Danvers Recreation 2016 Spring & Summer Brochure

Spring & Summer

Danvers Recreation Program Guide

2016

DANVERS RECREATION DIVISION WWW.DANVERSREC.COM 978.777.0001 x3094

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IN PERSON:

Please fill out the Program Registration Form to the right of this page and bring it with you to: Town Hall - 1 Sylvan Street, Danvers, MA Our hours are: Recreation is located on the second floor. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday

FROM BROCHURE:

If you are viewing this brochure online you can click any program title and the link will take you directly to the Danvers Recreation Registration Page. See steps below for help navigating the registration page.

ONLINE:

1. Go to www.danversrec.com and click on the red “Register for all Programs” button half way down the page on the right.

2. The link will take you to the “online registration” page. If you already have an account simply enter your username and password to begin the registration process.

A. To register for programs you must create an account for your household if you have not already done so. This will enable use of our online registration system B. If you already have an account, but forgot your login info, you may request your username and password via this site. If you have requested your username and password but have not received an email from us, please check your spam/junk folders. C. To pay a Fun Club or any other Household Balance, please login and then click on the “Pay Account Balances” link. Please make sure you follow all directions and complete the process, otherwise, your payment may not go through

successfully.

3. Once logged in, you can select any category from the left under “Activity Types” or “Facilities.” You can also click “Browse Activities” from the “Quick Links” box on the bottom right.

4. Once you have found a program you would like to register for, click the icon of the green plus sign on the left-most side of the information bar beneath the activity

description. When the information bar appears at the bottom of your screen, click “Add to Cart.”

5. Select the person in your household who you would like to enroll in the program by checking the gray box under their name. Then click the “Continue” button at the bottom left of your screen.

6. Read through the Activity Waiver. To continue with your registration you must agree to the waiver.

7. You will be brought to your shopping cart. Review your order. If correct, click “Proceed to Checkout” on the bottom left. If you would like to clear your shopping cart click the “X” icon next to the activity description.

8. Review the “Summary of Charges” and enter your payment method and billing

information. When finished, click “Continue” at the bottom left of your screen to begin the payment authorization process and generate a confirmation receipt.

Online Registration Support:

For assistance, please call our office at (978) 777-0001 x3094.

Please Note: Danvers Recreation only accepts payments via check,

Visa, Discover & MasterCard.

Please make checks payable to “Town of Danvers”

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Endicott Park

Waterfront & Harbor

Fun Club

Friends of Danvers Recreation

The Fun Club After School Program is a licensed school age childcare program that focuses on the individual child in a supportive environment while meeting the needs of working parents in Danvers. Fun Club provides quality care for children in grades K-5. The qualified staff members create a safe, caring, and supportive environment full of enriching recreation opportunities. Our staff support the goals of social well-being and growth by meeting the individual development needs of each child. Fun Club features many quality activities for children some of which may include: supervised homework time, cooking, group activities & fitness games, Zumba, karate, drama, com-puters, sports, arts & crafts, walking field trips, music, indoor/outdoor games & much more!

Endicott Park is owned and operated by the Town of Danvers. The park encompasses 165 acres and is home to some of the most unique and varied recreational land on the North Shore. Today, Endicott Park attracts nearly 160,000 visitors a year. The park’s varied landscape includes pastoral views, historic farm buildings, orchards, woodlands, and marshes. A network of trails and gravel roads allows for stress free exploration of the park. En-dicott Park will be home to the new Danvers Dog Park, a newly renovated playground and the future Nature Cen-ter. Endicott Park offers a number of options for groups wishing to reserve an area for private use. For more in-formation on the permit process, please visit their website at www.endicottpark.com. Endicott Park is located at 57 Forest Street in Danvers and is open 9:00 AM—Sunset, 365 days a year.

Nearly 800 boaters call Danvers homeport. This homeport consists of four rivers; the Danvers River, the Waters River, the Crane River and the Porter River. Danvers provides boaters with a naturally protected harbor with less than a 30 minute ride to the ocean. The Crane River Marina is the Town’s only public marina and provides dock-age for 68 vessels up to 25’ in length. Pope’s Landing offers public restrooms, a lighted parking lot, scenic park, and picnic area. For a minimum charge you can launch your boat using our boat launch ramp. The Harbormas-ter's Office at Pope’s Landing offers pump out boat services where the pump out boat will come to any marina or mooring in Danvers and pump out your vessel free of charge. Pope’s Landing office is located at 8 Harbor Street in Danvers. Visit their website at www.danversharbormaster.com.

Permits

Employment

Refunds

Employment Applications can be found at www.danversrec.com under the “About Us” tab on the left side of the screen along the blue ribbon. Applications can be mailed to [email protected], brought into our Town Hall office, or mailed to Town Hall, Recreation Office, 1 Sylvan Street, Danvers, MA 01923.

If you cancel your registration for a program for which Danvers Recreation has paid deposits, purchased equip-ment, or incurred other expenses on your behalf, your refund, if any, will be reduced by the amount of the ex-penses incurred, plus a $15.00 administrative fee.

People with Disabilities The Danvers Recreation Division is committed to providing facilities and programs that meet the needs of resi-dents with disabilities. All arrangements will be made on an individual basis. Please contact the recreation office at 978-777-0001 x3094 with any questions.

All Town ballfields do require a permit for organized play. In order to obtain a permit, applicants must read and sign the “Playing Field and Related Facility Permit Policy” and fill out a Permit Request Form. Both can be found by going to www.danversrec.com. Click “Field Permits” on the right side of the screen along the blue ribbon.

The Friends of Danvers Recreation is a private, non-profit organization (501C3) that was started to help the Town of Danvers meet the recreational needs of the community. The organization has successfully run various fund-raisers and programs and is always looking for new ideas and interested volunteers. Some events and projects that the Friends of Danvers Recreation has assisted in are: Summer Concert Series, Smith School Playground, Great Oak School Playground, Lawrence Street Park Playground, Rail Trail, Memorial Field Monument, Highlands School Walk, Endicott Park Playground, Danvers Dog Park and much more!

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Contents:

Park Inventory ………………………………………………………………………………………4

Danvers Recreation Information ………………………………………………………….. 5

Summer Concert Series ……………………………………………………………………….. 7

Quick Reference Calendar ……………………………………………………………………. 8

CIT Program Information ……………………………………………………………………… 9

Babysitting, Theatre & Volunteer Program ……………………………………10 –11

Trips & Events …………………………………………………………………………….. 12—13

Truck Day & Sun ‘n Air ………………………………………………………………………...14

Youth Sports Programs ……………………………………………………………….. 15—22

Adult Fitness ……………………………………………………….……………………… 23—25

Science & Technology Programs …………………………………………………. 26—28

Music Programs ………………………………………………………………………………... 29

Full Summer Programs ……………………………………………………………….. 30—36

Endicott Park Programs ………………………………………………………………. 37—39

*NOTE: all program information subject to change without notice*

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Wait Too Long To Register! Best Way To Ruin A Program?

Don’t let LOW ENROLLMENT ruin your program! Most program cancellations are due to not having enough sign-ups for an instructor to run a class! You should register AT LEAST ONE

WEEK before your program is scheduled to begin. More often than not, we receive the most calls for registration after we’ve had to cancel a program.

