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Ann Arbor Public Schools • Community Education & Recreation Summer 2013 Catalog

Rec&EdFitness • Sports • Lifelong Learning • Cultural Arts for Adults • Youth • Families

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Issue No. 39, summer 2013 rec&ed, The Ann Arbor Public schools Community education and recreation Catalog is published 4 times a year in Ann Arbor, mI. our mission is to enhance the quality of life for our community through education and recreation.

1515 S. Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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Hours: Monday-Friday8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Dr. Patricia P. Green, superintendent, Ann Arbor Public schoolsJenna Bacolor, Director, Community education & recreation

Rec&Ed officE Location & houRs

The Rec&Ed Office will be closed Memorial Day: 5/274th of July: 7/1–7/5

Summer HoursMon-Fri: 6/24-8/308:00 AM - 4:30 PM

The recreational Advisory Commission (rAC) is a citizen’s advisory group that helps rec&ed deliver

the best programs possible for our residents.

Thank You to our Recreation Advisory Commissioners!

Cover Photo: Michael Anglin and granddaughter at Rec&Ed Coach’s Pitch Opening Day 2012

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RAC Members

Tom George, ChairJoe erhardt, Vice ChairTim Berla, PAC Liaisonrick Dekeonmiranda Welbourne eleazarKeeley erhardt

Carmen FlesherCameron Frostmary Jo GrayColleen GreeneJon strite

What’s New!make this your special summer with educational and enrichment classes, fitness and sports activities, and camps of all kinds! our youth classes and camps are theme-based, hands-on, stretch your child' imagination and keep them academically challenged while school is out.

We're local, we're affordable and we work with several community partners to offer you the best variety of lifelong learning classes, day camps and sports opportunities.

Your Kids will be “Hooked on Fun” with Eileen Bigham!eileen engages children through story telling, critical thinking exercises and dramatic play. Her sons also work in the camps. Daniel is an award winning poet. Chris learned the game of Chess from his grandfather, a certified chess master in Japan. Pages 48-51.

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New CampsBritish multi-sports, 42

Track & Field, 46

Huron river rats Volleyball, 47

LeGo Bricks Amusement Park, 47

LeGo Bricks Ninjago Games Galore, 47

LeGo DuPLo Bricks mini Brick Builders, 47

New Adult Classes Paddleboard Yoga, 8Tai Chi for Arthritis, 11using the Hydraulic Press for Jewelry making, 14Wordpress, 16Blogger101, 16Publish Your own eBook, 16Cooking classes, 20 - 22Laser Cutter/etcher Demo, 23Chinese Conversation Practice, 26Genealogy 102, 27rain Gardens, 27

New for KidsHand Tools for Kids, 27Funtastic Art, 31Fun with mod Podge, 33Drawing and Painting, middle and High school, 33Duct Tape Art, 33

• JapaneseAnime•PeaceintheWorld• TheUltimateFieldTrip• Pokemon/TradingCards• SummerMathExplosion• CircusUndertheBigTop• Essays&GrammarMadeFun• TheHobbit/LordoftheRings• DinosaurPrehistoricAdventure

• Chess• HarryPotter• StarWars• SpongeBob• Superheroes• MovieTheater

• Restaurant• ScienceFair• Kidconomics• Reading• Writing• Draw&Display

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Youth Classes Grades K-12 The ArtsArt ....................................................................33Dance ..............................................................34

Enrichmentstudy skills ....................................................33

Sports & Fitnessmartial Arts ...................................................35Yoga .................................................................36Baton Twirling ..............................................36Gymnastics ...................................................36swimming .............................................. 37-38Water Polo .....................................................38Tennis ....................................................... 39-40rec&ed Youth Team sports .....................60

Registration4 Ways to register ....................................... 59rec&ed Policies ............................................ 59registration Form ........................................ 61Class Locations & map .........................62-63

Adapted Rec NEW! music & rhythms .............................28Adaptive recreational scuba ..................28Cooking Cooperatively ..............................28Dinner & A movie ........................................28ToPsoccer ......................................................28

Resourcesrecreation Advisory Commission ...........2Adult Team sports .........................................5rec&ed Virtual summer Camp Fair ...... 10rec&ed online: over 150 classes ........... 26Birthday Parties with rec&ed ................. 31 school Age Child Care .............................. 36mathnasium ................................................. 52Ann Arbor summer Festival.................... 64

Adult Classes

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Fitness & SportsTennis ...............................................................4swim ................................................................5Water Polo ......................................................5scuba & snorkeling .....................................6Fitness ..........................................................7-8Yoga ..................................................................9martial Arts ..................................................10self Defense .................................................10Health & Wellness ............................... 11-12Lose it Fast, Lose it Forever.....................12

EnrichmentCooking ................................................. 20-22maker Works ................................................23Computers & Technology ................ 23-24Digital Cameras ..........................................24Finance & Income ......................................25Languages, esL...........................................26Personal enrichment ................................27Home & Garden .........................................27

The ArtsArt ............................................................ 13-14Jewelry & metal ..........................................14 Glass ...............................................................15Pottery ...........................................................15Drama & Literary Arts ...............................16Couples Dance ...........................................17Dance ............................................................ 18music ..............................................................19

Preschool Birth - Age 6

First steps Washtenaw ........................29-30Art .................................................................... 31Dance .............................................................. 32sports .............................................................. 32

Summer Camps Grades K-12 sports campsPreschool sports .........................................41Field Hockey .................................................42multi sports ..................................................42Baseball & softball .....................................43Basketball ............................................... 43-44soccer .............................................................45Football ..........................................................45Golf ..................................................................45Lacrosse .........................................................46Track & Field .................................................46Athletic Training .........................................46Baton Twirling ..............................................46Kickball ..........................................................46Volleyball .......................................................47

enrichment & academic campsLEGO Enrichment ........................................ 47

Hooked on Fun w/Eileen Bigham ....48-51

Mathnasium .................................................. 52

nEw! Green Adventures Stewardship . 52

Green Adventures ....................................... 53

Science ............................................................ 54

Finding Your First Job ................................. 54

Middle School ............................................... 55

Art ...............................................................55-56

Dance, Drama & Art..................................... 56

Dance .........................................................56-57

Music ................................................................ 57

Preschool ........................................................ 57

Safety Town ................................................... 58

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Adult Tennis Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53243Email: [email protected]

Coach and Rec&Ed Tennis Head Pro, Fode Camara

Please read the player level descriptions below carefully to place yourself in the correct class. registered participants may check out a loaner tennis racquet from the rec&ed office one week prior to start of class. For all classes, no running shoes please. rec&ed Tennis follows the usTA Code of Conduct.

Player Level descriptions:

BEGiNNEr: Little or no experience; will learn basic stroke mechanics of forehand, backhand, volley, serve; footwork, rules, and scoring. AdvANCEd BEGiNNEr: Can briefly rally the ball with forehand and backhand, can serve over net; will review and improve groundstrokes, volleys, serve, foot-work and learn overheads and approach shots. iNtErmEdiAtE: Can rally from the baseline fairly consistently, feels comfortable at net hitting volleys and overheads, serves consistently; will work on perfecting all strokes and consistency, doubles strategy and singles point play.

Weekday Evening Classes (co-ed)see Player Level Descriptions above for correct class placement. Classes are located at Pioneer High school tennis courts. rain make-up classes generally held on Friday. 6 classes.

claSS ID# level Day TIme DaTeS locaTIon Fee

3602.801 Beginner monday/Wednesday 6:00 – 7:30 Pm 6/10 – 6/26 Pioneer $89

3602.802 Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 6:00 – 7:30 Pm 6/11 – 6/27 Pioneer $89

3602.803 Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 6:00 – 7:30 Pm 7/9 – 7/25 Pioneer $89

3602.804 Adv. Beginner monday/Wednesday 7:30 – 9:00 Pm 6/10 – 6/26 Pioneer $89

3602.805 Adv. Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 7:30 – 9:00 Pm 7/9 – 7/25 Pioneer $89

3602.806 Adv. Beginner monday/Wednesday 6:30 – 8:30 Pm 7/29 – 8/14 Huron $105

3602.807 Intermediate Tuesday/Thursday 7:30 – 9:00 Pm 6/11 – 6/27 Pioneer $89

3602.808 Intermediate monday/Wednesday 6:30 – 8:30 Pm 7/8 – 7/24 Pioneer $105

3602.809 Intermediate Tuesday/Thursday 6:30 – 8:30 Pm 7/30 – 8/15 Huron $105

High school age Players

Beginner and advanced beginner high school players up to age 15 should attend youth instructional classes and those 16 and older attend adult instructional classes, before proceeding to Team Ten-nis. experienced high school players (intermediate to advanced) please refer to Gold Team listed online at www.aareced.com, under category “youth tennis”.

2013 ann arbor city tennis tournament!

The Ann Arbor Area Community Tennis Association (AAACTA) and rec&ed invite you to play in the 92nd Annual City Tennis Tournament. mixed Doubles June 8-9, singles July 10-14, Doubles July 26-28, Juniors July 25-26. Town Tennis Celebration is July 28 along with doubles finals! For divisions and registration information, visit www.aaacta.org

See pages 39-40 for Summer Tennis classes for Youth!

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Huron Water Polo: High Schoolgrades 9-12. You will improve you game through swim and dry land conditioning and scrimmages. This is a great opportunity for begin-ners and for returning players. Head Coach: Justin Thoresen, Huron Water Polo. 7 weeks.

id# 3598.801 6/18 – 8/1 Boys Tuesday – Thursday Fee: $85 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm Huron, Pool

id# 3598.802 6/18 – 8/1 Girls Tuesday – Thursday Fee: $85 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm Huron, Pool

Huron Water Polo: Adults collegiate & masters. You will improve your game through scrim-mages and individual skill development, plus get swim conditioning. This is a great opportunity to continue playing the game you love. Head Coach: Justin Thoresen, Huron Water Polo. 7 weeks.

id# 3599.801 6/20 – 7/31 Wednesday Fee: $59 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm Huron, Pool

Instructional Swimgrades 6-adult. skill Levels: BEGiNNEr Work on the basics of swim-ming in a safe environment. You will learn breath control, floating, and basic arm and leg movements. AdvANCEd BEGiNNEr Prereq-uisites: swim comfortably on your back and 10 yards on your front using basic arm stroke. The goal of this class is to get comfortable in deep water. 6 weeks.

id# 3520.801 6/19 – 7/31: Beginner WednesdayFee: $65 7:00 Pm – 7:45 Pm Forsythe, Pool

id# 3520.802 6/19 – 7/31: Adv. Beginner WednesdayFee: $65 7:45 Pm – 8:30 Pm Forsythe, Pool

Open Therapeutic Swim grades 10-adult. High Point pool is a therapeutic pool (water tem-perature between 84-92 degrees), beneficial if you have any type of arthritis or other physical ailment/impairment. Kick boards and noo-dles will be available; you can also bring your own equipment. The pool space will be kept open, with no lane lines. 6 weeks.

id# 3530.801 6/21 – 8/2 Friday Fee: $35 6:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm High Point Pool

Adult Swim Water PoloQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53232 Email: [email protected]

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

See page 38 for youth Water Polo classes.

Private and semi-private (2 or 3 people) lessons now available! Class-es are $100 for four 30-minute private sessions or $80 per participant for four 30-minute semi-private sessions. Various pools, times, and instructors are available. Call the rec&ed swim program phone line, 734-994-2300 ext. 53232, for more information and to schedule con-venient times. Please leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible.

Pioneer Water Polo Summer Program grades 9-12. Are you looking to begin your water polo career or take the big step forward in your water polo skills? Beginning to advanced players welcome. Have fun this summer by playing water polo. Focus on developing water polo skills at individual and team levels. Head Coach: Will Hart, Pioneer Head Water Polo Coach, assis-tant coaches; mike Gottliebsen, seiji osawa, Davis Argersinger, and players. 6 weeks.

id# 3592.802 6/17 – 7/25 monday-ThursdayFee: $149 5:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Pioneer, Pool

Join a Rec&ed Adult Sports Team!rec&ed sports programs offer adults living or working in the Ann Arbor area a fun opportunity to stay fit, socialize and have a great time using city-owned parks and school facilities.

All leagues are set up by skill level to maintain parity and make for more evenly balanced contests. more information is online at www.aareced.com/reced.home/team_sports









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Huron scuba, snorkel & adventure travel, inc. For information and registration: 734-994-3483

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Introductory Scuba Diving Evening - Taste Test for Scubaages 8 & Up. Huron scuba’s teachers invite you to attend an exciting evening of scuba diving in a local pool. No prior experience or certification is necessary. This opportunity for family fun is a great way to spend an evening together and provides an excellent head start towards becoming a certified scuba diver. You bring smiles and swimsuits, Huron scuba will provide the rest. may be combined with a pool birthday party or school event.

National Geographic™ or PADI Open Water Diver Programs ages 10 & Up. Beginners enjoy an adventure in scuba diving, with three evenings of pool diving & games and three shorter evenings of classroom discussions. Weekend and private course scheduling is available. Certification dives can be completed locally or during one of our adventure travel group trips around the world. 1-3 weeks.

Huron Scuba’s S3 Program - Secrets to Successful Snorkelingages 6 & Up. This is an entertaining and informative program where you will learn and apply personal water sport safety techniques and snorkeling skills. Designed to be fun for beginners as well as informa-tive for experienced snorkeler. upon completion you are ready for snorkeling around the world with added confidence and success. Private classes are available. may be combined with a pool birthday party. 1-2 sessions.

Scuba & Snorkelingdivers incorporated

For information or to register call: 734-971-7770www.diversinc.com

PADI Open Water Diver Course – Pool and Classroomages 10 & Up. This is a comprehensive and stress-free way to learn to scuba dive. each week (five 4-hour sessions) allows beginners to learn about scuba diving in the classroom followed by pool diving in a relaxing, un-hurried atmosphere. This program prepares you to complete your open water certification dives, which can be done lo-cally or at any PADI Dive center worldwide. Fee: starts at $349 per person

PADI eLearning National Geographic Open Water Diver Courseages 10 & Up. You start online at www.diversinc.com/elearning working at your own pace and continue with an instructor learning to scuba dive in the pool. This course can be completed in as little as 2 days and it can get you ready within almost any schedule. This all-inclusive course takes you from start to finish and starts, on av-erage, every two weeks regardless of the number of participants. Fee: starts at $130 per person, call for details.

PADI Snorkeling Courseages 8 & Up. Get more out of your snorkeling experience on your next travel adventure! The PADI snorkeling course is an easy way for you to get a private session with a certified PADI Instructor. We will provide the equipment. 1 evening session. Fee: $85

PADI Digital Water Photography Courseages 8 & Up. Whether you scuba dive or a snorkel, this course teach-es you the basics of shooting pictures underwater. We provide the camera, the instruction and the equipment. You provide your enthu-siasm and creativity towards this enjoyable pastime. This course is offered once a month. 1 session. Fee: $75

PADI Discover Scuba Diving Experienceages 8 & Up. Do you want to try scuba, then this one time class is for you. You will learn about the equipment, a few dive techniques and we will give you a chance to learn to breathe underwater in the pool. All equipment is provided. Program includes a lecture, video presen-tation, equipment fitting, pool session and a credit towards the price of the full scuba course just for participating. Fee: $50

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Power Yoga Pilates Level 2-5. Get a well balanced workout for your whole body while keeping your mind focused with this invigorating mind-body prac-tice done to music. Flowing poses improve cardio, strength, flexibil-ity, balance and posture. Various level options will be demonstrated, so you can easily create your own workout. Any yoga or Pilates ex-perience is recommended. Bring a yoga sticky mat and water bottle. Practiced barefoot. Instructor: Chelsea Cendrowski. 7-8 weeks.

id# 3130.801 6/18 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $75 6:00 Pm – 7:15 Pm Pioneer, Fitness room

id# 3130.802 6/20 – 8/8 Thursday Fee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:15 Pm Pioneer, Fitness room

Fitnessgrade 10 – adult, men and women. It is recommended that you have a physical examination by a physician before beginning an ex-ercise program if you are over 35, pregnant or if you haven’t been physically active for the past several months. All instructors are certi-fied fitness instructors. No class 7/4.

Personal fitness levels: 1: Beginning 2: Advanced Beginning 3: Intermediate 4: Intermediate Advanced 5: Advanced.


Enroll in any 2 fitness classes, save $5. Enroll in any 3 Fitness classes, save $10.

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Hiit Boot Camp: OutdoorLevel 3-5. experience a high intensity, military-style workout with movements from kickboxing, dance and more. You’ll challenge your strength, speed and stamina with interval training techniques. Please bring your own mat, water bottle and light hand weights. Instructor: Donna Kujat, CPT, over 20 years experience. 7-8 weeks.

id# 3106.801 6/18 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Pioneer, Flagpole entrance

id# 3106.802 6/20 – 8/8 ThursdayFee: $59 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Pioneer, Flagpole entrance

Cardio Dance and PilatesLevel 1-4. Work toward your lifetime fitness goals through the joy of music, dance and camaraderie. You'll get a complete body workout, low impact aerobics for cardiovascular work and Pilates for strength and flexibility. Please bring your own mat and water bottle.Instructor: Jenine "Chip" Grover, m.ed, over 25 years experience. 7 weeks.

id# 3108.801 6/25 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $59 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm eberwhite, Gym

Yoga Pilates Level 2-5. Looking for an intense mind body practice done to music that will challenge your whole body while calming your mind? Weight training through the use of your own body weight will increase your lean body mass while improving your strength, flex-ibility, balance and posture. Prior yoga or Pilates experience is recommended. Practiced in bare feet. Please bring your own mat and water bottle. Instructor: Victoria Cendrowski, m.ed, over 35 years experience. All classes will meet at Pioneer Fitness room 7/22 - 8/2. 7-9 weeks. No class 7/3, 7/5.

id# 3110.801 6/17 – 8/12 monday Fee: $85 9:15 Am – 10:30 Am CAB, Dance studio

id# 3110.802 6/19– 8/14 Wednesday: Flow style Fee: $75 9:15 Am – 10:30 Am CAB, Dance studio

id# 3110.803 6/21 – 8/9 Friday Fee: $65 9:15 Am – 10:30 Am CAB, Dance studio

Circuit & YogaLevel 2-5. You will get 2 workouts in 1. Timed circuits using machines and free weights for cardio and strength, followed by a power yoga workout to enhance cardio, strength and flexibility. Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle and fitness shoes. Instructor: Cheryl Gulbran-son, CPT, over 30 years experience. 6 weeks. No class 7/6, 7/13. id# 3126.801 6/22 – 8/10 saturday Fee: $65 8:00 Am – 9:15 Am Huron, Weight room

Weight TrainingLevel 1-5. You'll tone up, trim down and build strength when you learn the basic weight training principles. Flexibility and core body work done in each class. Instructor: Cheryl Gulbranson, CPT, over 30 years experience. 6-7 weeks. No class 7/4-7/13.

id# 3124.801 6/18 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $65 6:05 Pm – 7:05 Pm skyline, Weight room id# 3124.802 6/20 – 8/8 Thursday Fee: $59 6:05 Pm – 7:05 Pm skyline, Weight room

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Deep Water AerobicsLevel 1-4. Get a great workout that’s easy on the joints. This non-impact class includes aerobic conditioning, stretching and strength-ening. Various flotation devices (water noodles) provided or bring your own. must be comfortable in deep water. Instructor: Amy mc-Cullough over 40 years experience. 6 -7 weeks.

id# 3122.801 6/18 – 7/30 Tuesday Fee: $59 7:05 Pm – 8:05 Pm scarlett, Pool id# 3122.802 6/20 – 8/1 Thursday Fee: $55 7:05 Pm – 8:05 Pm scarlett, Pool

Water Aerobics Level 1-4. You'll experience the fun of a water exercise program in-cluding low-impact aerobic conditioning, stretching and strength-ening. everyone is welcome, participant needs to be able to enter and exit the pool without assistance (for swimmers and non-swim-mers). Instructors: Amy mcCullough (801, 802), Donna Kujat (803). 6-7 weeks.

id# 3120.801 6/18 – 7/30 Tuesday Fee: $59 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm scarlett, Pool

id# 3120.802 6/20 – 8/1 Thursday Fee: $55 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm scarlett, Pool

id# 3120.803 6/22 – 7/27 saturday Fee: $55 8:45 Am – 9:45 Am scarlett, Pool

Nordic Walking Workshop Level 1-5. This activity is based on cross-country skiing, but with-out snow. Learn and experience proper technique while engaging both upper and lower body muscles, stretching techniques are also taught. This is very effective for burning calories and building cardio-vascular fitness for all ages and levels of ability. Bring your own water bottle. Training poles are provided by the instructor or bring your own. rain date 8/3. Instructor: Inge Gaiser. 1 class.

id# 3103.801 7/27 saturday Fee: $25 9:00 Am –10:30 Am Huron, parking lot

Spinningages 13 - adult. Level 1-5. If you can sit on a bicycle, you can do this. spinning® is a cardio-vascular workout on specially designed stationary bikes. A certified instructor uses music, imagery, and goal setting to simulate a ride on the open road and guides you through changing terrain. All levels welcome. Instructors: Greg White (801), susan morales (803), Lisa steele (802, 804, 805), Kelly stewart reyn-olds (806). 8 weeks. id# 3115.801 6/17 – 8/5 monday Fee: $69 7:00 Pm – 7:45 Pm Bodies in Balance studio id# 3115.802 6/18 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $69 6:15 Am – 7:00 Am Bodies in Balance studio id# 3115.803 6/18 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $69 9:30 Am – 10:15 Am Bodies in Balance studio id# 3115.804 6/20 – 8/15 Thursday Fee: $69 6:15 Am – 7:00 Am Bodies in Balance studio id# 3115.805 6/21 – 8/9 Friday Fee: $69 5:45 Pm – 6:30 Pm Bodies in Balance studio id# 3115.806 6/22 – 8/10 saturday Fee: $69 9:30 Am – 10:15 Am Bodies in Balance studio

Power KickLevel 1-5. Are you looking for a total body workout that totally kicks butt? How about a way to increase your stamina, flexibility, and strength while listening to your favorite dance music? You’ll use ba-sic kickboxing, martial arts and self-defense moves with professional heavy bags to get a great fat-burning, muscle toning workout done to music. Instructor: Jibril Naeem. 7 weeks. id# 3113.801 6/20 – 8/8 Thursday Fee: $69 7:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm BalancePoint Fitness

ZumbaLevel 1-4. Ditch the workout, join the party! If you like Latin dance and international zest, you’ll love Zumba! Interval and resistance training are combined to give you a great cardiovascular workout. Wear fitness shoes and bring a water bottle. Instructors: Jill Yost (801), Tanya smith (802). 7-8 weeks.

id# 3140.801 6/17 – 7/29 monday Fee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm scarlett, Cafeteria

id# 3140.802 6/19 – 8/7 Wednesday Fee: $69 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Forsythe, Cafeteria

Paddleboard Yoga NEW!

Level 1-5. enjoy the outdoors while practicing yoga on a stand up paddleboard! Flowing yoga poses while floating brings a whole new meaning to core work. Challenge your stamina, strength, balance and flexibility. Any paddleboarding or yoga experience is helpful, but all levels are welcome. Paddleboards are provided; just bring a good sense of humor! Instructor: Dominique Theophilus. 7 weeks.

id# 3123.801 6/17 – 7/29 monday Fee: $149 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Argo Park Livery

Looking for Youth Summer Fitness Fun?See page 36 for Gymnastics, Baton and Yoga.

Swimming is on pages 37-38 and tennis, pages 39-40.

Youth and Preschool Sports Camps are on pages 41-47.


















