Marple Newtown Recreation Summer Program 2016

Vol. 46 No. 3 Summer Program 201620 Media Line RoadNewtown Square, PA 19073

Phone: 610-353-2326Fax: 610-353-2330

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Joint Recreation Commission

ChairmanFred Funk

Vice ChairmanJim Berger

MembersMichael Molinaro, Linda Gabell,John McDevitt, Martin Milligan,Julie Baker & Michael Larkin

Administrative AssistantAmber Maslo

Director of Child Care &Office ManagerTracey Dudek

Director of RecreationRich Ehnow

�MISSION STATEMENT

The Marple Newtown JointRecreation Commission iscommitted to improving the

quality of life of all the citizens ofthe Marple Newtown community.The mission is practiced through

the presentation of qualityprograms and activities thatpromote family participation,good health and fitness,youth development, and

intergenerational experiences.

Kid’s Stop ..............................2

Trip Schedule ........................3

Cultural Programs ..................3

Educational Programs ........4-5

Recreational Programs........5-6

Recreational Camps............7-9

Registration Form ................10

General Information..............11

FIELD PERMITSLocal team and league use of Township fields(both Marple & Newtown) for baseball,softball, soccer, and other sports, as well aslocal public use for community events is avail-able on a “PERMIT BASIS ONLY”. Applicationsfor said permits are available on-line atwww.mnrecreation.org or at the recreationoffice (Room 124) in the Gauntlett CommunityCenter. There are a limited number of fieldsand facilities so all interested parties areadvised to apply early. Contact the recreationoffice (610-353-2326) for complete details.

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DISCOUNT THEMEPARK TICKETS

Marple Newtown Recreation will be sellingdiscount tickets to the following attrac-tions this summer: Dorney Park & WildWater Kingdom; Six Flags Great Adven-ture; Hersheypark; The Philadelphia Zoo;Sesame Place; Morey’s Piers; Dutch Won-derland; PA Renaissance Faire; ElmwoodPark Zoo; Diggerland USA; The BaltimoreAquarium; The Splash Zone Water Park;and The Adventure Aquarium. Tickets arevalid for the entire 2016 operating seasonand can be purchased in the recreationoffice of the Gauntlett Community Center.The office is open Monday through Fridayfrom 8:30am to 4:30pm. Once purchased,tickets are non-refundable. Credit/bankcards not accepted for theme park tickets– these transactions are cash only. Pleasecall the office (610-353-2326) to confirmticket availability.

ON-LINE REGISTRATIONMarple Newtown Recreation has partneredwith “Your Active World LLC” to offer On-Line Registration. This secure and conven-ient service will allow individuals to regis-ter for their favorite programs from thecomfort of their own computer by visitingwww.mnrecreation.org.

DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETSNeed a great gift idea? Marple NewtownRecreation is now selling discount movie tick-ets. They are valid at all Regal, Edwards, andUnited Artist Theaters nationwide. These tick-ets do not carry an expiration date and can bepurchased (cash only) in the recreation office(Room 124) of the Gauntlett CommunityCenter. Once purchased, the tickets are non-refundable. Call 610-353-2326 for completedetails.

WHERE TO FIND USThe Marple Newtown Recreation office islocated in Room 124 inside the Robert C.Gauntlett Community Center. Directional signsare posted. Office hours are Monday throughFriday from 8:30am to 4:30pm.Please access the Community Center andRecreation Office from the West Chester Pikeside of the building via the gym or side build-ing entrances. Parking is available in the WestChester Pike lot.

MONTHLY MEETINGSJOINT RECREATION COMMISSION

May 11, 2016June 8, 2016July 13, 2016

All meetings are held the second Wednesdayof each month at 4:30pm in the Robert C.Gauntlett Community Center.

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Registration materials are available at THE KID’S STOP site in the Gauntlett Community Center.For further information about child care programming or to get updated news on registration and activities, please contact

Tracey Dudek, Director of Child Care at 610-353-2326. Email: [email protected] us out on the web! www.mnkidstop.com

THE KID’S STOP Program does not discriminate in our admissions or hiring policies based on race, sex, religion, place of national origin or ability.Each child brings his or her own uniqueness to the Program. We will gladly consider the application of any child enrolled in the Marple Newtown School District.

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CAREFor Marple Newtown students in 1st - Middle School

KINDERGARTEN EXTENDED DAYBefore and After Care available for students attendingMarple Newtown half-day kindergarten

PRESCHOOL/TODDLERSPreparing your child for kindergarten and beyond!

A division of the Marple NewtownJoint Recreation Commission

June 27th – August 26thClosed July 4

Swimming at Senior High ~ Arts & CraftsScience & Nature Fun ~ Summer Reading

Recreation ~ Field TripsExperience – Discover - Explore

Sign up by the week

Deadline to Register – June 1, 2016

Homework Time ~ Arts & Crafts ~ Sports & Recreation~ Special Events ~ Enrichment Activities ~Community

Service Projects

REGISTRATIONS ARE NOWBEING ACCEPTED

FOR SUMMER CAMP 2016 &2016-17 SCHOOL YEAR

SPACE IS LIMITEDENROLL TODAY

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2016 TR I P SCH EDUL E

PEDDLERS VILLAGE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, LAHASKA, PA: Saturday, December 3, 2016Get in the Holiday spirit! Do a little shopping and enjoy the festive atmosphere as Santa arrives in ahorse-drawn carriage. The village will be beautifully decorated, Victorian style, with fruit wreaths andgreenery. Also, shoppers may want to visit the Village’s outlet stores. The MN Recreation schoolbus will depart from the Community Center at 8:30am and return by 5:00pm. Please call610-353-2326 for further details.

Price: $26Please visit www.mnrecreation.org for additions to the schedule.

YOUNG REMBRANDTS DRAWING CAMPSOur innovative, step-by-step curriculum and engaging subject matter will showyour child that drawing can be fun and interesting! During our classes, we teachskills that will help them grow, develop and excel while your child creates memoriesthat will last a lifetime. Your child will enjoy ALL NEW LESSONS each week! All campswill be held at the Gauntlett Community Center in Newtown Square. Please bring asnack and drink each day. Please contact MN Recreation at 610-353-2326 orwww.mnrecreation.org for additional information or to register. Register for both AMand PM Sessions and lunch time care (12pm-1pm) is included. Must provide ownlunch.

Session Prices: AM Half Day 9:00am – 12:00pm $185PM Half Day 1:00pm – 4:00pm $185Full Day 9:00am – 4:00pm $290

SESSION 1 JUNE 27 – JULY 1

AM Session Superhero Cartoon Camp Ages 5 -10Pow! Bang! Wow! Now you can learn to draw your own comic book superhero. Eachday we will complete several drawings while we explore a variety of characters. Wewill learn to draw the basic superhero body and adapt it to the character of our choice.We will learn to draw action and movement while we complete the scenes around oursuperheroes, using pencils, markers and Sharpies™. Our collection of drawings willbe impressive! We will also start to apply these characters within a comic book styleon the final day. This camp is great for girls and boys as basic comic book creatingskills will be taught and individual characters created.