Don’t procrastinate, SIGN UP EARLY!

Summer Concert Series ‘16 Held at the Danvers Rotary Pavilion at 6:00 PM

For updates please call: (978) -777-0001 x 4

Band Theme Date Rain Date

Wildfire Dynamic Cover Band Wed. July 6 Thurs. July 7

Scooby Snax 60’s to Current Mon. July 11 Tues. July 12

Way to River All Decades of Rock Wed. July 13 Thurs. July 14

Shana Stack Band Country Mon. July 18 Tues. July 19

Merj Rock Rhythm & Blues Wed. July 20 Thurs. July 21

Don’t Call Me Shirley Upbeat, Fun Band Mon. July 25 Tues. July 26

Overdrive Horns Wed. July 27 Thurs. July 28

Decades of Rock Rock Wed. Aug. 3 Thurs. Aug 4

Northshoremen Barbershop Mon. Aug 8 Tues. Aug 9

Grupo Fantasia Latin, Salsa Wed. Aug 10 Thurs. Aug 11

Hot Sauce Rhythm & Blues Mon. Aug 22 Tues. Aug. 23

USAF Rhythm in Blue Jazz Wed. Aug 24 Thurs. Aug 25

4EverFab Beatles Tribute Mon. Aug 29 Tues. Aug 30

*No concerts during the week of August 15—August 19, 2016.

This is a tentative schedule. All dates and bands are subject to change.

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Quick Reference Calendar

P—Preschool Y—Youth M– Middle School HS—High School A—Adults F—Family

A EARLY SPRING YOGA MAR. 7—APR. 11

HS/A COUCH TO 5K MAR. 28—MAY 25

HS/A SPRING ZUMBA MAR. 29—MAY 24

A BOOT CAMP SESS. 3 APR. 4—MAY 7

A TOTAL BODY FITNESS 3 APR. 4—MAY 4

Y-HS BLUE CHIP WRESTLING APR. 4—MAY 25

P/Y MINIKICKERS SOCCER APR. 15—JUNE 4

A LATE SPRING YOGA APR. 18—MAY 23

Y CHEER BOOT CAMP APR. 19—APR. 21

Y ENDICOTT ADVENTURES APR. 20—APR. 22

F RED SOX V. RAYS APR. 21

F SPRING FLING APR. 21

Y SPRING FIELD HOCKEY APR. 26—MAY 31

M MIDDLE SCHOOL GOLF APR. 27—MAY 25

P LATE SPRING LIL EXPLORER APR. 28—JUNE 3

Y/M SPRING TENNIS MAY 7—JUNE 11

A BOOT CAMP SESS. 4 MAY 16—JUNE 25

A TOTAL BODY FITNESS 4 MAY 16—JUNE 22

HS/A BALLROOM DANCE 2 MAY 19—JUNE 9

F AMPHIBIAN ADVENTURES MAY 20

F RED SOX V. BLUE JAYS JUNE 5

A EARLY SUMMER YOGA JUNE 6—JULY 18

F FISHING FESTIVAL JUNE 18

F BIB: MATILDA JUNE 22

M BABYSITTERS COURSE JUNE 25

Y-HS FALCON HOCKEY CLINIC JUNE 25—JUNE 26

Y SUMMER TENNIS SESS. 1 JUNE 28—JULY 8

Y SNAKE JUNE 29—AUG. 19

Y PARK PROGRAM JUNE 29—AUG. 26

Y FALCON SUMMER FUN JUNE 29—SEPT. 2

Y HOOPSTERS BASKETBALL JULY 5—JULY 8

Y HOT SHOTS BASKETBALL JULY 5—JULY 8

Y SUMMER BAND JULY 5—JULY 14

Y LET’S PLAY SPORTS JULY 5—AUG. 19

P/Y LITTLE LIZARDS JULY 5—AUG. 26

Y MIND BLOWING SCIENCE JULY 11—JULY 14

Y GIRLS SUMMER DANCE JULY 11—JULY 14

M JOURNEYS JULY 11—AUG. 19

Y/M SUMMER TENNIS SESS. 2 JULY 11—JULY 22

A BOOT CAMP SESS. 5 JULY 11—AUG. 20

A TOTAL BODY FITNESS 5 JULY 11—AUG. 17

P LITTLEST LIZARDS WK. 1 JULY 12—JULY 14

Y SOUND RECORDING JULY 18—JULY 21

Y LEGO ROBOT. & ENGINEER. JULY 18—JULY 22

Y LEGO STAR WARS JULY 18—JULY 22

M/HS SNAKE TRAVELS JULY 18—JULY 22

P LITTLEST LIZARDS WK. 2 JULY 19—JULY 21

F RED SOX V. GIANTS JULY 20

HS/A BALLROOM DANCE 3 JULY 21—AUG. 11

F FAMILY CAMPOUT JULY 22—JULY 23

Y SUMMER MUSIC ACADEMY JULY 25—JULY 28

Y FALCON FOOTBALL CLINIC JULY 25—JULY 27

Y/M SUMMER TENNIS SESS. 3 JULY 25—AUG. 5

A LATE SUMMER YOGA JULY 25—AUG. 29

M FALCON TRANSITION CLINIC AUG. 1—AUG. 3

Y SHOOTING STARS BBALL AUG. 1—AUG. 5

P-M BRITISH SOCCER CAMP AUG. 8—AUG. 12

Y VID. GAME DESIGN & CODE. AUG. 8—AUG. 12

Y MINECRAFT GAMING AUG. 8—AUG. 12

Y/M SUMMER TENNIS SESS. 4 AUG. 8—AUG. 19

P LITTLEST LIZARDS WK. 3 AUG. 9—AUG. 11

M/HS SNAKE TRAVELS PLUS AUG. 15—AUG. 19

Y/M YOUTH SPIKERS VOLLEYBALL AUG. 15—AUG. 19

HS TRYOUT-READY VOLLEYBALL AUG. 15—AUG. 19

F SONGS & S’MORES AUG. 19

Y SUMMER FIELD HOCKEY AUG. 22—AUG. 23

Y ADVENTURES IN SPACE AUG. 22—AUG. 26

Y JUNIOR RANGERS AUG. 22—SEPT. 2

F RED SOX V. ROAYLS AUG. 26

A BOOT CAMP SESS. 6 AUG. 29—OCT 8

A TOTAL BODY FITNESS 6 AUG. 29—OCT 5

F RED SOX V. BLUE JAYS OCT. 2

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[Counselor In Training]

How Does It Work?

Procedure Potential CITs can begin picking up/printing out CIT Application packets on March 14, 2016. CITs should fill out all paperwork and obtain a written teacher reference and return both in person to the Danvers Recreation office by the June 3, 2016 deadline. Applications will not be reviewed if they are submitted after the deadline or if they are incomplete. Danvers Rec Staff will review applications and acceptance/rejection notifications will be sent out on June 10, 2016. If accepted, CITs should arrange to meet with specific program directors if it is in their program criteria, or come in as soon as possible to register for desired programs and weeks. Registration is based on a first-come first-serve basis and occurs in-office only. Your non-refundable payment is required upon registering; you may not register without payment under any circumstances. CIT training on June 25, 2016 is mandatory. You may not participate in the CIT program if you do not attend training.

