3D Art: Campers will be led through projects creating three-dimensional
works of art.
• Basketball: Children will learn and improve their skills.
• Cartooning: Bring your imagination to life through a series of activities to
create original characters and comic strips.
• Creative Spirit: A fun way to play group games and build a supportive
community. Creative Spirit focuses on the people playing and, most important,
ensuring that they are having fun! It promotes safe and cooperative play.
• Crochet for Beginners: This introductory course will teach campers the basic
crochet stitches.
$80/AJCC Member; $95/Public
• Dance: Children will explore different styles of dance from all across the world.
JCC Synchro Team
• Decoration Preparation: Campers will brainstorm and work together to
Monday & Wednesday, 9:15-10am (Senior Group)
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:15-10am (Junior Group)
Ages: 7-11
create decorations for Camp Komaroff’s overnight.
• Drawing: Learn art concepts such as shading, perspective, and depth in order
to educate campers about more advanced techniques of art.
• *Engineering: Explore the basic principles of engineering through hands-on projects.
• Friendship Bracelets: Perfect for the beginner or experienced crafter.
This four week synchronized swimming team is a new addition to the Alpert JCC programing! Throughout the duration of
the program, the participants will learn the fundamentals of teamwork and how valuable teamwork is when reaching for
the same goal. They will also gain self-confidence with the support of their teammates and coach. The most important
goal for this team is for the participants to have fun, so they can see the sport as something to look forward to.
Learn how to create different styles of bracelets.
• *Musical Theater Workshop: Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence in this one-week workshop led by MYART.
• *MYART at the J Presents Alice in Wonderland: Explore music and theater with
musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence and teamwork. This three-week class will culminate
with the musical production, Alice in Wonderland.
• *Nutrition & Cooking: Learn about the foods that fuel our bodies while
making healthy snacks. Topics will include GO Foods vs. WHOA Foods, food
groups, and MyPlate.gov.
• *Ooey, Gooey Science: Let’s get down and dirty with ooey, gooey science
projects that are fun and educational!
• Outdoor Artwork: Create arts & crafts that have a function in natural
PJ Library Goes to JCC Day Camp
PJ Library books are used to convey Judaic
values/themes to the children as it pertains to the
topic of the activity. In a lot of ways, PJ Library
books have been an introduction into Judaism
for many of our youngest campers.
environments, as well as incorporate objects found in nature.
• Improv Comedy: Theater games, imagination, and invention make this
• Photography: Learn basic styles of capturing photos and how to edit and
(Coordinated Approach to Child Health)
improv class a blast!
• *Jiu Jitsu: Sensei Mac will teach campers how to defend themselves when
explore a variety of musical styles, rhythm, and small instruments.
Discover CATCH
Week 2: Improving on sculling and swimming strokes as part of their warm up, learning the basic figures required, learning how
to stay synchronized, and an introduction to some choice songs for a routine and the different types of routines (solos,
duets, trios, and team).
Prerequisites: 100 yard swim, being able to touch the bottom of the deep end of the pool, 25 yard swim of backstroke and breaststroke.
recycled, and reusable art.
• Music & Rhythm: Dance, sing, and move to the beat of the music as we
• Painting: Learn about color theory and techniques of painting.
Week 1: Proper stretching techniques, learning the different types of sculling, team building exercises in the water, and introduction
to what figures are and how to count the different beats in a song.
Week 4: Preparing for their performance in front of the parents and other JCC members.
mitzvah (good deed) projects.
• Mixed Media Art: Using a combination of media, kids will create 2D, 3D,
• Gardening: Learn how plants grow while caring for crops in our garden.
• International Art: Hands-on experience with different styles of artwork
Week 3: Being able to do the warm up on their own but together as a team, practicing their routines.
• Mitzvah Madness: Have fun while helping others as we work on different
found around the world. With each art activity, campers will be educated on
the location and culture in which the art style is found.
the fight goes to the ground, how to get out of chokes and headlocks, and
how to fend off an attacker.
• Life Drawing: Depict images from natural environments at different
locations around the AJCC.
• Meet the Masters: Learn about different artists and create masterpieces in
the style of that artist.
• *Mixed Martial Arts with Sensei Mac: Martial Arts training builds
confidence and self-esteem while teaching self-discipline, respect,
concentration and courtesy.
manipulate photos on the iMacs in the Chasin Computer Lab.
• Recycled Art: Work with recycled, unconventional materials in order to
create unique arts & crafts. This class will emphasize the importance of
repurposing materials in an effort to protect the environment.
• Sculpture: Using clay, campers will sculpt unique and creative works of art.
• *Soccer: Children will learn and improve their skills with Challenger Sports
British soccer coaches.
• Space Exploration: We’ll explore our solar system and beyond to learn
about planets, stars, moon phases, black holes, and more!
• Tikkun Olam (repairing the world): Learn how each of us can do our part
to take care of our planet and its inhabitants.
• Watercolors: Campers will learn techniques of painting with watercolors.
At Camp Komaroff, we believe in the concept of
Shmirat HaGuf (taking care of your body). To help
children on this path, we educate them on nutrition,
gardening, and active play so they can lead healthy
and happy lives.
Weekly Themes & Funky Fridays
Each week of camp will have a special theme that
all of our activities will be based around. We conclude
the week with Funky Friday. Each Funky Friday will
have a different theme that gives campers a chance
to dress up in crazy costumes to show off their
ruach (spirit).
