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Ann Arbor Public SchoolS • community EducAtion & rEcrEAtion • SummEr 2012 cAtAlog

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over 500 classes & Activities for Families, Adults, Youth & Preschool•

Summer Tennispage 5 & 36

•Summer Camps

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Issue No. 35, suMMeR 2012 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.

On the Cover: Vanda Shadigian, Rec&Ed Tennis Supervisor, PTR Certified Instructor

Fode Camara, Rec&Ed Head Tennis Pro, PTR Certified InstructorPhoto credit: Karina Oganyan

The Rec&ed office is located in Pioneer High school. Look for the bright blue sign on the west side of the building. our address is 1515 s. seventh st., Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

1515 S. Seventh St. Ann Arbor, MI 48103

734- 994-2300 www.aareced.com

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

Dr. Patricia P. Green, superintendent, Ann Arbor Public schoolssara Aeschbach, Director, Community education & Recreation

Rec&Ed officE Location & houRs

Sports and Fitness • Learnhowtoplaytennisorimproveyourgame.Wehaveclasses for ages 5 to adult, from beginner to intermediate. Pages 5 and 36. • HighintensityworkoutwiththeoutdoorCardioBootCamp.Page 6. • TheNordicWalkingWorkshopisafunexcursioninthepark.Page 7. • CooloffwithWaterAerobics,AquaZoomba,WaterPolo, swimming, scuba and snorkeling. Pages 7, 8 and 34.

Catch the Summer Fun with Rec&Ed Classes and Camps!

We Create Community!

RAC MembersTom George, ChairJoe erhardt, Vice-ChairTimBerla,PACLiaisonRick Dekeon

Keeley erhardtCarmen FlesherMary Jo GrayJon strite

The Recreational Advisory Commission (RAC) is a citizen’s advisory group that helps Rec&ed deliver the best programs possible for our residents.

For comments, suggestions, concerns, etc., contact RAC at [email protected] or mail to RAC, Rec&ed, 1515 s. seventh st., Ann Arbor, MI 48103

THAN

KS!

Rec&Ed Office will be closed Memorial Day, 5/28

4th of July, 7/4

Summer Hours: Mon-Fri 6/25 – 8/24

8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Summer Cooking • FrancescaGiarraffashowsstudentshowtoGrilltheItalianWay including making Pizza on the Grill! 1.

• Localseasonalproduceisusedtocreatefreshandflavorful EarlySummerSaladsinthekitchenatWholeFoods.Page 20.

Over 100 Online ClassesLearn from the comfort and convenience of your home. see page 4 for the categories and www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses for detailed descriptions and to enroll.

Registration forms are on pages 60 and 61 or you can register

online at www.aareced.com.

Popular Summer Camps

• MathexplorationcampsforgradesK-6.Page 37. • SciencecampswiththeAnnArborHands-OnMuseum.Page 38. • Literature&EnrichmentcampswithEileenBigham.Pages 39-41. • GreenAdventurescampisTHEoutdoorexperience.Page 42-43. • KidsgetactiveinawiderangeofSportscamps.Page 46-53. • Safety Town camp teaches awareness and bike safety. Page 56.

Astronomy Camp, page 38

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Registration5WaystoRegister ....................................... 58Rec&ed Policies ............................................ 58summer Registration Form ................60-61Class Locations & Map .........................62-63

Preschool Birth - Age 6

FirstStepsWashtenaw ...........................26-27Art ....................................................................... 28

Dance ................................................................. 28swimming (Parent/Child) ........................... 34

Youth Classes Grades K-12 The ArtsArt ..................................................................... 29Dance ............................................................... 29

Enrichmentstudy skills ..................................................... 30

Instructional Sports & FitnessGirls on the Run ............................................ 30Martial Arts .................................................... 31BasketballBootCamp ................................ 33BatonTwirling ............................................... 33Gymnastics .................................................... 33swim ..........................................................34-35WaterPolo ...................................................... 35Tennis ...............................................................36Youth Team sports Info ............................. 59

Adult ClassesRec&Ed Online Classes online summer Courses ................................4

Instructional Sports & FitnessTennis ....................................................................5

Fitness ...............................................................6-7

scuba & snorkeling ..........................................8swimming ...........................................................8WaterPolo ...........................................................8

Health & WellnessYoga .......................................................................9Martial Arts ...................................................... 10self-Defense .................................................... 10

new! Health&Wellness .......................11-12

ArtsCouples Dance ............................................... 13Dance ................................................................ 14

new! Art & Glass .....................................15-16Pottery & soapstone.....................................17Jewelry .............................................................17Drama & Literary Arts .............................17-18Music .................................................................. 18

Life EnrichmentDigital Cameras .............................................. 19 Computers & Technology .....................19-20

new! Cooking .........................................20-21Finance & Income .......................................... 22Home & Garden ............................................. 23Languages, esL............................................... 23Personal enrichment .................................... 24Games ................................................................ 24Dogs: Pawsitive Comfort ............................ 24

Adapted Rec Adaptive Recreational scuba .................... 25Cooking Cooperatively ................................ 25Dinner & A Movie .......................................... 25

Summer Campsnew! olympic Games Fun Camp ..........37

new! MathExplorersCamp ...................37

new! science Camps ................................. 38

new! Astronomy Camp ............................ 38

Literature Camps ...................................39-41

Green Adventures .................................42-43

new! Pre-teen Camps .........................44-45

sports Camps ..........................................46-53

Art Camps....................................................... 54

Art, Dance & Drama Camps ..................... 55

safety Town Program & Camp ................56

Preschool Camps ....................46,51,54,57

ContentsREC

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Summer • June-August 2012

Rec&Ed ResourcesRecreation Advisory Commission ............2

school Age Child Care ............................... 11

High school Volunteer Program ............ 25

Ann Arbor PTo Thrift shop ...................... 32

Mathnasium ..................................................33

Ann Arbor summer Festival....back cover

Classes, Activities and Workshops

Prepare for the ACT or learn how to apply for colleges,

see study skills on page 30.

unleash your imagination in Comics and Cartoon Camp

with David Cowen, see page 52.


online learning is a fun, en joyable and very productive way to learn. Millions of peo ple are learning online each year. It is easy to participate in your online course. After you reg ister, you will be given a web address to use to get into your online classroom. You will have a pass word and use your email address and password to gain access.

Theonlineclassroomisopen24hoursaday,7daysaweek.Therearenolivereal-timerequirementsormeetings.Togetacertificate,enrollinthecertificatesectionwhichautomaticallyenrollsyouinthecoursesrequiredtocompletethecertificateoryoucanenrollineachcourseindividually.Sorry,nodiscounts(exceptB.O.E.s)acceptedatthistime.

Complete course descriptions are online at www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses

Summer Online Certificates and Courses

Some of the popular classes offered by our partner in education, YouGotClass:

• CoursesforK-12Teachers• GenerationalLearningStyles• GenderintheClassroom• PracticalMathfortheWorkplace• CreatingCellPhoneApps• DementiaCareSpecialist• VideoMarketing• FacebookforBusiness• EntrepreneurBootCamp

Certificate Courses •SocialMediaForBusiness •new! BusinessCoaching •BusinessResearch •eMarketingEssentials

Over 100 Courses! • ForeignLanguageClasses • CareerSkills • ComputerSoftware • WebDesign&Graphics • ContinuingEducationforTeachers • LifeEnrichment • Writing

To view descriptions and register for GrowthEducation classes go to www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses

online courses provided by our partner growth Education from career skills to “just for fun”

To view descriptions and register for YouGotClass go to www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses

To view descriptions and register for Certificate Courses go to www.aareced.com/reced.onlineclasses

•new! Mobile Marketing •OnlineTeaching •SupervisoryLeadership •new! Video Marketing

Over 50 Classes!


TennisAdult Tennis LevelsPlease 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 the start of class. Please wear stable athletic (tennis) court shoes, no running shoes. Rec&ed tennis follows the usTACode of Conduct.

BeGinner Littleornoexperience;will learn basic stroke mechanics of forehand, backhand,volley,serve;footwork,rules,andscoring.

AdvAnced BeGinner Canbrieflyrallytheballwithforehandandbackhand,canserveovernet;willreviewandimprovegroundstrokes, volleys, serve, footwork, overheads and approach shots and learn to play doubles.

intermediAte Can rally from the baseline and serve fairly consistently, feels comfortable at net hittingvolleysandoverheads; andwillworkonperfectingall strokesandconsistency,doublesstrategy and singles point play.

Instructional Weekday Evening Classes (Co-ed)SeePlayerLevelDescriptionsaboveforcorrectclassplacement.ClassesarelocatedatPioneerHighSchoolonthe4courtsneartheflagpoleentrance.Noclassweekof7/2.6 classes.

93rd Annual City Tennis Tournament!The Ann Arbor Area Community Tennis Association (AAACTA) and Rec&ed invite you to play in the 93rd Annual City Tennis Tournament.MixedDoublesJune9-10,SinglesJuly11-15,DoublesJuly27-29,andJuniorsJuly26-27.TownTennisCelebrationisJuly29alongwiththedoublesfinals!For divisions and registration information, visit www.aaacta.org.

Class ID# level Day TIme DaTes lOCaTIOn fee

3602.401 Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 6:00PM–7:30PM 6/12–6/28 Pioneer $89

3602.402 Beginner Monday/Wednesday 9:30AM–11:00AM 6/18–7/11 skyline $89

3602.403 Beginner Wednesday/Friday 6:00PM–7:30PM 7/11–7/27 Pioneer $89

3602.404 Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 6:00PM–7:30PM 7/10–7/26 Pioneer $89

3602.411 Adv.Beginner Wednesday/Friday 6:00PM–7:30PM 6/13–6/29 Pioneer $89

3602.412 Adv.Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 7:30PM–9:00PM 6/12–6/28 Pioneer $89

3602.413 Adv.Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 7:30PM–9:00PM 7/10–7/26 Pioneer $89

3602.414 Adv.Beginner Monday/Wednesday 6:30PM–8:00PM 7/30–8/15 Huron $89

3602.421 Intermediate Wednesday/Friday 7:30PM–9:00PM 6/13–6/29 Pioneer $89

3602.422 Intermediate Wednesday/Friday 7:30PM–9:00PM 7/11–7/27 Pioneer $89

3602.423 Intermediate Tuesday/Thursday 6:30PM–8:30PM 7/31–8/16 Huron $99

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

HIgH sCHOOl PlayersBeginnerandadvancedbeginnerhigh

school players up to age 15 should attend

youth instructional classes, and those

16andolderattendadultinstructional

classes before proceeding to Team Tennis.

See youth Tennis on page 36.

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Fitness classes are for grades 10 to adult, men and women. It is recommended that you have a physical examination by a physician before beginning an exercise pro-gram if you are over 35, pregnant or if you haven’t been physically active for the past several months. All instructors are certified fitness instructors.

PersOnal fITness levels 1: Beginning 2: Advanced Beginning 3: Intermediate 4: Intermediate Advanced 5: Advanced

Enroll in any 2 Fitness classes, get fit and save $5. Enroll in any 3 Fitness classes, get even more fit and save $10.

FitnessFitness Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53149 or 53233

Power Yoga PilatesLevel 2-5. Get a well balanced workout for your whole body while keep-ing your mind focused with this invigorating mind-body practice done to music. Flowing poses improve cardio, strength, flexibility, balanceand posture. Various level options will be demonstrated, so you can eas-ilycreateyourownworkout.AnyyogaorPilatesexperience isrecom-mended.Bringayogastickymatandwaterbottle.Practicedbarefoot.Instructor: Chelsea Cendrowski. 7 weeks.

ID# 3130.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday FEE: $65 6:00PM–7:15PM Pioneer,Fitnessroom

ID# 3130.402 6/21-8/2 Thursday FEE: $65 6:00PM-7:15PM Pioneer,Fitnessroom

Hoop Fitness Level 1-3. Are you looking to combine fitness and fun? Learn thefundamental moves of hooping and hula! Hoop your way into great shape! Hooping tones your entire body, improves your balance and is agreatcardioworkout! Pleasewearfitnessshoesandbringyourownwaterbottle.Weightedhoopsprovided. Instructor:Tonji Zimmerman. 6 weeks.

ID# 3117.401 6/19–7/24 Tuesday FEE: $49 6:30PM–7:30PM Allen,Gym

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 workouttoenhancecardio,strengthandflexibility.Pleasebringayogamat,waterbottleandfitnessshoes.Instructor:CherylGulbranson,CPT,over30yearsexperience.8 weeks.

ID# 3126.401 6/23-8/11 Saturday FEE: $79 8:00AM–9:15AM Huron,WeightRoom

Weight TrainingLevel 1-5. You'll tone up, trim down and build strength when you learn thebasicweighttrainingprinciples.Flexibilityandcorebodyworkdoneineachclass. Instructor:CherylGulbranson,CPT,over30yearsexperi-ence. 8 weeks.

ID# 3124.401 6/19–8/7 Tuesday FEE: $65 6:00PM–7:00PM Skyline,WeightRoom ID# 3124.402 6/21–8/9 Thursday FEE: $65 6:00PM–7:00PM Skyline,WeightRoom

ID# 3124.403 6/23–8/11 Saturday FEE: $65 9:20AM–10:20AM Huron,WeightRoom

Cardio Dance and PilatesLevel 1-4. Work towardyour lifetimefitnessgoalswhileexperiencingthe joy of music, dance and camaraderie. You'll get a combination of low impact aerobics for cardiovascular work and Pilates for strength and flexibility.Pleasebringyourownmatandwaterbottle.Instructor:Jen-ine"Chip"Grover,M.Ed,over25yearsexperience. 7 weeks.

ID# 3108.401 6/19–7/31 TuesdayFEE: $55 6:00PM–7:00PM AAOpen,Gym ID# 3108.402 6/21–8/2 ThursdayFEE: $55 6:00PM–7:00PM AAOpen,Gym

Cardio Boot Camp - Outdoor Level 3-5. Experienceahighintensity,military-styleworkoutwithmove-mentsfromkickboxing,danceandmore.You'llchallengeyourstrength,speed and stamina with interval training techniques. Please bring your own mat, water bottle and light hand weights. Instructor: Donna Kujat, CPT,over20yearsexperience.8 weeks.

ID# 3106.401 6/19–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $59 6:00PM–7:00PM Pioneer,Flagpoleentrance ID# 3106.402 6/21–8/9 ThursdayFEE: $59 6:00PM–7:00PM Pioneer,Flagpoleentrance

Yoga PilatesLevel 2-5. Looking for an intense mind body practice done to music thatwillchallengeyourwholebodywhilecalmingyourmind?Weighttraining through the use of your own body weight will increase your leanbodymasswhileimprovingyourstrength,flexibility,balanceandposture.PrioryogaorPilatesexperienceisrecommended.Practicedinbare feet. Please bring your own mat and water bottle. Instructor: Vic-toriaCendrowski,M.Ed,over35yearsexperience.(Classes will meet in Pioneer Fitness Room 7/23-8/3). 8-9 weeks.

ID# 3110.401 6/18-8/13 Monday FEE: $85 9:15AM–10:30AM CAB,DanceStudio

ID# 3110.402 6/20-8/15 WednesdayFEE: $75 9:15AM–10:30AM CAB,DanceStudio

ID# 3110.403 6/22–8/17 Friday FEE: $85 9:15AM–10:30AM CAB,DanceStudio

Meet the Teacher!

ChElSEA CEnDROwSkI started practicing Yoga in 1995. Her goal is to continue doing "Yoga for Life"! she has been teaching Power Yoga Pilates for Rec&ed since 2009. Chelsea started Karma Yoga in 2010 doing monthly fundraisers for vari-ous local and global charities and is currently enrolled in the u of M school of Nursing.

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ZumbaLevel 1-4. Ditch the workout, join the party! If you like Latin dance and international zest, you'll love Zumba! Interval and resistance trainingarecombinedtogiveyouagreatcardiovascularworkout.Wearfitnessshoes and bring a water bottle. Instructors: Mesha Terrell (401), Tanya smith (402), Doris Farrugia (403). 4 or 7 weeks.

ID# 3140.401 6/18–7/30 MondayFEE: $55 6:15PM–7:00PM scarlett, Cafeteria

ID# 3140.402 6/20–8/8 WednesdayFEE: $59 6:00PM–7:00PM AAOpen,Gym

ID# 3140.403 6/23–7/14 SaturdayFEE: $35 9:30AM–10:30AM Scarlett,Cafeteria

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.Acertifiedinstructorusesmusic,imagery,andgoalsettingtosim-ulate a ride on the open road and guides you through changing terrain. All levels welcome. Instructors: Carolyn Gersh (401), susan Morales (403), LisaSteele(402,404,405),ElmoMorales(406).8 weeks.

ID# 3115.401 6/18–8/6 Monday Level 1-5FEE: $69 7:00PM–7:45PM BodiesinBalanceStudio

ID# 3115.402 6/19–8/7 Tuesday Level 1-5 FEE: $69 6:30AM–7:15AM BodiesinBalanceStudio

ID# 3115.403 6/19–8/7 Tuesday Level 1-5 FEE: $69 9:30AM–10:15AM BodiesinBalanceStudio

ID# 3115.404 6/21–8/9 Thursday Level 1-5 FEE: $69 6:30AM–7:15AM BodiesinBalanceStudio

ID# 3115.405 6/22–8/10 FridayLevel 1-5 FEE: $69 5:45PM–6:30PM BodiesinBalanceStudio

ID# 3115.406 6/23–8/11 Saturday Level 1-3 FEE: $69 9:30AM–10:15AM BodiesinBalanceStudio

Power Kick Level 1-5. Are you looking for a total body workout that totally kicks butt? How about a way to increase your stamina, flexibility, andstrength while listeningtoyour favoritedancemusic?You’llusebasickickboxing,martialartsandself-defensemoveswithprofessionalheavybags to get a great fat-burning, muscle toning workout done to music. Instructor: Jibril Naeem. 8 weeks.

ID# 3113.401 6/21-8/9 ThursdayFEE: $75 6:45PM–7:45PM BalancePointFitness

Metabolic Makeover Level 1-5. Areyoulookingforthatextrasomethinginaclass? Thisawe-some boot camp style workout has a new, metabolism-boosting nutri-tional goal each week. Take small steps for greater long-term success! All fitnesslevelswelcome.Exerciseswillbemodifiedasnecessary.TaughtbyLyndaGronlund,ACEcertifiedpersonaltrainer. 8 weeks.

ID# 3118.401 6/21-8/9 ThursdayFEE: $75 9:00AM–10:00AM BalancePointFitness

Nordic Walking Workshop Level: 1-5. This activity is based on cross-country skiing, but without snow.Learnandexperiencepropertechniquewhileengagingbothup-per and lower body muscles, stretching techniques are also taught. This isveryeffectiveforburningcaloriesandbuildingcardio-vascularfitnessforallagesand levelsofability.Bringyourownwaterbottle.Trainingpoles are provided by the instructor or bring your own. Instructor: Inge Gaiser.Raindate7/7.1 class.

ID# 3103.401 6/30 Saturday FEE: $25 9:00AM– 10:30AM Huron,parkinglot

Deep Water AerobicsLevel 1-4. This non-impact class includes both aerobics and deep-water conditioning.Stretchingandstrengtheningincluded.Variousflotationdevices (water noodles) provided or bring your own. Must be comfort-able in deep water. Instructor: Amy McCullough. 7 weeks.

ID# 3122.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday FEE: $55 7:05PM–8:05PM Scarlett,Pool

ID# 3122.402 6/21–8/2 Thursday FEE: $55 7:05PM–8:05PM Scarlett,Pool

Water Aerobics Level 1-4.You'llexperiencethefunofawaterexerciseprograminclud-ing low-impact aerobic conditioning, stretching and strengthening. ev-eryone iswelcome,participantneedstobeabletoenterandexit thepool without assistance (for swimmers and non-swimmers). Instructors: Amy McCullough (401,402) Donna Kujat (403). 7 weeks.

ID# 3120.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday FEE: $55 6:00PM–7:00PM Scarlett,Pool

ID# 3120.402 6/21–8/2 Thursday FEE: $55 6:00PM–7:00PM Scarlett,Pool

ID# 3120.403 6/23– 8/4 SaturdayFEE: $55 8:45AM–9:45AM Scarlett,Pool

Aqua Zumba Level 1-4. Join the pool party! Do your favorite Latin dance moves but in the water. No need to worry about keeping up the pace or sore joints. In AquaZumba,movements aremuch slowercomparedto danceroutinesina Zumbaclass, duetothe waterresistance. Thisworkoutgivesyoucardio-conditioning, body toning and fun! Remember to bring a water bottle, towel, swim suit and aqua shoes! Instructor: Mesha Terrell, over 20yearsexperience.7 weeks.

ID# 3141.401 6/18–7/30 MondayFEE: $55 5:15PM–6:00PM Scarlett,Pool

Zumba Toning Level 1-4 IfyoulikeZumba,you'llloveZumbaToning! ToningexercisesandLatin-infusedZumbamovescreateabody-sculpting dancefitnessparty. Learn how light weights enhance your rhythm workout while toningyourarms,abs,glutesandthighs. Pleasewearfitnessshoesandbring a water bottle and light hand weights. Instructor: Doris Farru-gia. 4 weeks.

ID# 3142.401 6/23-7/14 SaturdayFEE: $29 10:40AM–11:30AM Scarlett,Cafeteria





















Divers Incorporated For cost, information and registration call 734-971-7770. www.diversinc.com

PADI Open Water Diver Course: Pool & Classroom Ages 10 & Up. A comprehensive, stress free way to learn to scuba dive.

