2020 Summer Camp Series Guide by Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation

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SUMMER

JUNE 1 – JULY 31, 2020 REGISTRATION BEGINS JANUARY 7 AT NOON

Registration begins at noon on January 7

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Online or in-person at one of the 11 Carmel Elementary schools or the Monon Community Center.

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Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation was awarded the Darkness to Light Partner in Prevention distinction for 2019 – 2020. This represents our commitment to the prevention of child abuse and helping children grow up healthy and whole.

CONTACT US: carmelclayparks.com 1235 Central Park Drive East Carmel, IN 46032 317.848.7275 | InTrac: 711 Weather Hotline: 317.843.3870

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Half-Day Nature Camps (ages 4 – 6 + 6 – 10)

Adventures in Art (ages 5 – 8)

The Summer Experience (ages 5 – 8)

Science of Summer (ages 5 – 8)

Under the Sun (ages 5 – 8)

Camp C.A.R.E. (ages 5 – 9)

Boys Rock! Girls Rule! (ages 5 – 9)

Move to Improve (ages 6 – 12)

Outdoor Explorers (ages 7 – 13)

Adventures in Art (ages 9 – 11)

The Summer Experience (ages 9 – 11)

Science of Summer (ages 9 – 11)

Under the Sun (ages 9 – 11)

Success on Stage: Acting (ages 9 – 14)

Success on Stage: Stage Design (ages 9 – 14)

Chillville (ages 9 – 13)

Lead the Way (ages 10 – 14)

I.M.P.A.C.T. (ages 12 – 15)

Policies, Scholarships, Inclusion Statement, Modifications + Other Considerations

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Ages 4 – 6

Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1195 Central Park Drive West *JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 West 116th Street

HALF-DAY NATURE CAMPS

Min: 10 • Max: 24 Ratio: 1-to-7 $85/week

Looking for a half-day camp option for your preschooler? Look no further! Our half-day camps provide your child with the opportunity to explore and experience nature hands-on. They’ll learn how to spot wildlife habitats, how to stay safe when out in nature and participate in other fun, themed activities. Have your child join us and they’ll be transformed into a happy camper!

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Closed-toe shoes. • Snack. • Waterbottle. • Apply sunscreen before arrival.

Questions? Contact Erica Foreman at eforeman@carmelclayparks.com or 317.843.3861.

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Marvelous Mammals

June 1 – 5

1001013-01

Digging For Dinosaurs

June 8 – 12

1001013-02

Buzz and Flutter

June 15 – 19

1001013-03

Explore Your Senses

June 22 – 26

1001013-04

Feathered Friends

June 29 – July 3

1001013-05

Mini Meteorologists

July 6 – 10

1001013-06

Safety Town (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)

July 13 – 17

1001013-07

Safety Town (12:00 – 4:00 p.m.)

July 13 – 17

1001013-08

Slippery, Slimy Critters

July 20 – 24

1001013-09

Water, Water, Everywhere

July 27 – 31

1001013-10

Mud Fest*

August 3 – 7

1001013-11

Marvelous Mammals

Let’s take a closer look at furry critters called mammals! Learn the remarkable traits different mammals have that make them masters of their environment. Kids will use imaginary play to become a burrowing bunny, crafty coyote and more. We’ll look for squirrel nests, mouse tunnels and signs of animal activity on the trails in Central Park!

Digging for Dinosaurs

T-Rex, Triceratops and Stegosaurus collide! Campers will learn all about dinosaurs, both big and small! We will go on a pretend dinosaur-dig at the park, create our own dinosaurs and we may even find a dino track or two.

Buzz and Flutter

Bees, caterpillars, ants and more! Together we will learn about all kinds of tiny bugs found in Central Park. We’ll collect and identify all kinds of beetles, butterflies and more and release them back into the wild.

Mini Meteorologists

This week we will learn about our five senses while we enjoy the smells, sights and sounds of nature. Each day we will learn about one of our five senses while exploring Central Park and enjoy a craft, activity and story.

Did you ever wonder what causes the weather? Why is it hot in the summer and cold in the winter? Campers will make a cloud identifier window and put together a mini weather station to record what is going on outside each day! Let’s see if you can predict the weather.

Feathered Friends

Safety Town

Explore Your Senses

Falcons, woodpeckers, cardinals and more! Take flight and discover the world of birds! Campers will learn bird calls, search for birds in the woods as well as read stories and create birdthemed crafts.

