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....SUMMERCAMPSGUIDE2015..................................

20+ Opportunities forCreativity, Learning & Fun

PLUS BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE AVAILABLE. SEE INSIDE FOR DETAILS.

2015 SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION............................................................................................................................................................550 Cascade Mall Drive, Burlington, WA (360)757-8888      www.skagitchildrensmuseum.net       info@skagitcm.org

Parent/Guardian Information Name: _________________________________________________________________________ Member #:_________Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ______________________________________________________________________________________Phone [1]:_________________ □Home □Cell □Work Phone [2]: __________________ □Home □Cell □WorkAdults authorized to pick up: Name: _____________________________________ Relationship:__________________ Phone: ________________Name: _____________________________________ Relationship:__________________ Phone: ________________Child Information[1] Name:_______________________________ Age:____ Gender: ____ Class Code(s): [1]______ [2]______ [3]______[2] Name:_______________________________ Age:____ Gender: ____ Class Code(s): [1]______ [2]______ [3]______[3] Name:_______________________________ Age:____ Gender: ____ Class Code(s): [1]______ [2]______ [3]______

Code Camp Name Dates Time Ages Fee #Child Total

CAW Cuisine from Around the World 7/06-10 10am-12pm 6-10 $85YP Young Performers 7/06-10 1pm-3pm 6-10 $75DD Digging for Dinosaurs 7/13-15 10am-12pm 3-7 $45PTA Planes, Trains and Automobiles 7/16-17 10am-12pm 3-7 $30RGJ Recipes to Make Your Own in a Gift

Jar 7/13-15 1pm-3pm 5-10 $45AW Auditioning Workshop 7/16-17 1pm-3pm 5-10 $30MA Messy Art 7/20-24 10am-12pm 3-6 $75SS Stories to Stage 7/20-24 1pm-3pm 3-6 $75

ENS Ecosystems and Natural Sciences 7/27-31 10am-12pm 3-up $75GF Glass Fusion 7/27-28 1pm-3pm 6-12 $40ILL Illustrations 101 7/29 1pm-3pm 6-12 $15STF Sophia the First! 7/30-31 1pm-3pm 3-Up $30FTF Farm to Table Foods 8/03-07 10am-12pn 3-Up $75PC Pirate Camp! 8/03-04 1pm-3pm 4-8 $30AIJ Adventures of Indiana Jones 8/05-07 1pm-3pm 4-8 $45

ENS Exploring the Night Skies 8/05-07 1pm-3pm 4-8 $45SPA SPA Time! 8/10-12 10am-12pm 3-Up $45AZ Accessories A-Z 8/10-12 1pm-3pm 4-Up $50FF Fairies in the Forest 8/13-14 10am-12pm 4-Up $30

CSS Camping & Survival Skills 8/12-14 1pm-3pm 5-Up $45

CBD Cake Baking & Decorating-TBD!IB Intro to Ballet-TBD!

Subtotal10% Member Discount

TotalPayment is required to guarantee a spot in a camp.Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________________________ Date:_________________Authorization of Consent to Treatment of a Minor must be completed for each child registered.STAFF USE ONLYPayment: Cash ___ Check #_______ Credit (V__ MC__ AMEX__ Other:___ ) Rec’d:____/ ____/____ By:_______

JOIN US FOR SUMMER FUN AND LEARNING!Choose from our wide selection of Summer Camps for 2015. Space is limited in each session, so register early! Camp fees include materials and must be paid in advance to guarantee a space in the camp. Before & After Camp Care is available! See page 2 for details. Forms are available at CMSC. Members save 10%!

WEEK 1: JULY 06-10..............................................................................Cuisine from Around the World 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 6-10 M-T-W-Th-FExplore the flavors of the world while acquiring cooking skills! Learn to make traditional dishes from Greece, Thailand, Ireland, Mexico and the U.S.A.Instructor: Kate Kypuros $85…………………………………………………………............................................................................

Young Performers 1:00-3:00pmAGES 6-10 M-T-W-Th-FThis week long theatre class nurtures a love of performing while familiarizing young people with the basic skills needed for the stage, including voice exercises, physical characterization, teamwork, focus, terminology of the stage, and improvisation. Best of all, it’s all done through a series of games everyone can enjoy!Instructor: Kate Kypuros $75…………………………………………………………............................................................................

WEEK 2: JULY 13-17..............................................................................Digging for Dinosaurs 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3-7 M-T-WDelve into the ancient world of dinosaurs. Create, sculpt, study fossils, and engage in prehistoric pursuits. Books, puzzles and models of dinosaurs available for the young paleontologists! Instructor: Kate Kypuros $45………………………………………………………….......................................................................... Planes, Trains, and Automobiles10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3-7 Th-FBuild and experiment with a variety of vehicles and ramps, while learning about the science of motion. If your child enjoys wheels in motion, this is the camp for them!Instructor: Kate Kypuros $30…………………………………………………………............................................................................ Recipes to Make Your Own in a Gift Jar 1:00-3:00pmAGES 5-10 M-T-WIn this class, participants will create food mixes to layer in jars and give as gifts to friends and family. Some are sweet and some are savory-all will be finished off with ribbon and gift tags.Instructor: Kate Kypuros $45…………………………………………………………............................................................................Auditioning Workshop 1:00-3:00pmAGES 5-10 Th-FWhat to expect when you go to audition for a play or musical. How to handle stage fright, what the director is thinking, how to present yourself and much more. Includes monologue resources for auditioning.Instructor: Kate Kypuros $30

