Walnut Creek Summer Camp Guide 2012

SUMMER CAMP 2012CITY OF WALNUT CREEK

REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 5

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27th Annual Paper Boat Race

Each year, staff representatives from each Recreation Summer Camp (Tenderfoot, Little Walnut,

Walnut Creek Day Camp, Walnut Creek Sports Camp, Arts, Adventures & Academics, Specialized

Recreation Camp and the pool lifeguards) compete in a cardboard boat race across the lap pool.

Themed boats are made of masking tape, cardboard, and white glue. Each boat is large enough to

carry a camp leader across the pool and back. Awards are given both to the race winner and to the

camp with the most creative theme. Campers from afternoon camps attend the race during camp

hours. Morning-only campers are encouraged to attend the event with their parents or guardians

to participate in the boat parade and support their counselors in the cheering section.

LOCATION Clarke Memorial Swim Center, Heather Farm Park

Fri 2:30pm-3:00pm 7/20

SUMMER CAMP 2012

A G E S 6 - 1 3

Kid’s Night Out

An evening filled with a tasty dinner, games, stories and entertainment

provided by our 2012 Camp Leaders. Requires enrollment in Walnut Creek Day

Camp, AAA full day program or Walnut Creek Sports Camp. Participants must

have been enrolled in a session ending on or before the Kid’s Night Out event.

LOCATION Lakeside Room, Heather Farm Community Center

$25 1 CLASS

Class 19585 Fri 6:30pm-10:30pm 7/20

A G E S 3 - 6

Pre-school Kid’s Night Out

An evening filled with a tasty dinner, games, stories and entertainment

provided by our 2012 Pre-School Age Camp Leaders. Requires enrollment in

Camp Tenderfoot or Camp Little Walnut. Participants must have been enrolled

in a session ending on or before the Kid’s Night Out event.


$25 1 CLASS

Class 19649 Fri 5:30pm-8:30pm 7/27


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A G E S 5 - 1 2

Kids’ Carpentry Camp

Lifetime carpentry skills such as problem-solving, measuring and

applied mathematics are taught in a fun, supportive atmosphere.

The safe use of woodworking hand tools is emphasized while boys

and girls, kindergarten-6th grade, work together on boats, bird

feeders, doll furniture, games, clocks and more. Tools and wood

are provided. Program may be taken year-round with different

projects offered each session. Participants must be at least enter-

ing kindergarten in the Fall. Our motto is: Building confidence and

teaching with respect and humor in a safe and happy environment.

INSTRUCTOR Director Michael Glass and his wife Jeab

LOCATION Club Room, Heather Farm Community Center

$114: 4 CLASSES

Class 19138 Mon-Thu 9:30am-11:00am 6/18-6/21

Class 19139 Mon-Thu 11:00am-12:30pm 6/18-6/21

Class 19140 Mon-Thu 12:30pm-2:00pm 6/18-6/21







A G E S 6 - 1 4

Chess Camp

This camp is a great opportunity to learn how to play chess, or

to continue chess education. Camp includes chess instruction,

tournament games, as well as outdoor activities. All equipment is

provided. Lessons are presented in an easy-to-follow way and are

offered to all levels: beginners, intermediate, and advanced. All

participants will receive trophies at the end of camp.

INSTRUCTOR Pacific Chess Academy

$187: 5 CLASSES


Class 19436 Mon-Fri 1:00pm-4:00pm 6/25-6/29



A G E S 4 - 1 3

Kids Cooking—American Dinner

Enjoy five great days of cooking this summer learning recipes for a

complete American dinner. Recipes include Roasted garlic chicken

or tofu, Caeser salad, mixed herbed potatoes, onion bread, and

apple pie for dessert. Campers will not only learn how to safely use

kitchen utensils and appliances but also the importance of nutrition

and proper clean up. Funds received by the Cooking with Kids

Foundation for this class will go to support its work in bringing the

program to underserved children at risk for obesity and diabetes.

INSTRUCTOR Lynda Rexroat


$141: 5 CLASSES

Class 19432 Mon-Fri 1:00pm-2:00pm 8/13-8/17 Ages 4-5


$15 Lab fee due at first class.

A G E S 5 - 10

Spanish Camp—School Age

Let your child explore a new language in a camp full of adven-

ture, music, art, stories, outdoor games, and more. This is a great

opportunity for your child to learn Spanish. Campers learn about

summer. Summer campers’ imaginations will take them to the wild

world of the jungle as they swing with monkeys and swim with

crocodiles. Snack is provided.

INSTRUCTOR Miriam Lattanzi


$182: 5 CLASSES

Class 19136 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm 6/25-6/29

$7 lab fee due at first class.

Enrichment


A G E S 3 - 5

Camp Tenderfoot

Camp Tenderfoot is specially designed to be a child’s first day

camp experience. Children build confidence and develop social

skills while making new friends in a safe, supportive environment.

Our warm, nurturing staff provide age-appropriate arts and crafts,

games, water play and other exciting adventures designed to pro-

mote creativity and socialization. Campers must be potty-trained.

Each session revolves around a special theme that includes a daily

craft, playtime, stories, as well as featuring special park and water

days. A camp t-shirt is included with each registration.

LOCATION Back Patio, Heather Farm Community Center

Sessions are 2 weeks, Mon-Thu

Session 2 only: Week 1—Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri / Week 2—Mon-Thu*

$140: 8 CLASSES

NO CLASS 7/4

SESSION 1: UNDER THE SEA

Class 19523 9:30am-12:00pm 6/18–6/28

In this first session of Camp Tenderfoot, we will be traveling off

land and into the world of the deep blue sea! From eels to jelly

fish, surf boards to aquariums, the children will be learning some

fun facts and creating crafts related to the water-waving animals of

the ocean and the environment around them!

SESSION 2: BUGS AND BUTTERFLIES

Class 19524 9:30am-12:00pm *7/2–7/12

Session two brings the excitement back to the mainland as we

explore the tiniest backyard bugs and critters. Birdhouses, but-

terflies, safari hats, and animal masks are just some of the many

crafts and activities that will take place on this two week journey!

Special field trip to Lindsay Wildlife Museum.

SESSION 3: WACKY WONDERS

Class 19525 9:30am-12:00pm 7/16–7/26

Our third session of Camp Tenderfoot will be calling upon every

child to let loose and go wild! Spanning the whole spectrum of

games, crafts, and activities, we will put no stop to the children’s

creativity. We will be making magic wands, marble paintings, pet

rocks, tie-dye shirts, and much more! A wackiest costume contest

will be held on the last day of camp! Special field trip to Encore

Gymnastics.