* denotes chugim with an additional fee.
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Anakim (Giants) • ‫ענקים‬
JCC Maccabi Games™ & ArtsFest™ • ‫משחקי המכביה‬
For Campers going into Grades 1-2
JCC Maccabi Games™ and ArtsFest™
With a supervision ratio of one camp counselor to six campers, AJCC Camp Komaroff’s youngest campers get the best
introduction to summer day camp in a safe and nurturing environment. With the option of attending three days per week
or five days per week, Anakim campers will enjoy making new friends and learning new things each week at camp. Camp
activities include swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts, and team-building activities. Anakim campers will also get to
experience field trips on Wednesdays and select a chug (specialty class) of their choice each week.
Chugim: Each week, campers will get to choose a chug (specialty class) of their choice. These chugim are 1.5 hour
specialty classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Our chugim are led
by specialists who have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Swimming: On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Anakim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our
outdoor pool. Under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff, our Anakim campers will be able to play in
our wading pool, or our more experienced swimmers may swim in our Jr. Olympic-sized pool.
Late Nights at the J: Anakim campers will have two special late nights on Thursday, July 7, and Thursday, July 28.
The late nights will include themed activities, dinner, and an evening swim.
5 Days: $220/MVP; $255 • 3 Days: $175/MVP; $195 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$200/MVP; $225 • 2 Days: $150/MVP; $170
Ext. Care: 5 Days: $40/MVP; $50 • 3 Days: $30/MVP; $40 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$35/MVP; $45 • 2 Days: $25/MVP; $35
Field Trip (Wednesdays)
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
Bounce U
*Mixed Martial Arts
Recycled Art
Tikkun Olam
June 27-July 1
Heritage Park
*Jiu Jitsu
International Art
Music & Rhythm
July 5-8 (no camp July 4)
Adventure City
Creative Spirit
Outdoor Artwork
Gardening
July 11-15
STAR Eco Station
Basketball
Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
Discovery Science Center
*Soccer
Friendship Bracelets
*Musical Theater Workshop
July 25-29
Mother’s Beach
Dance
Mixed Media Art
*Ooey, Gooey Science
August 1-5
Aquarium of the Pacific
Basketball
Water Colors
*Nutrition/Cooking
August 8-12
Atlantis Play Center
*Soccer
Mitzvah Madness
Space Exploration
June 20-24
Shalom (peace):
The concept of Shalom is extremely important
and is a staff priority. We teach our campers to
remain positive, use uplifting language, and
encourage them to always verbally express
themselves.
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Available: 7-9am & 4-6pm
August 15-19
Trips and schedule subject to change
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Summer Fun Days
August 5-12 in Stamford, Connecticut
Join the Team Long Beach delegation in this annual celebration of Jewish identity,
values, and community.
JCC Maccabi Games™
Jewish Teens Ages 13-16 (as of July 31, 2016)
Since 1982, the JCC Maccabi Games™ have been providing Jewish teens with a life-shaping
experience based on Jewish values and healthy competition. Teens participate in Olympicstyle Opening Ceremonies, a day of Tikkun Olam, as well as celebratory parties each night.
Sports: Baseball • Basketball • Soccer • Table Tennis • Dance • Swimming • Tennis
JCC Maccabi ArtsFest™
This is a premiere arts program for Jewish teens from all over the world. During JCC
ArtsFest™, teens work with professional Artists-In-Residence to hone their skills with
the goal of a multi-art collaborative exhibit and performance.
Arts: Acting/Improv • Culinary • Musical Theatre • Rock Music Star Reporter
Visual Arts • Vocal/Glee
Jr. Maccabi Games • ‫מכביה צעירה‬
Jr. Maccabi™
Sunday, June 5, 8:30am-5pm at the Merage JCC in Orange County
Children ages 8-12 (as of June 5, 2016)
Be a Part of It! Join Jewish youth athletes from the JCCs of Orange County, Long Beach, Los Angeles, and more for an
exciting day of Jewish youth Olympics at the Merage JCC.
Choose from tennis, boys’ basketball, girls’ basketball, swimming, soccer, or journalism. All sports except basketball are
co-ed and will be offered in 12U and 10U competitions, subject to entries. Players ages 8-12 (as of June 5, 2016) will
compete in sports or cover the Games as Star Reporters. Teams will play against other JCCs from Southern California.
$80 members/ $90 public • Deadline to register is May 13.
(Includes event registration, lunch, adult supervision, Jr. Maccabi shirt, and medals.)
*Additional fee for Premium chugim
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Sports • ‫ספורט‬
Kochavim (Stars) • ‫כוכבים‬
AJCC Camp Komaroff’s 3rd and 4th grade campers will continue to build their skills, explore camp activities, and experience
even more this summer with two trips off site each week. Kochavim campers will go to Stearns Park every week and have
a second exciting field trip on Thursdays! On days at the J, campers will spend the day participating in traditional camp
activities such as swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts, and team-building activities. They will also get to select a chug
(specialty class) of their choice each week.
specialty classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Our chugim are
led by specialists who have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Swimming: On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Kochavim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our
outdoor, Jr. Olympic-size pool under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff.
Summer League
July 10–August 28, Sunday Games
Ages 5–13 • Boys and Girls of all levels
The AJCC/Pete Davis Youth Basketball League emphasizes sound basketball fundamentals, good sportsmanship,
partnership with families, and respect. All games will take place on Sunday afternoons at the AJCC gym; each game will
last approximately one hour. One-hour practices will be held at the J on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday evenings,
depending on team.