Come to Safety Town and learn about water, bike and outdoor safety. Campers will learn about stranger danger from a police officer, check out a fire truck with fire fighters, practice bike safety in our mini Carmel Clay town and have fun while becoming more aware of the world around them.

Slippery, Slimy Critters

Does your child love snakes, turtles, toads, frogs and other cold-blooded critters? We will spend the week studying and learning about different reptiles and amphibians who call Indiana home. A few will even visit camp! Children will have an opportunity to hold a snake and feed a toad as they explore the various habitats in Central Park.

Water, Water, Everywhere

Water is amazing! It can form mountains and is needed to sustain life! Let’s look for animals who live near or in the Central Park lagoon, wade in the water in search of water critters and play in the Westermeier Commons Splash Pad!

Mud Fest

Let’s get messy! We will learn about soil, play in mud and have messy science experiments, art projects and more! The messier, the better!

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Ages 6 – 10

Monday – Friday 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1195 Central Park Drive West *JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 West 116th Street

HALF-DAY NATURE CAMPS

Min: 10 • Max: 24 Ratio: 1-to-7 $85/week

Looking for a half-day camp option for your elementary-aged kiddo? Look no further! Our half-day camps provide your child with the opportunity to explore and experience nature hands-on. They’ll learn how to spot wildlife habitats, how to stay safe when out in nature and participate in other fun, themed activities. Have your child join us and they’ll be transformed into a happy camper!

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Closed-toe shoes. • Snack. • Waterbottle. • Apply sunscreen before arrival.

Questions? Contact Erica Foreman at eforeman@carmelclayparks.com or 317.843.3861.

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

June 1 – 5

1001014-01

Fishing

June 8 – 12

1001014-02

Pollinators

June 15 – 19

1001014-03

Life Cycles

June 22 – 26

1001014-04

Ornithology

June 29 – July 3

1001014-05

Meteorology

July 6 – 10

1001014-06

Herpetology

July 20 – 24

1001014-07

Geology

July 27 – 31

1001014-08

Wilderness Survival*

August 3 – 7

1001014-09

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

Did you know it takes a plastic bag 10 to 20 years to decompose? Or that it takes a glass bottle 1,000,000 years to decompose? Campers will use recycled goods to create art projects as well as learn ways to reduce trash in their home through interactive games and activities. Saving the world can be fun!

Fishing

Let’s go down to the ole fishin’ hole! Campers will learn how to put the pole together and thread the hook on the line. We will make our own bobbers, play fishing games and spend time panfishing. We will provide all the necessary fishing equipment.

Pollinators

Did you know we need insects to survive? Our food source depends on pollinators. Many of our native pollinators are on the decline. We’ll discover which pollinators live in Central Park and how we can help increase and attract them so we can enjoy our favorite foods!

Life Cycles

Plants and animals experience physical changes that allow them to reach adulthood and produce new organisms. Campers will learn about metamorphosis, the food chain and adaptation to the environment through games, crafts and hikes in the woods.

Ornithology

Ornithology, the study of birds, is fun and fascinating! We’ll dissect owl pellets, learn bird calls and hike around Central Park looking for woodpeckers, robins, cardinals, warblers and other colorful birds. While honing their birding skills, campers will play games, create unique pieces of art and more!

Meteorology

Did you ever wonder what causes the weather? Why is it hot in the summer and cold in the winter? Campers will make a mini tornado in a bottle, study clouds and learn all about the weather. We will construct a mini weather station to record what is going on outside each day. Let’s see if you can predict the weather!

Herpetology

Herpetology is the study of amphibians such as frogs, toads and salamanders as well as reptiles such as snakes, lizards and turtles. We’ll search for tadpoles, toads and water snakes in the lagoon and learn about these amazing creatures using active games, experiments and crafts. This program includes live animals. Kids can choose to look at or hold the animals, if they are comfortable.

Geology

Geology encompasses various fields of study of the Earth. Campers will learn all about rocks by testing them for characteristics such as hardness, luster, color, streak and gravity. Campers will learn about volcanoes, seismic tremors and more through experiments and art projects.

Wilderness Survival

Spend the week learning how to survive in the wild! Campers will build a shelter out of leaves and branches, learn to use a compass and read a map. We’ll also spend time learning about archery and use a recurve bow to hit a target.