PADI eLearning National Geographic Open Water Diver Ages 10 & Up. You start online at www.diversinc.com/elearning and continue with an instructor learning to scuba dive in the pool.

PADI National Geographic Open Water Diver ProgramsAges 10 & Up. The most complete way to learn to scuba dive the PADI NationalGeographicWay.

PADI Snorkeling Course Ages 8 & Up.ThisisaprivatesessionwithacertifiedPADIInstructor.Weprovideyouwiththeequipment.

PADI Digital Water Photography Course Ages 8 & Up. Weprovidethecamera, instructionandequipment.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving Experience Ages 8 & Up. This one night program allows you and your friends to try scuba in the pool.

Scuba & SnorkelingHuron Scuba, Snorkel & Adventure Travel For cost, information and registration 734-994-3483. www.huronscuba.com

National Geographic™ or PADI Open Water Diver Programs Ages 10 & Up. Beginners enjoy three evenings of pool diving andgames and three evenings of classroom discussions.

Introductory Scuba Diving Evening: Taste Test of ScubaAges 8 & Up. This opportunity for family fun is a great way to spend an evening together.

Huron Scuba’s S3 Program Secrets to Successful SnorkelingAges 6 & Up. You will learn and apply personal water sport safety techniques and snorkeling skills.

Water Polo: High School Grades 9-12. You will improve your game through swim and dry land conditioning and scrimmages. This is a great opportunity for beginners and for returning players. Head Coach: Justin Thoresen, HuronWaterPolo. 7 weeks.

ID# 3598.401 6/25–8/9 Monday-Thursday:Boys FEE: $95 6:00PM–7:30PM Huron,Pool

ID# 3598.402 6/25–8/9 Monday-Thursday:Girls FEE: $95 6:00PM–7:30PM Huron,Pool

Swimming

Instructional SwimGrades 6-Adult. skill Levels: BeGinner Workonthebasicsofswim-ming. AdvAnced BeGinner Prerequisites: 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# 3520.401 6/20 – 8/1 Wednesday: BeginnerfEE: $65 7:00 PM – 7:45 PM Tappan, Pool

iD# 3520.402 6/20 – 8/1 Wednesday: Adv. Begin.fEE: $65 7:50 PM – 8:35 PM Tappan, Pool

Open Therapeutic SwimGrades 10-Adult. High Point pool is a therapeutic pool (water temp- erature between 88 – 96 degrees) that is beneficial if you have anytype of arthritis or other physical ailment/impairment. Kick boards and noodleswillbeavailable;youcanalsobringyourownequipment.Thepool space will be kept open, no lane lines. Registrations are not ac-cepted on site. 6 weeks.

ID# 3530.401 6/22 – 8/3 FridayfEE: $35 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM High Point, Pool

Private and Semi-Private Swim LessonsPrivate and semi-private (2 or 3 people) lessons are $120 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&EdSwimprogramat734-994-2300ext. 53232, formoreinformation 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.

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

Water Polo

Water Polo Collegiate & Masters water Polo. You will improve your game through scrimmages and individual skill development, plus get swim condition-ing. This is a great opportunity to continue playing the game you love. HeadCoach:JustinThoresen,HuronWaterPolo.7 weeks.

ID# 3599.401 6/27–8/6 Wednesday FEE: $49 6:00PM–7:30PM Huron,Pool

Youth Diving, Swimming and Water Polo classes are on on pages 34-35.

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

Adaptive Scuba is on page 25.








Yoga Yoga Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

Yoga classes are for adult men and women.It helps you become more aware of your body’s posture, alignment and patterns of movement. It makes the body more flexible and helps you relax even in the midst of a stressful environment. This is one of the foremost reasons why people want to start the practice of Yoga; to feel fitter and be 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.

PHYSICAL ACTIvITY LEvEL : 1: Beginning 2: Adv. Beginning 3: Intermediate 4: Intermediate Advanced 5: Advanced

Powerful Flow Yoga PAce: moderAte. intensitY: intermediAte. Awaken your inner vitality through this strong and powerful flowing practice that usesthebreath to tapmaximumenergy. In thispracticeyouwill learn tocultivate strength and power and to let go of tension to feel totally in-vigorated and fully refreshed. Postures are taught with safe attention to alignment so that you can reach your optimal potential. Instructor: sondra o’Donnell, eRYT 500 and Professional Yoga Therapist. 8 weeks.

ID# 3704.401 6/18–8/6 Monday FEE: $105 6:15PM–7:30PM SunMoonYogaStudio

ID# 3704.402 6/21–8/9 Thursday FEE: $105 9:30AM–11:00AM SunMoonYogaStudio

Better Backs Yoga PAce: sLow. intensitY: GentLe. soothe tension throughout your body and strengthen and maintain the health of your spine and back muscles using classic yoga postures and techniques. You will learn yoga techniquesthatwillhelpincreaseflexibilityintightandrestrictedmus-clesandjoints. Beneficialtoeveryone,BetterBacksYogaalsoaddressesknee and hip trouble and relieves stress. Please bring a yoga mat. In-structor: sondra o’Donnell eRYT 500, Professional Yoga Therapist. 8 weeks.

ID# 3702.401 6/18–8/6 MondayFEE: $105 7:45PM–9:00PM SunMoonYogaStudio

ID# 3702.402 6/21–8/9 Thursday FEE: $105 11:00AM–12:15PM SunMoonYogaStudio

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 andmind.BasicYogaisrecommendedforeverybody.Reclined,seatedand standing postures help to bring overall balance, optimal alignment and ease to the body and mind. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructors: sondra o’Donnell eRYT 500, sun Moon Yoga Director (401), sun Moon YogacertifiedRYTinstructor(402). 8 weeks.

ID# 3703.401 6/19–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $105 9:30AM–10:45AM SunMoonYogaStudio

ID# 3703.402 6/20–8/15 WednesdayFEE: $105 6:15PM–7:30PM SunMoonYogaStudio

Energy Lunch YogaPAce: FAst. intensitY: moderAte. studies show that workers are moreproductive,balancedandenjoytheirjobswithanexercisebreakduring the workday. energize your body and melt away stress in this active accelerated yoga practice. on your way out pick up a smoothie and a nutritious energizing snack, so you can be ready to tackle the day alert, efficient and stress-free. Instructor: sondra o’Donnell eRYT 500, Professional Yoga Therapist. 8 weeks.

ID# 3726.401 6/20–8/15WednesdayFEE: $95 12Noon–12:45PMSunMoonYogaStudio

Iyengar Yoga LeveL 1-3. Experience invigoratingyogaposturesusing themethodsofBKS Iyengar to strengthen thebody, createa feelingofwell-being,reduce stress, and release tension through physical activity and medita-tion. Youneedtobeabletogetdowntoandupfromthefloor.Theuseof yoga props (provided or bring your own) and individualized teaching areemphasizedsostudentsofvaryingexperience,ages,flexibilityandstrength can participate together. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructor: David Rosenberg, certified instructor with over 19 years experience.7 weeks.

ID# 3706.401 6/18–7/30 MondayFEE: $79 6:00PM–7:30PM Tappan,RecRoom ID# 3706.402 6/21–8/2 ThursdayFEE: $79 7:00PM–8:30PM Tappan,RecRoom

ID# 3706.403 6/23–8/4 SaturdayFEE: $79 10:00AM–11:30AM Scarlett,Gym

vinyasa FlowLeveL 1-3. ThisflowingformofHathaYogaisthemostpopularyogainthe u.s.! Vinyasa Flow is a great yoga for all levels from beginners to the more advanced practitioners. It integrates the mind, body and breath intoonepractice. Youmovethroughfluidtransitionalmovements,us-ing synchronized breathing, to connect the sustained postures to create heat. This is a challenging and empowering yoga that emphasis breath connection, core strength and body awareness. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Lauren Crimando. 7 weeks.

ID# 3717.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday FEE: $59 6:00PM–7:00PM Abbot,Gym

vinyasa Power LeveL 2-4. Through this fun, invigorating and challenging practice you will,purifyanddetoxifyyourbody,asyoustrengthenandlengthenthemuscles. Itisanathleticformofyogathatflowsthrougharangeofpos-es such as balancing, twists, deep stretches, inversions and a restorative savasana to end the class. Please bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Lauren Crimando. 8 weeks.

ID# 3718.401 6/18–8/6 Monday FEE: $65 6:00PM–7:00PM AnnArborOpen,Gym

More Fitness Yoga classes are on page 6: Yoga Pilates, Power Yoga Pilates and Circuit & Yoga.













Adult Self-Defense Areyoulookingforanexcitingandinformativeself-defenseclassthatpreparesyouforalmostanything?You’lllearnhowtopreventviolenceand defend yourself and your children and spouse from bare hands at-tacks,gunsandknives.Menandwomenwelcome,noexperienceneces-sary.Wear comfortable clothes. Instructor: Joel Pitti, 4thdegreeblackbeltandover15yearsofteachingexperience. 8 weeks.

ID# 3314.401 6/20–8/15 WednesdayFEE: $79 8:00PM–9:00PM PKSAKarateDojang

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

Aikido Ages 14-Adult.Learntofly--andlandwithoutgettinghurt!AikidoisaformofJapaneseBudobasedonthe philosophy and martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirect-ing an attack using throws, pins, in a fun, noncompetitive atmosphere. BeGinninG Basicthrows,pinsand 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 clothingisrecommended.Instructor:WadeDavis,AikidoYoshokaiAssoc.ofNorthAmerica.7 weeks.

Class ID# level Day DaTes TIme lOCaTIOn fee

3310.401 Beginning Monday 6/18–7/30 7:00PM–7:45PM scarlett, upper Gym $65

3310.402 Beginning Thursday 6/21–8/2 7:00PM–7:45PM scarlett, upper Gym $65

3310.403 Continuing Monday 6/18–7/30 7:00PM–8:15PM scarlett, upper Gym $79

3310.404 Continuing Thursday 6/21–8/2 7:00PM–8:15PM scarlett, upper Gym $79

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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 atmo-spherethatallowsparentsandchildrentolearntogether. ThroughSanchin-RyuKarate,youandyourchildwillbuildself-confidence,learnstressmanagementandincreasecomposureandself-defenseawareness. Physicaltechniquesaretaughtwithdrillsandexer-cises for a positive self-defense education. You will learn to use your whole body, so size is not important.teen/AduLt Grades 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,howtogetoutofgrabsandmore! Bothcoursescanberepeatedtoincreaseyourknowledgeandtechnique.Instructor:JasonWikaryasz,certifiedinstructorwith3rdDegreeBlackBelt. 7 weeks.

Class ID# DaTes Day level TIme lOCaTIOn fee

3318.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday Family 7:30PM–8:15PM Tappan, Rec Room $69

3318.402 6/19–7/31 Tuesday Teen/Adult 8:15PM–9:00PM Tappan, Rec Room $35

Self-Defense with Cane Adults. Wouldyouliketofeelsaferwhenoutonyourown? Findouthow to protect yourself with something you may be carrying every-day;awoodencane. Inthis integratedexerciseandself-defensepro-gram,youwill learn strength-buildingexercisesandstandingandsit-tingtechniques. Theleadinstructorfortheseclasseshassufferedfromarthritis for over 20 years and frequently carries a cane for self-defense. Participants need to bring a sturdy wooden cane. Instructor: Kord Kozma. 6 weeks.

ID# 3303.401 6/23–7/28 SaturdayFEE: $59 2:45PM–3:30PM PKSAKarateDojang

Tai KiTai-Ki is a slow movement art, similar to the many styles of Chinese Tai ChiChuan,however it isrootedinthemartialartsandexercisetradi-tions of okinawa and Japan. Moving slowly and calmly through the sequencesofmovement,youwillfindyoucanreducestressanddis-sipatetension.Regularpracticewillhelpyougainfocus,improveflex-ibility and balance, and increase your breathing capacity. Join this class to learn an art that is practiced all over the world to improve health. sensei: Nigel Kerr. 6 weeks.

ID# 1826.401 6/18–7/23 MondayFEE: $69 6:30PM–7:30PM AAPreschoolGym

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Health & Wellness Health or wellness Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Enroll Your Kids in Rec&Ed School Age Child Care

3 Easy Ways to Register your Family 1. Download forms online at www.aareced.com/childcare2. Pick up a registration packet at your child’s school office3. Stop by the Rec&Ed Office and register 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 more information call 734-994-2300.

Fun, Affordable Care that Meets the Needs of Active Kids... and their Parents!

see more Fitness classes on pages 6 & 7.

Lose it Forever – SeminarThinkyou“know”howtoeatandjustneedtoexercise?Ifyou’reover-weight, you do NoT know how to eat. Learn Pete’s unique principles and secrets to losing weight permanently. Discover how you can lose and maintain weight-loss in any environment. Pete covers the 3 phases of permanent weight-loss— Mind, Mouth and Muscle— in an engag-ing and entertaining 12-hour seminar format. Learn these basics PLus afew‘BiggestLoserSecrets’toturbo-chargeyourweightlossefforts!6 weeks.

ID# 1853.401 7/23–8/27 MondayFEE: $195 6:00PM–8:00PM TBA

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

PURChASE A COMBO AnD SAVE ID# 1858.401 Slim U™ Combo #12BootCamps (12weeks) Life Changing Investment: $325

ID# 1858.402 Slim U™ Combo #2Register for both the slim u seminar and one 6-weekSlimUBootCampandsave!Life Changing Investment: $339

ID# 1858.403 Slim U™ Combo #3Register for both the slim u seminar and both 6-weekSlimUBootCampsandsave!Life Changing Investment: $495

Lose it Fast – Boot Camp GetresultsfastwithPete’spersonallydesigned“BiggestLoser”styleworkouts.SlimU™BootCampisdesignedtokickyourbuttandknockoffthepounds.Workthroughavarietyoffat-shreddingcardioandstrengthtrainingexercisestogetyouinthebestshapeofyourlife!Whetheryou’reworkingoutforthefirsttimeoryouwanttotakeyourworkoutstothenext level.slim u™ will help you get the results you’re looking for! Ap-plicable for all ability levels. Visit www.PeteThomas.com for more details and equipment requirements. 6 weeks.

ID# 1856.402 6/5–7/14 Scarlett,UpperGymFEE: $180 6:00PM–8:00PM Tuesday,Thursday 8:00AM–10:00AM Saturday

ID# 1856.401 7/24–9/1 TBAFEE: $180 6:00PM–8:00PM Tuesday,Thursday 8:00AM–10:00AM Saturday

SlIM U™ $500 weight loss Challenge! Needalittleextramotivation?Registerfor1ofPete'sSlimU™Comboofferings and join

our slim u™ Transformation Challenge! The person who wins receives $500 in

cash and prizes! Additional details will begiventhefirstdayofclass.






Heal Your Digestive Systemseventy percent of your body's immune system lives in your digestive tract. The number of children, infants and adults with food allergies is growingatanalarmingrate. Problemslikeinflammatoryboweldisease,allergies, eczema, Crohn's disease, sinus, ADD, ADHD and asthma are directly influencedbya compromiseddigestive system. Explorebasicstrategies for healing your digestive and immune system. Discuss the use of digestive enzymes, probiotics, 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.

ID# 1832.401 6/27 WednesdayFEE: $19 7:00PM–9:00PM Allen,RoomA221

Nutritional Supplements & Your HealthThere is so much information about the various health supplements on the market that it can be confusing. How do you know what supple-mentswillbemostbeneficialforyouandyourfamily?Questionsariseaboutthecorrectdosagesandthepurity;plusmanysupplementsarecostly.Understandhoweachof thesesupplementsaffectsyourbody.Discover how to make sure the supplement is best absorbed and uti-lized.Howlongshouldyoutakethem?Discoverthefactsandfictionofsupplements. Instructor: Gary Merel, M.s.L.Ac. 1 class.


Relax Your Neck & Shoulders FeLdenKrAis metHod® series untie the knots between your shoul-dersandeliminateneckpain.Improveyourflexibilityandposture.Learngentle, restorative, re-organizing movements that will help you reduce chronic tension in your neck and shoulders, make your neck and shoul-dersmoreflexible,andaddresstheunderlyingissuesthatleadtoten-sionand inflexibility.Themovement sequenceswill beperformedonthefloorandinachair.Youneedtobeabletogetupanddownfromthefloor.Bringamatand3largetowels.Thetowelsaretoprovidesupportfor your head, while lying on your back or on your side. Instructor: Dale Jensen,GuildCertifiedFeldenkraisPractitioner.6 weeks.

ID# 1845.401 6/28–8/2 ThursdayFEE: $69 7:00PM–8:00PM A2Preschool,RoomD108

Beginning Insight MeditationDiscover how to bring more joy and openness into your life. Learn how to transform your life by becoming more present and mindful and in-creasing your ability to be aware of your own thoughts, emotions, and body sensations. This class is designed for those new to Insight Med-itationand thosewhowould likea reviewof thebasics. Wewill alsoexplorethesupportpracticesofgroundingandopeningtheheart.In-structor:LisaZucker.6 weeks.

ID# 1816.401 7/12–8/16 ThursdayFEE: $59 7:00PM–9:00PM DeepSpringCenter

Food Sensitivities You are enjoying a food you have eaten all your life and suddenly your throat tightens and your body begins to itch. Maybe you suddenly no-tice you feel tired and bloated after you eat. Could you be having an al-lergicreaction?Sometimesthefoodswelovedon’talwaysloveusback.Let’s have a discussion about whether food allergies could be an issue for you. Instructor: Dr. Dan Geck, DC 1 class.


Trouble Sleeping?Doyoufindyourselftossingandturninglongafteryou’vegonetobed?Doyoufallasleepbuthavetroublestayingasleep?Areyougroggyandtiredinthemorning?Thereareanumberofreasonsadultshavetroublesleeping.Understandsomeofthecausesandexploresomeofthepos-sible solutions. Instructor: Dr. Dan Geck, DC 1 class.


Hypo & Hyper Thyroid Doyouunderstandthedifferencebetweenthesetwoconditions?Dis-coverthesymptomsandlearnhowtodistinguishbetweenthem.Whattreatments are being used to control them?Gain clarity and end theconfusion. Instructor: Dr. Dan Geck, DC. 1 class.


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Couples Dance

couples dance Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Fee is per individual. Partner required for all classes on this page.

Class ID# DanCe Day TIme DaTes lOCaTIOn fee

2262.401 Latin Tuesday 6:30PM–7:30PM 6/19–8/7 scarlett, Cafeteria $75

2262.402 social Dance 101 Tuesday 7:30PM–8:30PM 6/19–8/7 scarlett, Cafeteria $75

2262.403 swing 101 Tuesday 8:30PM–9:30PM 6/19–8/7 scarlett, Cafeteria $75

2262.404 InternationalBallroomLatinLevel 1 sunday 5:00PM–5:55PM 7/8–8/26 CAB $79

2262.405 InternationalBallroomLatinLevel 2 sunday 6:00PM–6:55PM 7/8–8/26 CAB $79

2262.406 WeddingDance sunday 7:00PM–7:55PM 7/8–8/26 CAB $79

Social Dance 101Afeweasydancestepsareallyouneedtogetonthedancefloor.Lou-iseTamresintroducesyoutothebasicsofBallroom,Latin,Swing,Tango,Waltz,NightClub,SlowDancing,andDisco.Nopriordanceexperienceneeded. 8 weeks.

Swing 101Swing isaversatiledancethatusesawidevarietyofmusic:BigBand,Motown,OldiesandRock'n'Roll–allthewaytotoday'stopmusichits.Learn this fun and simple dance so that you can bop and boogie away atthenextparty!Nopriordanceexperienceneeded.Instructor:LouiseTamres. 8 weeks.

LatinJoin this fun and easy dance class. sample a variety of Latin dances in-cluding salsa, Merengue, Cha Cha, and Rumba. Instructor: Louise Tamres. 8 weeks.

Wedding Dance Prepare for that special day! Learn steps that can be used in your bridal dance,atthereception,andatothersocialgatherings.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 Impe-rial society of Teachers of Dancing. 8 weeks.

International Ballroom and LatinJoin 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 iDorian teachesyoua fewdanceswhichmay includeFoxtrot,Tango,Waltz,ChaCha,Rumba,orothersnotlisted.Dancesdiffereachterm.Noexperiencenecessary.LeveL ii is for those who are comfort-able 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. 8 weeks.








Hip HopGrades 8-Adult. Come move to the groove and dance to the latest hip hop and pop beats. Learn challenging choreography filledwith styleand energy. Get a great workout and learn one of today’s most popular formsofdance.Previousdanceexperienceisrecommended.Company (402) is a performance dance team. Instructor recommendation is re-quired. Artistic Director: Gina Danene Thompson. 11 weeks.

ID# 2288.401 6/19–8/28 Tuesday:Hip Hop FEE: $99 6:30PM–7:30PM CAB,RoomD ID# 2288.402 6/18–8/27 Monday:companyFEE: $99 7:05PM–8:05PM CAB,RoomD

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-upfeaturingstrengthening,corework,andyogastretchesoffersyouagreat workout. 11 weeks.

ID# 2282.401 6/19–8/28 TuesdayFee: $99 7:35PM–8:35PM CAB,RoomD

ChRISTInA MORAlES hEMEnwAy uses her training of mime with Marcel Marceau, Tai Chi, Gabriell Roth’s 5 rhythms and modern dance to guide you in awakening your body’s abilitytoexpressthroughmovement.

NEW!Joyful MovementInstructor Christina Morales Hemenway uses her training with famous Mime Marcel Marceau, Tai Chi, Gabriell Roth’s 5 rhythms, and modern dance to guide you in awakening your body’s ability toexpressthroughmovement.Thisfreeflowingexpressivedanceclasshelpsrelaxyouandremovetensionleavingmoreroomforjoy in your body. 10 weeks.