PM Session Pastel Drawing Camp – Animals of Africa Ages 5 – 10In this session, our Young Rembrandts’ students will find themselves captivated byexotic African beasts. Our “Animals of Africa” Pastel Drawing offers a challenging 5day course. Our students will learn about some of Africa’s most majestic animals asthey illustrate them using pastel chalks. An antelope showcased within a mélange ofpatterns, a stylized zebra with a creative color palette and a regal lion are a few of thebeasts to be explored this summer! No experience is necessary. Please wear an oldshirt or smock to each day of class.

SESSION 2 JULY 18 – JULY 22

AM Session Pastel Drawing Camp – Ocean Life Ages 5 - 10Five, fun-filled days await our students as we explore ocean life as they learn to drawand color with pastels. We will create detailed, pastel compositions on each day,focusing on a different ocean-themed subject. We will draw eye-catching sea starsalong the shoreline and a pair of vibrant clown fish. We will illustrate a sea turtle withbold patterns, a blue crab and a wondrous scene of jellyfish. Our instruction will bringremarkable results, and you will want to head to the frame shop with your child’s fin-ished pastel pieces. These pastel drawings will reward students with a great sense ofpride and accomplishment.

PM Session Animal Cartoon Camp Ages 5 - 10Laugh-out-loud-funny! Mind-bendingly-adorable! Awesome-beyond-belief! These arejust some of the words that best describe our Cartoon Animals Camp. If your child isa fan of cuddly animals and funny cartoons, this drawing camp is especially tailoredfor his or her needs. Over the course of five days, our students will learn how to drawanimals of all shapes, sizes, and colors. They will learn how to personify ordinary ani-mals, transforming them into fully-realized cartoon characters. Be a part of the some-thing fun and special.

SESSION 3 AUG. 8 – AUG. 12

AM Session Enchanted Academy Drawing Camp Ages 5 – 10Be prepared to be whisked away to an enchanted academy where nothing is as itseems. Experience the majesty of the great dining hall as our students illustrate abeautiful graphic. Amuse yourself in the not-so-ordinary life of the academy with aplethora of cartoon drawings. From drawing an enchanted forest to a day at the raceswith dragons, it’s nothing but fun in our classroom. Pirates and Princess drawing les-sons will also be added to our enchanted academy.

PM Session Master Artists Drawing Camp Ages 5 – 10Spend time learning about and replicating some Master Artists with YoungRembrandts. We will draw a variety of awe-inspiring images from many familiar artis-tic masters, all while exploring different media. We will create a large scene reminis-cent to Roy Lichtenstein’s “Still Life with Figurine” from 1974. We will explore themany ways to illustrate shadow and light using techniques that Lichtenstein used.Wewill also become caricaturists and create unique cartoons of many famous artists. Thefinal day allows us to explore pastel chalks as we learn about Paul Cezanne and hismastery of light and color. We become Masters ourselves! No experience neces-sary. Please wear an old shirt or smock on the last day.

SESSION 4 AUG. 15 – AUG. 19

AM Session Fashion Runway Drawing Camp Ages 5 – 10This stylish Young Rembrandts workshop is tailored for the aspiring fashionista. Joinus for 5 days of runway chic as we illustrate the various aspects of fashion design.Step into the shoes of a fashion magazine editor as you design and draw an eye-catching fashion magazine cover. And let’s not forget about purses! Design the per-fect purse to go along with the outfit of your dreams. And finally, draw your modelstepping out onto the runway in your fashion originals. If you love to design clothesand are hip to the latest fashions, this drawing workshop is a perfect fit.

PM Session Exploring Egypt Camp Ages 5 – 10This session will explore the mysterious world of Egypt with Young Rembrandts! Wewill spend five days digging into how the Egyptians lived. We will investigate decora-tive objects in the treasured tombs including sarcophagi, hieroglyphics and more. Wewill create drawings full of artifacts and Egyptian imagery using a variety of media,including markers, color pencils, Sharpies™ and more. In fact, our final day will con-sist of a large drawing using pastel chalk.

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MN RECREATION BUSThe Marple Newtown Recreation School Bus is now available for evening and weekend group excursions.

Please contact the recreation office (610-353-2326) for fees and additional information.

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DRIVER EDUCATIONPA-certified Driver Education Theory and Skills Course(classroom only) for new drivers will be conducted by theDefensive Driving Academy, Inc. of Broomall beginningJune 14. This 30-hour course will be held at theCommunity Center on Tuesday and Thursday eveningsfrom 6:00pm to 9:00pm each night. Minimum age toattend is 15. This course is recommended for high schoolstudents preparing for either their permit test and/or theirdriver’s license test. Driver’s permit is not required toattend this course. Most insurance companies will providea discount for course completion. Students must attendeight out of 10 classes to complete program and receivecertificate for their insurance company.

Dates: June 14 – July 14Days: Tue. & Thur.Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pmPrice: $140

CREATE YOUR OWN 3D VIDEO GAMES CAMPOffered in partnership with Computer Explorers, this campwill inspire creativity and imagination. The students (ages8-11) will choose environments, obstacles, vehicles andcharacters. The choice of actions is almost limitless. 3Dadds that special extra to every part of their video games.Will they include aliens, helicopters, wild animals or fanta-sy characters? The children will feel a sense of power astheir characters do what they want them to do. The campwill be conducted at the Gauntlett Community Center.

Dates: July 25 – July 29Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:30am – 11:30amPrice: $155

BRICKS 4 KIDZMinute to Win It CampBased on the popular NBC game show “Minute to Win It,”this LEGO based camp for children ages 5 to 10 is packedwith fast-paced, fast-action building and good old-fash-ioned friendly competition. 60 seconds on the clock…Think you can do it? You’ve got a minute to complete thecrazy challenges using exciting Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO mod-els and every day household items! Each day offers newmodels and challenges as teams compete for the title of“Minute to Win It – Bricks 4 Kidz Style” Champions. Dayfive features camper-created challenges to be played outby fellow competitors. And, of course, there’s plenty oftime for classic LEGO building and fun! All campers winprizes daily and take home a custom mini-figure andcamp T-shirt at the end of the week. Bricks 4 Kidz campsare high-energy, fast-paced settings where kids discover,explore, invent, and create using LEGO bricks, motors,remote controls, and other technologies all geared to aninnovative and exciting theme! Camp will be held atWorrall Elementary School.

Dates: July 18 – July 22Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmSite: Worrall SchoolPrice: $220

BABYSITTER TRAININGThis course offered in conjunction with the American RedCross will teach teenagers (ages 11-16) the responsibili-ties and qualities needed to be a good babysitter and whatto expect from the person who hires you. Participants willbe taught how to best respond to an emergency situation,how to prevent accidents before they occur, how to playwith and supervise children of different ages, how toselect safe toys and games, how to diaper and dressinfants, and much more. Each student completing the pro-gram will receive a babysitter handbook and certificate.Training will be conducted at the Gauntlett CommunityCenter. Please bring a brown bag lunch to class.

