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Flanders’ 200 acre campus is the perfect place for children to explore and connect to the great outdoors. Children are surrounded by the wonder of nature and science as they discover for themselves the diversity of life in the forest, pond, farm or meadows. These observations and hands-on experiences create a foundation for learning

environmental concepts in a fun and exciting way.

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WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 | | | | JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 ---- August 3 August 3 August 3 August 3 |||| Flanders DetectivesFlanders DetectivesFlanders DetectivesFlanders Detectives What is missing? Who cut down the trees in the forest last night? Our young detectives will investigate daily clues to uncover mysteries and discover what is happening at the barn, pond, and forest. Follow animal tracks to secret stairs, search for activities of nocturnal creatures, and explore a hidden brook. Practice science skills and bring your sense of adventure.

WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 | | | | AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 ---- 10 10 10 10 |||| Jurassic AdventureJurassic AdventureJurassic AdventureJurassic Adventure Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptor… Dinosaurs were here on earth long before humans. We will make fossils, discover dinosaur eggs, all while learning about the dinosaurs, from the meat eaters to the plant eaters! Prepare for a Jurassic adventure.

WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 | | | | AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 –––– 17171717|||| Baby AnimalsBaby AnimalsBaby AnimalsBaby Animals Who’s hatching from an egg? Are they found in the farm, pond, forest or meadow? Come explore Flanders as we learn about nature’s newborns at the pond and barn. Baby bunnies and baby chicks are all part of hands-on discovering animals that share our world.

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 | | | | AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 –––– 24242424 | Crazy Science | Crazy Science | Crazy Science | Crazy Science ExperimentsExperimentsExperimentsExperiments How do you make gummy worms dance? What happens when you mix baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring? Elephant size toothpaste anyone? Our young scientists will conduct experiments and be amazed as they learn how mixing different things can create crazy reactions.

WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 | | | | AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 –––– 31 31 31 31 | Puppy Days Of | Puppy Days Of | Puppy Days Of | Puppy Days Of SummerSummerSummerSummer Before the kids head back to school, join us for a day or the week for last-minute summer fun! We’ll go to the farm, pond, and forest capturing and releasing creatures. Take a hayride, hike, and explore to have an awesome daily adventure.

WEEK 12 WEEK 12 WEEK 12 WEEK 12 | | | | SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 –––– 5 5 5 5 | Last Days Of | Last Days Of | Last Days Of | Last Days Of SummerSummerSummerSummer Region 14 extended camp days so that your child has a great experience before school starts on Thursday. No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday ---- week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.

Little Explorers | Little Explorers | Little Explorers | Little Explorers | Trail House

9 AM – 1 PM or 1 – 5 PM Ages 3 – 5 (entering kindergarten)(entering kindergarten)(entering kindergarten)(entering kindergarten)

WEEK 1 WEEK 1 WEEK 1 WEEK 1 | | | | JUNE 18 JUNE 18 JUNE 18 JUNE 18 ---- 22222222 | Mad and Amazing | Mad and Amazing | Mad and Amazing | Mad and Amazing ScienceScienceScienceScience Young scientists will be mixing and measuring to create weird and wacky science experiments. Watching reactions and practicing laboratory skills are all part of being a scientist for a week!

WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 | | | | JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 ---- 29 29 29 29 |||| Flanders ExplorersFlanders ExplorersFlanders ExplorersFlanders Explorers Catch a frog at the pond and a butterfly in the meadow. Hike to discover animals that live in the forest and take a tractor ride to visit the animals at the farm. Art, stories, games, and songs are all part of a fun-filled week!

WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 | | | | JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 ---- 6 6 6 6 | Young Artists| Young Artists| Young Artists| Young Artists Imagination and creativity will flourish as our young artists discover that art is all around us. Try acrylic on canvas, watercolor, clay, and pastels to make wonderful and unique masterpieces. Young artists really get into their art. Be sure to dress for drips, drops, and drizzles. No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday ---- week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.

WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 | | | | JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 ---- 13 13 13 13 |||| Animals Around The WorldAnimals Around The WorldAnimals Around The WorldAnimals Around The World Our imagination will take us on a safari to learn about animals and habitats. On our journey to the jungle, desert, and arctic we will discover animals and what we can do to protect them. We will be capturing local creatures to investigate, compare and then release. Come join us!

WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 | | | | JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 ---- 20 20 20 20 |||| Fun At The FarmFun At The FarmFun At The FarmFun At The Farm Get Mooo-ving on daily hikes to the farm to see who’s hatching in a nest or born in the field. We will learn about each animal at the farm. Visit the farm tool museum, make butter and be a farmer for a week. Hayrides, games, stories, and art are all part of an egg-cellent expedition.

WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 |||| JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 –––– 27 27 27 27 |||| Discoveries At The PondDiscoveries At The PondDiscoveries At The PondDiscoveries At The Pond What reptiles and amphibians will we discover living in Flanders marsh, ponds, and streams? Grab a bucket and net (bring your water shoes) as we catch frogs, crayfish, red-spotted newts, and look for other aquatic creatures. Get ready for a splashing good time!