SESSION 4: TIME TRAVEL

Class 19526 9:30am-12:00pm 7/30–8/9

In our final session of the 2012 summer, we will be going through

time, all the way from the Dinosaurs to the futuristic aliens of the

future! Activities will include dinosaur sun-catchers, medieval

crowns, and alien paintings! Many other crafts and games will

take place that leave you remembering the past, or envisioning the

future! Special field trip to the Train Museum.

Preschool


WEEK 6: SPACE WEEK

Class 19532 Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:30am 7/23-7/27

Blast off to camp with our Little Walnut space crew! Compete in a

space race relay, build your own mini rocket, create an alien friend,

and much more. To infinity and beyond!

WEEK 7: WILD WILD WEST

Class 19533 Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:30am 7/30 – 8/3

Howdy cowboys and girls, Camp Little Walnut has gone to the Wild

West! Get ready to design your own cowboy hat and bandana, par-

ticipate in a hobby horse race and go line dancing. Yeehaw! Special

field trip to the Train museum.

WEEK 8: BUGS & BUTTERFLIES


Explore the wonderful world of bugs and butterflies with our Little

Walnut staff. Decorate bug puppets, make play binoculars, and

decorate hiking hats to wear on a hike around Heather Farm Gar-

dens. We will also be going on a special trip to the Lindsay Wildlife

Museum during this week!

AGES 3-4

Funshine Club

Give your 3-to-4 year old child the social, creative learning, and

success-oriented experiences needed for healthy development.

Games, songs, crafts and water play await your preschooler.

Parents provide daily snacks on a rotating basis. Children must be

potty-trained and preschool experienced.

INSTRUCTOR Trish Konzak, Director

LOCATION Heather Farm Preschool

$277: 5 WEEKS

Class 19770 Tue-Thu 9:00am-11:30am 6/19-7/19

NO CLASS 7/4

AGES 4-5

After Lunch Bunch

This program involves participation in language, math, science,

art, music and fun. It is designed for the older 4-to-5 year old who

has not attended kindergarten. Parents provide daily snacks on

a rotating basis. Children must be potty-trained and preschool

experienced.

INSTRUCTOR Trish Konzak, Director

LOCATION Heather Farm Preschool

$314: 5 WEEKS

Class 19771 Tue-Th 12:30pm-3:30pm 6/19-7/19

NO CLASS 7/4 $10 lab fee due at first class.

A G E S 4 - 6

Camp Little Walnut

Summer at Camp Little Walnut is filled with fun, excitement and

enthusiasm. Our age-appropriate games and activities build con-

fidence and inspire independence on a daily basis. Little Walnuts

will enjoy exploring their creativity while making new friends. Each

week includes special themed activities and adventures designed

to delight kids and keep them excited and eager to come back

every morning. Each day, our trained staff, help campers build self-

esteem and improve their social skills while having a wonderful

time. A camp t-shirt is included with each registration.

LOCATION Studio H, Heather Farm Preschool

$92: 5 CLASSES

$77: 4 CLASSES, WEEK 3 (7/2 – 7/6)*

NO CLASS 7/4

WEEK 1: PIRATES


Ahoy Mateys! Join Little Walnut’s crew and make your own pirate

hat, design a treasure chest and go on a treasure hunt!

WEEK 2: DIGGIN’ FOR DINOS


Travel back in time for Little Walnut’s Digging for Dinos week! Your

little archaeologist will get to make a dinosaur puppet, decorate a

dinosaur pet, and go digging for dinosaur fossils.

WEEK 3: UNDER THE SEA

Class 19529 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 9:00am-11:30am *7/2-7/6

Explore the seas with Little Walnut this week. Make a splash with

your own paper aquarium, create turtle shakers, and decorate

other colorful sea creatures!

WEEK 4: WACKY WEEK


Get wacky this week at Camp Little Walnut. Create a wacky clay

creature, design silly masks, and don’t forget to bring a shirt to tie-

dye and show off at camp! Special field trip to Encore Gymnastics.

WEEK 5: LOCAL HEROES


Celebrate local heroes at Little Walnut. Make a firefighter’s hat, a

police safety vest, and enjoy special visits from some of Walnut

Creek’s very own local heroes!

Tenderfoot or Little Walnut—which program is right for your camper?

Crafts and games, socialization, and tons of fun can be found in

both programs, but there are some differences. Tenderfoot campers

are a little younger than our Little Walnuts. If your child has not yet

started preschool, Tenderfoot is a great start. Children who have

had more school or play group experiences will find Little Walnut

camp a perfect fit. Whichever camp you choose, our program lead-

ers will make sure that your child has a wonderful summer!


A G E S 6 - 9

Secret Agent Lab Camp

This camp is a fun journey into the world of detection, spy science,

and forensics. Campers will examine the science behind the spy

tools made famous by the world’s greatest spies! We will recon-

struct activities using scientific methods and use the science of

cryptology to send and decode secret messages. Kids will get a

chance to see what can’t be seen by the naked eye and will follow

in Sherlock’s steps to learn what tracks can tell us! Join the Mad

Science Bureau of Investigations to help foil a burglary using state-

of-the-art security techniques!

INSTRUCTOR Mad Science of Mt. Diablo


$211: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 6 - 11

Flight Academy

Sign-up for Mad Science Flight Academy and explore the funda-

mentals of flight. Learn characteristics of the planets and discover

the wonders of the Milky Way. See how air and wind affect kites,

hot air balloons and parachutes. Discover the fundamentals of

rocketry, the stages of rocket flight and experiment with huge water

rocket launches. We each build our own launch rockets to take

home. Take-homes include the new Mad Science Skyblazer rocket,

a rubber band-powered airplane, a kite, a boomerang, a mini flying

disc, and more!



$211: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 6 - 11

Crazy Chemistry

We’ll explore and create exciting chemical reactions, make colorful

concoctions and bubbling brews. Amaze yourself with magical

temperature-changing baggie science or growing ghost crystals.

Study the chemistry involved in not-so-simple things like chalk

and soap, and even experiment with the chemistry used by artists,

spies and detectives! Chemists bring home a project each day.