Date: Aug. 30Day: TuesdayTime: 9:00am – 4:00pmPrice: $120

GETTING PAID TO TALK:MAKING MONEY WITH YOUR VOICEAn Introduction to Professional Voice Over’sHave you ever been told that you have a great voice? Thisexciting class will explore numerous aspects of voice overwork for television, film, radio, audio books, documen-taries and the internet in our area. We will cover all thebasics including how to prepare the all important demo,how to be successful and earn great income in this excit-ing field. Students will have the opportunity to ask ques-tions and to hear examples of demos recorded by profes-sional voice actors. Class participants will even have achance to record a commercial script under the directionof our voicecoaches.com producer! This class is informa-tive, lots of fun, and a great first step for anyone interest-ed in voice acting professionally. The class will meet at theCommunity Center and is open to anyone 18 years of ageand above. Space is limited and registration closes oneweek prior to class, so register early. Instructor: VoiceCoaches.

Date: Aug. 11Day: ThursdayTime: 6:30pm – 9:00pmPrice: $30

AWESOME ROBOTICS CAMPParticipants (ages 9-12) will extend their knowledge ofRobotics as they build and program unique projects.Whether it’s a car, a Ferris wheel or a crane, this camp willbe fun, challenging and AWESOME! At least one of therobots takes more than 100 steps to build. The final proj-ect will be the children’s unique Robot based on every-thing they have learned throughout the week and on theirimagination! Offered in partnership with ComputerExplorers, this weeklong program will meet at theGauntlett Community Center.

Dates: July 25 – July 29Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 12:30pm – 2:30pmPrice: $155

PAXON PREPWith Mr. MacNealThis program will prepare your child (students entering6th grade) for the Middle School experience. A guided tourof Paxon Hollow will begin the program. All students willhave daily interaction with a combination lock and beassigned a locker to store all belongings. The program willalso provide an explanation of the daily schedule and aglimpse into the curriculums in all major subject areas forthe first month. Strategies for early success such as studyskills, binder organization and time management will beintroduced. Paxon Hollow Middle School Teacher PeteMacNeal will coordinate the program. Please use mainbuilding entrance at Paxon Hollow to gain access. Contactthe recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration infor-mation.

Dates: Aug. 8 – Aug. 11Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:30am – 11:30amSite: Paxon Hollow MSPrice: $75

KITCHEN WIZARDS YOUTH COOKING CAMPSMarple Newtown Recreation and KitchenWizards willoffer two theme-based Youth Cooking Camps thissummer for children ages 5 to 10. The camps will beheld at Worrall Elementary School. Each participantwill receive a chef’s hat (toque), apron, recipe book-let and a certificate of completion. Contact the recre-ation office (610-353-2326) for registration informa-tion.

Eat Like the Presidents!To celebrate this election year, children will preparefavorite recipes from our presidents. They will“VOTE” for their favorite president based on the besttasting food. Let the pundits talk about the issues; wejust want to know who liked the best tasting food!

Dates: July 11 – July 14Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:30am – 12:00pmSite: Worrall SchoolPrice: $165

Eat Like the Olympians!In honor of the Summer Olympics, we will preparefavorite recipes from some of our United StatesOlympians and some of their esteemed Internationalcompetitors. Come join us and enjoy some specialOlympic treats!

Dates: July 25 – July 28Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:30am – 12:00pmSite: Worrall SchoolPrice: $165

JUNIOR GOLF CLINICThis program teaches children ages 7 to 16 the basic fun-damentals and etiquette of golf. Children will learn properstance and swing techniques, how to grip a club, addressthe ball and have FUN. Other aspects of the game to becovered include chipping and putting. Furthermore, partic-ipants will learn the basic rules of golf as well as theimportance of sportsmanship. No prior experience is nec-essary. Equipment will be provided if needed. Groups meetfor five one-hour clinics. The first four clinics meet on con-secutive Saturday mornings, while the fifth clinic is doneon a weekday evening on the golf course (date TBA byinstructor). Instruction will take place at Paxon HollowCountry Club’s practice facilities in Broomall. The programcoordinator is Dan Malley, PGA Professional.

Dates: June 4 – June 25Day: SaturdayTimes: 9:00am – 10:00am

(ages 7-11)10:30am – 11:30am(ages 12-16)

Price: $104

ADULT FEMALE GOLF CLINICThis program includes four one-hour clinics and is open tobeginner and intermediate female players. Participantswill be taught the basic fundamentals of the game (pos-ture, grip and aim) and how to swing the club. In addition,all players will work on their short game including bothchipping and putting. Clinics one through three will beheld on the practice range or putting green at PaxonHollow C.C., and the fourth clinic will be done on the golfcourse. While on the course, golf etiquette and speed ofplay will be discussed. The program coordinator is DanMalley, PGA Professional. If needed, equipment will beprovided.

Dates: June 7 – June 28Day: TuesdayTime: 6:30pm – 7:30pmPrice: $104

ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUEMarple Newtown Recreation’s Adult Basketball League isscheduled to begin Monday, September 12, 2016. Leaguegames will be played Monday through Thursday from7:00pm to 10:00pm at the Robert C. Gauntlett CommunityCenter Gym. Teams wishing more information on thisleague should contact the recreation office at 610-353-2326.

YOGAWith “Ha” meaning Sun and “Tha” meaning Moon, Hathayoga is a style of yoga that is physical and at the sametime deeply meditative. Through a variety of yoga pos-tures, attention to proper alignment is learned. Gentlemovement in union with breathing strengthens the bodyand increases flexibility, while freeing the mind from dailystress. A sense of harmony and balance is discovered.Other benefits include increased energy flow as nervechannels are cleared, improved concentration, blood cir-culation and digestion! Classes will meet in the GauntlettCommunity Center. Students should wear comfortableclothing and bring a yoga mat to class. This six-week yogaprogram will be taught by Yvette Pecoraro, a certifiedTriYoga instructor and RYT with Yoga Alliance.

Session 1: May 16 – June 27(No May 30)

Session 2: Sept. 12 – Oct. 24(No Oct. 3)

Day: MondayTimes: 6:15pm – 7:15pm (basics)

7:30pm – 8:30pm (level 1)Price: $55 per session

TAI CHI – 24 FORMTai Chi is one old form of Chinese exercise beneficial tohealth, and it is also a subtle, sophisticated, and scientificmethod of self-defense. It is basically made out of severalforms or sets originally derived from martial arts, and ittakes the forms of the natural movements of animals andbirds. However, unlike martial arts, Tai Chi is performeddeliberately slow, softly, and gracefully with smooth andeven transitions between movements. Those who practiceregularly will develop a healthy body and a calm, tranquilmind. It also provides a practical avenue for learning aboutbalance, alignment, fine-scale motor control, and rhythmof movement. Therefore, the practice will enable you tobetter stand, walk, run and correct poor posture. This pro-gram is suitable for people of all ages and requires nospecial equipment. Class will meet at the GauntlettCommunity Center. Lucia Coren will provide authenticChinese instruction.

Session 1: June 22 – Aug. 24Session 2: Sept. 14 – Nov. 30

(No Oct. 12 & Nov. 23)Day: WednesdayTime: 6:00pm – 7:00pmPrice: $60 per session

ZUMBA FITNESSThe Zumba® program fuses Latin and internationalrhythms with easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that feels more like a disco partythan a workout. Very little motivation is required becausewhen you hear the music, you can’t help but move! Ourgoal is simple: we want you to love working out! You canachieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absoluteblast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-ener-gizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage andcaptivate for life. The routines feature interval trainingsessions where fast and slow rhythms are combined totone and sculpt the total body while burning fat, especial-ly targeting the mid-section. Zumba® Fitness is so funthat it is now offered in over 100 countries worldwide.Certified Zumba® instructor Pam Nelson will coordinatethe program. Ages 14 and above are welcome. Classeswill meet in the Community Center Gym.

