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I sat down to compile Current's 2012 Summer Camp Guide brimming with my own fond camp memories. My parents sent me to a rather eclectic selection: Respect for Law Camp, where we learned about law enforcement and did push-ups; church camp, where I learned to rock climb and did push-ups; LEGO Robotics camp, where we constructd elaborate animatronic scenes of legos and laughed at all the push-ups the other campers around us were doing.

After several hours, and depleting all nearby sources of caffeine, I realized that, despite the size of my own selection of camps as a kid, today's prospective camp-ers' options have bloomed exponentially.

And so, what you have in your hands is an appetizer, of sorts – a taste of what's available, and a guide of where to look for more. Each listing will be followed by a site offering more information and a plethora of other camps to choose from. Our complete listing of camps will also be available online at www.youarecurrent.com and through each of our community newspapers' Web sites. If you don't see your camp listed here, let us know and we'll add you to our list. And, as always, thanks for reading.

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SUMMER SKETCH CLUB - Drawing and sketching art camp for boys and girls ages 8-12. Session: July 16-18 Location: Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, Fishers. Cost: Resi-dent $34 / Non-resident $51. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.

WOODWORKING CAMP - Woodwork-ing crafts camp for boys and girls ages 8-12. Session: July 23-27. Location: Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, Fishers. Cost: Resi-dent $62 / Non-resident $93. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.

MIDSUMMER THEATRE PROGRAM - Dynamic theatre and drama institute de-signed especially for young artists. Study with Indiana University department of theatre faculty and gusts artists. Residential camp is available for high school aged boys and girls, and runs June 5-18. Cost: $1,500. Location: Indiana University, Bloomington. Information: www.summer.indiana.edu.

DISCOVER JAPAN - Study the richly unique Japanese culture and language, learn Japanese calligraphy, create haiku poetry and visit the Japanese Tea House on Ball State Campus. Camp runs 9 a.m. – noon, and is available for boys and girls in grades 5-9. Cost: $210. Location: The Indiana Acad-emy at Ball State University. Information: www.bsu.edu/academy/summercamps.

ADVENTURES IN ART - Campers will be able to cre-ate their own pieces of art in a hands-on set-ting. Adventures in Art camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., and are available for boys and girls ages 5-11. Lo-cation: Monon Community Center, Carmel. Cost: $165 weekly / $1,400 full summer. In-formation: www.carmelclayparks.com.Sessions:

May 29 - June 1: Color Explorations May 29 – June 1: Terrific Textiles (9-11) June 4-8: Jazzy Jewelry June 11-15: Dynamic Drawing June 18-22: Colorful Crafts June 25-29: Cool Clay July 2-6: Cultural Art July 9-13: Painter’s Palette July 16-20: Artistic Paper Projects July 23-27: Summer Fun Art July 30 – Aug. 3: Animal Art

SUCCESS ON STAGE - Campers will have opportunities to develop their talents, wheth-er they enjoy being on or off stage. Success on Stage camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., and are avail-able for boys and girls ages 8-14. Location: Monon Community Center, Carmel. Cost: $165 weekly / $1,400 full summer. Informa-

tion: www.carmelclayparks.com.Performance Camp Sessions:

May 29 – June 29: Annie Jr. (Cost $700) July 2 – Aug. 3: The Pirates of Penzance (Cost $700)

Production Camp Sessions:May 29 – June 1: 1930s Set Design June 4-8: Choreography and Combat June 11-15: 1930s Costume Design June 18-22: Props Design June 25-29: Tech Week Act 1 July 2-6: Pirates Set Design July 9-13: Film and Photography July 16-20: Pirates Costume Design July 23-27: Stage Make-up July 30 – Aug. 3: Tech Week Act 2

Arts, Culture & Theater

317-753-9397www.startinglinepreschool.com/Summercamps

Registration begins April 9, 2012

Starting Line PreschoolSummer Camps

Ages 2-3 Mon & Wed or Tues & Thurs: 9am-1pm

June 4-7 • June 11-14 • July 16-19 • July 23-26$200 for 4 weeks of summer camp

Ages 4-5Mon-Thurs: 9am-1pm

June 4-7 • June 11-14 • July 9-12 • July 16-19July 23-26 • July 30-August 2

$95/week for 1 child$85/week for 4 or more weeks for 1 child

Children bring their lunch. Camps include:• structured activities • arts & crafts

• group and independent learning fun.