Danvers Recreation summer programs run for roughly eight weeks. Accepted CITs sign-up for programs on a weekly basis (i.e. CITs may do a week of SNAKE, a week of LPS, a week of Jour-ney’s and so on as long as they fit each program’s requirements). Through supervised group leadership opportunities CITs learn the skills and responsibilities necessary to become a leader by participating in all weekly program events. While in the program, the goal is to have CITs develop values, environmental awareness and the confidence necessary to make the transi-tion from camper to counselor. If accepted, it is essential that CITs attend the full weeks of the program they register for. Participation in this program does not guarantee being hired as a staff member. CITs take from the program what they put into it.

C.I.T. Program 2016

What is the CIT Program?

Important Dates Monday, March 14 Applications become available online and in office

Friday, June 3 Deadline to submit CIT Application Packet & References MUST submit in person at Rec office.

Friday, June 10 Acceptance/Rejection decisions mailed out

Wednesday, June 22 Accepted CIT deadline to sign-up for programs

Saturday, June 25 Mandatory training for all accepted CITs

The Counselor in Training Program is designed to give selected High School age students (ages 14-17) the opportunity to learn and develop leadership and teamwork skills in our summer programs. This program is for those students who are seriously interested in learn-ing about leadership and responsibility. The program consists of training and actual work ex-perience with campers under the supervision of a Danvers Recreation staff person. Maturity and a sincere desire to work with children are essential.

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Volunteering with Danvers Rec

Have a unique talent or passion you want to share with others? Love building new relation-ships? Want to learn something new? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you should consider getting involved with our Volunteer Program! Danvers Recreation is always open to new faces and extra hands in order to continue to give back to our community. Visit our website for more information!

Service Opportunities Include: Fun Club After School Program Waterfront Endicott Park Summer Programs Youth Sports Special Events and many more!

Stay Updated! www.instagram.com /DanversRec/

www.twitter.com /DanversRec

www.facebook.com /DanversRecreation

Follow us for updates, event dates, program news, pictures, cancellations and more!

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Course Babysitters

Saturday, June 25th This course instructed by Ms. Debbie LaFlamme will cover topics to help your teen becomes a more responsible and trustworthy babysitter for family and friends! Recommended ages 11 and up! Topics covered include: Interviewing with parents Infant & toddler care: diapering, feeding techniques, creative reading, activities for young children, appropriate snacks, etc. Handling bedtime issues Choosing safe & age-appropriate toys and games Basic First Aid: choking, cuts, eye injuries, nosebleeds, burns, seizures, poisoning, bites, etc. Tips for having a safe babysitting experience, and more! DATE DAY TIME LOCATION FEE 6/25 Sa 8:30A-12:30P Holten Richmond MS $40

Theatre Program Mrs. Wilichoski & Ms. Sheehan

with Highlands School Teachers

Students in grades 1-5 will be performing different Folk Tale and Fairytale plays throughout the week. They will have fun taking on the roles of different characters while also getting a chance to practice their reading skills. There will also be an opportunity for the artists in the group to help with set design. As a special treat, students will get a water bottle and t-shirt to decorate and take home as a keepsake of their fun week. Please bring a bagged lunch and sunscreen every day. GRADE: 1-5 SIBLING DISCOUNT: $25 DATES DAYS TIME LOCATION FEE 8/8—8/11 M-Th 9A-1P Highlands School Classroom 136 $125

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MATILDA Broadway In Boston Presents:

Wednesday, June 22 7:30pm Winner of 50 international awards, including four Tony Awards, Matilda The Musical is the sto-ry of an extraordinary girl who, armed with vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny. Based on the beloved novel by Roald Dahl, Matilda contin-ues to thrill sold out audiences of all ages on Broadway and in London’s West End. The Wall Street Journal says, “The makers of Matilda have done the impossible-triumphantly! It is smart, sweet, zany and stupendous fun.” Join Danvers Rec as we travel to Boston via luxury motor coach to catch this spectacular show! Tickets will sell fast! LOCATION BUS DEPARTURE SHOWTIME FEE Boston Opera House DHS at 5:30 PM 7:30 PM $66 per person

RED SOX How ‘Bout Them

Join Danvers Rec as we travel to Fenway Park to see your favorite team! Games with seats in the Grandstand are in the Family Section. All trips include bus transportation departing from Danvers High School. DATE DAY BUS LEAVES GAME AGAINST SECTION FEE 1 April 21 TH 12:00P 1:35P Tampa Bay Rays 32 Grandstand $32 2 June 5 Su 12:00P 1:35P Toronto Blue Jays 32 Grandstand $47 3 July 20 W 5:15P 7:10P San Francisco Giants 32 Grandstand $44 4 August 26 F 5:15P 7:10P Kansas City Royals 32 Grandstand $44 5 October 2 Su 12:00P 1:35P Toronto Blue Jays 37 Bleacher $55

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Spring Fling Father Daughter Dance

Danversport Yacht Club

5:30—7:30 PM

Grades: Kindergarten – 7

Pair of Tickets: $40 per couple

Additional Guests:

$12 each

Proper Dress Required

Swing into Spring with our annual Daddy-

Daughter Dance! Join us for a night of

dancing fun in the gorgeous Danversport

Yacht Club Main Ballroom. Grab your

dancing shoes and get ready for the

limbo, conga, freeze dance, slow dancing

and more from DJ Desi! Photography will

be provided during the event for arrival

pictures and candid's throughout the

night.

Thursday April 21, 2016 Menu Items include child and dad-friendly finger-foods and appetizers! And of course, everyone’s favorite...the chocolate fountain!

Tickets sold until 5:00PM the night of the event You MUST bring your receipt with you to enter

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Save The Date!

5 Large Buckets of Balls

$39

5 rounds on the 3-hole course

$24

Sun ‘n Air Golf Coupons

Danvers Recreation has special discounts for Sun ‘n Air Golf on Conant Street in Danvers. Stop by the Recreation Office to pick up your coupon books today! The perfect little gifts for the

golfer in your life!

Public Safety & Truck Day Saturday, September 10, 2016

at Endicott Park Bigger and better than trucks in the sandbox! Join us at Endicott Park on September 10th for a day of family fun. Trucks on display will include dump trucks, loaders, fire engines, bulldozers, police cars, backhoes, K-9 cars, tractors, boats, plows and chip-pers! Guaranteed fun for all ages!

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SUP East Coast Style Stand Up Paddle

Kids Summer SUP!