INSTRUCTOR Mad Science of Mount Diablo


$169: 4 CLASSES

Class 19767 Mon-Tue, Thu-Fri 1:00pm-4:00pm 7/2-7/6

NO CLASS 7/4

A G E S 4 - 5

My First Lab

Become a junior Mad Scientist with this great intro duction to sci-

ence. Preschoolers explore their sense of sight, sound, smell, taste

and touch. Children use a magnifying glass to discover the world of

creepy crawly creatures and explore the science of the sea and its

fascinating creatures. Campers search for fossils and participate in

a mini dinosaur dig, and finally, take an exciting mission to explore

the planets, moons and stars. Take-home projects included daily.



$211: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 4 - 6

Creepy Crawly Critter Camp

There is a whole world down on the ground and under the rocks

and leaves. Enjoy a week learning all about these wonderful and

strange creatures. Meet some of the animals that keep the bug

world under control.

INSTRUCTOR Lindsay Wildlife Museum

LOCATION Classroom, Lindsay Wildlife Museum

$127: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 6 - 9

Getting down to Earth

What makes Earth so special? Can ours be the only habitable place

in our solar system? Learn what prehistoric life could have been

like, and compare how our modern way of life with ‘Reduce, Re-

use, and Recycle’ evolved. Learn about our place in space as we

travel through time, meet museum animals and have fun becom-

ing Earth Stewards!


LOCATION Classroom, Lindsay Wildlife Museum

$152: 5 CLASSES


Science & Technology


Engineering LEGO

A G E S 5 - 6

Jedi Engineering with LEGO®

Build X-Wings, droids, and palaces inspired by designs made a

long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized sand

crawlers, drone assembly lines, and battle cruisers of imaginative

and original designs.

INSTRUCTOR Play-Well TEKnologies


$182: 4 CLASSES


$227: 5 CLASSES


NO CLASS 7/4

A G E S 5 - 6

Pre-Engineering with LEGO® Camp

Have your child become a Play-Well Engineer! Build cities, bridges,

motorized cars and planes. With access to over 100,000 pieces of

LEGO, students build what they have only dreamed of with the sup-

port of an experienced Play-Well Engineering instructor.



$227: 5 CLASSES



A G E S 7- 1 2

LEGO® Sports Bots

Design and build motorized remote controlled sports bots to com-

pete in rousing games of soccer, hockey, basketball, football, and

quidditch, among others. Invent your own sport. Instruction will

be provided by staff, but familiarity with the LEGO Technic building

system is desirable.



$227: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 6 - 11

NASA: Journey Into Outer Space

Mad Science and NASA’s after school program is now a summer

camp! From our atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solar

system, this hands-on program sends campers on a quest for

exploration! Comets, planets, stars and more are all waiting to be

discovered. Learn about the four forces of flight and the challenges

of space travel. Camp includes a take home project every day. Join

us for Earth and Beyond, Astronaut-in-Training, Solar Launch, Eye

on the Sky, and Space Voyage!



$211: 5 CLASSES



A G E S 7- 11

Inventor’s Academy

Each day campers are given a series of challenges they must over-

come using basic materials, simple machines, tips from the world

famous inventors and the most important thing of all—their minds.

The camp involves a team-based approach to solving problems

like, ‘If you were stranded on a desert island, how would you sur-

vive?’ Students must consider how to build shelter, find food and

water, and protect themselves from the elements.



$211: 5 CLASSES





A G E S 7- 1 2

Engineering Fundamentals with LEGO® Camp

Have your child become a Play-Well Engineer! Students explore

concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and structural en-

gineering, from Gear Cars to battletracks. The engineer-designed

curriculum challenges new and returning students to reach higher

levels of engineering comprehension while having fun.



$227: 5 CLASSES



A G E S 7- 1 2

Jedi Engineering with LEGO®

Build X-Wings, droids, and palaces inspired by designs made a

long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized sand

crawlers, drone assembly lines, and battle cruisers of imaginative

and original designs.



$182: 4 CLASSES


$227: 5 CLASSES


NO CLASS 7/4

A G E S 7- 1 2

LEGO® Green EngineeringDesign and build machines powered by alternative energy sources.

Race solar cars, build a wind-powered electrical generation facility,

enter the human powered vehicle competition, and invent a

machine powered by stored elastic strain energy. Instruction will

be provided by staff, but familiarity with LEGO Technic is desirable.



$227: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 10 - 1 4

Game Design: Beginning 2D Games

Create your own interactive computer games; a 2D platform and

2D arcade game! You will design or import the characters, arrange

the levels, and create the game play by assigning actions to

characters and events. Add music, sound effects, and even cheat

codes! Learn important concepts and skills of game design and

computer science, while producing two high-quality games. Take

home your games to play on a Windows PC.

INSTRUCTOR TechKnowHow, Inc.


$377: 5 CLASSES



A G E S 10 - 1 4

Game Design: 3D Games

Design two computer games while gaining an understanding of

intermediate game development, from creating 3D models to

defining game action and using special effects. Design a 3D racing

game with two-player action, using cameras to provide the real-

istic feel of being in the game. Then, learn 3D modeling while you

make a 3D Arena game where the player needs to move around

obstacles and neutralize enemy craft to safely reach home base.

Take home your games to play on a Windows PC. *Pre-requisite:

Beginning Game Design or age 11.

INSTRUCTOR TechKnowHow, Inc.


$377: 5 CLASSES



Computer Game Design


A G E S 6 - 1 2

Walnut Creek Day Camp

Summer is the most memorable time of year for children. Kids

will enjoy water, fresh air and sunshine in a safe and supportive

environment. Crafts, games, swimming and other themed adven-

tures promote individuality and creativity on a daily basis. Watch

your child build relationships with other local children and find

great role models in our trained staff. Campers spend mornings at

their selected program, and at Heather Farm Park. Children enjoy

all-day excursions on Thursdays—dates and location subject to

change. Swimming at Heather Farm pool on Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays. Each week features a themed special event. A

camp t-shirt is included with each registration.

LOCATION Foothill Middle School Multi-use Room, 2775 Cedro Ln.

DROP OFF/PICK UP Campers are dropped off at Foothill Middle

School in the morning. They are transported to Heather Farm Park

each afternoon. Pick-up is always at Heather Farm Park Playground.

FEES: BEFORE 4/1/12 AFTER 4/1/12

REGULAR CARE 9:00am-4:30pm

$247/session $272/session

EXTENDED CARE 7:00am-6:00pm


NO CLASS 7/4* 4 day Price: $25.00 off for 4-day week.

Payment plans available for campers registered in three or more

sessions. Call (925) 943-5858 for more information.

Family Discount: $10 for each additional child enrolled in the same

full day program session.