How to read this guide

Jordan Fischer is the managing editor of Current in Fishers. You may e-mail him at jordan@youarecurrent.com

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ADVENTURE CAMP & ART CAMP

2012 SUMMER DAY CAMPS

13400 Allisonville Road, Fishers, Indiana 46038317.776.6006 or 800.966.1836 • connerprairie.org

TWO GREAT CAMPS IN ONE UNIQUE LOCATION!

Conner Prairie offers 200 acres of outdoor inspiration. Give the kids an exciting week of adventure, fun, creativity and new friendships!

ADVENTURE CAMP (Ages 5–15) June 11–August 10NEW! Paintball Target Course

ART CAMP (Ages 8–14) June 11– August 3

Become a member for discounted, early enrollment on Feb. 24! Open registration begins March 5.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL - Animal educa-tion themed “survival camp” for boys and girls ages 7-9. Session: July 30 – Aug. 3. Location: Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, Fishers. Cost: Resident $86 / Non-resident $129. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.

THE SCIENCE OF SPACEFLIGHT - Study aerodynamics and propulsion and learn how chemistry is used in space. Launch mini-space shuttles and blow stuff up! Camp is available for boys and girls ages 3-5. Cost: $210. Session: June 25-29. Location: The Indiana Academy at Ball State Univer-sity. Information: www.bsu.edu/academy/summercamps.

AMAZING AMPHIBIANS & RADICAL REPTILES - Camp all about amphibians and reptiles for boys and girls ages 5-7. Session: June 18-22. Location: Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, Fishers. Cost: Resident $82 / Non-resident $123. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.

ANIMAL SUPERPOWERS - Learn about animals that can see in the dark, change their skin colors and fly without wings. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: June 11-15. Location: Forest Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

WHAT’S FOR DINNER? - Learn about how plants and animals become part of the food chain. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: June 18-22. Location: Forest Park, Nobles-ville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

BIG VEHICLES - Get up close and personal with large equipment vehicles, including a lo-comotive. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Ses-sion: July 9-13 Location: Forest Park, Nobles-ville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

MYSTERIES, MAPS AND RIDDLES - There’s a different problem to solve or answer to find daily. For boys and girls ages 4-12.

Session: July 23-27. Location: Forest Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

WET’N’WILD - Come prepared to get wet and learn about all things “wet’n’wild.” For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: July 30 – Aug. 3. Location: Forest Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Infor-mation: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

MODEL AERONAUTICS - Uncover the science behind flight with gliders and model airplanes. For boys and girls ages 8-12. Ses-sion: July 30 – Aug. 3. Location: Forest Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $60 / Non-resident $70. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

SCIENCE OF SUMMER - Campers will have the opportunity to create various proj-ects in a hands-on setting. Science of Sum-mer camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., and are available for boys and girls ages 5-11. Location: Monon Community Center, Carmel. Cost: $165 week-ly / $1,400 full summer. Information: www.carmelclayparks.com.Sessions:

May 29 – June 1: Wild, Wild Weather June 4-8: Auto Aerodynamics June 11-15: Backyard Science June 18-22: Theme Park Science June 25-29: Safari Indiana July 2-6: 3-2-1 Blast Off! July 9-13: Junior Archaeologists July 16-20: Forensic Mysteries July 23-27: Contraptions & Gadgets July 30 – Aug. 3: Goopity Goo

OUTDOOR EXPLORERS - Campers will hike an average of one to two miles on various camping trails as they explore nature. Outdoor Explorers camps run Mon.-Fri. from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., and are available for boys and girls ages 6-12. Location: Monon Community Center, Carmel. Cost: $165 weekly / $1,400 full summer. Sessions available May 28 - Aug. 3. Information: www.carmelclayparks.com.