Launch Night! June 27, 2016 Learn how to Paddle with SUP East Coast Style! Join us for a half hour lesson introduction where you will learn the basic techniques and fundamentals of stand up paddle boarding while having a blast! After the lesson join us for s’mores around the fire! Four session running for 30 minutes each, 12 participants per session. Age Day Date Time Location Fee All ages M 6/27 6:00P, 6:30P, 7:00P, 7:30P Sandy Beach $15/person

“Life is better on the water!” In the program, kids will be given the opportunity to explore, experi-ence and take daily adventures with stand up paddling. Activities will include teaching the basics of SUP 101, stand up paddle boarding, swimming, treasure hunting, games, eco-awareness, water safety, races, contests, theme days and much more. Every day will be a new adventure determined by the wind, tides and our imagination. The SUP 101 Youth experience focuses on all aspects of stand up paddling and ocean awareness, and is designed to teach the novice or build on the skills of the more seasoned paddler. Instructors are certified in WSUPA , CPR and First aid and are chosen for their passion and love for the outdoors, the beach, paddling, and having fun! Pre-requisites include being comfortable in and around water as well as being a strong swimmer. MAX: 10 participants Session Age Day Dates Time Location Fee 1 7-15 M-F 7/11—7/15 9A-12P Sandy Beach $189 2 7-15 M-F 7/25—7/29 9A-12P Sandy Beach $189 3 7-15 M-F 8/8—8/12 9A-12P Sandy Beach $189 4 7-15 M-F 8/22—8/26 9A-12P Sandy Beach $189

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CHEER BOOT CAMP

Monday July 11-Thursday July 14 Come join Ms. Nancy for the dance program of the

summer! Children in grades K-7 will enjoy Hip Hop

dance and many other techniques. The program may

include activities such as crafts, movies, playground

games, dancing, Goodies ice cream sundaes, cheer,

yoga, field hockey, basketball, soccer and more!

Ages: 4-12 Fee: $175 per person; $150 for siblings Times: 9:00AM—1:00PM Location: Holten Richmond Middle School

Performance on Thursday at 12:00 in the HRMS Multi-Purpose Room!

GIRLS SUMMER DANCE

Tuesday April 19-Thursday April 21

Grade: K-7 Fee: $100 Times: 9:00AM—12:00PM Location: DHS Vye Gym *Space limited to 50 participants!*

Join Danvers Youth Football Cheering for a three-day

cheer boot camp clinic! Children in grades K-7 will

enjoy perfecting their motions, learning jump ap-

proaches and proper body positioning, learn new

cheers and a dance! There will be a performance on

the last day of the program for family to come see

what the cheerleaders have been working on!

Please wear comfortable clothes & bring plenty of

water!

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TENNIS

GOLF

SUMMER TENNIS This summer’s goal will be to maximize your tennis ex-perience in a fun and safe environment and to develop tennis skills that will be useful for a lifetime. All partici-pants (except 5-7 year old section) are required to bring their own racquet, please reach out to program director if this will be an issue. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water! No program 7/4/16. GRADE TIME LOCATION K-2 9-9:50A Plains Park 3-4 10-10:50A Plains Park 5&UP 11-11:50A Plains Park

MIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING GOLF

SESSION WEEK DAY FEE 1 6/28—7/8 M-F $60 2 7/11—7/22 M-F $75 3 7/25—8/5 M-F $75 4 8/8—8/19 M-F $75

Join Danvers Rec and Janis Clifford for our Spring Golf Program at Lakeview Golf Course in Wenham! This program focuses on the introduction to golf etiquette on the golf course as well as general golf instruction. Program includes the use of all facilities at Lakeview Golf Course and five rounds of golf with 9 holes each round. Everyone must bring their own clubs! GRADES DATE DAY TIME LOCATION FEE 6-8 4/27-5/25 W 2:30P Lakeview Golf Course $120

with Ken Rawson

with Janis Clifford

SPRING TENNIS Program begins with tennis fitness, hand-eye skills, basic tennis stroke technique, ball and racquet control, games and activities! Students will require a regulation racquet, sneakers and athletic attire appropriate for spring weather. FEE $60 GRADE DATE DAY TIME LOCATION K-2 5/7-6/11 Sa 9-10A Plains Park 3-4 5/7-6/11 Sa 10-11A Plains Park 5&UP 5/7-6/11 Sa 11A-12P Plains Park

Thursday April 21

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SOCCER Spring Challenger Sports Mini Kickers Danvers Recreation is proud to once again offer the Mini Kickers Pro-

gram in association with Challenger Sports. Mini Kickers is a new and

exciting program that teaches basic soccer skills while developing

strength, balance, coordination, listening skills and team work for chil-

dren ages 3-6 years. The curriculum has been developed by soccer

experts, child development professionals and experienced coaches,

ensuring a positive soccer experience for your child! Sessions are

coached by licensed and professional British or Brazilian coaches!

Register at www.minikickerssoccer.com!

Friday Mini Kickers Age Dates Times Location Fee 3-4 4/15-6/3 9-10A Plains Park $115 5-6 4/15-6/3 10:15-11:15A Plains Park $115

Saturday Mini Kickers Age Dates Times Location Fee 3-4 4/16-6/4 9-10A Plains Park $115 5-6 4/16-6/4 10:15-11:15A Plains Park $115

British Soccer Camp August 8—August 12 Over the past 20 years Challenger’s vast army of British coaches have

helped hundreds of thousands of boys and girls learn, improve, master

and fall in love with the sport of soccer. The British Soccer Camp pro-

gram will contain Challenger’s own brand of innovative practices such as

coached games, camp world cup, cultural education, character building,

and fun! Activities and drills will include individual foot skills, fakes,

moves and turns, freestyle soccer, technical and tactical instruction,

small-sided games, and daily World Cup style tournaments! Register at

www.challengersports.com! All players registered before June 24th will

receive a free British soccer jersey.

Session Age Times Location Fee Mini Soccer 3-6 8-8:45A Gates Field $78 Half Day AM 7-16 9A-12P Gates Field $155 Half Day PM 7-16 5-8P Gates Field $155

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Basketball Hoopsters Tuesday, July 5 - Friday, July 8

Hot Shots

This clinic will teach the fundamentals of passing, shooting, dribbling, rebounding, and defense while providing experiences in sportsmanship and team-work. The program is filled with great instruction and exciting challenges for kids to improve their skills and have fun! Please bring your own water bottle. For children entering grades 1-3 next fall. GRADE TIME LOCATION FEE 1-3 10A-12P DHS Field House $74

Tuesday, July 5 - Friday, July 8

Summer Clinics

Shooting Stars

This is an instructional basketball program for boys who will be entering grades 4 through 8 next fall. Program will be run by Coach John Jaworski and will include instruction and small sided games designed to improve skills and foster teamwork. GRADE TIME LOCATION FEE 4-8 1:30-4P DHS Field House $79

Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5

This program is for girls entering grades 4-9 next fall and focuses on individual skill development as well as funda-mental team concepts. Perfect for the player ready to take their game to the next level in a focused and fun instruc-tional environment. Coach John Jaworski & Pat Veilleux will cover all aspects of the game including shooting, drib-bling, passing, rebounding, defense & more! Great for pre-paring for a travel team, developing new skills & fun! GRADE TIME LOCATION FEE 4-9 9A-12P DHS Field House $129

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Falcon Hockey Off-Ice Training Clinic

with DHS Varsity Coach Baldassare

Saturday August 13-Sunday August 14

Spring Field Hockey Falcon

with Coach Jill McGinnity

This 2 day hockey clinic will provide clear and informative instruction on how players can improve their game year round without being on the ice! There will be a focus on the fundamentals of shooting, passing, stick handling and stride/speed develop-ment. Goaltending instruction also included. Players will work with DHS Hockey Coach Steve Baldassare and current DHS players to improve their skills! Equipment needed: Hockey Gloves, Hockey Stick (compatible for pavement), sneakers & water. Fee: $50 per person, $75 per family Birth Years Time 2009, 2008, 2007 9-10:30A 2006, 2005, 2004 10:30A-12P 2003, 2002, 2001 12-1:30P Location: Danvers High Parking Lot