Trail House Trail House Trail House Trail House ———— Little Explorers Little Explorers Little Explorers Little Explorers Young campers will be amazed as they learn about all the creatures that share our world. Hands on activities engage and entertain children as they discover insects, birds, amphibians, reptiles, fish and mammals. We build a foundation of environmental awareness and care during early years that will last a lifetime!

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North Barn North Barn North Barn North Barn ———— Farming Fun Farming Fun Farming Fun Farming Fun There’s something marvelous about spending time at the barn during summer. Bouncing baby goats, sheep, ponies and other farm animals are sure to entertain children along with the wonders of newborn life. Learn about technology through time in our antique farm tool museum and the importance of farms and food today. Hayrides, hikes, stories, games, and art are part of the best summer fun. Come down for an amazing agricultural adventure! We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages! Children age 5—7 (entering grades 1—2) will create memories that last a lifetime at the barn! The wonders of new life create joy and excitement as children hold baby chicks or touch bunnies. Creating art with wool from sheep, hiking through scenic fields, and feeding and caring for farm animals will keep your child wanting to come back for more!

Children age 8—9 (entering grades 3—4) will enjoy hands on activities as they develop an understanding of numerous challenges that face a farmer. Future veterinarians will work with a variety of farm animals to understand animal husbandry and management practices that lead to overall good health. Beginning biology concepts and science connections create a

unique experience for next generation earth stewards.

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9 AM – 1 PM or 1 – 5 PM Ages 5 – 9 (entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1————4)4)4)4)

WEEK 1 WEEK 1 WEEK 1 WEEK 1 |||| JUNE 18 JUNE 18 JUNE 18 JUNE 18 –––– 22 22 22 22 |||| Flanders DiscoveriesFlanders DiscoveriesFlanders DiscoveriesFlanders Discoveries Get moving, get outside, hike and explore Flanders 200 acres. Catch creatures in the pond and insects in the meadow. Follow tracks in the woods and discover animals at the farm. Hayrides, stories, art, crafts and games create an exciting adventure every day!

WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 | | | | JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 –––– 29 29 29 29 |||| Adventures In AgricultureAdventures In AgricultureAdventures In AgricultureAdventures In Agriculture Discover all the amazing farm animals at Flanders. Hike with goats, create art with sheep wool and hold baby animals. Dig in the dirt, plant seeds, take a hayride, play games, and harvest an abundance of fun!

WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 |||| JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 –––– 6 6 6 6 | Animals, Animals, Animals | Animals, Animals, Animals | Animals, Animals, Animals | Animals, Animals, Animals Let’s learn all about animals. What bird is hatching from an egg? What baby was born in the barn? You will be amazed at the abundance of life at Flanders. Mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and insects are all part of a week filled with amazing discoveries! No class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on Wednesday———— week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.

WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 | | | | JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 –––– 13 13 13 13 | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science SeriesSeriesSeriesSeries————Vet Science 1Vet Science 1Vet Science 1Vet Science 1 Spend a week learning what it takes to keep animals healthy. Practice science skills while measuring grain ingredients and balancing diets for feeding animals. Learn about vaccinations, de-worming, diseases, and daily animal health care. There will be hands-on feeding, handling, grooming and animal care of horses, goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens, and pigs.

WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 |||| JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 –––– 20 20 20 20 | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science | “New” Veterinary Science SeriesSeriesSeriesSeries————Vet Science 2Vet Science 2Vet Science 2Vet Science 2 Spend another week learning what it takes to keep animals healthy. Children will investigate balanced feed ingredients, learn about pasture management, rotational grazing and how to identify poisonous plants. They will learn hoof care, animal anatomy, disease prevention and skills needed for good management practices

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WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 |||| JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 –––– 27 27 27 27 | Treasure Hunt Mystery | Treasure Hunt Mystery | Treasure Hunt Mystery | Treasure Hunt Mystery Week Week Week Week Calling all detectives! Who is stealing grain from the barn at night? What predator tracks were left at the scene of the crime? Enjoy daily challenges to solve barnyard mysteries, secret scavenger hunts and search for hidden clues!

WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 |||| JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 –––– August 3 August 3 August 3 August 3 | Baby Animals | Baby Animals | Baby Animals | Baby Animals What cute little babies were born in the barn? Enjoy learning about baby animals… chicks, piglets, lambs, kids and bunnies. Let’s hike to the forest, meadow and ponds to discover newborn animals in nature.

WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 | | | | AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 ---- 10 10 10 10 | Go Goats! | Go Goats! | Go Goats! | Go Goats! Here we go again…back by popular demand! Get your goat ready for hiking while we explore Flanders trails. Will goats eat poison ivy or tin cans? Learn about goat eating habits, try milking a goat to make goat milk soap and create van-goat art. Kidding around is definitely allowed!

WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 | | | | AUGUST 13AUGUST 13AUGUST 13AUGUST 13–––– 17 17 17 17 | Farming Fun| Farming Fun| Farming Fun| Farming Fun Enjoy learning about farm animals. Be the farmer for a week learning to feed and care for chickens, rabbits, goats, sheep, horse, and cow. Get moo-ving with a week filled of hiking, stories, hayrides and fun!