Science & Nature

By Robert HerringtonFrom a first year Scout fresh from Webelos

to an 18-year-old Eagle Scout, when I was younger, summers revolved around Boy Scout Camp. I can remember the jitters of being a first time camper – getting lost on trails, living off the candy at the trading post since the camp food was inedible and the eventual bout of home sickness. But as I matured and grew older, so did my confidence. That’s the great thing about camp experiences – meeting new people, learning new skills and gaining new experiences. What I remember most is my growth. I might have been shy that first year, but I soon opened up and met a lot of good people. I went from asking older Scouts

for help to dispensing advice. Success was transformed from the number of merit badges I earned to watching younger Scouts achieve theirs because of my assistance. Some skills I learned will stay with me forever; others prob-ably didn’t last longer than the stay at camp (like basket weaving). But I’ll always remember the camp bonfires, friendships, silly songs and of course, the s’mores.

Robert Herrington is the managing editor of Current in Noblesville. You can reach him at robert@youarecurrent.com.

Summer in a Boy Scout's life

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Summer Adventure CampAction Packed Camp includes:

dodgeball • wiffleball • basketball • laser tag • bowling,inflatables • obstacle course • volleyball• rock climbing

and more!

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$149 for the weekCamp is from 8AM-5PM daily with Pre & Post Camp Care Available

Starts May 29th!Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Fishers

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Camps are in 2 hour blocks except for Multi Sport (full day)June 4th-8th: BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMPJune 11th-15th: MULTI SPORT - FULL DAYJune 18th-22nd: FOOTBALL June 25th-29th: BASEBALLJuly 9th-13th: MULTI SPORT - FULL DAYJuly 16th-20th: BASKETBALL LEAGUE AND GAME PLAY CAMPJuly 23rd-27th: FOOTBALLat University High School, 2825 West 116th Street, Carmel

• 2 Basketball Camps• 2 Football Camps• 1 Baseball Camp• 2 Full Day Multi Sports Camps For young athletes entering grades 3-8.

12725 Old Meridian Street, Carmel, INhblake@meridianmusic.com

• Harmony Road Music Classes• Musical Theater Camp

• Rock Band Camp• Piano Camp

Private Lessons are givenon almost every instrument year round!

To sign up:Call Hillary Blake, Director of Education

at 317-575-9588 or visit www.meridianmusic.com

for children of all ages!SPORTS SAMPLER CAMP - T-ball, flag football, lacrosse and soccer camp for boys and girls ages 4-12. Sessions: June 4-8, June 18-22, July 16-20. Location: Dil-lon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityof-noblesville.org/parks.

PRIMETIME MULTI-SPORTS CAMP - Camp includes football, soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, CrossFit for kids, Olympic games, etc. Camp runs 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., and is available for boys and girls in 2nd – 6th grade. Sessions: June 11-15 & July 9-13. Location: University High School, Carmel. Cost: $300. Information: www.indianaprime-timesports.com.

SKATEBOARD CAMP - Learn the basics of skateboarding. Regulation skateboard and helmet required. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Sessions: June 11-15, July 9-13. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Informa-tion: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

CHEERLEADING CAMP - Learn cheers, chants and simple stunts. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Sessions: June 11-15, July 9-13. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Informa-tion: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

TENNIS CAMP - Learn the basics of ten-nis. For boys and girls ages 5-12. Sessions: June 25-29. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $50 / Non-resident $60. In-formation: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

SOCCER CAMP - Learn the basics of soc-cer. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Sessions: June 11-15, July 23-27. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityof-noblesville.org/parks.

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP - Learn the basics of flag football. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Sessions: June 25-29, July 16-20. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Informa-tion: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

KICKBALL CAMP - Have fun and be ac-tive with kickball camp. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: July 9-13. Location: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $50 / Non-resident $60. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

BACKYARD GAMES CAMP - Games all can play at home, in a schoolyard or at the

park. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: July 23-27. Location: Dillon Park, Nobles-ville. Cost: Resident $50 / Non-resident $60. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

CAMP OLYMPICS - The day camp sum-mer athletic culmination. For boys and girls ages 4-12. Session: July 28 – Aug. 3. Loca-tion: Dillon Park, Noblesville. Cost: Resident $55 / Non-resident $65. Information: www.cityofnoblesville.org/parks.