Complementary Classes – All Welcome!June 9 & Sept. 16:30pm – 7:30pm, Comm. Center

Session 1: June 16 – Aug. 11(No July 7)

Session 2: Sept. 8 – Oct. 27Day: ThursdayTime: 6:30pm – 7:30pmPrice: $70 per session

ZUMBA TONINGSaturday morning Zumba® Toning combines your favoritezumba rhythms with a component of toning exercises forthe legs, buttocks, arms, abdominals and core section.When it comes to body sculpting, Zumba Toning raises thebar (or rather, the toning stick). It combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and high-energy cardio work withLatin infused zumba moves to create a calorie-torching,strength-training dance fitness party. Students learn howto use lightweight, maraca-like toning sticks to enhancerhythm and tone all their target zones, including arms, absand thighs. Zumba Toning is a perfect way for enthusiaststo sculpt their bodies naturally while having a blast. Pleasebring a set of weights (3-5 lbs.) for the arm work and anexercise mat for the core and stretching. A great way tostart your weekend! Class will be held at the CommunityCenter Gym and will be conducted by Pam Nelson.

Session 1: May 21 – June 25Session 2: July 9 – Aug. 13Session 3: Sept. 10 – Oct. 15Day: SaturdayTime: 8:30am – 9:45amPrice: $60 per session

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MAD SCIENCEMarple Newtown Recreation has partnered with MadScience to offer three unique weeks of science campfor children ages 7 to 12. The camps will be held at theGauntlett Community Center. All campers will receive aquality take-home toy and experiment every day.Please bring a snack and drink each day. Please call therecreation office (610-353-2326) for complete details.

Camp 1: Mad Machines & Jr. Engineers(Ages 7-12)

Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them,this week of camp includes lots of both! The Junior MadScience engineers will design and build bridges and“skyscrapers” using simple tools andtheir imaginations. Participants willeven construct a geodesic domebig enough for all the campers tosit inside! Then the machine mad-ness starts…Children will discoverhow many different machines, simple and complex, weuse in our daily lives. Campers will have fun building theirown catapults to take home and will work with simplemachines such as pulleys, wedges, screws and levers.After the simple machines, we will move on to fun withthe Mad Science robots! We’ll play robot soccer, test line-tracking robots, and help our team direct our sound acti-vated robots around an obstacle course, all the whilelearning the science of robotics!

Dates: July 5 – July 8Days: Tue. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmPrice: $127

Camp 2: Radical Reactions & Detective Science(Ages 7-12)

In this weeklong program, campers will havetons of fun mixing up potions and experi-menting with all kinds of chemical reactions!Our young chemists will grow crystals, createsidewalk chalk, and even make chromatogra-phy T-Shirts to take home. Students will alsobecome science sleuths as they investigate how chem-istry provides evidence at the scene of a crime. Duringthis hands-on detective work, children will gather andtest “crime scene” clues, make and analyze their ownfingerprints, make rainbow stompers, and much more.

Dates: Aug. 1 – Aug. 5Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmPrice: $159

Camp 3: Mad Robots & Widgets(Ages 8-12)

Join us for a week of fun with robots!Learn about the uses of robots in ourworld and spend time playing withsuper-cool mad robots that could have amind of their own. Use your skills tobuild your very own working robot totake home to “live” with you. Join usthis summer in our Mad Science robot world! Supply fee(not included in price below) for your take-home robot is$30.

Dates: Aug. 22 – Aug. 26Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmPrice: $159

LEARN TO SWIMA “Learn to Swim” program will be held at the Marple Newtown High School Pool from June 27 to July 28. Qualified instructors will teach lessons for Beginner,Advanced Beginner and Intermediate swimmers. Lessons are open to anyone six years of age and above. Missed lessons by choice of the participant generallywill not be made-up.

Private / Semi-Private LessonsSession 1: June 27 – June 30Session 2: July 5 – July 7Session 3: July 11 – July 14Session 4: July 18 – July 21Session 5: July 25 – July 28

All lessons are 45 minutes in length and will meet Monday through Thursday (session2 Tuesday through Thursday) between 9:00am and 11:15am. Those registering forsemi-private lessons must register both (2) swimmers to get the semi-private rate.Semi-Private swimmers must be of the same ability level.

Price per session: $180/Private$135 (session 2)

$150 per Swimmer/Semi-Private$112.50 (session 2)

Group Swim LessonsSession 1: June 27 – June 30Session 2: July 5 – July 7Session 3: July 11 – July 14Session 4: July 18 – July 21Session 5: July 25 – July 28

Group lessons are available for beginner and advanced beginnerswimmers only. Student to instructor ratio is 3:1. All lessons are45 minutes in length and meet Monday through Thursday(Session 2 Tuesday through Thursday) at 11:15am.

Price per session: $135$101.25 (session 2)

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PILATESThis dynamic program offers a system of mind and bodyexercises focusing mainly on the abdomen, oblique mus-cles, and lower back. Pilates dramatically transforms theway your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strengthwithout excess bulk, creating a sleek toned body. Otherprogram benefits include increased lung capacity and cir-culation, as well as improved coordination, posture andbalance. Because Pilates teaches balance and control ofthe body, many participants experience positive bodyawareness for the first time. Ages 16 and above are wel-come. Class will meet at the Gauntlett Community Center.Please bring a rubber exercise mat to class. CertifiedPilates instructor Maria Klang will conduct the program.

Session 1: May 17 – July 12(No June 14)

Session 2: Aug. 2 – Aug. 23Session 3: Sept. 13 – Nov. 8

(No Oct.11)Day: TuesdayTime: 6:45pm – 7:45pmPrice: $70 session 1 & 3

$35 session 2

SOCCER SHOTSSoccer Shots is a leader in youth soccer development forchildren ages 3-6. Our nationally recognized programoffers a high energy, fun, age-appropriate introduction tothe wonderful game of soccer. Our innovative curriculumemphasizes both soccer skills and character develop-ment. Our goal is to leave a lasting, positive impact onevery child we serve. Join us and see why tens ofthousands of children throughout North America havebenefited from the Soccer Shots experience. The pro-gram will be conducted by Soccer Shots. Please visitwww.soccershots.org/delawarecounty to register. In addi-tion to cost below, there is an annual $15 registration feeper player.

Session 1: June 11 – July 30(No July 2)

Day: SaturdayTime: 9:45am – 10:30amSite: Veterans ParkPrice: $92

Session 2: June 14 – July 26Day: TuesdayTime: 6:30pm – 7:15pmSite: Veterans ParkPrice: $92

SOCCER SHOTS 2A 30 minute soccer clinic, specifically designed with song,routines, and fun at an age-specific level for 2 and young3 year olds. This program will most likely be your child’sfirst experience participating in an organized athletic classthat requires listening and following directions so ourcoaches are trained to nurture these aspiring young ath-letes. The program will meet at Veterans Park in Broomalland will be conducted by Soccer Shots. Please visitwww.soccershots.org/delawarecounty to register. In addi-tion to cost below, there is an annual $15 registration feeper player.