Basketball League Registration & Evaluation Day: Sunday, July 10*
Ages 5-7 from 12-2pm • Ages 8-10 from 2-3pm • Ages 11-13 from 3-5pm
*Must attend for Team Placement
Park Days: Every Wednesday, Kochavim will walk to Stearns Park for a morning of team building, sports, and other outdoor
activities. After lunch, they will return to the J for an afternoon of swimming and chugim.
Late Night & Overnight: Kochavim campers will have a late night on Thursday, July 7, and an overnight on Thursday,
July 28. The Late Night includes themed activities, dinner, and an evening swim. The Overnight will include themed
activities, evening swim, dinner Thursday night, movies before bed, and breakfast & lunch on Friday.
*MYART at the J presents Alice in Wonderland : July 25–August 12 (3 week Camp) 12:30pm-3:30pm
Explore music and theater with musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence and team-work; class will culminate with the musical production.
5 Days: $220/MVP; $255 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$200/MVP; $225
Ext. Care: 5 Days: $40/MVP; $50 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$35/MVP; $45
Challenger Sports
British Soccer Camp at Stearns Park
June 20-24
August 22-26, Mon-Fri
June 27-July 1
Ages 3-16
The Alpert JCC and Challenger Sports partner to offer soccer
camps for kids from 3-16 years old. In this unique cross-cultural
experience, our British coaching staff helps kids enjoy soccer as
never before, with an emphasis on individual skill development,
a daily World Cup-style Tournament, and much more!
Park Address: 4520 23rd St., Long Beach, CA 90815
Register online at www.challengersports.com by July 10
and receive a FREE Challenger Sports game jersey. ($40 value!)
Select the Barbara & Ray Alpert JCC as your camp choice.
Field Trip (Thursdays)
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
*Martial Arts
3D Art
Boomers
*Jiu Jitsu
Meet the Masters
*Nutrition/Cooking
Knotts’ Berry Farm
Creative Spirit
Painting
Photography
July 11-15
Bowling
Basketball
Life Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
Soak City
*Soccer
Cartooning
Improv Comedy
July 25-29
California Science Center & IMAX
Dance
Decoration Preparation
August 1-5
Bounce U
Basketball
Crocheting
*Soccer
Sculpture
*MYART at the J
presents
Alice in Wonderland
August 8-12
August 15-19
Summer Fun Days
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Rachmanus (compassion):
Creative Spirit teaches leadership and team-building
skills through empathetic, non-competitive physical
activity. These games reward campers who show
good sportsmanship, and our staff is always
encouraging this behavior.
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
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Nesharim (Eagles) • ‫נשרים‬
Giborim (Heroes) • ‫גיבורים‬
AJCC Camp Komaroff’s 5th and 6th grade campers get to experience even more this summer with 3 trips off site each
week. Nesharim campers will go to Seal Beach on Tuesdays, Stearns Park on Fridays, and have a third exciting field trip on
Thursdays! On days at the J, campers will spend the day participating in swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts,
and team-building activities. They will also get to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice to attend each week.
Join your friends for some excitement at AJCC Camp Komaroff! Giborim, our oldest campers, get to participate in
exceptional opportunities such as a three-day trip to JCA Shalom in Malibu. Giborim campers will be staying active on trips
out of the building four days a week. Days at the JCC will include participating in community service projects, swimming in
our outdoor, Jr. Olympic-sized pool, and getting to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice.
Chugim: Each week, campers will get to choose a chug (specialty class) of their choice. These chugim are 1.5 hour specialty
classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Our chugim are led by specialists who
have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Mitzvah Mondays: Each Monday, Giborim will spend the day at the J participating in tzedakah/community service,
cooking, arts & crafts, sports, team-building activities, and swimming in our Jr. Olympic-size pool. They will also get to
participate in a 1.5 hour chug (specialty class) of their choice.
Swimming: On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Nesharim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our outdoor,
Digital Filmmaking Camp: (August 15-19) Hands-on, immersive experience in digital filmmaking. Students work in
small groups to make a film, learning all aspects of production, including planning, writing, shooting, editing and scoring.
Camp will culminate with a private film screening on Friday afternoon for family and friends.
Jr. Olympic-size pool under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff.
Beach Days: Each Tuesday, Nesharim will head to Seal Beach for some fun in the sun.
Gemilut Chasadim (acts of loving kindness):
We welcome new campers with morning ice breakers
(welcoming the stranger) and we encourage the
campers to help each other (helping someone on
need). In our mitzvah projects, we also show the
importance of taking care of one another.
5 Days: $230/MVP; $265 • Week 6: $255/MVP; $285 • Ext. Care: $40/MVP; $50
Park Days: Every Friday, Nesharim will walk to Stearns Park for a morning of team building, sports, and other outdoor
Overnights: Nesharim campers will have overnights at the JCC on Thursday, July 7, and Thursday, July 28. These overnights
will include themed activities, evening swim, dinner Thursday night, movies before bed, and breakfast & lunch on Friday.
*MYART at the J presents Alice in Wonderland : July 25 – August 12 (3 week Camp) 12:30pm-3:30pm
Explore music and theater with musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting,
and movement while developing self-confidence and team-work; class will culminate with the musical production.