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Ages 5 – 8

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 30 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

ADVENTURES IN ART

Let’s go on an art adventure! Together we’ll explore the world of art in a hands-on setting. Campers will use their creativity and imagination as they paint, create and build using traditional and non-traditional materials. We must warn you: The creative mind does what the creative mind wants, so things may get a little messy! Please wear clothing appropriate for getting hands-on with art.

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.6917

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Principles of Art June 1 – 5

476007-01

Holliday Park

Jewelry Totally Rocks June 8 – 12

476007-02

Pottery By You

Draw It June 15 – 19

476007-03

Indianapolis Central Library

Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Focus on Color) June 22 – 26 476007-04

Conner Prairie

Create with Clay June 29 – July 3

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

476007-05

Presents for You (Create Gifts for Special People) July 6 – 10 476007-06

Incrediplex

Fun in the Sun (Summer-themed Art) July 13 – 17 476007-07

Inlow Park

Animal Art July 20 – 24

Indianapolis Zoo

476007-08

Entertaining with Art (Exploring Art Through TV & Movie Entertainment) July 27 – 31 476007-09 Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

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Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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THE SUMMER EXPERIENCE

Ages 5 – 8

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CARMEL MIDDLE SCHOOL 300 South Guilford Avenue Max: 80 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

You have arrived to your destination: The Summer Experience. We hope you came prepared for a summer of fun! We’ll explore sports, nature, art and so much more. Campers will splash in The Waterpark, explore a local park and experience summer fun on a field trip adventure! We’ll learn new things, make new friends, create memories that last a lifetime, and experience summer every day! THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

Into the Woods June 1 – 5 476002-01

Mounds State Park & Cool Creek Park

Clean & Green June 8 – 12 476002-02

Hunter’s Honey Farm & Forest Park

We are Family (Teambuilding) June 15 – 19 476002-03

Garfield Park Conservatory & Jameson Camp

The Art Experience June 22 – 26 476002-04

Civic Theater & Falls Park

Blast from the Past June 29 – July 3 476002-05

Conner Prairie & Arbuckle Acres

Super Sports Spectacular July 6 – 10 476002-06

Washington Township Park & NIFS/NCAA Hall of Champions

Animal Adventures July 13 – 17 476002-07

Fort Wayne Zoo & Southeastway Park

Inventor’s Workshop July 20 – 24 476002-08

Kid Commons & Dillon Park

Summer Finale July 27 – 31 476002-09

Holliday Park & SkyZone

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • 2 separate snacks. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Wednesday & Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.5267

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Ages 5 – 8

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 30 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

SCIENCE OF SUMMER

Science is all around us and it is COOL! Campers will explore the scientific method in a hands-on setting and have lots of fun doing it. We’ll conduct experiments, watch demonstrations and make take-home projects that reinforce the week’s focus. Our experiments tend to get a little messy, so be sure to send your child(ren) in clothes appropriate for getting hands-on with science!

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.0816

THEME + DATES

ACTIVITY #

FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Wild About Animals (Zoology) June 1 – 5 476006-01

Indianapolis Zoo

Captain Planet (Environmental Science) June 8 – 12 476006-02

Holliday Park

Riders on the Storm (Meteorology) June 15 – 19 476006-03

Indiana State Museum

Body Language (Body Science) June 22 – 26 476006-04

Incrediplex

Space Jam (Astronomy) June 29 – July 3

Muncie Children’s Museum

476006-05

Can We Build It? (Engineering) July 6 – 10 476006-06

Skateland

Planes, Trains & Automobiles (Physics) July 13 – 17 476006-07

Woodland Lanes

Mad Science (Chemistry) July 20 – 24

Jameson Camp

476006-08

Junior Archaeologists (Dinosaurs) July 27 – 31 476006-09

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

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Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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UNDER THE SUN

Ages 5 – 8

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CREEKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL 3525 West 126th Street Max: 80 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

Don’t want to choose sports or art? Enjoy being energetic and laid back? Try a little bit of everything Under the Sun! Together with our friends we’ll jump headfirst into all sorts of adventures. Our structured schedule is filled to the brim with ever-changing, exciting activities! THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Frontier Days June 1 – 5

476001-11

Conner Prairie

Summer Safari June 8 – 12

476001-12

Indianapolis Zoo

All-star Sports June 15 – 19

476001-13

Hamilton County Sports Complex

Splashin’ Shenanigans June 22 – 26

476001-14

Central Park

Keep Summer Green (Environment) June 29 – July 3 476001-15

West Park

Up, Up & Away (Superheroes) July 6 – 10 476001-16

Incrediplex

I Love the 80s July 13 – 17

476001-17

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Hollywood Stars July 20 – 24

476001-18

Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

Summer Olympics July 27 – 31

476001-19

NIFS/NCAA Hall of Champions

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Wednesday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.258.8266

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Ages 5 – 9

Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

FOUNDERS PARK 11675 Hazel Dell Parkway Max: 80 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

CAMP C.A.R.E.