MOVE TO IMPROVE - Camps are fo-cused on teamwork, hard work, sportsman-ship and improvement. Move to Improve camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., and are available for boys and girls ages 6-12. Location: Monon Community Center, Carmel. Cost: $165 weekly / $1,400 full summer. Information: www.carmelclayparks.comSessions:

May 29 – June 1: Touchdown 101 June 4-8: Get up and GOOOOOAL! June 11-15: On Your Mark, Set, Go! June 18-22: Hoosier Hoopin’ June 25-29: Batter Up! July 2-6: Bump, Set, Volley! July 9-13: Touchdown 101 July 16-20: Get up and GOOOOOAL! July 23-27: Hoosier Hoopin’ July 30 – Aug. 3: Gym Time Favorites

Sports & Outdoors

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HALF-DAYSUMMER DAY CAMPS

Noblesville Parks and Recreation

NEW EVENING CAMP AT DILLON PARK IN JULY!• Camps welcome all children ages 4-12 • Special parent/child sessions for younger children

• Resident rate: $55 for morning sessions; $50 for afternoon/evening sessions• Camp runs June 4 to August 3 in one week sessions

Register at: www.cityofnoblesville.org/Parks or call 317-770-5750Enjoy a round of golf while the kids are at camp!

Forest Park Golf Course: 773-2881 | Fox Prairie Golf Course: 776-6357

FOREST PARKNature/Traditional Camp

9:00AM - 12:00PM1:30PM - 4:00PM all summer

DILLON PARKSports & Games Camp

8:45AM - 11:45AM and 1:15PM - 3:45PM June8:45AM - 11:45AM and 6:15PM - 8:45PM July

Noblesville • Carmel • Zionsville

Animals, Cartooning and More!Camps fill up fastso register early!

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Summer Art CampsWe Teach Everyone To Draw

Summers spent in 'wild' OntarioCOMMENTARY By Steve Greenberg

As a youth, my parents gave me the opportunity, really a gift, to go to “away camp.” Ultimately, I spent parts of nine summers in the “wilds” of central Ontario, Canada, where I was a camper and later leader of the water ski instructional staff.

First on Maple Lake, near Parry Sound, and later on Fox Lake, near Huntsville, Camp Winnebagoe was my home away from home. It was, at first, a semi-daunting new frontier for a fresh-faced kid from Columbus, Ohio. That lasted until the second morning, when we trudged to the dining hall and learned – YES! – the day was declared a “waterfront day.” That meant the temperature was rising to a “wicked” and unseasonable (for mid-June) 85 F. There would be no horseback riding, no archery, no rifle-range action and no tennis, basketball, softball, volleyball, drama, arts and crafts or any of the other “landlubber” activities. This day was made for swimming, canoeing, sailing and water skiing. This was ME!

What did camp mean to me? First and foremost, lifelong friendships. It also meant fending for yourself on some fronts, becom-ing a leader on others and having more fun than any of us reasonably should have been

allowed. It truly was a struggle to have to pack up and return home after eight weeks – and my home life was terrific!

I could never begin to repay my parents for the wonderful memories, experiences and the maturation that came with such a gift. I learned to really trust myself – and others – especially on an eight-day sailing trip from Parry Sound into Georgian Bay, up around

Franklin Island and back down the bay. I was the skipper of a 14.6-foot Albacore, and I had two fellow campers and a load of gear with me.

Four boats followed the two counselors’ lead boat through swells and the wakes of tankers heading out for Lake Huron. We stopped at remote islands, pitched tents, cooked on fires and did what bears do in the woods. Primitive stuff for kids, yes, but worth its weight in gold.

I tried to send my daughters to away camp, but neither took the bait. I can’t imagine why, if there is an opportunity like this, any kid wouldn’t give it a try. It was THAT good for and to me. I recall it fondly, and very much miss it to this day.

Steve Greenberg is the executive vice president of Current Publishing, LLC. You can contact Steve at steve@youarecurrent.com.

What did camp mean to me? First and foremost,

lifelong friendships.

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School Age camp (1st - 6th grade)Early Childhood camp (Pre - K, starting at 3 years old)Hazel Dell Elementary & Stony Creek ElementaryMay 29th - August 3rdMake new friends, try new activities, and learn through experience.