ID# 2269.401 6/24–8/26SundayFEE: $89 4:00PM–4:50PM CAB,RoomD

BalletGrade 7-Adult. The timeless movements of ballet can be yours! each class includes working at the barre, center work, and basic choreogra-phy. The curriculum is based on the Cecchetti method, which is a pro-gressive approach in learning ballet. Level II class is for you if you have had two years of previous ballet or with instructor recommendation. PointePracticeclassincludesbarrewarm-upsandcenterfloorpractice.Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 10-12 weeks.

ID# 2298.401 6/23–9/8 Saturday:Pointe PracticeFEE: $109 3:25PM–4:25PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2298.402 6/18–8/20 Monday:Level iFEE: $85 5:20PM–6:15PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2298.403 6/21–9/6 Thursday:Level iiFEE: $109 6:35PM–7:35PM CAB,RoomD

see page 29 for cecchetti Practice class grades 3-Adult.

Belly DanceBellyDance is a beautiful and expressive art form andgreat exercise.It is enjoyed by people of every age and body type. BeGinner Learn basic movements, step combinations and a simple choreography with emphasis on posture and safe body mechanics. intermediAte You expandandperfect thebasicmovements learned inBeginning Iwithemphasis on technique. Instructor: Nancy Goings. 10 weeks.

ID# 2294.401 6/20–8/29 Wednesday:BeginnerFEE: $89 6:45PM–7:45PM CAB,RoomD

ID#2294.402 6/20–8/29 Wednesday:intermediateFEE: $89 8:00PM–9:00PM CAB,RoomD

Break Dance Grades 7-Adult. Join this most popular and fastest growing dance class and break a sweat dancing to the latest beats! Local and popular dancer Maurice Archer brings his energy to Rec&ed to teach you break dance moves in a friendly and fun environment. In this class you build stamina, anddevelopaconfidentattitude,coordination,andfreeexpressionofmovement and rhythm. 8 weeks.

ID# 2253.401 6/21–8/9 ThursdayFEE: $75 6:30PM–7:30PM Allen,Gym

Meet the Teacher!

More Dancedance Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

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Acrylic Painting Beginner and ContinuingAcrylic paint 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. Itisextremelyversatileandfast-drying. BeGinner students learn basic paintingtechniques,colortheory,colormixing,glazing,layeringcolors,andexperimentwithtexturesandpaintingsurfaces.continuinG stu-dentsworkon mixedmediaapplications,abstractpaintingtechniques,mixingcolors,andadvancedcolortheory. Instructor:DebraGolden.10 weeks.

ID# 2188.401 6/18–8/20 MondayFEE: $189 6:00PM–9:00PM CAB,RoomB

Learn to Draw BeGinninG InstructorCrystalWestfield,PioneerHighSchoolartteach-er,gentlyintroducesyoutobasicdrawingtechniques.Youwillexploreline,shape, tone, texture,perspective,andcomposition.All skill levelsare welcome. continuinG students work on how to draw light, shad-ows,andtextureinportraits,interiors,andlandscapes. 6 weeks.

ID# 2186.401 6/18–7/23 MondayFEE: $85 6:00PM–8:00PM Pioneer,RoomE105

Flower PaintingSketchandpaintdifferentflowerseachweekasyoumovefromsimpleto more complicated blooms. You will investigate ways to create more interestingcompositions,explorecolornuances,andstudypaintingsbysomenotablefloralartists.Instructor:DebraGolden. 7 weeks.

ID# 2119.401 7/18–8/29 WednesdayFEE: $99 6:30PM–8:30PM CAB,RoomA

Art

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Art Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

classes with susan wright are for adults 18 and older.

Garden Stepping StonesPave the pathways of your garden with hand-cast concrete stepping stonesandmakeyourgardenafavoriteplaceforstrollingandrelaxing.You will make 3 personalized pieces of amazing garden art that can be functional or highly decorative. Make them into a variety of shapes and embellish them with a variety of decorative materials including glass tiles, ceramic shards, broken dishes or pottery, and rocks. scholarship recipients pay $20. senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $42.Instructor:SusanC.Wright.1 class.

ID# 2183.401 7/14 SaturdayFEE: $69 1:00PM–4:00PM WrightStudio

Micro Mosaic JewelryNano, 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 handmadeMoroccan tiles to composeanelaborateandcomplexde-sign.YoulearnMicrojewelrydesignconceptsandseveralfinishingtech-niques. supplies provided and additional materials can be purchased at class.Instructor:SusanCWright.7 weeks.

ID# 2132.405 6/20–8/8 WednesdayFEE: $125 6:30PM–9:00PM WrightStudio

Yarn Play: Knit or CrochetDo you need a refresher for turning yarn into a functional object or wanttolearnthebasictechniques?Learnhowtoknitorcrochet,readapattern,expandyourstitchrepertoire,practiceincreaseanddecreasemethods, or simply get the instruction that will assist you with your cho-senproject.Seereceiptforlistofmaterials.Instructor:SusanC.Wright. 8 weeks.

ID# 2161.401 6/19–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $99 6:30PM–8:30PM WrightStudio

Mosaic Mania Immerse yourself in the artist’s studio where “tons” of colorful ceramic, glass, and granite fragments await your hand to transform them into a mirror,wallhangingorflowerpot.Youworkwithceramictiles,marble,granite, pottery, dishes and glass, embedding the tesserae directly into mortar,thengroutingtofillinthegaps.Scholarshiprecipientspay$70.Senior discount and 50% scholarship recipients pay $137 (401-403).$125(404).Instructor:SusanC.Wright.7-8 weeks.

ID# 2132.401 6/17–8/5 SundayFEE: $209 11:30AM–2:00PM WrightStudio

ID# 2132.402 6/18–8/6 MondayFEE: $209 6:30PM–9:00PM WrightStudio

ID#2132.403 6/19–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $209 10:30AM–1:00PM WrightStudio

ID# 2132.404 6/21–8/2 ThursdayFEE: $185 6:30PM–9:00PM WrightStudio

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Colored Pencil workshopsBarbaraGoodsittisprofessionalillustratorand

member of the Colored Pencil society of America

barbaragoodsitt.blogspot.com/2012/05/creative-colored-pencil-projects.html

Discovering Colored Pencils Explore professional artist-quality colored pencils, drawingsurfaces,colorlessblenders,andsolvents. Basicexerciseswill in-clude tonal color, layering, pressure, strokes, modeling and bur-nishing. Aftercompletingthebasicexercises,youwillworkonaprojectsuitableforframing. Previousdrawingexperienceneeded.2 classes.

ID# 2118.401 7/10–7/12 Tuesday&ThursdayFEE: $55 1:30PM–3:30PM CAB,RoomB

Drawing Animals with Colored PencilsLearn to draw realistic animal portraits. You will focus on creating textureof fur, feathers,whiskers,andeyesandlearnstrokesandcolorstodrawspecificanimals. 2 classes.

ID# 2118.402 8/14–8/16 Tuesday&ThursdayFEE: $85 6:00PM–9:00PM CAB,RoomB












students age 15 and older may enroll in adult art classes unless otherwise indicated.

Glass Classes with Annette Baron

Drawing Mixed MediaBring your pencils, pastels andmarkers to explore ways to combinethemtocreatesome innovativedrawings.Wewilldrawsome“notsostill” life, use vellum to retrace the lines that make a face, and draw build-ings with personality. Instructor: Debra Golden. 10 weeks.

ID# 2121.401 6/21–8/23 ThursdayFEE: $139 6:30PM–8:30PM CAB,RoomC

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Glass Glass Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Fused and Slumped Glass Open Studio ClassesAfter you have some understanding of the process of glass fusing you will need some independent time to develop yourideas.Thisclasswillgiveyoutheflexibilitytoworkonyourdesignswhilehavinganexperienced instructoronhandtoadviseordemon-stratetechniques.Someexperienceisrecommended.(optionalmateri-als may be purchased as needed up to $25). Register for as many as you wish. location: Baron Glassworks.

Class ID# DaTe fee Day TIme

2138.408 7/15 $55 sunday 2:00PM–5:00PM

2138.409 7/22 $55 sunday 2:00PM–5:00PM

2138.410 7/29 $55 sunday 2:00PM–5:00PM

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NEW!Furnace Glass Open Studio ClassesThese open sessions were created for you if you have taken either solid or blown forms furnace glass classes and need new challenges.Inthisvenueyouwillcontinuetoexploreesthetics,form,andcoloration, as well as the development of independent skills. Register for as many as you wish. location: Baron Glassworks.

Class ID# DaTe fee Day TIme

2138.403 7/7 $79 saturday 2:00PM–5:00PM

2138.404 7/14 $79 saturday 2:00PM–5:00PM

2138.405 7/28 $79 saturday 2:00PM–5:00PM

Furnace Glass: Solid Forms Learn about the fundamentals of solid form furnace glass. using a steel rod you will gather molten glass from a furnace, add color and create two beautiful sculptures, paperweights, drawer knobs or bottle stop-pers.Thisisanawesomefirstexperienceworkingwithglass.1 class.

ID# 2138.401 6/23 SaturdayFEE: $79 2:00PM–5:00PM BaronGlassworks

Furnace Glass: Blown Forms Areyoumesmerizedbyblownglassandwonder“CouldIdothat?”Youwill be introduced to the fundamentals of furnace glass blowing. Learn to gather molten glass from a furnace using a steel 'blowpipe', add color and ’blow’ two pieces. Choose to make a garden ball, vessel or drinking glass. 1 class.


Fused GlassCoasters, Tiles, wine Stoppers, Drawer knobs, Picture Frameselect any 2-3 projects in this fun and informative class. You will be intro-duced to the technical aspects of glass fusion, then learn how to cut col-ored glass and melt (fuse) the shapes into one piece in an oven. optional materials may be purchased as needed up to $25. 1 class.

ID# 2138.406 6/24 SundayFEE: $55 2:00PM–5:00PM BaronGlassworks

Fused Glass Jewelry Sampler Make two pendant necklaces, two pair of earrings and your choice of 5 buttonsorabraceletusingcoloredglass,millifiorianddichroicglass-es. You will learn how to cut and arrange glass for fusion in an oven. Findings for the above projects are included (sterling silver and gold findingsmaybepurchased). If timepermitsyoumaypurchasemorematerials to make additional pieces. 1 class.


This a great way to sample making beautiful Furnace or Fused Glass. All classestaughtbyAnnetteBaron.Sorry,noscholarshipsordiscountsac-ceptedforglassclasses,exceptBOE’s.













Literary ArtsCreative Writing WorkshopInspiration is contagious! share your unique voice with other like-minded writers to generate new ideas or support your work in progress. Brush up on your writing techniques as you explore creative fiction,creativenon-fiction,poetry,andotherstudentdriventopicseachweek.Resources and in-class writing exercises will get your creative juicesflowing.Opentowritersateverylevel.Instructor:SusanAshmore,M.A.8 weeks.

ID# 1726.401 6/26–8/14 TuesdayFEE: $125 6:30PM–8:30PM CAB,RoomC

Writing for ChildrenDiscoverthepleasuresofwritingforyoungaudiences!Explorevariousgenressuchaspicturesbooks,poetry,middlegradefiction,andyoungadultfiction.Bepreparedtotalk,write,andshare—youwillbelookingat successful children’s and young adult literature, completing in-class writing exercises, and giving and receiving feedback on rough draftmanuscripts created for the class. You are welcome to bring works al-readyinprogressforfeedback.Instructor:NicoleBrugger-Dethmers. 6 weeks.

ID# 1715.401 6/21–7/26 ThursdayFEE: $99 10:00AM–12Noon Allen,RoomA221

Publish Locally – Get Read GloballyDo you have a story, poem, or book sitting in your drawer or the back of yourmind?Learnlocaloptionsforpublishingonlineandonpaper.Ex-plorethebestfitforyourcreativepiece,howtomosteffectivelysubmityour work to local editors, and how to determine the popularity of an onlinepublication.Youwillalsoreceiveanexcellentlistoflocalonlineand paper publications. Instructor: Debbie EisenbergMerion,M.S.W.,is an award-winning author, writing consultant and college english in-structor. 1 class.

ID# 1707.401 6/27 WednesdayFEE: $35 10:30AM–12Noon Rec&EdConference

Writer’s Write – What’s Stopping You?You have a great idea for a book. Maybe you have even started writ-ingyourfirstchapter.Whycan'tyousustainyourmomentum? In thisworkshop you focus on the discipline of writing, not the craft. Discover strategiesforovercomingprocrastination.Breakdownthatbigandin-spiring goal into digestible chunks of action. Create a blueprint to help youfinallyfinishthatoverwhelmingproject.Instructor:JenniferBailey.1 class.

ID# 1783.401 6/26 TuesdayFEE: $25 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA222

PotteryGrades 7-Adult. Learn techniques of tile making, slab con-struction, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions,andglazes.students may create 5-6mediumtolargepieces.Beginningandcontinuing students welcome in any class. open studio on Fridays 7:00PM-9:00PMisavailableforanycurrentlyenrolledstudenttofin-ishprojectsstartedinclass.Scholarshiprecipientspay$55(adult);$50(youth);seniorsand50%scholarshiprecipientspay$173.Instructor:WilliamSchultz. 10 weeks. location: CAB, Room A.

Class ID# Day DaTe TIme fee

2198.401 sunday 7/15–9/16 12Noon–3:00PM $295

2198.402 Tuesday 7/17–9/18 6:00PM–9:00PM $295

2198.403 Thursday 7/19–9/20 6:00PM–9:00PM $295

2198.404 Friday 7/20–9/21 4:00PM–7:00PM $295

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

NEW!Jewelry and Metal Working: Intro to Setting and FabricationCreate a simple ring or pendant that has a bezel set stone, and/or tube setfacetedroundgemstone.Workinfineandsterlingsilveranduseroll-erprintingandetchingtoenhanceprojects.Bothgemstonesandster-ling silver will be furnished for this project. Instructor: Jewelry Designer and Metalsmith, Idelle Hammond-sass. No scholarships or discounts acceptedforthisclass,withtheexceptionofBOE’s. 4 weeks.

ID# 2166.401 6/21–7/12 ThursdayFEE: $199 6:30PM–9:30PM Idelle’sStudio

See page 29 for Parent/Child class“Exploring Clay Together”

Soapstone Carving WorkshopGrades 9-Adult. ArtistMaxSexsmith,fromPeterborough,Canada,re-turns for the 7th summer to offer aworkshop on carving soapstone.Again this yearMaxwill provide precut polar bears andwalruses forreturning/advanced carvers.Novice and experienced carvers arewel-come! 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 trans-formroughsoapstoneintoabeautifulpolishedfigurebyusingavaria-tionoffiles,raspsandchisels.Basicfilesprovidedbytheinstructor;bringyour own tools if you have them. A materials fee of $5-$50 (depending onthesizeofsoapstoneyouselect)isdueatfirstclass.Instructor:MaxSexsmith.YoucanseeMax'sworkonlineatwww.galleryonthelake.com,selectMaxSexsmithunderGalleryArtistsinthelowerlefthandmenu.2 classes in one week.

ID# 2142.401 6/26&6/28 Tuesday/ThursdayFEE: $95 6:00PM–9:00PM Pioneer,RoomE103

See page 44 for Soapstone Carving Camp for grades 5-8 .












One Day Workshops with Joe Zsigray

Mountain Dulcimer WorkshopThe mountain dulcimer has accompanied singers in the Appalachian Mountains for decades. Now you can learn to play this wonderful instru-ment in just 3 hours. No prior musical training is required. You receive your own moun-tain dulcimer to take home and learn to play at least 10 songs. $40 materials fee payable to instructor at class includes handouts, music and instrument (this is the instrument youwillalllearnoninclassandwillkeep).Instructor:JoeZsigray.1 class.

iD# 1745.401 6/26 TuesdayfEE: $29 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Allen, Room A222

Harmonica WorkshopThe harmonica is one of the most portable musical instrumentsaround. Discover how to read harmonica music and translate any song into harmonica tablature. No prior musical training is re-quired. You receive your own harmonica to take home and learn to play at least 10 songs. Material fee of $20 materials fee payable to instructor in class, includes handouts, music and instrument (this is the instrument you will all learn on in class and will keep). Instructor:JoeZsigray.1 class.

iD# 1746.401 6/27 WednesdayfEE: $29 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen, Room A221

Ukulele WorkshopYou don’t have to be Tiny Tim to enjoy playing this wonderful4-stringed instrument. 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 playatleast7songs.Nopriormusicaltrainingisrequired.Mate-rial fee of $35 materials fee payable to instructor in class, includes handouts, music and instrument (this is the instrument you will alllearnoninclassandwillkeep).Instructor:JoeZsigray.1 class.

iD# 1747.401 6/28 ThursdayfEE: $29 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen, Room A222

Workshop Bonus– Take your mountain dulcimer, harmonica and ukulele home!

Blues Guitar Grades 9-Adult. Learning to play the blues gives any guitar player a strong foundation regardless of what other styles of music he or she wants to play. All modern popular music has its roots in the blues. BeGinners will learn music fundamentals though basic chords, rhythm patterns, songs, and scales that will allow them to have fun playing the blueswithothers.WhilethoseGuitAr PLAYers witH more exPeri-encewill expand theirmelodic and rhythmic vocabulary. Bring yourguitar to class. Instructor: Carlos Palomares. 6 weeks.

ID# 1761.401 6/19–7/24 TuesdayFEE: $95 6:30PM–7:30PM Allen,RoomA107

MusIQ Club: Beginning Piano for Kids & AdultsDiscover a fun, new, innovative approach to learning to play piano! This class features individualized instruction in a group setting, using computer technology connected to electronic piano keyboards. You progress at your own pace, learning to play the piano with both hands, readmusic,improviseandcompose.Anexperiencedmusicteacherwillguide you through the training in a small group class. This class is fun, self-paced and open to students with little or no musical background. Instructor:WarrenMcArthur,MA.7 weeks.

ID# 1737.401 6/19–7/31 Tuesday:Grades 1-3FEE: $169 4:00PM–5:00PM Allen,RoomA221

ID# 1737.402 6/19–7/31 Tuesday:Grades 4-7FEE: $169 5:15PM–6:15PM Allen,RoomA221

ID# 1737.403 6/19–7/31 Tuesday:Grades 8-AdultFEE: $225 6:30PM–8:00PM Allen,RoomA221

Music music Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Fundamentals of SingingAreyouasingerwhowouldliketoimproveyourvoice?Doyourunoutofbreath,strainonhighnotes,orfeelyoudon’thaveenoughcontrol?Breath,resonance,pitch,anddictionwillbestudiedandappliedtoava-riety of musical genres to help you meet your individual vocal goals in a small group, supportive atmosphere. Materials fee: $15 due to instructor atfirstclass.Instructor:KellyClose,MA,VMTRhasover25yearsexperi-ence performing and teaching a wide variety of genres. 8 weeks.

ID# 1740.401 6/19–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $145 6:30PM–8:00PM A2Open@Mack,Aud.

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Drama Cinema ClubMadaboutmovies? Joinour friendly filmdiscussiongroup and shareyour enthusiasm! You’ll see contemporary dramas, comedies and even documentaries – including foreign films and independent Americanmovies–andparticipateinilluminatingdiscussions.Noneedtobeanexpert, everyone is welcome! Explore story, technique and meaning.Classfeeincludescostoftickets.Scholarshiprecipientspay$43;Seniorsand50%scholarshippay$69.Instructor:MarkZiemba,formereditorofarts and culture magazine “Current”. 6 weeks.

ID# 2308.401 6/20–8/8 WednesdayFEE: $99 7:00PM–10:30PM MichiganTheater

drama Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Joe Zsigray also offers the Art of Clowning Around Camp for preteens on page 44.











Digital Cameras & TechnologyDigital 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 to dramatically im-prove your own picture taking. understand your camera's basic features including automatic and programmed settings and how to navigate the camera'smenus.Bringyourcompactcamera,manual,andchargedbat-teries.Instructor:LarryWorks,professionalphotographer.5 weeks.

ID# 1254.401 6/20-7/25 WednesdayFEE: $99 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA220

ID# 1254.402 6/20-7/25 WednesdayFEE: $99 10:00AM–12Noon Allen,RoomA220

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 camerasettings and optics you learn and practice how to photograph in most common situations. DsLR basic features covered are white balance, his-tograms,exposurecontrols,andlightingarecombinedwithlensselec-tionto improveyourpictureresults.BringyourDSLRcamera,manual,and chargedbatteries. Instructor: LarryWorks, professionalphotogra-pher. 5 weeks.

ID# 1255.401 6/19–7/31 TuesdayFEE: $99 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA220

ID# 1255.402 6/19–7/31 TuesdayFEE: $99 10:00AM–12Noon Allen,RoomA220

Photos: Digital Camera to ComputerThey say a picture is worth a thousand words. using the free program Picasa, get hands-on experience organizing photos. Learn to adjustcolor and brightness, crop, rotate, remove red-eye and work with spe-cialeffects.Exploreoptions forprintingandsharingyourphotos,anddiscuss some of the latest photo products available online. This is the perfect follow up class for those who have taken Digital Compact Cam-eras.Bringyourdigitalcameraandconnectingcords.Instructor:PatriciaNa. 3 weeks.