It’s the feel-good camp of the summer: Camp C.A.R.E. Experience Community, Adventure, Reward and Engagement. Campers will help others, explore Indiana and the world around them, take care of the environment, keep up with trends and have a blast while learning about themselves! Fill your summer with memories that will last a lifetime at Camp C.A.R.E.

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • 2 separate snacks. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Wednesday & Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.6579

THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

To Indiana & Beyond June 1 – 5 476001-01

Rhythm Discovery Center & Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Clean & Green (Environment) June 8 – 12 476001-02

Holliday Park & Eagle Creek Park

Camp Throwback June 15 – 19 476001-03

Muncie Children’s Museum & River Heritage Museum

Water Daze June 22 – 26 476001-04

Morse Beach & Inlow Park

Heroes Assemble! June 29 – July 3 476001-05

Indiana State Police Museum & Grissom Air Museum

Mainstream Summer (Pop Culture) July 6 – 10 476001-06

Indianapolis Central Library & Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Full STEAM Ahead July 13 – 17 476001-07

Skateland & Newfields

Whodunnit? (Mystery) July 20 – 24 476001-08

Indianapolis Executive Airport & Bowl 32

Sharing is Caring (Community Service) July 27 – 31 476001-09

Good Samaritan Network & Central Park

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Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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BOYS ROCK! GIRLS RULE!

Ages 5 – 9

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JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 West 116th Street Max: 30 Boys • 30 Girls Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

Boys Rock! Girls Rule! Together we’ll discover what makes us each unique and learn how our differences are our strengths — especially when we work together! We’ll get dirty on the field and primp like princesses. Join in the fun as we celebrate how awesome we all are and how everybody rocks and rules. There will be an on-site entertainer on Wednesday. THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Animal Planet June 1 – 5

476010-01 (Boys) 476010-11 (Girls)

Indianapolis Zoo

The Great Outdoors June 8 – 12

476010-02 (Boys) 476010-12 (Girls)

Holliday Park

Imagination Station June 15 – 19

476010-03 (Boys) 476010-13 (Girls)

Kids Commons

Getting Dirty June 22 – 26

476010-04 (Boys) 476010-14 (Girls)

Dillon Park

Blast From the Past June 29 – July 3

476010-05 (Boys) 476010-15 (Girls)

Conner Prairie

Around the World July 6 – 10

476010-06 (Boys) 476010-16 (Girls)

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Princesses & Superheroes July 13 – 17

476010-07 (Boys) 476010-17 (Girls)

Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

Tropical Beach Bash July 20 – 24

476010-08 (Boys) 476010-18 (Girls)

Inlow Park

Games Galore July 27 – 31

476010-09 (Boys) 476010-19 (Girls)

Incrediplex

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.8475

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Ages 6 – 12

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

CLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL 5150 East 126th Street

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1195 Central Park Drive West

MOVE TO IMPROVE

Max: 50 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

Let’s get moving with a summer full of sports fun! Each week we’ll focus on learning the fundamentals of a new sport and work with each camper to reach their goals. Remember: This camp is not designed for pros, we’ll all be learning about these awesome sports together! Our coaches are ready and the field is set. Now all we need is you!