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
Bowling
*Martial Arts
3D Art
*Jiu Jitsu
Meet the Masters
*Nutrition/Cooking
Knott's Berry Farm
Creative Spirit
Painting
Photography
July 11-15
Adventure Playground
Basketball
Life Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
Soak City
*Soccer
Cartooning
Improv Comedy
July 25-29
Boomers
Dance
August 1-5
Ice Skating
Basketball
Crocheting
August 8-12
Hangar 18 Rock Climbing
*Soccer
Sculpture
*MYART at the J
presents
Alice in Wonderland
June 20-24
June 27-July 1
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
August 15-19
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Summer Fun Days
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
June 20-24
Day @ J
Park
Hangar18
Ropes Course
Beach
June 27-July 1
Day @ J
Park
Angels Game
Soak City
Beach
July 5-8
No Camp
Park
Movie
Universal Studios & Overnight
Beach
July 11-15
Day @ J
Park
Knott’s Berry Farm
Kayaking
Beach
July 18-22
Day @ J
Park
Brew Bakers
Beach Bonfire
OC Fair
July 25-29
Day @ J
Park
August 1-5
Day @ J
Park
Paintball
Scavenger Hunt
Beach
August 8-12
Day @ J
Park
Boomers
Ice Skating
Beach
August 15-19
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
Tikkun Olam (repairing the world):
3-Day Trip To JCA Shalom in Malibu
Digital Filmmaking Camp
We offer a chug centered around this important
Jewish value, and we lead by example. We instruct
our campers to use our recycle bins and teach the
importance of treating the earth with respect.
CIT Leadership Program • ‫מסלול למנהיגות‬
Counselor-In-Training (CIT) Leadership Program
Session l: June 20-July 15 • Monday-Friday • 9am-4pm
Session ll: July 18-August 12 • Monday-Friday • 9am-4pm
Grades 9-10
Teens develop leadership skills, acquire experience working with young campers, and participate in special CIT workshops.
CITs will spend part of their week working with a Camp Komaroff group in order to gain practical experience, and a portion
of their week in training sessions and team-building activities. They’ll assist in a wide range of activities, including
swimming, field trips, sports, crafts, and more.
Per Session: $260/MVP; $325
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Nesharim (Eagles) • ‫נשרים‬
Giborim (Heroes) • ‫גיבורים‬
AJCC Camp Komaroff’s 5th and 6th grade campers get to experience even more this summer with 3 trips off site each
week. Nesharim campers will go to Seal Beach on Tuesdays, Stearns Park on Fridays, and have a third exciting field trip on
Thursdays! On days at the J, campers will spend the day participating in swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts,
and team-building activities. They will also get to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice to attend each week.
Join your friends for some excitement at AJCC Camp Komaroff! Giborim, our oldest campers, get to participate in
exceptional opportunities such as a three-day trip to JCA Shalom in Malibu. Giborim campers will be staying active on trips
out of the building four days a week. Days at the JCC will include participating in community service projects, swimming in
our outdoor, Jr. Olympic-sized pool, and getting to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice.
Chugim: Each week, campers will get to choose a chug (specialty class) of their choice. These chugim are 1.5 hour specialty
classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Our chugim are led by specialists who
have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Mitzvah Mondays: Each Monday, Giborim will spend the day at the J participating in tzedakah/community service,
cooking, arts & crafts, sports, team-building activities, and swimming in our Jr. Olympic-size pool. They will also get to
participate in a 1.5 hour chug (specialty class) of their choice.
Swimming: On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Nesharim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our outdoor,
Digital Filmmaking Camp: (August 15-19) Hands-on, immersive experience in digital filmmaking. Students work in
small groups to make a film, learning all aspects of production, including planning, writing, shooting, editing and scoring.
Camp will culminate with a private film screening on Friday afternoon for family and friends.
Jr. Olympic-size pool under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff.
Beach Days: Each Tuesday, Nesharim will head to Seal Beach for some fun in the sun.
Gemilut Chasadim (acts of loving kindness):
We welcome new campers with morning ice breakers
(welcoming the stranger) and we encourage the
campers to help each other (helping someone on
need). In our mitzvah projects, we also show the
importance of taking care of one another.
5 Days: $230/MVP; $265 • Week 6: $255/MVP; $285 • Ext. Care: $40/MVP; $50
Park Days: Every Friday, Nesharim will walk to Stearns Park for a morning of team building, sports, and other outdoor
Overnights: Nesharim campers will have overnights at the JCC on Thursday, July 7, and Thursday, July 28. These overnights
will include themed activities, evening swim, dinner Thursday night, movies before bed, and breakfast & lunch on Friday.
*MYART at the J presents Alice in Wonderland : July 25 – August 12 (3 week Camp) 12:30pm-3:30pm
Explore music and theater with musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting,
and movement while developing self-confidence and team-work; class will culminate with the musical production.