Summer Field Hockey August 22—August 23

Join DHS Varsity Coach Jill McGinnity for two days of Field Hockey instruction! Basic skills will be explored and girls will leave with basic skills and a better understanding of the game. Whether you’re brand new or experienced and looking to fine-tune your skills, this is the program for you! Grades Dates Day Time Location Fee K-5 8/22-8/23 M&Tu 9:30-11:30A DHS Field Hockey Field $50

April 26—May 31 Join DHS Varsity Coach Jill McGinnity for Spring Field Hockey! Basic skills will be explored and girls will leave with basic skills and a better understanding of the game. Whether you’re brand new or experienced and looking to fine-tune your skills, this is the program for you! Grades Dates Day Time Location Fee 3-5 4/26-5/31 Tu 4-5P DHS Field Hockey Field $75

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FOOTBALL

Falcon Football Clinic with DHS Varsity Coach Shawn Theriault

This football clinic focuses on skills and drills with Varsity High School coaches and play-ers with an emphasis on having fun while learning the game of football! The clinic will provide clear and informative instruction and focus on the fundamentals such as stanc-es, starts, and over-all basics of all football positions. MUST register in advance! Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 2—7 M-W 7/25-7/27 9A-12P Deering Field FREE!

Monday July 25-Wednesday July 27

Falcon Transition Clinic with DHS Varsity Coach Shawn Theriault

Monday August 1-Wednesday August 3

Introduction to High School football with the Danvers High School Varsity coaches! Players will learn varsity offensive and defensive schemes. Competitions will include 7 v 7 and lineman challenges against local participating towns. Any player interested in 8th grade or Freshman football is strongly encouraged to sign up. Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 8—9 M-W 8/1-8/3 5:30-7:30P Deering Field $99

Clinic

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YOUTH SPIKERS CLINIC

Wrestling

Spend a week of your summer vacation with Danvers High School Coach George LeVasseur learning the basic skills of volleyball including attacking, passing, setting, blocking and FUN! For boys and girls with any level of experience!

GRADE TIME FEE LOCATION

3-8 5-6:30P $75 DHS Field House

Volleyball with DHS Coach George LeVasseur

Monday August 15-Friday August 19

TRYOUT-READY CLINIC

BLUE CHIP WRESTLING

Tuesdays & Thursdays April 5 — May 26

At Blue Chip Wrestling our mission is to focus on developing the complete student-athlete. Our wrestlers will excel in the top, bottom, neutral and scramble positions. We understand that every athlete is different and with individual attention wrestlers can develop their own unique style at their own pace. On top of wrestling technique wrestlers will develop trans-ferable skills such as leadership, commitment, sportsmanship and teamwork so they can become champions on and off the mat. GRADE DAY DATES TIMES LOCATION FEE 4-12 Tu&Th 4/5-5/26 6-7:30P DHS Vye Gym $99

This clinic is an intensive readiness program run by Coach George LeVasseur and Personal Trainers from Body Co. Gym. Program is open to high school boys and girls. Any questions please contact George at [email protected] GRADE TIME FEE LOCATION 9-12 7-9:30P $180 DHS Field House

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Vinyasa Yoga with Amy Swisher

Vinyasa Yoga is an all levels, alignment based yoga class. Slow sun salutations flow into em-powering standing postures, deep hip openers and back bends in a gentle way designed to enliven, recharge and relax you to calm the fluctuations of the mind. Classes are taught by Amy Swisher, RYT. Amy is a certified Dharma Coach and Yoga Teacher. Yoga takes place in a comfortable indoor environment usually in the Endicott Park Carriage Room. Program is de-signed for all levels and all bodies and promises to be gentle and relaxing. Bring your own yoga mat! Class schedule is subject to change—check DanversRec.com for up to date schedules.

Early Spring Yoga March 7th — April 11th Endicott Park Carriage Room AGES DAY TIME FEE All M 6:30-7:45P $15 drop in $75/session

Late Spring Yoga April 18th — May 23rd Endicott Park Carriage Room AGES DAY TIME FEE All M 6:30-7:45P $15 drop in $75/session

Early Summer Yoga June 6th — July 18th Endicott Park Carriage Room AGES DAY TIME FEE All M 6:30-7:45P $15 drop in $75/session **No Class July 4th**

Late Summer Yoga July 25th — August 29th Endicott Park Carriage Room AGES DAY TIME FEE All M 6:30-7:45P $15 drop in $75/session

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Spring ZUMBA With Stephanie DiLando Rooney

with Cheryl Marshall Couch to 5k

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That is exactly what the Zumba program is all about. It is an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness party that is moving people towards joy and health. Zumba classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy and international beats. This class is for ALL levels of fitness. No experience necessary! A terrific way for parents to spend time with their teens and older children while having a great time. Curious about the program? Try one class for free! There is no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness party! NOTE: No class during April school vacation on April 19th 2016.

Age Day Date Time Location Fee All Tu 3/29-5/24 6-6:50P HRMS Fitness Room $69

with Megan Brennan

Introduction to Ballroom Dance is a beginner dance class which will introduce students to the waltz, foxtrot, rumba, and swing! Perfect for couples or individuals, participants will work with Megan and other students to learn all the dances you wish you knew for those weddings and special events. Absolutely no dance experience is required, come for fun and have a great time!

Session Age Day Dates Times Location Fee 2 16+ Th 5/19-6/9 6:30-7:30P HRMS Fitness Room $50 3 16+ Th 7/21-8/11 6:30-7:30P HRMS Fitness Room $50

Ballroom Dancing

Yes, even YOU can go from the couch to running 3 miles! Too many people have been turned off to running simply by trying to start off too fast. Their body’s rebel and they wind up feeling miserable, wondering why anyone would possibly want to do this to themselves. You should ease into your running program gradually. In fact, the beginners’ program we will do is less of a running regimen than a walking and jogging program. The idea is to transform you from couch potato to runner, getting you running three miles (5k) on a regular basis in just two months! Each session should take about 20-30 minutes, three times a week. That just happens to be the same amount of moderate exercise recommended by numerous studies for optimum fitness. This program will get you fit!

Age Day Date Time Location Fee All M&W 3/28-5/25 6-6:30P Thorpe School Track $34

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Boot Camp

Total Body Fitness

with Kelly Pszenny Boot Camp is designed for every fitness level and will improve the current level of fitness of everyone that participates. All as-pects of fitness (cardio, strengths and flexibility) are covered and will give you the kick start you need to get on the road to opti-mum health in 2016. This program is designed to keep you moti-vated, disciplined and structured so you will not only see great results, you will also have a great experience.