Activities:Science | Environmental ed | Health/�tness | Arts enrichmentWeekly �eld trip | Optional overnight camping trips

For more information or to learn about other Central Indiana AYS programs:

visit www.ayskids.org or call 317-283-3817

Camp AYS NoblesvilleCamp AYS Noblesville

AYS Camp Red TailAYS Camp Red Tail2nd - 8th grade1010 W. 64th St., IndianapolisJune 4th - August 10thGet back to nature at this rustic day camp located on thenorthwest side of Indianapolis. Site features a small lake,open grassy �elds, and wooded areas.

Activities:.Boating | Swimming | Archery | Fishing | Science | Environmental ed Health/�tness | Arts enrichment | Optional overnight camping trips

Camp I: 6/4/12 ‐ 6/29/12; Camp II: 7/9/12 ‐ 8/3/12 M‐Th: 8a‐4p; F: 8a‐12p 

Jenn Park: 10450 E. 63rd St, Indianapolis 

‐SINCE 1990‐ 

Excellent academic remediation and great summer fun!  A day camp for youth ages 7 to 12 with   

specific learning disabilities.   

Apply online: www.diin.org/camp_delafield Phone: 317‐222‐6635 x225 

Join us for giggles, fun techniques, yummy snacks, and creative pottery!Mornings 9am-12pm & Afternoons 1-4pm in July.Come for 1 workshop, a day, or the whole week!PotteryByYou.com for more info

Mud, Pottery & Glass

PotteryByYou

2280 W. 86th Street (86th St. & Township)

Indianapolis, IN 46260

317-337-1263

GET INTO THE GROOVE - Take a journey back into the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s and do all things groovy and exciting. Session: May 29 – June 1. Location: Clay Middle School, Carmel. Cost: $165. Informa-tion: www.carmelclayparks.com.

MONKEYING AROUND - Play and have a great time like the monkeys do. Session: June 11-15. Location: Clay Middle School, Carmel. Cost: $165. Information: www.car-melclayparks.com.

SHERWOOD FOREST - This week is all about castles, knights, good guys and bad guys. Session: July 16-20. Location: Clay Middle School, Carmel. Cost: $165. Infor-mation: www.carmelclayparks.com.

ADVENTURE CLUB - Adventure club camps are held Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., and are available to boys and girls ages 7-10. Cost: Resident $70 / Non-resident $105. Location: Billeri-cay Park, Fishers. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp. Sessions:

June 11-15: Wacky Olympics June 18-22: Sportsapalooza

June 25-29: Adventures in H2O July 9-13: Up for the Chal-lenge July 16-20: The Old Ballgame July 23-27: Exploration Sta-tion July 30 – Aug. 3: Scientific Showdown Aug. 6-10: Week at the Beach

INCREDI-PLEX SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP - Camp

offers traditional and variations of each sport, along with a huge variety of active childhood games, eight-lane bowling, bum-per cars, and a 24-foot rock climbing wall. Camp runs from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily begin-ning May 29, and is available for boys and girls ages 6-14. Cost: $159 week / $40 day. Location: 6002 Sunnyside Road, Indianapo-lis. Information: www.incredi-plex.com.

AYS SUMMER CAMP - All-day camp en-couraging kids to increase physical fitness, make new friends and have fun safely with archery, swimming, arts & crafts and other activities. Camp runs 6:45 a.m. – 6 p.m., Mon.-Fri., and is available for boys and girls age 3 through grade eight. Cost: $100-$150 week. Locations: Hazel Dell Elementary, Stony Creek Elementary, AYS Camp Red Tail, Noblesville. Information: www.ayskids.org.

Adventure Camps

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� � �� � � � � � � � � � � � �CHORAL FESTIVAL ~ a SUMMER CAMP

JUNE 11 - 16, 2012 & July 30 - August 3, 2012ON THE CAMPUS OF BUTLER UNIVERSITY

I N D I A N A P O L I S C H I L D R E N ’ S C H O I R

Henry Leck, Founder &

Artistic Director

Ruth Dwyer, Festival DirectorFestival Director

REGISTER EARLY FOR $10 DISCOUNT!

Tuition Assistance Sponsor

icchoir.org 317.940.9640

Watch a video! For Kids Who Love Music!For over 25 years, the Choral Festival has brought together kids who love to sing!

