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A Great Summer Starts Sports and Games

Arts and Crafts

Shows and Special

Gardening

A Zoo to You

Swim Lessons

Science and Nature

On Site Pool

Chesterbrook Academy 9525 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA • 703-759-3000

www.vienna.chesterbrookacademy.com

Maria Murphy, Principal- [email protected]

Amanda Canfield, Assistant Principal – [email protected]

AND SO MUCH MORE!

Rising Kindergarten

Last Edited: January 22, 2015

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Summer Camp at Chesterbrook Academy

Camp Schedule Camp Hours: Monday through Friday 9:00 am—4:00 pm

Extended Care: Before Care 7:00 am — 9:00; After Care 4:00 pm—6:00 pm

Week 1 June 24- 26 (Closed June 22 & 23)

Week 2 June 29 - July 2 (Closed July 3)

Week 3 July 6—10

Week 4 July 13 - 17

Week 5 July 20—24

Week 6 July 27 - 30

Week 7 August 3—7

Week 8 August 10 –14

Week 9 August 17 –21

Week 10 August 24 – 28

Week 11 August 31 – September 2

(Closed September 3 & 4)

Summer Camp offers fun-filled summer programs for

children ages 2-12. Each week, campers jump into action,

participating in exciting sports programs, exploring nature,

becoming involved in performing and creative arts, playing a

part in group activities, and attending special events.

Our campers have the opportunity to expand their horizons

during the summer, embarking on new adventures, and hav-

ing fun! Our exceptional program and dedicated staff create

an environment that forges lifelong friendships among our

campers. We create a summer experience that is unforgetta-

ble!

It all starts with our outstanding camp counselors. A camp is

only as good as its staff, and we are extremely proud of ours.

Talent, creativity, love of children, leadership and

devotion make our camp counselors the heart and soul of the

program. We take our camp programs seriously and begin our

summer with intensive staff training and orientation. Camp

counselors and specialists are doing exactly what they enjoy

most: spending a summer inspiring campers to explore, reach

for new heights, and expand their horizons.

Our Camp gives you choices. Camp includes five days of activi-

ties, from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. You can choose to add extend-

ed hours and specialty camps to your menu of summer fun.

We offer a range of outdoor activities, plus

indoor activities conducted in our fully air conditioned facility.

Our specialty camps are optional programs, operating during

regular camp hours, which provide even more choices for

unique and exciting adventures.

Special Features Quality staff

Flexible, extended hours

On site pool

Field trips, special events

Indoor and outdoor camp

Air conditioned building

Lunch program

AM & PM Snack Provided

Family activities

Specialty Camps Soccer

Multi–Sport

Swimming Lessons* Begin at

3 years

Basketball

Dance

Agility/ Boot Camp


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Camp Experience

Rising Kindergarten Sample

Daily Block Schedule

Night at the Museum

Week 1: Welcome to Camp

Week 2: American History Museum

Week 3: Art Museum

Week 4: Botanic Garden

Week 5: International Spy Museum

Week 6: Air & Space Museum

Week 7: National Zoo

Week 8: Children Museum

Week 9: Spirit Week

Week 10: National Aquarium

Week 11: Summer Wrap-Up

Themes

Field Trips & In-House shows:

Rising Kindergarten will go on 3 field trips throughout the

summer and they get to enjoy In-House Shows every Friday.

Be sure to check out our Camp Calendar to see where your

camper(s) will be going and for a full list of In–House Shows.

7:00 Before Care in Room 2

(Game Table and Board Games) 9:00

9:00 Home Bunk: Room 7

SNACK TIME/BATHROOM BREAK/Sunscreen 9:30

9:30 Camp Council

10:00

10:00 Technology Lab

10:45

10:45 Engineering Room

11:30

11:30 LUNCH Recess/Sunscreen/Bathroom 12:30

12:30 Room 7 Prep for Swim 1:15

1:15 Pool Time - Swimming

2:00

2:00 Room 7 Change 2:45

2:45 Bunk Science 3:15

3:15 Home Bunk: Room 7

SNACK TIME/BATHROOM BREAK/Sunscreen 4:00

4:00 After Care

Outside or Barn 6:00


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STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math

Designed to promote effective and relevant connections between

camp classrooms and hands on content. Campers will be able to

engage, explore and make sense of the natural world through

inquiry and project-based learning.

