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MOOSEHILL

CAMP

Ages 3 - 15


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Nature Day CampAGE GROUPS and FEES

AGES 3 - 12...See the age group descripons below!

DISCOVERERSAges 4.5 - 6, Entering grades K - 1

Hours9a - 3p with 8a - 4p - 6p opons

Fees*$240 member, $305 nonmember

Discoverers learn about nave animals through guided discov-

ery, imaginave play, short hikes, games and cras. The story-

me aer lunch helps this group to reenergize. Children of this

age feel more at ease when they are given the opportunity to

aend two or more sessions. Rao of 1 sta to 5 campers

EXPLORERSAges 7 - 8, Entering grades 2 - 3Hours9a - 3p with 8a - 4p - 6p opons


Learn about adaptaons and behaviors of nave speices and

explore the habitats of Moose Hill, hike further and play more

challenging games with your group. Explorers who aend two

or more sessions may choose to take the Nature Challenge and

earn a Junior Naturalist Award. Farm Mania sessions are open

to campers entering grade 3. Rao of 1 sta to 8 campers

INVESTIGATORSAges 9 - 12, Entering grades 4 - 7Hours9a - 3p with 8a - 4p - 6p opons


As an Invesgator you will delve deeper into the web of life as you

make comparisons between nave Massachuses species and

those from other places. You and your team may act as mentors

to younger campers, explore sites o-trail and might even climb

the re tower! Develop new skills and expand your horizons by

adding a specialty campCreave Arts, Farm Mania, Science,

and/or Adventure Camp session to your summer.

Rao of 1 sta to 10 campers

About Nature Day Camp...Let beauful Moose Hill WildlifeSanctuary be your childs neighborhood play space! Our goal is

to connect children to nature and let them have fun through a

blend of outdoor exploraons, non-compeve games, focused

acvies, walks/hikes and cras. On warm days, we play watergames like Drip, Drip, Splash and keep to the shaded forest.

Each age group of Nature Camp enjoys dierent daily topics

though all groups enjoy the same weekly theme. The content

and objecves are dierent at each level with the goal to

deepen each childs knowledge and awareness throughout the

summer and over the years.

Campers are welcome to aend all 12 dierent weekly sessions,

each with its own theme. Dates and themes are described on

the next page.

*Fees...Fees for our usual 5-day sessions are listed on thispage. Sessions that have special rates are noted under the

theme descripons on page 3. Member rates are listed on the

registraon form.

PRESCHOOL PEEPERSAges 3 - 4, Entering Preschool

Half Day9a - 12:30 p


Full Day9a - 3p with 8a - 4p opons


Our preschool program is designed to encourage your childs

curiosity, increase sensory awareness and provide an introduc-

on to outdoor invesgaons. Lead instructors have specic

training and experience working with preschoolers. Children

must be poy-trained and be 3 years old before June 15th.

Pack a snack and lunch. Full Day Peepers have an hour lie

down/rest me aer lunch. Preschoolers are always more com-

fortable if they can aend more than one session.

Please note that preschool specialists are not scheduled for the

Extended Day Opons. Please speak with the Director before

registering for this opon.

Rao of 1 sta to 5 campers

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CampMeetandGreetWednesday,June6thfrom6-7pmMeetthestaandotherfamilies;enjoyacirclemewithsongs;seeaslideshow;andplayagame!

Camp Tours

Contact the camp oce to arrange

a private tour or visit us during a

vacaon day program!


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WEEKLY THEMESNature Day Camp

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Sample Schedule

8:00 - 9:00

8:50 - 9:15

9:15 - 9:30

9:30 - 12N

12N - 1:00

1:00 - 2:302:30 - 2:40

2:40 - 3:00

3:00 - 4:00

4:00 - 6:00

Before Camp Opon

Check in and Choice Time

Opening Circle and Songs

Acvies/Exploraon/Hikes

Lunch and Choice Time

Acvies/CrasClean up and Pack up

Closing Circle and Songs

Late Oponsnack/games

Aer Camp Opon

The full lisng of fees and age groups are given on page 2.