Morning Boot Camp Age Day Time Location Fee 5wk./6wk. 16+ M-Th 5:15-6:15A DHS Field House $125/$135

Evening Boot Camp Age Day Time Location Fee 5wk./6wk. 16+ M&W 6-7P HRMS $75/$85

Saturday Morning Boot Camp Age Day Time Location Fee 5 wk./6wk. 16+ Sa 7-8A DHS Wellness Center $40/$45

2 Day Boot Camp For ages 16+, pick any two days from the above options Fee 5wk./6wk. $75/$85

Session 3: April 4—May 7 5 weeks Session 4: May 16—June 25 6 weeks Session 5: July 11—August 20 6 weeks Session 6: August 29—October 8 6 weeks

with Kelly Pszenny

Total Body Fitness is designed for all fitness levels, whether just starting out, intermediate or advanced. This is a total body workout focusing on strength, cardio and core! Kelly aims to keep you motivated, disciplined and structured so you get the results you want!

Age Day Time Location Fee 5wk./6wk. 16+ M&W 5:15-6P HRMS $75/$85

Session 3: April 4—May 4 5 weeks Session 4: May 16—June 22 6 weeks Session 5*: July 11—August 17 6 weeks *NOTE: Session 5 held in AM (6:30-7:15A) at DHS Session 6: August 29—October 5 6 weeks

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LEGO® Star Wars® Engineering: The Bricks Awaken! Channel your inner JEDI and your Master Builder skills as we build our way through the Star Wars galaxy! Each day we will travel to a new planet from the Star Wars universe! We’ll build your fa-vorite Star Wars vehicles from the ice planet Hoth, Luke Skywalker’s home planet of Tatooine, Geonosis, Endor, and many more. Over 50 different new and vintage sets will be available includ-ing Star Destroyers, X-Wings, the Millennium Falcon, and motorized AT-ATs! This is the ultimate experience for any LEGO® Star Wars® fan! We’ll also learn basic engineering principles as we con-struct motorized Droid Tanks, Pod Racers, and a Battle Droid Factory! Projects are available for all skill levels! May the bricks be with you! NOTE: Participants do not take projects home. Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 1-6 M-F 7/18-7/22 12:30-3:30P Great Oak $125

TECHNOLOGY SEACOAST

WORKSHOPS Week One: July 18 — July 22

LEGO® Robotics & Engineering Using the latest LEGO® Power Functions and LEGO® robotics technology, participants will have an opportunity to explore the amazing world of LEGO® robotics and engineering! We will learn about gears, circuits, and computer programming as we design, build, and program a variety of different robotics and engineering projects. Over 50 different projects are available including motorized cars and walkers, remote-controlled tanks, and amusement park rides. We’ll also use iPads to program and control projects build with the new LEGO® EV3! Projects are available for all skill levels. NOTE: Participants do not take projects home. Grades Day Date Time Location Fee 1-6 M-F 7/18-7/22 9A-12P Great Oak $125

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Minecraft Gaming Adventure Take your Minecraft skills to the next level with this action-packed Minecraft Adventure course! Using laptops, we will create, explore, and use problem-solving skills to build our very own Minecraft adventure maps. We will also learn how to build redstone circuits and ma-chines and command blocks to enhance our adventure maps. This Minecraft workshop is out of this world! NOTE: Program has a maximum registration of 12 participants. Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 3-6 M-F 8/8-8/12 12:30-3:30P Great Oak $125

PROGRAMS SUMMER

Week Two: August 8 — August 12

Video Game Design & Coding 101 Stop playing video games and start creating them! In this introductory class participants will learn how to program and create their very own video games. We will learn how to create sprites, objects, levels, backgrounds, sound effects and much more as we create several games that can be shared with family and friends! We’ll create games with fire-breathing dragons, a game with spaceships and asteroids, as well as a multi-level, customized adventure game complete with zombies, potions, coins, trap doors, and so much more! Participants will leave Friday with their games on a thumb-drive along with a free copy of the software! NOTE: Program has a maximum registration of 12 participants. Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 3-6 M-F 8/8-8/12 9A-12P Great Oak $125

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Adventures in Space with David Heshion

Mind Blowing Science with Kristen D’Entremont Monday July 11–

Thursday July 14

Fascinating hands-on experiments are a great way to enjoy the world of science! Learn interesting science facts by experimenting with different materials that react in surprising ways. Our experiments will be done using simple ingredients found around the house. We will try our cool projects that include making your own soda rockets, and of course the erupting volcano! More importantly, kids will under-stand the scientific ideas behind the fun!

Grade: 1-5 Fees: $130 Times: 9:00 AM—1:00 PM Location: Thorpe Elementary School

Monday August 22 – Friday August 26

To future space explorers: We are pleased to once again offer the opportunity to experience a five day space odyssey right in your own community! On this journey you will learn about flying, both in and out of Earth’s atmosphere, as well as find out what it’s like to live and work in space. You will also design your own space sta-tion, moon base or Mars base and see how rockets work from the ground up by building and launching your own model rocket! There will be video presentations and awards for this 5-day session!

Grade: 1-5 Fees: $100 Times: 9:00 AM—12:00 PM Location: Great Oak Elementary School

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Mind Blowing Science MUSIC PROGRAMS

Sound Recording Monday July 18 – Thursday July 21

Monday July 25 – Thursday July 28 Summer Music Academy

Summer Band Tuesday July 5 – Friday July 8 &

Monday July 11 – Thursday July 14 For all instruments and band students with at least one year of music experience! This program will feature small group instruction, rock band and percussion ensembles, and performances of music from traditional and contemporary genres. Students who participate come from a variety of musical backgrounds such as: Brasswinds, Woodwinds, Percussion, Keyboards, and Strings. Performance on July 14 from 11:15-11:45 AM in HRMS Multi-Purpose Room. For any specific questions please contact Mr. V. at [email protected] Fee $225 for both weeks. Can be pro-rated to $125 for one week of attendance – Call Office Week Grade Day Date Time Location 1 5-12 Tu-F 7/5-7/8 9A-12P HRMS Band Room 2 5-12 M-Th 7/11-7/14 9A-12P HRMS Band Room

Sound Recording with Mr. Parsons is open to all students in grades 5-8! In this program partic-ipants will compose their own music, create their own ringtones, write a commercial, learn film scoring, make their own CD’s and much more! Program is held in the new “state-of-the-art” Danvers High School Music Lab. Space is limited! For specific questions please contact Mr. Parsons at [email protected] Grade Day Date Time Location Fee 5—8 M-Th 7/18-7/21 9A-12P DHS Music Lab $99

Summer Music Academy with Mr. Parsons is open to band students of all levels! Learn new skills, meet new friends and have fun! Students playing Brass (trumpet, trombone, baritone, French horn, tuba), Woodwind (flute, clarinet, saxophone), and Percussion (including mallets and drum sets) are welcome to join the fun. There will be small group instruction with Mr. Parsons and members of the High School Band. For specific questions please contact Mr. Parsons at [email protected] Grade Day Date Time Location Fee All band students M-Th 7/25-7/28 9A-12P DHS Band Room $99

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Summer Adventures

Join Danvers Rec & Amanda Mickle for a summer of fun and lots of trips! Open to boys and girls in the Middle & High School Life Skills Program run through the Danvers Public Schools. Program is run Monday through Friday, full days be-fore and after summer school for stu-dents up to age 22. Trips include Salem Willows, Bowling, Mini Golf, Go-Karting & more!

