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SUMMER 2010 REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 1ST Camp Price List - 2010 A deposit is required along with completed registration form. DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE AFTER JUNE 1ST. :: Camp Redwing — June 21st - August 6th, 9 am - 3 pm Camp Redwing – resident. $100* Camp Redwing – nonresident $120 Camp Redwing - scholarship $ 25 Camp Redwing - deposit $ 25 :: Camp Redwing Weekly Themes (ages 6 - 11) Where the Wild Things Are June 21 – 25 Follow Max as we embark on a journey into the wild. Become king (or queen) of all wild things. We might even wear our pajamas one day. “Let the wild rumpus start!” Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field trip to Henry Vilas Zoo. Storytails June 28 – July 2 Uncover the truth behind the many myths and legends about animals that humans have been telling for centuries. Some of them were used to scare children into being good and some were used to teach lessons. Join us and see what’s fact or fiction! Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field to the Midwest Museum of Natural History. Where the Sidewalk Ends July 5 – 9 What lies beyond the sidewalk? On the other side of the window? Outside the backdoor? Join us for a week filled with discovery and adventure. Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field trip to the Burpee Museum. The Lorax July 12 – 16 The word of the Lorax seems perfectly clear that, unless you are here, you’ll miss this great week and all that the Truffula Tree speaks. For the fact of the matter you’ll be mad as a hatter if all that we do is somehow missed by who? You! Join us for fishing, labs and great fun. For hikes, crafts and swimming but not too much hot sun! Field trip to Atwood Environmental Center. Adapt or Die! July 19 – 23 What are adaptations and why are they important? Learn about the special ways in which animals and plants have evolved to survive in their specific habitats. Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field trip to Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. The Salamander Room July 26 – July 30 Why is it hard to raise critters we catch outside? Why can’t a salamander live under your bed? This week we’ll find out why, based on a great book about a boy who brings home a wild pet. Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field trip to Camp Winnebago. The First Forest 2 – 6 Imagine a world without trees. Without their beautiful fall colors. Without places for the birds and squirrels to hide. Imagine what it would be like to be a tree in that first forest. Come celebrate the beauty and wonder of trees this week. Other activities during this week include fishing, labs, crafts, hikes, swimming and a field trip to Royal Oak Farm in Harvard.
:: Camp Redtail (ages 12 - 15) Redtail introduces minimum impact camping and outdoor adventure skills to pre-teens. There are usually two trips each year to a variety of different places. Caving - Maquoketa Caves State Park: July 6th to 9th Backpacking - Porcupines Mountains: July 27th to July 30th Camp Redtail - resident $200 :: Camp Ducktails — June 21st - August 6th, 9:00 am - 11:30 pm
:: Camp Ducktails Weekly Themes (ages 5 - 6) Scranimals June 21 – 25 Learn your ABC’s the animal way! This week we will make our way through the alphabet and learn about different animals along the way, maybe even visit a few!! Other activities during this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. Rock-A-Bye-Baby June 28 – July 2 Aren’t baby animals cute? We will learn all about them this week. Would you like it if your mom carried you around in a pouch all day? And your dad caught live bugs for you to eat? Other activities during this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. Nature’s Bouquet July 5 – 9 This week is all about wildflowers. Do you have a favorite? We’ll see, touch, smell, and maybe even taste a few. We’ll even get to visit the bees that help to pollinate them! Other activities this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. Horton Hears a Who July 12 – 16 Have you heard on the breeze the sound of something so small it’s smaller than fleas? Imagine surprise when out from under your eyes come small little creatures gone unnoticed just because of their size. On walks we will go with our backpacks in tow. What fun we will have. I can’t wait til we go! Walk This Way July 19 – 23 Animals move in all kinds of interesting and sometimes crazy ways! Have you ever crawled on your belly or walked on your toes? What about swing from your arms or hang upside down? Join us this week and maybe you’ll get too! Other activities during this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. Water You Doing Here? July 26 – July 30 Would you like to be a fish, a frog or a duck? Learn what lives in or near the water as we go exploring along the edge of a pond and poking through the marsh. We might even go fishing! Other activities during this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. Everybody Needs a Rock August 2 – 6 Not for throwing just for showing. Rocks come in all sizes, shapes and colors. And they are great for collecting. Come this week and start a collection or add to the one you already have! Other activities during this week include crafts, snacks, stories and nature walks. :: Extended Care - per camper…..…………….…………………….………………………….…$10/day *FAMILY DISCOUNT - $5 DISCOUNT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL SIBLING. MUST BE ENROLLED IN SAME WEEK OF DAY CAMP. DOES NOT APPLY TO CAMP REDTAIL OR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS.
>A free camp T-shirt is included with the first week registered only.<
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