Super Senses June 11 15 Week 1

What would it be like to see in ultraviolet? Can you imagine

smelling food a mile away. Learn which animals have super

senses while you test your ownfollow a scent trail, see

in the dark, and more during this acve week of games and

experiments. Please notethere is no Peeper group oered

this week, but Science Camp is oered for ages 9 - 13. Public

schools are sll in session.

Wild or Mild June 18 22 Week 2

A tabby and a ger, a corgi and a coyote, learn about the wild

relaves of some common domescated animals what char-

acteriscs do they share and what makes them respond so dif-

ferently to people. Make a simple animal costume.

*Snow Day Plan: Register now and we will adjust the fee by $45

per snow day used by your school.

Hide or Seek June 25 29 Week 3Snapping turtles hang out unl their food oats by while kes-

trels search the skies. Learn the techniques used by animals to

nd food and stay safe. Enjoy a scavenger hunt, role-playing

games and join the camp-wide Predator-Prey game!

The Wonders of Water July 2, 3, 5, 6 Week 4

Fish make the water their home. Rocks are shaped by water.

Water is more than something you drink as youll learn through

experiments and exploraons. No camp on Wed, July 4th.

*4-day Fees Half Day: Ages 3 -4 $120 m, $185 nm

Full Day: Ages 3 - 6 $195 m, $260 nm

Ages 7 - 11 $190 m, $255 nm

Born to Build July 9 13 Week 5

Beavers build dams, birds make nests out of everything from

grass to spit, wasps chew wood into paper-mache animals

build all sorts of homes so they can stay warm, be protected,

and raise their young. Try your hand at construcng a home

for a shrew!

Show Os! July 16 20 Week 6

Although animals spend a lot of me hiding so they can stay

safe, at other mes they put on displays to claim mates or take

on the role of leader of the pack. Imaginaon games and cras

have you mimicking some of natures biggest show-os!

Stripes, Spots & Spirals July 23 27 Week 7

Both plants and animals have paerns that not only provide

protecon but help living things grow. Explore branch pat-

terns in trees, the camouaging techniques of herds, and a

secret paern in pine cones. Make an item for our camou-

age trail and then see what you can discover!

In the Dark July 30 August 3 Week 8

Whether you are an animal that moves around at night or

one that moves underground or deep in the ocean, there are

special challenges to nding your way in the dark. Test senses

other than sight and discover what life is like for moles, owls,

and squid.

A Buggy Good Time August 6 10 Week 9

Invesgate the secret world of insects living in our forests and

ponds. Use bug boxes and magnifying glasses to get a closer

look. Search for bugs while playing games that show you how

insects eat, hide, move and nd mates.

Creep, Leap, & Fly August 13 17 Week 10

Whether an animal pads along on paws or ings their wings

to the air, how animals get around keeps them safe, helps

them nd food, and allows them to explore their environ-

ment. Make cras that move and play games that keep you

moving!

Walk and Roll August 20 24 Week 11

Think of all the ways things in nature get moved about

water carries rocks and soil to new locaons, birds and mam-

mals transport seeds, the wind blows down trees. Wander the

trails looking for natures transportaon connecons. Havefun trying your moves in our obstacle course!

Cute, Cuddly or Not August 27 31 Week 12

Baby animals appear to be cuddly but are they? Discover the

survival adaptaons of dierent young animals. Bring in your

baby picture to share! Sharon Public Schools (grades 1 - 12) are

in session on Wednesday and Thursday only of this week.

Special Rates: Register for the full week or paral(gr 1 - 6 only)

Monday and Tuesday(minimum)

Members: $50 per day or full week rate.

Nonmembers: $60 per day or full week rate


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FarmMani

aCamp Creat

iveArtsCamp

AGES 8 - 12 Hours9a - 3p with 8a - 4p - 6p opons

Fees$265 member, $330 nonmember

About Farm Mania Camp...Enjoy hands-on acvies as you

learn what it means to be a farmer. Explore the elds and

sample fresh vegetables, visit Wards Berry Farm and dabbleat Wolomolopoag Pond. Campers may be divided into two

groups by age. Rao of 1 sta to 8 campers.