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WEEK 3: JULY 20-24..............................................................................Messy Art 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3-6 M-T-W-Th-FIt’s time to roll up your sleeves and let your imaginations take off in this class where we’ll be using paint, clay, creation station supplies and more! Children will experience a wide variety of artistic mediums and creativity. Please dress for potential mess! Instructor: Kate Kypuros $75…………………………………………………………............................................................................Stories to Stage 1:00am-3:00pmAGES 3-6 M-T-W-Th-FThis week long introduction to drama and the stage is all about movement and play. Funny faces, free movement, music, creative dance, and stories combine throughout the period. Children have multiple opportunities each day to perform!Instructor: Kate Kypuros $75…………………………………………………………............................................................................WEEK 4: JULY 27-31..............................................................................Ecosystems and Natural Sciences 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3 and Up M-T-W-Th-FLearn about various ecosystems found around the world. Dive into coral reef crafts, make your own rainforest terrarium, create an erupting volcano as we explore the world and natural sciences!Instructor: Treva Votipka $75…………………………………………………………............................................................................Glass Fusion 1:00-3:00pmAGES 6-12 M-TGet acquainted with glass fusion art. The finished pieces will be available for pickup one week after class. This class is done In partnership with John Archibald of Johnny Picasso’s of Anacortes.

Instructor: Kelly Hawkins $40…………………………………………………………............................................................................Illustrations 101 1:00-3:00pmAGES 6-12 WLearn about what goes into illustrating your own story or book. Hands on workshop with our own local graphic artist and illustrator, Kelly Hawkins! You can see her books in our store or at Kelli & Kelly Books for Kids!Instructor: Kelly Hawkins $15…………………………………………………………............................................................................Sophia the First 1:00-3:00pmAGES 3-Up Th-FCalling all Princesses and Princes! Through activities

and royal events kids learn that it isn't having a title that imparts royal demeanor; it's characteristics like honesty, loyalty, compassion and grace that make one worthy of the role. We encourage guests to dress accordingly! Instructor: Kelly Hawkins $30…………………………………………………………............................................................................

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WEEK 5: AUGUST 03-07..............................................................................Farm to Table Foods 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3-Up M-T-W-Th-FCreate foods using locally sourced ingredients from the abundance found in the land and water in and around Skagit County! Learn about basic storage techniques to preserve foods over the winter.Instructor: Kate Kypuros $75………………………………………………………...............................................................................Pirate Camp 1:00-3:00pmAGES 4-8 M-TCome aboard for a swashbuckling adventure in learning. Make pirate accessories for pretend play, hunt for buried treasure, and pick up fascinating pirate facts. Instructor: Kate Kypuros $30………………………………………………………...............................................................................Adventures of Indiana Jones! 1:00pm-3:00pmAGES 4-8 W-Th-F

Learn skills and create the tools to go on your next greatest adventure searching for hidden artifacts and lost treasure! Instructor: Loran Parrish $45………………………………………………………...............................................................................Exploring the Night Skies 1:00-3:00pmAGES 4-8 W-Th-FYoung Astronomers will revel in this introduction to the wonders of the night skies. Telescopes and other visuals will be used along with maps and more to make this a very magical camp!Instructor: Kate Kypuros $45…………………………………………………………............................................................................

WEEK 6: AUGUST 10-14..............................................................................SPA Time! 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 3 and Up M/T/W

Explore the importance of keeping your skin clean and healthy. Concoct your own spa bath salts, fizzy bath bombs, and more with the owner of the Apothecary Spa in Anacortes and the Apothecary Spa Boutique on-site!Instructor: Anna Holm $50…………………………………………………………............................................................................

Accessories A to Z 1:00-3:00pmAGES 4 and Up M-T-W

Do you ever feel like you need a little something extra to complete your look? Come create your own accessories to add style and fun to your outfits! We will be making jewelry, bags, hair accessories and more!Instructor: Sierra Mullen $50………………………………………………………...............................................................................

Camping & Survival Skills 1:00pm-3:00pmAGES 5 and Up W-Th-F Take camping to the next level, with the museum as your campground. From pitching a tent to exploring the great night sky, learn the basics for safe and enjoyable camping in the great outdoors.Instructor: Loran Parrish $45…………………………………………………………............................................................................

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WEEK 6: AUGUST 10-14 (CONT.)..............................................................................Fairies in the Forest 10:00am-12:00pmAGES 4 and Up -Th-FUse materials from the outdoors to build fairy houses, magic wands, and much more in this whimsical camp.Instructor: Moira Monroe $30……………………………………………..............................................................................................TWO MORE CAMPS TO BE ADDED SOON!!Cake Baking & Decorating-TBD! Instructor: Jennette Jones

Introduction to Ballet—TBD!Instructor: Edith Tate............................................................................. BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE..............................................................................

Before & After Camp Care is available for Summer Campers* attending one or more class per day. A mid-morning snack and a mid-afternoon snack are provided. Please bring a lunch for each child each day.*Children in Before & After Camp Care must be able to toilet independently.

$5/hour per camper...................................................................

...........CAMP CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY..............................................................................

Cancellations seven or more days prior to camp start date are 100% refundable.

Cancellations less than seven days prior to start date are not refundable.

In the event of a camp cancellation by the Children's Museum, fees are 100% refundable.

..............................................................................Campers are encouraged to eat breakfast or lunch before camp. Snacks will be provided...............................................................................Scholarships are available! Please contact CMSC for more information...............................................................................Register in person, by phone, or online!

Children’s Museum of Skagit County550 Cascade Mall Dr.Burlington, WA 98233(360) 757-8888skagitchildrensmuseum.net