Each week campers will engage in many activities that are relevant,

meaningful experiences that allow them to construct new

knowledge while connecting to previous knowledge and their own

experiences.

Klutz Activities:

Designed for Doing,

NOT Just Reading.

Klutz has it all: drawing, bead art, fair-

ies, jewelry, magic, science, and

more. Klutz books and activities

are perfect for exploring new crea-

tive interests and for expanding on

old favorites. Most activities come

in multiple themes to appeal to

discerning creative minds.

Bunk Rooms:

Performing Arts (Room 9)

Campers Today Leaders Tomorrow:

Empowering future leaders with numerous workshops

and activities focused around personal leadership,

organization, public speaking, teamwork, ideas, and

more. The campers will also explore music and our

stage for dramatic play.

Engineering Room (Room 8)

Construction Campers-Real Tools for Small Hands:

Known for the dynamic project campers build.

Encourages collaboration as well as the

advancement of individual building skills.

Science Lab (Room 11)

Campers engage in experiments to help expose the

fun side of learning science.

Barn (Art Studio and Klutz)

Get inspired with creative summer activities where

creativity is not just allowed, but applauded.

Technology Lab

Campers will use both computers, IPads, and

cameras. They will explore different programs to gain

information, research projects and create movies or

documents.


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Back pack

Closed-toed shoes

Water Bottle

Sun Screen

Please be sure to apply sunscreen on your camper before they

arrive.

We highly recommend that you bring sunscreen to camp. If you

decide to bring sunscreen you must sign and return a Sun-

screen Form.

If you bring food it CAN NOT

contain nuts.

Please ensure that you label ALL of your child’s

belongings with first and last name.

Confirmations

Payments are due to an Administrator on Friday for the Upcoming Week

(including payments for specialty camps and swim lessons).

Payments are considered late by Monday at noon with a late payment

charge of $25.00 and your child’s enrollment will be suspended until

payment is received.

Any schedule changes including specialty camps requires a two week

notice in writing via email to [email protected].

Swim Lesson

Bring a towel and extra clothes in a plastic bag. Pool shoes are

recommended! Please be sure to label items with camper’s first and last name! Age appropriate lessons will be held Monday – Thursday.

Makeup lessons on Friday.

Weekly assessments will be taken of the swimmers.

Specialty Camps

Monday– Friday

Payment is Due Friday

with Tuition for the

Upcoming Camp

Minimum of Six

Campers to Run

Program

Pool Time

Rising Kindergarten swims at

1:15 pm –2:00 pm

Monday — Thursday.

If possible campers should wear their swim

suit to camp. Bring a towel and extra

clothes in a plastic bag. Pool shoes are rec-

ommended!

Please be sure to label items with camper’s

first and last name!

Field Trips

Camp shirt must be worn on field trip days:

●July 10 ●July 15 ●August 12

Sunscreen applied before arrival

Pack lunch (NO NUTS) and water bottle

Closed-toed shoes

No home toys or electronics

Be sure to label all items with your campers

first and last name on it!

No swimming on field trip days unless they

are signed up for swim lessons.

Email Communication Our camp staff communicates daily with

pictures of our campers engaged in all our

fun activities!

In addition, we send a weekly summary

which includes important reminders.


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Experience more at Chesterbrook Academy!

Fairytale Princess Ballet Camp Rising Kindergarten

Your fairytale princess will learn adorable ballet routines to popular Disney Princess hits, dress in sparkling princess costumes, and create a delightful princess dance craft to take home to treasure forever.