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle. • 2 Separate snacks. • Sunscreen. • Hat. • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.258.6504

THEME + DATES

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LOCATION

Goal! (Soccer) June 1 – 5

476009-01

Clay Middle School

Gold Medal! (Track & Field) June 8 – 12

476009-02

Clay Middle School

Touchdown! (Football) June 15 – 19

476009-03

Clay Middle School

Hey Batter! (Baseball) June 22 – 26

476009-04

Clay Middle School

Heading to the Top! (Soccer) June 29 – July 3 476009-05

Clay Middle School

Backyard Games! July 6 – 10

Clay Middle School

476009-06

Hoosier Hoopin’ (Basketball) July 13 – 17 476009-07

Monon Community Center West

Pickleball! July 20 – 24

476009-08

Monon Community Center West

Buzzer Beater! (Basketball) July 27 – 31

476009-09

Monon Community Center West

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Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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OUTDOOR EXPLORERS

Ages 7 – 13

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JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 West 116th Street Max: 60 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

It’s time to unplug. We’re headed outdoors to explore! Grab your sunscreen, walking shoes and sun visors, and join us on an outdoor adventure. During each camp day, we will hike an average of one-to-two miles (with breaks) on various hiking trails and learn about the natural world around us. So, if you don’t mind getting dirty and LOVE the outdoors, this is the camp for you! THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

Navigating Nature June 1 – 5 476003-01

Southeastway Park & McCloud Nature Park

Buggin’ Out June 8 – 12 476003-02

Cool Creek Park & Fort Harrison State Park

Nature’s Farm June 15 – 19 476003-03

Stuckey Farms & Hunter’s Honey Farm

Wild Animals June 22 – 26 476003-04

Columbian Park Zoo & Exotic Feline Rescue Center

Dig It (Gardening) June 29 – July 3 476003-05

Garfield Park & Carmel Gardens

Extreme Explorers July 6 – 10 476003-06

Mounds State Park & McCormick’s Creek

Passport to Adventure July 13 – 17 476003-07

Hummel Park & Falls Park

Happy Campers July 20 – 24 476003-08

Williams Park & Eagle Creek Park

Summer Finale July 27 – 31 476003-09

Holliday Park & Great Times

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch • Waterbottle. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen • Bug spray. • Change of clothes. • Monday fishing: Bring fishing pole (optional). • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Tuesday & Thursday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.679.9867

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Ages 9 – 11

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 20 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

ADVENTURES IN ART

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.6917

THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Principles of Art June 1 – 5

476007-11

Holliday Park

Jewelry Totally Rocks June 8 – 12

476007-12

Pottery By You

Draw It June 15 – 19

476007-13

Indianapolis Central Library

Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Focus on Color) June 22 – 26 476007-14

Conner Prairie

Create with Clay June 29 – July 3

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

476007-15

Presents for You (Create Gifts for Special People) July 6 – 10 476007-16

Incrediplex

DIY Decor July 13 – 17

Inlow Park

476007-17

Photography & Scrapbooking July 20 – 24 476007-18

Defy

Entertaining with Art (Exploring Art Through TV & Movie Entertainment) July 27 – 31 476007-19 Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

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Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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THE SUMMER EXPERIENCE

Ages 9 – 11

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CARMEL MIDDLE SCHOOL 300 South Guilford Avenue Max: 45 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

Into the Woods June 1 – 5 476002-11

Mounds State Park & Cool Creek Park

Clean & Green June 8 – 12 476002-12

Hunter’s Honey Farm & Forest Park

We are Family (Teambuilding) June 15 – 19 476002-13

Garfield Park Conservatory & Jameson Camp

The Art Experience June 22 – 26 476002-14

Civic Theater & Falls Park

Blast from the Past June 29 – July 3 476002-15

Conner Prairie & Arbuckle Acres

Super Sports Spectacular July 6 – 10 476002-16

Washington Township Park & NIFS/NCAA Hall of Champions

Animal Adventures July 13 – 17 476002-17

Fort Wayne Zoo & Southeastway Park

Inventor’s Workshop July 20 – 24 476002-18

Kid Commons & Dillon Park

Summer Finale July 27 – 31 476002-19

Holliday Park & SkyZone

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • 2 separate snacks. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Wednesday & Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.5267

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Ages 9 – 11

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 20 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

SCIENCE OF SUMMER

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Wednesday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.0816

THEME + DATES

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Wild About Animals (Zoology) June 1 – 5 476006-11

Indianapolis Zoo

Captain Planet (Environmental Science) June 8 – 12 476006-12

Holliday Park

Riders on the Storm (Meteorology) June 15 – 19 476006-13

Indiana State Museum

Body Language (Body Science) June 22 – 26 476006-14

Incrediplex

Space Jam (Astronomy) June 29 – July 3

Muncie Children’s Museum

476006-15

Can We Build It? (Engineering) July 6 – 10 476006-16

Skateland

Planes, Trains & Automobiles (Physics) July 13 – 17 476006-17

Woodland Lanes

Mad Science (Chemistry) July 20 – 24

Jameson Camp

476006-18

Junior Archaeologists (Dinosaurs) July 27 – 31 476006-19

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

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Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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UNDER THE SUN