WEEK 1: TROPICAL ISLAND ADVENTURES 6/18–6/22

Class 19535 (extended care) Class 19536 (regular care)

Have an eye patch? Love digging in the sand and enjoy the com-

pany of parrots? You’d be a perfect fit mate! Join our fleet of ren-

egades as we go island hopping in search of pirate booty and be

prepared to walk away with more treasures than you can handle.

Trip: Oakland A’s vs. LA Dodgers Game

Special Event: Wet ‘n Wild Adventures

WEEK 2: WILD, WILD WEST 6/25–6/29


There might be gold in them hills so dust off your silver spurs and

cowboy hats and join us as we take on the wild frontier. Pack up

your horse and join us as we move west, yee haw!

Trip: Boomers and a Movie

Special Event: Sheriff Woody’s Wild West Festival ($5 Fee)

*WEEK 3: PARTY IN THE USA 7/2–7/6


Join us in all your red, white and blue best as we have our own

week-long party to celebrate Independence Day. Pool parties,

potlucks and festivities are the only way we see fit to start this

week off right. Ol’ glory never looked so good.

Trip: Jump Sky High and Bowling

Special Event: Boogie for the Red, White, and Blue

WEEK 4: TIME BANDITS 7/9–7/13


Poodle skirts, tie dye and leg warmers, oh my! Our time machine

is on the fritz and we are not quite sure where we will end up. Join

us as we defy the laws of time and get stuck somewhere in the last

100 years.

Trip: Roller-skating and a Movie

Special Event: 80’s Fame Talent Showcase

WEEK 5: OUT OF THIS WORLD 7/16–7/20


Come along and see what the view might look like from the

international space station. See shooting stars fly by and discover

planets that might just support alien life forms. Don’t fog up your

space helmet, you’ll need to focus as we pretend life with zero

gravity.

Trip: USS Hornet and Pump It Up

Special Event: Intergalactic Olympics

WEEK 6: SPY CAMP 7/23-7/27


Walnut Creek’s Covert Homeland Agency for Outstanding Spies,

or C.H.A.O.S. for short, is looking for new spies to join their ranks.

Learn to decode secret messages, hone your sleuthing skills and

perhaps even catch a few enemy spies along the way.

Trip: Great America

Special Event: Secret Agent Training

WEEK 7: SAFARI CAMP 7/30–8/3


Want to see what it would be like to walk with the animals? Well

this is your week! Camouflage will be helpful as we pretend to

spend our days up close and personal with some of the best the

savanna has to offer. Just remember some extra water and lots of

bug spray.

Trip: San Francisco Zoo

Special Event: Ruler of the Jungle

WEEK 8: KNIGHTS OF WALNUT CREEK 8/6–8/10


Only the bravest is required to serve our king. Are you up for the

challenge? There will be make believe dragons and other mythical

creatures that will need to be tamed and territories that must be

defended. Will you join us at our round table?

Trip: Discovery Kingdom

Special Event: Tournament of Champions

A G E S 6 - 1 3

NEW | WEEK 9: BOWLING 8/13–8/17


Camp with Walnut Creek Sports Camp

Special Event: Sports Day

Thursday Trip: Waterworld


A G E S 9 - 1 3

Walnut Creek Sports Day Camp

We are offering a fully staffed and supervised recreational

athletic camp. The program consists of 8 weeks of sessions

with your choice of two different sports for each session,

and a week 9 session, open to ages 6-13, offering bowling.

Our camp is specifically designed to teach and develop

training skills, basic individual skills, sportsmanship, team

strategies and concepts as well as building confidence and

self discipline. Focus is also on having fun and enjoyment

of the sport.

Swimming (Mon, Wed, Fri), recreational games and field

trips on Thursday are all part of each session.

LOCATION Foothill Community Gymnasium: 2775 Cedro

Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

DROP OFF/PICK UP Campers are dropped off at Foothill

Community Gymnasium in the morning. They are trans-

ported to Heather Farm Park each afternoon. Pick up is

always at Heather Farm Park Playground.

FEES: BEFORE 4/1/12 AFTER 4/1/12

REGULAR CARE 9:00am-4:30pm


EXTENDED CARE 7:00am-6:00pm


NO CLASS 7/4* 4 day Price: $25.00 off for 4-day week.

Payment plans available for campers registered in three

or more full day program sessions. Call (925) 943-5858

for more information.

Family Discount: $10 for each additional child enrolled in

the same full day program session.

See Sports Camp descriptions on page 11.

WEEK 1: 6/18-6/22

Special Event: Water Day

Thursday Trip: A’s/Dodgers game

19563 Golf Extended

19564 Golf Regular

19553 Tennis Extended

19554 Tennis Regular

WEEK 2: 6/25-6/29

Special Event: Carnival ($5 fee)

Thursday Trip: Boomers and Movie

19551 Multisport Extended

19552 Multisport Regular

19569 Baseball Extended

19570 Baseball Regular

*WEEK 3: 7/2-7/6

Special Event: Sock Hop

Thursday Trip: Sky High and

Bowling

19555 Flag Football Extended

19556 Flag Football Regular

19561 Basketball Extended

19562 Basketball Regular

WEEK 4: 7/9-7/13

Special Event: Talent Show

Thursday Trip: Roller-skating and

Movie



19571 Tennis Extended

19572 Tennis Regular

WEEK 5: 7/16-7/20

Special Event: Olympics

Thursday Trip: USS Hornet and

Pump it Up

19559 Lacrosse Extended

19560 Lacrosse Regular

19557 Soccer Extended

19558 Soccer Regular

WEEK 6: 7/23-7/27

Special Event: Spy Agent Training

Thursday Trip: Great America



19577 Basketball Extended

19578 Basketball Regular

WEEK 7: 7/30-8/3

Special Event: Ruler of the Jungle

Thursday Trip: San Francisco Zoo

19575 Soccer Extended

19576 Soccer Regular

19565 Volleyball Extended

19566 Volleyball Regular

WEEK 8: 8/6-8/10

Special Event: Tournament of

Champions

Thursday Trip: Discovery Kingdom

19579 Golf Extended

19580 Golf Regular



A G E S 6 - 1 3

Week 9: 8/13-8/17

Special Event: Sports Day


19567 Bowling Extended

19568 Bowling Regular


We are offering a fully staffed

and supervised recreational half

day morning athletic camp. The

program consists of 8 weeks of

sessions with your choice of two

different sports for each session,

and a week 9 session, open to

ages 6-13, offering bowling. Our

camp is specifically designed

to teach and develop training

skills, basic individual skills,

sportsmanship, team strategies

and concepts as well as building

confidence and self-discipline.