Campers perform in a public concert with the Super Bowl XLVI anthem choir - the Indianapolis Children’s Choir!

For Grades 3* - 8June 11 - 16Morning, afternoon, or full day* Morning June session only option

for 3rd graders

July 30 - August 3 (Grades 4 - 8)Morning sessions only

Full Day $185 ~ Half Day $85

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1950 E. Greyhound Pass, Carmel, IN317-815-6822 • www.onceuponachildindy.com

Tweens growfast and they getpickier faster.

Almost teenagers? Finding room for

all their stuff is almost impossible.

So clean it out. And bring it in. Get

cash on the spot for gently used

youth clothing, sizes 7/8 - 14/16.

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Monday - Wednesday:• Campers can be dropped off as early as 7:30am.• Campers will be transported to camp at 8:15am.• Campers return to the Club by 4pm each day, and can stay as late as 6pm (no extra charge).Thursday:• Children not spending the night will be dropped off at the Club by 4:30pm.• Overnight: Campers will return to the Club Friday by 9:30am. Friday:• Campers will be able to participate in the programs at the Club until 6pm.

OF NOBLESVILLE

1448 Conner St., Noblesville

REGISTRATION BEGINSMARCH 19thSummer Camp Dates:• Session 1: June 4-8 • Session 2: June 11-15 • Session 3: June 18-22 • Session 4: June 25-29• Session 5: July 2, 3, 5, 6 • Session 6: July 9-13 • Session 7: July 16-20• Session 8: July 23-27• Session 9: July 30-August 3

Ages 6-12 - $95 PER SESSION (All Campers must have a Club Membership.)• Includes a t-shirt and daily snack• Campers must bring their lunch each day.• All fees are non-refundable.Activities:• Swimming • Canoeing • Hiking • Fishing • Archery • Games• Arts & Crafts • Team Building • Obstacle Course • Field Trips• Fort Building • Nature & Environmental Education • Camp Fire Cooking • Camp Fire Stories• Tent Camping Overnight on Thursdays...and much more!

KIDS ZONE - Kids Zone camps are held Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., and are available to boys and girls ages 5-6. Cost: Resident $66 / Non-resident $99. Location: Roy G. Holland Memorial Park, Fishers. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.Sessions:

June 11-15: Crazy Chemical Concoctions June 18-22: Superhero School June 25-29: It’s Cookin’ Time! July 9-13: When I Grow Up July 16-20: Around the World July 23-27: Liquid Laughs July 30-Aug 3: Captain’s Club Aug. 6-10: Circus, Circus

LITTLE TYKES - Little Tykes camps are held Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., and are available to potty-trained boys and girls ages 3-4. Cost: Resident $66 / Non-resident $99. Location: Roy G. Hol-land Memorial Park, Fishers. Information: www.fishers.in.us/parks/summercamp.Sessions:

June 11-15: Music Makers June 18-22: Fossil Frenzy June 25-29: Things That Go July 9-13: When I Grow Up July 16-20: Foodie Fanatics July 23-27: Wild and Wacky Water World July 30 – Aug. 3: Furry Friends Aug. 6-10: Royal Rugrats

PRESCHOOL PALACE - Campers ex-plore topics with hands-on learning and social skills development. Preschool Palace camps run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., and are available for boys and girls ages 3-5. Location: Orchard Park Elementary, Carmel. Cost: $165 week-ly / $1,400 full summer. Information: www.carmelclayparks.com.Sessions:

May 29 – June 1: Sound and Movement June 4-8: Fun on the Farm June 11-15: Diggin’ the Dinos June 18-22: Zoo Crew June 25-29: Community Helpers July 2-6: Creepy Crawlies July 9-13: Fun and Fantasy Meets Tradi-tional Tales July 16-20: Under Construction July 23-27: Wheels and Wings July 30 – Aug. 3: Summer Fun

Kindergarten & Preschoolers

From the great outdoors, time travel and inventions to music and dance, summer

camp will be an exciting trek through time. At Camp PrimroseSM, the Adventure Awaits!

Primrose School of Noblesville 317.773.4900

primrosenoblesville.com

Primrose School of Carmel 317.848.8771

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Primrose School at Gray Eagle 317.577.9480

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