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FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Frontier Days June 1 – 5

476001-21

Conner Prairie

Summer Safari June 8 – 12

476001-22

Indianapolis Zoo

All-star Sports June 15 – 19

476001-23

Hamilton County Sports Complex

Splashin’ Shenanigans June 22 – 26

476001-24

Central Park

Keep Summer Green (Environment) June 29 – July 3 476001-25

West Park

Up, Up & Away (Superheroes) July 6 – 10 476001-26

Incrediplex

I Love the 80s July 13 – 17

476001-27

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Hollywood Stars July 20 – 24

476001-28

Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

Summer Olympics July 27 – 31

476001-29

NIFS/NCAA Hall of Champions

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Tuesday & Thursday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Wednesday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.258.8266

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Ages 9 – 14

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 30 Ratio: 1-to-12 $760 /4 weeks $190 week of June 29

SUCCESS ON STAGE: ACTING

Ready for Take 1 of summer theatre fun? Learn lines, songs and choreography while making new friends! In the first four weeks, we’ll put on “Shrek Jr,” a musical. The week of June 29, campers will expand their talents in a one-week camp with theater games, skits and a talent show. In the last four weeks, we’ll put on “Night at the Wax Museum,” a fun romp through history. There will be an on-site entertainer on Tuesday & Thursday.

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Script. • Friday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Friday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt (performance week only).

THEME + DATES

ACTIVITY #

Shrek Jr (Performance on June 25 at 2 p.m.) June 1 – 26 476005-11

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Theatre Games & Skits June 29 – July 3

Bowl 32

476005-12

Night at the Wax Museum (Performance on July 30 at 2 p.m.) July 6 – 31 476005-13 Conner Prairie

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.4966

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Ages 9 – 14

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MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 20 Ratio: 1-to-12 $190/week

Bring the magic of the stage to life! Learn how to make simple props, costumes and backdrops out of everyday materials. We will work together to design the stage for our Success on Stage productions, “Shrek, Jr.” and “Night at the Wax Museum.” Activities for each week will depend on the show, and how quickly campers design and create needed items. There will be an onsite entertainer on Thursday. THEME + DATES

ACTIVITY #

FIELD TRIP DESTINATION

Supplies & Brainstorming June 1 – 5

476005-01

Hobby Lobby

Creating Props & Costumes June 8 – 12

476005-02

Flat Fork Creek Park

Final Adjustments June 15 – 19

476005-03

Cookies & Canvas

Putting on the Play (Performance Week) June 22 – 26 476005-04

Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Theatre Games & Skits June 29 – July 3

476005-05

Bowl 32

Supplies & Brainstorming July 6 – 10

476005-06

Hobby Lobby

Creating Props & Costumes July 13 – 17

476005-07

Painting with a Twist

Final Adjustments July 20 – 24

476005-08

Indianapolis Central Library

Putting on the Play (Performance Week) July 27 – 31 476005-09

Conner Prairie

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle. • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Friday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Tuesday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt (Friday if performance week).

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.4966

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Ages 9 – 13

Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

CHILLVILLE

CLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL 5150 East 126th Street

Max: 90 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

Let’s meet in Chillville — where friends, fun and adventure are waiting for us! Every week will have a new theme and be an opportunity to try new things. Campers will explore crafts, sports, group challenges and more. No matter what you want to do — make a lanyard, play cards or relax with friends — we’ll have plenty of time for it all every morning and afternoon!

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle • Separate snack. • Sunscreen. • Monday & Friday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Tuesday & Thursday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.418.1396

THEME + DATES

ACTIVITY #

FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

Let the Good Times Roll (Summer Fun) June 1 – 5 476004-01

Bowl 32 & Skateland

Wheel of Themes (Spin the Activities Wheel) June 8 – 12 476004-02

Great Times & Wheel Fun Rentals (Paddle Boats)

Tween Vs. Wild (Nature) June 15 – 19 476004-03

Indianapolis Zoo & Sugar Creek (Tubing)