Yoga

Iyengar Yoga Level 1-3. experience invigorating yoga postures using the methods of BKs Iyengar to strengthen the body, create a feeling of well-being, reduce stress, and release tension through physical activity and med-itation. You need to be able to get down to and up from the floor. The use of yoga props (provided or bring your own) and individu-alized teaching are emphasized so students of varying experience, ages, flexibility and strength can participate together. Please bring yoga mat. Instructor: David rosenberg, certified instructor with over 19 years experience. 6-7 weeks. id# 3706.801 6/24 – 8/5 monday Fee: $85 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm eberwhite, Gym id# 3706.802 6/20 – 8/1 Thursday Fee: $75 7:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm scarlett, Cafe id# 3706.803 6/22 – 8/3 saturday Fee: $85 10:00 Am – 11:30 Am scarlett, Cafe

Chair Yoga Level 1-2. Combining breath and movement, chair yoga provides a gentle stretch for your body and brings a sense of clarity to the mind. Learn how to practice yoga sitting in a chair and how to use the chair as support in standing poses. The focus of this class will be on breath work, stretching, strengthening, bringing a greater ease of movement to the joints, and relaxation. A gentle yoga class, open to all abilities. Instructor: Jeanne Hagadone. 6 weeks. id# 3719.801 6/24 – 7/29 monday Fee: $65 9:30 Am – 10:30 Am Ann Arbor senior Center

Yoga classes are for adult men and women. Yoga helps you become more aware of your body's posture, alignment and patterns of move-ment. It makes your body more flexible and helps you relax even in the midst of a stress stricken environment. There are several reasons why people want to practice Yoga: to feel fitter, more energetic, happier and peaceful. It is recommended that you have permission from your physician to do yoga if you are pregnant or have potential health conditions, as a precaution to starting an exercise regimen. No class 7/4. PhYSiCAL ACtivitY LEvELS 1: Beginning 2: adv. Beginning 3: intermediate 4: intermediate advanced 5: advanced.

Hatha YogaLevel 1-3. Hatha yoga utilizes a combination of postures, breathing techniques, and relaxation to strengthen and purify the body, im-prove balance, and steady the mind. Through moderately paced pos-es this gentle yoga class seeks to unify body and mind. It is ideal for those looking to increase their balance, flexibility, and strength. As a good introduction to fundamental yoga poses this class is appro-priate for beginners and those seeking a more contemplative pace. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Jeanne Hagadone. 6 weeks.

id# 3718.801 6/26 – 7/31 Wednesday Fee: $55 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Wines, Auditorium

Better Back Yoga Pace: slow intensity: gentle. soothe tension throughout your body and strengthen and maintain the health of your spine and back mus-cles using classic yoga postures and techniques. You will learn yoga techniques that will help increase flexibility in tight and restricted muscles and joints that inhibit the use of the spine and strengthen the muscles that support the back. Beneficial to everyone, Bet-ter Back Yoga also addresses knee and hip trouble and relieves stress. “se habla español¨. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructor: son-dra o’Donnell erYT 500, Professional Yoga Therapist. 8 weeks. id# 3702.801 6/17 – 8/5 monday Fee: $99 7:45 Pm – 9:00 Pm sun moon Yoga studio id# 3702.802 6/20 – 8/15 Thursday Fee: $99 11:00 Am – 12:15 Pm sun moon Yoga studio

Basic Yoga Pace: moderate. intensity: moderate. re-balance your body and increase your energy through basic yoga. You will use standing and seated poses, along with breath work to release tension from the body and mind. Basic Yoga is recommended for everybody, using reclined, seated and standing postures to bring overall balance, op-timal alignment and ease in the body and mind. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructors: Janine Polley, rYT (801), sondra o’Donnell erYT 500, sun moon Yoga Director (802). 8 weeks. id# 3703.801 6/18 – 8/6 Tuesday Fee: $99 9:30 Am – 10:45 Am sun moon Yoga studio id# 3703.802 6/19 – 8/7 Wednesday Fee: $99 6:15 Pm – 7:30 Pm sun moon Yoga studio


Gentle YogaPace: slow. intensity: gentle. Allow your body to become a com-fortable place to be use the breath to gently and mindfully let go of tensions throughout the body. Take this time to slowly ease into a place of peace and comfort. Find relief from aches, pains and stiff-ness through this healing yoga. Great for all over soothing stress re-lief. Teacher: Katie Hoener, rYT. 8 weeks.

id# 3709.801 6/27 - 8/22 ThursdayFee: $99 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm sun moon Yoga studio

Beginner Vinyasa Yoga Pace: moderate. intensity: moderate. You will explore postures and flow through a wonderful sequences to help you energize your whole body. This is a great class for experienced practitioners to prac-tice as a slow flow, and options are included to intensify the practice as needed. The beginner classes are great to either try yoga for the first time, or take it a step further by learning more about the pos-tures. Postures are taught with safe attention to alignment so that you can reach your optimal potential. This class is intended for all levels and welcomes anyone! No yoga experience is necessary or re-quired. Teacher: sondra o’Donnell, erYT 500 and Professional Yoga Therapist. 8 weeks.

id# 3704.801 6/20 – 8/15 Thursday Fee: $99 9:30 Am – 10:45 Am sun moon Yoga studio













Martial Arts

Adult Self-Defense Are you looking for an exciting and informative self-defense class that prepares you for almost anything? You’ll learn how to prevent violence and defend yourself and your children and spouse from bare hands attacks, guns and knives. men and women welcome, no experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothes. Instructor: Lynda Gronlund, 2nd degree black belt, certified instructor. 8 weeks.

id# 3314.801 6/19 – 8/7 Wednesday Fee: $79 7:50 Pm – 8:50 Pm PKsA Karate

Aikido ages 14-adult. Learn to fly -- and land without getting hurt! Aikido is a form of Japanese Budo based on the philosophy and martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirecting an attack using throws and pins, in a fun, noncompetitive atmosphere. BEGiNNiNG Basic throws, pins and break falls are introduced to you while you work at your own pace. CoNtiNuiNG You continue to work on beginning skills and add more advanced break falls and weapons techniques. Loose workout clothing is recommended. Instructor: Jon Durkerle, Aikido Yoshokai Assoc. of North America. 7 weeks. classes meet at scarlett in the upper gym.

cLass id# LeVeL daY dates time Fee

3310.801 Beginning monday 6/17 – 7/29 7:00 Pm – 7:45 Pm $65

3310.802 Continuing monday 6/17 – 7/29 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm $79


Sanchin-Ryu Karate: Family or Teen/AdultFAmiLiES AGES 4 ANd uP With PArENt. Fee is per family of 2 or more. This program is set in a non-competitive and informative atmosphere that allows parents and children to learn together. Through sanchin-ryu Karate, you and your child will build self-confidence, understand stress management and increase com-posure and self-defense awareness. Physical techniques are taught with drills and exercises for a positive self-defense education. You will learn to use your whole body, so size is not important.

tEEN/AduLt grade 9 and up. Training is designed to empower you with the knowledge that can save your life. You will learn a broad range of techniques, strikes, how to get out of grabs and more! Both courses can be repeated to increase your knowledge and technique. Instructor: Jason Wikaryasz, certified instructor with 3rd Degree Black Belt. 7 weeks. classes meet on tuesdays at wines in the mPR.

cLass id# LeVeL dates time Fee

3318.801 Family 6/18 – 7/30 7:30 Pm – 8:15 Pm $115

3318.802 Individual 6/18 – 7/30 8:15 Pm – 9:00 Pm $59

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Kids Power Karate Color Belt, Sanchin-ryu Karate for Self-defense,

Junior Judo & Jujitsu and Bully Proofing.

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Balance Your Hormones, Balance Your Lifeestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and thyroxine: four powerful hormones that have a wide-ranging effect on reproduction, meno-pause, blood pressure, weight loss, healthy sexual function and bone loss. explore strategies that may resolve issues of menopause, hot flashes, PCos, uterine fibroids, low thyroid function and adrenal fa-tigue. You can safely balance these hormones and resolve your physi-cal issues using holistic, sustainable and natural methods. Instructor: Gary merel, m.s.L.Ac. 1 class.

id# 1833.801 6/26 WednesdayFee: $19 7:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm Huron, Hs

Health & Wellness

Couples Massagesign up with a friend or partner for a massage workshop that's both relaxing and energizing. Learn to give and receive a therapeutic mas-sage using techniques from an experienced massage therapist. Wear comfortable clothing and bring 2 pillows and a blanket. oils and creams are optional. Fee enrolls 2 people. Instructor: Jim mcGinity, Certified massage Therapist. 1 class.

id# 1880.801 6/22 saturdayFee: $59 10:00 Am – 12:30 Pm scarlett, media CenterFee: $59 10:00 Am – 12:30 Pm scarlett, media Center


Heal Your Digestive SystemThe number of children, infants and adults with food allergies is ris-ing at an alarming rate. Problems like inflammatory bowel disease (IBs), allergies, eczema, Crohn's disease, gluten intolerance, acid reflux, sinus and asthma are directly influenced by a compromised digestive system. explore basic strategies for healing your digestive and immune systems. Discuss the use of digestive enzymes, probi-otics, healthy eating lifestyles, and the importance of vitamin D and essential fatty acids. Learn about testing methods for allergies and gluten intolerance. Instructor: Gary merel, m.s.L.Ac. 1 class.


Beginning Insight MeditationInsight meditation is an ancient and profound practice of moment-to-moment awareness of mind/body processes. Learn how to be-come more attentive and mindful by increasing your ability to be aware of your thoughts, emotions and body sensations. reduce stress and improve the quality of your life. This class is designed for students new to insight meditation and anyone who would like to re-view the basics. Instructor: eric Dutton, Deep spring Center. 6 weeks.

id# 1816.801 6/26 – 7/31 WednesdayFee: $59 7:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm Deep spring Center

Feldenkrais Method®: Get Your Balance Back seniors and those recovering from surgeries often have balance chal-lenges. Learn to move with confidence and less fear of falling by prac-ticing gentle movement patterns that re-integrate lost movement in the neck, hips, ribcage and spine that are essential for balance. All movements can be performed while seated in a chair or standing next to a chair. Instructor: Dale Jensen, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. 7 weeks.

id# 1847.801 6/18 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $89 7:15 Pm – 8:00 Pm Preschool, Toiga room

NEW!

Meet the Teacher – Darryl mikkens!

darryl mikkens is a retired special education teacher. He has been teaching Tai Chi Chuan (Yang style) for over 15 years and possesses a teaching certification for teaching Tai Chi for Arthritis through the Tai Chi for Health Institute. He also enjoys being a member of the Ann Arbor storytellers’ Guild.

Tai Ki Tai-Ki is a slow movement exercise, similar to the many styles of Chinese Tai Chi Chuan, however it is rooted in the martial arts and exercise traditions of okinawa and Japan. moving slowly and calmly through the sequences of movement you will find you can reduce stress and dissipate tension. regular practice will help you gain focus, improve flexibility and balance, and increase your breathing capac-ity. Join this class to learn an art that is practiced all over the world to improve health. sensei: Nigel Kerr. 6 weeks.

id# 1826.801 7/1 – 8/5 mondayFee: $69 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am rec&ed Conference

Tai Chi for Arthritis NEW!

Tai Chi for Arthritis is an enjoyable exercise that can relieve your pain, improve your health and your mobility. The regular practice of Tai Chi improves your balance and coordination, eases stiffness, strengthens your muscles and increases your overall level of health. many of the gentle, fluid movements can be practiced from a seated position. In-structor: Darryl mickens, Certified Instructor. 8 weeks

id# 1821.801 6/19 – 8/7 WednesdayFee: $89 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Preschool, Toiga room

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Thermography & Inflammation An increasing amount of medical research has focused on the role of inflammation and disease. Chronic, low-level inflammation has now been linked with heart disease, diabetes, cancer, depression, Alzheimer’s, and osteoporosis. Discover how the science of Ther-mography might assist with identifying inflammatory conditions in your body. understand its benefits and limits and how it compares with other screening methods. Not all inflammation is bad. Learn steps you can take to keep your body in balance. Instructor: Jessica Liubrand, Bs, CCT, CCTT. 1 class.

id# 1802.801 7/23 TuesdayFee: $19 7:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm Huron, Hs

Natural Solutions to Thyroid ProblemsDo you find your thyroid medication is no longer working for you? many people with low or high thyroid symptoms actually have an autoimmune disease causing the symptoms. Traditional thyroid treatment will not work for these people. Find out what can be done with vitamins and herbs, when medications have not been working. Instructor: Dr. Dan Geck, DC. 1 class.

id# 1835.801 7/29 mondayFee: $19 7:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

Lose it Fast – Boot CampGet results fast with Pete’s personally designed “Biggest Loser” style workouts. slim u™ Boot Camp is designed to kick your butt and knock off the pounds. Work through a variety of fat-shred-ding cardio and strength training exercises to get you in the best shape of your life! Whether you’re working out for the first time or you want to take your workouts to the next level, slim u™ will help you get the results you’re looking for! Applicable for ALL ability levels. Visit www.PeteThomas.com for more details and equipment requirements. 6 weeks.

id# 1856.702 6/4 – 7/13 Huron, HsFee: $180 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 Am – 10:00 Am saturday

id# 1856.801 7/23 – 8/31 Huron, HsFee: $180 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 Am – 10:00 Am saturday

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id# 1858.801 slim u™ Combo 2 Boot Camps (12 weeks)Life Changing Investment: $325

Pete Thomas’ Slim U™ Lose It Fast, Lose It Forever!

Lose The Belly Fat Fat is not your fault! many people work really hard and still can’t get the pounds off. For these people, success is not about cutting more calories or eating less, it is about correcting the underlying triggers to fat storage and removing them. Calorie-restricted diets have seri-ous limitations. Discover an approach that allows you to balance your body’s hormones for health and weight loss, allowing you to eat the proper amounts of food and never feel hungry. Instructor: Dr. Dan Geck, DC. 1 class.


Meet the Teacher – Jessica luibrand!

Jessica Luibrand, Bs, cct, cctt is a certified Clinical Thermographer.

“Thermography has become my life’s passion. I believe that there is a necessity to educate women of the different choices they have for breast health screening.”

rec&ed Online learning

how to Balance Your LifeID# 2918.805 students with Asperger’s $145ID# 2951.801 Child Development $325ID# 2816.801 Positive Parenting $225ID# 2815.801 Finding Balance in Chaos $79ID# 2931.801 Dementia Care specialist $495

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Micro Mosaic Jewelry Nano, micro and mini (2-8mm) describe the size of the pieces used for these beautifully intricate, inlaid mosaic pendants. Although delicate, they can be easy to assemble with random colored glass pieces or tiny handmade moroccan tiles to compose an elaborate and complex design. You learn micro jewelry design concepts and several finishing techniques. supplies provided and additional mate-rials can be purchased at class. scholarship recipients pay $40. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $95. Instructor: susan C. Wright. 5 weeks.

id# 2132.801 6/23 – 7/21 sundayFee: $155 11:00 Am – 1:30 Pm CAB, room B

id# 2132.802 7/28 – 8/25 sundayFee: $155 11:00 Am – 1:30 Pm CAB, room B

Glass Fusions Glass is a wondrous material! You will learn the basics of fusion in-cluding how to cut and use glass, compatibility testing, prepping, and firing schedules. You will be able to make coasters, tiles, jewelry and small plates using sheet glass, rods, stringers, frit, and Iridized and Dichroic glass. All supplies and materials are included and no experience is necessary. scholarship recipients pay $45. senior dis-count and 50% scholarship recipients pay $108. Fusioneer: susan C. Wright. 5 weeks.

id# 2133.801 6/21 – 7/19 FridayFee: $175 6:30 Pm – 9:00 Pm CAB, room B

id# 2133.802 7/26 – 8/23 FridayFee: $175 6:30 Pm – 9:00 Pm CAB, room B

Yarn Play: Knit or CrochetDo you need a refresher for turning yarn into a functional object or do you want to learn the basic techniques? Learn how to knit or cro-chet, read a pattern, expand your stitch repertoire, practice increase and decrease methods, or simply get the instruction that will assist you with your chosen project. see receipt for list of materials. Instruc-tor: susan C. Wright. 10 weeks.

id# 2161.801 6/18 – 8/20 TuesdayFee: $125 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm CAB, room B

Art ClassesJewelry Make & Take Workshops make your own bracelet and a pair of earrings or a necklace using crystals, glass, stones pearls and/or beads, in these beading jewel-ry classes. explore the basics and learn about tools, wire wrapping, composition, findings, beads, and resources. A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructor: Lisa Belanger. 1 class.

id# 2125.801 7/17 Bracelet & Earrings WednesdayFee: $25 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm CAB, room C

id# 2125.802 6/26 Necklace WednesdayFee: $25 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm CAB, room C

id# 2125.803 6/29 Bracelet & Earrings saturdayFee: $25 11:30 Am – 1:30 Pm CAB, room B

id# 2125.804 7/27 Necklace saturdayFee: $25 11:30 Am – 1:30 Pm CAB, room B

Collage on CanvasCreate your own collage on canvas to hang or display as a decorative work of art Build up layers on a canvas using paper, fabric, paints, sprays, stencils, stamps, ink, pencils, pens, chipboard and other items. Learn how to Incorporate embellishments, found objects, pic-tures, lace, and other textures into your art. A materials fee of $25 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructor: Lisa Belanger. 4 weeks.

id# 2124.801 7/9 – 7/30 TuesdayFee: $75 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

Acrylic Painting Beginning and ContinuingAcrylic painting was introduced in the 1950s and since then has dominated the arts. It has been accepted by artists as a viable alternative to oil paint. It is extremely versatile and fast-drying BEGiNNEr students learn basic painting techniques, color theory, color mixing, glazing, layering colors, and experiment with textures and painting surfaces. CoNtiNuiNG enhance your painting skills! Learn additional concepts for acrylic painting: mixing colors, compo-sition, and canvas preparation. Prerequisite: must have knowledge of color mixing, layering and the color wheel and be comfortable working independently in a group setting. Instructor: Debra Golden. 10 weeks.

id# 2188.801 6/17 – 8/19 mondayFee: $189 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm CAB, room B

Paint & Sketch Flowerssummer is here and it’s time to enjoy the flowers! sketch and paint, using watercolors or acrylics, different flowers each week as you move from simple to more complicated blooms. You will investigate ways to create more interesting compositions, explore color nuances, and study paintings by notable floral artists. Instructor: Debra Golden. 6 weeks.















Watercolorexplore a variety of techniques using this dynamic medium. Chal-lenge your mind while developing a solid foundation in watercolor painting. each week, the instructor introduces a new watercolor technique and basic design concepts such as color integration, tonal contrast and composition. Instructor: susan sanch. 10 weeks.

id# 2182.801 6/20 – 8/29 ThursdayFee: $149 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm CAB, room B

Learn to Draw Beginning and continuing Instructor susan sanch, Ann Arbor Public schools art teacher, gently introduces you to basic drawing techniques. You will explore line, shape, tone, texture, perspective, and composition. All skill levels are welcome. CoNtiNuiNG students work on how to draw light, shadows, and texture in portraits, interi-ors, and landscapes. 8 weeks.

id# 2186.801 6/19 – 8/21 WednesdayFee: $119 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm CAB, room B

Soapstone Carving Workshopages 15 and up. Artist max sexsmith, from Peterborough, Canada, returns for the 8th summer to offer a workshop on carving soapstone. max will provide precut stones for returning/advanced carvers. Novice and experienced carvers are welcome! Create a sculpture such as a loon, Inukshuk, or whale tail from precut soapstone in a variety of colors. rough stone is also available for you to carve your own creation. In two three-hour sessions you transform rough soapstone into a beautiful pol-ished figure by using a variation of files, rasps and chisels. Basic files provided by the instructor; bring your own tools if you have them. A materials fee of $5-$50 (depending on the size of soapstone you select) is due at first class. 2 classes in one week

id# 2142.801 7/9 – 7/11 Tuesday & ThursdayFee: $89 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm Pioneer, room e103


Jewelry & Metal

Jewelry and Metal Working BEGiNNNiNG & CoNtiNuiNG Learn to make jewelry in a well equipped studio in a small group. Jewelry designer and metalsmith Idelle Hammond-sass will teach you to make jump rings and links, solder, saw, rivet, etch, pol-ish, forge, and develop textures and patterns by etching and roll-er printing. using brass, copper and silver fill, you will design and make several pieces including at least one formed and patterned copper bracelet. sweat soldering, tube setting, and bezel setting will be demonstrated and may be incorporated into your designs. materi-als and tools provided, additional silver may be purchased as needed. 8 hrs of studio time included. Bring your notebook, and any materi-als or ideas that inspire you to the first class. No scholarships or dis-counts accepted for this class, with the exception of Boe’s. 4 weeks.

id# 2166.801 6/18 – 7/9 TuesdayFee: $145 6:30 Pm – 9:00 Pm Idelle’s studio

Using the Hydraulic Press for Jewelry Making: Punch, Form, and Emboss Try the Hydraulic Press, an incredible tool that offers multiple design possibilities! Form earrings or a pendant using punching, emboss-ing metal, a forming box with urethane and dies, rolling mill, and cold connections. You can select a heart-shaped die or dies from the artist’s extensive collection to punch shapes. some jewelry experi-ence required. Copper and brass will be provided. Instructor: Idelle Hammond-sass. 1 class.

id# 2166.802 6/22 saturdayFee: $79 12:30 Pm – 4:30 Pm Idelle’s studio

NEW!

Painting Landscapes Paint beautiful landscapes! Arist Debra Golden guides you in creat-ing in watercolor or acrylics a Tuscan countryside, the sleeping Bear Dunes, Galway Bay in Ireland, or your favorite enchanting location. Learn how to paint trees, sand, shoreline, and misty fog. explore the correct range of greens for the scene, how to suggest a great dis-tance and how to create and a real sense of being in the space. You will work from photographs and explore ways to look beyond them. master works of art will be examined for both their techniques and ef-fectiveness. some basic painting experience is suggested. 10 weeks.

id# 2117.801 6/23 – 8/25 sundayFee: $189 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm CAB, room B








Potterygrades 7-adult. Learn techniques of tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions, and glazes. students may create 5-6 medium to large pieces. Beginning and continuing students welcome in any class. open studio on Fridays 7:00 Pm-9:00 Pm is available for any currently enrolled student to finish projects started in class. scholarship recipients pay $55 (adult); $50 (youth); seniors and 50% scholarship recipients pay $173. Instructor: William schultz. Location: cultural arts Building. 10 weeks.

Furnace Glass: Solid Forms Learn how molten glass can be shaped into solid forms. using a steel rod, you will gather glass from a furnace and add color to create beautiful sculptures, paperweights, drawer knobs, or bottle stoppers. optional materials may be purchased as needed (up to $25). 1 class.

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2138.801 7/27 $79 saturday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

2138.802 8/17 $79 saturday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

Furnace Glass: Blown Forms Are you mesmerized by blown glass and wonder “Could I make that?” You will be introduced to the fundamentals of furnace glass blow-ing. Learn to gather molten glass from a furnace using a steel 'blow-pipe', add color and ’blow’ two pieces. Choose to make a garden ball, vase, bowl or drinking glass. optional materials may be purchased as needed (up to $25). 1 class

claSS ID# DaTe Fee Day TIme

2138.803 6/22 $79 saturday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

2138.804 8/3 $79 saturday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

Fused Glass Coasters, Tiles, Wine stoppers, Drawer Knobs, Picture Frames. select up to three projects in this fun and informative class. You will be in-troduced to glass fusion. Learn how to cut colored glass and melt (fuse) the shapes into one piece in an oven. optional materials may be purchased as needed (up to $25). 1 class.