Focus is also on having fun and

enjoyment of the sport. All day

Thursday field trips are all part

of each one-week session. A

camp t-shirt is included with

each registration.

$125: 5 CLASSES

Mon-Wed, Fri 9:00am-12:30pm

Thu 9:00am-4:30pm

LOCATION Foothill Community

Gymnasium

NO CLASS 7/4 *

4 day Price: $25 off for 4-day

week.

WEEK 1: 6/18-6/22

Thursday Trip: A’s/Dodgers game

Class 19781 Golf

Class 19782 Tennis

WEEK 2: 6/25-6/29

Thursday Trip: Boomers and

Movie

Class 19783 Multisport

Class 19784 Baseball

*WEEK 3: 7/2-7/6

Thursday Trip: Sky High and

Bowling

Class 19785 Flag Football

Class 19786 Basketball

WEEK 4: 7/9-7/13

Thursday Trip: Roller-skating and

Movie


Class 19788 Tennis

WEEK 5: 7/16-7/20

Thursday Trip: USS Hornet and

Pump It Up

Class 19789 Lacrosse

Class 19790 Soccer

WEEK 6: 7/23-7/27

Thursday Trip: Great America


Class 19792 Basketball

WEEK 7: 7/30-8/3

Thursday Trip: San Francisco Zoo

Class 19793 Soccer

Class 19794 Volleyball

WEEK 8: 8/6-8/10

Thursday Trip: Discovery

Kingdom

Class 19795 Golf


A G E S 6 - 1 3

WEEK 9: 8/13-8/17


Class 19797 Bowling

SPORTS CAMP DESCRIPTIONS

BASEBALL—Come out and play with the boys and girls of sum-

mer! Flash some leather and go yard with our fun combination of

baseball instruction and games.

BASKETBALL—Dropping dimes and making it rain—that’s the fun

you will have with our instructors while they teach you the funda-

mentals of basketball and let you show off your skills in games.

LACROSSE—Get your styx up and learn the fundamentals of this

growing sport through fun skill development and game situa-

tions.

VOLLEYBALL—Spike and digs get you jumping and diving in this

fun and energetic sport. Through fun skill-building and games,

you will learn and develop your abilities on both sides of the net.

TENNIS—Fun skills development and games will make your

backhand and forehand in tennis a smash! Professional instruc-

tors at Heather Farm Tennis center will provide the basic instruc-

tion for beginners and more challenging skills development for

experienced tennis players

GOLF—Skill, focus, balance and etiquette are integral to the

game of golf. From the beginner to the kid who drives the ball

in the center of the fairway, our Boundary Oak Golf Course

professional instructors will develop a passion for the game of

golf through fun skill-building and games. Play is limited to the

driving/practice range and greens.

FLAG FOOTBALL—Take it to the house! In this fun and recre-

ational, non-contact version of football, the skill development and

games will allow kids the opportunity to explore football.

SOCCER—The beautiful game has never looked better than

through the fun and challenging skill development and games

that will help the experienced player to improve, as well as teach

the basics and fundamentals to the kid who is not familiar with

the game of soccer.

MULTISPORT—This collection of traditional and non-traditional

sports allows kids to experience a variety of activities within one

week. From kickball, Frisbee golf, whiffle ball, bowling, pickle ball,

badminton and other traditional sports, the fun is never ending

during this action-packed week of multisport.

For the athlete who wants to join us for just the morning and sports portion of the camp, we have a half day camp plus Thursday trip day option. See below for details and camps offered.

A G E S 9 - 1 3

NEW | Sports Camp Half Day Morning


A G E S 4 - 10

Kidz Love Soccer Camp

Spend a week enjoying the world’s most popular sport in a fun,

recreational environment. Learn and practice soccer skills includ-

ing: dribbling, passing, receiving, and shooting. More experienced

players will work on developing advanced dribbling skills and

team tactics. Everyone is a winner as the week’s fun culminates in

an age-appropriate ‘World Cup’ tournament.

$149: 5 CLASSES

INSTRUCTOR Kidz Love Soccer

LOCATION Soccer Field 2, Heather Farm Park

Class 19150 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm 6/11-6/15 Ages 41/2-6

Class 19151 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm 8/13-8/17 Ages 41/2-6

Class 19155 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm 6/11-6/15 Ages 7-8



A G E S 4 - 7

Mini-Skyhawk Sports Camp

This multi-sport program gives young children ages 4 to 7 a posi-

tive first step into athletics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are

taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encourage-

ment and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities

were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement,

hand/eye coordination and skill development at their own pace.

Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the specific needs of these

young athletes. All participants receive a t-shirt and merit award.

The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1

INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Staff

$163: HEATHER FARM PARK, FIELD 1





$163: TICE VALLEY FIELD, TVCG


A G E S 5 - 9

Skyhawks Sports Camps

Skyhawks programs are designed to engage the imagination

of young athletes. Our enthusiastic staff implements a unique

curriculum, which allows for maximum participation and FUN.

Skyhawks participants improve their fundamental skills through

encouragement and non-competitive play. All Skyhawks partici-

pants receive a t-shirt and merit award. The participant-to-coach

ratio range is approximately 10-12:1 depending on the sport.

INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Staff

SKYHAWKS GOLF CAMP

Campers will learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting, and

body positioning. Using the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system,

we have simplified instruction so that young players can make an

effective transition onto the golf course. All equipment provided.




SKYHAWKS SOCCER CAMP

The #1 camp for learning the fundamentals of the soccer. Using

our progressional curriculum, campers will gain the technical skills

and sport knowledge required for their next step into soccer.


Class 19025 Mon-Fri 9:00am 12:00pm 8/6-8/10 Ages 6-8

SKYHAWKS BASEBALL CAMP

Learn the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting, and

base running all in a fun, positive environment. Athletes will learn

new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect,

teamwork and responsibility.


Class 19027 Mo, Tu, Th, Fr 9:00am-12:00pm 7/2-7/6 Ages 6-8

NO CLASS 7/4

SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL CAMP

This skill-intensive program is designed for beginner to intermedi-

ate players. Using our progressional curriculum, we teach camp-

ers the skills they need both on and off the court to become better

athletes.

$163: TICE VALLEY COMMUNITY GYM, COURT 1


SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP

Campers will learn skills on both sides of the football including the

core components of passing, catching, and defense—all presented

in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Sky-

hawks Sports Bowl!