Dates: July 6-10

Time: 3:30-4:15 pm

Cost: $115.00

Soccer Camp Rising Kindergarten

We will practice the use of the foot (dominant and non-dominant) towards total control of the ball. With time we improve passing, shooting and vision when it comes to the playing field. Dates: July 20-24 Time: 3:30-4:00 pm Cost: $75.00

Multi-Sports Camp Rising Kindergarten

Introduce games such as football, tennis, or golf as well as the rules of each game. This will not only allow the campers to learn multiple skills but to experience a variety of games. Dates: August 3-7 Time: 3:30-4:00 pm Cost: $75.00

Art Camp Rising Kindergarten

Allow your camper to experience Art in a fun way this summer.

Explore different forms of art including drawing, painting, sculpting,

photography and more.

Dates: August 17-21 Time: 3:30-4:00 pm Cost: $75.00

Basketball Camp Rising Kindergarten

Introduce the rules and definition of the game while playing fun and beneficial games. Incorporating hand-eye drills and games we will work towards total body control. We will improve or introduce the skills and work towards a team basketball game!

Dates: July 13-17 Time: 3:30-4:00 pm Cost: $75.00

Agility/Boot Camp Rising Kindergarten

Whether it is a timed obstacle course, tricky spoon and egg race or the balance beam we will make sure to get a great cardio workout. Our boot camp equipment is challenging but fun! Colors, sounds and music bring together the fun with team building games and activities where we can succeed together!

Dates: July 27-31 Time: 3:30-4:00 pm Cost: $75.00

Frozen Cheer Camp Rising Kindergarten

Your little star will be dancing and twirling to the magical songs from the hit movie Frozen using precious costumes and props, while joining us on an enchanting journey with princesses, princes, snowmen, reindeer, trolls and more! Winter Magic crafts will be made everyday. Dates: August 10-14 Time: 3:30-4:15 pm Cost: $115.00

Swimming Lessons Rising Kindergarten

The primary goals of the lessons are twofold; one, to help swimmers improve their technical skills, and two, to help educate and motivate swimmers to encourage their progress. We want the campers to gain confidence and have fun! Swimmers are taught in a structured and enjoyable environment that emphasizes individual improvement.

Dates: June 29- August 21(Monday-Thursday;

Friday is a Make-Up day) Time: 10:00-10:30 am Cost: $60.00/ Week


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Summer Camp $190 -

3 days $275 $275 $275 $275 $275 $275 $275 $275 $275

$190 -

3 days

9:00 am-4:00 pm

Before Care $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40

7:00 am-9:00 am

After Care $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40

4:00 pm-6:00 am

Kindergarten Kick- Off

9:00 am- 12:00 pm

$60 $60 $60 $60 $60 $60 $60 $60

Fairytale Basketball Soccer Agility Multi-Sport Frozen Art

$115 $75 $75 $75 $75 $115 $75

Total $

Payment Policy

Payment Method Check enclosed. (Payable to Chesterbrook Academy) Check #___________ Amount $________________

Initial after each policy stating that you have read and understand our terms.

($250/ Week)

NAME:______________________ DATE:________

Swimming Lessons

$1500 for 6 weeks

Specialty Camps

A nonrefundable deposit of one week's camp fees is required at the time of registration to hold your reservation. The

deposit will be applied to the campers' final week of camp. If you have a change of schedule, then we must be notified in

writing via email ([email protected]) two weeks prior to the change, if this policy is not followed then your

deposit will be forfeited. Payment is due every Friday for the upcoming week. If payment is not received by Monday at noon,

then your account will be charge $25 for a late payment fee, in addition to your child's enrollment being suspended until

payment is received. There is a a late pick-up fee of $5 per minute past the regularly pick up time.______________

Please place a check (P) in the appropriate box for your selections. Total at the bottom.

Each camper receives one Free Camp Shirt upon registration. Please check the size your camper wears:

Youth XS Youth S Youth M Youth L Adult S Adult M

Additional shirts available if ordered before April 17th. Orders after this date will be on a limited availability.

Quantity:______X $15 =_____________

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