2138.806 6/23 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

2138.807 8/25 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

Fused Glass Jewelry Sampler Learn how to cut and arrange glass for fusion in an oven. Choose from many projects: a pendant for a necklace and a pair of earrings, a set of buttons for a sweater, bracelets, broaches, barrettes, and more. A wide range of colored glasses are provided, including custom glass made at Baron Glassworks. other specialty glasses such as millifiori and dichroic may be purchased. Findings for the above projects are available for purchase or you may use your own. 1 class.


2138.808 6/30 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

2138.809 7/28 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

2138.810 8/18 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

Fused and Slumped Glass Take kiln worked glass to the next level! using unique glass materials created at Baron Glassworks you will design and create a glass tray, bowl, or platter. Learn how to cut and layer colored glass pieces onto a base sheet of glass. Your work will then be flat fused in an oven and in a second firing slumped onto a form of your choice. Colored glasses provided. specialty materials may be purchased. 1 class.


2138.811 8/11 $79 sunday 10:00 Am – 1:00 Pm

experience the excitement of furnace glass blowing under the direct supervision of a master glass blower. This a great way to sample the intrigue of making beautiful Furnace Glass. sorry, no scholarships or discounts accepted for glass classes, except Boe’s.

Glass Classes with Annette Baron

claSS ID# Day DaTe TIme Fee

2198.801 sunday 7/14 – 9/15 12 Noon – 3:00 Pm $295

2198.802 Tuesday 7/16 – 9/17 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm $295

2198.803 Thursday 7/18 – 9/19 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm $295

2198.804 Friday 7/19 – 9/20 4:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm $295

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Publish Your Own eBook NEW!

You can become an Amazon Kindle eBook author! Conquer the step-by-step process of uploading your work, as the instructor walks you through from start to finish. Bring a flash drive with your content, including any text or cover photo you wish to include. Content can be edited after it is uploaded to Amazon. Discover how easy it can be to become a published author. Not ready to publish yet? No problem, you can still learn the process. This class is taught in a computer lab. Instructor: Debbie merion, author, editor, and writing coach. 1 class.


Literary Arts Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Rumi: Poet, Philosopher and Sufi Mysticrumi was a 13th-century Persian poet and sufi mystic. Cultures from the middle east, Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent have been profoundly influenced by his spiritual legacy. His poems are trans-lated into many of the world's languages and transposed into various formats. He is a popular poet in the us and a New York Times best-seller. Follow the instructor on an enlightening journey in which you will come to understand sufi mysticism and its effect on art as you read and discuss rumi’s poetry, listen to musical interpretations of his work, and watch short films. Instructor: Ahmad Khazaei. 6 weeks.

id# 1702.801 6/24 – 7/29 mondayFee: $95 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

Blogger 101 NEW!

Do you want to create a blog or website? Learn the fundamentals of using Blogger, a popular free online tool. You explore adding con-tent, photos, video and audio. Discover how to utilize the design templates, widgets and plugins. understand blogging techniques and review important web and blog design principles. Taught in a computer lab but you are welcome to bring your own laptop to class. Instructor: Charlotte Bowens, m.A. 3 weeks.


Wordpress NEW!

Wordpress is the most popular blogging tool on the web. Discover how you can use this free software to create your own website or blog. Learn how to install and switch between different themes and use plugin features to tailor your site to your specific needs. review important design principles. Taught in a computer lab but you are welcome to bring your own laptop to class. Instructor: Charlotte Bowens, m.A. 3 weeks.


Drama Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Cinema Clubmad about movies? Join our friendly film discussion group and share your enthusiasm! You’ll see contemporary dramas, comedies and even documenta-ries including foreign films and independent American movies and participate in illuminating discussions led by your instruc-tor. No need to be an expert; everyone is welcome! explore story, technique and meaning. Class fee includes cost of tick-ets. scholarship recipients pay $43; senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $69 Instructor: mark Ziemba, former editor of arts and entertainment magazine Current. 6 weeks.

id# 2308.801 6/26 – 8/7 WednesdayFee: $99 7:00 Pm – 10:30 Pm michigan Theater

Meet the Teacher – charlotte Bowens!

charlotte Bowens is a long time creative writing instructor and writer of poetry, short fiction and memoir. Her work has appeared in several anthologies and other literary publications.


how to Write for income and Pleasure

ID# 2811.801 Freelance Writing $79ID# 2812.801 Technical Writing $325ID# 2813.801 Blogging with Wordpress $225ID# 2965.801 Business Writing $159













Couples DancecLass id daNce daY time dates LocatioN Fee

2262.801 International Ballroom & Latin: Level 1 sunday 5:00 Pm – 5:55 Pm 7/7 – 8/18 CAB $69

2262.802 International Ballroom & Latin: Level 2 sunday 6:00 Pm – 6:55 Pm 7/7 – 8/18 CAB $69

2262.803 Wedding Dance sunday 7:00 Pm – 7:55 Pm 7/7 – 8/18 CAB $69

2262.804 Latin Tuesday 6:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm 6/18 – 7/30 Forsythe, Cafe $65

2262.805 social Dance 101 Tuesday 7:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm 6/18 – 7/30 Forsythe, Cafe $65

2262.806 swing Tuesday 8:30 Pm – 9:30 Pm 6/18 – 7/30 Forsythe, Cafe $65

Fee is per individual. Partner Required for all classes. 7 weeks.

Couples Dance Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

international Ballroom and Latin: Levels 1 and 2Join dorian deaver, member of the Imperial society of Teachers of Dancing, to learn the international styles (the world standard) of Ballroom and Latin dances in a supportive and patient atmosphere. LEvEL i Dorian teaches you a few dances which may include Foxtrot, Tango, Waltz, Cha Cha, rumba, or others not listed. Dances differ each term. No experience necessary. LEvEL ii is for those who are comfortable with dances taught in Level I and would like to continue learning new dance patterns. one dance is selected and focused on for the entire session.

wedding dance Prepare for that special day! Learn steps that can be used in your bridal dance, at the reception, and at other social gatherings. Foxtrot, rumba, and swing are a few of the dances taught. This class is fun for the entire bridal party and friends. instructor: dorian deaver, member of the Imperial society of Teachers of Dancing.

LatinJoin this fun and easy dance class. sample a variety of Latin dances including salsa, merengue, Cha Cha, and rumba. instructor: Louise tamres.

social dance 101Dazzle your friends at the upcoming office party, wedding reception, or other social gatherings. A few easy dance steps are all you need to get on the dance floor. Louise tamres introduces you to the basics of Ballroom, Latin, swing, Tango, Waltz, Night Club, slow Dancing, and Disco.

swing swing is a versatile dance that uses a wide variety of music: Big Band, motown, oldies and rock ‘n’ roll -- all the way to today’s top music hits. Learn this fun and simple style of east Coast swing so that you can bop and boogie away at the next party! instructor: Louise tamres.








Balletgrade 7 – adult. The timeless movements of ballet can be yours! each class includes working at the barre, center work, and basic choreography. The curriculum is based on the Cecchetti method, which is a progressive approach in learning ballet. LEvEL ii class is for you if you have had two years of previous ballet or with instructor recommendation. PoiNtE PrACtiCE class includes barre warm – ups and center floor practice. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 11-12 weeks.

cLass id LeVeL daY time dates LocatioN Fee

2298.801 Pointe Practice saturday 3:25 Pm – 4:25 Pm 6/22 – 9/7 CAB. room D $99

2298.802 Level 1 monday 5:20 Pm – 6:15 Pm 6/17 – 8/26 CAB, room D $99

2298.803 Level II Thursday 6:35 Pm – 7:35 Pm 6/20 – 9/12 CAB, room D $109

See youth Dance on page 34 for Cecchetti Ballet Practice class grades 3 – Adult.

Dance Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Hip Hopgrade 8 – adult. move to the groove and dance to the latest hip hop and pop beats. Learn challenging choreography filled with style and energy. Get a great workout and learn one of today’s most popular forms of dance. Previous dance experience is recommended. Instruc-tor: Gina Danene Thompson. 11 weeks.

id# 2288.801 6/18 – 8/27 Tuesday Fee: $99 6:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm CAB, room D

Jazz Fusion In this popular class, artistic director Gina Thompson brings her unique style and choreography to teach you the latest moves in dance. Classic techniques in jazz, funk, and hip hop are taught. A high energy warm-up featuring strengthening, core work, and yoga stretches gives you a great workout. 11 weeks.

id# 2282.801 6/18 – 8/27 TuesdayFee: $99 7:35 Pm – 8:35 Pm CAB, room D

Also consider Cardio Danceand Pilates and Zumba

on pages 7 & 8.

Belly DanceBelly Dance is a beautiful and expressive art form and great exercise. It is enjoyed by people of every age and body type. Learn basic movements, step combinations and a simple choreography with emphasis on posture and safe body mechanics. Instructor: Nancy Goings. 10 weeks.

id# 2294.801 6/19 – 8/21 WednesdayFee: $89 7:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm CAB, room D








Instrumental Music & VoiceQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Learn to Play in 1 - day Workshops with Joe Zsigray

*Scholarship recipients pay $15 for workshop (plus $35 material fee at class).

Fundamentals of SingingAre you a singer who would like to improve your voice? Do you run out of breath, strain on high notes, or feel you don’t have enough control? Breath, resonance, pitch, and diction will be studied and ap-plied to a variety of musical genres to help you meet your individual vocal goals in a small group, supportive atmosphere. materials fee: $15 due to instructor at first class. Instructor: Kelly Close, mA, VmTr has over 25 years experience performing and teaching a wide variety of genres. 6 weeks.

id# 1740.801 6/25 – 7/30 TuesdayFee: $109 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm Huron Choral

Fundamentals of Singing 2meet your individual vocal goals in a small group, supportive at-mosphere. The focus in this class is on performance and improving your individual delivery and is recommended for singers with some experience. each week students will bring a piece to class prepared to perform in front of the class and instructor and receive feedback on their performance. Instructor: Kelly Close, mA, VmTr has over 25 years experience performing and teaching a wide variety of genres. 6 weeks.

id# 1740.802 6/25 – 7/30 TuesdayFee: $109 7:40 Pm – 9:10 Pm Huron Choral

Mountain Dulcimer Workshopgrades 9-adult. The mountain dulcimer has accompanied sing-ers in the Appalachian mountains for decades. Now you can learn to play this wonderful instrument in just 3 hours. No prior musi-cal training is required. You receive your own mountain dulcimer to take home and learn to play at least 10 songs. $35 materials fee payable to instructor at class, includes handouts, music and instrument (this is the instrument you will learn on in class and will keep). 1 class.

id# 1745.801 8/3 saturdayFee: $29 9:00 Am – 12 Noon CAB, room A

Harmonica Workshopgrades 9-adult. The harmonica is one of the most portable mu-sical instruments around. Discover how to read harmonica music and translate any song into harmonica tablature. No prior musi-cal training is required. You receive your own harmonica to take home and learn to play at least 10 songs. material fee of $15 ma-terials fee payable to instructor in class, includes handouts, music and instrument (this is the instrument you will learn on in class and will keep). 1 class.

id# 1746.801 8/3 saturdayFee: $29 12:30 Pm – 2:30 Pm CAB, room A

Ukulele Workshopgrades 9-adult. The ukulele has become wildly popular. It is easy to play and very por-table. Join in the fun. All participants are given a ukulele of their own to take home. Learn how to tune your instrument in both standard and open tuning. Discover how to read a chord chart and play at least 7 songs. No prior musi-cal training is required. A $35 materials fee payable to instructor in class, includes hand-outs, music and instru-ment (this is the instru-ment you will learn on in class and will keep). 1 class.

id# 1747.801 8/3 saturdayFee: $29 3:00 Pm – 5:00 Pm CAB, room A







Register for 4 or more 1-session cooking classes and save $5 off each class.

Cooking Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203Asian Cuisines with Tom Lin

Chef Tom Lin enjoys sharing anecdotalexplanations and stories that connect his dishesto Asian culture.

Szechuan Cuisine NEW!

dEmo The szechuan cuisine originates in southwestern China and is characterized by pungent and spicy flavors resulting from the liberal use of garlic and peppers. Chef Lin will introduce you to two classic dishes typical of this cuisine. Hunan Beef in a black bean sauce and a spicy Chicken with carrots and celery in a traditional szechuan sauce. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Chef Tom Lin. 1 class.

id# 1615.801 6/18 TuesdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, room 6219

Chicken Vindaloo NEW! dEmo Vindaloo is a hot, spicy dish that originates from the Goa re-gion of India. It has become a popular curry dish served in Indian restaurants and made using coconut vinegar and lots of hot red chili peppers. Here it is paired with Jeera rice, flavored with cumin seeds. Finish the meal with Kheer, a traditional rice pudding flavored with cardamom, raisins, saffron, cashew nuts and pistachios. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor Jyothi Abraham. 1 class.

id# 1686.801 6/20 ThursdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw

Channa Masala with Poori NEW!

dEmo This popular vegetarian curry from the Punjabi region in northern India features chick peas simmered with all the delicate balance of spices Indian cooking is known for. Jyothi serves it with deep-fried bread called Poori which is often served at special cele-brations. Finish this traditional meal with a Gajjar Hawla, a sweet pud-ding made of carrots and garnished with pistachios, also popular in the Punjabi region. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Jyothi mathews Abraham. 1 class.

id# 1678.801 7/17 WednesdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw

Indian Cuisines with Jyothi

Healthy Asian Cooking NEW!

hANdS oN Discover how easy and healthful Chinese cooking can be. Create a Chicken stir Fry with a classic brown sauce and Chick-en Fried rice made with brown rice. Work alongside Chef Lin as he shows you how to make a healthy version of two Chinese classic dish-es. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Chef Tom Lin. 1 class.

id# 1620.801 7/9 TuesdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 9:00 Pm Huron, room 6219

Basic SushihANdS oN Discover how easy it is to make your own sushi rolls at home! You learn how to prepare the special rice and cut your ingre-dients into uniform pieces. Practice using the bamboo roller to make beautiful California rolls, Vegetable rolls and a spicy Tuna roll. Take home everything you make to share with family and friends. scholar-ship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Chef Tom Lin. 1 class.

id# 1695.801 7/25 ThursdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 9:00 Pm Huron, room 6219







Cooking with Francesca Register for 4 or more 1-session cooking classes and save $5 off each class.

All of Francesca’s classes are held in a demonstration style with some opportunities to assist her in preparation. Now even more of what you love: Classes are extended to 2.5 hours to include more recipes and techniques!

Pizza on the Grill NEW!

NEW rECiPES! Back by popular demand! Francesca will show you how to make three different kinds of pizza cooked on a grill! oppor-tunities for hands on fun. so easy and tasty you will want to prepare it for your own friends and family. refresh yourself after dinner with Lemon Vodka sorbet. scholarship recipients pay $25. Instructor: Francesca Giarraffa. 1 class.

id# 1671.801 6/25 TuesdayFee: $55 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Casa di Francesca

Sicilian Seafood NEW!

NEW rECiPES! Francesca introduces you to authentic recipes from the island of sicily where fresh seafood is a diet staple. Calamari are stuffed with homemade bread crumbs and fresh herbs, then sim-mered in white wine. swordfish is pan seared and topped with a pis-tachio sauce. roasted Bell Peppers are made into a salad tossed with olives, capers and fresh herbs. Finally Budino di ricotta, a fresh ricotta cheese pudding adds the perfect final touch. scholarship recipients pay $25. Instructor: Francesca Giarraffa. 1 class.

id# 1669.801 7/1 mondayFee: $55 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw

Italian Summer Salads NEW!

NEW rECiPES! When it's too hot to eat a heavy meal, salads make the perfect light dinner. Francesca shares four Italian favorites. reci-pes: Caprese, the classic Neapolitan salad with fresh mozzarella cheese, ripe tomatoes and fresh basil; Tirolian salad: arugula tossed with apples, sheep’s milk cheese, prosciutto and homemade crou-tons, dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette; Insalata di gamberi, shrimp tossed with asparagus, garbanzo beans, fresh fennel a lemon vinai-grette dressing; Farro Grain salad tossed with grape tomatoes, olives, diced romano cheese and herbs, dressed in a lemon vinaigrette. scholarship recipients pay $25. 1 class.

id# 1672.801 7/15 monday Fee: $55 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw

Antipasti: Italian hors de ourves NEW!

NEW rECiPES! summer is a great time to entertain. Try these Italian delights at your next gathering. recipes: Crostini with mascarpone and brie cheeses, topped with a slice of prosciutto; Bruschetta al pesto di carciofi: artichoke hearts are sautéed with parsley and ol-ives, then made into a pesto sauce and spread on garlic rubbed brus-chetta; Zucchini Fritters fried to a golden crispness; Crostini topped with sautéed wild mushrooms and parmesan cheese. scholarship recipients pay $25. 1 class.


Grilling the Italian Way NEW!

NEW rECiPES! Learn to grill the Italian way. Francesca shows you her grilling secrets and techniques while creating a wonderful meal for you to enjoy. recipes: Bistecca al ferri: sirloin steak, grilled then dressed with a sauce of green olives, garlic, and parsley; mixed sum-mer Vegetables grilled, then tossed in a wine vinaigrette; Warm Po-tato salad mixed with olives, capers, olive oil, wine vinegar and fresh herbs; for dessert - Crema al limone con fragole, a lemon cream pud-ding topped with strawberries that have been marinated in honey and lemon juice. scholarship recipients pay $25. 1 class.

id# 1665.801 8/5 mondayFee: $55 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Casa di Francesca

Eggplant Parmesan NEW!

NEW rECiPES! vEGEtAriAN eggplant Parmesan is a classic dish that originates from southern Italy. slices of eggplant are first fried then layered in a pan with fresh mozzarella slices, basil and parmesan cheese, then baked in a tomato sauce. Frittata di carciofi is made by sautéing fresh artichokes then mixing them with beaten eggs and parmesan cheese to create a crustless pie cooked in a pan on top of the stove. Funghi ripieni are baked mushroom caps stuffed with cheese, sage and breadcrumbs. This amazing meal ends with a des-sert of Cantaloupe marinated in honey and cognac. The ingredients are simple, but the art of combining them with the right herbs and other ingredients makes it 100% Italian. scholarship recipients pay $25. 1 class.









Hands on Fun Register for 4 or more 1-session cooking classes and save $5 off each class.

Healthy Cooking with Wendy Watsoneveryone wants to feel good. Knowledge is power in the health game. It can be confusing, to say the least, and hard to make adjustments in a world of fast and processed foods full of ingredients that maybe you should avoid. Wendy uses ingredients that are healthy for most everyone. Learn helpful and cooking techniques and tasty recipe adaptations. All of Wendy’s meals are Gluten Free and Fodmap friendly.

Fast & Healthy 1dEmo summer time means fresh fruits and vegetables. savor the benefits of your own garden or just picked produce from lo-cal farms. make quick and easy recipes to enjoy at the end of your stressful day. Begin with an appetizer of Cashew Cheese and Gluten-Free chips and crackers. Discover the difference in taste and nutrients available from the abundance of summer greens. Garnish your salads with different nuts, seeds, eggs, salmon, and chicken to complement. Learn how to make a raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing, using fresh raspberries. For des-sert we will make a strawberry/rhubarb crumble (GF of course!) scholarship recipients pay $15. 1 class.

id# 1658.801 6/26 WednesdayFee: $39 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw

Fast & Healthy 2dEmo Curried rice pancakes are designed to get dinner on the table quickly. Wendy adds cashews or seeds, curry powder, peas, sweet potatoes and chives to create an Indian inspired egg Foo Yung. These pancakes are a favorite at potlucks and can be frozen to pull out later to take for lunches or for a really quick dinner on a night when there is absolutely no time to cook. A fruit and yo-gurt garnish makes these beautiful and gourmet! Complement-ed with a salad of fresh greens and a dessert of orange and Cin-namon with a moroccan twist. The perfect follow up for a curry. scholarship recipients pay $15. 1 class.


Fast & Healthy 3dEmo A Tempe sandwich on gluten free bread makes a great healthy alternative to fast food. Add sweet Potato Home Fries and any green vegetable in season, lovingly dressed in garlic and olive oil and you have gourmet comfort food. This meal is bal-anced and nutritious and takes only 30 minutes to prepare. A Fruit smoothie dessert finishes this meal nicely. scholarship re-cipients pay $15. 1 class.


Basic Cake Decorating hANdS oN Want to know the secret to making a cake that looks as if it were professionally decorated? Learn the basic techniques of cake decoration using a piping set and a spatula with butter cream icing. Practice several decorating techniques such as shell borders, figure piping, making roses and other flowers. Also receive tips on baking better tasting cakes and producing cakes with the perfect shape and texture. Get materials list at first class. scholarship recipients pay $25. Instructor: Jyothi matthews, certified Wilton cake decorator. 4 weeks.

id# 1684.801 7/11 – 8/1 ThursdayFee: $75 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm AA Preschool Tioga rm.

Canning 101hANdS oN/dEmo Your garden is in full bloom and the farmer’s mar-kets are overflowing with the bounty of the summer. Discover how you can capture some of that “fresh from the garden” flavor to enjoy all winter long. understand the basics of safe canning methods us-ing a warm water bath and pressure canning. Assist the instructor in preparing the produce and take home a jar to begin stocking your pantry. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Cynthia Hodges. 1 class.

id# 1631.801 8/7 WednesdayFee: $39 7:00Pm – 9:00Pm Whole Foods Washtenaw







Computers & Technology

Basic Computers New to computers and feeling confused? master the basics, includ-ing basic computer terms, starting programs and working with Win-dows. Learn to work with files and folders, simple troubleshooting, and how to personalize your own machine. understand the differ-ences between macs and Windows computers. Practice navigating the Internet and working with email. No previous computer experi-ence required. Taught hands-on in a computer lab. Instructor: Patri-cia Na. 3 weeks.

id# 1226.801 7/16 – 7/30 TuesdayFee: $75 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm WIsD Computer Lab

Keep Your Computer Safe & HealthyAre you plagued with screen freezes, slow response and hard drive crashes? Learn how to clean up unnecessary files, safely remove unwanted programs, clean your disk, back up your files. Discover how you can protect your computer from viruses, spyware, power outages and keep your personal information safe. Prerequisites: stu-dents should have basic Windows computer skills, such as the ability to work with the Internet and email unassisted. Instructor: Patricia Na. 2 weeks.

id# 1227.801 7/11– 7/18 ThursdayFee: $45 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm WIsD Computer Lab

suggested topics: Make the Switch - Windows to Mac, iLife Suite (iPhoto, iMovie, iWeb, iDVD, etc), iWorks (Pages, Num-bers, Keynotes), Mac: Tips, Tricks, Shortcuts, Apple Products (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch).

id# 1233.801 Fee: $179 (3 hours instruction)id# 1233.802 Fee: $59 (additional hours)

Prefer to learn one-on-one rather than in a class? sign up for in-home private lessons on anything from Basic to Ad-vanced Windows, Word, excel, PowerPoint, digital photos, or-ganizing files and more.

id# 1203.801 Fee: $179 (3 hours instruction)id# 1203.802 Fee: $59 (additional hours)


One-on-One Private lessons

Patricia Na is now available for private computer lessons. she is a patient, experienced teacher who has been teaching for rec&ed for over 10 years. use the ID# below to register. The in-structor will call to set up your training time. sorry, no discounts accepted, except B.o.e’s.

Jim monkiewicz has been working on macs for almost 30 years and can teach you everything you need to know about macs in your own home, on your own computer. Jim will call you after you register to set up a meeting time that fits your schedule. sorry, no discounts accepted, except B.o.e’s.