Locaon...Drop o and pick up your campers at our CSA

Barn, 4 Moose Hill St. (near South Main St.). Nature Camps

exible schedule allows you to easily have children at both

locaons. Extended day campers will be shuled to and

from this locaon in our 12-passenger van.

Nature of the Farm July 16 20 Week 6

Explore the farm property and learn about how this habitat

is home to many dierent creatures. What hidden secrets

lie beneath a leaf or within the soil? Whos leaving those

tracks and where did they go? Perhaps, the forest edge will

tell me so!

Fresh Food I July 23 27 Week 7

Discover the dierence between fruits and vegetables,

what they need to ourish, when and how to pick them

and why they are healthy for us. Visit a cow, learn the

about dierent breeds and make our own cheese.

Farm Bugs and Slugs August 6 10 Week 9

Invesgate our fruits and vegetables in search of ny

creatures that crawl, scurry, y, slime, and devour. Learn

the skills needed to become an amateur entomologist and

plant pathologist, and help our plants ourish.

Fresh Food II August 13 17 Week 10

In this popular session youll learn the dierence between

fruits and vegetables, what they need to ourish, when

and how to pick them and why they are healthy for us.

Visit a cow, learn the about dierent breeds and make our

own cheese. Moo-tasc!



About Creave Arts Camp...Nature inspires us! Most weeks wil

include an instruconal session by a vising arst. Aernoons

are a blend of hikes, games and more arsc projects. Empha-sis is on self-expression and experimentaon as well as enhanc-

ing your technique. Rao of 1 sta to 10 campers.

Art in 3-D June 25 29 Week 3

Experiment with form and texture as you use plaster, wire, clay

fabric and more! Try your hand at found object sculpture, eco

sculpture and other contemporary media.

Beyond the Line July 2, 3, 5 and 6 Week 4

Draw inside, outside and upside down on cement, paper and

more as we have fun going beyond the line. Explore light and

shadow with the use of charcoal, pastels, ink and other media.

No camp on July 4th. 4-day Fee: $230 member, $295 nonmembe

Food Art July 9 13 Week 5

From cupcake design to mosaics with food its all about the

wacky world of food art! Build spaghe sculptures, play foodie

games and more. No nut or peanut products will be used.

Collage Craze July 16 20 Week 6

Awaken your senses and discover the contemporary art form of

collage. Work with paper, paints, photos, fabric and more while

learning to use color and texture in collage construcon.

Discovery-scape July 23 27 Week 7Cultures throughout me have represented landscapes,

city-scapes, and seascapes in various ways through their art.

Explore each type as you make painngs, drawings, and relief

sculpture based on real and imaginary scapes.

Beauful You July 30 August 3 Week 8

People express themselves through jewelry, body art and hair

style. Learn the techniques and skill behind beauty. Discover

which colors look best on you, make loon, create a necklace

from natural materials, try your hand a henna art, and more!

Theatre Art August 6 10 Week 9

Explore the history of theatre art, create a theatrical maskinspired by Commedia dellarte, learn the art behind set design

and create a set model. Put on a shadow puppet producon!

Art Inspired August 13 17 Week 10

The masters are our inspiraon. Try your hand at painng on

plaster like Michelangelo; experiment with bold, colorful stokes

as did Masse; and dots like van Gogh!

Art of Printmaking August 20 24 Week 11

Discover the technique used to transfer images. Screen-print a

tee shirt, hammer a fern print, carve images from a variety of

materials for prinng, make a paint-on-glass transfer and more


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FeesSpecic to each session, m = member.

About Adventure Camp...Each session includes group games,

challenges and day trips using our 12-passenger van and

car. Sessions with the symbol include overnights and mostinclude swimming. Any meals we provide are kosher, except

week 5. Two sta lead the trips. An inerary and agreement

will be sent upon registraon. Rao of 2 sta to 10 campers.