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 |||| AUGUST 20AUGUST 20AUGUST 20AUGUST 20–––– 24 24 24 24 |||| Go Fish! Go Fish! Go Fish! Go Fish! Let’s go fishing. Grab a fishing pole, bait, and a BIG pail to learn how to fish. What will we catch? Catfish, perch, bass, pickerel, or maybe the “Granddaddy Giant Whopper” that lives in the pond? Fish stories, art, and fishing fun create a most memorable week! Limit 10 students.Limit 10 students.Limit 10 students.Limit 10 students.

WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 |||| AUGUST 27AUGUST 27AUGUST 27AUGUST 27–––– 31 31 31 31 |||| Flanders Adventure Flanders Adventure Flanders Adventure Flanders Adventure Days!Days!Days!Days! There is still time to explore the great outdoors before school starts! Plan on hiking, capturing creatures at the pond, laughing, playing games and having fun all around the Van Vleck campus! Sign up for one day or the whole week!

WEEK 12 WEEK 12 WEEK 12 WEEK 12 | | | | SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 –––– 5 5 5 5 | Last Days Of | Last Days Of | Last Days Of | Last Days Of SummerSummerSummerSummer Region 14 extended camp days so that your child has a great experience before school starts on Thursday. No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday No class on Monday, Thursday, or Friday ---- week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.

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Sugar House Sugar House Sugar House Sugar House ———— Outdoor Adventures Outdoor Adventures Outdoor Adventures Outdoor Adventures Your child’s science books come to life at Flanders Sugar House this summer! We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages! Children age 5-7 (entering grades 1-2) will enjoy daily adventures filled with exciting discoveries about animal life cycles, ecosystems, habitats and environmental concerns in a fun hands-on way. Children age 8-9 (entering grades 3-4), who are our future earth stewards, will connect to nature as they develop awareness of life on our ever-changing planet! Science, technology, and art engage campers to connect to environmental issues and to discover their role to protect our Earth home.

WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 | | | | JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 –––– August 3 August 3 August 3 August 3 |||| Splash! Splash! Splash! Splash! Enjoy a week of discovering life in the water! Bring your water shoes to visit the stream, the marsh and the pond to learn about extraordinary wetlands! Crayfish, salamanders, beavers, fish, frogs and insects are all part of an amazing aquatic world.

WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 | | | | AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 ---- 10 10 10 10 |||| Survival Kids Survival Kids Survival Kids Survival Kids Early Americans carved their way into the wilderness in order to survive! Learn which plants give us food, which trees give us lumber and breathe deeply the oxygen essential for life on our planet. Discover changes in the earth, habitat loss and develop environmental concerns. Follow tracks to find wildlife, try knot tying, orienteering, compass reading and campfire cooking…can you survive?

WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 | | | | AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 –––– 17 17 17 17 |||| Incredible Creature Incredible Creature Incredible Creature Incredible Creature Catch Catch Catch Catch You will be amazed at how many interesting creatures are living in the forest or in the water. Capture (and then release) speci-mens to learn facts about some often-overlooked creatures for a real scientific investigation! Create a nature journal to document discoveries at Flanders and at home!

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 | | | | AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 ---- 24 24 24 24 |||| Small Seek Small Seek Small Seek Small Seek This nature expedition focuses on the often unseen creatures that share our world. They may seem small in size but students will learn about the huge impact they have. Looking under logs and rocks in the water or peer through a microscope; this week is filled with hide and seek discoveries.

WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 | | | | AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 –––– 31 31 31 31 |||| Walk On The Wild Walk On The Wild Walk On The Wild Walk On The Wild Side Side Side Side Who lives in the woods, the pond, the field? Search for and un-cover the secret world of wildlife. You will learn amazing facts about mammals, reptiles, birds, insects, amphibians, and plants. Get ready for hiking, stories, art, games, and exciting adventures!

Outdoor Adventures | Outdoor Adventures | Outdoor Adventures | Outdoor Adventures | Sugar House

9 AM – 1 PM or 1 – 5 PM Ages 5 – 9 (entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1————4)4)4)4)

WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 | | | | JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 –––– 29 29 29 29 |||| Reptile & Amphibian Reptile & Amphibian Reptile & Amphibian Reptile & Amphibian Round Up Round Up Round Up Round Up –––– Herpetology here we come!Herpetology here we come!Herpetology here we come!Herpetology here we come! Do you like frogs, salamanders, snakes, lizards and turtles? Grab a net, a bucket, and hike to the pond to learn about these slimy or scaled, cold blooded creatures. Explore the forest, fields and herpetologists favorite habitats for a week full of sssss-uper sssss-urprises.

WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 | | | | JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 –––– 6 6 6 6 | | | | Wonders In The WaterWonders In The WaterWonders In The WaterWonders In The Water

You need a net, creature containers and a bucket to discover creatures hidden under logs and rocks in the river, pond or marsh. Create a nature journal, try ink and watercolors and have an aqua-amazing adventure. No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday No class on Wednesday ---- week week week week will be discounted.will be discounted.will be discounted.will be discounted.

WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 | | | | JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 –––– 13 13 13 13 |||| Flanders Outdoor SafariFlanders Outdoor SafariFlanders Outdoor SafariFlanders Outdoor Safari Did you know there are seven different kinds of frogs at Flanders? How many hawks and owls live here? What about mammals and how many trees? Be prepared to learn who lives in the great outdoors on hikes, creature catching expeditions and wetland wanderings!

WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 | | | | JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 –––– 20 20 20 20 |||| Dig into DinosaursDig into DinosaursDig into DinosaursDig into Dinosaurs

Dig into facts about large and small, meat and plant eating dinosaurs. Discover the world of fossils, volcanoes and geology! Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus…oh my!

WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 | | | | JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 ---- 27 27 27 27 |||| Ecosystem Expeditions Ecosystem Expeditions Ecosystem Expeditions Ecosystem Expeditions A summertime favorite. Discover the wonderful world of animals living at Flanders! Catch incredible insects and amazing amphibians in the pond, follow tracks to discover wildlife in the woods, meadow, and around the marsh.

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Van Vleck House Van Vleck House Van Vleck House Van Vleck House ———— Kids Get Cooking in Natalie’s Kitchen Kids Get Cooking in Natalie’s Kitchen Kids Get Cooking in Natalie’s Kitchen Kids Get Cooking in Natalie’s Kitchen Young Chefs will discover local farm products and creative cooking which are part of learning about food, science and fun to grow up healthy and strong! Daily hikes to the farm and garden help connect the “dish of the day” to the fresh ingredients we use. Space is limited to 10 students—NO FOOD ALLERGIES PLEASENO FOOD ALLERGIES PLEASENO FOOD ALLERGIES PLEASENO FOOD ALLERGIES PLEASE!

We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!

Children age 5-7 (entering grades 1-2) will connect our foods to the good earth that provides for us all. Hiking for edible ingredients, picking from the garden, and receiving fresh from the farm produce will create weeks full of food adventure...Mixing and measuring are just part of the fun in the kitchen! Children age 8-9 (entering grades 3-4) will learn life-long skills needed for culinary excellence. From preparation to presentation, they will create foods to impress friends and family...and taste amazing! Bon Appetite!

Kids In The KitchenKids In The KitchenKids In The KitchenKids In The Kitchen Natalie’s Kitchen at the Van Vleck House (limit 10 students p/ session — no food allergies)

9 AM – 1 PM or 1 – 5 PM Ages 5 – 9 (entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1————4)4)4)4)

WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 | | | | JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 –––– 29 29 29 29 | Food, Science & Fun!| Food, Science & Fun!| Food, Science & Fun!| Food, Science & Fun! Enjoy healthy eating with a focus on fun! Kids get cooking to create incredible edible meals, snacks, and desserts from farm fresh products. Slice, dice, mix and measure for delicious discoveries that are made fresh daily! Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.

WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 | | | | JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 JULY 2 –––– 6 6 6 6 | Growing Up Gourmet| Growing Up Gourmet| Growing Up Gourmet| Growing Up Gourmet

Enjoy the harvest fresh from the garden or orchard to create delicious, nutritious meals and snacks. Vivacious Veggies, tasty treats and foods from around the world are all part of the epicure adventure! No class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on Wednesday———— week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted. Limit Limit Limit Limit 10 students 10 students 10 students 10 students ---- no food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies please.

WEEK 4WEEK 4WEEK 4WEEK 4| | | | JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 –––– 13 13 13 13 | | | | Have Your Cake & Eat It Too!Have Your Cake & Eat It Too!Have Your Cake & Eat It Too!Have Your Cake & Eat It Too! Mix, measure and prepare ingredients to create cake masterpieces! Whip up frostings to top off the day and get creative as a baker extraordinaire! Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food allergies no food allergies no food allergies no food allergies

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WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 | | | | JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 –––– 20 20 20 20 |||| Pizza ManiaPizza ManiaPizza ManiaPizza Mania

Can you have pizza for dessert? How about making a snowman pizza? Surprising ingredients produce great results making a variety of delicious pizza. Mix, measure, kneed and toss together ingredients that give us energy and taste delicious. Limit 10 Limit 10 Limit 10 Limit 10 students students students students ---- no food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies please.

WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 | | | | JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 –––– 27 27 27 27 |||| Cupcakes & Edible Art Cupcakes & Edible Art Cupcakes & Edible Art Cupcakes & Edible Art A Flanders favorite, creating delicious cupcakes and desserts that tastes better than ever! Decorate with artistic flare and watch them disappear…a culinary magic show! Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food no food no food no food allergies please.allergies please.allergies please.allergies please.

WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 |||| JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 ---- AUGUST 3 AUGUST 3 AUGUST 3 AUGUST 3 |||| Energy Snack Time!Energy Snack Time!Energy Snack Time!Energy Snack Time! Measure, mix and blend to create some tasty and healthy snacks. Smoothies, chocolate covered fruit, fresh veggie dips and some super charged ingredients to keep you going all day long. Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies pleaseno food allergies please.

WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 | | | | AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 6 –––– 10 10 10 10 |||| Foods Around The WorldFoods Around The WorldFoods Around The WorldFoods Around The World One more serving…please! Enjoy a fun filled week of creating delicious International favorites to eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Global gourmets discover amazing foods from around the world that you can make at home. Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students –––– no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.

WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 | | | | AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 13 –––– 17 17 17 17 |||| That’s Gross!That’s Gross!That’s Gross!That’s Gross! Yuck!... I mean Yum! Flanders famous fun filled week of mixing, squeezing, slicing, smashing, chopping and creative chaos in the kitchen making desserts and dishes that taste way better than they look. Be prepared to create food that looks awful…but tastes great! Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 | | | | AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 20 –––– 24 24 24 24 |||| Homemade Bread Homemade Bread Homemade Bread Homemade Bread & Butter & Butter & Butter & Butter Would you eat a porcupine roll or a bread turtle? Mix ingredients, get that yeast working, and enjoy the smell and taste of homemade bread! Twist, braid, and bake a variety of breads that make your mouth water. We will pass along some baking know-how to the next generations of bakers. Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.no food allergies please.

WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 | | | | AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 –––– 31 31 31 31 |||| Pickles & PreservesPickles & PreservesPickles & PreservesPickles & Preserves

Pickles, salsas, jams and jellies are just part of enjoying the harvest all winter long. Learn how to keep fruits and vegetables tasting fresh and put summertime in a jar! Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students Limit 10 students ---- no no no no food allergies please.food allergies please.food allergies please.food allergies please.

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Studio Studio Studio Studio ———— Nature, Art and Imagination! Nature, Art and Imagination! Nature, Art and Imagination! Nature, Art and Imagination! Our forest, fields and farm are perfect places for students to be inspired to create works of art. Children will experiment with a variety of art mediums including watercolors, acrylic on canvas, pen and ink, pastels, land art and clay. Children will create works of art showcasing their scientific discoveries and observations. We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages!We offer exciting and engaging activities for children of all ages! Children age 5-7 (entering grades 1-2) will develop a sense of wonder as they explore and create works of art inspired by Flanders, wildlife, and habitats. Painting, sketching, and sculpting are just a few mediums for campers to express their own individual artistic ideas. Children age 8-9 (entering grades 3-4) will combine their observations and imagination as nature inspires these young artists while they explore forests, fields, and wetlands. Each diverse habitat discovery connects life science and creativity as campers develop new skills creating art with unique artistic expression. Join us to connect with nature, enjoy the fresh air and have fun!

WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 WEEK 8 | | | | August 6 August 6 August 6 August 6 ---- 10101010| Artist Footsteps| Artist Footsteps| Artist Footsteps| Artist Footsteps Let Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, and Pollock inspire your next piece of art. Painting outdoors, creating with clay, pastels or pen and ink are all part of a fun-filled week of creating like the masters to express your own unique vision.

WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 WEEK 9 | | | | August 13 August 13 August 13 August 13 ---- 17 17 17 17 | Traveling Journal| Traveling Journal| Traveling Journal| Traveling Journal Make your own paper from natural materials to create an artist journal. Catch interesting creatures to observe to draw and paint with watercolor and ink. Hike trails to find inspiring landscapes, tracks and signs of animals to add to your hand-made journal adventure.

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 WEEK 10 | | | | August 20 August 20 August 20 August 20 ---- 24 24 24 24 | Art| Art| Art| Art————Out Of ControlOut Of ControlOut Of ControlOut Of Control Color outside of the lines! Get crazy, be silly and enjoy a week of exploring art in new creative ways! Splash, drizzle, and drip to create abstract paintings or use bold, bright colors on canvas. Try recycling sculptures or make your own paint brush with natural material; all part of artistic expression and tons of fun!

WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 WEEK 11 | | | | AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 27 –––– 31 31 31 31 |||| Nature, Art & Nature, Art & Nature, Art & Nature, Art & ImaginationImaginationImaginationImagination Explore Flanders forest, fields and ponds to be inspired to create your own works of art. Watercolors, acrylic paint on canvas, sand painting, clay sculpture and collage with natural material are all part of discovering your own creative style.

Earth Art Earth Art Earth Art Earth Art The Studio

9 AM – 1 PM or 1 – 5 PM Ages 5 – 9 (entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1(entering grades 1————4)4)4)4)

WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 WEEK 2 | | | | JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 JUNE 25 –––– 29 29 29 29 | Animals and Art| Animals and Art| Animals and Art| Animals and Art Animals are everywhere at Flanders to draw and paint in creative ways. Learn drawing skills, painting techniques or try pen and ink to create realistic details of feathers, fur, and scales. Catch and release creatures for daily observations of close up details that inspire amazing works of art!

WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 | | | | JULY 2JULY 2JULY 2JULY 2–––– 6 6 6 6 |||| Fairy and Troll HousesFairy and Troll HousesFairy and Troll HousesFairy and Troll Houses Let your imagination sparkle in the magical world of fairies, wizards and trolls. Collect natural materials to construct your own enchanting house to take home or enter in Flanders Fairy Festival contest. Hike the trails creating wizard wands or stick and stone constructions that all can enjoy! No class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on WednesdayNo class on Wednesday———— week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.week will be discounted.

WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 WEEK 4 | | | | JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 JULY 9 –––– 13 13 13 13 | Art At The Pond| Art At The Pond| Art At The Pond| Art At The Pond Catch a fish, frog, salamander, turtles or crayfish for close-up observations to inspire works of art. What other creatures live in a pond? Explore the watery world to create colorful paintings, sculptures, and drawings that are aqua-amazing!

WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 WEEK 5 | | | | JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 JULY 16 –––– 20 20 20 20 | Wild About Art!| Wild About Art!| Wild About Art!| Wild About Art! Nature inspires your next work of art with watercolors, ink acrylic paint or clay. Visit the brook, pond or marsh to catch crayfish, frogs, and other creatures for close-up observations to create realistic drawings or let your imagination run wild to develop your own artistic style.

WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 WEEK 6 | | | | JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 JULY 23 –––– 27 27 27 27 | Clay Is The Way!| Clay Is The Way!| Clay Is The Way!| Clay Is The Way! Enjoy a week full of sculpting and creating with clay. It looks like mud, but it’s so much more! Combine observation and imagination as you experiment pinching, throwing, and coiling to develop a variety of techniques to be a sculptor.

WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 WEEK 7 | | | | JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 JULY 30 –––– August 3 August 3 August 3 August 3 | Land Art| Land Art| Land Art| Land Art The trails and landscape are our canvas to create art on the move. Hike the forest, meadow or to the pond creating sculptures with natural material along the way. Create your own unique paper for an art journal to sketch with charcoal and earth made paint.

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Kayaking Kayaking Kayaking Kayaking ———— Discover Lake Discover Lake Discover Lake Discover Lake

Quassapaug! Quassapaug! Quassapaug! Quassapaug!

Offered weekly

JUNE 25 – AUGUST 17

9 Ages 13 — 14

At Quassapaug Sailing Center in Middlebury, learn how to kayak and paddle to some often unseen areas of Lake Quassapaug, discovering unique wetland wildlife along the way. Discover diverse insects, birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals that live in this wonderful wetland habitat. Survivals skills, compass usage and orienteering are all part

of this amazing expedition!

Open House at QSC is being held on Saturday, May 12 and Open House at QSC is being held on Saturday, May 12 and Open House at QSC is being held on Saturday, May 12 and Open House at QSC is being held on Saturday, May 12 and

Saturday, June 9 | 10 AM Saturday, June 9 | 10 AM Saturday, June 9 | 10 AM Saturday, June 9 | 10 AM ---- 2 PM2 PM2 PM2 PM

Come and learn more about these exciting adventure programs!Come and learn more about these exciting adventure programs!Come and learn more about these exciting adventure programs!Come and learn more about these exciting adventure programs!

Sails and Trails Summer Sails and Trails Summer Sails and Trails Summer Sails and Trails Summer AdventureAdventureAdventureAdventure Quassapaug Sailing Center (W. Lake Road, Middlebury) 9 AM – 4 PM | 2 week sessions Ages 9 — 10 | Sails & Trails 1 Ages 11—12 | Sails & Trails 2

Flanders and Quassapaug Sailing Center have partnered to

offer this program which includes a full day of sailing and

nature exploration!

Feel the wind move you along the water as you learn how

to sail under the watchful eye of Quassapaug Sailing

Center’s certified instructors. Explore the rich diversity of

Flanders’ Whittemore Sanctuary on daily hikes and

educational expeditions led by Flanders’ experienced

naturalists!

The sailing half of the day is an introduction to basic safety,

seamanship, and boat handling on the water. Participants

will begin their sailing experience in QSC’s Optimist

dinghies, focusing on developing independence and

confidence. Each boat will be sailed by only one student.

Skills taught will include understanding the parts of the

boat, water safety, understanding wind direction, rigging,

knots, and sailing up and down wind.

Campers will enjoy exploring the different environments of

the land around the water through daily excursions into the

Whittemore Sanctuary and its wetland habitat. Animal

tracking, scavenger hunts, fishing and investigating the

animals, birds, and local plants both in and out of the

water, will help campers make the connection of the value

of open space and responsible land use to issues like water

quality for recreation and daily usage.

Session 1 June 25—July 6 (no class July 4)

Session 2 July 9—20

Session 3 July 23—August 3

Session 4 August 6—17

All Star Regatta August 11

Sails and Trails Summer Adventure Sails and Trails Summer Adventure Sails and Trails Summer Adventure Sails and Trails Summer Adventure ———— Quassapaug Sailing Quassapaug Sailing Quassapaug Sailing Quassapaug Sailing Center, W Lake Rd, Middlebury Center, W Lake Rd, Middlebury Center, W Lake Rd, Middlebury Center, W Lake Rd, Middlebury Learning how to sail on Lake Quassapaug and exploring the Whittemore Sanctuary in search

of wildlife are sure to be part of the best summer ever! (All participants must pass a swim

test). Extended morning and afternoon hours are available!Extended morning and afternoon hours are available!Extended morning and afternoon hours are available!Extended morning and afternoon hours are available!

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Earth ExplorersEarth ExplorersEarth ExplorersEarth Explorers————Van Vleck CampusVan Vleck CampusVan Vleck CampusVan Vleck Campus Van Vleck Campus | 9 AM — 5 PM | Ages 10—13

Offered weekly | JUNE 18–SEPTEMBER 5

Our future earth stewards will explore a variety of habitats as they discover diversity of life at Flanders. Following the footsteps of past explorers, students will capture, observe and release live specimens to connect biology concepts and life science discoveries to environmental issues today. Along with hiking trails, students will use digital microscopes, apps, art and technology to create digital journals, research wildlife characteristics and create social media environmental messages to share with our online community. Lessons include forest management, natural resource conservation, survival skills, orienteering and invasive species management. This

unique, hands-on experience help youth find their role to protect nature.