Private Lessons for Mac and Other Apple Products

Private Windows Computer Lessons

Windows 8microsoft’s new Windows 8 platform presents a whole new interface. If you’re used to using any of the previous versions of Windows it can be both interesting and frustrating. Take the mystery out of Windows 8. Discover how to navigate both the new “metro” screens and how to access the traditional desktop for applications which have not yet updated. understand how to customize the main screens, find your files, create new shortcuts and more. You may bring your laptop with Windows 8 installed if desired. Instructor: Patricia Na. 1 class.


MakerBot 3D Printer dEmo New technologies have made the “printing” of 3D objects possible. This introduction to the makerBot 3D printer will show you the promise and potential of creating plastic objects from designs you download or create yourself on a computer. see the creative process from software-based design to the final “print”. Instructors: maker Works staff. 1 class.

id# 1722.801 7/8 mondayid# 1722.802 7/22 mondayFee: $25 7:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm maker Works

Laser Cutter/Etcher NEW!

dEmo Discover the epilog 50 watt laser cutter/etcher which uses a beam of light to cut and mark materials with extreme precision. organic materials like paper, cloth, wood and leather can be cut and materials like stone, marble, anodized aluminum and glass can be etched. Watch the creative process unfold from software design to cutting and etching on this simple to use machine. Instructors: maker Works staff. 1 class.

id# 1724.801 7/15 mondayid# 1724.802 8/5 mondayFee: $25 7:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm maker Works

Maker Works Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203













Digital Cameras

Digital Camera: CompactTake this class if your digital camera is small enough to accompany you everywhere. Learn how to take, review, and edit photographs with your compact digital camera. master simple techniques that will dramatically improve your own picture taking. understand your camera's basic features including: automatic and programmed set-tings, and how to navigate the camera's menus. Bring your compact camera, manual, and charged batteries to class. Instructor: Larry Works, professional photographer. 5 weeks.

id# 1254.801 6/24 - 7/22 mondayFee: $99 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs


Technology Update for Non-TechiesAre you feeling “technologically challenged"? ready to catch up with your grandkids? Discover Facebook, myspace, Twitter, skype, Google, sharing photos, instant messaging, text messaging, smart phones, and mP3 players. They are not just for kids anymore! Instruc-tor: Patricia Na. 3 weeks.

id# 1215.801 7/10 – 7/24 WednesdayFee: $69 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

Get The Most From Your iPad iPad is Apple's latest technological gadget that is changing the way we live. It seems everyone has one and they use it for business, en-tertainment and just to keep in touch. Are you getting the most out of your iPad? Do you wonder if you should update to iPad 3? Bring your fully charged iPad to class. Instructor: Jim monkiewicz. 3 weeks.


Digital Camera: DSLR & MirrorlessAs you progress from a compact camera to a DsLr the tools and fea-tures become more sophisticated. With complete control of camera settings and optics you learn and practice how to photograph in most common situations. DsLr basic features are covered: white bal-ance, histograms, exposure controls, and lighting are combined with lens selection to improve your picture results. Bring your DsLr cam-era, manual, and charged batteries to class. Instructor: Larry Works, professional photographer. 6 weeks.


Photos: Camera to ComputerThey say a picture is worth a thousand words. using the free program Picasa, get hands-on experience organizing photos. Learn to adjust color and brightness, crop, rotate, remove red-eye and work with special effects. explore options for printing and sharing your photos, and discuss some of the latest photo products available online. This is the perfect follow up class for those who have taken Digital Cam-eras: Point & shoot. Bring your digital camera and connecting cords. Instructor: Patricia Na. 3 weeks.

id# 1222.801 7/25 – 8/8 ThursdayFee: $69 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm WIsD, Computer Lab

Master Your iPhone/iPod Touch enhance your smart phone experience and make the best use of your iPhone. Discover tips, tricks and shortcuts to make your life easier. Topics covered include: how to set up your email, synchronize your calendar and contacts, transfer music, download apps and ways to customize your phone. Bring your charged iPhone or iPod Touch to class. Instructor: Patricia Na. 3 weeks.

id# 1235.801 7/15 – 7/29 mondayFee: $69 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

ID# 2974.801 microsoft Word for Home $79ID# 2979.801 Introduction to Photoshop $325ID# 2975.801 Introduction to PowerPoint $79ID# 2991.801 Desktop Publishing $159ID# 2920.803 Creating Cell Phone Apps $245


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Guide to Dividend Investingexplore the Five secrets to selecting and monitoring dividend pay-ing companies, key factors to watch, and how to avoid high-yield traps. Discover how dividend stocks can signal market ups and downs as well as how to create a monthly dividend paycheck when you retire. Do-it-yourself style class for people who are interested in learning how to find and use dividend paying stocks for retirement income. Instructor: robert Laura, financial planner. 1 class.


Naked Retirementenjoy a fun and creative approach to retirement that strips away the numbers and addresses everyday life in retirement. Learn how to replace your work identity, stay socially connected, remain physi-cally healthy, and more. Create a retirement Wellness Plan, build a retirement curious list, and change your retirement life forever by answering three revealing questions. Too many people start their first day of retirement with only a financial plan and nothing else. Don’t let this happen to you. Instructor: robert Laura, retirement project. 1 class.


Retirement Planning TodayA volatile stock market, increasing energy and health care costs, lon-ger life spans and changing family dynamics have made planning for retirement more challenging than ever. Discover flexible and low cost strategies to protect your savings and obtain the growth you need to cover necessary expenses while guaranteeing continued access to your money. Instructor: Barbara Tucker, Insight Financial Group. 1 class.


Estate Planning BasicsProbate, health care and estate tax laws have recently changed! Pre-vent your assets from going through probate. Protect them from es-tate and capital gains taxes. retain control of your affairs and learn how to protect yourself against the cost of long term care. Attorneys from estate Planning services, P.C., will teach you about medical and financial powers of attorney, wills, and living trusts. receive a free personal affairs organizer. 1 class.


A Woman’s Guide to Financial Basicsunderstand the basic concepts involved in finances for women and the financial decisions women may face during their lives. receive helpful information about budgeting, saving, and how to set up pro-tection for your family. There is no confusing jargon, and there will be ample opportunity for you to ask questions in an informal and supportive setting. Take control of your financial security. Instructor Barbara Tucker, Insight Financial Group. 1 class.


Social Security TodayAs you think about retiring, one of the biggest questions is, “Will I outlive my money?” The average 65-year-old will spend almost 20 years in retirement and a 65-year-old couple has a 50% chance that one spouse could live past age 90. examine the contribution that social security Benefits may provide and the factors to consider as one attempts to determine when best to elect to begin taking social security benefits, employment, spousal benefits, and tax consider-ations. Instructor: Joe rey, financial advisor, edward Jones. 1 class.


Register a spouse or friend for only $10 more in any of the classes on this page!Finance & Income


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Meet the Teacher – Joe rey!

Joe Rey is a Financial Advisor with edward Jones. He specializes in retirement planning which includes a comprehensive analysis of social security retirement benefits. Joe and his wife, Lori, have lived in Ann Arbor since 1988. They have four adult children, all graduates of Pioneer High school.

ID# 2924.801 Google Analytics $195ID# 2923.801 Facebook for Business $245ID# 2920.802 mobile marketing $195ID# 2916.801 Practical math for Work $145ID# 2960.801 How to start Internet Business $79ID# 2961.801 Women & Finance $79


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Languages

ESL: American English Pronunciationounds, rhythm and intonation of spoken english are practiced. Amer-ican idioms and how they fit into cultural speech are also explored. This class is for esL students speaking at the intermediate and ad-vanced levels.Instructor: stephanie Wichmann, mA.s


French Instructor: stephanie Wichmann, m.A.

id# 1512.801 Level 1 6/25 – 7/30 TuesdayFee: $125 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

id# 1512.802 Level 2 6/27 – 8/8 ThursdayFee: $125 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm CAB, room C

id# 1512.806 Text: 30 Days to Great FrenchFee: $18 by Living Language

Italian Instructor: Daniel Abreu.

id# 1516.801 Level 1 6/24 – 7/29 mondayFee: $125 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

id# 1516.802 Level 2 6/26 – 7/31 WednesdayFee: $125 6:30 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

id# 1516.806 Text: Italian: A Self-Teaching GuideFee: $16 by edoardo Lebano

Persons ages 14 & up are welcome to enroll unless otherwise stated. Texts can be purchased through rec&ed at time of registration.


Chinese Conversation PracticePractice and perfect your mandarin Chinese conversation skills. The instructor will lead conversations on a variety of topics. students should have a foundation of Chinese but do not need to be fluent. Instructor: Alice Chang. 6 classes in 2 weeks.

id# 1505.801 7/22 – 7/31 mon, Tues & Wed.Fee: $95 6:30 Pm – 8:00 Pm Huron, Hs

Spanishages 18 - adult. Instructor: Clara I. Gonzalez.

id# 1510.801 Level 1 7/2 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $125 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm CAB, room C

Text: Level 1 & 2: La Cartilla, $10 available from instructor in class.

Private LessonsYou are signing up for 4 one-hour lessons. Additional hours are avail-able for $40 each. After you register your instructor will contact you to arrange meeting times.

LaNgUage cLass id# Fee iNstRUctoR

Chinese 1504.804 $159 Alice Chang

esL 1538.804 $159 stephanie Wichmann

French 1512.804 $159 stephanie Wichmann

Japanese 1514.804 $159 Kiyoe Ise

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ID# 2850.801 spanish for Healthcare $129ID# 2823.801 Portuguese $129ID# 2820.801 mandarin Chinese $129ID# 2821.801 German $129


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Hand Tools For Kids hANdS oN grades 2 – 7 with adult. Do you have a kid in your house who loves to fix things? Here is a chance for them to learn the safe and proper use of a variety of hand tools under the guidance of an experienced handyman. Chil-dren discover how to use screw and nut drivers, wrenches, ratchets, pliers, levels and more in a fun, safe, and supportive atmosphere. All tools and materials supplied. 5th – 7th grade may attend with-out their parents. Instructor: Carl Newmeyer, At Your service Home maintenance. 1 class.

id# 1642.801 7/15 monday Fee: $39 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm Huron, Hs

Genealogy 102Now that you’ve become famil-iar with the basics of genealogy research, continue building your family tree with advanced tools that can help break down brick walls. Class discussions will revolve primarily around students’ current research blocks, with additional in-depth discussions of the National Archives; state/federal resources; national genealogical and historical societies; tax records; GeD-Com files; record storage and reproduction. Instructor Kather-ine Willson. 6 weeks.

id# 1656.801 7/17 – 8/21 WednesdayFee: $89 6:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm WIsD Computer Lab

Tame the Paper MonsterhANdS oN Is your home buried in stacks of junk mail, bills and other household documents? Are you overwhelmed by the thought of sorting through these papers and don't know where to start? Bring in one of those stacks of paper to work on in class. A nationally rec-ognized organizing consultant will guide you through the process of sorting, decision-making and purging your backlog of paperwork. In-structor: Carolyn Anderson-Fermann, simply organized Life. 1 class.

id# 1614.801 6/27 ThursdayFee: $25 10:00 Am – 12 Noon rec&ed Conference

Secrets of a Simply Organized LifeHave you ever wondered what it takes to get and stay organized? You can't buy it in a store! Learn the secrets to living simply and staying organized. Find out whether you are an "innie" or an "outie". Let Ann Arbor's premier organizing consultant guide you through her holistic process for living with less stress and less stuff. Instructor: Carolyn Anderson-Fermann, simply organized LifeTm 1 class

id# 1602.801 7/11 ThursdayFee: $25 10:00 Am – 12noon rec&ed Conference

Personal EnrichmentQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

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Home & Garden Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

NEW!Rain Gardens Discover how to design and create a rain garden. rain gardens are shallow depressions that collect rainwater before it enters the municipal storm water system. This may allevi-ate problems associated with flooding and drainage. It also recharges your ground wa-ter and provides habitat and food for wildlife, including butterflies. understand how to choose native plants that will enhance the beauty of your yard while helping you manage your water flow. Instructor: Drew Lathin, owner Creating sustainable Landscapes. 1 class.

id# 1624.801 6/25 Tuesday Fee: $29 7:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm Huron, Hs

Get Paid to TalkHave you ever been told that you have a great voice? explore the field of voice-over work for television, film, radio, audio books, docu-mentaries and the internet in your area. Learn how to prepare a great demo, and discover what it takes to be successful in this exciting field. Class participants will even have a chance to record a commercial script under the direction of the Voicecoaches.com producer! Instruc-tor: Voice Coach staff. 1 class.


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Power Tools 101hANdS oN Are you intimidated by the use of power tools? Would you like to get advice from an experienced handyman? In this hands-on class for beginners you will master the safe, effective use of hand drills, a circular saw, screw gun, reciprocating saw, and jigsaw. Learn to use tools with confidence and accuracy. All tools and materials supplied. Instructor: Carl Newmeyer, At Your service Home mainte-nance. 1 class.


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Adapted Rec

Adaptive Scubaages 10 & Up. recreational scuba Diving for Individuals with Challenges. This adventure in scuba diving takes people with physical or mental challenges anywhere from a Discover scuba expe-rience up to a full certification for scuba diving. Your adventure could include certification as diver with PADI and/or Handicapped scuba Association. As the name says, we can adapt to almost anything! This exciting opportunity will open up a whole new weightless world of recreational activities and opportunities that you can enjoy with family and friends. each course will be built to your needs. For more information see www.huronscuba.com.

These classes are for adults and children with mental or physical challenges.

Adapted rec Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203 or 53233

Cooking Cooperativelygrades 11- adult. Increase your independence! Learn basic kitchen safety and measuring techniques while creating simple meals. Food safety and cleanliness will be emphasized. A wonderful opportunity for those in independent living situations. enjoy eating the meal you learn to cook each week. At the end of the session take home a book-let of the recipes. scholarship recipients pay $35. Instructor: Nan Nel-son. 6 weeks. No class 7/3.

id# 6102.801 6/19 – 7/31 WednesdayFee: $85 6:00 Pm – 8:30 Pm High Point, YA Kitchen

Dinner & A Moviegrades 11- adult. enjoy movies? Like to eat? Join us for a fun eve-ning where you make simple meals and watch a new flick each week. Classic movies to new releases are shown. Afterwards, you become the critic during the "Thumbs up or Down" discussion! scholarship recipients pay $45. Instructor: marie Tisdale. 6 weeks. No class 7/4.

id# 6118.801 6/20 – 8/1 ThursdayFee: $95 6:00 Pm – 9:00 Pm High Point, YA Kitchen

Music & Rhythms grades 11- adult. Do you enjoy music? Have fun with your friends playing a variety of rhythm instruments and singing along. Learn how to feel the beat as you move to music and try out a few dance steps. Discover new ways to express yourself through music. open to all ability levels. Instructors: Nan Nelson and Leila Bauer. 6 weeks. No class 7/2.

id# 6104.801 6/18– 7/30 TuesdayFee: $59 7:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm High Point

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TOPSoccer Campages 5-20. Young people with disabilities receive training to play soccer in a caring coaching environment. Generally the participant to staff ratio will be one-to-one. The training program consists of prac-tice drills and small sided games or scrimmages with weekly themes (e.g. dribbling, passing, shooting, integration.) ToPsoccer is offered through a joint program between The university of michigan, Com-munity education and recreation, B.e.s.T. and michigan Jaguars.

id# 3410.801 6/17 – 6/21 monday-Friday Fee: $55 1:30 Pm – 2:30 Pm Wines, Field

Volunteers Needed for adapted classes

If you enjoy working with special populations we need You! Hours are flexible to meet your needs.

Call Linda at 734-994-2300, ext. 53203 to find out more.

www.huronscuba.com





Summer classesJune 17 – august 10

No classes 7/1-7/7

Summer orientation DatesTuesday June 4 at 4:30 Pm

monday, June 17 at 5:00 Pm monday, June 17 at 6:00 Pm

orientation locationthe aaPs Preschool & Family center

2775 Boardwalk Dr. (N. of eisenhower Parkway)call 734-994-2300, ext. 53186

Did you know a child’s brain is 85% developed in the first 5 years of life?every experience helps develop this foundation. First steps is based on Parents as Teachers and is open to all families with children from birth until kindergarten. our mission is to provide the information, support and encouragement parents need to help their children develop optimally during the crucial early years of life.

First Steps is more than classes!Family membership Includes:FUN aNd eXcitiNg cLasses to help children socialize with others. The fee includes one adult/child class per week, per family. Check out our evening and saturday classes! Additional classes may be added for $63 for the 7-week summer session.

PaReNt edUcatoRs who provide an introductory visit for all new families, are available to share age-appropriate child devel-opment and parenting information and address your parenting concerns.

SCrEENiNGS for your child using the Ages & stages Question-naire. This tool helps you observe your child’s developing skills.

NEWSLEttErS are found on our website. You will find news about First steps and helpful parenting tips for you!

rESourCE NEtWorK that links your family to other community services and supports.

4 eaSy STepS To enroll!1. read the class schedule online at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/current_schedule

2. Attend an orientation (listed below)

3. Fill out paperwork and choose a class at the orientation

4. Pay your fee for summer 2013

First Steps Washtenaw

The fee for all these supports (including classes)is just $84 for our 7-week Summer Session.

Partial and full scholarships are available through AAPS Rec&Ed. Go to www.reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/scholarships to

download application directions and form.

Families living outside the Ann Arbor School District are welcome to participate although they are not eligible for our scholarship program.

attend the First Steps orientation & registration

Learn about our program and class sites at our orientation session. You may register for classes at the end and it

lasts about an hour. Check out more details online at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/joining.

There is also a 1-time $10 processing fee paid by all new families.

www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/current

www.reced.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.home/scholarships

www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/joining


First Steps Summer Classes

In & Out NEW!

walking to 5 years. 1 hour class. Imaginative and fine motor ac-tivities begin each class followed by a musical circletime. Weather permitting, we move outside with different skill activities (jumping, climbing, throwing) highlighted each week. Join us for the perfect blend of indoor and outdoor fun!

Baby & Me Together Time 6 week-crawling. 1 hour class. Learning begins at birth! Play with your baby through music, movement and games. Class includes weekly discussions with practical develop-mental information. It’s a great way to meet other families and connect with your baby.

Curious WiggleWorms6-7 months to walking. 1 hour class. encourage your baby’s natural curiosity and practice emerging skills together. explore tunnels, musical activities and lots more. Includes discussions covering a variety of developmental topics.

Exploration Zone Birth-5 years. 1½ hour class. Afternoon, evening and saturday classes include art projects, dramatic play, puzzles, blocks, climbing and plenty of time to work on social skills. A simple snack and a circle time of songs, fingerplays and a story. Wonderful practice for pre-school. siblings are always welcome!

Toddler ExZone 12-24 months. 1 hour class. exactly like exploration Zone only this class is shorter and just for 1 year olds. Class ends with a short circle time of songs, fingerplays and a story. No siblings, please.

Fun-at-One walking-24 months. 1 hour class. There will be new experiences with gross motor skills and group activities. Freeplay with large mo-tor equipment followed by songs, movement and reading books.

Movement and More 24 to 36 months. 1 hour class. Build on skills learned in Fun at 1 with additional songs, imaginative play and lots of movement and musical activities. Free play on exciting equipment and fun with parachutes, windwands, balls and puppets.

Let’s Get Ready NEW!

3 to 5 years. 1½ hour class. Will your child be going to preschool or kindergarten in the fall? Theme-based activities are used to help 3 to 5 year olds (and their caretakers) get ready for school. Perfect class to take before school begins in the fall. No younger siblings, please.

Little Tykes Sports City 2-5 years. 1 hour class. Does your child love physical activity? Prac-tice some of the skills of each week’s sport in a non-competitive, fun class held in the gym. Class ends with a musical circletime and a short story. siblings welcome!

Family Fun! Birth to 5 years. 1½ hour class. multi-age fun for the whole family. Lots of different activities offered each week so children can choose from art projects, easel painting, playdough, puzzles and games. We

end with a circle time filled with movement, mu-sic and stories.

FunZone NEW!

1½ hour class. Birth-5 years. Another slight twist on exZone with theme-based activities and messy art projects! A similar variety of ac-tivities to explore: dramatic play, puzzles, blocks, climbing and lots of social interactions. A simple snack is offered and it ends with a circletime of songs, musical activities and a story. siblings are always welcome!

First Steps to Literacy 2.8 to 5 years. 11/4 hour class. Children, with

an adult, learn pre-literacy skills through hands-on projects, stories, group activities and more. Lots of great ideas you can use at home!

Exploring Science & Nature 2.8 to 5 years. 1 hour class. Children learn about the natural world through themed free-play, stories, songs, and activities, covering everything from dinosaurs and archaeology to insects and backyard animals. Create a nature notebook to take home! An $8 materials fee, collected at the first class, helps provide high quality materials.

Jump Into Speech NEW!

12-24 months. 1 hour class. Between 12 and 24 months toddlers develop vocabulary at an amazing rate. Learn ways to practice strat-egies together to help your child communicate more effectively through center-based activities. We end the class with a short circle time of songs, music and a story. No siblings please.

Cooking with Yvette NEW!

2.5-5 year. 1 hour class. Create healthy meals and snacks for all ages! Kids (and you) measure ingredients and try new foods togeth-er and eat the creations at the end. A $25 material fee per family helps cover the cost of the food.

Movers & Shakers Birth-5 years. 1 hour class. using movement and music this class encourages you and your child(ren) to get moving together. We be-gin with 15 minutes of freeplay and move to 45 minutes of teacher-led activities. Be prepared for lots of action while you help your child practice listening, following directions and taking turns during this fun-filled class..

more information can be found at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/home under curent schedule

www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/home


Preschool Art Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Art & Meages 2-5 & adult. Creating together can be fun in this delightful art class! Children and parent/caregiver work together to complete a variety of unique and creative art projects using a wide selection of materials such as paints, glue, glitter, and beads. Projects are age appropriate and help in the devel-opment of fine motor skills. New projects each term. Instructors: Lisa Belanger (801); Debbie Walters (802). 5-9 weeks.

id# 2103.801 6/22 – 8/24 saturday Fee: $85 10:00 Am – 10:45 Am CAB, room B Additional Child $76

id# 2103.802 6/24 – 8/5 monday Fee: $45 9:30 Am – 10:15 Am CAB, room B Additional Child $40

Funtastic Art NEW!

ages 2-5 & adult. A fun, new theme each week will stimulate your child’s imagination. miss Debbie has planned fun projects designed to unleash your child’s creativity. Zoo animals, stars, aquatic life, and famous artwork will be some of the themes explored. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 5 weeks.

id# 2154.801 6/25 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $45 9:30 Am – 10:15 Am CAB, room B Additional Child $40

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Paint & Me ages 2-5 & adult. Have fun painting together! Chil-dren and caregivers work side-by-side mixing colors and exploring different ways of painting. Your child has fun as he/she develops fine motor skills and learns about color and painting. Instructor: Debbie Walters. 5 weeks.

id# 2151.801 6/25 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $45 10:45 Am – 11:30 Am CAB, room B Additional Child $40

Petite Picasso ages 3-5. Does your child love to paint? mixing colors, various paint-ing techniques, and fun unique projects are the focus of this class. Your child’s creativity and imagination flow as they create there own works of art. This class is an independent experience. Instructor: Deb-bie Walters. 5 weeks.

id# 2109.801 6/24 – 8/5 mondayFee: $45 10:45 Am – 11:30 Am CAB, room B

Down by the Seaages 3-5. Ahoy Preschoolers! explore the deep sea through arts and crafts. make a sea shell painting, pipe cleaner sea urchin, tissue pa-per jelly fish, paper bag octopus, and other fun crafts. This class is an independent experience. Instructor: stephanie Carlson. 5 weeks.

id# 2104.801 6/28 – 8/9 Friday Fee: $45 9:30 Am – 10:15 Am CAB, room B

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looking for Something Fun and Different for

your Child’s next Birthday Party?

