2016 Sport for Life Day Camps

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Sport for Life Day Camps


These camps are designed to start your child on their lifelong journey of participating in sports for life. There are two main components to the camps; physical literacy development and teaching them how to play pick­up/sandlot games.

Physical Literacy Physical literacy is the ability, confidence, and desire to be physically active for life.

Unstructured Free Play Unstructured free play teaches children how to work collaboratively, to share, to negotiate, and to resolve conflicts.

Did you know? The Stoughton Parks & Recreation Department was highlighted in the prestigious Aspen Institute Project Play's Physical Literacy Report as a model agency due its physical literacy efforts.


Instructor Spotlight Kristy Roherty, former college basketball player and coach, has been coaching sports for nearly 10 years. She has her Master's Degree in Exercise Science and worked for the YMCA of Metro Chicago as the Fitness and Sports Director before recently moving back to Wisconsin. Kristy is currently enrolled at UW­W taking classes to attain her Teaching License focused on Physical Education, Adaptive PE, Health and Coaching.

Daily Schedule ­ Movement Preparation – Dynamic warm­up, agility ladders, body stability activities, and sprinting. ­ Fundamental Movement Skill Activities ­ Fundamental Sport Skill Activities ­ Physical Literacy Group Game ­ Pick­Up Games (specific camp sport) Supervised by Camp Staff ­ Closing Life Lesson by Head Instructor Any child who is pre­registered for two or more camps will receive a pre and post physical literacy assessment. The assessment will cover the change in the participant’s locomotor, balance, throwing, and kicking skills along with their confidence in performing the skills.


Program Details Days: Mondays – Thursday. Fridays will be used for possible make­ ups due to weather. Ages & Times: 7­9 years ­ 12:00­2:00 pm, 10­12 years ­ 2:00­4:00 pm Fee: $110 – Resident, $120 – Non­Residents Registration Deadline: Monday, May 2nd Min/Max: 6/30 Maximum Instructor to Child Ratio: 6:1 Equipment Needed: Only a glove is needed for the baseball/softball camp. All other equipment is provided.

Session 1 - Basketball Dates: Monday, June 20 ­ Thursday, July 1 Location: Norse Park

Session 2 - Flag Football Dates: Monday, July 11 ­ Thursday, July 22 Location: Virgin Lake Park

Session 3 - Soccer Dates: Monday, July 25 ­ Thursday, August 4 Location: Virgin Lake Park

Session 4 - Baseball/Softball Dates: Monday, August 8 ­ Thursday, August 18 Location: Bjoin Park

For more information or to register online: http://apm.activecommunities.com/stoughtonrec/Activity_Search/1591

This is not a school-sponsored activity and the Stoughton Area School District does not provide support or endorsement of this program/activity. It has neither reviewed nor approved the program, personnel, or activities announced in this brochure/flyer. Permission to distribute this material must not be considered a recommendation or endorsement by the school district.


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