Outdoor Adventures June 18 22 Week 2Explore Rocky Woods for an old quarry site and enjoy the viewfrom the top of Cedar Hill. Play a round of Frisbee golf and ca-noe a peaceful river. Learn to use a map and compass and putyour skills to use in an orienteering course!Snow Day Plan: Register now and we will adjust the fee by $85

per snow day used by your school. Fee: $425 m, $490 nm

Amazing Predators! June 25 - 29 Week 3

Walk in the woods with a real wolf and listen for the pack tohowl back at you during your day at Wolf Talk! Check out liveraptors and determine the predatory strengths of a sher. Playpredator/prey with the enre camp. Fee: $425 m, $490 nm

Farm to Table July 2, 3, 5, 6 Week 4Test your taste buds, does freshness maer? Visit a farm, en-

joy a farmers market and a behind the scenes tour of WholeFoods Market. Speak with chefs at a restaurant to learn howand what they decide to serve. 4-day Fee: $315 m, $380 nm

Into the Wild July 9 13 Week 5Enjoy camping, canoeing, orienteering, low and high ropeschallenges, hiking, swimming, and other adventures. SpendWednesday and Thursday night in NH at Wildwood, MassAudubons overnight camp. Fee: $545 m, $610 nm

Rock Adventures July 16 20 Week 6Bring a hammer and collect minerals at Ruggles Mine in NH!Explore Purgatory Chasm and try to squeeze through the nar-row caves. Enter an ancient rock structure in Acton and dis-cover the cool geo-spots of Sharon. Fee: $425 m, $490 nm

Wonderful Water I July 23 27 Week 7Experience the wonders of water by swimming in it, canoeingacross it, exploring it from land, and discovering the history ofwater use. Most of the desnaons are dierent from last year.Weeks 7 and 10 are idencal. Fee: $425 m, $490 nm

River to Sea July 30 - August 3 Week 8Explore how water connects people and places. Explore theriver edge with new friends from our sister sanctuary in Nack.Enjoy a scenic boat ride and spend Wednesday night on a Bos-ton Harbor Island! Your week of fun ends with exploring Nan-tasket Beach. Fee: $455 m, $520 nm

Awesome Weather August 6 10 Week 9View weathers destrucve power while helping a communityhit by the 2011 tornado! Tour the Blue Hill Observatory andinterview a weather forecaster at NOAA. Learn more aboutweather during week 3 of Science Camp. Fee: $395 m, $460 nm

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Wonderful Water II August 13 17 Week 10Experience the wonders of water by swimming in it, canoeingacross it, exploring it from land, and discovering the history ofwater use in Boston. Most of the desnaons are dierent fromlast year but the same as Week 7. Fee: $425 m, $490 nm

Vineyard Escape Ages 11-14 August 20 24 Week 11Learn about the history and nature of Marthas Vineyard. Takethe ferry to the island and campout Wednesday night. Kayak,snorkel and explore the island! Fee: $545 m, $610 nm



About Science Camp...Hands-on acvies, team work andmovated instructors make challenging science topics fun!Days are a blend of experiments, games, quiet reecon, hikesand/or cras. Rao of 1 sta to 10 campers.

Cered Science I June 11 - 15 Private School Session

Be a cizen scienst! Observe and record the physical and

biological features of a vernal pool and complete the paper-

work required to put it on the Natural Heritage map! Ages 9+

Weather Science June 25 - 29 Week 3

Discover the science behind colorful sunsets, make clouds and

lightning, build your own weather staon and present your

weather forecast at closing circle! Aend week 9 of Adventure

Camp to tour NOAA and visit other weather sites.

Music in Nature July 9 - 13 Week 5

Why cant we sing like the birds? Try your hand at making a

penny whistle sound like a thrush, drum a hoof beat paern

and more while learning about natures music and folk music!