Sports

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A G E S 4 - 1 5

Tennis Camps

LITTLE TENNIS (6:1) Specially designed tennis nets, racquets

and low bouncing balls are used to provide an enjoyable learning

experience for younger players. Several short breaks are taken

so that students can regain energy (bring a snack) and cool down

(ice water provided). Little Tennis students will learn to recognize,

demonstrate and successfully hit the forehand, backhand and

serve. They will learn parts of the racquet and court, and improve

coordination and motor skills (i.e. balancing, overhand throwing,

catching, shuffling). Little Rallyers will work to improve their full

court abilities through a series of drills and games. Players should

bring a snack; ice water is provided.

IMPROVEMENT & JUNIOR TEAM CAMPS (8:1) Students are

grouped by age and ability levels on the first day of class. Intro-

ductory students will learn and improve their forehand, backhand,

volley, overhead and serve through our unique “court rotation

and activity system.” Intermediate and Junior Team students will

develop specialty shots and play in Singles and Doubles Round

Robin Tournaments. The instructor(s) will help players with scor-

ing, rules and match strategy. Players should bring a snack; ice

water is provided.

TENNIS & SWIM COMBO CAMPS (8:1 tennis / 6:1 swim) Students

will enjoy a morning of tennis camp then head across to the

aquatics center where they will enjoy an afternoon of recreational

swimming. Students should bring a swim suit, towel, and lunch on

Monday-Thursday. Pizza will be provided on Fridays.

***Camp Note***

Players are encouraged to bring sunscreen, a towel, a tennis rac-

quet, athletic shoes (please bring non-marking soled shoes) and

comfortable clothing. Water will be provided during rest breaks

and lunch.

LITTLE TENNIS AGES 4-6$142R/$156NR: 5 CLASSES

Little Tennis Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:00am 6/11-6/15










$56R/$62NR: 2 CLASSES

Little Tennis Mon-Tue 9:00-11:00am 7/2-7/3

Little Tennis Thu-Fri 9:00-11:00am 7/5-7/6

IMPROVEMENT & JR. TEAM CAMP AGES 6-15$164R/$180NR: 5 CLASSES

Camp Days AM Session PM Session Date

Imp./Jr Team Mon-Fri 9:00am-Noon 12:30-3:30pm 6/11-6/15











Camp Days AM Session PM Session Date

Imp./Jr Team Mon-Tue 9:00am-Noon 12:30-3:30pm 7/2-7/3

Imp./Jr Team Thu-Fri 9:00am-Noon 12:30-3:30pm 7/5-7/6

TENNIS & SWIM COMBO AGES 8-15$223R/$245NR: 5 CLASSES

Tennis/Swim Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:30pm 6/11-6/15








Tennis/Swim Mon-Tue 9:00am-3:30pm 7/2-7/3

Tennis/Swim Thu-Fri 9:00am-3:30pm 7/5-7/6

All tennis camps held at Walnut Creek Tennis Center

1751 Heather Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

Tennis

www.lifetimetennis.com | (925) 945-0105


G R A D E S 6 - 9

Teen Camp

Looking for something to do during the summer? Don’t be bored,

come to teen camp! Enjoy hanging out with your peers as you

enjoy plenty of recreational activities, field trips to various amuse-

ment parks, and swimming. Build friendships and create memo-

ries with other local teens. This camp is designed for teens and is

geared toward the independent teen. All registrants will receive an

informational letter in the mail.

Drop-off and pick up is at the Gazebo at Civic Park.

$298: 5 CLASSES MON-FRI 9:00AM-5:00PM

Class 19427 6/18-6/22

Mon Bowling, Pizza, Movie

Tue A’s game

Wed Mystery Day

Thu Discovery Kingdom

Fri Waterworld USA

Class 19428 6/25-6/29


Tue Roller Skating

Wed Mystery Day

Thu Great America

Fri Waterworld USA

Class 19429 7/9-7/13


Tue Jump Sky High

Wed Mystery Day

Thu Great America

Fri Waterworld USA

Class 19430 7/16-7/20


Tue Ice Skating

Wed Mystery Day

Thu Discovery Kingdom

Fri Waterworld USA

Trips subject to change.

A G E S 1 3 - 1 5

Junior Recreation Leader

Teens are invited to sign up for the Junior Recreation Leader

program and learn the fundamentals of being a Recreation Leader!

Teens will spend 12-35 hours per week assisting staff members in

various City Day Camps. Program includes training, t-shirt,

instruction from experienced staff and a completion certificate.

The first day of each session consists of mandatory training from

9:00am-2:00pm at the Heather Farm Community Center. All

registrants will receive an informational letter in the mail.

Enrollment limited to one session.

Walk-in registration only beginning March 5.

$179: 1 SESSION

NO CLASS 7/4

CAMP TENDERFOOT AT HEATHER FARM PARK



CAMP LITTLE WALNUT AT HEATHER FARM PARK



DAY CAMP AT FOOTHILL MIDDLE SCHOOL



A G E 1 5 O N LY

SPORTS CAMP AT FOOTHILL MIDDLE SCHOOL



A G E S 1 2 - 1 6

Lindsay Wildlife Camp Counselor

Have fun helping campers ages 4-6 with their projects, activities

and arts and crafts in this wonderful opportunity to get involved at

Lindsay Wildlife Museum during the summer months. Fees cover

training, camp shirt, snacks and drinks. Mandatory training takes

place in the community room on Friday, June 22 from 2:00pm-

4:30pm.


LOCATION Community Room, Lindsay Wildlife Museum

$57: 5 CLASSES


Teens


A G E S 7- 1 6

Golf Camp with Dave DeLong

Whether your child has never been on the course before or is an

advanced junior golfer, the Dave DeLong Junior Golf Camp is the

right place to develop the talents and skills necessary to become a

better golfer while having fun. During camp, your child will receive

professional golf instruction from the basics of grip and stance

to the finer points of swing mechanics while learning essential

life skills in a supportive environment. In addition to access to

Boundary Oak’s first class practice facilities, like an all-grass driv-

ing range and four practice greens, all campers will play 36 holes

on the championship golf course. The final day concludes with

an awards ceremony (parents welcome). All golfer’s must bring

equipment or equipment may be rented upon request for $35.

INSTRUCTOR Dave DeLong, PGA member and Instruction Direc-

tor at Boundary Oak.