Have a creative celebration with an Art, Dance, Theme or LeGo® Bricks Party

at the Cultural Arts Building.

To schedule your child's next partycall Lisa at 734-994-2300 x53228 for

fees and additional information.

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Creative Dancerages 3–5. Boys and girls discovers new ways to dance through role playing and free movement exercises in this popular class. This class is an independent experience. Instructor: emily rogers. 6 or 9 weeks.

id# 2217.801 6/22 – 8/24 saturdayFee: $75 10:00 Am – 10:45 Am CAB, room D

id# 2217.802 6/20 – 8/29 ThursdayFee: $65 10:00 Am – 10:45 Am CAB, room D

Preschool Sports Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

Hello Toes Balletage 3. Does your child pretend to be a ballerina? Then he or she will love this introduction to the graceful movements of ballet! Chil-dren explore the basic movements of dance designed to teach bal-ance and coordination. Hops, skips, and gallops are introduced in across the floor exercises. This class is an independent experience. Instructors: Dianna edmonson (801); emily rogers (802). 10 weeks. Location: cultural arts Building.

cLass id# daY date time Fee

2213.801 saturday 6/20 – 8/24 11:40 Am – 12:25 Pm $79

2213.802 Wednesday 6/19 – 8/21 4:15 Pm – 5:00 Pm $79

Preschool DanceQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

PreBalletages 4-5. Learning ballet helps children develop balance, coordina-tion, and stamina. In this traditional-style class created for the older preschooler, students begin to develop basic ballet skills and utilize them in a choreographed routine. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 10 weeks. Location: cultural arts Building.

cLass id# daY date time Fee

2212.801 sat 6/22 – 8/24 12:30 Pm – 1:15 Pm $79

2212.802 Thurs 6/20 – 8/29 3:45 Pm – 4:30 Pm $79

Little Ninjas Karate ages 4-K. Focus, memory, teamwork, discipline, self-control, fitness, balance, and coordination are the focus of this karate class through fun games and activities. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Instruc-tor: Professional Karate schools of America instructors. 6 weeks. No class 7/5.

id# 3313.801 6/18 – 7/23 TuesdayFee: $29 6:00 Pm – 6:30 Pm Logan, Gym

id# 3313.802 6/21 – 8/2 FridayFee: $29 6:00 Pm – 6:30 Pm PKsA Dojang

Tiny TappersALL NEW AGES! Your child will enjoy making tap sounds while being introduced to basic tap. This class is an independent experience. Tap shoes required. Instructor: emily rogers. 10 weeks.

id# 2219.801 6/18 – 8/20 Tuesday: Age 3Fee: $55 4:00 Pm – 4:30 Pm CAB, room D id# 2219.802 6/18 – 8/20 Tuesday: Gr. K-2Fee: $79 4:35 Pm – 5:20 Pm CAB, room D

id# 2219.803 6/19 – 8/21 Wednesday: Ages 4-5Fee: $79 5:05 Pm – 5:50 Pm CAB, room D

Dance Together ages 2-5 & adult. You and your child explore a va-riety of creative movement activities designed to develop gross and fine motor skills! Children are en-couraged to use their imagination as they move to popular children’s music. Instructor: emily rogers. 8 or 9 weeks.

id# 2209.801 6/22 – 8/24 saturdayFee: $75 9:15 Am – 10:00 Am CAB, room D Additional Child: $66

id# 2209.802 6/20 – 8/29 ThursdayFee: $65 9:15 Am – 10:00 Am CAB, room D Additional Child: $57

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Exploring Clay Togethergrades K-6 & adult. Fee is per pair. Parents and chil-dren learn classical techniques of tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, coiling, and glazes. Fee in-cludes glazing and firing of 3-6 medium to large pieces. Fee includes materials. scholarship recipients pay $50 per child. scholarship 50% recipients pay $133 per child. Instructor: William schultz. 10 weeks.

id# 2199.801 7/14 – 9/15 sunday Fee: $215 10:00 Am – 12 Noon CAB, room A Additional Child Fee $175

id# 2199.802 7/14 – 9/15 sundayFee: $215 3:00 Pm – 5:00 Pm CAB, room A Additional Child Fee $175

Youth Art Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

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Drawing and Paintinggrades K-2. explore the basics of drawing and Painting. Create beautiful works of art using a variety of mediums such as watercolor, tempera, pastels, and colored pencils. Instructor: Debbie Weldon. 10 weeks.

id# 2153.801 6/18 – 8/20 TuesdayFee: $95 4:45 Pm – 5:45 Pm CAB, room B

Fun with Mod Podge NEW!

grades 3-6. mod Podge is a fun milky white liquid that dries clear and is used as a finish for craft projects. Create your own cool designs using patterned papers, magazines, tissue paper, and fabric. Learn how to cover a wooden object such as a tray, bird house, picture frames, boxes, and more. $10 materials fee is payable to the instruc-tor at the first class. Instructor: Lisa Belanger. 3 weeks.

id# 2116.801 7/29 – 8/12 mondayFee: $39 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm CAB, room C

Drawing and Painting: Middle and High Schoolgrades 6-11. In this class middle and high school students will create work in graphite, charcoal, pastel, tempera, watercolor and acrylic. students receive individual support in a group setting and are helped to complete multiple works of art! Instructor: susan sanch. 8 weeks.

id# http://activenet.active.com/aaReced/registrationmain.sdi?source=adet.sdi&activity_id=32198 7/8 – 8/26 mondayFee: $95 6:00 Pm – 7:30 Pm CAB, room A

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Duct Tape Art NEW!

grades 3-6. Duct tape art with the fun colors and patterns is the lat-est craze! Join in the fun and create colorful flower bouquets, purses, wallets, sculptures, bookmarks, and more. If the projects you make wear out, you can always fix them with duct tape! scholarship re-cipients pay $15 materials fee. Instructor: Debbie Weldon. 5 weeks.

id# 2134.801 7/31 – 8/28 WednesdayFee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm CAB, room C

Youth Study Skills Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

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Is Your Child “College Ready"?Parents & students, grades 8-12. Does your child know what to do to prepare wisely for college? Do you know what the colleges are looking for in their admis-sions process? Are you wondering about the college admissions process and what summer programs are available to help to prepare your students for college? Don't wait until your child is a senior in high school to start thinking about and discussing college. We rec-ommend that you start as early as 8th or 9th grade. Instructor: Timo-thy C. Parros, Certified College Planning specialist (CCPs). 1 class.

id# 1343.801 6/27 ThursdayFee: $35 6:00 Pm – 7:15 Pm Huron, Hs

Writing a Winning College Application Essay Parents & students, grades 9-12. The 2013 com-monapp.org has new essay prompts, and has eliminated the “topic of your choice” prompt. Learn how to select the best prompt for you, how to write an essay that any college admissions officer will find compelling, and how a parent can help. We’ve been successfully coaching college essay writers full-time since 2005. essayCoaching.com founder Debbie merion, m.s.W. 1 class.


ACT SUCCESSgrades 10-12. ACT suCCess prepares students for all five sections on the ACT Test: english, math, reading, science reasoning, and Writing. students will work with real ACT practice tests, as well as, numerous skill builders to further enhance their test-taking abilities. of the students who complete the ACT suCCess class, 95% increase their ACT scores! Book and material fee ($45) will be collected on the first day. Instructor: Great Lakes educational Group staff. 7 weeks.

id# 1329.811 8/6-9/17 TuesdayFee: $389 6:00 Pm - 9:00 Pm rec&ed Conf. room









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Youth Dance Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Break Dance grades K-5. Popular Break Dance instructor maurice Archer is fun and enthusiastic and teaches your child America’s most popular dance in a fun and safe environment. Children will develop style, confidence, and teamwork. BEGiNNEr maurice introduces your child to basic break dance moves such as top rock, down rock, and power moves. Your child also learns a little history and what it means to be a Bboy and Bgirl. BrEAK dANCE 2 This class is for those who have previously taken Break Dance. expect the same excitement, fun and spontaneous freestyle taught in a more structure approach. Focus is on specific moves and routines. Learn the windmill, turtle freeze, L-kick and more in this accelerated class. 6-7 weeks.

id# 2253.801 6/18 – 7/30 Tuesday: BeginnerFee: $55 6:00 Pm – 6:45 Pm Wines, Gym

id# 2253.802 6/20 – 8/1 Thursday: Break dance 2Fee: $49 6:00 Pm – 6:45 Pm Wines, Gym

Hip Hop with Ginagrades 3-7. Artistic director Gina Danene Thompson brings her extensive training and unique individual style to teaching routines filled with style and energy. This exciting dance program features Hip Hop and Jazz moves. 11 weeks.

id# 2231.801 6/17 – 8/26 monday Fee: $99 6:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm CAB, room D

Rec&Ed All Stars grades 2-7. This class is designed for the dancer who has taken several classes at rec&ed within the dance curriculum. each dancer must have mastered basic dance steps including pas de bourree, jazz square, some turns and jumps. The student should also have some performance experience. We recommend that dancers have more than a passing interest in furthering dance education. outside performance opportunities are possible. Instructor recommenda-tion only. Instructor: Gina Danene Thompson, Artistic Director Pure Dance ensemble. students will be assisted by dancers from Pure Dance ensemble. 10 weeks.

id# 2287.801 6/23 – 8/25 sunday Fee: $139 1:00 Pm – 2:30 Pm CAB, room D

Ballet Your child explores the fundamentals of ballet in this traditional-style class. Cecchetti Class gives students the opportunity to train with Instructor Diana edmonson. several sessions are required before taking the exam by the Cecchetti Council of America and receive a certificate upon passing. 10-12 weeks. Location: cultural arts Building.

cLass id# LeVeL gRade/age daY date time Fee

2223.801 Ballet Beginner K-3 saturday 6/22 – 8/24 1:20 Pm – 2:15 Pm $85

2223.802 Ballet Beginner K-3 monday 6/17 – 8/19 4:30 Pm – 5:15 Pm $79

2223.803 Ballet Cecchetti Practice Grade 3-Adult saturday 6/22 – 9/7 2:20 Pm – 3:20 Pm $99

2223.804 Cecchetti Primary 1& 2 Ages 4-6 Thursday 6/20 – 9/12 4:35 Pm – 5:30 Pm $105

2223.805 Cecchetti Primary 3-Gr. 1 K-6 Thursday 6/20 – 9/12 5:35 Pm – 6:30 Pm $105

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Aikidogrades 1-8. Learn to fly -- and land without getting hurt! Aikido is a form of Japanese Budo based on the philosophy and martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirect-ing an attack by using throws and pins in a fun, noncompetitive at-mosphere. You will learn safe falls, throwing and locking techniques. You’ll practice movements that improve flexibility, focus and self control. Instructor: Jon Dunkole, Aikido Yoshokai Assoc. of North America. 7 weeks.

id# 3311.801 6/17 – 7/29 monday Fee: $59 6:00 Pm – 6:45 Pm scarlett, upper Gym

Kids Power Karate grades 1-6. self-defense, physical fitness, conflict resolution, team-work and anti-kidnapping techniques are the emphasis of this tra-ditional training class. specifically designed for children to learn prevention, and respect for themselves and others. Wear loose com-fortable clothing. Instructor: Professional Karate schools of America instructors. 6 weeks. No class 7/5.

id# 3312.801 6/18 – 7/23 Tuesday Fee: $35 6:45 Pm – 7:30 Pm Logan, Gym

id# 3312.802 6/21 – 8/2 FridayFee: $35 6:45 Pm – 7:30 Pm PKsA Dojang

Youth Martial Arts Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

Junior Judo & Jujitsugrades 3-9. our program develops a strong understanding of the basics of each sport for recreation or competition. Judo is an olym-pic sport with roots based in Jujitsu, which was the chosen martial art of the Japanese samurai warriors. You’ll use game-based activi-ties, along with more standard teaching techniques to encourage the development of the mind and the body with emphasis on active problem solving skills. our goal is to provide parents and students an alternative martial art experience that avoids the use of striking or kicking. Instructor: Frank Gerlitz, PhD. 5 Blackbelt Judo, 7 Blackbelt Jujitsu. 7 weeks. id# 3316.801 6/22 – 8/3 saturday Fee: $59 12:55 Pm – 1:45 Pm scarlett, upper Gym

Bully Proofing ages 5-10 with Parent. This is a unique opportunity for you to learn and bond together with your child in a physical activity that stresses fun, fitness, and funda-mentals. Your child will become more self confident, learn self con-trol, all while improving your parent-child relationship. Children will develop physical problem-solving skills that can transfer to many areas of their lives. We use play-based activities and role-playing to practice Judo/Jujitsu based self-defense techniques. most martial arts programs rely on striking the attacker with violent punches, kicks, knees, and elbows, but we take a different approach. All the techniques are purely defensive and avoid striking. We look forward to providing you and your child with a memorable learning experi-ence. Instructor: Frank Gerlitz, PhD. 5 Blackbelt Judo, 7 Blackbelt Ju-jitsu. 7 weeks.

id# 3315. 801 6/22 – 8/3 saturday

Fee: $59 12:55 Pm – 1:45 Pm scarlett, upper Gym

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Kids Power Karate Color Belt grades 1-6. For students who have achieved a color belt rank in the Kids Power Karate program. You will continue to learn traditional Tang soo Do techniques and self-defense at a rank appropriate level. Course emphasizes goal setting and personal development in a mar-tial arts setting. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Instructor: Profes-sional Karate schools of America instructors. 6 weeks. No class 7/5.

id# 3312.803 6/21 – 8/2 Friday Fee: $35 6:00 Pm – 6:45 Pm Logan, Gym

Sanchin-Ryu Karate for Self-Defense grades K-8. Children will be trained with proven, age-appropriate techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves from at-tackers using sanchin-ryu Karate & self-Defense and Project: secure Child (child safety). Class is set in a fun, yet structured environment. Children will achieve great self-confidence and leadership skills through the physical techniques, mental strategies, drills and exer-cises. Children focus on healthy attitudes rather than perfection! You work at your own pace. Instructor: sensei Jason Wikaryasz, certified instructor with 3rd Degree Black Belt. 7 weeks.

id# 3319.801 6/18 – 7/30 Tuesday Fee: $45 6:45 Pm – 7:30 Pm Wines, mPr

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Gymnastics Boys and girls, ages 4-Kindergarten and grades 1-5. Gymnastics incorporates strength, flexibility, speed, balance, coordination, discipline and self-esteem into a fun skill building activity. A combina-tion of floor exercises, vaulting, balance beam, uneven bars and wedge mat is practiced. Your child will progress at his/her own rate. age 4-K and LEvEL 1 (grades 1-5) skills practiced are appropriate for age and experience level. LEvEL ii (grades 1-5) Prerequisite: Able to demonstrate a Cartwheel. LEvEL iii (grades 1-5) Prerequisite: Able to demonstrate a Back Walkover. Instructors: Tumble Tot Gymnastics staff. 7 weeks. Fee: $69

cLass id # LeVeL daY date time LocatioN

3201.801 Ages 4-K Tuesday 6/18 - 7/30 5:45 Pm - 6:30 Pm Forsythe, Gym annex

3201.802 Lev I-III Tuesday 6/18 - 7/30 6:35 Pm - 7:35 Pm Forsythe, Gym annex

3201.803 Ages 4-K saturday 6/22 - 8/3 9:00 Am - 9:45 Am scarlett, upper Gym

3201.804 Level I & II saturday 6/22 - 8/3 9:50 Am-10:50 Am scarlett, upper Gym

3201.805 Level II saturday 6/22 - 8/3 10:50 Am - 11:50 Am scarlett, upper Gym

3201.806 Level III saturday 6/22 - 8/3 11:55 Am - 12:55 Pm scarlett, upper Gym

Youth YogaQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53149

Kid Yoga grades K-5. Improve your fitness and focus while having fun! This cooperative form of Yoga is held in a stress free environment where kids can explore poses and group activities while building self es-teem and teamwork. Please bring your own mat. Instructors: JT Quon (801), Nydia Quiroga (802). 7 weeks.

id# 3701.801 6/17 – 7/29 monday Fee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Forsythe, Gym Annex

id# 3701.802 6/19 – 7/31 Wednesday Fee: $65 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm scarlett, Cafe

Baton Twirling girls and Boys, grades K-8. New or experienced twirlers are wel-come. Do you want to learn a new way to express your school spir-it? Individual and group routines with marching and twirling are taught. Perform for family and friends! You will have the opportunity to participate in an annual recital/awards presentation and parades (not included with the class). If you need a baton, they are measured the first day and the fee is $13-$27 (used batons available). Instruc-tor: Jenney Gordon, owner Jenney Lynn’s Baton Twirling Academy. 6 weeks. No class 7/2.

id# 3430.801 6/25 – 8/6 TuesdayFee: $49 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm Forsythe, Gym

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Child Care

Fun, Affordable Care that meets the Needs of active kids... and their Parents!

1. Download forms online at www.aareced.com/reced.childcare2. Pick up a registration packet at your child’s school office3. Stop by the Rec&Ed Office at 1515 S. Seventh St, Ann Arbor, MI

The quality care you are looking for is available right at your child’s own school. We provide academic, creative, social and physical enrichment activities that enhance the before and

after school hours. For information call 734-994-2300.

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Youth SwimLearn to swim Levels:Please read the swim level descriptions below carefully for correct class placement. Participants must have the re-quired skill to participate in the selected class. Note that we can no longer transfer partici-pants to lower level classes. If you have questions regarding swim levels call 994-2300 ext. 53232. see www.aareced.com/reced.programs/reced.instr_prog/swim for complete descriptions.

LEvEL 1- age: 4-6 requirement: must be comfortable in water with-out a parent . LEvEL 1.5- age: 7-10 requirement: must be comfortable in water without a parent. LEvEL 2- age: 4+ requirement: must be comfortable with head or face in water and have overcome their fear of water. LEvEL 3- age: 5+ requirement: must be able to front and back float independently and take 1-2 strokes by themselves. LEvEL 4- age: 6+ requirement: must be able to swim independent-ly half the width of the pool (5yds) while using side breathing.LEvEL 5- age: 7+ requirement: must be able to swim indepen-dently the full width of the pool with proper front and backstroke technique. LEvEL 6- age: 7+ requirement: must be able to swim independent-ly the full width of the pool with proper technique, and be comfort-able swimming in the deep end.LEvEL 7- age: 8+ requirement: must be able to swim half the length of the pool using 3 major strokes, and butterfly width of the pool LEvEL 8- age: 8+ requirement: must be able to swim the full length of the pool using 3 major strokes, and butterfly half the length of the pool.LEvEL 9 - age: 9+ requirement: must be able to swim 2 full lengths (50yds) of 3 major strokes, and 1 full length of butterfly, with good technique, and have endurance to swim continuously for 1 hour.

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Parent/Child Classes Fee per child. These classes require at least one adult to accompany each child in water. Please Note: If your child is not 100% toilet-trained they will need to wear a swim diaper.6-7 weeks. iNFANt/tot Parent/child class. Children, from 6 months to 3 years of age, will learn water ad-justment, kicking, and getting their face splashed. songs and rhymes are used to help children feel comfortable in the water.

PrESChooL Parent/child class for 3-5 yr olds. This class will help children practice basic water adjustment skills, preliminary aquatic skills, and increased independence through the use of games and songs. emphasis is on building confidence and independence from the parent.

ID# level locaTIon Day TIme DaTeS Fee

3506.801 Infant/Tot scarlett sat 10:00 Am - 10:35 Am 6/22-7/27 $55

3506.803 Infant/Tot scarlett sat 10:40 Am - 11:15 Am 6/22-7/27 $55

3501.801 Infant/Tot Forsythe mon 6:40 Pm – 7:15 Pm 6/17-7/29 $59

3506.805 Preschool scarlett Tues 10:00 Am – 10:35 Am 6/18-7/30 $59

For more information on our Aquatics Program please visit www.aareced.com.

Due to the popularity of this program and the small class size, classes fill quickly. Please list several alternative time choices on your reg-istration, if possible. Classes are for children 6 months and older. If your child is 7 years or older, please have your child use the same-sex locker room. 6-7 classes.

Private and semi-private (2 people) lessons! Classes are $120 for four 30-minute private sessions or $80 per partic-ipant for four 30-minute semi-private sessions. Various pools, times, and instructors are available. Call the rec&ed swim program phone line, 734-994-2300 ext. 53232, for more information and to schedule convenient times. Due to the large volume of calls we receive, you may need to leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible.

Pre-K Swim ages 3-4 years only. Your preschool-age child will focus on blowing bubbles, splashing, and other basic movements through the use of songs and games. His or her enjoyment of the water will greatly increase and your child will be better prepared for our Learn-To-swim levels. This is an independent experience, designed for young children who are already comfortable in the water without a parent. 6 weeks.

id# 3501.814 6/21 – 8/2 FridayFee $55 5:30 Pm – 6:00 Pm High Point Pool

id# 3501.815 6/21 – 8/2 FridayFee $55 6:00 Pm – 6:30 Pm High Point Pool

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Scarlett – Saturday Lessons 6/22 – 7/37 6 classes Fee: $55

cLass id# LeVeL time

3516.801 Level 1 11:20 Am – 11:55 Am

3516.802 Level 1 12:40 Pm – 1:15 Pm

3526.801 Level 2 12 Noon – 12:35 Pm

3536.801 Level 3 11:20 Am – 11:55 Am

3536.802 Level 3 12:40 Pm – 1:15 Pm

3546.801 Level 4 12 Noon – 12:35 Pm

3556.801 Level 5 10:40 Am – 11:15 Am

3566.801 Level 6 10:00 Am – 10:35 Am

Forsythe – Monday Lessons6/17 – 7/29 7 classes Fee: $59


3511.801 Level 1.5 7:20 Pm – 7:55 Pm

3521.801 Level 2 6:00 Pm – 6:35 Pm

3531.801 Level 3 6:00 Pm – 6:35 Pm

3541.801 Level 4 7:20 Pm – 7:55 Pm

3551.801 Level 5 6:40 Pm – 7:15 Pm

PooL wateR dePtHs:Scarlett & Forsythe: 3’6” to 10’ High Point: 2’10” to 6’

are you interested in becoming a swim instructor?call 734-994-2300, ext. 53232 or email

[email protected] for more information.

For High School & Adult Water Polo and Adult Swim classes, see page 5 .

For Scuba classes, see page 6.

Huron Water PoloBoys & girls, grades 5-8. Beginning to advanced players welcome. You’ll have a great time learning or improving your water polo game through instruction on individual skills and team fundamentals, plus perfect your game through scrimmaging. Head Coach: Justin Thoresen, Huron Water Polo. 7 weeks.

id# 3597.801 6/17 – 7/29 monday Fee: $59 6:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm Huron, Pool

Pioneer Water Polo Summer Program grades: 3-8 Are you looking to begin your water polo career or take the big step forward in your water polo skills? Beginning to advanced players welcome.Have fun this summer b y playing water polo. The focus will be on developing water polo skills at individual and team levels. Head Coach: Will Hart, Pioneer Head Water Polo Coach, assis-tant coaches; mike Gottliebsen, seiji osawa, Davis Argersinger, and players. 6 weeks. No class 7/4.

id# 3592.801 6/17 – 7/25 monday-ThursdayFee: $99 4:00 Pm – 5:00 Pm Pioneer, Pool


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Scarlett – Tuesday & Thursday Daytime Lessons First session 6/18 – 7/9 6 classes second session 7/16 – 8/1 6 classes Fee: $55

1st sessioN 2Nd sessioN LeVeL time

3516.805 3516.815 Level 1 11:20 Am – 11:55 Am

3526.805 3526.815 Level 2 10:40 Am – 11:15 Am

3536.805 3536.815 Level 3 11:20 Am – 11:55 Am

3546.805 3546.815 Level 4 10:40 Am – 11:15 Am

3576.805 3576.815 Level 7 10:00 Am – 10:35 Am

competitive swim Fee: $59

3596.805 3596.815 Level 9 12 Noon – 1:00 Pm

Forsythe – Wednesday Lessons 6/19 – 7/31 6 classes Fee: $55


3515.806 Level 1 5:30 Pm – 6:05 Pm

3525.806 Level 2 6:10 Pm – 6:45 Pm

3535.806 Level 3 5:30 Pm – 6:05 Pm

3555.806 Level 5 6:50 Pm – 7:25 Pm

3565.806 Level 6 7:20 Pm – 7:55 Pm

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Youth Tennis Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53243Email: [email protected]

Player Level descriptions:

miGhtY mitE (ages 5-7) enjoy learning fundamental skills in this fun, games and rally-based approach to tennis. “short” racquets provided by instructors on-court.