Survival Science July 30 - August 3 Week 8

Learn to disll drinking water, light a re, tell me by the sun

and build your own compass. Search for edible plants and

discover which bugs make good snacks (eang one is oponal).

Cered Science II August 13 - 17 Week 10

Be a cizen scienst! Observe and record the physical and bio-

logical features of a vernal pool and complete the paperworkrequired to put it on the Natural Heritage map!

Canine Science August 20 - 24 Week 11

Can an old dog learn a new trick? Learn about behavior

modicaon and try your new skill on your friends. Learn the

biology of wild and domesc canines. Visit with dog trainers!


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AGES 13.5 - 16

LEADERSHIP CAMPAges 13.5 15, Entering grades 8 - 10

DatesJune 25 29, 2012

Hours9a - 3p plus Thursday unl 6p


Challenge yourself and work on your leadership skills while

having fun with other teens! Together you will enjoy group

building games, work on a service-learning project, and develop

kid-friendly nature acvies that will help you to succeed as a

Leader-in-Training (LIT). Enjoy a van excursion from 3p - 6p on

Thursday aernoon. This program is open to all teens, not only

those who will be LITs. Those who aended this program last

year are welcome to aend!

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Pre-registraon is required.

8a Drop-o$30 per week

4p Pick-up$30 per week

6p Pick-up3 - 6p: $20 per day, $90 per week4 - 6p: $15 per day

About Extended Day...The regular Moose Hill Camp day

includes a drop-o window from 8:50a - 9:15a and a pick-

up window of 3:15p. Let us know if you need a 4p pickup

window because of the train. There is no window beyond

6p. Preschool specialists are not on duty during these

opons. Contact the camp director if you have quesons.

Pre-registraon is required.

Our camp instructors enjoy being with campers during

these informal periods. The schedule is:

8 - 9a Before Care Opon: Campers are welcome to

bring their breakfast, read or play.

3 - 4p Late Opon: A kosher snack is provided fol-

lowed by a choice me of play or reading in the

camp yard.

4 - 5:30 Aer Care Opon: Campers may choose from

a variety of acvies that may include games in the

pine grove, a stroll along the trails, resul games, or

cras. Signs are posted at the camp gate informing

parents who arrive during this me period as to where

to nd the campers.

5:30 - 6p Pickup Time: Campers will be playing nearthe vistor center.

TeenPrograms

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Options

LEADERS-in-TRAININGAges 14 16, Entering grades 9 - 11

Applicaon required. Spaces are limited.

DatesCamp Sessions, June 11 - August 31, 2012

Hours8:30a 4p


Are you looking for job experience or volunteer service hours?

If you enjoy children and want to learn new skills, please apply

to join our dynamic group of Leaders-in-Training (LITs)! Parci-

pate in training sessions, lead games, assist camp groups, andlearn to teach acvies. State regulaons require LITs to be at

least 14 years old as of June 15th.

A minimum commitment of three Nature Camp and/or Farm

Mania sessions is required. If this is your rst year as an LIT and

you do not register for Leadership Camp, your rst two weeks

must be consecuve. You must aend the training session on

Sunday, June 10th from 1 - 3:30p. A $10 per session discount is

given to those teens who aend our Leadership Camp.

For more informaon and/or an applicaon, contact Pa Aus-

[email protected].

ADVENTURE CAMPAges 10 - 14, Entering grades 5 - 9

We have expanded the age range of our Adventure Camp

to include 14 year olds for every session. Check out the

new themes and trips on page 5!


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TO REGISTER: A registraon form must be completed and ac-

companied by the required deposit/payment. Use a separate

form for each child. For identy safety assurances, fax and

email submissions are not accepted. Phone registraons are

taken aer June 15th.

Addional brochures and health forms can be found at:www.MassAudubon.org/MooseHill

Send completed registraon forms and payments to:

Moose Hill Camp293 Moose Hill StSharon, MA 02067

ENROLLMENT CONFIRMATION: Your conrmaon,

forms and parent informaon packet will be emailed

to you unless you specically request snail mail.