LOCATION Pro Shop, Boundary Oak Municipal Golf Course

$297: 4 CLASSES

Class 19465 Mon-Thu* 7:30am-12:30pm 6/25-6/28






*Thursdays are 6:30am-11:30am

A G E S 5 - 1 5

Arts, Adventures & Academics

2012 will be the 30th year for

Arts, Adventures and Academics!

This popular 5-week summer

program offers a fun, engaging

experience with half and full day

options for Kindergarten through

9th grade. Mornings offer an

array of engaging, art based

classes, taught by experienced

teachers. In the afternoons the

fun continues with a variety of

activities that include swimming,

sports, games and field trips. Go

to www.arts-ed.org or call

(925) 943-5846 for more information and to enroll. Make this a

summer to remember for your child!

LOCATION Walnut Creek Intermediate

NO CLASS 7/4

KINDERGARTEN$585 BEFORE 6/1/12 $645 AFTER 6/1/12


1ST/2ND GRADE—HALF DAY PROGRAM$496 BEFORE 6/1/12 $556 AFTER 6/1/12


1ST/2ND GRADE—FULL DAY PROGRAM$992 BEFORE 6/1/12 $1,052 AFTER 6/1/12


3RD/4TH GRADE—HALF DAY PROGRAM$496 BEFORE 6/1/12 $556 AFTER 6/1/12


3RD/4TH GRADE—FULL DAY PROGRAM$992 BEFORE 6/1/12 $1,052 AFTER 6/1/12


5TH-9TH GRADE—HALF DAY PROGRAM$496 BEFORE 6/1/12 $556 AFTER 6/1/12


5TH-9TH GRADE—FULL DAY PROGRAM$992 BEFORE 6/1/12 $1,052 AFTER 6/1/12


K-9TH GRADE—EARLY MORNING CARE$240



A G E S 5 - 2 1

Specialized Recreation Summer Camp

This summer camp is carefully designed for children, teens and

young adults who have special needs. Our professionally trained

staff create a loving and nurturing environment for your child.

Emphasis is placed on social interaction, recreational and

educational activities, community involvement and weekly

excursions.

Campers experience a fun-filled day camp with crafts, games,

nature study, music, sports, drama and swimming. Activities for

teens and young adults help to develop independent living skills

such as shopping, cooking, social skills and environmental

education.

SERVICES OF A PERSONAL NATURE: The Camp does not provide

assistance in eating and toileting and although our staff/volunteer

to camper ratio is very high (3:1) this does not mean that we are

able to provide 1-to-1 care for your child during the camp.

REGISTER SEPARATELY FOR TRIPS: Trips include Overnight

Campout, Cardboard Boat Races, and the Oakland Zoo.

Registration cost includes $25 lab fee.

LOCATION Assembly Hall, Civic Park Community Center

WEEKS: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4 classes 9:00am-3:00pmFEES: BEFORE 4/1/12 AFTER 4/1/12


WEEK: 2 3 classes 9:00am-3:00pmFEES: BEFORE 4/1/12 AFTER 4/1/12


SPEC. REC. SUMMER CAMP WEEK 14 CLASSES



Class 19367 Mon-Tue, Thu 9:00am-3:00pm 7/2-7/5

NO CLASS 7/4













All registration forms and payment must be accompanied with an

emergency health form provided by the Specialized Recreation

Program. To receive your emergency and registration form and to

be placed on the Specialized Recreation Summer Day Camp mail-

ing list, please contact Preston Jones at (925) 256-3531 or email at

[email protected].

Specialized Rec


A G E S 5 - 10

Summer Art Camps

Put on your art clothes and join us for one or more of our very

special creative arts adventures. These theme based arts ses-

sions are designed for children ages 5-10. All activities will be

age-appropriate, emphasizing both individual and collaborative

creativity. From creating your own prehistoric world to singing and

acting like a caveman. All this in one day! Visual art, theatre and

music programs will integrate activities around a common theme.

Children should bring both snacks and a lunch plus drink each day.

Comfortable clothes to paint and move in work best.

INSTRUCTOR Lisa Taft, Tracy Randolph

LOCATION Youth Art 1, Shadelands Art Center

ART IN THE LAND BEFORE TIME

If you’re wild about dinosaurs, this class is for you! Study and cre-

ate prehistoric creatures and lands. Use many different art media

to make dinosaurs, fossils, volcanoes and oceans to create your

very own prehistoric worlds. How do you think a caveman would

act? What would he sing? What type of instruments would he play?

We will create their life through visual and performing arts.

$212: 5 CLASSES


ART CAMP ZOOZICAL

Join us this week to create animals in their habitats. Help these

animals perform their very own ZooZical, with acts, music and

song (based on a new rhyming story titled ZooZical by Judy Sierra

and Marc Brown). We’ll start by reading the story and then decide

which animals to enact and what they will do for performance.

$212: 5 CLASSES


ART ACROSS THE SEVEN SEAS

Ahoy mates! Get on board your ship, be a captain, be a pirate or

be a merperson and sail around the world making sea creatures

and ocean scenes. How does a pirate talk? How do they walk?

What does your merperson look like? Can you make a fantastic

sea creature?

$212: 5 CLASSES


MYSTERY SPY ART

Everyone loves a good mystery and art is full of surprises. Learn

how to make a straight line curve! How can you make a flat picture

look like you can walk inside space? Can you learn to balance on

paper on the ground? How do actors make things seem to hap-

pen? Can you make a play fight? How can you make music from a

bottle of water?

$212: 5 CLASSES


A G E S 9 - 1 9

Diablo Ballet Summer Dance Intensive

This three week dance Intensive features world-class teachers

from Diablo Ballet and is directed by Professional Intermediate/

Advanced Program Director Rebecca Crowell Berke. Designed

for students ages 9-19 with at least one year ballet experience.

Classes include ballet technique, pointe/repertoire, character dance

and Pilates and will culminate in a performance. For audition info

please call the office at 943-5846 or Diablo Ballet at 943-1775, ext.

3. Space is limited. Attire required: black leotard, pink tights, black

skirt, pink ballet slippers, pointe shoes and hair in a bun.

$632: 15 CLASSES

INSTRUCTORS Rebecca Crowell Berke, Graciela Acedo, Erin Lee-

dom, Edward Stegge

LOCATION Rehearsal Room, Shadelands Art Center

INTERMEDIATE


ADVANCED


A G E S 5 - 1 4

Summer Theatre Camp

Cast members will work together with YTC staff members to put

on a full length musical in just three weeks! Learn complex chore-

ography, musical harmony and staging all while having fun and

working as a team! The creative process will continue as you help

create sets and props. Costumes help round out the production.

