CHICKASHA AREA YMCA
FEBRUARY 10th
Current Before & A fter
School Participants
FEBRUARY 17TH
Y Members and 2014 Participants
FEBRUARY 24th
Open Registration
A $ 10 deposit per c hild, per c amp week is due upon registration. T he $ 1 0 depos it will be c redited to eac h week of attendanc e and is nonrefundable.
SPECIAL INFORMATION
LOCATION
725 West Chickasha A venue
Chickasha, OK 73018
DATES CAMP IS OFFERED
Monday- Friday, May 21–A ugust 10, M-F
TIMES OFFERED
7:30am-6pm
AGES SERVED
5-12 (must have completed kindergarten)
The C HICKASHA AREA YMCA Summer Day C amp offers
cam pers two days of swimming a we e k (swimming will be
he ld at the Shannon Springs Park outdoor community pool),
we e k ly trips to the Chick asha Public library, a different field
trip e ach we e k, as we ll as many different day camp activities
such as arts and crafts, sports, group games, and character
de ve lopment. Lunch and afternoon snack is provided by the
Y in partnership with the R egional Food Bank of Oklahoma.
C am pers m ay be divided into smaller groups to maintain age
appropriate activities. The Y’s Summer Day Camp value has
ne ve r been greater.
PARENT ORIENTATION
Thursday, May 14th at 6 PM at the C HICKASHA AR EA YMCA
LUNCH, SNACK AND WATER
FIELD TRIP DAYS
Fridays
The se items will need to be packed the first two we e ks and the
last 2 we e ks of camp. The R egional Food Bank will p rovide
lunch and snack for m iddle 8 we eks of summer camp. Always
pack a water bottle.
725 West Chickasha Avenue,
Chickasha, OK 73018
405 224 2281
TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF A
CHICKASHA AREA YMCA CAMPER
Each day of camp brings an exciting new adventure for your campers. The following is a sneak peak at
what a typical day may look like for your camper.
7:30am-9:00am – DROP OFF
C am pers can be dropped off as e arlier as 7:30am. During this time, campers will e ngage in small table
top games and gym activities and other structured activities with the whole group.
9:00am-9:30am – GOOD MORNING! Opening Ceremony
C am pers will ge t to sing/shout to the top of their lungs, play silly camp games, possibly watch a goofy
counselor skit or le ad the ceremony themselves! The C ampers will also engage in a group discussion
about the theme and expectations for the day. C ampers will then split into their age groups.
9:30am-11:30am – Group Activities
C am pers will play fun camp games inside, learn a new sk ill or make a themed craft to take home! W e
have prepare d each we ekly schedule for the summer so k ids will continually play new games and learn
ne w e nrichm ent skills.
11:30am – Lets Eat!
During Lunch time we will bre ak into our small groups or family groups and
e njoy gre at food thanks to our wonderful partners The Regional Food Bank. During this time we will fue l
our m inds and stomachs with food and great conversation.
12:30-3:30pm – Group Activities
In the afternoon, we will introduce e nrichment activities such as fun science, history, nutrition or re ading!
The campers will rotate through these activities as we ll as more games and crafts. Each we e k, we will
participate in a large group activity centered on the we ek’s theme! Each age group will be swimming at
le ast 2 days a we e k at the SHANNON SPRINGS PARK COMMUNITY POOL. W e have also been known to
tak e trips to the local parks to explore , and cool off at local splash parks. W e have structured our da y
cam p to be a very full and busy day for our campers. This summer we will be adding a “Chillax Corner”
whe re cam pers may re lax, re ad a book, write in a journal, write a letter, listen to music, or play quiet
gam es.
3:30-4:00pm – SNACK TIME
Afte r a busy afternoon, campers will e at snack and reflect on that day’s events.
4:00pm – 4:30pm WHAT A GREAT DAY! Closing Ceremony
C ounselors will re ve al their “Camper Shout outs” of the day, discuss the next day e vents, and Campers
will be able to give “C amper and Counselor Shout O uts” to the group. W e will close with a quote, skit,
story, song, or dance.
4:30pm – 6:00pm – WE WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW! Pick up
Pare nts will be picking up during this time and campers can choose 3 different stationed areas to do an
activity. Parents will sign out at the desk and their campers will be ready to te ll them about the awe some
day the y had.
This is a sample schedule. Schedules are subject to change
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More detailed information will be discussed at Parent meeting!
W E AR E SUPER EXCITED TO GET THIS SUMMER STARTED!
Pricing:
ALL Summer Weekly Pricing
Y Household Member: $80
Y Youth Member: $90
Non-Y Member: $105
Summer Select Weekly Pricing
Y Household Member: $90
Y Youth Member: $100
Non-Y Member: $115