ABOUT US: Moose Hill Camp began in 1949 and is located at

Mass Audubons Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary. We provide awelcoming environment with fewer than 120 campers each

week. Campers are encouraged to play with siblings andother children of dierent ages during free play periods. Thecamp is held primarily out-of-doors and the nature centeris used for rainy moments. The 20 miles of trails and variedhabitats of the sanctuary are ours to explore.

CAMPER REQUIREMENTS: Due to the outdoor and explor-

atory nature of our camp program, campers must be able to

move about on uneven terrain. Campers are expected to par-

cipate meaningfully in age-appropriate acvies, including

nature study. All campers must follow stated behavior expec-

taons and safety rules. If you have any quesons regarding

your childs ability to parcipate fully in our camp program,

contact the camp director.

AGE/GRADE: Camp age is determined as of June 15. Pre-

school Peepers must be 3 and poy-trained. Discoverers

must be 4 prior to January 30th and entering kindergarten.

Campers are grouped by age depending on enrollment.

STAFF and RATIOS: Camp director, Kay Andberg, has been

with us since 1993. Her children grew up at Moose Hill Camp

and she wants yours to enjoy the same quality programs.

Sta are selected for their maturity and caring atude to-

wards children. Most are college students majoring in science

or educaon. All sta undergo background checks and train-

ing in safety, child development and nature study. The few

junior sta that are hired are selected for their maturity andare paired with instructors. Instructors are cered in rst

aid and CPR. Two sta lead o-site programs.

BUDDY REQUESTS are intended for children who would oth-

erwise feel too uncomfortable to aend camp. One request

per camper is honored when possible and only if made in

wring at least one week prior to the session start. Campers

must be the same age as of June 15 and both must request

each other.

CAMP LICENSE: We are licensed by the Sharon Board of Health

and comply with the regulaons of the Department of Public

Health. We are accredited by the American Camp Associaon

and adhere to its addional safety standards.

POLICIES: You may request a copy of our sta background

check, healthcare, discipline, bullying and grievance policies.

MEMBERSHIP helps to meet our missionProtecng the Na-ture of Massachuses and connecng children to nature. To

receive the member rate, your membership of family-level or

higher, must be current through your last session. You can join

or update your membership on the camp registraon form.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Moose Hill provides nancial assis-

tance to campers based on demonstrated economic need and

available funds. Financial assistance is limited to one session

per child. The majority of funds are reviewed on April 25th.

Contact us for an applicaon.

PAYMENT PLANS: Please contact the camp oce if you

would like to discuss a payment plan.

DEPOSITS of $75 per week are required. All deposits are non-

refundable. See the transfer policy below. When registering

aer May 15th, payment is required in full. It is your responsi-

bility to know your school calendar.

DEADLINE: All health forms and the balance of your fees are

due on or before May 15th, unless special arrangements are

made with the Camp Registrar. Those registering aer May

15th pay in full and a specic form deadline will be set. A Late

Fee of $20 per camper is automacally accrued for any late or

incomplete forms and/or payments. No camper is allowed in

camp unless all health forms, waivers and payments are com-

plete. If deadlines are missed, we cannot guarantee your spot

TRANSFER POLICY: Transfers are allowed up to 4 weeks prior

to a session start, aer which me there are no transfers. A

$25 fee is charged for each session transferred.

REFUND and CANCELLATION POLICY: Refunds are not made

for dismissal, failure to aend, absence or sick days. All can-

cellaons must be made in wring. If you cancel prior to May

15th, you will be given a full refund minus the deposit. If you

cancel prior to 4 weeks of the rst day of your session, you

will receive a 50% refund only if the program is full and we ll

your slot. No refunds are given aer this date.

QUESTIONS? Call the camp oce at 781-784-5691

or email [email protected]

Registraon and Camp Informaon


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MOOSE HILL CAMPis special because....

Convenient locaon in Sharon

just minutes from Routes 1, 27 and 95.