Time Flies (Past, Present & Future) June 22 – 26 476004-04

Victory Field (Wednesday) & SkyZone

Party in the USA (Patriotic) June 29 – July 3 476004-05

Incrediplex & Morse Beach

Chillaxin’ (Relax & Unwind) July 6 – 10 476004-06

Carmel Ice Skadium & Regal Cinemas Village Park 17

Randomness (Variety of Activities) July 13 – 17 476004-07

Laser Flash & MacKenzie River Pizza

Thrills & Chills (Exciting & Relaxing) July 20 – 24 476004-08

Dave & Buster’s & Defy

Bigger & Better (All-Time Favorites) July 27 – 31 476004-09

Main Event & Indiana Beach

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JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 West 116th Street Max: 60 Ratio: 1-to-15 $190/week

We can all be leaders! Together we will embark on a leadership adventure. As a team we’ll share our strengths and challenge each other through team building and problem-solving activities. Campers will put their skills to the test and learn to be better friends and stronger leaders, all while enjoying a summer of fun! THEME + DATES

ACTIVITY #

FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

We Get You June 1 – 5 476008-01

Westermeier Commons & Incrediplex

Inside Out (Self-awareness) June 8 – 12 476008-02

Holliday Park & Victory Field (Wednesday)

It’s All About Perception (Understanding others) June 15 – 19 476008-03

Flat Fork Creek Park & Indianapolis Children’s Museum

Building Relationships June 22 – 26 476008-04

Regal Cinemas Village Park 17 & Dillon Park

Together We Are Stronger June 29 – July 3 476008-05

Laser Tag & Breakout Castleton

Make the Pieces Fit (Problem solving) July 6 – 10 476008-06

Indianapolis Zoo & Turkey Run

In Their Shoes (Awareness of others) July 13 – 17 476008-07

White River Canoeing & Inlow Park

Harmony in Teamwork July 20 – 24 476008-08

Downtown Canal Bikes & Eagle Creek Park (Paddle Boats)

Level Up (Encouraging each other) July 27 – 31 476008-09

Dave & Buster’s & Indiana Beach

DAILY CHECKLIST:

• Packed lunch. • Waterbottle. • 2 separate snacks. • Sunscreen. • Change of clothes • Monday & Friday swimming: Bring towel & swimsuit. • Tuesday & Thursday field trip: Bring green camp t-shirt.

Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.698.7950

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Ages 12 – 15 Max: 30

$500/summer

I.M.P.A.C.T.

Are you a young adult seeking responsibility? Do you want to serve as a positive role model? The I.M.P.A.C.T. program teaches essential life skills in a job-like setting. You will attend weekly training sessions that focus on the six program elements — Initiative, Motivation, Professionalism, Achievement, Compassion and Teamwork. Interested individuals will interview to become a member of I.M.P.A.C.T. If selected, you will be assigned to one of the following day camps: Camp C.A.R.E., The Summer Experience, Under the Sun, Science of Summer, Adventures in Art and Boys Rock! Girls Rule! CAMP + DATES

LOCATION

ADDRESS

Camp C.A.R.E. June 1 – July 31

Founders Park

11675 Hazel Dell Pkwy

The Summer Experience June 1 – July 31 Carmel Middle School

3000 S Guilford Ave

Under the Sun June 1 – July 31

Creekside Middle School

3525 W 126th St

Monon Community Center

1235 Central Park Dr East

Monon Community Center

1235 Central Park Dr East

Science of Summer June 1 – July 31 Adventures in Art June 1 – July 31 Watch our video on YouTube at http://bit.ly/summercamps-2018 Questions? Call 317.573.5240

Boys Rock! Girls Rule! June 1 – July 31 Jill Perelman Pavilion Move to Improve June 1 – July 31

3000 W 116th St

Clay Middle School & 5150 E 126th St Monon Community Center West 1195 Central Park Dr West

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AS A KID COUNSELOR. Flexible Schedule Offered Within Program Times: • Before School | 6:45 – 8:15 a.m. • After School | 1:45 – 6:15 p.m. • Or Both!

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POLICIES + SCHOLARSHIPS TRANSFER POLICY

WAITLIST POLICY

A transfer from one day camp to another day camp is contingent upon the availability of spots within the desired camp. If the camp is at maximum capacity, a transfer will be not allowed. Transfers will not be permitted once the camp week has concluded.

PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN Parent/guardian may pay-in-full for enrollment(s) at the time of initial registration, or select the payment plan option. The schedule below specifies the payment dates and applicable payments. Payment plans are not available for half-day camps. Enrollment Date

1st Payment

2nd Payment

3rd Payment

4th Payment

Jan 7–Feb 29

Day of Enrollment: 25% of Total Fees

March 1: 25% of Total Fees

April 1: 25% of Total Fees

May 1: 25% of Total Fees

Mar 1–Mar 31

Day of Enrollment: 25% of Total Fees

Day After Enrollment: 25% of Total Fees

April 1: 25% of Total Fees

May 1: 25% of Total Fees

Apr 1–Apr 30

Day of Enrollment: 25% of Total Fees

Day After Enrollment: 50% of Total Fees

May 1: 25% of Total Fees

May 1–July 31

N/A

100% of Total Fees are due on day of enrollment.

There is no fee to be placed on the waitlist. If a spot becomes available in the desired camp, the camper’s parent/guardian that is prioritized at the top of waitlist will be notified via e-mail. The parent/guardian will have 24 hours from the time of the notification e-mail to make payment in full for the desired camp. If payment has not been received in full, the next camper’s parent/guardian will be notified.

AGE POLICY The cutoff date for a camper’s age is September 1, 2020 or a camper’s age on the first day of the camp week.

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY • The department will issue a full refund if the department cancels a camp. • Cancellations for a camp week must be requested a minimum of 2 weeks from the respective camp week start date to receive a 100% refund, less a $10 service charge for cancellation per camp week, per camper. • All refunds are subject to the State Board of Accounts claim procedure and may take three to four weeks.

FIELD TRIPS All field trips are weather permitting.

Campers are responsible for bringing their own sack lunch and snack and must be able to take care of their respective restrooms needs.

ENROLL & SUBMIT PAYMENT • Online at carmelclayparks.com. • In-person at any of the eleven Carmel Clay Elementary Schools (with CCPR staff) or at the Monon Community Center. • By phone (317.843.3865) if payment by debit or credit card.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE • Criteria based upon Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines. • Scholarship application can be found at carmelclayparks.com/summer-camps. • Deadline is April 1, 2020. • Only complete scholarship applications with all requested documents will be considered.

2020 PARENT/GUARDIAN ORIENTATION Monday, May 18 from 7 – 8:00 p.m. at Monon Community Center East (1235 Central Park Drive East, Carmel, IN 46032).

INCLUSION STATEMENT, MODIFICATIONS + OTHER CONSIDERATIONS INCLUSION STATEMENT Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation’s (CCPR) Summer Camp Series (SCS) program is committed to being an inclusive program. Dedicated to complicance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). By making reasonable modifications, our inclusion model allows participants of many different ability levels to join our SCS program.

Reasonable modifications are individualized techniques and resources used to enhance program participation without fundamentally altering a program. With that in mind, please note that SCS is not a specialized, respite, or therapeutic program. Safety of each and every participant is our top priority. If, with reasonable modifications provided, a participant poses a threat of physical harm of themselves or others, or demonstrates that he or she cannot participate in our program safely, CCPR may decline the enrollment, or if currently participating, temporarily suspend participation.

REQUESTING MODIFICATIONS • When you register for camp, mark “yes” in the inclusive services request section.

In some cases, planning reasonable modifications may take two or more weeks. The earlier we know of your need, the more likely we can make a reasonable modification when the program begins. • SCS Inclusion Supervisor will contact you to set up an assessment to establish an individuualized success plan for your camper. • Please be aware that CCPR reserves the right to refuse to provide a modification when that modification fundamentally alters the nature of the program or is unreasonable according to ADA regulations.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS There are times when a camp does not fit a participant. It may be because: • The participant does not like the program activities and/or components (e.g. swimming, field trips or large group settings, etc.). • The participant has a health condition that limits participation in activities of a long duration. • The CCPR staff have yet to, with the family, find the right plan to facilitate participation. • CCPR staff have not yet reached agreement with the family on a support plan for participation. Whenever such a circumstance arises, CCPR reserves the right to delay the start of participation, or temporarily suspend a participant, until CCPR and the family develop a plan that assures safe and enjoyable participation for all participants.

CONCLUSION CCPR’s Summer Camp Series welcomes participants of many different ability levels, and strives to provide an exciting, positive, and safe program for all. Our goal is to make SCS rewarding for each and every participant. For general questions about our program process and inclusive services, please contact Aimee Rich, Inclusion Supervisor at arich@carmelclayparks.com or 317.843.3866.

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