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
Bowling
*Martial Arts
3D Art
*Jiu Jitsu
Meet the Masters
*Nutrition/Cooking
Knott's Berry Farm
Creative Spirit
Painting
Photography
July 11-15
Adventure Playground
Basketball
Life Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
Soak City
*Soccer
Cartooning
Improv Comedy
July 25-29
Boomers
Dance
August 1-5
Ice Skating
Basketball
Crocheting
August 8-12
Hangar 18 Rock Climbing
*Soccer
Sculpture
*MYART at the J
presents
Alice in Wonderland
June 20-24
June 27-July 1
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
August 15-19
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Summer Fun Days
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
June 20-24
Day @ J
Park
Hangar18
Ropes Course
Beach
June 27-July 1
Day @ J
Park
Angels Game
Soak City
Beach
July 5-8
No Camp
Park
Movie
Universal Studios & Overnight
Beach
July 11-15
Day @ J
Park
Knott’s Berry Farm
Kayaking
Beach
July 18-22
Day @ J
Park
Brew Bakers
Beach Bonfire
OC Fair
July 25-29
Day @ J
Park
August 1-5
Day @ J
Park
Paintball
Scavenger Hunt
Beach
August 8-12
Day @ J
Park
Boomers
Ice Skating
Beach
August 15-19
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
Tikkun Olam (repairing the world):
3-Day Trip To JCA Shalom in Malibu
Digital Filmmaking Camp
We offer a chug centered around this important
Jewish value, and we lead by example. We instruct
our campers to use our recycle bins and teach the
importance of treating the earth with respect.
CIT Leadership Program • ‫מסלול למנהיגות‬
Counselor-In-Training (CIT) Leadership Program
Session l: June 20-July 15 • Monday-Friday • 9am-4pm
Session ll: July 18-August 12 • Monday-Friday • 9am-4pm
Grades 9-10
Teens develop leadership skills, acquire experience working with young campers, and participate in special CIT workshops.
CITs will spend part of their week working with a Camp Komaroff group in order to gain practical experience, and a portion
of their week in training sessions and team-building activities. They’ll assist in a wide range of activities, including
swimming, field trips, sports, crafts, and more.
Per Session: $260/MVP; $325
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Sports • ‫ספורט‬
Kochavim (Stars) • ‫כוכבים‬
AJCC Camp Komaroff’s 3rd and 4th grade campers will continue to build their skills, explore camp activities, and experience
even more this summer with two trips off site each week. Kochavim campers will go to Stearns Park every week and have
a second exciting field trip on Thursdays! On days at the J, campers will spend the day participating in traditional camp
activities such as swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts, and team-building activities. They will also get to select a chug
(specialty class) of their choice each week.
specialty classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Our chugim are
led by specialists who have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Swimming: On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Kochavim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our
outdoor, Jr. Olympic-size pool under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff.
Summer League
July 10–August 28, Sunday Games
Ages 5–13 • Boys and Girls of all levels
The AJCC/Pete Davis Youth Basketball League emphasizes sound basketball fundamentals, good sportsmanship,
partnership with families, and respect. All games will take place on Sunday afternoons at the AJCC gym; each game will
last approximately one hour. One-hour practices will be held at the J on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday evenings,
depending on team.
Basketball League Registration & Evaluation Day: Sunday, July 10*
Ages 5-7 from 12-2pm • Ages 8-10 from 2-3pm • Ages 11-13 from 3-5pm
*Must attend for Team Placement
Park Days: Every Wednesday, Kochavim will walk to Stearns Park for a morning of team building, sports, and other outdoor
Late Night & Overnight: Kochavim campers will have a late night on Thursday, July 7, and an overnight on Thursday,
July 28. The Late Night includes themed activities, dinner, and an evening swim. The Overnight will include themed
activities, evening swim, dinner Thursday night, movies before bed, and breakfast & lunch on Friday.
*MYART at the J presents Alice in Wonderland : July 25–August 12 (3 week Camp) 12:30pm-3:30pm
Explore music and theater with musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence and team-work; class will culminate with the musical production.
Challenger Sports
British Soccer Camp at Stearns Park
June 20-24
August 22-26, Mon-Fri
June 27-July 1
Ages 3-16
The Alpert JCC and Challenger Sports partner to offer soccer
camps for kids from 3-16 years old. In this unique cross-cultural
experience, our British coaching staff helps kids enjoy soccer as
never before, with an emphasis on individual skill development,
a daily World Cup-style Tournament, and much more!
Park Address: 4520 23rd St., Long Beach, CA 90815
Register online at www.challengersports.com by July 10
and receive a FREE Challenger Sports game jersey. ($40 value!)
Select the Barbara & Ray Alpert JCC as your camp choice.
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
*Martial Arts
3D Art
Boomers
*Jiu Jitsu
Meet the Masters
*Nutrition/Cooking
Knotts’ Berry Farm
Creative Spirit
Painting
Photography
July 11-15
Bowling
Basketball
Life Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
Soak City
*Soccer
Cartooning
Improv Comedy
July 25-29
Dance
August 1-5
Bounce U
Basketball
Crocheting
*Soccer
Sculpture
*MYART at the J
presents
Alice in Wonderland
August 8-12
August 15-19
Summer Fun Days
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Rachmanus (compassion):
Creative Spirit teaches leadership and team-building
skills through empathetic, non-competitive physical
activity. These games reward campers who show
good sportsmanship, and our staff is always
encouraging this behavior.
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
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Anakim (Giants) • ‫ענקים‬
JCC Maccabi Games™ & ArtsFest™ • ‫משחקי המכביה‬
JCC Maccabi Games™ and ArtsFest™
With a supervision ratio of one camp counselor to six campers, AJCC Camp Komaroff’s youngest campers get the best
introduction to summer day camp in a safe and nurturing environment. With the option of attending three days per week
or five days per week, Anakim campers will enjoy making new friends and learning new things each week at camp. Camp
activities include swimming, sports, cooking, arts & crafts, and team-building activities. Anakim campers will also get to
experience field trips on Wednesdays and select a chug (specialty class) of their choice each week.
specialty classes that will take place in the afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Our chugim are led
by specialists who have the expertise and training to help your camper learn and develop skills through hands-on fun!