Performances (open to the public) will be held in the Shadelands

Art Center Auditorium on 7/5 and 7/6 at 4:30pm and 7:00pm. This

summer’s musical is Disney’s Aladdin, Jr. A $10 performance fee is

included in the course fee. No audition necessary.

$312: 14 CLASSES

INSTRUCTOR Noelle Arms


NO CLASS 7/4

$492: 14 CLASSES


NO CLASS 7/4

Art

www.arts-ed.org | (925) 943-5846


6/11-6/15

Engineering with LEGO®, 7-8

Kidz Love Soccer Camp, 12

Mini-Hawk Sports Camp, 12

Tennis Camp, 13

6/18-6/22

Kids’ Carpentry Camp, 3

Camp Tenderfoot, 4

Camp Little Walnut, 5

Funshine Club, 5

After Lunch Bunch, 5

NASA: Journey into Space, 7

Walnut Creek Day Camp, 9

Sports Camp Golf, 10-11

Sports Camp Tennis, 10-11

Skyhawk Golf, 12

Tennis Camp, 13

Teen Camp, 14

Arts, Adventures & Academics, 15

Summer Theatre Camp, 17

6/25-6/29

Camp Tenderfoot, 4


Creepy Crawler Critter Camp, 6


Spanish Camp, 3

Chess Camp, 3

Inventor’s Academy, 7

Sports Camp Multi-Sport, 10-11

Sports Camp Baseball, 10-11

Lindsay Wildlife Counselor, 12

Tennis Camp, 13

Junior Recreation Leader, 14

Teen Camp, 14

Golf Camp, 15


Specialized Recreation, 16

7/2-7/6

Camp Tenderfoot, 4


Crazy Chemistry, 6

Secret Agent Lab, 6

LEGO® Jedi Engineering, 8


Sports Camp Flag Football, 10-11

Sports Camp Basketball, 10-11

Skyhawk Baseball, 12

Tennis/Swim Camp, 13




7/9-7/13


Chess Camp, 3

Camp Tenderfoot, 4




Sports Camp Tennis, 10-11


Skyhawk Basketball, 12

Tennis Camp, 13


Teen Camp, 14

Golf Camp, 15



Diablo Ballet Summer Dance, 17

7/16-7/20

Camp Tenderfoot, 4


Engineering with LEGO®, 7-8


Sports Camp Lacrosse, 10-11

Sports Camp Soccer, 10-11


Skyhawk Flag Football, 12

Tennis Camp, 13


Teen Camp, 14

Golf Camp, 15



7/23-7/27

Camp Tenderfoot, 4


LEGO® Sports Bots, 7

NASA: Journey into Space, 7

LEGO® Green Engineering, 8


Sports Camp Multi-sport, 10-11

Sports Camp Basketball, 10-11

Skyhawk Golf, 12

Tennis Camp, 13


Golf Camp, 15


Summer Art Camps, 17

7/30-8/3


Camp Tenderfoot, 4


My First Lab, 6


Sports Camp Soccer, 10-11

Sports Camp Volleyball, 10-11

Tennis Camp, 13


Golf Camp, 15


8/6-8/10

Camp Tenderfoot, 4


Flight Academy, 6

LEGO® Green Engineering, 8

Game Design Camp, 8


Sports Camp Golf, 10-11



Skyhawk Soccer, 12

Tennis Camp, 13


8/13-8/17

Cooking Camp, 3

Inventor’s Academy, 7

Game Design Camp, 8

Sports Camp Bowling, 10-11

Kidz Love Soccer Camp, 12

Tennis Camp, 13


Summer Art Camp, 17

8/20-8/24

LEGO® Jedi Engineering, 7-8

Golf Camp, 15

Camp Calendar



Health & Fitness

WHEREBANCROFT ELEMENTARY: 2200 Parish Drive 94598

BOUNDARY OAK MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE: 3800 Valley Vista

Road 94598

CIVIC PARK COMMUNITY CENTER: 1375 Civic Drive 94596

FOOTHILL MIDDLE SCHOOL: 2775 Cedro Lane 94598

HEATHER FARM COMMUNITY CENTER: 301 North San Carlos Drive

94598

HEATHER FARM PRESCHOOL: 500 N. San Carlos Drive 94598

LINDSAY WILDLIFE MUSEUM: 1931 1st Avenue 94597

SHADELANDS ART CENTER: 111 North Wiget Lane 94598

TICE VALLEY COMMUNITY GYM & PARK: 2055 Tice Valley

Boulevard 94595

WALNUT CREEK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL: 2425 Walnut

Boulevard 94597

WALNUT CREEK TENNIS CENTER: 1751 Heather Drive 94598

REGISTRATION FORMPERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCOUNT

TEL (HOME) TEL (CELL/WORK)

ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP

EMAIL ADDRESS

PARTICIPANT NAME M/F DOB ACTIVITY NAME 1ST CHOICE START DATE 2ND CHOICE START DATE FEE

ACCOUNT # EXP DATE TOTAL

AUTHORIZATION SIGNATURE

Registration

HOWONLINE

Log onto www.WalnutCreekRec.org and click on Programs & Classes

or Registration.

FAX

Registration Form, with VISA or MasterCard information to:

(925) 938-7529.

Please do not call to confirm if your fax was received

MAIL

Registration Form with payment to: Walnut Creek Recreation

Registration, 301 N. San Carlos Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

Make checks payable to: City of Walnut Creek

PHONE

(925) 943-5858 Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

Please have your class title, number and credit card information ready

WALK-IN

Heather Farm Community Center

301 N. San Carlos Drive, Heather Farm Park

Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

CONFIRMATION

Confirmations will be sent for all mail-in, fax-in and phone registra-

tions. Confirmations are sent via email when possible, by post if

necessary. If you do not receive your confirmation within 2 weeks,

please call (925) 943-5858 prior to the start of class.

WAIVER OF LIABILITYI consent to the above person’s participation in these activities and agree on behalf of said person and the undersigned that we assume risk of accident or injuries sustained from whatever cause in connection therewith and release the City of Walnut Creek and its officers, agents and employees from any and all liability for such accident or injury. I understand I am responsible for all regis-tration policies and procedures outlined in the brochure. I further understand the City of Walnut Creek reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities, and program participants for potential future use. All photos remain the property of the City of Walnut Creek and may be used for publicity or promotional purposes only.

Dated _____________________ Signature _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Circle One: Parent | Participant | Gardian

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