Start Date: Tuesday, July 5, 2016 Last Day: Friday, August 26th Location: HRMS Café & Gym

Fee: $195 for the summer

A Free for all Danvers children, this program has an “open door” policy which permits children to come and go from the parks as they desire, with the exception of special events. Additional fees are required for special events and trips such as the Danvers Firemen’s Muster, Wiffleball Tournament, Playground Carnival, Canobie Lake Park, Franklin Park Zoo, Lowell Spinners, and Mini Golf. Each park site is staffed by two Danvers Rec summer counselors who will provide children with games, activities, arts & crafts and a safe, fun summer for all. Participants must be pre-registered for the summer to attend the program. For ages 6—14.

FULL DAY PARKS [9:00 AM—2:00 PM]

RAND CIRCLE PLAINS PARK TAPLEY PARK

HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY GREAT OAK ELEMENTARY

WOODVALE PARK LAWRENCE ST. PARK

HALF DAY PARKS [9:00 AM—12:00 PM]

SMITH ELEMENTARY FOLLY HILL PARK SANDY BEACH

SOUTHWICK PARK

Night Park 5:00—7:00 PM each Thursday at select playgrounds!

TRIP PACKAGES! PARK PLAN DEAL: For all registered participants Includes all trips except Canobie Lake Park $89

SUMMER SUN DEAL: For participants entering 3rd grade & above. Includes all trips! $129

Start Date: Thursday, June 30, 2016 Last Day: Friday, August 19th, limited parks

may run the week of 8/22-8/26

INDIVIDUAL 2016 TRIPS: TRIP DATE FEE Fireman’s Muster 7/6 $7 Lowell Spinners Game 7/13 $25 Park Carnival 7/20 $7 Franklin Park Zoo 7/27 $25 Wiffleball Tournament 8/3 $10 Mini Golf @ Paradise Golf 8/11 $20 Canobie Lake Park (gr. 3 & above) 8/17 $45

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FALCONS Summer Fun

Falcons Summer Fun program is for children who enjoy a wide variety of activities that promote physical fitness and above all FUN! Activities include computers, base-ball, basketball, drama, cheerleading, soccer, arts & crafts, science exploration, tennis, floor hockey, flag foot-ball, project adventure games, golf and more! New this year, lunch will be included for all participants. Program held at Highlands Elementary School for ages 6-13.

WEEK DATES DAYS TIMES FEE

WEEK 1 7/5—7/8 TU-F 9A—3P $120

WEEK 2 7/11—7/15 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 3 7/18—7/22 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 4 7/25—7/29 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 5 8/1—8/5 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 6 8/8—8/12 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 7 8/15—8/19 M-F 9A—3P $145 WEEK 8 8/22—8/26 M-F 9A—3P $145

WEEK 9 8/29—9/2 M-F 9A—3P $145

Early Drop off (8:00—9:00 AM) $25 (Price per week) Extended Day (3:00—6:00 PM) $75 (Price per week)

Early Bird Discount! Register on or before June 1st for $10 price reduction per week

WK. DATE TRIP

1 7/6 FIREMAN’S MUSTER @

ENDICOTT PARK

2 7/14 PATRIOTS PLACE

3 7/20 PARK CARNIVAL @

ENDICOTT PARK

4 7/27 FRANKLIN PARK ZOO

5 8/3 WIFFLEBALL TOURNEY @ DHS

6 8/11 NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM

7 8/17 FENWAY PARK TOUR

8 8/24 PARADISE MINI GOLF

9 9/1 HOLLYWOOD HITS

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LITTLE LIZARDS AT ENDICOTT PARK Explore the fascinating world of science

and nature in one of the most beautiful parks in New England, Endicott Park! Our veteran staff will provide the Little Lizards program with a variety of na-ture activities, such as learning about the different habitats of many animals, identifying plant and animal life, basics of hiking and general equipment knowledge. Fun weeks filled with songs, games, crafts and many new friends! For children ages 4-7. Field Trips: Lynch Park (Beverly) Tide Pooling: Fri. 7/8, Thurs. 7/28, Fri. 8/12 & Fri. 8/26 Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary: Fri. 7/15 and Fri. 7/22 Whale Mobile at Highlands School: Thurs. 8/4

LITTLEST LIZARDS

Program is $60 per week and runs Tuesdays—Thursdays from 9:30 AM—11:00 AM. 6 spots available per week, program is held in the Endicott Park Conference Room.

Three year old children will explore science and nature through age-appropriate activities at Endicott Park. Activities may include learn-ing about farm animals, exploring animal habitats, discovering the creatures in Goodno Pond, and many other games and activities!

WEEK DATES

WEEK 1 7/12—7/14 WEEK 2 7/19—7/21 WEEK 3 8/9—8/11

Early Bird Discount! Register on or before June 1st for $10 price reduction


WEEK 1 7/5—7/8 TU-F 9A—1P $122 WEEK 2 7/11—7/15 M-F 9A—1P $150 WEEK 3 7/18—7/22 M-F 9A—1P $150 WEEK 4 7/25—7/28 M-TH 9A—1P $122 WEEK 5 8/1—8/5 M-F 9A—1P $150 WEEK 6 8/8—8/12 M-F 9A—1P $150 WEEK 7 NO PROGRAM —— ——— ——— WEEK 8 8/22-8/26 M-F 9A—1P $150 Extended Day Option M-F 1P—2P $25


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LET’S PLAY SPORTS! SPORTS AND ADVENTURE SUMMER PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AGES 4—9

This is a sports summer program for children that

runs for 7 weeks at the Thorpe Elementary

School. The program is separated into three age

groups that run simultaneously: Ministars, ages 4

-5; Superstars, ages 6-7; and Megastars, ages 8-9.

Professional staff members are ready to lead a

program that aims to help children reach their

full physical and social potential. Activities in-

clude: obstacle courses, soccer, volleyball, flag

football, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, track &

field, floor hockey and more.

WEEK DATES DAYS TIMES FEE THEME

WEEK 1 7/5—7/8 TU-F 9A—1P $100 Patriotic Week

WEEK 2 7/11—7/15 M-F 9A—1P $122 Favorite Sport Week WEEK 3 7/18—7/22 M-F 9A—1P $122 Olympics Week WEEK 4 7/25—7/29 M-F 9A—1P $122 Costume Week WEEK 5 8/1—8/5 M-F 9A—1P $122 Beach Week WEEK 6 8/8—8/12 M-F 9A—1P $122 Superhero Week WEEK 7 8/15—8/19 M-F 9A—1P $122 Hero Week

LOCATION: THORPE ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

AGES: 4—9

LET’S PLAY SPORTS IS A NUT FREE PROGRAM!


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S.N.A.K.E. Science & Nature Adventures for Kids at Endicott Park

Explore the fascinating world of science in one of the best

nature parks in all of New England. Children will explore

the world of science, nature and recreation through activi-

ties and groups at Endicott Park, known for its wildlife and

natural beauty. The S.N.A.K.E. program will provide a varie-

ty of nature activities, such as learning how to track ani-

mals in the wild, identifying plant and animal life, how to

fish (catch and release), and the basics of hiking, outdoor

survival, and mountaineering. Children will learn how

things in science work. Project Adventure games and team

challenges are always at the forefront of the program!