ID# 1222.401 7/30–8/13 MondayFEE: $59 6:30PM–8:30PM WISD,ComputerLab

Technology Update for Non-TechiesDoes all this new technology of the 21st century leave you feeling "tech-nologicallychallenged"?Readytocatchupwithyourgrandkids?Discov-er iPods, iPads, tablets, skype, sharing photos, smart phones, Internet communities, computer Internet terminology and much more. They are not just for kids anymore! Instructor: Patricia Na. 3 weeks.

ID# 1215.401 7/11–7/25 WednesdayFEE: $59 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA222

Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Windows Private Computer LessonsPatricia Na is now available for private computer lessons. she is a patient, experienced teacher who has beenteaching 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.

Open TopicsPrefer to learnone-on-onerather than inaclass? Signup for in-home private lessons on anything fromWord, Excel, PowerPoint,digitalphotos,organizingfilesandmore.

ID# 1203.401 FEE: $179 (3 hours instruction)ID# 1299.401 FEE: $59 (additional hours)

NEW!

NEW!Meet the Mouse – Intro to WindowsNewtocomputersandfeelingconfused? Thisclassisdesignedforyou! Master the basics, including how to use the mouse and keyboard, basic computertermsandhowtoworkwithWindows. Thenlearntonavigatethe Internet and create your own email account. No previous computer experiencerequired. Taughthands-oninacomputerlab.Instructor:Pa-tricia Na. 3 weeks.

ID# 1226.401 7/9–7/23 MondayFEE: $75 10:00AM–12NoonWISDComputerLab

Get Your Computer Fit & HealthyYou don’t have to be a computer guru to keep up with basic computer maintenance. Learnhowtocleanupunnecessaryfiles,safelyremoveunwantedprograms,cleanyourdisk,andbackupyourfiles. Discoverhow you can protect your computer from viruses, spyware and power outages and keep your information safe. Prerequisites: students should havebasicWindowscomputerskills,suchastheabilitytoworkwiththeInternet and email unassisted. Instructor: Patricia Na. 2 weeks.

ID# 1227.401 8/1–8/8 WednesdayFEE: $39 10:00AM–12NoonWISDComputerLab

Choose the Right Mobile Device Areyouconsideringthepurchaseofane-reader,tabletor iPad?Don’tspend hundreds of dollars on a device just to discover it doesn’t do what youwant. Learnaboutyourchoicesfirstsoyoucaninvestyourmoneywisely. Compare the capabilities of the Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, e-read-ers,Androidtablets,iPads,ultrabooks,netbooksandmore. Confirmtheright choice for your needs. Instructor: Patricia Na. 2 weeks

ID# 1240.401 6/21–6/28 ThursdayFEE: $39 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA220

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Cooking cooking Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Master Your iPhone/iTouch EnhanceyoursmartphoneexperienceandmakethebestuseofyouriPhone. Discover tips, tricks and shortcuts to make your life easier. Top-ics covered include: how to set up your email, synchronize your calen-dar and contacts, transfer music, download apps and ways to customize yourphone.BringyourchargediPhoneoriPodTouchtoclass.Instructor:Patricia Na. 2 weeks


More Technology

ID# 1233.401 FEE: $159 (3 hours instruction)ID# 1233.402 FEE: $55 (additional hours)

Mac Private Computer LessonsJim 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 fitsyour schedule. sorry, no discounts accepted.

Get The Most From Your iPad iPad is Apple’s latest technological gadget that is changing the way we live. It is used for business, entertainment and just to keep in touch. Are yougettingthemostoutofyouriPad?Doyouhavethefirst iPadandwonderifyoushouldupdatetoiPad2?BringyourfullychargediPadtoclass. Instructor: Jim Monkiewicz. 2 weeks.


suggested

topics

• MaketheSwitch-WindowstoMac• iLifeSuite(iPhoto,iMovie,iWeb,iDVD,etc)• iWorks(Pages,Numbers,Keynotes)• Mac:Tips,Tricks,Shortcuts

NEW!Early Summer SaladsBecausenoonecanpredicthowMotherNaturewilleffectwhat'sripeinthe garden this year, the menu for this class using seasonal produce is open to change. Possibilities using the season's bounty include entree and side salads suchasRoastedZucchini SaladwithLemonZestandGarlic (asidegreater than thesumof itsparts);PeaandRadishSaladwithMintandSmokedSalmonorHam;SpinachandRoastedBeetSaladwithToastedWalnuts,GoatCheeseandBalsamicSyrup;andMixedVeg-etable slaw with Chicken or shrimp. scholarship recipients pay $20. In-structor: Misty Callies. 1 class.

ID# 1650.401 6/25 MondayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PMWholeFoodsKitchen

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Sharpen Your Knife SkillsHAnds-on Good knife skills are the founda-tion of culinary art. Learn how to choose the proper tool for the job and the ergonomics of knife use. Master the chef’s knife as you chop, dice, mince and julienne a variety of vegetables. Discover how to debone meat. understand the proper care and main-tenance to keep your knives sharp and work-ing well. Then sit back and enjoy as Misty combines all your slices and dices to create a tasty dish. Bring your favorite knives and a cuttingboard. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Misty Callies. 1 class.

ID# 1655.401 6/20 WednesdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PMHuron,Room6219

Do your kids like Eating Out?

Check out Virtual Restaurant Camp with Eileen Bighamon page 40. Field trips to local restaurants will inspire campers

as they create their own restaurant theme, design uniforms, menus and décor in this week-long experience.








Seafood Alla Griglia seafood takes the center stage and there is no better way to prepare it in the summer than on your backyard grill. Francesca shows you how to prepareittheItalianway.Recipes:CodFilletscoveredinalemonysauce;Grilled Zucchini marinated in a blend of balsamic vinegar and freshherbs;PanSearedScallopsandShrimptoppedwithawarmvinaigretteservedonabedofmixedgreens;PeachSorbettoppedwithfreshberriesscholarship recipients pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1688.401 8/8 WednesdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PM CasadiFrancesca

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Francesca Giarraffa

was born in Naples, Italy.

She loves sharing her

heritage and recipes with

students.

Basic SushiExploretipsandtechniquesformakingthepopularCaliforniaRolltaughtbyanexperiencedsushichef.Thiswesternizedversionofsu-shi starts with Japanese vinegar seasoned rice combined with veg-etables and seafood and then rolled in a seaweed wrapper. Learn how to prepare the ingredients to make a uniform roll. Discover the importance of rice and seasoning it to perfection. Take home all the sushi rolls you make and your own bamboo rolling mat. scholar-shiprecipientspay$20.Instructor:AndyKwon,ownerBiwakoSushi.1 class.

ID# 1695.401 7/25 WednesdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PM WholeFoodsKitchen

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Grilling the Italian WayLearn to grill the Italian way. Francesca shows you her grilling secrets and techniques while creating a wonderful meal for you to enjoy. Reci-pes:MarinatedLambChops;GrilledVegetables (bellpeppers,summersquashandzucchini)tossedinaredwinevinaigrette;PotatoSaladwithgreenbeans,carrotsandherbsdressedinawhitewinevinaigrette;Pan-na Cotta a northern Italian pudding served with poached berries. schol-arship recipients pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1665.401 6/28 ThursdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PMCasadiFrancesca

Summer Antipastisummer is a great time to entertain. Try these Italian delights at your nextgathering.Recipes:Ovenroastedtomatoestoppedwitholives,ca-pers,driedherbsandchilies,thenservedonbruschetta;EggplantCapo-nata, baked eggplant cubes tossed in a light tomato sauce with olives and freshherbs;MascarponeandBrie cheeseswith toastedpinenutsservedon crostini toppedwithprosciutto; SteamedAsparagusSpearsdressedwithcrabmeatandalemonbutterdressing;Freshfigsstuffedwith a sharp cheese adorned with a drizzle of honey. scholarship recipi-ents pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1675.401 7/9 MondayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PM WholeFoodsKitchen

Pizza on the GrillBackbypopulardemand!Francescawillshowyouhowtomakethreedifferentkindsofpizzacookedonagrill!Opportunitiesforhands-onfun.so easy and tasty you will want to prepare it for your own friends and family. Refresh yourself after dinner with an authentic Italian Limoncello. scholarship recipients pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1671.401 7/31 TuesdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PM CasadiFrancesca

Italian SaladsWhen it’s toohot toeataheavymeal, saladsmake theperfect lightdinner. Francesca shares three Italian favorites and a refreshing chilled dessert.Recipes:CalamariandMixedShellFishtossedinalemonjuicevinaigrette; Orzo Pasta Salad combined with summer vegetables,grape tomatoes, garlic, green olives and basil; Marinated ChickenBreastgrilledandservedonawildricesaladwithartichokes;Canta-loupe marinated with cognac and honey then served chilled. scholar-ship recipients pay $20. 1 class.

ID# 1672.401 7/19 ThursdayFEE: $45 6:30PM–8:30PM WholeFoodsKitchen








Dividend InvestingExploretheFiveSecretstoselectingandmoni-toring dividend paying companies, key ratios to watch, and how to avoid high-yield traps. Discover how dividend stocks can signal mar-ket ups and downs as well as how to create a monthly dividend paycheck when you retire. This is a do-it-yourself style class for people whoareinterestedinlearninghowtofindanduse dividend paying stocks for retirement income. Presented by: Robert Laura, RetirementProject.org

ID# 1939.401 6/21 ThursdayFEE: $25 6:30PM–8:00PM Allen,RoomA223 Additional person $10

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 physically healthy, andmore.CreateaRetirementWellnessPlan,buildaretirementcuriouslist, and change your retirement life forever by answering three reveal-ing questions. Instructor: Robert Laura, Retirement Project. 1 class.

ID# 1934.401 7/10 TuesdayFEE: $25 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,RoomA222 Additional person $10

Make the Most of Your Retirement Whether you are planning a retirement fromthe university of Michigan, eastern Michigan university or the Ann Arbor Public schools youcan receive informationonfinancial con-siderations, benefits, calculations and recentchanges specific toyourplan.Gain strategiesthat will ensure you will be rewarded for your hard work, service, and planning. Instructor: BarbaraTuckerBarbaraTucker, financial plan-ner serves many clients from these three major employers. 1 class.

ID# 1929.401 6/20 Wednesday-AAPsFEE: $25 7:00PM–9:00PM Allen,RoomA223 Additional Person $10

ID# 1929.402 7/11 Wednesday–u of mFEE: $25 7:00PM–9:00PM Allen,RoomA223 Additional Person $10

ID# 1929.403 7/18 Wednesday-emuFEE: $25 7:00PM–9:00PM Allen,RoomA223 Additional Person $10

Getting Paid to TalkHaveyoueverbeentoldthatyouhaveagreatvoice?Explorethefieldofvoice-overwork for television,film, radio,audiobooks,documenta-ries and the Internet in your area. Learn how to prepare a great demo, anddiscoverwhat it takes tobe successful in this excitingfield.Classparticipants will even have a chance to record a commercial script under the direction of the Voicecoaches.com producer! Instructor: Voice Coach Staff. 1 class.

ID# 1971.401 8/2 ThursdayFEE: $29 6:30PM–9:00PMAllen,RoomA222

Selling on eBayListingitemsoneBayiseasy-butmistakesmadebybeginnerscanbecostly. Learn to avoid the pitfalls. If you haven't taken this class in a cou-ple of years it may be time to educate yourself on all the new rules and featureseBayhasputintopracticerecently.A$15materialsfeewillbecollectedat thefirst class for the studentguidehandbook. Instructor:BruceKoldys,CertifiedeBaySpecialist. 2 weeks.

ID# 1913.401 7/13–7/20 FridayFEE: $49 10:00AM–12:30PM Rec&EdConference

Protect Your AssetsTheaveragecostofnursinghomecareinMichiganis$6,191permonth.Neither health insurance nor Medicare pay for such care. Learn how you can avoid losing your life savings to long-term care costs. Instructor: At-torneys from estate Planning services, P.C., members of the elder Law SectionoftheStateBarofMichiganandtheNationalAcademyofElderLaw Attorneys. 1 class.


Estate Planning BasicsProbate,healthcareandestatetaxlawshaverecentlychanged!Preventyour assets from going through probate. Protect them from estate and capitalgainstaxes.Retaincontrolofyouraffairsandlearnhowtoprotectyourself against the cost of long term care. Attorneys from estate Plan-ningServices,P.C.,willteachyouaboutmedicalandfinancialpowersofattorney,wills,andlivingtrusts.Receiveafreepersonalaffairsorganizer.1 class.


FinanceNEW!

Finance Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203










summer 2012 rec&ed 23DAYTIME CLASS

People ages 14 & up are welcome to enroll unless otherwise stated.Languages

ItalianInstructor:HeidiBenson.6 weeks.

ID# 1516.401 Level 1: 6/19–7/24 Tuesday FEE: $125 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,Room223

ID# 1516.402 Level 2: 6/21–7/26 Thursday FEE: $125 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,Room223

ID# 1516.405 Text:Italian:ASelf-TeachingGuide, FEE: $20 second edition, by edoardo Lebano

Language Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

Private LessonsYou are signing up for 4 one-hour lessons. Additional lessons are avail-able for $40 each. After you register your instructor will contact you to arrange meeting times. For text information, call 734-994-2300, ext.53203.

language Class ID# InsTruCTOr fee

Chinese 1504.404 Alice Chang $159

French 1512.404 StephanieWichmann $159

Italian 1516.404 HeidiBenson $159

Japanese 1514.404 Kiyoe Ise $159

esL-Advanced 1535.402 StephanieWichmann $159

German 1518.401 G. Hinman $159

Spanish Ages 18-Adult. Instructor: Clara I. Gonzalez. 6 weeks.Text:Level1&2:La Cartilla - $15 available from instructor in class

ID# 1509.401 Level 1:7/2–8/6 MondayFEE: $125 9:00AM–11:00AM Rec&EdConference

ID# 1510.401 Level 1:7/2–8/6 MondayFEE: $125 6:00PM–8:00PM CAB,RoomC

4 SkillsBeginners through advanced level students improve their Englishthrough speaking, reading, writing and listening comprehension. Text:TBAinclass.Instructor:StephanieWichmann,MA.6 weeks.

ID# 1538.401 Beginning 6/22–7/27 FridayFEE: $125 1:00PM–3:00PM Allen,Room106

ID# 1538.402 Beginning 6/20–8/1 WednesdayFEE: $125 6:00PM–8:00PM Allen,Room106

ID# 1540.401 intermediate 6/19–7/24 TuesdayFEE: $125 6:00PM–8:00PM Allen,Room106

American English PronunciationWorkonyourAmericanEnglishpronunciationtoimproveyourspo-ken communication in daily-life situations. This new skill will build yourconfidenceintheworkplace,socialsituationsandonthetele-phone. sounds, rhythm and intonation of spoken english are prac-ticed.Americanidiomsandhowtheyfitintoculturalspeecharealsoexplored.Instructor:StephanieWichmann,MA.6 weeks.

ID# 1535.401 6/21–7/26 ThursdayFEE: $125 6:00PM–8:00PM Allen,Room221

Students receive a certificate at the end of the classESL esL Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203

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

Power Tools 101Areyouintimidatedbytheuseofpowertools?Inthishands-onclassforbeginnersyouwillmasterthesafe,effectiveuseofhanddrills,acircularsaw,screwgun,reciprocatingsaw,andjigsaw.Learntousetoolswithconfidenceandaccuracy.Alltoolsandmaterialssupplied.Instructor:CarlNewmeyer,AtYourServiceHome Maintenance. 1 class.

Class ID# DaTe Day TIme lOCaTIOn fee

1649.401 6/28 Thursday 6:30PM–9:00PM Allen, Room A223 $39

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Chinese Conversation PracticeInstructor: Alice Chang. Practice and perfect your Mandarin Chinese con-versationskills.Differenttopicseachweek.Notforbeginners.6 weeks.

ID# 1506.401 6/20–8/1 WednesdayFEE: $125 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,Room221

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For your convenience you may purchase your textbook through Rec&Ed. Order the book when you register to ensure

you have the book at the start of class.

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Genealogy: Climbing Your Family TreeAreyourelatedtosomeimportanthistoricalfigure?What"blacksheep"arelurkinginthebackgroundofyourfamilytree?Buildyourfamilytreeas you discover how to gather basic information, locate public records, and navigate Internet resources. The instructor has a passion for gene-alogy and has been researching her own family for years. Learn how to overcome obstacles and avoid common pitfalls as she guides you throughyourresearchproject.Instructor:KatherineWillson.8 weeks.

ID# 1656.401 6/21–8/9 ThursdayFEE: $95 6:30PM–8:30PMAllen,Room222

Personal Enrichment

GamesMah-JonggGrades 10-Adult. This game is so much fun, it is addictive! Discover a simplifiedversionof thisancientChinesegame that resemblesginrummy but uses colorful tiles instead of cards. The game requires skill, strategy,andcalculations.Instructor:StuartBaggaley. 4 weeks.

ID# 1625.401 6/21–7/12 ThursdayFEE: $49 1:00PM–3:00PM Rec&EdConference

Pawsitive ComfortSpecial Dogs for Special kids social support Therapy Dogs are life changing for children with Autism, Learning Disabilities, Developmen-tal Disabilities or chronic health conditions. They are often partnered with clinicians in a variety of medical settings where they can improve therapyoutcomes.Forthespecialneedschildthesedogsoffercompan-ionship, emotional support, encourage social interaction with others, encourageexerciseandteachresponsibilityandempathy.Discoverhowa therapy trained dog might improve your child’s life. Presenters: Mi-chelleMcCarthy,traineroftherapydogsandDr.MarkBowers,pediatricpsychologist. 1 class.

ID# 1603.401 6/27 WednesdayFEE: $19 7:00PM–9:00PM AAPreschool,ToigoRoom

Dog TrainingGame or dog training Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203


NEW!Social Media for Your Businessevery successful business depends on people. Facebook is one of the places they spend lots of their time. either you use Facebook, and other social media services to succeed, or you fail. That is to-day’s business reality. Has fear from not knowing where to start, and the misconception that social media may take too much of yourtimekeptyoufrommovingforward?Learnthesocialmediastrategies that will turn your business fans into super Fans in just 10 minutes a day. This class is a must for small business owners who want to survive the current economic climate. Instructor: Peter sabbagh, MA. 1 class.

ID# 1646.401 6/20 WednesdayFEE: $35 6:30PM–7:30PMAllen,Room223

Meet the TeacherPeter Sabbagh has spent more than 19 years in the marketing world, developing traditional and integrated digital strategies glob-ally for some of the most respected brandsincluding:Bravo–TVCelebrities,FoodNetwork–Chefs,MerckPharmaceutical,eBay,MerrillLynch,IBM,PNCBanks,Oracleandmore.

Tame the Paper MonsterA HAnds-on worKsHoP Is your home buried in stacks of junk mail, bills, andother householddocuments?Are youoverwhelmedby thethoughtofsortingthroughthesepapersandwheretostart?Bringoneof those stacks of paper to work on in class. A nationally recognized organizing consultant will guide you through the process of sorting, decision-making and purging your backlog of household paperwork. Instructor: Carolyn Anderson-Fermann, simply organized Life. 1 class.

ID# 1614.401 6/27 WednesdayFEE: $29 6:00PM–8:00PM Allen,Room222

Women in TransitionDivorce, empty nest, new motherhood, relocation, death of a loved one, new marriage, losing a job, or a promotion are all life transitions that can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Discover practical skills that allow youtoexplore fearsand limitingbeliefs,handleuncertainty,embracechange,andfindapassionandpurposeforyourlife.Transformaturbu-lenttimeintoaperiodofpersonalgrowth. Instructor:JenniferBailey,strategist and change agent. 1 class.

ID# 1696.401 8/2 ThursdayFEE: $25 6:30PM–8:30PM Allen,Room221

see page 17 for Jennifer’s class for writers.







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

Dinner & A MovieGrades 11-Adult. Enjoymovies?Liketoeat?Joinusforafuneveningwhereyoumakesimplemealsandwatchanewflickeachweek.Classicmovies to new releases are shown. Afterwards, you become the critic during the “Thumbs up or Down” discussion! scholarship recipients pay $40. Instructors: Marie Tisdale and Joan Clauss. 5 weeks.

iD# 6118.401 6/21– 7/26 ThursdayfEE: $79 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM High Point, YA Kitchen

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 booklet of the recipes used to recreate at home. scholarship recipients pay $30. Instructor: Nan Nelson. 5 weeks.

iD# 6102.401 6/20 – 7/25 WednesdayfEE: $59 6:00 PM – 8:15 PM High Point, YA Kitchen

Adaptive ScubaGrades 5-Adult. This adventure in scuba diving takes people with phys-icalormentalchallengesanywherefromaDiscoverScubaexperienceuptoafullcertificationforscubadiving.YouradventurecouldincludecertificationasdiverwithPADIand/orHandicappedScubaAssociation.Asthenamesays,wecanadapttoalmostanything!Thisexcitingoppor-tunity will open up a whole new weightless world of recreational activi-ties and opportunities that you can enjoy with family and friends. each coursewillbebuilttoyourneeds.CallHuronScubaat734-994-3483.

Adapted rec Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203 or 53232

Are you a high school student, entering 10th, 11th, or12thgrades,lookingforsomeworkexperience?Rec&ed is looking for some select, amazing and energetic high school volunteers to work in our summer programs!

Application forms available at www.aareced.com

1. submit your application by June 1, 2012.2. Have a teacher, counselor, or principal send in a reference for you.3. Attend an orientation meeting at Rec&ed You're ready to roll!

Summer High School Volunteer Program

Questions? Email Sara at [email protected]



Did you know a child’s brain is 85% developed in the first 5 years of life?

Everyexperiencehelpsdevelopthisfoundation.FirstStepsisbasedon 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 $59forthe7-weeksession.