Swimming: On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Anakim campers will spend an hour in the afternoon at our
outdoor pool. Under strict supervision by certified lifeguards and camp staff, our Anakim campers will be able to play in
our wading pool, or our more experienced swimmers may swim in our Jr. Olympic-sized pool.
Late Nights at the J: Anakim campers will have two special late nights on Thursday, July 7, and Thursday, July 28.
The late nights will include themed activities, dinner, and an evening swim.
5 Days: $220/MVP; $255 • 3 Days: $175/MVP; $195 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$200/MVP; $225 • 2 Days: $150/MVP; $170
Ext. Care: 5 Days: $40/MVP; $50 • 3 Days: $30/MVP; $40 • July 4th Wk: 4 Days:$35/MVP; $45 • 2 Days: $25/MVP; $35
Field Trip (Wednesdays)
Chug Option 1
Chug Option 2
Chug Option 3
Bounce U
*Mixed Martial Arts
Recycled Art
Tikkun Olam
June 27-July 1
Heritage Park
*Jiu Jitsu
International Art
Music & Rhythm
Adventure City
Creative Spirit
Outdoor Artwork
Gardening
July 11-15
STAR Eco Station
Basketball
Drawing
*Engineering
July 18-22
*Soccer
Friendship Bracelets
*Musical Theater Workshop
July 25-29
Mother’s Beach
Dance
Mixed Media Art
August 1-5
Aquarium of the Pacific
Basketball
Water Colors
*Nutrition/Cooking
August 8-12
*Soccer
Mitzvah Madness
Space Exploration
June 20-24
Shalom (peace):
The concept of Shalom is extremely important
and is a staff priority. We teach our campers to
remain positive, use uplifting language, and
encourage them to always verbally express
themselves.
Camp Hours: 9am-4pm
August 15-19
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Summer Fun Days
August 5-12 in Stamford, Connecticut
Join the Team Long Beach delegation in this annual celebration of Jewish identity,
values, and community.
JCC Maccabi Games™
Since 1982, the JCC Maccabi Games™ have been providing Jewish teens with a life-shaping
experience based on Jewish values and healthy competition. Teens participate in Olympicstyle Opening Ceremonies, a day of Tikkun Olam, as well as celebratory parties each night.
Sports: Baseball • Basketball • Soccer • Table Tennis • Dance • Swimming • Tennis
JCC Maccabi ArtsFest™
This is a premiere arts program for Jewish teens from all over the world. During JCC
ArtsFest™, teens work with professional Artists-In-Residence to hone their skills with
the goal of a multi-art collaborative exhibit and performance.
Arts: Acting/Improv • Culinary • Musical Theatre • Rock Music Star Reporter
Visual Arts • Vocal/Glee
Jr. Maccabi Games • ‫מכביה צעירה‬
Jr. Maccabi™
Sunday, June 5, 8:30am-5pm at the Merage JCC in Orange County
Children ages 8-12 (as of June 5, 2016)
Be a Part of It! Join Jewish youth athletes from the JCCs of Orange County, Long Beach, Los Angeles, and more for an
exciting day of Jewish youth Olympics at the Merage JCC.
Choose from tennis, boys’ basketball, girls’ basketball, swimming, soccer, or journalism. All sports except basketball are
co-ed and will be offered in 12U and 10U competitions, subject to entries. Players ages 8-12 (as of June 5, 2016) will
compete in sports or cover the Games as Star Reporters. Teams will play against other JCCs from Southern California.
$80 members/ $90 public • Deadline to register is May 13.
(Includes event registration, lunch, adult supervision, Jr. Maccabi shirt, and medals.)
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What’s New at Camp • ‫מה חדש בקייטנה‬
JCC Junior Lifeguards
Online Registration & Medical Forms
Monday & Wednesday, 12-12:45pm (Senior Group)
Tuesday & Thursday, 12-12:45pm (Junior Group)
This summer, AJCC Camp Komaroff registration is available online at www.alpertjcc.org.
Ages: 8-15
Throughout this course, participants will learn a new sense of teamwork and communication while developing their work
ethic and leadership skills. By training in, and implementing, advanced swim techniques and basic in water rescues, youths
will gain experience and skills which are applicable and relevant in many aspects of life. Additionally, this course is a great
way to prepare participants for one of the open water Junior Lifeguard programs.
Week 1: Water rescue skills, assists, water entry techniques, and swimming
Week 2: CPR, first aid, emergency action plans, sudden illness response
Week 3: Snorkeling, backboarding, and lifeguarding/ instructing skills
Week 4: Rescue relays, putting everything together
Kehillah (community):
Camp Komaroff has many activities that emphasize
kehillah. From singing camp songs to our Senior
Lunch participants to experiencing the importance
of sustainability in our Gardening chug, we are
dedicated to serving the Jewish community.
Specialization & Choice
Each week, your camper will get to select a chug (specialty class) of their choice. These chugim are tailored to the
age/ability of your child to help your child delve deeper into the specialties they love, as well as explore new interests.
These Chugim Include:
• 3D Art: Campers will be led through projects creating three-dimensional
works of art.
• Basketball: Children will learn and improve their skills.
• Cartooning: Bring your imagination to life through a series of activities to
create original characters and comic strips.