BEGiNNEr (ages 8-10, and 11-15) (offered in spring, summer, Fall) Little or no experience; develop coordination, agility, and ball striking skills in this age-appropriate, rally-based approach to tennis.

BEGiNNEr ii (ages 8-15) (offered in summer, Fall) Beginner class or equivalent; will continue to refine strokes and build confidence, agility and rally consistency.

AdvANCEd BEGiNNEr (ages 9-15) Prerequisite: Beginner or equivalent - can rally the ball using both forehand and backhand from mid to backcourt, hit volleys and serve (inconsistently); will review and improve all strokes, learn more about rules by playing interactive live ball games.

iNtErmEdiAtE (ages 9-15) Prerequisite: Advanced Beginner - can rally from the baseline fairly consistently, feels comfortable at net hitting yolleys and overheads, serves fairly consistently from baseline; will work on perfecting all strokes, confidence and consistency, begin match play, and strategy.

AdvANCEd (ages 13-18) Prerequisite: Intermediate level or equivalent, – must rally the ball full court consistently with pace and direction, confident approaching and playing at net; serves consistently with a defined first and second serve, and can comfortably play singles and doubles matches; will work on match play skills, strategy, technique.

Classes include instruction, drills, fun games, agility and team building exercises. Please read the player level descriptions and age levels below carefully for correct class placement. Bring your own racquet, or use a free loaner racquet provided by your instructor in classd mighty mite and Beginner classes incor-porate usTA 10 and under Tennis format featuring smaller court size and special balls, making it easier for kids to pick up a racquet and have fun rallying right away! (www.10andundertennis.com)

Day Classes Classes run for two weeks, monday – Thursday, with rain make-ups scheduled on Friday.

claSS ID# level Day TIme DaTeS locaTIon #claSSeS Fee

3603.811 mighty mite monday-Thursday 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am 6/17 – 6/27 skyline 8 $95

3603.812 mighty mite monday-Thursday 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am 7/8 – 7/18 skyline 8 $95

3601.811 Beginner monday-Thursday 10:00 Am – 11:15 Am 6/17 – 6/27 skyline 8 $95

3601.812 Beginner (Ages 8-10) monday-Thursday 10:00 Am – 11:15 Am 7/8 – 7/18 skyline 8 $95

3601.813 Beginner II/Adv Beg. monday-Thursday 9:30 Am – 10:45 Am 7/22 – 8/2 skyline 8 $95

3601.814 Intermediate monday-Thursday 10:45 Am – 12 Noon 7/22 – 8/2 skyline 8 $95

Evening ClassesclaSS ID# level Day TIme DaTeS locaTIon #claSSeS Fee

3603.821 mighty mite mon/Wed/Thurs 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm 6/17 – 6/27 Clague 6 $69

3603.822 mighty mite Tuesday/Thursday 6:00 Pm– 7:00 Pm 7/9 – 7/25 Clague 6 $69

3603.823 mighty mite monday/Wednesday 6:00 Pm– 7:00 Pm 7/29 – 8/14 scarlett 6 $69

3603.824 mighty mite Tuesday/Thursday 6:00 Pm – 7:00 Pm 8/6 – 8/22 Clague 6 $69

3601.821 Beginner (Ages 8-10) mon/Wed/Thurs 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm 6/17 – 6/27 Clague 6 $69

3601.822 Beginner (Ages 11-15) Tuesday/Thursday 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm 7/9 – 7/25 Clague 6 $69

3601.823 Beginner/Beginner II monday/Wednesday 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm 7/29 – 8/14 scarlett 6 $69

3601.824 AdvBeg/Intermediate Tuesday/Thursday 7:00 Pm – 8:15 Pm 8/6 – 8/22 Clague 6 $69

Weekend ClassesclaSS ID# level Day TIme DaTeS locaTIon #claSSeS Fee

3603.831 mighty mite saturday 9:30 Am – 10:30 Am 6/15 – 7/20 scarlett 5 $59

3603.832 mighty mite saturday 9:30 Am – 10:30 Am 7/27 – 8/24 scarlett 5 $59

3601.831 Beginner saturday 10:30 Am – 11:45 Am 6/15 – 7/20 scarlett 5 $59

3601.832 Advanced Beg. saturday 10:30 Am – 11:45 Am 7/27 – 8/24 scarlett 5 $59

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Junior city tennis tournament The Ann Arbor Community Tennis Association (AAACTA) and rec&ed Tennis encourages youth 14 and under to participate in the annual Ann Arbor Junior City Tennis Tournament, July 25 -26. For registration information, visit www.aaacta.org.

Team Tennis Practices: Coed ages 9-18. We offer year co-ed Team Tennis year round. Appropriate instructional prerequisites (stroke skills) are necessaryto play on each team. Players move up to the next team level by instructor’s permission. Players are encouraged to develop their skills and sportsmanship while having fun in a team setting. This summer, we offer a weekly 2 hour practice that focuses on drilling, improving stroke technique, point play, and strategy. No class on 7/3. see practice match play information below.

PurPLE tEAm (ages 9-14, intermediate) Prerequisite: Intermediate instructional class or equivalent. Play-ers can serve and rally full court fairiy consistently. Purple Team players drill, incorporate net play. match etiquette, learn basic strategy for singles and doubles match play. Instructor’s permissionrequired.

GoLd B tEAm (ages 13-17, intermediate) Prerequisite: JV tennis or equivalent experience including usTA Team Tennis matches. Players consistently serve and rally from the baseline, have proficient net skills, and can comfortably play singles and doubles matches. Gold B Team practice includes drilling and point play. Participants should feel confident playing JV high school tennis. Instructor’s permission required.

claSS ID# level Day TIme DaTeS locaTIon # claSSeS Fee

3608.801 Purple Team (Intermediate) Wednesday 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm 6/19 – 8/7 Huron 7 $99

3608.802 Gold B Team (Intermediate) Wednesday 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm 6/19 – 8/7 Huron 7 $99

High school age PlayersBeginner and advanced beginner high school players up to age 15 should attend youth instructional classes, and those 16 and older should attend adult instructional classes. experienced high school players (JV/Intermediate) should enroll on the Gold B Team. Gold A Team (Varsity/Advanced) is offered in Fall and Winter.

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Free Practice match Play at PioneerDon’t miss the opportunity to practice match play this summer on weekday mornings (monday-Friday)

starting on June 17. Hosted by Pioner Tennis program. Open to players from any school.

•9:00AM–10:30AM Middleschoolboysandgirls,highschoolJVandVarsitygirls•10:30AM–12Noon HighschoolJVandVarsityboys

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Mini-Kids “Fun 4 All” Sports Campages 4-7 (must be 4 prior to camp). our coaches will lead your child through a variety of sports and games including soccer, kickball, dodgeball, basketball, capture the flag, football, and many more. Come out and have some good ol’ backyard fun! Please bring water. Campers must wear appropriate clothing; no sandals. Coaches: one on one sports Training staff.

CAMP ID# AgES LOCATIOn DATES DAyS TIMES FEE

3413.801 4-7 years Abbot 6/17 – 6/21 monday-Friday 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am $79

3413.802 4-7 years eberwhite 7/8 – 7/12 monday-Friday 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am $79

3413.803 4-7 years Wines 7/22 – 7/26 monday-Friday 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am $79

Pre-School Soccer Camp Your preschooler (must be 3 prior to camp) will learn the very basics of soccer through FuNdamental games and exercises. Young players de-velop motor skills such as balance and movement, as they practice dribbling and shooting in a soccer environment. Your preschooler will also improve his/her listening skills and following verbal directions. small-sided games will be played on Friday. Campers must wear appropriate shoes (no sandals). Please bring water. Coaches: British elite soccer Training staff.

CAMP ID# AgES LOCATIOn DATES DAyS TIMES FEE

3415.801 3-5 years Wines 6/17 – 6/21 monday-Friday 12:30 Pm – 1:30 Pm $69

3415.802 3-5 years scarlett 7/22 – 7/26 monday-Friday 4:30 Pm – 5:30 Pm $69

3415.803 3-5 years Forsythe 7/29 – 8/2 monday-Friday 4:30 Pm – 5:30 Pm $69

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Preschool Basketball Campages 3-5. (must be 3 prior to camp). Your camper learns all the basics. Improving motor skills and overall physical fitness is the focus of the camp. Coaches: one on one sports Training staff.

id# 3404.801 7/1 – 7/3 monday-Wednesday Fee: $49 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am eberwhite

Sports Camps are available for kids in pre-kindergarten through grade 12 (entering fall 2013).

Camps are co-ed unless otherwise indicated. Participants will receive a sport bag.

Preschool Sports Camps

NEW!Mini-Kids 5 Sports Campages 4-7 (must be 4 prior to camp) This is a great camp to introduce your child to 5 different sports! our coaches are committed to mak-ing sure the kids have fun in a safe, pressure free environment.Please bring water. Children must wear appropriate clothing; no sandals. Coaches: one on one sports Training staff.

id# 3413.804 8/5 – 8/9 monday-Friday Fee: $79 9:00 Am – 10:00 Am eberwhite

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Intro to Field Hockey Camp: Half Day Your camper will learn proper techniques in stick skills, passing, and shots on goal plus rules of the field, corners, defensive tackling, ands field positioning. Please bring shin guards, a mouth guard, field hock-ey stick, water and snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3411.801 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. 1-3 monday-Friday Fee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

id# 3411.802 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. 4-6 monday-Friday Fee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

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Field Hockey Skills Camp: Full Day Is your child looking for a chance to build their field knowledge and skill set with sweeps, drives, full-field passing, corner plays, defensive and offensive positioning, and field awareness? Beginner or hockey aficionado, join us for a week of scrimmages and drills. Please bring shin guards, a mouth guard, field hockey stick, lunch, water and snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3411.803 7/22 – 7/26: Gr. 3-5 monday-Friday Fee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

id# 3411.804 7/22 – 7/26: Gr. 6-8 monday-Friday Fee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

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Huron Field Hockey Camp: Half Daygrades 3-8. Kids will have a great time working with Huron High coaches and players! more challenging drills are taught to advanced campers, while beginners work on the fundamentals of the game. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: Huron Field Hockey coaching staff and players.

id# 3459.801 8/12 – 8/14 monday-Wednesday Fee: $105 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Huron

Field Hockey Camp - Tune Up for Fallgrades 5-8. strategies on offense, defense and penalty corners will be taught through fun and creative drills. The development of stick work skills is emphasized. Team concepts and strategies such as po-sitioning and set-plays will also be covered. Please mouth guard,shin guards, water and snack. sticks provided or bring your own. Coaches: marsha mumm, Greenhills Hs coach.

id# 3406.801 8/26 – 8/30 monday-Friday Fee: $99 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm Buhr Park

British Multi-Sports Campgrades 2-8. This fun-filled camp is perfect for the activity-minded kid looking for something new. If you enjoy sports and games, you will love learning British sports and games. sports include rugby, Cricket, rounders, British Bulldogs, Kickball, Handball and Wemb-ley. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: Challenger sports staff.

id# 3453.801 7/15 – 7/19 monday-FridayFee: $169 1:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm Forsythe, Gym/ Fields

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Multi-Sports Campgrades 2-8. Campers who love sports and games, will enjoy playing a variety of sports/games each day and learning new ones! Just bring your baseball mitt and a pair of indoor/ outdoor shoes and our staff will supply the rest! All players will have a chance to win daily prizes! Please bring water, snack and sack lunch. Coaches: GVP sports staff.

id# 3401.801 7/22 – 7/26 monday-FridayFee: $209 9:30 Am – 3:00 Pm scarlett, Gym/Fields

id# 3401.802 8/5 – 8/9 monday-FridayFee: $209 9:30 Am – 3:00 Pm Forsythe, Gym/Fields

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Baseball Campeach day campers work on basic to advanced baseball skills and play a game, too! They learn in a safe, structured environment, have fun and gain confidence. Daily hitting, fielding, pitching and outfield stations are featured as well as daily trivia contests and prizes for everyone! A written evaluation on skills is provided at the end of camp. Campers should bring mitts, bats, snack and water bottles marked with their name. Coaches: GVP sports staff.

CAMP ID# gRADES LOCATIOn DATES DAyS TIMES FEE

3405.801 1-6 Allmendinger Park 6/24 – 6/28 monday-Friday 9:30 Am – 12 Noon $119



Skyline Softball Skills Campgirls, grades 4-9. Join the skyline coaches for 3 days of softball skill building and fun. Campers work on defensive skills: throwing, field-ing and footwork and offensive skills: hitting fundamentals, bunting and base running. special drills are offered for pitchers and catchers. Campers gain valuable knowledge while having fun in the process. Please bring water. Coaches: skyline High school coaches.

id# 3469.801 6/24 – 6/26 monday-WednesdayFee: $99 9:00 Am – 12 Noon skyline, softball Diamond

Pioneer Youth Softball Campgrades 1-8. Campers have fun working in small groups for instruc-tional drills, scrimmages, team play and skill competition. Focus will be learning and improving fundamental skills of the game, including hitting, base running, fielding, throwing and positional play. Pitching and catching instruction is also included. Please bring snacks and water. Coaches: Darcy Knoll, Pioneer softball coach.

id# 3461.801 7/8 – 7/11 monday-ThursdayFee: $95 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm Pioneer, softball Diamond

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233BaSeBall & SoFTBall campS

“Next Level” Basketball Skills Camp: Full DayCampers Improve their game while having fun. Focus on improving basketball knowledge and ability through daily drills, skill competi-tions, conditioning and agility workouts, and new resistance training methods. There will be special surprise guests! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: one on one Basketball & sports Training.

id# 3402.812 8/12 – 8/16: Gr. 3-5 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

id# 3402.813 8/12 – 8/16: Gr. 6-8 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

Basketball Fundamental Skills Camp: Half DayThis is the perfect basketball camp for children who want to learn more about basketball. Campers will have fun with daily drills, games, and team building exercises. The coaches provide a comfortable, pressure-free environment with an emphasis fun! Please bring water and a snack. Coaches: one on one Basketball & sports Training.

id# 3402.801 6/24 – 6/28: Gr. 1-5 monday-FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon scarlett

id# 3402.802 7/8 – 7/12: Gr. 4-8 Boys monday-FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon scarlett

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Basketball Skills & Drills Camp: Full Day grades 1-3. The focus is on drills that improve the skills of the in-dividual player in areas of dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, of-fense and teamwork. grades 4-6. Coaches will help improve camp-er’s game through daily drills, scrimmages, offensive and defensive strategies, and conditioning. They will work on their ball handling, shooting, defense, footwork, agility, and overall basketball IQ. There will also be daily contests and scrimmages for all. sportsmanship is emphasized. Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: one on one Basketball & sports Training.

id# 3402.803 7/29 – 8/2: Gr. 1-3 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe

id# 3402.804 7/29 – 8/2: Gr. 4-6 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe

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BE READY: Basketball Training CampThink you got game? Want to showcase your talents to the other players and coaches around the area? Need to work on your game during the off-season? Then register for Basketball Training Camp! our experienced coaches will help you elevate your game and get you ready for next season! Focus on your basketball IQ and talent through daily drills and skill competitions. Improve your ball handling, passing, shooting, defense, and footwork! our CsCs Coach (Certified strength & Conditioning specialist) has worked with the michigan Football program and other College Athletes. In addition, 2on2, 3on3, 4on4, and 5on5 competitions and scrimmages will be held all week! Be ready to push yourself outside your comfort level! each camper will receive a jersey, and a chance to win other exciting prizes throughout the week! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Campers will be separated by age or talent level. Also, special surprise guests will be featured throughout the week.

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3402.831 9-12 Boys skyline 6/17 – 6/21 monday-Friday 12 Noon – 5:00 Pm $315

3402.832 9-12 girls skyline 6/17 – 6/21 monday-Friday 12 Noon – 5:00 Pm $315

3402.833 9-12 Boys skyline 8/5 – 8/9 monday-Friday 12 Noon – 5:00 Pm $315

3402.834 9-12 girls skyline 8/5 – 8/9 monday-Friday 12 Noon – 5:00 Pm $315

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Skyline Basketball Camp Middle School: Half Day grades 6-8. Improve your game by working on offensive and de-fensive fundamentals! our focus is on improving the jump shot (through video analysis) and learning how to attack the basket with a variety of moves from perimeter to post. meet current skyline play-ers and tour the school. Water, snack and sports drinks are provided. Coaches: mike Lovelace, skyline Head Varsity Boy’s Coach, skyline coaching staff and players.

id# 3475.801 6/24 – 6/28 monday-FridayFee: $129 8:30 Am – 12 Noon skyline

Pioneer Basketball Camp: Full Daygrades 3-8. This all-day camp is designed for the young player look-ing to make a significant leap in his basketball skill and development. The Pioneer coaching staff will teach the fundamental skill develop-ment and defensive understanding that helped Pioneer teams attain one of the state’s top winning percentages during the past 8 years. Please bring snack, lunch and water (concession stand also available with pizza lunch for fee). Coaches: rex stanczak, Pioneer Hs Varsity Coach, coaching staff and players.

id# 3450.801 6/17 – 6/20 monday-ThursdayFee: $259 8:30 Am – 3:30 Pm Pioneer

id# 3450.802 7/22 – 7/25 monday-ThursdayFee: $259 8:30 Am – 3:30 Pm Pioneer

Pioneer Basketball Camp: Girls Campers acquire and improve fundamental skills in this camp. You have the opportunity to participate in drill work, games, and skill contests. You will improve your ball handling, work on fast break and transition drills and participate in scrimmages. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: Crystal Westfield, Pioneer Girl’s Varsity coach, coaching staff and players. 2 weeks (801, 802), 1 week (803).

id# 3408.801 7/8 – 7/18: Gr. 3-5 monday-ThursdayFee: $125 9:00 Am – 10:30 Am Pioneer

id# 3408.802 7/8 – 7/18: Gr. 6-8 monday-ThursdayFee: $159 10:30 Am – 12:30 Pm Pioneer

id# 3408.803 7/8 – 7/11: Gr. 9-12 monday-ThursdayFee: $125 12:30 Pm – 3:30 Pm Pioneer

Skyline Basketball Camp Youth: Full Day Need a place to go during Art Fair? Join us. You’ll improve your game with work on offensive and defensive fundamentals. Participate in individual skills, team competitions and scrimmages, while learn-ing from current players. Please bring lunch. Water, snack and sports drinks are provided. Coaches: mike Lovelace, skyline Head Varsity Boy’s Coach, skyline coaching staff and current players.

id# 3476.801 7/15 – 7/18 monday-ThursdayFee: $225 9:00 Am – 3:00 Pm skyline

7/19 Friday 9:00 Am – 12 Noon skyline

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“Next Level” Football Skills Camp (non-contact): Full Day Want to take your football skills to the next level during the off-season? one on one sports Training coaches have the experience, knowledge, and passion to help you elevate your game to the next level! each camper will receive a t-shirt and a chance to win prizes! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. **special surprise Guests**

id# 3403.802 7/15 – 7/19: Gr. 3-5 monday - FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer


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Soccer Fundamental Skills Camp All skill levels welcome. No matter the skill level, our coaches will help campers improve ball control, shooting and passing tech-niques, as well as defensive skills. Gain the overall knowledge necessary to play with a team! These camps are a “no pressure, fun for all” activity. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: one on one sports Training staff (802, 803), British elite soccer Train-ing staff (801, 804, 805, 806)).

id# 3409.801 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. K-5 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Wines

id# 3409.802 6/24 – 6/28: Gr. K-5 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon eberwhite

id# 3409.803 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. 4-8 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon scarlett id# 3409.804 7/22 – 7/26: Gr. K-5 monday - FridayFee: $115 5:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm scarlett

id# 3409.805 7/29 – 8/2: Gr. K-5 monday - FridayFee: $115 5:30 Pm – 7:30 Pm Forsythe

id# 3409.806 8/12 – 8/16: Gr. K-5 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

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Soccer Skills & Drills Camp: Full Day Does your child have an interest or a love for soccer? If so, this summer send your child to our fun, all day soccer camp. Campers will work on proper fundamentals for ball control, passing, shoot-ing, defensive skills, footwork, and position awareness. each camper will receive a chance to win other prizes! Please bring water, lunch and a snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.



“Next Level” Soccer Skills Camp: Full Day Campers will improve their game through daily drills while focus-ing on ball control, conditioning and agility, footwork, and proper positioning. Campers have daily contests, scrimmaging 1on1, 2 on 2, 3 on 3, 4 on 4, and more individual and team competitions! each camper will have a chance to win other prizes! Please bring a lunch, water and snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3409.813 8/5 – 8/9 : Gr. 3-5 monday - FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

id# 3409.814 8/5 – 8/9 : Gr. 6-8 monday - FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer

FooTBall campSFootball Skills Camp (non-contact): Half Daygrades 1-5. Does your child want to learn how to play football with-out the contact? real football drills and skills will be taught, includ-ing passing, rushing, receiving, as well as offensive and defensive strategies. Your child will learn how to play football in a safe, fun environment! Teamwork and sportsmanship are emphasized in our pressure-free camp. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3403.801 8/5 – 8/9 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

GolF campSBeginning Golf Camp: Half DayIs your child interested in golf? Campers will learn about the funda-mentals of the swing, chipping, and putting through various drills and stations. For the older campers game improvement drills, golf etiquette, rules, golf course safety, are also taught. Please bring wa-ter and snack. Golf clubs provided for use during camp or bring your own. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3412.801 8/5 – 8/9 : Gr. 1-4 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

id# 3412.802 8/5 – 8/9 : Gr. 5-8 monday - FridayFee: 169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

Junior Golf Camp: Half Day grades 2-10. The basic techniques and atheltic skills are emphasized along with fun! small student/teacher ratio (5-1). All campers will receive a five bucket range pass, certificates, daily prizes, on course play, parent-child playing pass and lunch. warm-up begins at 8:30 am; instruction starts at 9:00 am. Instructor: Debbie Williams-Hoak, Former LPGA Tour Player, Head Teaching Professional Lake For-est Golf Club, Director of Lake Forest Golf Academy.

id# 3440.801 6/24 – 6/27 monday - ThursdayFee: $199 9:00 Am – 12:30 Pm Lake Forest Golf Club

id# 3440.802 7/8 – 7/11 monday - ThursdayFee: $199 9:00 Am – 12:30 Pm Lake Forest Golf Club

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Beginner Lacrosse Camp: Half DayCampers will enjoy a fun week of skill-building activities designed to improve your stickhandling, cradling, passing, shooting, and de-fensive skills. All programs are co-ed, non-contact, and skill-based. Please bring protective gloves, elbow pads (recommended), mouth guard, lacrosse stick, snack and water. Lacrosse sticks are also avail-able for use if needed. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3427.801 7/29 – 8/2: Gr. 1-3 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

id# 3427.802 7/29 – 8/2: Gr. 4-6 monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

Lacrosse Skills Camp: Half Day gRades 4-8. For players of any level. You’ll gain experience in the proper techniques through small and large group activities and skill contests. Bring lacrosse sticks, mouth guard, gloves, pads, helmet, snack and water. Coaches: one on one sports Training.

id# 3407.801 7/15 – 7/19: Boys monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

id# 3407.802 7/15 – 7/19: Girls monday - FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

Lacrosse Skills & Drills Camp: Full Dayour coaches will help campers elevate their game through drills, techniques, conditioning, agility, and scrimmaging. Campers will work on ball handling, fast break, and transition skills and partici-pate in daily skill contests, games, individual and team competitions! Please bring water, lunch and a snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training.