As counselors in training, campers will participate in hands-on activities and stories that promote understanding, appreciation and empathy for the earth. Earth Explorers will experience pride of volunteerism as they practice a leadership role with the younger campers. They will share environmental science discoveries, create nature-inspired art, help with animals at the North Barn and assist with

creative cooking.

Students will enjoy Flanders’ great outdoor spaces and will be inspired as they

prepare themselves for a life of environmental responsibility and service!

Make It A Full Day Of Flanders Fun!Make It A Full Day Of Flanders Fun!Make It A Full Day Of Flanders Fun!Make It A Full Day Of Flanders Fun! –––– For All AgesFor All AgesFor All AgesFor All Ages

Is it hard for you, as a working parent, to adjust your hours to accommodate your child’s part-time summer program?

Take advantage of our extended hours and your child can enjoy an entire fun-filled day at Flanders!

Rooster Roll Call Rooster Roll Call Rooster Roll Call Rooster Roll Call ---- MoMoMoMorrrrninninninningggg ExtendeExtendeExtendeExtendedddd CarCarCarCareeee AAAAvailable vailable vailable vailable The Trail House | 7 AM — 9 AM | Ages 3—5 (entering kindergarten) The North Barn | 7 AM — 9 AM | Ages 5 and Up Our Rooster Roll Call makes it more convenient than ever for your child to enjoy a full day at Flanders this summer. For an additional fee our extended care program will fit your working schedule. Child(ren) must participate in a morning summer series session to attend. Fun Finale Fun Finale Fun Finale Fun Finale ---- Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon ExtendeExtendeExtendeExtendedddd CarCarCarCareeee AAAAvailable vailable vailable vailable The Studio | 5 — 6 PM | All camp age groups Working late? Our Fun Finale makes it more convenient for your child to enjoy their fun-filled day at Flanders even longer. For an additional fee our extended care program will fit your working schedule. Child(ren) must participate in a afternoon summer series session to attend.

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INDICATE AGE / GRADE GROUPINDICATE AGE / GRADE GROUPINDICATE AGE / GRADE GROUPINDICATE AGE / GRADE GROUP Previous Flanders Summer Camp Series attendee? □ □ □ □ Yes □ □ □ □ No

□□□□ 3—5 yrs old □ □ □ □ 5—9 yrs old (must have completed K) □ □ □ □ 10—13 yrs old □ □ □ □ 13—14 yr old (Kayaking)

Child’s Name:

1. Parent/Guardian Name:

Address:

City, State, Zip Code:

Entering Grade

□ □ □ □ M □ □ □ □ F

/ /

Birth Date

2. Parent/Guardian Name:

Address:

City, State, Zip Code:

Work Name / Phone:

Home Phone: Cell Phone:

Email Address:

Work Name / Phone:

Home Phone: Cell Phone:

Email Address

Allergies: □ □ □ □ No □ □ □ □ Yes, Explain

Special Needs: □ □ □ □ No □ □ □ □ Yes, Explain

Emergency Medication:

Other Medical Issue:

Child’s Doctor Name: Number:

Child’s Dentist Name: Number:

Hospital Preferred & Insurance Info.

Prior to camp you MUST submit one of the following: an Early Childhood Health Assessment Record, A Health Assessment Record Prior to camp you MUST submit one of the following: an Early Childhood Health Assessment Record, A Health Assessment Record Prior to camp you MUST submit one of the following: an Early Childhood Health Assessment Record, A Health Assessment Record Prior to camp you MUST submit one of the following: an Early Childhood Health Assessment Record, A Health Assessment Record or or or or the Youth the Youth the Youth the Youth

Camp Health Exam / Record. Flanders does not administer any medication. Your child must be able to selfCamp Health Exam / Record. Flanders does not administer any medication. Your child must be able to selfCamp Health Exam / Record. Flanders does not administer any medication. Your child must be able to selfCamp Health Exam / Record. Flanders does not administer any medication. Your child must be able to self----administer any medicatadminister any medicatadminister any medicatadminister any medication and you ion and you ion and you ion and you

must submit the following form: http://www.ct.gov/oec/lib/oec/licensing/childcare/cdc_yc_adminmeds.pdfmust submit the following form: http://www.ct.gov/oec/lib/oec/licensing/childcare/cdc_yc_adminmeds.pdfmust submit the following form: http://www.ct.gov/oec/lib/oec/licensing/childcare/cdc_yc_adminmeds.pdfmust submit the following form: http://www.ct.gov/oec/lib/oec/licensing/childcare/cdc_yc_adminmeds.pdf

1. Name 2. Name

Relationship Relationship

Address Address

Day Phone Day Phone

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION ---- Individuals with permission to make decisions for the health and welfare of my child and who can remove my child from Individuals with permission to make decisions for the health and welfare of my child and who can remove my child from Individuals with permission to make decisions for the health and welfare of my child and who can remove my child from Individuals with permission to make decisions for the health and welfare of my child and who can remove my child from Flanders’ premises. Flanders’ premises. Flanders’ premises. Flanders’ premises.