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 foryourchildusingtheAges&StagesQuestion-naire. This tool helps you observe your child’s developing skills.

newsLetters arefoundonourwebsite.YouwillfindnewsaboutFirst steps and helpful parenting tips for you!

resource networK that links your family to other community services and supports.

3 EaSy STEPS To EnRoll1. Attend an orientation (listed below)2. Fill out paperwork and choose a class at the orientation3. Pay your fee for summer 2012

First Steps Washtenaw

The fee for all these supports (including classes)is just $78 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.

summer ClassesJune 18 – August 10

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summer Orientation DatesMonday, June 4 at 5:30 PM

Thursday, June 14 at 10:00 AM

Orientation locationThe AAPS Preschool & Family Center

2775BoardwalkDr.(N.ofEisenhowerParkway)Call 734-994-2300, ext 53186

attend the first steps Orientation & registration

Learn about our program and class sites followed by a question and answer session. You can register at the orientation, which takes about an hour. Check out more details online at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home/joining. If you are a continuing First steps family, check with sherri for your registration procedures.


Family Fun! Birth to 5 years. 1½ hour class.LookingforsomethingrelaxingtodointheeveningoronSaturday? TrythisnewtwistonanExZoneclass.Multi-age fun for thewhole family. Lots of different activities offeredeach week so children can choose what to do: art projects, easel paint-ing, playdough, puzzles and games.We always endwith a circletimefilledwithmovement,musicandstories.

First Steps to Reading 2½ to 5 years. 11/4 hour class. Children, with an adult, learn pre-literacy skills through hands-on projects, stories, group activities and more. Class begins and ends with the theme’s story. Lot’s of great ideas you can use at home to help make learning fun! First steps to Reading is funded by a grant from Target stores.

In & Out walking to 5 years. 1 hour class. Imaginativeandfinemotoractivi-ties await you at the start of each class followed by a musical circletime. Weatherpermitting,theclassmovesoutsidewithanew,plannedout-door focus each week. Join us for the perfect blend of indoor and out-door fun!

Exploring Science & Nature3 to 5 years. 1 hour class. Children learn about the natural world through themed free-play, stories, songs, and activities. each week enjoy adifferenttheme,coveringeverythingfromdinosaursandarchaeologyto insets and backyard animals. Create a nature notebook to take home! A$5materialsfee,collectedatthefirstclass,helpsprovidehighqualitymaterials.

Sing Along with Lisa 1 to 5 years. 45 minute class.Thinkcircletimeonafabulousscale!We’llread books, sing songs, move, dance, rhyme and have a wonderful time. Classbeginsandendswithfamiliarsongsandfingerplays.Themiddlewillbefilledwithstoriesandsongsonanewthemeeachweekwithgui-tar accompaniment. If you love circle time, this class is for you!

Cooking with Yvette2½ to 5 years. 1 hour class. Come and create healthy, delicious simple meals and snacks for all ages. You and your child will prepare ingredi-entsforcookingandbakingandtrynewfoodstogether.Differentfreshseasonal produce is provided each week. Discover the fun of cooking together! Material Fee: $15 per family.

First Steps Classes for Babies, Preschoolers... & their Parents!

Art & More for 3’s & 4’s1 hour class. This saturday class is a combination of art and movement tomusic,woventogetherwithadifferentthemeeachweek.Parentsandchildrenlistentostories,createworksofartusingmanydifferentmediaanddance toawidevarietyofmusicduring the7-week summer ses-sion.An$8materialsfee,collectedatthefirstclass,allowschildrenandparents to work with many professional-grade art materials in a guided setting.

Baby & Me Together Time 6 week-crawling. 1 hour class. Learning begins at birth. Discover ways to interact with your baby through music, movement and games. Class includes discussing practical developmental information. It’s a great way to meet other families and connect with your baby.

Curious WiggleWormsCrawling-walking. 1 hour class. encourage your child’s natural curios-ityandpracticeemergingskillstogetherwithfun-filledexplorationsoftunnels, puppets, songs, musical activities and more. Also participate in discussions covering a variety of developmental topics.

Toddler ExZone12 to 24 months. 1 hour class. ExactlylikeExplorationZoneonlythisclassisshorterandjustfor1yearolds.Activitiestoexploreincludeartprojects, dramatic play, puzzles, blocks, climbing and plenty of time to workonsocialskills.Classendswithashortcircletimeofsongs,finger-plays and a story. No siblings, please.

Fun-at-One walking to 24 months. 1 hour class. Therewillbenewexperienceswith gross motor skills using simple apparatus and group activities. Join us for freeplay with large motor equipment followed by appealing teach-er-directed activities using songs, movement and books.

Movement & More 24 to 36 months. 1 hour class. BuildonskillslearnedinFunat1withadditional songs, imaginative play and lots of movement and musical activities. Free play on exciting equipment and funwith parachutes,windwands, balls and puppets.

Let’s Get Ready3 to 5 years. 1½ hour class. Willyourchildbegoingtopreschoolorkindergarteninthefall?Thisclassisdesignedtopreparechildrenandparentsforthenextschoolexperience.Theme-basedactivitiesareusedto 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. Doesyourchild lovephysicalactivity? Eachweekwehaveadifferentsportthemefrombasketballtosoccertorun-ning. Practice some of the skills of each week’s sport in this non-compet-itive, fun class held in the gym. Class ends with a musical circletime and a short story. siblings welcome!

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Exploration ZoneBirth to 5 years. 1½ hour class. Afternoon, evening and saturday class-esarenowcalledFamilyFun!Awidevarietyofactivitiestoexplore:artprojects, dramatic play, puzzles, blocks, climbing and plenty of time to workonsocialskills.Asimplesnackisofferedanditendswithacircle-timeofsongs,fingerplaysandastory.Wonderfulpracticeforpreschool.siblings are always welcome!

For more information: www.aaps.k12.mi.us/firststeps.home and choose class schedule


Dance Together Ages 2-4 & Adult. Youandyourchildexploreavarietyof creative movement activities. Children are encouraged to use their imagination as they move to popular children’s music. Lots of amazing props and parachute time add to your child’s enjoyment. Instructor: emily Rogers. 9 or 10 weeks.

ID# 2209.401 6/21 – 8/30 Thursday FEE: $75 9:15AM–10:00AM CAB,RoomD Additional child: $55 ID# 2209.402 6/23–8/25 Saturday FEE: $75 9:15AM–10:00AM CAB,RoomB Additional child: $55

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Tiny TappersAges 3–5. Creating sounds with their feet delights children! Your child will enjoy making tap sounds while being introduced to basic tap. This classisanindependentexperience.Tapshoesrequired.Instructor:EmilyRogers. 4 or 8 weeks.

ID# 2219.401 6/19–7/10 Tuesday FEE: $35 2:00PM–2:45PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2219.402 6/20–8/29 Wednesday FEE: $79 5:05PM–5:50PM CAB,RoomDCreative Dancer

Ages 3–5. This is a great class for boys and girls! Your child discovers new ways to dance through role playingandfreemovementexercisesinthispopularclass. A variety of props and popular children’s music makesthisclassextraspecial.Thisclassisanindependentexperience.Instructor:EmilyRogers. 9 or 10 weeks.

ID# 2217.401 6/21 – 8/30 ThursdayFEE: $75 10:00AM–10:45AM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2217.402 6/23–8/25 SaturdayFEE: $79 10:00AM–10:45AM CAB,RoomD

Hello Toes BalletAge 3. Doesyourchildpretendtobeaballerina?Thenheorshewilllovethisintroductiontothegracefulmovementsofballet!Childrenexplorethe basic movements of dance designed to teach balance and coordina-tion.Hops,skips,andgallopsareintroducedinacrossthefloorexercises.Thisclassisanindependentexperience.Instructors:DiannaEdmonson(401,403);EmilyRogers(402). 4 or 10 weeks.

ID# 2213.401 6/18 – 7/9 Monday FEE: $35 1:00PM–1:45PM CAB,RoomD ID# 2213.402 6/20 – 8/29 Thursday FEE: $79 4:15PM–5:00PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2213.403 6/23 – 8/25 saturday FEE: $79 11:40AM–12:25PM CAB,RoomD

Preschool Dance

PreBallet Ages 4-5. Learning ballet helps children develop balance, coordination, and stamina. In this class older preschoolers begin to develop basic bal-let skills and utilize them in a choreographed routine. Instructor: Dianna edmonson. 4 or 10 weeks.

ID# 2212.401 6/18–7/9 Monday FEE: $35 2:00PM–2:45PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2212.402 6/21–8/23 Thursday FEE: $79 3:45PM–4:30PM CAB,RoomD

ID# 2212.403 6/23–8/25 Saturday FEE: $79 12:30PM–1:15PM CAB,RoomD

dance Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Art & MeAges 2-5 & Adult. Children and parent/caregiver work together to complete a variety of unique and creative age-appropriateartprojects. Instructor:DebbieWalters.6 weeks. ID# 2103.401 7/14–8/25 Saturday FEE: $55 10:00AM–10:45AM CAB,RoomB Additional child $45

ID# 2103.402 6/25–8/6 Monday FEE: $55 9:30AM–10:15AM CAB,RoomB Additional child $45

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Paint and MeAges 2-5 & Adult. Havefunpaintingtogether!Workside-by-sidemix-ingcolorsandexploringdifferentwaysofpainting. Instructor:DebbieWalters.6 weeks.

ID# 2151.401 6/26–8/7 Tuesday FEE: $55 10:45AM–11:30AM CAB,RoomB Additional child $45

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

Fun with Art Ages 3-5. Children’s creativity shines in this class that has something for everyone! Your child makes unique art projects using paints, pastels, glit-ter,modelingmaterials,andmore.Projectsaredifferenteachterm.Thisclassisanindependentexperience.Instructor:DebbieWalters.6 weeks.

ID# 2107.401 6/26–8/7 TuesdayFEE: $55 9:30AM–10:15AM CAB,RoomB

Petite PicassoAges 3-5. Your childwill discover the artistwithin! Children explorefamousartistsandarthistorywithage-specificprojects incorporatingoils,pastels,watercolor,crayons,andmore. Instructor:DebbieWalters.6 weeks.

ID# 2109.401 6/25–8/6 MondayFEE: $55 10:45AM–11:30AM CAB,RoomB



















BalletYour child explores the fundamentals of ballet in this traditional-styleclass. Cecchetti Class gives students more opportunity to train with In-structor Diana edmunson. several sessions are required before taking theexambytheCecchettiCouncilofAmericaandreceiveacertificateupon passing. 12 weeks.

Class ID# level gr/age Day DaTe TIme fee

2223.401 BalletBeginner K-3 Monday 6/18–8/20 4:30PM–5:15PM $79

2223.402 BalletBeginner K-3 saturday 6/23–8/25 1:20PM–2:15PM $85

2223.403 Cecchetti Primary 1& 2 Ages4-6 Thursday 6/21–9/6 4:35PM–5:30PM $105

2223.404 Cecchetti Primary 3-Gr 1 K-6 Thursday 6/21–9/6 5:35PM–6:30PM $105

2223.405 Cecchetti Practice Gr 3-Adult saturday 6/23–9/8 2:20PM–3:20PM $109

Youth Dance

Break Dance Grades k-5. PopularBreakDanceInstructorMauriceArcherisfunandenthusiastic. Your child will love learning America’s most popular dance in this energetic class. 10 weeks.

ID# 2253.402 6/24–8/26 SundayFEE: $79 3:00PM–3:45PM CAB,RoomD

Hip Hop with GinaGrades 3-7.ArtisticdirectorGinaDaneneThompsonbringsherexten-sivetraininganduniqueindividualstyletoteachingroutinesfilledwithstyle andenergy. This excitingdanceprogram featuresHipHopandJazz moves. 11 weeks.

ID# 2231.404 6/18–8/27 MondayFEE: $89 6:20PM–7:05PM CAB,RoomD

Youth ArtFun with ArtGrades k-3. everyone is an artist in this class where kids create a variety of art projects. Your child is introduced to various techniques of draw-ingandpainting,andgetstoexperimentwithavarietyofpaints,suchas watercolor, tempera, and pastels. In addition, your young artist will create amazing 3D art. Instructor: Andrea Inostroza. 10 weeks.

ID# 2155.401 6/20–8/29 WednesdayFEE: $89 6:00PM–6:45PM CAB,RoomC

Drawing and Painting: Middle & High School Grades 5-12. The options are endless as students can choose to draw and/or paint using mediums such as charcoals, pastels, or watercolors. students receive individual support in a group setting and are helped to completeprojectswhileexploringthebasicsofdrawingandpainting.Instructor: Andrea Inostroza. 10 weeks.

ID# 2149.401 6/18–8/20 MondayFEE: $115 6:00PM–7:30PM CAB,RoomA

Exploring Clay TogetherGrades k-6 & Adult. Fee is per pair. Your child and you explorejointandindividualprojects.Parentsandchildrenlearn classical techniques of tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, coiling, and glazes. Fee includes glazingandfiringof3-6mediumtolargepieces.Feeincludesmaterialcosts. scholarship recipients pay $50 per child. scholarship 50% recipi-entspay$133perchild.Instructor:WilliamSchultz.10 weeks.

ID # 2199.402 7/15–9/16 SundayFEE: $215 10:00AM–12Noon CAB,RoomA

Additional child Fee $175

ID# 2199.403 7/15–9/16 SundayFEE: $215 3:00PM–5:00PM CAB,RoomA

Additional child Fee $175

Art Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

dance Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53228

Rec&Ed All StarsGrades 2 and up. 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 bourre, jazz square, some turns and jumps. The student should also have some performance experience.Werecommendthatparticipantshavemorethanapassinginterest in furthering dance education. outside performance opportu-nities are possible. Instructor recommendation only. Instructor: Artistic Director Pure Dance ensemble, Gina Danene Thompson. students will be assisted by dancers from Pure Dance ensemble. 10 weeks.

ID# 2287.401 6/24–8/26SundayFEE: $135 1:00PM–2:30PM CAB,RoomD

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Study Skills

ACT Essay WorkshopGrades 10-12. Learn how to organize and write a persuasive essay within the allotted time. You will practice writing an essay and receive instructor feedback about ways to improve your writing for the test. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Great Lakes educational Groupstaff.1 class.

ID# 1335.401 8/27 MondayFEE: $79 9:00AM–12Noon Rec&EdConference

Learn to Study and Take Tests!Grades 6-12. Doyouhavedifficultytakingtests?Learnvariousstudyand test taking strategies that will help you prepare for upcoming test andquizzes.Youwill learneffectiveskillsthatyouneedtopreparefortest day! Parents are strongly encouraged to attend class with you dur-ing the last meeting period. Instructor: Great Lakes educational Group staff.4 classes in one week.

ID# 1327.401 8/20–8/23:Gr. 6-8 Monday- ThursdayFEE: $95 10:00AM–12Noon Rec&EdConference

ID# 1327.402 8/20–8/23:Gr. 9-12 Monday- ThursdayFEE: $95 10:00AM–12Noon Rec&EdConference

ACT Preparation WorkshopGrades 10-12. This workshop is for students taking the ACT during the remainderofthecalendaryear.Replaceanxietywithconfidencewhenyouareknowledgeableandwell-prepared.BringaCALCULATORandaWATCHWITHASECONDHAND.Amanual isprovidedforeachpartici-pant as part of the fee. scholarship recipients pay $20. Instructor: Great LakesEducationalGroupstaff.1 class.

ID# 1329.401 8/29 WednesdayFEE: $79 9:00AM–12Noon Rec&EdConference

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Write and Edit a Winning College Application EssayParents and Students, grades 9-12. College admissions officers spend minutes reading an essay, so how can yours be as impressive as Mt. ever-est—strongandmemorable—andnotlostinananonymousanthill?Inthefirst sessionof this two-sessionclass, learnhowtowriteauniqueand compelling essay that emphasizes your strengths without bragging, startwriting,andgetinspiredtocontinuewritingathome.Bringyourideas,notesanddraftstothesecondsessionforexpertfeedbackeditingtips, and editing, and feedback. Handouts include samples of winning essays. Instructor: Debbie eisenberg Merion. 2 classes.

ID# 1339.401 6/26&6/28Tuesday&Thursday FEE: $95 3:00PM–5:00PMPioneer,RoomE107

How to Finish a Winning College Application EssayParents and Students, grades 9-12. Are you the kind of person who has given some thought to your college application essays, tried your hand at one or more drafts, but have no idea how to improve what you’vewritten?Bringyourcollegeapplicationessaydraft(s)tothisclassand learn a proven technique for editing them into strong, unique and compelling essays that will appeal to college admissions officers. edit youressaysduringclassandreceiveone-on-onefeedback.Receiveex-perienced editing tips and samples of winning essays. Please bring your essays printed double-spaced. Laptops are recommended but not nec-essary. Instructor: Debbie eisenberg Merion. 1 class.

ID# 1339.402 6/20Wednesday FEE: $69 2:00PM–5:00PMPioneer,RoomE107

study skills Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

ACT SuccessGrades 10-12. ACTSUCCESSpreparesstudentsforallfivesectionsonthe ACT Test. students will work with real ACT practice tests, as well as, numerous skill builders to further enhance their test-taking abili-ties. Bookandmaterialfee($45)willbecollectedonthefirstday.Schol-arship recipients pay $45. Instructor: Great Lakes educational Group staff.7 weeks.

ID# 1329.411 7/19–8/30 ThursdayFEE: $389 5:30PM–8:30PM Pioneer,RoomE107

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Girls on the Run of Southeastern Michigan

GOTR locations in the Ann Arbor Schools and registration information can be found at www.aaps.k12.mi.us/reced.instr_prog/gotr_fall_2012

Registration will open June 6th. Registration between June 6th- Sept. 14th for $135.Late registration: Sept. 15th - 21st with an additional $15 fee.

Our fall program will be Oct. 8th - Dec. 14th.The Girls on the Run 5k will be Sunday, December 9th.

Anyone who wants to run, walk, or skip to the finish line is welcome!

What is Girls on the Run? •GirlsontheRun(GOTR)isanon-profitorganizationthatenvisionseverygirl knowing her limitless potential and free to pursue her dreams. •Oura10-weekprogramforgirlsingrades3-8usesthepowerofrunningtohelp prepare girls for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living. •Twice-weeklylessonsandinteractiveactivitiesareledbytrainedvolunteer coaches who guide and mentor the girls. •Theprogramculminatesinanon-competitive5Keventwhichgivesthegirlsa chance to shine and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. •Girlscompletetheprogramwithastrongersenseofidentity,agreateracceptance of themselves, a healthier body image and an understanding of what it means to be part of a team.

If you are interested in starting a site, volunteering, or sponsoring the Girls on the Run program, email [email protected] or call 734-712-5640.

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Youth Martial ArtsAikido Grades 1-8. Learntofly--andlandwithoutgettinghurt! AikidoisaformofJapaneseBudobasedonthephilosophyandmartialartsoftheJapanese samurai. Aikido, the way of harmony, involves redirecting an attack by using throws and pins in a fun, noncompetitive atmosphere. You will learn safe falls, throwing and locking techniques. You’ll prac-ticemovementsthatimproveflexibility,focusandselfcontrol. Instruc-tor:WadeDavis,AikidoYoshokaiAssoc.ofNorthAmerica. 7 weeks.

ID# 3311.401 6/18–7/30 MondayFEE: $59 6:00PM–6:45PM Scarlett,UpperGym

Sanchin-Ryu’s Karate & Self-Defense for KidsGrades k-8. Get two crucial courses in one: sanchin-Ryu Karate & self-Defense and Project: secure Child (child safety). Children will be trained with proven, age-appropriate techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves from attackers. Class is set in a fun, yet structured environment. Childrenwill achieve great self-confidenceand leadership skills through the physical techniques, mental strategies, drills and exercises. Children focus on healthy attitudesrather than perfection! An ongoing course, you work at your own pace.InstructionisbycertifiedSanchin-Ryuinstructors,whoholdarankingofatleast1stDegreeBlackBelt.7 weeks.

ID# 3319.401 6/19–7/31 TuesdayFEE: $35 6:45PM–7:30PM Tappan,RecRoom

Bully Proofing (Prepare Your Child for Bullies)Parent/youth ages 5-12. We will help you use play-based activities and role-playing to practice Judo/Jujitsu based self-defense techniques. These activities will help your child be-comemoreselfconfident,learnselfcontrolallwhileimprovingyourpar-ent-child relationship. Your child will develop physical problem-solving skills that can transfer to many areas of their lives as well as introducing themtoatrulylifelongsport.Instructor:FrankGerlitz,PhD.5BlackbeltJudo,7BlackbeltJujitsu.7 weeks.

iD# 3315.401 6/23 – 8/4 SaturdayfEE: $59 1:00 PM – 1:50 PM Scarlett, Upper Gym

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Personal Safety for Teens Grades 6-10. Giveyourteentheconfidenceandskillstheyneedtobesuccessful and happy in school and in life. Teens learn self-defense, mar-tialartsandconfidence-buildingtechniquestohelpthemdealwithbul-lies, understandtheirparentsandbuildself-confidence. Classtimewillinclude passive self-defense techniques (breaking boards, hitting bags) and structured role-play. Achieving mini-milestones through martial arts training both empowers and improves their self-image. Instructor: Jibril Naeem. 6 weeks.

ID# 3321.401 6/23–7/28 SaturdayFEE: $35 1:45PM–2:30PM PKSADojang

Confident KidsGrades k-5. Give your childtheskillsandconfidence needed tosuc-ceedsocially.Usingself-defense,martialartsandconfidence-buildingtechniques,yourchildwilllearnhowtodiffusebullies,relatetoothersand develop a positive self-image. Activities include board-breaking, structured role-play and passive self-defense. Instructor: Jibril Naeem. 6 weeks.