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Track & Field Camp grades 1-8. The exercises and drills are designed to prepare you for a future in cross-country, track and field events, or distance running, while inspiring a lifelong love for being active. Track events include long distance, sprints, soft hurdles, and relays. Field events include javelin, shot put, discus, and standing long-jump. Participants dem-onstrate their talents at a track meet on the last day! Please wear ap-propriate clothing, and bring two snacks, water, running shoes and sunscreen. Coach: skyhawks sports Camps staff.

id# 3470.801 7/29 – 8/2 monday-FridayFee: $169 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer, Track

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Athletic Training Camp: Half Day NEW!

grades 4-8. Do you play basketball, football, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball, or any other sport? Want to improve your footwork, balance, speed and agility in your respective sport? our Athletic Training Camp staff will put you through a variety of drills working on key components: sCP (strength, conditioning, power), sAQ (speed, agility, quickness), and CBIP (core, balance, injury prevention). Coach steve brings his experience and high energy to help campers develop the proper foundation of ath-letic skills. Coach: steve Koski, one on one sports Training Head CsCs (Certified strength and Conditioning specialist), worked with u of m Football program and college athletes.

id# 3418.801 7/1 – 7/3 monday-WednesdayFee: $109 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

id# 3418.802 8/19 – 8/21 monday-WednesdayFee: $109 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Pioneer

Baton Twirling CampBoys & girls, grades K-8. You’ll learn and practice the basics of twirling and routines.each camper receives a certificate and baton related gift upon completion of camp. If you need a baton, they are measured the first day and the fee is $13-$27 (used batons available).Coach: Jenney Gordon, former Champion Twirler. For safety reasons, campers may not wear open-toed shoes.

id# 3431.801 6/19 – 6/20 Wednesday-ThursdayFee: $39 6:00 Pm – 8:00 Pm Forsythe

Kickball Kampgrades 1-6. Do you enjoy playing kickball and want to improve your game? Then join our coaches as they guide you through skill stations to help you improve your kicking, catching and throwing. each day will end with a scrimmage game. Prizes awarded daily. Please bring snack and water. Coaches: GVP sports staff

id# 3455.801 7/1 – 7/3 monday-WednesdayFee: $59 10:00 Am – 12 Noon Allmendinger Park

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Volleyball Fundamental Camp: Half Day grades 4-8. Campers will learn all about the proper serving tech-niques, teamwork and in-game rules and strategies. Daily skill con-tests and games, plus individual and team competitions through-out the week! Please bring snack, water and knee-pads (optional). Coach: one on one sports Training.

id# 3416.801 7/1 – 7/3 monday-WednesdayFee: $109 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Forsythe

NEW!Huron River Rats Summer Skills Volleyball Camp girls, grades 7-9. Huron coaches and players will share with camp-ers their knowledge of volleyball in a fun learning environment. Learn the 6 basic volleyball skills: passing, setting, serving, digging, hitting, and blocking. Increase your knowledge of volleyball through individual instruction and small group drills and games. on the last day enjoy an olympic Games competition. enrolling in this camp is an excellent opportunity to meet future high school teammates and friends. Coach: Toney Cumer, Huron Varsity coach, staff and players.

id# 3452.801 6/18 – 6/20 Tuesday-ThursdayFee: $99 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Huron, Gym

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“Next Level” Volleyball Skills Camp: Full DayCampers will focus on developing successful serving techniques, teamwork and in-game strategies. Daily skill contests and games, plus individual and team competitions throughout the week! Please bring water, lunch, and kneepads. special surprise guests. Coach: one on one sports Training.

id# 3416.802 7/29 – 8/2 : Gr. 3-5 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm scarlett

id# 3416.803 7/29 – 8/2 : Gr. 6-8 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm scarlett


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Amusement Parkgrades K-6. Get your ticket to ride at the Bricks 4 Kidz® Amusement Park! each day campers build a new ride out of LeGo® Bricks and learn how to make these miniature rides spin, roll, turn and rock. Campers participate in carnival-themed games, group challenges, model building and more. Join us to design your own thrills and challenges! students provide own snack and beverage. scholarship recipients pay $10. Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff.

id# 1315.801 7/22 – 7/26 monday-FridayFee: $249 9:00 Am – 12 Noon Wines

Ninjago Games Galoregrades 2-6. explore all things Ninja in this action-packed camp! You will learn about, create and play with Ninjago® characters, use bricks to construct arenas and dojo’s, and incorporate models into the games. Build and launch spinners to win other players parts. You will have opportunities for creative building with LeGo® bricks, play-ing LeGo® based games and competing in fun challenges. students provide own snack and beverage. scholarship recipients pay $10. In-structor: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff.

id# 1315.802 7/22 – 7/26 monday-FridayFee: $249 1:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm Wines

All elementary school campers take home a custom mini-Figure and Bricks 4 Kidz® T-shirt at the end of the week! Preschool campers take home a Bricks 4 Kidz® T-shirt at the end of the week! Free lunchtime supervision is provided when you register your child in the morning and afternoon camp combo*.


*Amusement Park & Ninjago Games Galore Camps Combogrades 2-6. students participate in both camps. Lunch time super-vision is provided. scholarship recipients pay $10. Campers bring snacks, lunch and beverage.

id# 1315.803 7/22 – 7/26 monday-FridayFee: $399 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Wines

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ages 3-5. Your preschooler will find out about animals from around the world using LeGo® Duplo Bricks. Kids learn as they talk about various topics: Where do the animals live?, What do they eat?, Why they are extinct?, and more. Concepts such as counting, ordering, and letter recognition are integrated into the curriculum to ensure developmentally-appropriate activities. Fine motor skills are devel-oped as children build and play in this camp. students provide own snack and beverage. Children must be potty trained. scholarship re-cipients pay $5. Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz® staff.

id# 1315.804 7/29 – 8/2 monday-FridayFee: $129 10:00 Am – 12 Noon Preschool & Family Ctr

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Hooked on Fun CampsQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Harry Potter Camp grades K-12. This year’s campers will choose activities from all the books, such as the amazing Tri-Wizard Tournament; building the min-istry of magic, Partying Down at the Yule Ball, creating wizard band music videos, and attending Dumbledore’s funeral or Bill & Fleur’s wedding. returning older students will host activities with younger wizards. Director: eileen Bigham.

id# 2409.801 7/8 – 7/12 monday-FridayFee: $245 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe

id# 2401.804 7/8 – 7/12: Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $75 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe

Japanese Anime Camp grades K-12. Konichiwa! Come to Japanese Anime camp and be spirited away to an exciting world of adventure. Construct your own manga store, develop and illustrate exciting anime stories and pro-duce your own manga. Learn Japanese words, martial arts moves and taste Japanese food. Anime movies will be featured daily for en-joyment and critique. Director: eileen Bigham.

id# 2410.801 7/1 – 7/3 monday-WednesdayFee: $149 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe

id# 2401.803 7/1 – 7/3: Ext. Care monday-WednesdayFee: $49 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe

Star Wars & Advanced Star Wars Camps ages 4-5/grades K-9. Come to a galaxy far, far away and join the Jedi Council. Take part in a multitude of fun and exciting star Wars activities and games. You’ll make light sabers, reenact scenes, play star Wars trivia, design costumes and more. “rEturN oF thE JEdi” - AdvANCEd StAr WArS CAmP. return for a second week to advance your Jedi skills and earn a special advanced rank! This special camp will allow you to study advanced techniques in every class at the Jedi school. Director: eileen Bigham. 1 week, Location Forsythe.

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2413.801 star Wars 6/24 – 6/28 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm $245

2401.802 extended care 6/24 – 6/28 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm $75

2413.802 star Wars 7/15 – 7/19 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm $245


2414.801 Advanced star Wars * 7/15 – 7/19 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm $245


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Pokemon/Trading Card Camp grades K-9. Attention all Yu-Gi-oh! Poke’mon and magic the Gath-ering fans. In one action packed week, you will construct your own decks and learn strategies to be the best. We provide a trading card draft for those without their own decks. Campers provide lunch, bev-erage and snacks. Director: Daniel Bigham.

id# 2412.801 8/26 – 8/30 monday-FridayFee: $245 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Church of the Good shepherd

id# 2401.811 8/26 – 8/30: Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $75 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Church of the Good shepherd2

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Summer Math Explosion grades K-4. exponentially grow your math skills. Participate in chal-lenging and creative math centers, match your skills against other campers in mad minute math, set, mancala and more in this high octane summer math explosion! Director: eileen Bigham.



• Register with id# 2400.800. This is a free one-time prerequisite to enroll in any Hooked on Fun Camps. • Camp fees include any field trips. •Camperswillbedividedbyageandgradeinto developmentally appropriate groups.•Studentsprovidelunch,beverageandsnacks.• HookedonFunCampsare“NutAware”.

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Writing Camp: Advanced I and IIAdvANCEd 1 writers will spend an entire week focused on accelerated writing strategies. Then each camper will select one piece to take through an extensive critique and revision process. This piece can then be used in the AdvANCEd 2 writing curriculum and turned into an il-lustrated book. Campers in Advanced 2 will practice more writing techniques used by the “pros”! Director: eileen Bigham. 1 week.

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2427.801 Advanced Writing I K-12 8/5 – 8/9 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe $245

2401.808 extended care K-12 8/5 – 8/9 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe $75

2427.802 Advanced Writing II K-12 8/19 – 8/23 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Church of the Good shepherd $245

2401.810 extended care K-12 8/19 – 8/23 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Church of the Good shepherd $75

Writing Camp: Beginning grades K-9. Be a “professional” writer and illustrator. Writers create a publishing company, plan and produce individual, fully illustrated unique picture books. In just days, transform your first draft into per-sonal masterpieces. Director: eileen Bigham


id# 2401.803 7/1 – 7/3 Ext. Care monday-WednesdayFee: $49 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe

Writing Camp: Intermediategrades K-9. Discussions include writing motivation, craft of writ-ing, extensive literature exposure, and anti-bias and multi-cultural themes. Art exploration includes graphic design, watercolor, illustra-tion and collage techniques. Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced camps run in sequence; taking writing camps in sequence is recom-mended but not required. Director: eileen Bigham.


id# 2401.807 7/29 – 8/2 Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $75 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe

NEW!The Ultimate Field Trip Camp: Exploring Ann Arbor! grades K-9. Campers prepare for field trips with fun team building activities and safety training. each day will bring a new adventure. Destinations may include Zap Zone, Hands on museum, rave mov-ie Theater, Vets Pool, The Ice Cube, picnics at local parks and much more. You will have so much fun at this camp. Hop on the “Field Trip Train”! Director: eileen Bigham.



Essays & Grammar Made Fungrades 3-9. Learn to write a complete essay and boost your gram-mar skills in just five days!! our innovative approach helps students grasp and retain grammar skills, which are then applied to step-by-step writing instruction and utilized in a completed essay. This camp is open to students of all skill levels and is esL friendly. Director: ei-leen Bigham.



Peace in the World Camp grades 3-9. Campers build skills in conflict resolution, learn to apply anti-bullying techniques, develop socio-economic awareness, and learn tolerance and anti-bias principles. Participants will build their own governments with their newly acquired knowledge and exper-tise. Peace in the World Camp: developing thoughtful, future players for the world stage. Director: eileen Bigham


id# 2401.810 8/19 – 8/23 Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $75 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Church of the Good shepherd

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SpongeBob Campgrades K-5. Hang out “down under” with friends like spongeBob, Pat-rick, and squidward. Activities include Deep sea Driving Lessons, sand Boarding and Karate at sandy’s sB&K Academy. Contests include Crab Flipping, spongeBob Laugh, and Bubble Blowing. Visit the snail Pet-ting Zoo and enjoy the Crabby Patty Treasure Hunt. Have the funniest undersea adventure of a lifetime! Director: eileen Bigham.



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Dinosaur Prehistoric Adventure Camp grades K-5. Breaking News! Dinosaurs Discovered in Ann Arbor!! Come and join us for a new discovery at our exciting excavation sight. explore the Jurassic Jungle, plus enjoy fossil making, a dinosaur dig, and a field trip to the Natural History museum. sign up before this dinosaur expedition becomes extinct. Director: eileen Bigham



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The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings grades 3-12. Go on an unexpected journey and bring the fantasy world of middle earth to life!! Join the ranks of elves, dwarves, men, Wizards or Hobbits and play awesome games like Troll Tag, sting the spider and The Gollum riddle Game. Build your own Hobbit Hole, eat first and second breakfasts and party down Hobbit-style in The shire. Director: eileen Bigham.



Superheroes Training Camp grades K-5. Think you have what it takes to save the world? Camp-ers will separate into superhero teams and train to save the world from evil villains. Learn superhero skills from spiderman, Batman and Cat Woman, The Incredible Hulk, superman and Wonder Woman and many more. Activities include team-building and co-operative games, superhero mask and costume creation, superpowers class, and identi-ty ball. Come to this camp to bring out the superpowers hidden inside you! Director: eileen Bigham.


id# 2401.803 7/1 – 7/3 Ext. Care monday-WednesdayFee: $49 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm Forsythe

Circus-Under the Big Top grades K-9. Did you ever dream of joining the circus? Campers will use loads of imaginative play to train to be a performer and become part of the circus parade. There will be a “Big Top” performance for par-ents and friends complete with cotton candy and popcorn!! Join the circus, you’ll be glad you did! Director: eileen Bigham.



NEW!Movie Theater Camp grades 3-9. Lights! Camera! Action! movie Theater Camp. Campers will write, act, shoot, direct and edit their own short film. Camp will culminate with a screening and “oscars Award show” on Friday after-noon. Director: eileen Bigham.



Restaurant Camp grades K-12. Design and run Your own restaurant!! Calling on all Cooks and Waiters! Field trips to local restaurants will assist in the learning and research of restaurant etiquette, nutrition and food cri-tique. Campers will create a restaurant theme, design uniforms, menus and decor. Bring your apron and tray. sign up now for this exciting, creative real life experience! Director: eileen Bigham.



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NEW!Reading Campon Your mark! Get set! read! Don’t let the summer pass you by without reading an exciting book. Choose a book from our collection and we will help you read and understand the story. Campers will be grouped by ability level for intensive work. maximize your child’s potential – reAD WITH us! Director: eileen Bigham. 1 week.

camp ID# camp GraDeS DaTeS TImeS locaTIon Fee

2402.801 reading K-5 6/24 – 6/28 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe $245

2401.802 extended care K-5 6/24 – 6/28 7:30-9:00 Am/4:00-5:30 Pm Forsythe $75

2402.802 reading K-5 8/19 – 8/23 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Church of the Good shepherd $245

2401.810 extended care K-5 8/19 – 8/23 7:30-9:00 Am/4:00-5:30 Pm Church of the Good shepherd $75

Kidconomics Camp grades K-9. Kids learn fiscal responsibility as they explore money management. This camp is great “stimulus package” for each child’s best economic interests!! Director: eileen Bigham.



Draw & Display Art Camp grades K-12. envision an image. Draw. render. Paint a masterpiece. Display and exhibit at Van Gogh’s Garage sale. Campers will experi-ment with a wide array of art materials and projects. The seven ele-ments of art will be taught and reflected in camper’s amazing works. Campers will mat and frame projects for an art exhibit and reception on Friday. Director: eileen Bigham.



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Science Fair Camp grades 4-9. using the scientific method, campers will have a blast creating distinctive and original science projects that question the world around us. Campers will also be invited to participate in their very own science fair. Director: eileen Bigham.



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Chess CampBeginning, advanced and all players in between are welcome. Chess camp is a great place for campers to brush up their skills, plus receive in-depth instruction on individual pieces and complex strategies. students explore history of chess, beginning basics and advanced play. Campers train for the "Checkmate Championship" held at the end of camp. If you have a desire to learn to play chess or would like to take your chess skills to the next level, this camp is the camp for you! Director: Chris Bigham. 1 week.

camp ID# camp GraDeS DaTeS TImeS locaTIon Fee

2415.802 Chess K-9 6/17 – 6/21 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Forsythe $245

2401.801 extended Care K-9 6/17 – 6/21 7:30-9:00 Am/4:00-5:30 Pm Forsythe $75

2415.801 Chess K-9 8/26 – 8/30 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Church of Good shepherd $245

2415.811 extended Care K-9 8/26 – 8/30 7:30-9:00 Am/4:00-5:30 Pm Church of Good shepherd $75

register with id# 2400.800. this is a free one-time prerequisite to enroll in any hooked on Fun Camp.

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Green Adventures Stewardship CampFor incoming 6-8th grades. Building on the success of our award-winning Green Adventures Camp (GAC) and the popularity of the Junior Naturalist program, rec&ed is pleased to offer this camp to middle school students (rising 6th through 8th graders). Certified teachers and natural-ists, using the GAC model of dynamic academics in the morning and field experiences in the af-ternoons, will lead a small group of campers. Campers will have four weeks of engaging science, literacy, art, community service, team building, and environmental education to explore.

stewardship themes for 2013 stewardship campers explore Green Adventures weekly themes in more depth, using tools and methods geared specifically towards the middle school age group. They will spend more time involved in community service activities. These themes paral-lel GAC themes found below. Descriptions are on page 53.

CAMP ID# DATES CAMP FEE

8911.805 7/15 – 7/19 Watershed moments $339

8911.806 7/22 – 7/26 michigan rocks! $339

8911.807 7/29 – 8/2 Nature’s Architects $339

8911.808 8/5 – 8/9 Treasures in the Trash $339

Green Adventures Stewardship Camp

oNe time FRee RegistRatioNTo enroll in Green Adventures Camp you must first register in id#8911.800. This is a required free one-time registration where you will indicate your camper’s T-shirt size and any allergies or medical information. Then you may enroll in every week of your choice for Green Adventures stewrdship Camp. LocatioN eberwhite elementary800 soule Blvd, Ann Arbor

gRades entering 6th-entering 8th graders. enrollment limited to 16 campers

Fee: $339

camP HoURs 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pmextended care is available at no charge as early as 7:30 Am and as late as 5:30 Pm

sNacKs & LUNcH Campers bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. A light, healthy snack, often harvested from our own gar-dens, is offered each morning and after-noon. Green Adventures stewardship is a “Nut Aware” camp.

t-sHiRt & stUFF sacKsevery camper receives a free camp T-shirt. stuff sacks are available for purchase.

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Green Adventures Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53208

Mathnasium CampsQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

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JumpStart: Math Explorers Campgrades K-1. math is fun! our one-week math explorers camp incor-porates the highly successful mathnasium First steps curriculum to introduce young children to important math concepts in a fun and interactive way. students provide own snack and beverage. Instruc-tor: mathnasium staff.

id# 1311.801 7/29 – 8/2 monday-FridayFee: $155 9:30 Am – 12 Noon mathnasium Learning Center

A+ Mathlete Bootcampgrades 3-6. using the highly effective mathnasium Power math Workout program, students focus on the following areas: fraction concepts, decimal concepts, percent, problem solving, algebraic thinking and mental math. Fun math games will build number flu-ency and logic thinking skills. Instructor: mathnasium staff.

id# 1311.802 8/5 – 8/9 monday-FridayFee: $155 9:30 Am – 12 Noon mathnasium Learning Center

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monday-Thursday mornings campers have a small group experience led by exemplary AAPs teachers. Friday mornings are set aside for special interactive hands on projects based at the site. unique to this camp, students synthesize their afternoon experience through writing, scientific inquiry and problem solving, extending their learning and reducing typical learning losses that can occur over the summer. In the afternoons, Naturalists Dave szczygiel, John stahly and Jane Hayes lead campers in explorations of a variety of natural areas that provide a theme and context for the morning math and language arts lessons. each Friday afternoon all campers have fun swimming at a local public pool.

This camp is for incoming 1st-5th graders (Fall 2013-14) who enjoy learning about their world through hands-on exploration.

• Enrichmentprogram,from9:00AM–4:00PMforonefee.• Extendedcareavailablefrom7:30-9:00AMand 4:00-5:30 Pm at no charge• Hands-onafternoonfieldtripsreinforce morning academics.• maintain and exceed academic growth from the grade just completed.• Theopportunitytosamplemanyvariedactivities.• Convenientlocationwitheasypick-upanddrop-off.• ExploringthewildlifeinandaroundAnnArbor.

green adventures camp located at eberwhite elementary.


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1 8901.801 6/24 – 6/28 All for one & one for All $339

2 8901.802 7/1 – 7/3 * Weeds, Wings, and Wind: Pollen on the move

$199

3 8901.803 7/8 – 7/12 Power-full Planet $339

4 8901.804 7/15 – 7/19 Watershed moments $339

5 8901.805 7/22 – 7/26 michigan rocks! $339

6 8901.806 7/29 – 8/2 Nature’s Architects $339

7 8901.807 8/5 – 8/9 Treasures in the Trash $339

8 8901.808 8/12 – 8/16 Incredible edible Harvest $339

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id# 8901.804 7/15 – 7/19 watershed moments starting at the tiniest creek we wind our way to Lake erie. Canoes will take you from bank to bank. Last year’s activities won Green Camp a state environmental Partnership Award!

id# 8901.805 7/22 – 7/26 michigan Rocks! Come along for a wonderful week of collecting rocks and fossils, cut-ting and polishing your own rocks, and digging into the foundation of our state!

id# 8901.806 7/29 – 8/2 Nature’s architectAnimals create structures and homes that people find astounding. Have fun creating your own “nest”. We challenge you to see how you can be inspired by all these creatures and be a builder and architect yourself!

id# 8901.807 8/5 – 8/9 treasures in the trash Have fun with the three rs - reduce, reuse, recycle! This week in-cludes trips to recycle alley (s. Industrial resale shops) as well as the always-popular ‘Take Apart’ day and our annual trip to the Ann Arbor materials recovery Facility.

id# 8901.808 8/12 – 8/16 incredible edible HarvestAfter working in the Green Camp Gardens all summer (and eating all those yummy fresh snacks!) this week we cook, preserve, visit kitch-ens, talk to chefs, and, most importantly … enjoy cooking and shar-ing meals with our summer friends!

id# 8901.801 6/24 – 6/28 all for one & one for all Climb, hike, run, and dig in the dirt! The 3 musketeers were definitely on to something!

id# 8901.802 7/1 – 7/3 weeds, wings, and wind: Pollen on the move Join us in the fields, farms, and gardens as we discover the thousands of ways plants get pollen and the ways insects and other creatures help out. Bees are an amazing part of this process, and we will peer into the hives to see what makes them buzz.

id# 8901.803 7/8 – 7/12 Power-full Planet explore a dam and the power of water, build and cook with a solar oven, and learn about how to use your own power to create electric-ity in our wide-ranging energy adventure.

Green Adventures Camp Descriptions Something neW & Fun to do every week!

Gardening, bee keeping, chicken raising, harvesting & cooking activities continue

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Science Camps Science Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53255

Extended Care (7:30-9:00 AM/4:00-5:30 PM) is available for camps offered at Wines for grades K-8. The Extended Care program will be held at Forsythe and camp staff will escort campers between Wines and Forsythe. Parents drop off and pick up campers at Forsythe, if they enroll in the Extended Care Program.