Session 1: June 11 – July 30(No July 2)

Day: SaturdayTime: 9:00am – 9:30amSite: Veterans ParkPrice: $97

Session 2: June 14 – July 26Day: TuesdayTime: 5:45pm – 6:15pmSite: Veterans ParkPrice: $97

WALK LIVEWalk Live is the live version of Leslie Sansone’s indoor aer-obic walking program which has been helping people getfit for over 25 years. In a Walk Live class, participants walk1, 2 and 3 miles in a group setting, using the proven tech-niques of Leslie’s Walk at Home program. With just fourbasic steps, participants get a safe, effective and FUNworkout. Participants will utilize all muscles in the body byincorporating simple arm movements which providesstrength training. Each session begins with a warm-up toprepare the body for exercise, and a cool-down to bring theheart rate and breathing back to normal for an overall safeworkout. This indoor aerobic walk class is geared for thosewho enjoy walking for fitness and weight loss. All ages arewelcome. Participants should use a good pair of walk-ing/fitness shoes and wear comfortable clothing. A toweland bottle of water are recommended. Class will be held atthe Gauntlett Community Center. The program coordinatoris Barb Campbell, a certified Walk Live instructor.

Session 1: June 1 – July 6Session 2: Sept. 14 – Oct. 26

(No Oct. 12)Day: WednesdayTime: 7:15pm – 8:00pmPrice: $60 per session

STROLLER STRIDESFitness for Mom…Fun for Baby!Welcome to Stroller Strides! Fitness forYou…Fun for Baby! Stroller Strides isa total fitness program that moms cando with their babies. It includes powerwalking and intervals of strength and bodytoning exercises using exercise tubing, thestroller and the environment. Taught by a certifiedand specially trained fitness instructor, it is a great work-out for any level of participant. Your Stroller Stridesinstructor will weave songs and activities into the routinedesigned to entertain and engage baby, while moms areled through a series of exercises specific to her role asmom. Each 60-minute class includes cardio, strengthtraining, abdominal work and stretching. Class can bemodified for moms of all fitness levels. Please bring a stur-dy stroller, plenty of water and a mat or towel. Take timefor yourself to workout with your baby or toddler in tow!The program meets at Veterans Park in Broomall. Formore information or to register please visithttp://media.fit4mom.com or email Melissa Posthauer [email protected].

Dates: May 2 – OngoingDays: Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat.Time: 9:30am – 10:30amSite: Veterans Park, BroomallPrices: $55 per month

$120 ten class pass$15 single class

TRITON SWIM TEAMAre you NEW to competitive swimmingor looking for a NEW team? The TritonSwim Team, a New USA SwimmingClub sponsored by Marple NewtownRecreation, is now enrolling swimmersages 5 and older. Marple Newtown HighSchool Swim Coach Tom Keer will becoordinating and leading the club which will utilize theHigh School Pool. (Summer Session at Rose Tree Woods.)Triton Swim Team is focused on developing individualskills in an energetic team atmosphere where all areencouraged to succeed and to promote swimming as alifelong sport. Please contact MN Recreation at 610-353-2326 for additional details and registration information. Allare welcome – Join anytime.

June Tune Up: May 31 – June 22Summer Session: June 23 – July 29Fall Session: Sept. 6 – Nov. 12

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TIGER BASKETBALL CAMPThis camp, to be held in Marple Newtown High School’sGym, is for boys ages 7 to 14. Campers will get instructionin rebounding, ball handling, passing, shooting, offensiveteam development and team defensive concepts. Eachcamper will receive a T-shirt and an individual profile reporton the last day of camp. Individual and team awards willalso be presented. All campers are required to bring alunch each day and swimming gear if they wish to swim.Camp coordinator is MN High School Boys BasketballCoach Eric Houck. Please make checks payable to MarpleNewtown Recreation and mail with registration form to 20Media Line Rd., Newtown Square, PA. 19073. For completedetails, contact the recreation office at 610-353-2326.

Dates: July 5 – July 8Days: Tue. – FriTime: 9:00am – 3:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $130

TIGER BASEBALL CAMPPlayers ages 8 to 14 will get instruction in throwing, field-ing, hitting, base running, and infield & outfield play. Inaddition, there will be simulated games each day. Eachcamper will get a T-shirt and an individual player evalua-tion at the end of the week. Camp will be held at theMarple Township Little League Thomas Field Property(Cedar Grove Rd. & Highland Ave.). Players must have theirown glove. Metal spikes are not permitted. Camp coordi-nators are Mark and Jason Jordan. Former high schooland college players will serve as counselors. In case ofinclement weather, please call the recreation office (610-353-2326) after 8:30am for instruction.

Dates: July 11 – July 14Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 12:30pmSite: Thomas FieldPrice: $95

U.K. ELITE 3-SPORT CAMPSoccer, Baseball & BasketballThis camp was designed to introduce young athletes(ages 6-12) to three of our most popular sports in a singlecamp setting. The camp format will introduce them to thebasic fundamentals of each sport in a safe and structuredenvironment. Each day, campers will partake in a varietyof fun-filled drills and games that reinforce the fundamen-tals and promote teamwork and sportsmanship.Participants should wear athletic clothing, sneakers, andshin guards (available through U.K. Elite) during soccerplay. Players should also bring a baseball glove, lunch(full-day campers only), water bottle and sunscreen on adaily basis. Each camper will receive a T-shirt. Instructionprovided by U.K. Elite Soccer Inc. Camp will be held at theGauntlett Community Center (meet at the West ChesterPike gym entrance). In case of inclement weather, campwill meet indoors. For registration information please con-tact the recreation office (610-353-2326).

Dates: July 11 – July 15Days: Mon. – Fri.Half-Day: 9:00am – 12:00pmFull-Day: 9:00am – 3:00pmSite: Comm. CenterPrice: $124 Half-Day

$189 Full-Day

TIGER CHEERLEADING CAMPThis four-day camp to be held at Marple Newtown HighSchool is planned for girls ages 6 to 15 and will cover allaspects of cheerleading including dance routines andcheers. Spirit Day preparation will also be included duringthe week. Comp conducted by the MN High School CheerTeam and Coaching Staff. All campers should bring theirlunch on a daily basis and swimming gear on Tuesday &Thursday. Please make checks payable to MarpleNewtown Recreation and mail along with registration formto 20 Media Line Road, Newtown Square, PA 19073. Forcomplete details call 610-353-2326.

Dates: July 18 – July 21Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 3:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $130

PETITE SOCCER CAMPThis weeklong camp for children ages 3 to 5 will be heldat the Gauntlett Community Center. During the camp, par-ticipants will begin to learn the fundamentals of soccerincluding controlling the ball, running with the ball, pass-ing, shooting, and scoring. Other program benefits includemotor skill development, social skill building throughinteraction with other children, and confidence building.All players should wear sneakers, shin guards (availablethrough U.K. Elite), and comfortable clothing. Each childwill receive a T-shirt. Instruction will be provided by U.K.Elite Soccer, Inc. In case of inclement weather, camp willmeet indoors. Please call the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration information.