ID# 3320.401 6/22–7/27 FridayFEE: $35 5:15PM–6:00PM PKSADojang

“My daughter blossomed into a confident more outgoing little girl. We definitely plan on continuing with Rec&Ed.” Bully Proofing Parent

Aikido instructor Wade Davis with students

Junior Jujitsu/Judo Grades 8-12. Practicing Junior Judo/Jujitsu instills a strong under-standing of the basics of self-defense using play-based activities as well asstandardteachingprocesses.BothJudoandJujitsustronglyencour-age the development of the mind as well as the body with emphasis on active problem solving skills. Although students learn to defend against striking attacks, striking techniques are not taught during our program.Instructor:FrankGerwtz,PhD.has5blackbeltsinJudoand7blackbelts in Jujitsu. 7 weeks.

iD# 3316.401 6/23 – 8/4 SaturdayfEE:$ 59 12 Noon – 12:50 PM Scarlett, Upper Gym








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me advance beyond my

grade level!“

Aspiration: Fashion photographer

Student: Jazmin M.Hobbies: Swimming, photography

Math before: Throw me a life vest!Math now: Dive right in!

Baton Twirling Girls and Boys, grades k-8.Neworexperiencedtwirlers.Doyouwanttolearnanewwaytoexpressyourschoolspirit?Individualandgrouproutines with marching and twirling are taught. Perform for family and friends! You will have the opportunity to participate in an annual re-cital/awards presentation and parades (not included with the class). If youneedabaton,you’llbemeasuredthefirstdayanda$27feepaidto thecoach. Instructor: JenneyGordon,ownerJenneyLynn'sBatonTwirling Academy. 6 weeks.

ID# 3430.401 6/18–7/23 MondayFEE: $45 6:00PM–7:00PM Abbot,Gym

Youth Instructional Sports

Huron Basketball Boot Camp Grades 6-8. Areyouaseriousplayerwithachampionshipattitude? Thenjoin the Huron coaches as they work with you in this camp. You’ll work onpositionspecificskills,competeindrills,contestsandgames. Intro-duction to agility, speed and strength training is included. Head Coach: WaleedSamaha,Men’sVarsityBasketballCoach,coachingstaffandplay-ers (current and past). Please bring water and snack. 1 class.

ID# 3451.401 6/9 SaturdayFEE: $25 9:00AM–1:00PM Huron,DomeGym


Gymnastics FEE: $69 Boys and Girls, ages 4-kindergarten (must be 4 by start of class) and Grades 1-5. Gymnastics incorporates strength,flexibility,speed,balance,coordination,disciplineandself-esteemintoafunskillbuildingactivity.Eachclassincludesacombinationofactivities. Your child will progress at his/her own rate. AGe 4-K Yourchildwillpracticeskillsappropriateforageandexperiencelevel. LeveL i (Grades 1-5)Noexperiencenecessary.LeveL ii (Grades 1-5) Prerequisite: Perform a Cartwheel. LeveL iii (Grades1-5)Prerequisite:PerformaBackWalkover.Parent/Guardianisaskedtoattendthefirstclassandagroup"recital"atthelastclass.Instructors:TumbleTotGymnasticsstaff. 6 weeks. Classes meet in the upper Gym.

“I’ve never seen my child so excited to attend a class. Teachers did a terrific job meeting each child’s skill level.”

Parent

Youth Gymnastics

Class ID# level Day TIme DaTe lOCaTIOn

3201.401 Ages 4-K Tuesday 5:45PM–6:30PM 6/19–7/31 scarlett

3201.402 Level I and II Tuesday 6:35PM–7:35PM 6/19–7/31 scarlett

3201.403 Ages 4-K saturday 9:00AM–9:45AM 6/23–8/4 scarlett

3201.404 Level I saturday 9:50AM–10:50AM 6/23–8/4 scarlett

3201.405 Level II and III saturday 10:50AM–11:50AM 6/23–8/4 scarlett

Gymnastics Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

See Summer Camps offered in cooperation with Mathnasium on page 37 .









Youth Swim

POOl wATER DEPThS:Tappan Pool: 3’ to 10’

ScarlettPool:3’6”to10’

HighPointPool:2’10”to6’

Due to the popularity of this program and the small class size, classes fill quickly. Please list several alternative time choices on your registration, if possible.

Parent/Child Classes Fee per child. These classes require at least one adult to accompany each child in water. If your child is not 100% toilet-trained they will need to wear a swim diaper. 6-7 weeks. inFAnt/totParent/childclass.Children,from6monthsto3yearsofage,willlearnwateradjustment, kicking, and getting their face splashed. Parents and children bond with songs and rhymes that help children feel comfortable in the water. PrescHooL Parent/child class for 3-5 yr olds. Children will practice basic water adjustment skills and preliminary aquatic skills, and gain independence through the use of games and songs. Children work on skillsthatpreparethemforparticipationininstructor-ledlevels.Emphasisisonbuildingconfidenceandindependence from the parent.

Class ID# level lOCaTIOn Day TIme DaTes fee

3506.401 Infant/Tot scarlett saturday 10:00AM–10:35AM 6/23–8/4 $55

3506.403 Infant/Tot scarlett saturday 10:40AM–11:15AM 6/23–8/4 $55

3501.401 Infant/Tot High Point Monday 6:40PM–7:15PM 6/25–8/6 $59

3506.404 Preschool Tappan Tuesday 5:30PM–6:05PM 6/19–7/31 $59

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Private and Semi-privateSwim LessonsClasses are $120 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 at734-994-2300ext.53232,formore information and to schedule convenient times. Due to the large volume of calls, 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, splash-ing,andotherbasicmovementsthroughtheuseofsongsandgames.Thisisanindependentexperience,designed for young children who are already comfortable in the water without a parent. 6 weeks.

ID# 3501.414 6/22–8/3 FridayFEE: $55 5:30PM–6:00PM HighPoint,Pool

ID# 3501.415 6/22–8/3 FridayFEE: $55 6:00PM–6:30PM HighPoint,Pool

learn to Swim levels Please read the swim level descriptions below carefully for correct class placement. Participants Must have the required skill to participate in the selected class. If you have questions regarding swim levels, please call 734-994-2300 ext. 53232.

LeveL 1 Age: 4-6 Requirement: must be comfortable in water without a parent Goal: to become comfortable with head or face in water.

LeveL 1.5 Age: 7-10 Requirement must be comfort-able in water without a parent Goal to become com-fortable with head or face in water and take 1-2 inde-pendent strokes.

LeveL 2 Age: 4+ Requirement must be comfort-able with head or face in water and have overcome their fear of water. Goaltofrontandbackfloatindependentlyand take 1-2 strokes by themselves.

LeveL 3 Age: 5+ Requirement must be able to frontandbackfloatindependentlyandtake1-2strokesby themselves. Goal to swim independently half the width of the pool (5yds) using both front and back stroke and begin to breathe to the side.

LeveL 4 Age: 6+ Requirement must be able to swim independent-ly half the width of the pool (5yds) while using side breathing. Goal to swim independently the full width of the pool using both front and back stroke with good side breathing.

LeveL 5 Age: 7+ Requirement must be able to swim independent-ly the full width of the pool with proper front and backstroke technique. Goal to swim independently the full width of the pool using breast-stroke, backstroke, and front stroke with proper side breathing.

LeveL 6 Age: 7+ Requirement must be able to swim independently the full width of the pool with proper technique, and be comfortable swimming in the deep end. Goal to swim independently half the length of the pool (15 yds) using front and back stroke, aswellasbreaststroke,andbutterflyfullwidthofthepool.

LeveL 7 Age: 8+ Requirement must be able to swim half the length of the pool using 3 major strokes, andbutterflywidth of the pool Goal to be able to swim the full length of the pool (25 yds) using front andbackcrawlaswellasbreaststroke,andbutterflyhalf the length of the pool.

LeveL 8 Age: 8+ Requirement must be able to swimthefulllengthofthepoolusing3majorstrokes,andbutterflyhalfthe length of the pool Goal to be able to swim 2 lengths of the pool (50 yds)usingfrontandbackcrawlaswellasbreaststroke,andbutterfly1full length of the pool, while demonstrating good technique.

LeveL 9 Age: 9+ Requirement must be able to swim 2 full lengths (50 yds) of 3major strokes, and 1 full length of butterfly with goodtechnique, and have endurance to swim continuously for 1 hour. Goal to increase endurance (4 full lengths of all 4 major strokes) and learn proper technique for starts and turns.

Youth Swim Duetothepopularityofthisprogramandthesmallclasssize,classesfillquickly.Pleaselistseveralalternativetimechoicesonyourregistration,ifpossible.Classesareforchildren6monthsandolder.Ifyourchildis7yearsorolder,pleasehaveyourchildusethesame-sexlocker room. 6-7 classes.

swim Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53232email: [email protected]








Diving Classesstudents need to be able to swim one full length of the pool and tread water for one minute in the deep endtotakeanyoftheseclasses.Atestoftheseskillswillbegivenonthefirstday.Ifthistestisnotpassed,a refund credit for the class will placed on your account. BeGinninG divinG You will focus on diving fundamentals and will be introduced to diving from the edgeofthepool,workinguptoafrontline-upandaone-stephurdleofftheboard.Stretchesanddry-landexerciseswillbepracticedaswell.Nopriordivingexperiencenecessary.AdvAnced BeGinninG divinG You will continue lo work on diving skills. Dives taught will include an up-and-overdive,tuckjump,andabackline-upofftheboard.Comfortwithaline-upandone-stephurdleisnecessarypriortoattendingthisclass.Stretchesanddry-landexerciseswillbepracticedaswell.intermediAte divinG You will be coached in the basics of the back dive, front tuck, and front pike. A frontflipandaninwarddivemayalsobetaught,dependingonthecomfortandinterestofthestudents.Comfort with a one-step hurdle, front line-up, up-and-over dive, and supported back line-up is necessary priortoattendingthisclass.Stretchesanddry-landexerciseswillbepracticedaswell. 6 weeks.

Class ID# DIvIng level lOCaTIOn Day TIme DaTes fee

3501.411 Beginning skyline saturday 12Noon–12:45PM 6/23–8/4 $65

3501.412 AdvancedBeginning skyline saturday 12:45PM–1:30PM 6/23–8/4 $65

3501.413 Intermediate skyline saturday 1:30PM–2:15PM 6/23–8/4 $65

Scarlett Saturday 6/23 – 8/4 6 classes. FEE: $55Class ID# level TIme

3516.401 Level 1 11:20AM–11:55AM

3516.402 Level 1 12:40PM–1:15PM

3526.401 Level 2 12Noon–12:35PM

3526.402 Level 2 1:20PM–1:55PM

3536.401 Level 3 11:20AM–11:55AM

3536.402 Level 3 12:40PM–1:15PM

3536.403 Level 3 1:20PM–1:55PM

3546.401 Level 4 12Noon–12:35PM

3556.401 Level 5 10:40AM–11:15AM

3566.401 Level6 10:00AM–10:35AM

High Point Monday 6/25 – 8/6 7 classes. FEE: $59Class ID# level TIme

3511.401 Level 1.5 7:20PM-7:55PM

3521.401 Level 2 6:00PM-6:35PM

3531.401 Level 3 6:00PM-6:35PM

3541.401 Level 4 7:20PM-7:55PM

3551.401 Level 5 6:40PM-7:15PM

Scarlett Wednesday 6/20 – 8/1 6 classes. FEE: $55

Class ID# level TIme

3515.406 Level 1 6:00PM-6:35PM

3525.406 Level 2 6:40PM–7:15PM

3535.406 Level 3 6:00PM–6:35PM

3555.406 Level 5 7:20PM–7:55PM

3565.406 Level6 7:20PM–7:55PM

3585.406 Level 8 6:40PM–7:15PM

Tappan Tuesday & Thursday 6 classes. FEE: $55

1st Session 6/19 – 7/10 2nd Session 7/17 – 8/2 1sT sessIOn 2nD sessIOn level TIme

3516.405 3516.415 Level 1 6:50PM-7:25PM

3526.405 3526.415 Level 2 6:10PM-6:45PM

3536.405 3536.415 Level 3 6:50PM–7:25PM

3546.405 3546.415 Level 4 6:10PM-6:45PM

3576.405 3576.415 Level7 5:30PM-6:05PM

Competitive Swim–Session 1&2 FEE: $65

3596.405 3596.415 Level 9 7:30PM–8:30PM

Youth Water PoloWater Polo: Youth Boys and Girls, grades 5-8. Beginningtoadvancedplayerswelcome.You’llhaveagreat time learning or improving your water polo game through instruction on individual skills, team fundamentals andscrimmaging.HeadCoach:JustinThoresen,HuronWaterPolo.7 weeks.

Class ID# Day TIme DaTe lOCaTIOn fee

3597.401 Monday 6:00PM–7:00PM 6/25–8/6 Huron, Pool $39

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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. Please bring your own racquet or some will be provided in class. NEW: Mighty Mite and Beginner classes in-corporateUSTA10andUnderTennisformatfeaturingsmallercourtsizeandspecialballs,makingiteasierforkidstopickuparacquetandhavefunrallyingrightaway!(www.10andundertennis.com). PLAYER LEvEL DESCRIPTION: Mighty Mite (Ages 5-7) Enjoy learning fundamental skills in this fun, games and rally-based approach to tennis. “Short” racquets provided by instruc-tors on-court. Beginner (Ages 8-10, and 11-15) (OfferedinSpring,Summer,Fall)Littleornoexperience; Develop coordination, agility, and ball striking skills in this age-appropriate, rally-based approach to tennis.

Youth Instructional Classes (Ages 8-15)

clASS id# lEvEl dAy timE dAtES locAtion # clASSES FEE

3601.401 Beginner Mon-Thurs 9:30AM–10:45AM 6/18–6/28 Tappan 8 $95

3601.421 Beg(Ages8-10) Mon/Wed/Thurs 7:00PM–8:15PM 6/18–6/28 Clague 6 $69

3601.402 Beg(Ages8-10) Mon-Thurs 10:00AM–11:15AM 7/9–7/19 skyline 8 $95

3601.422 Beg(Ages11-15) Tues/Thurs 7:00PM–8:15PM 7/10–7/26 Clague 6 $69

3601.403 BegII/AdvBeg Mon-Thurs 10:45AM–12Noon 6/18–6/28 Tappan 8 $95

3601.404 Beg/BegII Mon-Thurs 9:30AM–10:45AM 7/9–7/19 Tappan 8 $95

3601.423 Beg/BegII Mon/Wed 7:00PM–8:15PM 7/30–8/15 scarlett 6 $69

3601.406 BegII/AdvBeg Mon-Thurs 9:30AM–10:45AM 7/23–8/2 Tappan 8 $95

3601.405 AdvBeg Mon-Thurs 10:45AM–12Noon 7/9–7/19 Tappan 8 $95

3601.407 AdvBeg/Interm Mon-Thurs 10:45AM–12Noon 7/23–8/2 Tappan 8 $95

3601.424 AdvBeg/Interm Tues/Thurs 7:00PM–8:15PM 8/7–8/23 Tappan 6 $69

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

Mighty Mite (Ages 5-7)clASS id# dAy timE dAtES locAtion # clASSES FEE

3603.401 Mon-Thur 9:00AM–10:00AM 6/18–6/28 skyline 8 $95



3603.421 Mon/Wed/Thurs 6:00PM–7:00PM 6/18–6/28 Clague 6 $69

3603.422 Tues/Thurs 6:00PM–7:00PM 7/10–7/26 Clague 6 $69

3603.423 Mon/Wed 6:00PM–7:00PM 7/30–8/15 scarlett 6 $69

3603.424 Tues/Thurs 6:00PM–7:00PM 8/7–8/23 Tappan 6 $69

Junior City Tennis Tournament

The Ann Arbor Community Tennis Association (AAACTA) and Rec&Ed Tennis encour-ages youth 14 and under to participate in the annual Ann Arbor Junior City Tennis Tournament, July 26 -27.For registration information, visit www.aaacta.org.

BEgINNER II (Ages8-15)(OfferedinSummer,Fall)Beginnerclassorequivalent;willcontinuetorefine strokes and build confidence, agility and rally consistency. AdvANCEd BEgINNER (Ages9-15)Prerequisite:Beginnerorequivalent-canrallytheballusingbothforehandandbackhandfrommidtobackcourt,hitvolleysandserve(inconsistently);willreviewandimproveallstrokes,learn more about rules by playing interactive live ball games. INtERMEdIAtE (Ages9-15)Pre-requisite: 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 (Ages10-15)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.

Team Tennis (Coed, Ages 9-18)Weofferyear roundco-edTeamTennisat threedifferent levelsofplay.Appropriate instructionalprerequisites (strokeskills)arenecessary toplayoneachteam.Playersmove 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. In addition to practices,weofferlocalinterclubcompetitivematchesinthesummergenerallyonFridays,andtravelUSTAJuniorTeamTennisteamsinlatefallandwintersessions(indoors).BluE tEAM* (Ages9-15,Intermediate)Prerequisite:Intermediateinstructionalclassorequivalent.Playerscanserveandrallyfullcourtfairlyconsistently.BlueTeamplayersdrill, incorporate net play, match etiquette, learn basic strategy for singles and doubles match play. REd tEAM*(Ages10-15,Advanced)Prerequisite:BlueorPurpleTeamexperienceorequivalent.Playersconsistentlyserveandrallyfromthebaseline,haveproficientnetskills, and can comfortably play singles and doubles matches.

clASS id# lEvEl dAy timE dAtES locAtion # clASSES FEE

3608.401 BlueTeam(Intermediate)* Tues/Thurs 6:00PM–7:30PM 6/19–8/2 Huron 11 + Matches $149

3608.402 RedTeam(Advanced)* Tues/Thurs 7:30PM–9:00PM 6/19–8/2 Huron 11+ Matches $149

*AllTeamTennisplayerspick11outof13totalpracticesofferedthatsuityoursummerschedule.Additionalmatcheswillbescheduledbyinstructorwithlocaltennisclubs/programs.No practice week of 7/2.

High school students

Beginner and Advanced Beginner high school players 16 and older should enroll in Adult Tennis instructional classes (page 5).

Kirk Boettcher (“Mr. Kirk”) will be enthusiastically teaching his 17th summer of fun morning tennis at tappan. He also coaches the Boys and girls Jv tennis teams at Pioneer High school.






















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A Journey to London – 2012 Olympic Games Fun Catch the olympic spirit! Campers take a virtual journey to London, the host city of the 2012 olympic Game discovering fun facts about that city and the olympic Games. Grades 1-3 campers write stories, solve math problems, and create their own Pentathlon. Grades 4-6 campers will be engaged to more advanced problem-solving activities and math skills including computation, measurement, geometry, data analysis and al-gebra. each camper gets a Mathnasium T-shirt and earns an olympic Games sticker at the end. students provide own snack and beverage. Instructor:Mathnasiumstaff. 1 week. location: Mathnasium learn-ing Center.

ID# 1311.403 8/6–8/10:Gr. 1-3 Monday-FridayFEE: $145 9:00AM–12Noon MathnasiumLC

ID# 1311.404 8/6–8/10:Gr. 4-6 Monday-FridayFEE: $145 9:00AM–12Noon MathnasiumLC

JumpStart K-1 Math Explorers CampGrades k-1. Mathisfun!Ourone-weekMathExplorerscampincorpo-rates the highly successful Mathnasium First steps curriculum to intro-duce young children to important math concepts in a fun and interac-tive way. Covered concepts include: Attributes; Spacial Relationships;Classification; Patterning; One-to-One Correspondence; Ordering; Nu-meration; Shapes; Fractions;Measurements.Childrenbuilda“numbersense” foundation and a critical step toward future success in mathemat-ics. students provide own snack and beverage. Instructor: Mathnasium staff.1 week.

ID# 1311.401 7/23–7/27 Monday-FridayFEE: $145 9:30AM–12Noon Abbot

ID# 1311.402 7/30–8/3 Monday-FridayFEE: $145 9:30AM–12Noon Abbot

Enrichment Camps enrichment camp Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248

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

It’s not rocket science…Or Is It? Grades 3-5. A trip to space requires special training, engineering, and equipment. Investigate how astronauts prepare for a voyage into space, lookatatypicalday,andbuilddifferentkindsofrocketsusingair, baking soda and vinegar, and other household products. Consider what “space rations” astronauts eat and maybe taste a sample. Daily outdoor/indoor play. Campers provide their own lunch and beverage. Morning and afternoon snacks are included in the camp fee. Instructor: AAHands-OnMuseumStaff.1 week. location: Abbot.

ID# 8701.431 7/23–7/27 Monday-FridayFEE: $255 9:00AM–4:00PM Camp

ID# 8701.432 7/23–7/27 Monday-FridayFEE: $35 7:30AM–9:00AM BeforeCampCare

ID# 8701.433 7/23–7/27 Monday-FridayFEE: $35 4:00PM–5:30PM After Camp Care

CO2 CarsDesign, prototype, build, and race your own aerodynamic car powered by a C02 cartridge. Race at speeds in access of 50 miles an hour down the 40 Meter track, some under 1 second! Investigate wind tunnel concepts using everyday materials around our schools. Finish the week withahands-on,interactivefieldtriptotheEMUCollegeofTechnologyled by Al Tessmer, retired AAPs teacher and eMu Advisor. Daily outdoor/indoor play. Campers provide their own lunch and beverage. Morn-ing and afternoon snacks are included in the camp fee. Director: Tom Pachera, skyline Design & Technology Magnet Lead Teacher. 1 week.location: Tappan.