NEW! NEW!

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Engineering 101! Camp grades 1-3. use your imagination to create complex contraptions from simple machines, using basic arts and crafts materials that can be found lying around your house. Daily indoor and outdoor play. Campers provide their own lunch, beverage and snacks. offered in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Hands-on museum.



It’s Electric! Camp grades 3-5. Learn what electricity is, where it comes from, and how we use it. Build circuits and other electric gadgets during this fun-filled week. Daily indoor and outdoor play. Campers provide their own lunch, beverage and snacks. offered in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Hands-on museum.



On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! Camp grades 1-3. Investigate movement by creating rubber band cars, air-powered rockets, and other simple vehicles. Campers will challenge their bodies to move higher, faster and further. Daily indoor and out-door play. Campers provide their own lunch, beverage and snacks. offered in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Hands -on museum.



High SchoolCampQuestions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106

NEW!Finding and Keeping Your First Job! grades 9-11. This fun and interactive camp is designed to prepare young teenagers for finding and keeping their first jobs. Participants will prepare a resume and receive a flash drive with course materials and videos of their practice interviews at the completion of the pro-gram. Teens will enjoy themselves immensely while learning lifelong skills. offered in cooperation with Community Action Network.

id# 8914.803 7/8 – 7/12 monday-FridayFee: $259 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer, room e107

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Art Camps Art Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106Middle School CampsNEW!Lights, Camera, Explosion! Camp

grades 6-8. Do you like things that go boom? Join us as we explore the science of explosions. Nothing is better than capturing explo-sions on film, right? You will perform these explosions for the camera as we create a Lip Dub (lipsync music video done in one take) video. You’ll go home with some intricate knowledge and a video to prove it. offered in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Hands-on museum.



CO2 Cars Camp Back by popular demand!grades 6-8. Design, build and race your own aerodynamic car pow-ered by Co2 cartridge. race at speeds in access of 50 miles an hour down the 40 meter track, some under 1 second! Daily outdoor/in-door play. Preteens provide their lunch, beverage and snacks. Direc-tor: Diana Gordon, Tappan Technology education Teacher.



Girls B Wellgrades 4-8. Nutrition awareness, self esteem and having fun are some of the goals of this camp. Learn kitchen skills and cook your own vegetarian lunch. enjoy creative expression through music, art and crafting. Lunch provided each day. Wednesday includes a walk-ing field trip to the Farmer’s market. materials fee of $15 included in fee. offered in conjunction with and staffed by rudolph steiner Health Center. Contact rsHC for financial information, 734-663-4365.

id# 8914.802 7/8 – 7/12 monday-FridayFee: $299 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm rudolph steiner Health Center

NEW!Dr. Seuss Camp! grades 1-5. Join us on a wild adventure through the world of Dr. seuss art! Investigate the characters, places and themes that have inspired so many. Create your own unique Grinch, Lorax or Cat in the Hat and story to go with it. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Camp Director: Alicia macGeorge-Loomis.

id# 2137.801 6/17 – 6/21 monday-FridayFee: $239 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm CAB, room B

id# 2137.811 6/17 – 6/21: Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $79 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm CAB, room C

NEW!Daubs, Doodles & Dribbles Camp grades 1-5. Campers explore many mediums of art! Discover how artists create their own style of artwork through detailed sketches. Find your own style and complete a masterpiece of your own. Camp-ers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Camp Director: Alicia macGeorge-Loomis.



NEW!Soapstone & 3D Sculpture Camp! grades 4-8. Two of rec&ed’s most popular artists, max sexsmith and David Cowan, come together to offer your child this exciting camp. Campers transform rough soapstone into a beautiful polished figure by using a variation of files, rasps and chisels. scholarship recipients pay $45 materials fee. Campers should bring lunch, beverage, and snack.

id# 2196.801 7/8 – 7/12 monday-FridayFee: $315 9:00 Am – 4:00 Pm Pioneer, room e103

Comics & Cartoons Camp grades 3-6. WArNING To PAreNTs: You will discover the extent of your own child’s imagination in this creative camp! They explore how their characters look, talk, think, and feel by drawing, sculpting, storytelling, and acting. Campers bring lunch, beverage and snack. scholarship recipients pay $35 materials fee. Director: David Cowan.


id# 2112.802 8/19 – 8/23: Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $85 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm CAB, room B

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*optimal opportunity Families will be given directions to off-site lo-cations. miss Lesley will be at an art location in Ann Arbor from noon to 1:00 pm each day to meet with families interested in experiencing the artwork in person and creating a dance.

Ceramics Camp grades 1-5.You’ll be amazed at the cool ceramic objects your child can create: a scaly fish, square bowl, personal tile, or their own innovative creation. students will take home their finished ceramic pieces at the end of the second week. scholarship recipients pay $40 materials fee. Director: William schultz. Half-days for two weeks.

id# 2197.801 6/17 – 6/28 monday-FridayFee: $305 1:00 Pm – 3:30 Pm CAB, room A

Art Around Ann Arbor Camp* grades K-5. miss Lesley leads each unique week of interactive art exploration for children. Through photos and onsite visits (*see note below) campers learn about public sculptures in Ann Arbor and the artists who created them. Children will make their own versions of the art using clay, paint and other media; listen to stories from the camp library of literature; and create poems and dances that connect with the artwork. send your child in clothes suitable for dancing and art making, a healthy snack and water each day. Instructor: Lesley Kabza Criscenti, creative arts specialist.

id# 2239.801 7/15 – 7/19 monday-FridayFee: $129 9:30 Am – 11:30 Am Wines

id# 2239.802 7/22 – 7/26 monday-FridayFee: $129 9:30 Am – 11:30 Am Wines

NEW!The Art of Science Camp grades 1-3. Dabble in science concepts to create your own art gal-lery! Campers explore a new science or math area each day and add to their palette. Campers will grow crystals, create colorful geomet-ric designs and tile tessellations to show off how attractive, vibrant, and artistic science can be. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. offered in conjunction with Ann Arbor Hands on museum.



Dance, Drama & Art Camp


Drama Camps

Drama Camp: Disney Magic NEW!

grades 1-4. Create Disney magic this summer with theatre profes-sional emily rogers. Campers have fun developing characters and participating in daily rehearsals leading to a performance of Cinder-ella and Pinocchio. Children create props and themed crafts each day with stephanie Carlson. Campers should bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snack, and a water bottle.


id# 2228.802 7/22 – 7/26: Ext. Care monday-FridayFee: $85 7:30-9 Am/4-5:30 Pm CAB, room B

Shakespeare in the Arb Camp Dive into the fun of shakespeare’s comedy, much Ado About Noth-ing, in an outdoor setting! The camp culminates in a performed inter-pretation of the play, created and acted by the campers. Camp meets outside of Nichols Arboretum near the reader Center Building. Campers should dress for the weather and bring a snack and water bottle. Instructors: Actors from shakespeare in the Arb.

id# 2137.804 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. 2-5 monday-FridayFee: $149 10:00 Am – 12 Noon Nichols Arboretum

id# 2137.805 6/17 – 6/21: Gr. 6-9 monday-FridayFee: $169 1:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm Nichols Arboretum

Dance, Drama & Art Camp grades 1-4. Campers will delight to learn dance games and energetic routines set to current pop music with Amy Thurlow. Drama instruc-tor Debra Golden will help campers work on voice basics, movement, creating a character, and timing. susan Wright entertains campers with a variety of creative projects. Campers should bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snack, and a water bottle.




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Spanish Camp for Preschoolersages 3 ½ to 5. In this mini-camp, children learn spanish through songs and stories. They will also enjoy playing games, dancing, crafts and prac-ticing words and phrases. scholarship recipients pay $10 materials fee. Instructor: Language Adventure staff. 1 week.

CAMP ID# DATES TIME LOCATIOn FEE

1407.801 7/15 – 7/19 10:00 Am – 11:30 Am Preschool and Family Center $95

Preschool Camps

camp themes

move & grooveDiscover the joy of music & dance

time travelers Travel to imaginary places from long ago and far into the future

Jungle safariexplore the animals and plants in safari

Land of enchantment Journey into the realm of make believe, magic and awe

starry starry Night Voyage into outer space to learn about the planets, moons & stars

Preschool Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

NEW!

Itsy Bitsy Campersages 3-5. Inviting all itsy bitsy artists to a weeklong magical adventure of arts and crafts, music, nature walks, parachute play, read-aloud stories, and imaginative games. Please send a snack and beverage. Children must be potty trained. Instructors: Deb-bie Weldon (801), Alica mcGeoorge-Loomis (802-805) 1 week. Location: Preschool & Family center. times: 9:30 am – 12 Noon.

CAMP ID# THEME DATES FEE

2139.801 move & Groove 6/17 – 6/21 $125

2139.802 Time Travelers 6/24 – 6/28 $125

2139.803 Jungle safari 7/8 – 7/12 $125

2139.804 Land of enchantment 7/22 – 7/26 $125

2139.805 starry starry Night 8/5 – 8/9 $125

Break Dance Camp New moves and concepts!This camp “hip hops” with energy! maurice Archer makes it easy for dancers of all levels to jump right in. Campers will improve their coor-dination, flexibility, and self-confidence, while having fun.

id# 2252.801 7/8 – 7/12: Gr. K-4 monday-FridayFee: $125 1:00 Pm – 3:30 Pm CAB, room B

id# 2252.802 8/5 – 8/9: Gr. 5-8 monday-FridayFee: $125 1:00 Pm – 3:30 Pm CAB, room B

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248Dance CampsDance Camp with Ginagrades 2-7. Campers learn cutting edge choreography from artistic director Gina Danene Thompson. Dancers explore Jazz, Hip Hop, and floor work, while learning traditional dance vocabulary. Camp culmi-nates with an end of the week performance.

id# 2233.801 7/15 – 7/19 monday-FridayFee: $125 1:00 Pm – 3:30 Pm CAB, room B

Little Bands Music grades K-2. Campers learn to play keyboard, guitar, bass, and drums utilizing the Little Bands method! Campers form a band and have fun playing together working up to a performance on the last day of camp. students provide own snack and beverage. Instructor: Little Bands school staff. meets at wines elementary, monday-Friday.

camp ID# DaTeS TIme Fee

1312.801 7/8 – 7/12 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $199

1312.802 7/8 – 7/12 1:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm $199

1312.803 7/15 – 7/19 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $199

1312.804 7/15 – 7/19 1:00 Pm – 4:00 Pm $199

Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248Music CampsSchool of Rock NEW!

grades 3-6. In this 2 week “school of rock”, each camper learns to play four instruments (keyboard, guitar, bass, and drums) utilizing the Little Bands method. Beginners to advanced students are all wel-come! students provide own lunch, snack and beverage. Instructor: Little Bands school staff. 2 weeks.


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Safety Town ProgramID# DaTeS TIme Fee

8801.801 6/24 – 6/28 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $85

8801.802 7/8 – 7/12 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $85

8801.803 7/15 – 7/19 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $85

8801.804 7/22 – 7/26 9:00 Am – 12 Noon $85

camP id# dates Fee*

8802.801 6/24 – 6/28 $235

8802.802 7/8 – 7/12 $235

8802.803 7/15 – 7/19 $235

8802.804 7/22 – 7/26 $235

*Fee includes both safety Town Program and the safety Town Camp

Don’t miss safety Town where your child learns safety awareness in a fun and enter-taining way using a child-size mock Ann Arbor “town” explored on bikes. The cur-riculum covers bike helmets and booster seats, stranger danger, fire safety, riding a school bus, pedestrian safety, etc. songs, games, stories and art projects reinforce the lessons. Guest speakers include: Buster the Bus”, AAPs’ own talking school bus, “Andy the Ambulance” HVA’s talking ambulance, Police officers, Firefighters, Health-care workers and safety experts from the Washtenaw County Coalition.

The 2013 program is sponsored by rec&ed in cooperation with the Ann Arbor Police Department. The goal is to help kids evaluate “safe” from “unsafe” when confronted with potentially dangerous situations. We are aware of two incidents when safety Town training helped save the lives of past participants! students can be placed with friends as long as registration forms are submitted together and a special request is listed on the forms. in most cases we are able to place children with

others attending their school. Please plan on staying with your child for a few minutes the first day to meet the teacher. scholarships are available for those who financially qualify.

The last day of each session is a graduation ceremony. Parents are invited to attend the brief ceremony, after which children are dismissed. sign up for our safety Town & Camp Combination, which provides a wrap-around program monday-Friday from 7:30am to 5:30pm. safety town is located at dicken elementary school, 2135 Runnymeade, ann arbor.

Summer Camp for Safety Town Kids!This exciting camp is designed to compliment the safety Town program and available to all families who enroll in safety Town. morning and afternoon snacks are provided. This fun and eduucational camp is directed by experienced CPr and First Aid certified staff. This combination of a day camp and the safety Town program provides full day care from 7:30 Am to 5:30 Pm, monday through Friday for 1 week at dicken.

Daily Camp Schedule7:30 Am – 9:00 Am supervised play9:00 Am – 12 Noon safety Town 12 Noon – 1:00 Pm Lunch (Children bring their own lunch and beverage)1:00 Pm – 3:00 Pm story or Quiet Time/Fun Arts/recreation3:00 Pm – 5:30 Pm supervised play

Safety Town Program & Camp

Do you have a child ready to start kindergarten in the fall of 2013?

Safety town Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106

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Refund/credit Policy You’re entitled to a full refund as a credit on your Rec&ed account if you submit your cancellation request at least three days prior to the start of the first day of the class or activity by email to [email protected], by dropping off your request at our office or by mail to rec&ed refund request, 1515 s. 7th st., Ann Arbor, mI 48103. Program offerings cancelled by rec&ed will be fully refunded via credit card or check, based on your original payment method. see the complete refund policy at www.aareced.com/reced.home/reced.catalog/refund_policies.

wait List PolicyParticipants who register after a class has reached its maximum en-rollment will be placed on a wait list and will be contacted when an opening is available. Please do not attend the class for which you are wait-listed until you are notified by our office.

weather & Facility cancellation Hotlines rec&ed youth programs will be cancelled when the Civil Prepared-ness office issues a severe weather or tornado warning. When a school is closed due to power loss or other facility problems, the rec&ed activities in that school are cancelled. Check our website at www.aareced.com or call 734-994-2300 followed by the extension below.

Department-wide ext. 53114

swim ext. 53116

Team sports ext. 53115

Tennis ext. 53117

Fitness ext. 53132

4 Easy Ways to Register for Summer Classes & Camps!

scholarship ProgramFee waivers (scholarships) are available to permanent residents of the Ann Arbor Public school District. scholarship applica-tion and detailed information is available at the rec&ed office, online at www.aareced.com/reced.home/scholarships or email [email protected].

senior adult discountsresidents of the Ann Arbor Public school District age 65 and older are eligible for a 50% discount on one class per term. The discount does not apply to co-sponsored classes, material and supply charges, field trips or tickets to performances.

americans with disabilities actAccess to programs and facilities is intended to be non-discrimina-tory. Please call at least four weeks in advance if you are requesting a special accommodation. For more information call 734-994-2300, ext. 53219.

allergiesrec&ed staff follow the Ann Arbor schools' No Nut snack and Nutri-tion policy. If you receive a message or see a sign indicating that a building, or area in a building is nut or dairy-free, please be respect-ful of that rule. If your child has any allergies or medical conditions of which we should be aware, please indicate at registration. If your child has an allergy action plan, please let us know at least 4 weeks in advance of your child's participation in the camp or class. For more information call 734-994-2300 ext. 53219.

detailed course descriptions and more informationAdditional information, descriptions, directions and no class dates can be found at www.aareced.com. select online registration.

Rec&Ed Policies and Information

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First Time Registrant? Set up your account and

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Processing begins TuESDAY, MAY 28

Mail your form andpayment to:

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Starting TuESDAY, MAY 28call 734-994-2300, ext. 53275,

8:00 AM-5:00 PM, to register and pay by credit card. Scholarship discounts cannot be accepted by phone. Due to

the call volume, you may need to leave a message.

* Mail-in, Drop-off registration forms will be randomly processed in daily batches beginning May 28.

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Make sure your family is on the mailing list for the Rec&Ed Youth Team Sports your kids want to play this year!

!Rec&ed youth Team Sports

Check all sports that apply:

c Winter Youth Indoor Soccer - Boys & Girls, grades 1-5

c Winter Youth Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 4-8

c Winter High School Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 9-12

c Spring Youth Flag Football - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c Spring Youth Field Hockey - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c Spring Youth Soccer - Boys & Girls, grades K-8

c Summer Kindergarten T-Ball, Boys & Girls, grade K

c Summer Baseball - Boys & Girls, grades 1-8

c Summer Softball - Girls, grades 1-8

c Summer High School Volleyball - Girls, grades 9-12

c Fall Youth Volleyball - Boys & Girls, grades 4-9

c Fall Youth Field Hockey - Boys & Girls, grades 3-6

c Fall Youth Lacrosse - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c Fall Youth Soccer - Boys & Girls, grades K-8

c Fall Youth Basketball - Boys & Girls, grades 2-4

Our teams are well-coached by fair and enthusiastic volunteers who strive to give all of the participants a well-rounded and enjoyable team-building and learning experience. If you would like to be added to our mailing list for any of the following sports for boys and girls, complete this form and mail or fax it to Rec&Ed Youth Sports. If your child participated in a youth sport last season, you are automatically on the mailing list for that sport.

FAX TO: 734-994-1454 (8:00 AM – 4:30 PM only)

MAIL TO:Rec&Ed Youth Sports 1515 S. Seventh St.Ann Arbor, MI 48103

1.Youth #1 nAME _________________________________________________________

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4. Youth #4 nAME _________________________________________________________

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EMERgEncY cOnTAcT NAME _________________________________________________________________ PHONE: (__________) __________________________________

DOES YOuR CHILD HAVE ANY ALLERGIES OR MEDICAL CONDITIONS? q NO q YES (EXPLAIN) _____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________ DATE ___________________________ SIGNATuRE ______________________________________________

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sUmmeR 2013 RegistRatioN FoRmresidency: is your primary residence within the Ann Arbor Public School District? Yes q no q Do you have a current rec&Ed scholarship? Yes q no q Pending q iD#________________

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____________________________________________________ DATE ___________________________ SIGNATuRE ______________________________________________

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PaYmeNt metHod: q CHeCK q CreDIT CArD q sCHoLArsHIP # __________________ q CreDIT oN rec&ed ACCouNT

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q VIsA q mastercard q Am eXPress Total Fee (required) $ ________________________________________

Card # _____________________________________________ exp. Date _____________ CVV# ________________

sIGNATure (reQuIreD) __________________________________________________________________________

Name _________________________________________________________________________________________Print your name exactly as it appears on the credit card

sorry we cannot accept debit cards at this time

3-DIGIT SECuRITY CODE

I agree to pay above total amount according to the card issuers agreement and the Rec&Ed Refund/Credit policy as listed in this catalog.

mail entire form to: rec&ed summer 20131515 s. seventh st.Ann Arbor, mI 48103

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q $1 donation to the rec&ed scholarship Fund

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make check payable to: AAPs (ANN ArBor PuBLIC sCHooLs) Do not send cash.

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FIRST NAME _____________________________________________________

LAST NAME _____________________________________________________

ADDRESS__________________________________CITY __________________

ST ______ ZIP _________________ PHONE _____________________________

BIRTHDATE__________________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE _____________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 2013 __________________________________

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LAST NAME _____________________________________________________

ADDRESS__________________________________CITY __________________

ST ______ ZIP _________________ PHONE _____________________________

BIRTHDATE__________________ GENDER: M q F q GRADE _____________

SCHOOL CHILD WILL ATTEND IN FALL 2013 __________________________________

Registering a child for a camp includes permission for that child to participate in any scheduled field trips. SHIRT SIZE CHILD: q s qm qL ADuLT: q s q m qL qXL qXXL


Rec&ed Class map Key

a. allmendinger Park ...................................................................... (F-7) Pauline street, between s. seventh and main

B. ann arbor senior center ............................................................(I-7) 1220 Baldwin Avenue

c. BalancePoint Fitness .............................................................. (D-11) 3770 Plaza Drive, suite 1

d. Bethlehem United methodist church ............................... (G-6) 423 s. Fourth Avenue

e. Bodies in Balance studio ........................................................(G-5) 211 e. Ann street

F. the chippewa club ................................................................... (o-9) 2525 Golfside road

H. colonial Lanes Bowling ..........................................................(H-8) 1950 s. Industrial Highway

i. idelle’s studio ...............................................................................(J-8)

K. dorian’s studio ........................................................................... (D-10)

m. maker works ............................................................................ ( D-11) 3765 Plaza Drive

N. michigan theater ........................................................................ (G-6) 605 east Liberty street

o. mathnasium .................................................................................... (I-8) 211 Packard street

P. PKsa dojang ...............................................................................(e-11) 3770 Plaza Drive, suite 2

Q. sun moon Yoga studio ............................................................. (F-5) 404 W. Huron

R. Um Varsity tennis center ........................................................(G-9) 2250 s. state street

s. wolverine all star gym ......................................................... (N-12) 3460 ellsworth road

t. whole Food market ................................................................... (K-8) 3135 Washtenaw Avenue

U. casa di Francesca ........................................................................ (J-3)

V. Nichols arboretum ...................................................................... (I-5) 1610 Washington Heights

w. church of the good shepherd ............................................... (I-9) 2145 Independence Boulevard

X. Lake Forest golf club ............................................................. (B-11) 3110 W. ellsworth road

Y. Rudolph steiner Health center .......................................... (D-6) 1422 W. Liberty street

oTHer LoCATIoNsBaron glassworks, 838 railroad street, Ypsilanti

Rec&ed LocationsRec&Ed office/conference Room, classrooms and Lounge 1515 S. Seventh, E Wing, Pioneer (E-7)

Enter at Pioneer High Drive off 7th Street

ann arbor Preschool & family center (G-9)

2775 Boardwalk

caB- Eberbach cultural arts Building (G-7)

1220 S. Forest St, at corner of Wells Street

high Point 1735 S. Wagner road (A-7)

Wisd-Washtenaw intermediate school district (A-8)

1819 S. Wagner road

elementary schoolsAbbot 2670 sequoia Parkway (B-4)Allen 2560 Towner Boulevard (I-9)Angell 1608 s. university (H-6)Bach 600 W. Jefferson (F-5)Bryant 2150 santa rosa Drive (I-10)Burns Park 1414 Wells street (H-7)Carpenter 4250 Central Boulevard (N-9)Dicken 2135 runnymede (C-7)eberwhite 800 soule (e-6)Haisley 825 Duncan (C-4)King 3800 Waldenwood Drive (m-5)Lakewood 344 Gralake (B-5)Lawton 2250 s. seventh (D-8)Logan 2685 Traver (J-2)Ann Arbor open @ mack 920 miller (F-4)mitchell 3550 Pittsview (K-10)Northside 912 Barton Drive (H-3)Pattengill 2100 Crestland Drive (I-8)Pittsfield 2543 Pittsfield Boulevard (L-9)Thurston 2300 Prairie (K-2)Wines 1701 Newport road (e-3)

middle schoolsClague 2616 Nixon road (K-2)Forsythe 1655 Newport road (e-3) scarlett 3300 Lorraine (K-10)slauson 1019 W. Washington (D-5) Tappan 2251 e. stadium Boulevard (I-7)

High schoolsCommunity 401 N. Division (F-5)Huron 2727 Fuller road (K-5)Pioneer 601 W. stadium Boulevard (e-7)roberto Clemente 4377 Textile road (N-12)skyline 2552 N. maple road (B-3)A2 Tech@stone school 2800 stone school road (I-9)

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