FOR CHILDREN AGES 7—13


WEEK 1 7/5—7/8 TU-F 8:30A—3P $122

WEEK 2 7/11—7/15 M-F 8:30A—3P $150

WEEK 3 SNAKE TRAVELS WEEK

WEEK 4 7/25—7/29 M-F 8:30A—3P $150

WEEK 5 8/1—8/5 M-F 8:30A—3P $150

WEEK 6 SNAKE TRAVELS PLUS WEEK

WEEK 7 8/15—8/19 M-F 8:30A—3P $150

ACTIVITIES MAY INCLUDE: Dodgeball Scavenger Hunts Hiking Canoeing Outdoor Survival Team Building Mucking Conservation Fishing Mountaineering Canoeing Wilderness Art Project Adventure Group Games ...And much more!

Registration Requirements: Participants may not register for more than four

weeks of any SNAKE program.

Participants may not exceed three weeks of the normal SNAKE program regardless of attendance at

SNAKE Travels or SNAKE Travels Plus.

Participants may register for both SNAKE Travels and SNAKE Travels Plus if they fit into both age

categories. If this option is chosen participants may not register for any more than two weeks of the

normal SNAKE program.


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SNAKE Travels

Travels Plus SNAKE Ages 12-16

2016 TRIPS:

HIKE LYNN WOODS RESERVATION

LOWELL SPINNERS NIGHT GAME

TAKE FLIGHT AERIAL ADVENTURES

FENWAY PARK TOUR & QUINCY MARKET

WATER COUNTRY

Monday July 18 — Friday July 22

Ages 9-15

Looking for the most exciting recreation program in New England this summer? S.N.A.K.E. Travels

is it! The SNAKE Travels and SNAKE Travels Plus programs were developed to extend the fantastic

SNAKE program outside of the boundaries of Endicott park. A bus will be provided for

transportation to all events. Sign up early as these programs have a history of selling out very fast!

2016 TRIPS:

HIKE MOUNT MAJOR

SIX FLAGS NEW ENGLAND

PAWTUCKET RED SOX NIGHT GAME

CANOEING THE IPSWICH RIVER

MONKEY TRUNKS AERIAL ADVENTURES

$239

$289 Monday August 8 — Friday August 12

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Join our fitness professional Kelly

Pszenny and her staff in a program that

allows middle school aged participants

to engage in fun team sport tourna-

ments and activities, dodgeball, fun hik-

ing excursions, active field trips & more!

JOURNEY’S


WEEK 1 7/11—7/15 M-F 9A—3P $150

WEEK 2 7/18—7/22 M-F 9A –3P $150

WEEK 3 7/25—7/29 M-F 9A –3P $150

WEEK 4 8/1—8/5 M-F 9A –3P $150

WEEK 5 8/8—8/12 M-F 9A—3P $150

WEEK 6 8/15—8/19 M-F 9A—3P $150

Trips will include… LaserQuest (Wk. 1+5) Fenway Park Tour (Wk. 6) Patriot’s Place (Wk. 6) Boda Borg (Wk. 4) SkyZone (Wk. 3) Golf Country (Wk. 3) Boston Duck Tour (Wk. 5) Canobie Lake Park (Wk. 2) ...and many more!

Journey’s is held at Holten Richmond

Middle School for students entering

grades 6, 7 and 8!


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JUNIOR RANGERS

AT ENDICOTT PARK Join Ranger Christine and her staff for four great weeks of outdoor activities and adventures! Pre-vious year trips and activities have included Ap-pleton Farms, Tide Pooling, Brooksby Farms low ropes course, fishing, beekeeping, gardening and much more! This program will fill up, don’t wait to register!

WEEK GRADE DAY DATE TIME LOCATION 1 1-5 M-F 8/8—8/12 8:30A—3:30P Endicott Park 2 1-5 M-F 8/15—8/19 8:30A—3:30P Endicott Park 3 1-5 M-F 8/22—8/26 8:30A—3:30P Endicott Park 2 1-5 M-F 8/29—9/2 8:30A—3:30P Endicott Park

EARLY BIRD FEE [Deadline: Thursday, July 7]: $150 REGULAR FEE [Starting: Friday, July 8]: $175

EXTENDED DAY [3:30-5:30PM] - $50 per child per week

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LITTLE

AMPHIBIAN ADVENTURES

Friday, May 20 7-9 pm

FISHING FESTIVAL

The frogs at Endicott Park are waking up and are ready to make some noise! Meet some of our local species and learn how to recognize their calls at night. Please bring a flashlight! Ages Location Fee All Endicott Park $15 per family

Saturday, June 18 10 am–1 pm Grab your rod and reel and meet us at Goodno Pond for some family fishing fun! If you don’t have your own equipment, you may borrow some. MassWildlife sponsors this event by providing instruction, bait, and a fishing license for the day. Ages Location Fee All Endicott Park Goodno Pond Free!

PARK EXPLORERS Each class will focus on seasonal nature themes such as seed, habitats, ponds, animal sounds, and much more. Little Explorers aims to increase appreciation for science and the outdoors while developing skills in observation, classification, counting and investigation. Age 2-5 with a parent/guardian

Late Spring Little Explorers Session Date Time Location Fee Thursday 4/28-6/2 10-11A Endicott Park Carriage House $55 Friday 4/29-6/3 10-11A Endicott Park Carriage House $55

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Friday, July 22 - Saturday, July 23FAMILY CAMPOUT

S’MORES Friday, August 12

SONGS &

This summer thousands of people across the nation will gather in their backyards, neighborhoods, communities and parks to take part in a one-night event that will pro-vide an experience for all generations to connect with nature. Bring a tent, sleeping bag, and some food to BBQ. Enjoy storytelling and s’mores by the campfire and a moonlit hike before bed. A light continental breakfast will be available for you in the morning before you depart or spend the day exploring the park! Check in will be at the Endicott Park Visitors Center at 4pm on Friday the 22nd. Age Time Location Fee All 4P-10A Endicott Park $25

Meet us at Endicott Park on August 12th for scrumptious s’mores and sing-a-longs! A musi-cian will come to lead songs around the campfire while families roast marshmallows and celebrate a great summer! Fee $15 per family

Age Time Location All 6-8P Endicott Park

ENDICOTT

Wednesday, April 20 ADVENTURES

- Friday, April 22 Learn about local wildlife through games, stories, activi-ties and lessons. Park Rangers will lead children in an exploration of local habitats to learn how plants and animals adapt to seasonal conditions. Children should come dressed for the outdoors and bring a lunch, two snacks and a water bottle. Fee $30 per day

Grade Date Time Location K-5 4/20-4/22 9A-3P Endicott Park

ENDICOTT

DAVID MOUNTAIN — RECREATION DIRECTOR NICK CAMPION — ASSISTANT RECREATION DIRECTOR CHRIS SANBORN — DIRECTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES CHRISTINE DEAN — RANGER SUPERVISOR- ENDICOTT PARK KATHY BOWDEN —

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM DIRECTOR JUDY FREEHAN — RECREATION SECRETARY CAROLANN POWERS — REC. OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR LIZZY PARENT — REC. PROGRAM COORDINATOR

CONTACT: DANVERS TOWN HALL

1 SYLVAN STREET DANVERS, MA 01923

PHONE: (978) 777-0001 x3094 WEB: WWW.DANVERSREC.COM

EMAIL: DANVERSREC @MAIL.DANVERS-MA.ORG

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