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Astronomy- Fun Looking Up!Grades 1-5.Whatisastronomy?Whatdoastronomersdo?Camperslearnaboutthisfascinatingfieldofscience through hands-on activities such as stellarium, a computer-based stargazing program. Camp-ersalsolearnhowtoutilizeproperinvestigativetechniquesthroughaseriesofexperimentsthatsimu-latehowmatterbehavesinavarietyofenvironments,suchasaspacestation.Campersfindouthowas-tronomers work with astronauts and how these scientists increase our knowledge about outer space. This weeklong camp culminates with a visit by a professional astronomer who will guide students in learning how to use telescopes. Campers bring their own lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: Nancy Beltaire.1 week.

CAMP ID# ACTIVITy DAyS DATE TIME lOCATIOn FEE

2129.401 Astronomy Camp Monday-Friday 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM Abbot $235

2129.411 ExtendedCare Monday-Friday 7/30–8/3 7:30AM–9:00AM/4:00PM–5:30PM Abbot $79

See CO2 Cars for Preteens on page 45.

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

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NEW!Is It True? Grades 1-3. Have fun brainstorming and de-bunking common and not socommonsciencemyths-istherereallynogravityinouterspace?Canyounavigatethewoodsusingasewingneedleandmore?Spothypoth-eses, develop procedures, look at data and determine conclusions based onthe informationyoufind. Exploreadifferentmytheachday.Dailyoutdoor/indoor play. Campers provide their own lunch and beverage. Morning and afternoon snacks are included in the camp fee. Instructor: AAHands-OnMuseumStaff. 1 week. location: Abbot.




Boom! shake! spew! Grades 1-3. Natural disasters occur all over the world. Investigate how wind, heat, moisture, raging storms and the Earth’s inner firehave transformed the planet and life on it. Create your own volcanoes, earthquakes, tidal waves and other disasters or see if you can design a building that can withstand nature’s fury. Daily outdoor/indoor play. Campers provide their own lunch and beverage. Morning and afternoon snacks are included in the camp fee. Instructor: AA Hands-on Museum Staff. 1 week. location: Abbot.




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Writing Camp…sharpen your Quill!Writers create apublishing company,planandproduce individual, fully illustrateduniquepicturebooks.Beginning,IntermediateandAdvancedcampsruninsequence;taking writing camps in sequence is recommended but not required. Campers provide lunch,beverageandsnacks.Director:EileenBigham. 1 week. location: Tappan.

CAMP ID# CAMP GR DATE TIME FEE

2407.401 Beg. 1-4 6/18–6/22 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2407.411 Ext.Care 1-4 6/18–6/22 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2407.402 Beg. 5-7 6/18–6/22 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2407.412 Ext.Care 5-7 6/18–6/22 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2407.403 Interm. 1-4 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2407.413 Ext.Care 1-4 7/30–8/3 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2407.404 Interm. 5-9 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2407.414 Ext.Care 5-9 7/30–8/3 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

Literature Camps

CAMP ID# CAMP GR. DATE TIME FEE

2427.401 Adv. 1 1-4 8/13–8/17 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2427.411 Ext.care 1-4 8/13–8/17 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2427.402 Adv.1 5-9 8/13–8/17 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2427.412 Ext.care 5-9 8/13–8/17 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2427.403 Adv. 1 10-12 8/13–8/17 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

writing Camp Advanced 2 location: Church of the Good Shepherd.


2437.401 Adv. 2 1-4 8/20–8/24 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2437.411 Ext.Care 1-4 8/20–8/24 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2437.402 Adv. 2 5-9 8/20–8/24 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2437.412 Ext.Care 5-9 8/20–8/24 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2437.403 Adv. 2 10-12 8/20–8/24 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

Writing Camp advanced I & 2Adv. 1 Writers will be encouraged to expand their repertoire and write severalnarrativepieces.Theneachcamperwillselectonepiecetotakethroughanextensivecritique and revision process. Adv. 2Writerswillpracticetechniquesusedbythe“pros”! Participation in both weeks is highly encouraged but not required. Camper may enroll in either Adv. 1 or 2. Campers provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: EileenBigham.1 week. Adv. 1 location: westminister Presbyterian Church.

enrICHmenT & lITeraTure CamP savIngs you save 10% off each week

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essays and grammar made fun! This camp is open to students of all skill levels and is esL friendly. Have fun getting your fundamentals down and boost your academics next school year! Campersprovidelunch,beverageandsnacks.Director:EileenBigham.4 days. Nocamp7/4. location: Tappan.


2447.401 Camp 1-4 7/2–7/6* 9:00AM–4:00PM $195

2447.411 Ext.care 1-4 7/2–7/6* 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $59

2447.402 Camp 5-9 7/2–7/6* 9:00AM–4:00PM $195

2447.412 Ext.care 5-9 7/2–7/6* 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $59

Poetry Camp: express yourselfspend the week creating high octane poetic compositions for your very own poetry slam. Featuring guest performances and workshops by Ann Arbor’s most prolific poets! Campers providelunch, beverage and snacks. Director: eileen Bigham.1 week. Monday-Friday. location:Tappan.

ID# 2408.401 6/18–6/22:Grades 1-4 Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PMID# 2408.411 6/18–6/22Ext. Care: $69 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM

ID# 2408.402 6/18–6/22:Grades 5-9 Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PMID# 2408.412 6/18–6/22Ext. Care: $69 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM

ID# 2408.403 6/18–6/22:Grades 10-12 Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM

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

One-time free registrationTo enroll in Literature and enrichment Camps you mustfirstregister inID# 2400.400. This is a required free one-time registration where you will indicate your camper’s allergys or medical information. Then you may enroll in every week of your choice.






























Japanese anime CampKonichiwa! Construct your ownmanga store, develop and illustrate excitinganime stories and produce your own manga. Anime movies will be featured daily for enjoyment and critique. students provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Director:EileenBigham.4 days. Nocamp7/4.*location: Tappan.


2410.401 Camp 1-4 7/2–7/6* 9:00AM–4:00PM $195

2410.411 Ext.care 1-4 7/2–7/6* 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $59

2410.402 Camp 5-9 7/2–7/6* 9:00AM–4:00PM $195

2410.412 Ext.care 5-9 7/2–7/6* 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $59

2410.403 Camp 10-12 7/2–7/6* 9:00AM–4:00PM $195

Kidconomics each camper will make a budget, earn an income, make investments and develop a business plan. everyone invents a product to sell to be an entrepreneur. Studentsprovidelunch,beverageandsnacks.Director:EileenBigham.1 week. location: Tappan.


2411.401 Camp 1-4 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2411.411 Ext.care 1 -4 7/30–8/3 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

2411.402 Camp 5-9 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2411.412 Ext.care 5-9 7/30–8/3 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

virtual restaurant CampCampers will create a restaurant theme, design uniforms, menus and décor. Signupnow for this exciting, creative real life experience! Field trips to localrestaurants inspire campers. Campers provide lunch, beverage, and snacks. Director:EileenBigham. 1 week. location: Tappan.


2429.401 Camp 1-4 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $255

2429.411 Ext.care 1-4 7/23–7/27 7:30–9AM/4–5:30PM $69

2429.402 Camp 5-9 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $255

2429.412 Ext.care 5-9 7/23–7/27 7:30–9AM/4–5:30PM $69

2429.403 Camp 10-12 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $255

science fair CampGrades 4-8. 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. Campers provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: Eileen Bigham. 1 week. location: Tappan.

ID# 2417.401 8/6–8/10Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM

ID# 2417.411 8/6–8/10 Ext. Care: $69 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM

summer math explosion! Grades 1-4. Ready, set, go! Math addicts grab your calculatorsandprepareyourselfforasummerexperiencelike never before! Exponentially grow your math skills.Participate in challenging and creative math centers, match your skills against other campers in this high octanesummermathexplosion!Studentsprovide lunch,beverage and snacks. Director: Eileen Bigham. 1 week. location: Church of the Good Shepherd. .

ID# 2418.401 8/20–8/24Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PMID# 2418.411 8/20–8/24Ext. Care: $69 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM

Circus Camp: under the Big Topeach camper will use loads of imaginative play to train to be a performer and becomepartofthecircusparade. Ourculminatingactivitywillbea“BigTop”performance for parents and friends complete with cotton candy and popcorn! Campersprovidelunch,beverageandsnacks.Director:EileenBigham.1 week. location: Tappan.


2439.401 Circus 1-4 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2439.411 Ext.care 1-4 8/6–8/10 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

2439.402 Circus 5-9 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2439.412 Ext.care 5-9 8/6–8/10 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

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
























star Wars – may the force be with yOu!!Come toagalaxy farawayand join the JediCouncil.Battlewith thedark sideand restore the Jedi order. Campers provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Director: EileenBigham. 1 week. location: Tappan.


2413.401 Camp 1-4 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2413.411 Ext.care 1-4 6/25–6/29 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

2413.402 Camp 5-9 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2413.412 Ext.care 5-9 6/25–6/29 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

2413.403 Camp 1-4 7/9–7/13 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2413.413 Ext.care 1-4 7/9–7/13 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

2413.404 Camp 5-9 7/9–7/13 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2413.414 Ext.care 5-9 7/9–7/13 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM $69

Chess CampLearntobeabetterchessplayer!Studentsexplorehistoryof chess, beginning basics and advanced play. Campers train for the “Checkmate Championship” held at the end ofcamp.Beginning,advancedandallplayersinbetweenarewelcome.Director:EileenBigham.1 week. location: Church of the Good Shepherd.

ID# 2415.401 8/27–8/31:Grades 1-4Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PMID# 2415.411 8/27–8/31Ext. Care: $69 7:30AM-9AM,4PM-5:30PM

ID# 2415.402 8/27–8/31:Grades 5-9Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM

ID# 2415.412 8/27–8/31Ext. Care: $69 7:30AM-9AM,4PM-5:30PM

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yu-gi-Oh Card CampAttention all Yu-Gi-oh!, Poke’mon and Magic the Gathering fans. You will construct yourowndecksandlearnstrategiestobethebest.Weprovideatradingcarddraftfor those without their own decks. Campers provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Instructor:EileenBigham.1 week. location: Church of the Good Shepherd.


2412.401 Camp 1-4 8/27–8/31 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2412.411 Ext.care 1-4 8/27–8/31 7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM $69

2412.402 Camp 5-9 8/27–8/31 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2412.412 Ext.care 5-9 8/27–8/31 7:30-9AM/4-5:30PM $69

The Hobbit CampGrades 5-9. Middle earth is for the adventurous! Visit the elf kingdom Rivendell, defend yourself against the giant spiders in the enchanted Forest, play the “Riddle Game” with Gollum for the ring of power, and help the villagers of DalefightthedragonSmaug. Theseandotherunexpectedadventures are yours during this week of fun and thrills. Based upon the popular Hobbit books and soon to bereleased movie! Campers provide lunch, beverage and snacks. Directortor: Eileen Bigham. 1 week. location: westminster Presbyterian Church.

ID# 2423.401 8/13–8/17Camp Fee: $235 9:00AM–4:00PMID# 2423.411 8/13–8/17Ext. Care: $69 7:30AM-9AM,4PM-5:30PM

Harry Potter CampTaketheHogwartsExpresstothis“Enchanting”Camp.Thisyear’scamperswillchooseactivitiesfromallthebooks,suchastheamazingTri-WizardTournament;buildingtheMinistryofMagic,PartyingDownattheYuleBall,creatingwizardband music videos, and attending Dumbledore’s funeral or Bill & Fleur’swedding. Returning campers will host activities with younger wizards., Campers providelunch,beverageandsnacks.Director:EileenBigham.1 week. location: Tappan.


2409.401 Camp 1-4 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2409.411 Ext.Care 1-4 7/16–7/20 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2409.402 Camp 5-9 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

2409.412 Ext.Care 5-9 7/16–7/20 7:30–9AM,4–5:30PM $69

2409.403 Camp 10-12 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–4:00PM $235

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• Full-dayprogram,from 7:30AM–5:30PMforonefee.• Hands-onafternoonfieldtrips reinforce morning academics.• Maintainandexceedacademic growth from the grade just completed.• Theopportunitytosamplemany varied activities.• Convenientlocationwitheasy parkingforpick-upanddrop-off.• Greatforworkingparents!• Exploringtheabundanceof wildlife in and around Ann Arbor.

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

wk CAMP ID# DATES ThEMES/CAMP hOURS7:30 AM-5:30 PM

FEE

1 8901.401 6/25–6/29 PowerofMe,PowerofWe $335

2 8901.402 7/2–7/6* earth’s Force $268

3 8901.403 7/9–7/13 Nectar Collectors $335

4 8901.404 7/16–7/20 JustAddWater $335

5 8901.405 7/23–7/27 Hometown Habitat $335

6 8901.406 7/30–8/3 Rockin’OurWorld $335

7 8901.407 8/6–8/10 Food for Thought $335

8 8901.408 8/13–8/17 Double Take $335

*4dayweek,nocamp7/4

green Adventures Camp is an exciting academic and enrichment camp with a focus on learning conservation, ecology and what it means to be “green”.

Each morning campers have a small group classroom experienceMonday-Thursday mornings campershaveasmallgroupexperienceledbyexemplaryAAPSteachers.Friday mornings are set aside for special interactivehandsonprojectsbasedatthesite.Uniquetothiscamp,studentssynthesizetheirafternoonexperiencethroughwriting,scientificinquiryandproblemsolving,extendingtheirlearningandreducingtypicallearninglossesthatcanoccuroverthesummer.

In the afternoons, Naturalists Dave szczygiel and John stahly lead campers in explorationsofavarietyofnaturalareasthatprovideathemeandcontextforthemorning math and language arts lessons. each Friday afternoon all campers have fun swimming at a local public pool.

Green Adventures Camp

The classroom is outdoors in the afternoon... the sky is the limit!

Why Parents and campers love this camp!

This camp is for incoming 1st-5th graders (Fall 2012-13) who enjoy learning about their world through hands-on exploration.










One-time free registrationTo enroll in Green Adventures Camp you must firstregister inID# 8901.400. 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.

Camp locationGreen Adventures is located at Allen school, 2560Towner,AnnArbor.

Camp HoursGreen Adventures Camp offers a full day ofprogrammingfrom7:30AM–5:30PM.

snacks and lunchCampers bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. A light, healthy snack, often harvested from our owngardens, is offered eachmorning andafternoon. Green Adventures is a no nut camp, see page 39.

T-shirt & stuff sacksevery camper receives a free camp T-shirt. Stuffsacksareavailableforpurchase.

Green Adventures

Outdoorsgardening, bee keeping, chicken

raising, harvesting & cooking activities continue throughout the summer!

week 1 Power of Me, Power of we tHeme!Thisfirstweekexploresthepowerofcomingtogether foracausethroughfungroupchallengesandcommunityprojects.Wewilldiscoverhownutrition,activity level,andattitude impact personal well-being and how a healthy you and a healthy group can have a great impact on the environment. Climb, hike, run, and dig in the dirt! Camper tested and requested.

week 2 Earth’s Force Howcanweharnessandconservenature’senergy?Thepotentialofmotion,sunlight,water,wind,electricity,magnetism,andevenpeoplewillbeinvestigatedthisweek.Ex-plore a dam and the power of water, build and cook with a solar oven, and harness the power of a bicycle and cranks in our wide-ranging energy adventure.

week 3 nectar Collectors Peopleneedplants,andplantsneedpollinators!Beesandbutterflies,beetlesandbats,wind and even water get it done, and Green Campers will take a close look at some of these hard workers that keep things growing. Protecting pollinators and helping them along will be one focus this week, and we may even get a taste of honey in the deal!

week 4 “Just Add water” Getupcloseandpersonalwithallkindsofwaterways.ExploretheHuronRiverwater-shedfromAnnArbortoLakeErie,makefishingpolesandfishwiththem,andcastyournet and see what lurks in the muck. Canoeing and other water activities abound. Ability to swim not required.

week 5 hometown habitatSeewhatthelocalfloraandfaunaareuptoandinvestigatethenatureinourneighbor-hoods! Animal life is all around us, and shares a lot of the same territory we think of as ourown.Learntofindandtrackcritters,listenforthespecialcallsofthewild,learnhowanimals communicate, and welcome visiting animals to camp. Participate in stewardship activities that will help local habitats stay healthy.

week 6 Rockin’ Our world Rocks tell stories about how they were formed. Learn how time, heat, and pressure help tell those tales, how crystals grow, search for fossils and signs of past life, and learn to read the history in any rock! Make rock collections, study, cut and polish your favorite rocks.

week 7 Food for Thought Fromseed to root,andflower to fruit,whatcouldbebetter thana fresh feast?Learnabout growing, harvesting, and enjoying great local foods, as well as some of the people who grow them for us. spin honey provided by our own Green Camp bees. Plus, this week you’ll need your chef’s hat! Mmmmm…

week 8 Double TakeWe spend our lives sur-rounded by ‘stuff’, but stuffcan go keep going around. This week the Green Ad-ventures crew will look into where it all comes from, and, especially, where it goes after we’re done with it. Have fun with the three Rs - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! This week includes the always-popular ‘Take Apart’ day!

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green aDvenTures CamP savIngs with easy enrollment multi-week discounts. save 10% off each week by enrolling campers in 4 or more full day camps within one transaction!



* Pre-Teen CamP savIngs You save 10% off these camps by enrolling campers in 4 or more full day camps within one transaction.

Pre-teen Camps

CAMP ID# ACTIVITy GR DATE TIME FEE

8914.421 BeforeCampCare 5-8 6/25–6/29 7:30AM–9:00AM $35

8914.422 soapstone Carving 5-8 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–12Noon $139

8914.424 Art of Clowning Around 5-8 6/25–6/29 1:00PM–4:00PM $139

8914.425 After Camp Care 5-8 6/25–6/29 4:00PM–5:30PM $35

8914.426 Soapstone/ClowningCombo*Includes Lunch supervision

5-8 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–4:00PM $279

girls - B WellNutrition awareness, self-esteem, and having fun are some of the goals of this camp. Learn kitchen skills and help cook your own vegetarian lunch. enjoy creative expression through music, art, and crafting. Lunchprovidedeachday.Wednesdayincludesawalkingfieldtrip to the Farmer’s Market. Offered in conjunctionwith and staffed by Rudolph Steiner Health Center.1 week. location: Rudolph Steiner health Center.

CAMP ID# GRADES DATE TIME DAy FEE

8914.402 4-8 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–1:00PM Half Day $245

8914.412* 4-8 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–4:00PM Full Day $295

Pre-teen Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106

art of Clowning around location: Tappan Middle School

JoinmasterclownJoeZsigraytobringouttheclownwithinyouandhavelotsoffun.Youwillfindyourclownandgiveitexpressionthroughmakeup,costuming,communication,andmovement.Timewillbespentinbuildingaclown'stoolboxofmagic,balloonsculptures,props,juggling,andharmonicamusic. Participants will need to bring some clothing and ordinary household items from home for costumingandprops.Balloons,harmonica,make-up,jugglingbeanbags,andmagicequipmentwillbe provided. Pre-teens bring an afternoon snack. Afternoons for 1 week.

yOU CAn ChOOSE MORnInGS, AFTERnOOnS OR All DAy CAMP

Create a full day by enrolling in sections 426, 421 and 425 or select the additional care your pre-teen needs. Pre-teens bring their own lunch, beverage and snacks.

soapstone Carving location: Tappan Middle School

ArtistMaxSexsmith, fromPeterborough,Canada, returns for the7th summer tooffer a camponcarving soapstone. Create a sculpture such as a loon, Inukshuk. whale tail, turtle, pig or owl from precutsoapstoneinavarietyofcolors. Infivethree-hoursessionsyoutransformroughsoapstoneintoabeautifulpolishedfigurebyusingavariationoffiles,raspsandchisels.Basicfilesprovidedbythe instructor. This camp is for pre-teens new to carving as well as those who have tried it before. Pre-teens bring a morning snack. scholarship recipients pay $10 materials fee. Mornings for 1 week.

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CO2 Cars*Design, prototype, build, and race your own aerodynamic car powered by a C02 cartridge. Race at speeds in access of 50 miles an hour down the 40 Meter track, some under 1 second! Investigate wind tunnel concepts using (everyday materials) materials around our schools. Finish the week withahands-on,interactivefieldtriptotheEMUCollegeofTechnologyledbyAlTessmer–retiredAAPSteacher&EMUAdvisor.Dailyoutdoor/indoor play. Pre-teens provide their own lunch and beverage, morning and afternoon snacks are included in the camp fee. Director: Diana Gordon, Tappan Technology education Teacher. 1 week. location: Tappan Middle School.

CAMP ID# ACTIVITy GRADES DATE TIME FEE

8914.404 Co2 Cars 5-8 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $275

8914.414 ExtendedCare 5-8 7/30–8/3 7:30AM–9:00AM/4:00PM–5:30PM $69

forensics: under the lens*Fromgatheringobservationsatthescene,toanalyzingevidenceinthelab,andpresentingthefindingstoreconstructacrime,pre-teenswillinvestigate and practice the skills need to complete the work of detectives and forensic scientists. Pre-teens bring their own lunch, snacks and beverage.OfferedinconjunctionwithandstaffedbyAAHands-OnMuseum.1 week. location: Tappan Middle School.

CAMP ID# ACTIVITy GRADES DATE TIME FEE

8914.405 Forensics 5-8 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–4:00PM $255

8914.415 ExtendedCare 5-8 8/6–8/10 7:30AM–9:00AM/4:00PM–5:30PM $69

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* Pre-Teen CamP savIngs You save 10% off these camps by enrolling campers in 4 or more full day camps within one transaction.