• Creative Spirit: A fun way to play group games and build a supportive
community. Creative Spirit focuses on the people playing and, most important,
ensuring that they are having fun! It promotes safe and cooperative play.
• Crochet for Beginners: This introductory course will teach campers the basic
crochet stitches.
• Dance: Children will explore different styles of dance from all across the world.
JCC Synchro Team
• Decoration Preparation: Campers will brainstorm and work together to
Monday & Wednesday, 9:15-10am (Senior Group)
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:15-10am (Junior Group)
Ages: 7-11
create decorations for Camp Komaroff’s overnight.
• Drawing: Learn art concepts such as shading, perspective, and depth in order
to educate campers about more advanced techniques of art.
• *Engineering: Explore the basic principles of engineering through hands-on projects.
• Friendship Bracelets: Perfect for the beginner or experienced crafter.
This four week synchronized swimming team is a new addition to the Alpert JCC programing! Throughout the duration of
the program, the participants will learn the fundamentals of teamwork and how valuable teamwork is when reaching for
the same goal. They will also gain self-confidence with the support of their teammates and coach. The most important
goal for this team is for the participants to have fun, so they can see the sport as something to look forward to.
Learn how to create different styles of bracelets.
• *Musical Theater Workshop: Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence in this one-week workshop led by MYART.
• *MYART at the J Presents Alice in Wonderland: Explore music and theater with
musical theater company MYART. Receive instruction in voice, acting, and movement
while developing self-confidence and teamwork. This three-week class will culminate
with the musical production, Alice in Wonderland.
• *Nutrition & Cooking: Learn about the foods that fuel our bodies while
making healthy snacks. Topics will include GO Foods vs. WHOA Foods, food
groups, and MyPlate.gov.
• *Ooey, Gooey Science: Let’s get down and dirty with ooey, gooey science
projects that are fun and educational!
• Outdoor Artwork: Create arts & crafts that have a function in natural
PJ Library Goes to JCC Day Camp
PJ Library books are used to convey Judaic
values/themes to the children as it pertains to the
topic of the activity. In a lot of ways, PJ Library
books have been an introduction into Judaism
for many of our youngest campers.
environments, as well as incorporate objects found in nature.
• Improv Comedy: Theater games, imagination, and invention make this
• Photography: Learn basic styles of capturing photos and how to edit and
(Coordinated Approach to Child Health)
improv class a blast!
• *Jiu Jitsu: Sensei Mac will teach campers how to defend themselves when
explore a variety of musical styles, rhythm, and small instruments.
Discover CATCH
Week 2: Improving on sculling and swimming strokes as part of their warm up, learning the basic figures required, learning how
to stay synchronized, and an introduction to some choice songs for a routine and the different types of routines (solos,
duets, trios, and team).
Prerequisites: 100 yard swim, being able to touch the bottom of the deep end of the pool, 25 yard swim of backstroke and breaststroke.
recycled, and reusable art.
• Music & Rhythm: Dance, sing, and move to the beat of the music as we
• Painting: Learn about color theory and techniques of painting.
Week 1: Proper stretching techniques, learning the different types of sculling, team building exercises in the water, and introduction
to what figures are and how to count the different beats in a song.
Week 4: Preparing for their performance in front of the parents and other JCC members.
mitzvah (good deed) projects.
• Mixed Media Art: Using a combination of media, kids will create 2D, 3D,
• Gardening: Learn how plants grow while caring for crops in our garden.
• International Art: Hands-on experience with different styles of artwork
Week 3: Being able to do the warm up on their own but together as a team, practicing their routines.
• Mitzvah Madness: Have fun while helping others as we work on different
found around the world. With each art activity, campers will be educated on
the location and culture in which the art style is found.
the fight goes to the ground, how to get out of chokes and headlocks, and
how to fend off an attacker.
• Life Drawing: Depict images from natural environments at different
locations around the AJCC.
• Meet the Masters: Learn about different artists and create masterpieces in
the style of that artist.
• *Mixed Martial Arts with Sensei Mac: Martial Arts training builds
confidence and self-esteem while teaching self-discipline, respect,
concentration and courtesy.
manipulate photos on the iMacs in the Chasin Computer Lab.
• Recycled Art: Work with recycled, unconventional materials in order to
create unique arts & crafts. This class will emphasize the importance of
repurposing materials in an effort to protect the environment.
• Sculpture: Using clay, campers will sculpt unique and creative works of art.
• *Soccer: Children will learn and improve their skills with Challenger Sports
British soccer coaches.
• Space Exploration: We’ll explore our solar system and beyond to learn
about planets, stars, moon phases, black holes, and more!
• Tikkun Olam (repairing the world): Learn how each of us can do our part
to take care of our planet and its inhabitants.
• Watercolors: Campers will learn techniques of painting with watercolors.
At Camp Komaroff, we believe in the concept of
Shmirat HaGuf (taking care of your body). To help
children on this path, we educate them on nutrition,
gardening, and active play so they can lead healthy
and happy lives.
Weekly Themes & Funky Fridays
Each week of camp will have a special theme that
all of our activities will be based around. We conclude
the week with Funky Friday. Each Funky Friday will
have a different theme that gives campers a chance
to dress up in crazy costumes to show off their
ruach (spirit).
* denotes chugim with an additional fee.