Dates: July 11 – July 15Days: Mon. – Fri.Session 1: 9:00am – 10:30amSession 2: 10:45am – 12:15pmSite: Comm. CenterPrice: $114 per session

INSTRUCTORS WANTEDMarple Newtown Recreation is always insearch of good people with special talentsand skills. If you have a special talent andwould like to share that knowledge byinstructing a class or just want to passalong a great program idea, please call usat 610-353-2326.



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MN RECREATION DAY CAMPThis six-week, fun-filled program, for children ages 6 to12, begins June 27. Camp will meet at Worrall ElementarySchool (indoors & outdoors) Monday through Friday from8:45am to 3:45pm. No Camp July 4. The camp itinerary, tobe distributed the first day, will include both participantand staff initiated activities, free play and organizedevents, individual and group activities, and quiet andactive experiences. Directed activities will includeSporting Events, Arts & Crafts, Group Games, Field Trips,and Special Events. Registration for weekly sessionsbegins May 1. Early registration is strongly recommend-ed as space is limited. Additional fees will be required forfield trips. Please contact the recreation office (610-353-2326) for additional details.

Dates: June 27 – Aug. 5(No camp July 4)

Days: Monday – FridaySite: Worrall SchoolTime: 8:45am – 3:45pmPrices: $50 Registration &

$95/week$76 (July 5 – 8)

BOYS TIGER LACROSSE CAMPWhether you are a beginner wanting to learn the funda-mentals of the game or an experienced player looking toadvance your skills, the Tiger Lacrosse Camp is for you!The camp is designed so that players (grades 1 to 9 wel-come) have the opportunity to work in small groups withexperienced counselors and receive individualized atten-tion. Each camper will receive a Tiger Lacrosse CampPinnie and prizes will be given away each day. The campcoordinator is Keith Belson, Marple Newtown High SchoolAssistant Boys Lacrosse Coach. Other counselors willinclude Marple Newtown High School Players andCoaching Staff. Players are responsible for bringing stick,full pads, helmet (including mouth guard) and water tocamp each day. If you have any questions, please contactKeith Belson at [email protected]. Please makechecks payable to Marple Newtown Recreation and mail,along with registration form, to 20 Media Line Road,Newtown Square, PA 19073.

Dates: June 20 – June 23Days: Mon. – Thur.Times: 5:00pm – 6:30pm (1st-5th grade)

6:30pm – 8:00pm (6th-9th grade)Site: MN High School StadiumPrice: $125

LADY TIGER BASKETBALL CAMPAll girls ages 7-14 are encouraged to improve their bas-ketball skills during this instructional camp at MarpleNewtown High School. Campers will receive instruction onboth individual and team offensive (ball handling, passing& shooting) and defensive (rebounding, man-to-man andzone concepts) skills. Point of emphasis will also includeteam development. Each camper will receive a T-shirt andskills development schedule on the last day of camp. Allcampers are required to bring lunch each day and swim-ming gear if they wish to swim. The camp will be conduct-ed by MN High School Girls Basketball Head Coach RyanWolski and members of the team. Please make checkspayable to Marple Newtown Recreation and mail with reg-istration form to 20 Media Line Road, Newtown Square, PA19073. Please call 610-353-2326 for further information.

Dates: July 11 – July 14Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 3:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $130

JUNIOR GOLF CAMPDesigned to provide a fun, challenging, and supportiveenvironment for young players (ages 7-16 welcome) tolearn and enjoy the game of golf. Aside from the basic fun-damentals, camp will focus on the full swing, pitching,chipping, and putting. Rules and etiquette will also be cov-ered. Camp will meet at Paxon Hollow Country Club underthe direction of Dan Malley, PGA Professional. Please bringa baseball cap/visor, sunscreen and a water bottle tocamp each day. Although not required, you may bring yourown golf clubs. Please call the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration information.

Session 1: Aug. 1 – Aug. 5 (ages 7-11)Session 2: Aug. 8 – Aug. 12 (ages12-16)Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:30am – 11:30amSite: Paxon Hollow C.C.Price: $180 per session

JUNIOR TENNIS CAMPJunior Tennis Camp, for children ages 5 to 14, emphasizesthe fundamentals of tennis and will include fun-filleddrills, conditioning and match play. Ages 5 to 9 will use theUSTA 10 and under format complete with appropriatesized courts and balls. Instruction will be provided byMarple Newtown Boys and Girls Varsity Tennis Coach TomHarker and his assistants. Campers should bring a racketand drink on a daily basis. All other equipment will be pro-vided. Camp will take place at the Marple Newtown HighSchool Tennis Courts. Please make checks payable toMarple Newtown Recreation and mail, along with registra-tion form, to 20 Media Line Road, Newtown Square, PA19073.

Dates: July 25 – July 29Days: Mon. – Fri.Times: 9:00am – 10:30pm

(ages 5-9)10:30am – 12:00pm(ages 10-14)

Site: MNHS Tennis CourtsPrice: $99

TIGER SOFTBALL CAMPLearn the basics of this exciting sport and have fun aswell! This camp is designed for players ages 7-14 and isfocused on improving basic skills to help make playerssuccessful at the next level. Players will be divided intodifferent age groups for age appropriate activities.Participants will work on all aspects of the game includingbatting, fielding, throwing, and knowledge of the game.Anyone interested in pitching will get their own specificinstruction during the morning sessions with a chance topitch in games during the afternoon sessions. Afternoonswill include a series of scrimmage games and possibilityof swimming in the High School Pool (days TBA). CampCoordinator is Michael Snow, Head Softball Coach at MNHigh School. The camp will be conducted at the MN HighSchool softball fields. All players should provide their ownglove, bag lunch and sunscreen on a daily basis.Lunch/drink packages will be available for purchase atcamp. Please visit [email protected] for lunch fees (paidat camp) and additional camp information. Please contactthe recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration infor-mation. When registering, please provide size for camp T-shirt.

Dates: July 25 – July 28Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 2:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $155 ($130 before May 31)

TIGER FOOTBALL CAMPGrades K - 5The Tiger Youth Football Camp is a non-contact programdesigned to teach young athletes (entering grades K to 5)the proper techniques and fundamentals of football. Drillsessions and demonstrations will be presented under theguidance of the Marple Newtown High School FootballCoaching Staff. Techniques taught will include passing,running, ball handling, receiving, blocking, kicking, formtackling, and strength training. In addition, camp willinclude games of ultimate and touch football, as well as anobstacle course competition. The camp coordinator isMarple Newtown High School Head Coach Chris Gicking.Marple Newtown High School players and football alumniwill also be present each day to demonstrate techniquesand work with campers. Camp will be held at MarpleNewtown High School. All campers will receive a T-shirt.Each camper should bring non-metal cleats, sneakers (incase of rain), lunch, water bottle and swimming gear tocamp each day. Please contact the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration information.