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Moose Hill Camp 293 Moose Hill St Sharon, MA 02067 781-784-5691 www.massaudubon.org/moosehill

2012 Camp Registraon Form One camper per form. Your conrmaon and all forms will be emailed to you

Camper ______________________________________ Sex ____ DOB __________ Age as of June 15_____ Grade Entering _____

School Name ________________________ Where did you hear about us? Word of mouth , Yard signs , Website, Aended a program

Circle T-shirt size: YXS(4-6), YS(6-8), YM(8-10), YL(10-12), AS, AM, AL, AXL (One per season. Not guaranteed if registering aer May 15th)

Legal Guardian (1)___________________________ ( 2)_______________________ Email (print neatly) ________________________

Phone (day)____________________________ (eve/home) ____________________________ (cell) ___________________________

Address __________________________________________Town/State/Zip ___________________________________________

If not the guardian, Send conrmaon and health packet to the guardian. Send them to me at Email: ___________________________

Registrant _______________________________ Relaonship to Camper __________________Phone______________________

Address __________________________________________ Town/State/Zip ___________________________________________

Mass Audubon Member # ______________________Expires ___/____ (See page 7 for membership details.)

BuddiesOne request is honored when possible if made in wring 1 week prior to the session. Buddies must be the same age. Both must

request each other and make an eort to make new friends at camp. Buddy _________________________________Age ____

Instrucons: Place a large X in the appropriate boxes and include the $75 per week deposit. Aer May 15 full payment is required

MEMBER RATES ARE PRINTED HERE. Nonmembr rates are given in the brochure.

PAYMENT METHOD: Check #____________, made payable to Mass Audubon. Cash

MasterCard or VISA #______________________________________________ Expires____/____ Your balance due will be automacally be charged on May 15th unless you nofy us otherwise.

Late fees will be charged if the payment and form deadline is not met$20 per camper.

I agree to allow Mass Audubon to charge my account in the amount specied herein.

SIGNATURE: DATE:

ALL REGISTRANTS MUST SIGN: I agree to adhere to the transfer, late fee, and refund policies as

stated in the camp brochure. SIGNATURE: DATE:

DEADLINE: Health forms, waivers andbalance of fees are due on or before

May 15. Late fee is $20.

Minimum non-refundable deposit

of $75 per week to register. None re-

quired for extended day opons.

Transfer policy stated on page 7.

Aer May 15th, you musy pay in full ame of registraon and you will be no-

ed of your deadline to turn in forms.

For indenty safety assurance credit card informaon is not accepted by fax or email

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Discoverers

Explorers

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Ratio: 1:5 1:5 1:5 1:8 1:10

Age: 3 - 4 3 - 4 4.5 - 6 7 - 8 9 - 12 8 - 12 9 - 13 10 - 13 10 - 14 13.5 - 15

Grade: PreK PreK K - 1 2 - 3 4 - 7 3 - 7 4 - 8 5 - 8 5 - 9 9 - 11

1. June 11 1.$240 $235 $235 $295 $30 $30 $90

2. June 18 2. $150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $425 $30 $30 $90

3. June 25 3.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $285 $295 $425 $315 $30 $30 $90

4. July 2 4. $120 $195 $195 $190 $190 $230 $315 $25 $25 $75

5. July 9 5.

$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $285 $295 $545 $30 $30 $90

6. July 16 6.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $265 $285 $425 $30 $30 $90

7. July 23 7.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $265 $285 $425 $30 $30 $90

8. July 30 8.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $285 $295 $455 $30 $30 $90

9. August 6 9.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $265 $285 $395 $30 $30 $90

10. August 13 10.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $265 $285 $295 $425 $30 $30 $90

11. August 20 11.$150 $240 $240 $235 $235 $285 $295 $545 $30 $30 $90

12. August 27 Wed Thurs Fri 12.$150 $240 $240 $6/d $6/d $75

3p - 6p fee is $20 per day

4p - 6p fee is $15 per day

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