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Message from the Director • ‫ברוכים הבאים מהמנהלת‬
Group Swim Classes
Greetings,
At AJCC Camp Komaroff, it is a pleasure as well as a privilege
for our great staff to work with your children in a setting that
provides unique, innovative, and diverse programming.
Our mission is to provide all children with a safe, nurturing
place to discover dreams, find hidden talents, develop new
skills, and become more independent. We believe in fostering
relationships—campers’ relationships with each other,
with staff, with family, with our diverse community,
and with Judaism.
Our Staff...
The AJCC Youth & Teen Staff is hand-picked from a
large pool of qualified applicants. As we interview
staff, we look for certain qualities: maturity,
enthusiasm, warmth, and the willingness to take a
chance, to try something different. We look for
counselors and instructors who understand what it
feels like to be a kid, and who aren't afraid to be one
themselves. Once selected, counselors go through
rigorous training, including sessions in program
planning, field trip management, first aid & safety,
conflict resolution, and much more. At the end of
the comprehensive training, our staff is revved up
and ready to go from Day One! And to ensure that
we stay up-to-date, staff continues to meet weekly
to brush up on old skills and acquire new ones so
that we can meet the individual needs of each
camper.
Kavod (honor/respect):
Our staff instills values and the concept of respect
into our campers from the day one. Our camp
groups create their own rules and codes to live
by and are encouraged to respect each other
and their surroundings at all times.
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In order to help children attain these goals, we provide
a wide range of well-planned activities both on and off
campus, facilitated by our highly-trained, energetic staff.
Incorporated into every activity at camp are Jewish values
such as tikkun olam (repairing the world), kavod
(honor/respect), kehillah (community), shalom (peace),
rachmanus (compassion), gemilut chasadim (acts of loving
kindness), and shmirat haguf (taking care of your body).
Whether campers are playing sports, creating arts & crafts,
or performing mitzvah projects, these values help guide
children to see how their actions make a difference and
help them learn what they can do to make the world a
better place.
I look forward to seeing everyone at camp this summer!
Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
Tiny Tots: Ages: 3-5 (1:4 ratio): 9-9:30am / 10-10:30am / 1:30-2pm / 2:30-3pm
Beginner: Ages: 4-6 (1:4 ratio): 9:30-10am / 2-2:30pm / 3-3:30pm
Advanced Beginner: Ages: 5-8 (1:6 ratio): 10-10:30am / 3:30-4pm
$95; $80/MVP, 4 week session • $50; $40/MVP, 2 week session
Private Swim Lessons
1-on-1 Instruction for all ages
Learn how to swim with one of our Swim University instructors.
(4) 15 min lessons: $120; $95/MVP
(4) 30 min lessons: $180; $150/MVP
Youth Swim Team with Coach Rafe Montes
Monday-Friday, Workout times vary
Ages 6-14
Become a stronger swimmer; train to improve swim stroke and technique. Compete in optional swim meets (additional
cost for meets). Start anytime! • FREE Tryouts: Mon, 5-5:30pm (Everyone must try out!)
$90; $75/MVP
Prep Swim Team with Coach Rafe Montes
Tuesday, Thursday, 4:30-5:15pm
Kind Regards,
Ages 5-12
Learn strokes and flip turns; improve technique and gain endurance. Prep Swim Team is a stepping stone from swim
lessons to the Youth Swim Team. Start anytime! • FREE Tryouts: Tue, 4:30-5pm (Everyone must try out!)
$65; $50/MVP
Natalie Chernik
Youth Water Polo
ACA Accreditation
We are proud to announce that for over 20 years, Camp Komaroff
has achieved accreditation through the American Camp Association
(ACA). In order to achieve ACA accreditation, Camp Komaroff has
met over 300 standards including health, safety, staff qualifications,
training, and emergency management.
Monday & Wednesday: Ages: 5-8, 4-4:30pm • Ages: 8-10, 4:30-5:15pm
Sunday: Ages: 8-12, 3-4pm
Learn the basics of ball handling and shooting while improving swim skills.
Work on treading water and swim strokes specific to water polo.
Start anytime! FREE Tryouts: Mondays, 4-5pm (Everyone must try out!)
Monday & Wednesday: (4 wks) $70/AJCC Member; $90/Public • (2 wks) $35/AJCC Member; $45/Public
Sunday: (4 wks) $35/AJCC Member; $50/Public • (2 wks) $17.50/AJCC Member; $22.50/Public
Swim University Instructors
Our instructors are American Red Cross (ARC)
Water Safety Instructors and follow the American
Red Cross Learn to Swim program guidelines.
Have Aquatics Questions?
Ignacio Berumen, Aquatics Manager,
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1020
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Long Beach, CA
3801 East Willow Street • Long Beach, CA 90815
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DATES TO REMEMBER
Tuesday, April 19
A Taste of Camp • Last day for Early Bird Discount!
Friday, May 27
Last day to make changes without penalty
Monday, June 20
First Day of Summer Programming
Camp Komaroff
Natalie Chernik
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1205
nchernik@alpertjcc.org
Eric Feldman
Youth & Camp Program Coordinator
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1023
efeldman@alpertjcc.org
Katie Clowdus
Friday, August 12
Program Administrative Assistant
MYART at the J Performance of
Alice in Wonderland
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1024
kclowdus@alpertjcc.org
Friday, August 19
Swim University
Last Day of Summer Programming
Wednesday, August 31
Kids' University After School Program Begins
Ignacio Berumen
Aquatics Manager
(562) 426-7601, ext. 1020
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