Dates: June 27 – June 30Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 3:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $150 ($130 before June 3)

TIGER FOOTBALL CAMPGrades 6 - 8The Tiger Youth Football Camp is a non-contact programdesigned to teach young athletes (entering grades 6 to 8)the proper techniques and fundamentals of football. Drillsessions and demonstrations will be presented under theguidance of the Marple Newtown High School FootballCoaching Staff. Techniques taught will include passing,running, ball handling, receiving, blocking, kicking, formtackling, and strength training. In addition, camp willinclude chalk talk, game planning, film study and weightroom training. The camp coordinator is Marple NewtownHigh School Head Coach Chris Gicking. Marple NewtownHigh School players and football alumni will also be pres-ent each day to demonstrate techniques and work withcampers. Camp will be held at Marple Newtown HighSchool. All campers will receive a T-shirt. Each campershould bring non-metal cleats, sneakers (in case of rain)and a water bottle to camp each day. Lunch will be pro-vided. Please contact the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration information.

Dates: July 6 – July 8Days: Wed. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 2:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $119 ($99 before June 3)

ADULT BEGINNER TENNIS CAMPLearn the basics of tennis in a one week Adult BeginnersCamp starting July 25th. The fundamental strokes (fore-hand & backhand), serves and volleys will be taught andpracticed using fun drills and games. The basic positionsfor singles and doubles will be covered as well as the rulesof the game so that everyone will feel ready to begin play-ing this very social sport. Instruction will be provided byMarple Newtown Boys and Girls Varsity Coach Tom Harkerand his assistants. Participants should wear loose com-fortable clothing and sneakers. Rackets will be availablefor those who may need one. The program will be limitedto 12 campers and will take place at the Marple NewtownHigh School Tennis Courts. Please make checks payable toMN Recreation and mail, along with registration form, to20 Media Line Road, Newtown Square, Pa 19073.

Dates: July 25 – July 29Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 6:30pm – 8:00pmSite: MNHS Tennis CourtsPrice: $105



TIGER SOCCER TRAVEL TEAM CAMPCoaches, here is a unique opportunity in our own backyard to get your travel team ready for the fall season.Marple Newtown Recreation will be conducting a series oftravel team camps in July at Drexel Lodge park inNewtown Square. Teams of all age groups and skill levelsare invited to enjoy the wonderful game of soccer anddevelop their skills as a group. Sessions will focus on ballmastery, 1 vs. 1 skills, passing and receiving, as well aslearning crucial tactical principals involved in this beautifulgame. The camps will be taught by Joe Brangiel, whoholds both a National E and D license and is a member ofthe Garnet Valley High School Girls Soccer Coaching Staff.Since there are a limited number of slots available, teamswill be accepted on a first come, first served basis. Pleasecontact the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registra-tion information.

Session 1: July 18 – July 22Session 2: July 25 – July 29Times: 9:00am – 10:30am or

9:00am – 12:00pmSite: Drexel Lodge ParkPrices: $65 per team member / 90 min.

$90 per team member / 3 hours

ALL STARS CAMPBy Impact SportsA four-day camp for children ages 6 to 12 that will be heldat the Gauntlett Community Center. This All-Star programwill see each camper participate in a variety of differentsports including soccer, basketball, tag-rugby, cricket, fieldhockey, Dodgeball, and the Impact Sports Olympics. A live-ly and welcoming four days of camp fun! Instruction pro-vided by Impact Sports. Provided minimum enrollment-numbers are met, ages 6 to 9 and 10 to 12 will be groupedseparately. All participants will receive a T-shirt and certifi-cate of participation. Camp will be held at the GauntlettCommunity Center (meet at the West Chester Pike gymentrance). In case of inclement weather, camp will meetindoors. Please call the recreation office (610-353-2326)for registration information.

Dates: Aug. 1 – Aug. 4Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmSite: Comm. CenterPrice: $120

TOTAL SPORTS SQUIRTS CAMPBy U.S.A. Sport GroupU.S.A. Sport Group’s Total Sports Squirts programs allowchildren aged 3 to 5 to experience a new sport in eachsession of the program. Participants have the opportunityto try Lacrosse, Soccer, Basketball, T-Ball, Floor Hockey,Flag Football, Parachute Games and more in a safe, struc-tured environment. The Total Sports Squirts program isideal for a child who wants to try his or her hand at a littleof everything. As your child develops a favorite sport, theycan then move on to one of our sports specific Squirtsclasses. As with all Squirts programs, the emphasis is onsafety, fun and learning. All sports are presented in a pos-itive and relaxed environment with an emphasis on partic-ipation, interaction and communication. Instruction provid-ed by the U.S.A. Sport Group. All campers will receive a T-shirt. Please dress appropriately (athletic cloth-ing/sneakers), apply sunscreen and bring a snack andwater bottle on a daily basis. Camp will be held at theGauntlett Community Center (meet at the West ChesterPike gym entrance). In case of inclement weather, campwill meet indoors. Please call the recreation office (610-353-2326) for registration information.

Dates: Aug. 22 – Aug. 26Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 4:30pm – 5:30pmSite: Comm. CenterPrice: $95

MULTI-SPORTS CAMPBy U.S.A. Sport GroupThe U.S.A. Sport Group’s flagship Total Play Multi SportsCamp is where your child (ages 5-7 yrs & 8-11 yrs) has theopportunity to play over 15 different sports from aroundthe world in one fun packed week! They include tradition-al sports such as baseball, soccer and basketball as wellas non-traditional sports like bocce, cricket and ultimateFrisbee. All activities will allow children to develop control,accuracy, coordination and timing. Each sport will be deliv-ered as a series of progressive games and scrimmagesdesigned to enhance knowledge, skill and character on theplaying field. With a camper to coach ratio of 12:1, ourinternational coaching staff will ensure that your childreceives plenty of individual instruction throughout theweek. Instruction provided by the U.S.A. Sport Group. Allcampers will receive a T-shirt. Please dress appropriately(athletic clothing/sneakers), apply sunscreen and bring asnack and water bottle on a daily basis. Camp will be heldat the Gauntlett Community Center (meet at the WestChester Pike gym entrance). In case of inclement weather,camp will meet indoors. Please call the recreation office(610-353-2326) for registration information.

Dates: Aug. 22 – Aug. 26Days: Mon. – Fri.Times: 9:00am – 4:00pm or

9:00am – 12:30pm or1:00pm – 4:00pm

Site: Comm. CenterPrices: $195 full day

$165 a.m. half day$115 p.m. half day

SQUIGGLES CAMPBy Impact SportsA camp providing the opportunity for children (ages 3 to 5)to take part in mini-basketball, soccer, tag-rugby and mini-Olympic activities as well as a treasure hunt, obstaclecourse and bucket blast games! Each child will be wel-comed and supported through their first steps into sportsby nurturing and caring coaches. Instruction provided byImpact Sports. Camp will be held at the GauntlettCommunity Center (meet at the West Chester Pike gymentrance). In case of inclement weather, camp will meetindoors. Please call the recreation office (610-353-2326)for registration information.