RELEASES — If parents(s) or legal guardian(s) cannot be reached in the event of an emergency, I hereby appoint the staff of Flanders or QSC to act in my/our behalf

to administer first aid treatment and/or to authorize unexpected medical, dental or surgical care and hospitalization for my child, including but not limited to

ordering x-rays or routine tests. I agree to the release of any records necessary for insurance purposes. I give permission to Flanders or QSC to arrange necessary

related transportation. I give permission to the physician selected by Flanders or QSC to secure and administer treatment. This completed form may be photocop-

ied for trips off site for emergency transportation only. I give permission for my child to participate in nature trail walks and related outdoor activities, as well as

other Flanders or QSC Summer Series activities. □□□□YES □□□□NO

I give Flanders or QSC staff permission to release my child to the emergency contacts listed. They have my permission to make decisions as to the welfare and

health of my child. □□□□YES □□□□NO

I give Flanders or QSC my permission to take, use, publish, and reproduce photographs, slides or video of my child for publicity purposes. □□□□YES □□□□NO

Signature of Parent / Guardian Date:

Print Parent / Guardian Name

SummeSummeSummeSummerrrr Camp Camp Camp Camp

Print & Mail to: 5 Church Hill Road, Woodbury CT 06798

Office Address: 596 Flanders Road, Woodbury CT

(203) 263-3711 x 10

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PERPERPERPER PLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASE

Prices shown per per series. Scholarships are available. Please call the office for

Child’s Name: Birth Date:

Home

Phone: / /

Register before May 31 Register after June 1

Flanders Members per week $155 AM or PM / $280 All Day $165 AM or PM / $300 All Day

Non-Members per week $185 AM or PM / $340 All Day $195 AM or PM / $360 All Day

Sails & Trails at QSC p/ 2 wk. session $585 $585

AM Before Care at Flanders or QSC $8 p/ hour $8 p/ hour

Kayaking at QSC p/ 1 wk. session $295 $295

PM After Care at Flanders (5—6 PM) or QSC (4—6 PM) $8 p/ hour $8 p/ hour

Program Date

Time

(AM or PM) / All Day Cost

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

9)

10)

Subtotal from Above

Every year some children can’t go to camp because of economic reasons.

Consider giving to our scholarship fund to send a child to camp. +

( new or renewing membership) +

Total Due

Please make checks payable to Flanders Nature Center & Land Trust

Please charge my: Am Ex ● Disc ● Visa ● MasterCard

Card No: Exp Date:

Register by mail, phone at (203) 263-3711 or online at www.flandersnaturecenter.org

• Children MUST be toilet trained and be able to attend without a parent

• Registration processed on a first-come-first-served basis

• 50% refund given with two weeks prior notice of cancellation. NO refund given after class begins. NO refunds for Sails & Trails

• We reserve the right to cancel any program due to minimum enrollment

• Students shouldn’t arrive more than 10 minutes before class and should be picked up promptly at the end of class

Office Use:

Date: By: Ck # Dep # Conf Date: Mem Exp:

Orchid $1,000

Membership Level :

Hickory $500

White Birch $250

Cedar $100

Family $65

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YOUTH CAMP HEALTH EXAM/ RECORD YOUTH CAMP HEALTH EXAM/ RECORD YOUTH CAMP HEALTH EXAM/ RECORD YOUTH CAMP HEALTH EXAM/ RECORD

Physical Exams are Valid for 3 Years From Date of Last ExaminationPhysical Exams are Valid for 3 Years From Date of Last ExaminationPhysical Exams are Valid for 3 Years From Date of Last ExaminationPhysical Exams are Valid for 3 Years From Date of Last Examination

Please Return Form to Camp Completed by PhysicianPlease Return Form to Camp Completed by PhysicianPlease Return Form to Camp Completed by PhysicianPlease Return Form to Camp Completed by Physician

THE SECTION BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY THE SPECIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER:THE SECTION BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY THE SPECIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER:THE SECTION BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY THE SPECIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER:THE SECTION BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY THE SPECIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER:

Camper’s Name: Date of Birth:

Guardian: Phone No:

Address, City, ST, Zip

Emergency Contact Phone No:

Arrival Date at Camp: Departure Date:

May participate in all camp activities

May participate, except for:

Medical information pertinent to routine care and emergencies:

Is this individual taking prescription or over-the-counter medication(s)? □ □ □ □ Yes □ □ □ □ No

If yes, please indicate names of medications(s):

Does the individual have allergies? □ □ □ □ Yes □ □ □ □ No Explain:

Is the individual on a special diet? □ □ □ □ Yes □ □ □ □ No Explain:

Does the individual have special needs? □ □ □ □ Yes □ □ □ □ No Explain:

This camper is up to date on all the following routine childhood immunizations currently recommended by the American Academy of

Pediatrics and National Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices .

Yes No Yes No

Measles Hepatitis B

Mumps Diphtheria

Rubella Pertussis

Chicken Pox Pneumococcal Conjugate

Tetanus Polio

Date of Exam_______/_______/________

Comments:

Print name of medical care provider:

Medical care provider’s Address, City, State, Zip Code:

Telephone Number:

Signature of Physician, PA, ARPN or RN

Date form signed:

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