Dates: Aug. 1 – Aug. 4Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 10:15amSite: Comm. CenterPrice: $90

ULTIMATE SUMMER CAMPLeave your electronic devices at home!!!! Your child (enter-ing grades 5 to 8 welcome) will begin each day with somelight stretching and exercising. They will then enjoy morn-ings filled with hiking, cooperative games, and a variety ofoutdoor activities (kick the can, capture the flag, kickballetc.)! Next, we will move indoors for some math and read-ing activities. Your child will then eat a delicious lunch pre-pared at home. The afternoon fun begins with a climb onthe cargo net and rock wall!!! Each day concludes with thecampers playing relaxing board games. The camp will beheld at Paxon Hollow Middle School and directed by PaxonHollow teachers Mr. MacNeal and Mr. Wendler. Please con-tact the recreation office (610-353-2326) to register or foradditional information.

Session 1: June 27 – July 1Session 2: July 11 – July 15Session 3: July 18 - July 22Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 9:00am – 3:00pmPrice: $200 ($175 before June 1)

Per session

WILDERNESS SURVIVAL CAMPBy GeoventuresHave what it takes to be an outdoor survivor? This camp,for children ages 10 to 14, introduces the world of wilder-ness survival using ancient skills and modern tools.Campers are challenged to build natural shelters, areintroduced to outdoor navigation and signaling, learn howto pack for adventures with their families, and practice thesecrets of invisibility and stealth. Each day will includehands-on activities, discussion and a team activity. Pleasebring a water bottle and healthy snack; wear comfortableshoes and dress for activity and the weather (camp typi-cally held rain or shine). The program will be held at DrexelLodge Park in Newtown Square. Please contact the recre-ation office (610-353-2326) to register or for additionalinformation.

Dates: Aug. 15 – Aug. 18Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmSite: Drexel lodgePrice: $135

TIGER WRESTLING CAMPThis technique camp is designed for all wrestlers ages 7to 16, regardless of experience. There will be differentiat-ed instruction that has a high percentage of success on alllevels of wrestling. Top-notch technicians will tailor theinstruction to the appropriate level of the wrestler. Thecamp Coordinator is Don Tabar, a former NCAA-II WrestlingCoach of the Year. Camp Technicians include PatrickCallaghan, MNHS all-time takedown leader. Monday willfocus on technique from the feet (neutral position). It willinclude stance, motion, level changes, penetration, setups,and attacking an opponent. Tuesday will continue tech-nique on the feet, but will add more attacks and countersto an opponent’s attack. Wednesday will focus on the bot-tom defensive position. Stand-ups, sit-outs, switches, rolls,and variations of each will be presented. The top or offen-sive position will be focal point on Thursday. Breaking downthe opponent, countering an opponent’s moves, and turningthe opponent for the ultimate pin will be shown. Each childshould wear wrestling shoes. Camp will be held at MarpleNewtown High School. Please contact the recreation office(610-353-2326) to register or for additional information.

Dates: June 20 – June 23Days: Mon. – Thur.Time: 5:00pm – 8:00pmSite: MN High SchoolPrice: $120

STEM ROLLER COASTER CAMPBy Learn to Connect, LLCCampers (entering grades 6, 7 & 8) will ride the best rollercoasters at Dorney and Hershey Parks while learning thescience behind these exciting thrill rides. The group willmeet at the Gauntlett Community Center for three hours(9am-12pm) of classroom roller coaster investigations andfun on Monday,Wednesday and Friday. They will then trav-el to Dorney Park on Tuesday and Hershey Park onThursday for full days (8am-5pm) of roller coaster adven-ture. Classroom investigations will include exploring rollercoaster concepts (speed & energy) and building modelroller coasters, while amusement park days will allow kidsto measure and explore what they have learned. Camp feeincludes tickets to both Dorney and Hershey Parks, trans-portation, camp T-shirt (include size when registering), andall activity materials. The roller coasters at each park haveminimum height requirements; participants under 54” willhave limited access. Don’t miss out on the fun of thisunique camp! Please contact the recreation office (610-353-2326) to register or for additional information.

Dates: July 11 – July 15Days: M, W & F (9:00am-12:00pm)

T & Th (8:00am-5:00pm)Price: $350

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PROGRAM INFORMATION – We donot confirm registrations. No news isgood news! You will be advised only ifthe class is filled or cancelled. Unlessnoted, programs and activities takeplace at the Gauntlett CommunityCenter. Simply show up at the programlocation on the date and time indicat-ed in the brochure.

REGISTRATION FORMS – Must becomplete and on file in the recreationoffice prior to program participation.

CONFIDENTIALITY – Informationregarding minor children is consideredconfidential and will only be sharedwith the parents or legal guardianslisted on the registration form. Familydata (address, phone number & emailaddress) will be shared with instruc-tors and coaches.

CANCELLATIONS – Marple NewtownRecreation reserves the right to cancela class or an entire activity for whichthere is insufficient registration or forany other reasonable cause.

TRIPS – Most trips depart from theRobert C. Gauntlett Community Center.There are NO refunds for “no shows”!

NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING – In case ofan emergency, please include on yourregistration form the name and phonenumber of an English speakingperson.

PARENT RESPONSIBILITY – Parentsare not to bring children to an activitysite prior to the activities scheduledstart time. In addition, parents areresponsible for picking up childrenpromptly at the conclusion of eachactivity.

INCLEMENT WEATHER – Recreationprograms and activities will generallybe cancelled if schools are closed ordismiss early due to the weather.Please call 610-353-2326 for programcancellation information. For eveningand weekend programs, a recordedmessage will indicate if a program hasbeen cancelled. Most cancelled class-es will be rescheduled or added at theend of the session.

SPECIAL PEOPLE – Handicapped andother special individuals are acceptedin all programs and activities. Pleaseconsult the recreation office duringregistration.

INSURANCE – The Marple NewtownJoint Recreation Commission carriesliability and property damage insur-ance only. Program participants areexpected to use personal family healthplans for medical coverage.

PRICES – Most activity prices are list-ed. Payment must be received inadvance for each program desired.

NON-RESIDENT PRICES – Most pro-grams are open to non-residents atstated price, plus $10.

MULTIPLE CHILDREN FAMILIES –When registering three or more chil-dren from the same family for thesame program, check with the recre-ation office for discount prices. Clinicsand contracted activities are notincluded.

REFUNDS – Are subject to a $10administrative charge and approvedonly if the request is received threebusiness days before the first class. Inreference to trips and one-day work-shops, refunds are only given if areplacement can be found.

RETURNED CHECK FEES – Allreturned checks are subject to a $25processing fee.

CREDIT CARDS (VISA & MASTER-CARD) – Are accepted EXCEPT for ski,movie and amusement park tickets.These transactions are cash only.

WHEELCHAIR – If needed, a donatedwheelchair is available for programparticipants attending activities andevents at the Gauntlett CommunityCenter. Please call the recreation office(610-353-2326) to make arrange-ments for use.

COMMUNITY CENTER USE

Please contact the recreation office(610-353-2326) daily between9:00am and 3:00pm for informa-tion on organizational meetingrooms, exhibition space, and gymusage. The newly renovatedCommunity Center Gym is availablefor team and league use, practicesand special events.

DON’T WAITTO REGISTER

Nothing cancels a program quickerthan waiting until the last minute toregister. If there are not enough regis-trants by a certain date, the programyou want could be canceled – soplease register early. You could makethe difference whether or not a pro-gram happens!

REGISTER TODAY - DON’T DELAY!

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