TnT on the go!*Your Teen-n-Transition (TNT) will be on the go allweekenjoyingafun-filledweekofart,sports,local field trips and a trip to Cedar Point! OnMonday, Tuesday and Thursday, get your game on as it’s every player for themselves as you try to dodge the balls in a game of dodgeball elimination or kick back and experiencewatercolor and acrylic paining in a new way. on Wednesday, pre-teens will embark on a localfield trip in and around Ann Arbor via foot,bikes or AATA. end the week by enjoying a full day of food, fun and thrills at Cedar Point, America’s Amusement Park. spaces are limited so enroll early! Pre-teens provide own lunch and beverage. Morning and afternoon snacks available for purchase from the snack bar. Director: Rec&Ed Staff. Scholarship recipientspay $35. 1 week.

CAMP ID# ACTIVITy GR DATE TIME FEE

8914.403 TNT on the Go 6-8 7/23–7/27 Monday-Thursday:9:00AM–4:00PMCedarPointFriday:7:00AM–8:00PM

$309

8914.413 ExtendedCare 6-8 7/23–7/26(Monday-Thursday) 7:30AM–9:00AM/4:00PM–5:30PM $55








Sports Camps

multi-sports Camp Thisfun-filledcampisperfectforthesports-mindedkid. Ifyoulovesportsandgames, you will enjoy playing a variety of sports/games each day and learning how to play new ones! Just bring your baseball mitt and a pair of indoor/ outdoor shoes and our staffwill supply the rest! All players will have a chance towindailyprizes!Pleasebringwater,snackandsacklunch.Coaches:GVPSportsstaff.Monday-Friday.

CAMP ID# GR lOCATIOn DATES TIMES FEE

3401.401 2-8 Tappan, Gym 7/16–7/20 9:30AM–2:30PM $195

3401.402 2-8 scarlett, Gym 8/6–8/10 9:30AM–2:30PM $195

Multi-Sports

Backyard sports Camp Remember the days of playing capture the flag with the neighborhood kids? How aboutpicking up teams and playing kickball on the old sandlot? If you love backyard/physicaleducation games, this class is for you! The coaches will lead your child through a variety of sportsandgamesincludingsoccer,kickball,dodgeball,basketball,capturetheflag,football,and many more. Come out and have some good ol’ backyard fun! Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday - Friday.


3414.401 1-5 Abbot,Gym* 6/25–6/29 1:00PM–4:00PM $165

3414.402 4-6 scarlett, Gym 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3414.403 1-3 scarlett, Gym 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–12Noon $165

mini Ones Camp Nopressure-justlotsoffun!Yourchildwilllearnandplayfungamesthatteachthembasicskillsforsportssuchasbasketball,soccer,T-ball,flagfoot-ball, and more. This is a great camp to introduce your child to sports. Coaches are committed to making sure kids have fun in a pressure-free environ-ment.Ourgoalistohelpincreaseyourchild’sconfidencethroughsports!Pleasebringsnacks,water,andsunscreen.Childrenmustmustbe4priortocamp.Pleasesendyourchildinappropriateclothing;nosandals.Coaches:OneonOneSportsTraining.Monday - Friday.

CAMP ID# AGES lOCATIOn DATES TIMES FEE

3413.401 4-6 Ann Arbor open, Gym 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–10:30AM $79

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

• SportsCampsareavailableforkidsinpre-kindergarten

through grade 12 (entering fall 2012).

• Campsareco-edunlessotherwiseindicated.

• AllcampersreceiveaFREEsportbagorT-Shirt!

• Optionsforextendedcareforselectedsportscamps

can be found at aareced.com/reced.home/camps or

call734-994-2300,ext.53233.


* extended care is available at Abbot. After camp care: id# 8701.413.

Huron Basketball and Volleyball Camp is on page 53.








Skyline Softball Skills CampGirls, grades 5-9. Looking for a way to soar your softball skills to the next level?JointheSkylinecoachesfor3daysofsoftballskillbuild-ing and fun. You’ll work on defensive skills: throwing, fielding andfootworkandoffensiveskills:hittingfundamentals,buntingandbaserunning. Specialdrillsareofferedforpitchersandcatchers.Youwillgain valuable knowledge that will make you a better softball player while having fun in the process, just ask anyone that attended last year. Coaches: skyline High school coaches with over 20 years com-binedexperience. Monday-wednesday.

ID# 3469.401 6/25–6/27 Skyline,SoftballDiamondFEE: $105 9:00AM–12Noon


Baseball & Softball

BasketballPreschool Basketball Camp All about the basics! Campers will learn everything from the naming the lines on the court to the proper dribbling, shooting, and defensive stance. The camp focuses on improvingmotorskillsandoverallphysicalfitness.Thecoaches

provide a comfortable, pressure-free environment while learning the fundamentals of basketball with an emphasis fun! Coaches: one on one Basketball&SportsTraining. Monday– Friday.



mini-Hoopers Basketball CampMini-Hoopersisaperfectbasketballcampforchildrenwhowanttolearnmoreaboutdribbling,ballhandling,shooting,defense,offense,andtheoverallrulesofbasketball.Camperswillhavefunwithdailydrills,games,andteambuildingexercises.Thecoachesprovideacomfortable,pressure-freeenvironmentwithanemphasisfun!Coaches:OneonOneBasketball&SportsTraining.Monday– Friday.



Baseball Camp Whetheryouhaveplayedforafewseasonsorarejuststartingout,thiscampisforyou!Eachdayyou’ll work on basic to advanced baseball skills and play a game, too! You will learn and enjoy your experience in a safe, structured environment, having fun andgaining confidence in your sport.Dailyhitting,fielding,pitchingandoutfieldstationsarefeaturedaswellasdailytriviacontestsandprizes for everyone! You will receive a written evaluation on your skills. Campers should bring mitts, batsandwaterbottlesmarkedwiththeirname.Coaches:GVPSportsstaff. Monday-Friday.


3405.401 1-6 Allmendinger Park 6/25–6/29 9:30AM–12Noon $119



Youth Softball Skills Camp Grades 1-8. You will have fun working in small groups for instructional drills, scrimmages, team play and skill competition. Your focus will be learning and improving your fundamental skills of the game, including hitting,base running,fielding, throwingandpositionalplay. Pitchingand catching instruction is also available. Please bring snacks and water. Coach: Davey Knoll, Pioneer softball. Monday-Thursday

ID# 3461.4017/9–7/12FEE: $85 5:30PM–8:00PM Pioneer,Softballfield









Basketball Camp*Doesyourchildhaveaninterestinbasketball?Joinourcoacheswhowillhelpyouimproveyourgamethrough drills and scrimmages. You will work on your ball handling, fast break, and transition skills. You’ll also participate in scrimmages and skill games. Please bring water and a snack. each camper receives a t-shirt.Coaches:OneOnOneBasketball&SportsTraining.Monday - Friday.

CAMP ID# GRADES lOCATIOn DATES TIMES FEE

3402.401 K-2 Abbot, Gym 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3402.402 3-5 Abbot, Gym 6/25–6/29 9:00AM–12Noon $165

* extended care is available. Before camp care: id# 8701.412.

full Day Basketball Camp*Doesyourchildlovebasketball?Thefocusofinstructionisondrillsthatimprovetheskillsoftheindivid-ualplayerinareasofdribbling,passing,shooting,defense,offenseandteamwork.Therewillalsobedailycontests(achancetowinotherexcitingprizes)andscrimmages.Sportsmanshipisemphasized.Pleasebringalunch,waterandsnack.Coaches:OneonOneBasketball&SportsTraining.Monday - Friday.


3402.410 1-5 Tappan, Gym 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–4:00PM $289

* extended care is available. Before camp care Gr. 1-4: id# 2407.413 Gr. 5: id# 2407.414.

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full Day Basketball CampDoesyourchildhaveexperience inbasketballandwanttotaketheirgametothenext level? Ourcoacheswillhelpimproveyourchild’sgamethroughdailydrills,scrimmages,offensiveanddefensivestrategies, and conditioning. They will work on their ball handling, shooting, defense, footwork, agility, andoverallbasketballknowledge.Eachcamperwillhaveachancetowinexcitingprizes!Pleasebringalunch,waterandsnack.Coaches:OneonOneBasketball&SportsTraining. Monday - Friday.



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Pioneer Basketball Camp for Boys - full Day Areyou lookingtomakeamajor leap inyourbasketballskills? Ifso, this is thecampforyou.Pioneer’scoachingstaffandplayerswillteachyouthefundamentalskillsofbasketball,whichhave vaulted the Pioneer program into the state’s elite. You will receive hands-on training on CoachStanczak’s“Big3”:shooting,passingandballhandling.Youwillalsolearnthebasicrota-tionsandeffort it takes toplaygreatdefense.Thecamp includes stationwork, contests, andgames. This all day camp includes a lunch hour. Please bring snack, lunch and water (concession standalsoavailablewithpizzalunch).Coaches:RexStanczak,PioneerHSVarsityCoach,coachingstaffandplayers.Monday - Thursday.


3450.401 3-8 Pioneer, Gym 6/18–6/21 8:30AM–3:30PM $259

3450.402 3-8 Pioneer, Gym 7/23–7/26 8:30AM–3:30PM $259

advanced Basketball Camp - full DayGotgame?Wehavetheexperiencedcoachestohelpelevateyourgametothenext level!Wefocus on improving your basketball knowledge and ability through daily drills, skill competitions, conditioning and agility workouts, plus new resistance training methods, while improving drib-bling, passing, shooting, defense, and footwork! 2on2, 3on3, 4on4, and 5on5 competitions and scrimmageswillbeheldallweek!Eachcamperwillhaveachancetowinexcitingprizes!Pleasebringalunch,waterandsnack.Coaches:OneonOneBasketball&SportsTraining. Monday - Fri-day.


3402.412 3-5 Pioneer, Gym 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–3:00PM $249

3402.413 6-8 Pioneer, Gym 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–3:00PM $249

Huron Basketball Boot Camp is on page 33.










youth field Hockey CampYou will have fun working in small groups divided by age and skill for instructional drills, scrimmages, team play and skill competition. Your focus willbelearningandimprovingyourfundamentalskillsofthegame.Youwillpracticecorrecttechniquesofbasicskillsincludingoffense,defenseand positional play. Please bring snacks and water. Coach: Darcy Knoll, Pioneer Field Hockey. Monday - Thursday.


3460.401 1-8 Pioneer 6/18–6/21 9:00AM–12Noon $109

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Field hockey Camp Youwillhavetimeeachdaytopracticefundamentalskillssuchasdribbling,passingandscoring.Strategiesonoffense,defenseandpenaltycornerswill be taught through fun and creative drills. The development of stick work skills is emphasized. Team concepts and strategies such as positioning and set-plays will also be covered. Please bring water, mouth guard and shin guards. sticks provided or bring your own. Coaches: Marsha Mumm, Rec&ed Youth Field Hockey site supervisor and Greenhills Hs coach. Monday-Thursday


3406.401 3-4 BuhrPark,Field#4 8/13–8/16 9:00AM–10:30AM $79

3406.402 5-8 BuhrPark,Field#4 8/13–8/16 10:30AM–12:30PM $99

Field Hockey Field Hockey Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233

skyline Basketball Camp for youth–full Day NeedaplacetogoduringArtFairweek? Joinus.You’llimproveyourgamewithworkonoffensiveanddefensivefundamentals. Participateinindividualskills,teamcompetitionsandscrimmages,whilelearningfromcurrentplayers.Pleasebringlunch.Water,snackandsportsdrinksareprovided. Coaches:MikeLovelace,SkylineHeadVarsityMen’sCoach, Skylinecoachingstaffandcurrentplayers. Monday – Friday (half day on Friday*).


3476.401 2-5 skyline, Gym 7/16–7/20* 9:00AM–3:00PM(*7/20:9:00AM–12Noon) $199

skyline Basketball Camp–middle school You’ll improveyourgamebyworkingonoffensiveanddefensive fundamentals. Ourfocus is on improving the jump shot through video analysis and learning how to attack the basket with a variety of moves form perimeter to post. You’ll have fun with a skills competitionandscrimmages. MeetcurrentSkylineplayersandtourtheschool.Water,snack and sports drinks are provided. Coaches: Mike Lovelace, skyline Head Varsity Men’s Coach, Skylinecoachingstaffandplayers.Monday – Thursday.


3475.401 6-8 skyline, Gym 6/25–6/28 8:30AM–12Noon $129

Pioneer Basketball Camp for girls Acquire and improve fundamental basketball skills in this camp! You have the opportunity to participate in drill work, games, and skill contests. Plus improve your ball handling, work on fast break and transition drills and participate in scrimmages. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: CrystalWestfield,PioneerWomen’sVarsitycoach,coachingstaffandplayers. Monday-Thursday for 2 weeks.


3408.401 3-5 Pioneer, Gym 7/9–7/19 9:00AM–10:30AM $119

3408.402 6-8 Pioneer, Gym 7/9–7/19 10:30AM–12:30PM $159

3408.403 9-12 Pioneer, Gym 7/9–7/19 12:30PM–2:30PM $159

For Huron Girls Basketball and Volleyball Camp, see page 53.

Huron field Hockey Camp for girls You’ll have a great time learning from Huron High scool’s coaches and players. You will learn the techniques needed to be a better player and partici-pate in skill games and scrimmages. More challenging drills are taught for advanced campers, while beginners will work on basics of the game. Please bring snacks and water. Coaches: Huron High Field Hockey coaches and players. Proceeds from this camp go to support the Huron High Field Hockey Program. Monday-wednesday.


3459.401 6-8 Huron, stadium 8/6–8/8 9:00AM–12Noon $95











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

NEW!Kickball Camp Do you enjoy playing kickball or see your friends playing and want to learn how to play the game? Then joinour coaches as theymoveyou through skill stations to improve your kicking,catching and throwing. each day will end with a scrimmage game. Players receive a team t-shirt. Prizesawardeddaily.Coaches:GVPSportsstaff.Monday-Friday.


3455.401 K-3 Allmendinger, Park 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–10:30AM $65

3455.402 4-6 Allmendinger, Park 7/23–7/27 10:30AM–12Noon $65

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

Pre-school soccer CampAges 3-5. Your preschooler will learn the very basics of soccer through FUNdamental games and exercises. Young players develop motorskills 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 be 3 by start of camp. Please send your child in appropriate shoes (no sandals). Coaches: BritishEliteSoccerTrainingstaff. Monday - Friday.

CAMP ID# lOCATIOn DATES TIMES FEE

3415.401 scarlett 6/18–6/22 12:30PM–1:30PM $69

3415.402 scarlett 7/23–7/27 4:30PM–5:30PM $69

3415.403 Tappan 7/30–8/3 4:30PM–5:30PM $69

soccer Camp - full Day Doesyourchildhaveaninterestoraloveforsoccer?Ifso,joinusthissummerforourfun,alldaysoccercamp.Campers will work on proper fundamentals for ball control, passing, shooting, defensive skills, footwork, and positionawareness.Therewillbedailydrills,contests,scrimmages,andotherexcitinggameswhilelearningabout sportsmanship, teamwork, discipline, and character development. The camp is for players of all skill levels!Eachcamperwillhaveachancetowinexcitingprizes!Pleasebringwater,lunchandasnack.Coaches:one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3409.410 1-3 Abbot, Field 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $289

3409.411 4-6 Abbot, Field 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $289

extended care is available. Before camp care: id# 8701.432 After camp care: id# 8701.433

advanced soccer Camp - full DayGotskills?Doyouwanttotakeyoursoccerexperiencetothenextlevel?Ourcoacheswillhelpyouimproveyour game through drills, conditioning and scrimmaging. You will work on ball handling, fast break, and transitionskillsplusparticipateingames.Thiscampisforexperiencedplayers.Pleasebringwater,lunchanda snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3409.412 3-5 Pioneer, Field 8/13–8/17 9:00AM–4:00PM $289


soccer Camp Grades k-5. No matter your skill level, our coaches will help you improve your ball control, shooting and passing techniques, as well as your defensive skills. You will gain the overall knowledge necessary to play with a team! These camps are a “no pressure, fun for all” activity. All skill levelsarewelcome.Pleasebringwater.Coaches:BritishEliteSoccerTrainingstaff(401,403,404)OneOnOneSportsTraining(402). Monday-Friday.


3409.401 scarlett 6/18–6/22 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3409.402 Tappan 7/9–7/13 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3409.403 scarlett 7/23–7/27 5:30PM–7:30PM $115

3409.404 Tappan 7/30–8/3 5:30PM–7:30PM $115

3409.405 Allen 8/13–8/17 9:00AM–12Noon $165
















football skills Camp – non Contact*Doesyourchildwanttolearnhowtoplayfootballwithoutthecontact?Realfootballdrillsandskillswillbetaught,includingpassing,rushing,receiving,aswellasoffensiveand defensive strategies. Your child will learn how to play football in a safe, fun environ-ment! Teamwork and sportsmanship are emphasized in our pressure-free camp. Please bring water. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3403.401 K-3 Abbot, Field 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3403.402 4-6 Abbot, Field 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–12Noon $165

* extended care is available, Before camp: id# 8701.422

Football

Pioneer football CampDoyoulovefootballandwanttoplaybetter?Pioneercoacheswillrundrillstoimproveyourfootballbasictechniques,positionskills,conditioningandflexibility.YouwillbecoachedonoffensiveanddefensiveandspecialteamskillstogetastepclosertotheHeismantrophy.Pleasebringsnackandwater.Coach:TomBarbieri,Pioneerfootballcoach,coachingstaffandplayers.Monday-Thursday.


3470.401 K-5 Pioneer 6/25–6/28 12Noon–2:00PM $105

3470.402 6-8 Pioneer 6/25–6/28 9:00AM–11:00AM $105

Junior golf Camp Grades 2-10. Ann Arbor’s best junior golf camp. The basic golf techniques and athletic skillsare theemphasisof thiscamp. Youwillplaydifferentgames,havefitnessses-sions, learn all aspects of the game and have tons of fun. small student/teacher ration (5-1).Allcamperswillreceiveacampt-shirt,fivebucketrangepass,certificates,dailyprizes,oncourseplay,parent-childplayingpassand lunch.Warm-upbeginsat8:30AM,instructionstartsat9:00AM.Instructor:DebbieWilliams-Hoak,FormerLPGATourPlayer, Head Teaching Professional Lake Forest Golf Club, Director of Lake Forest Golf Academy. Monday-Thursday.


3440.401 Lake Forest Golf Club 6/25–6/28 8:30AM–12:30PM $195

3440.402 Lake Forest Golf Club 7/9–7/12 8:30AM–12:30PM $195

Beginning golf Camp*Doyouwanttolearnaboutgolf? Camperslearnaboutthefundamentalsoftheswing,chipping, and putting through various drills and stations. Game improvement drills, golf etiquette and rules, and golf course safety are also taught. Please bring water and snack. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3412.402 1-4 Tappan 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3412.403 5-8 Tappan 8/6–8/10 9:00AM–12Noon $165

* extended care: Gr. 1-4: id# 2439.411 Gr. 5: id# 2439.412.

Golf

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

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

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Preschool golf Camp Ages 3-5. Your child will experience success byusing larger, softer balls that are safer and easier to hit. Instead of putting into below ground cups, little golfers aim for the above ground Velcro targets that retain the qualities of the traditional golf hole. All equipment provided. Please bring appropriate clothing (no sandals), snack, water, and sunscreen. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday. location: Scarlett.

iD# 3412.401 7/16–7/20fEE: $79 9:00AM–10:00AM

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Baton Twirling Camp Boys and Girls. Lookingforsomethinguniqueandfuntotry?You’lllearn and practice the basics of twirling and routines. You’ll get to try2-baton,hoop,andflag. Ashowforfamilyandfriendsisofferedduringfinaldayofcamp.Coach: JenneyGordon, formerChampionTwirler. Monday - wednesday.


3431.401 K-8 Tappan, Rec Room 8/6–8/8 5:45PM–7:45PM $59

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

Beginners lacrosse CampThiscampisforyouifyouhavelittleornoexperienceplayinglacrosse.Youwillenjoyafunweekof skill-building activities designed to improve your stick handling, cradling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills. All programs are co-ed, non-contact, and skill-based. Please bring protective gloves (recommended), mouth guard, lacrosse stick, snack, and water. Lacrosse sticks are also available for use, if needed. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3427.401 1-5 Pioneer, Field 7/9–7/13 9:00AM–12Noon $165

Skyline Girls Lacrosse Camp Doyouwanttobepartofoneofthefastestgrowingsportsamonggirls?Comelearnthelatesttechniquesinstickwork,dodging,creasedefense,individualdefenseand individualoffense.Allaspectsof thesportwillbecoveredusingnewandexcitingdrills inapositiveandenthusiasticatmosphere. You will participate in drills, contests, and scrimmages. You will need goggles, a stick, and mouth guard. All ability levels (beginners throughexperienced)arewelcometoattend.Youwillbegroupedbyageandability.Coach:DavidMcKinnon,SkylineHeadCoach.Camp meets Saturday and Sunday.

CAMP ID# GR lOCATIOn DATES DAyS TIMES FEE

3465.401 4-8 skyline, Turf Field 6/166/17

saturday sunday

9:00AM–12Noon1:00PM–4:00PM

$119

lacrosse Camp BoYs Thisfun,safeandexcitinglowcontact,skill-basedcampisgreatforplayersofallskilllevels.You’llgainexperienceinthepropertechniquesthrough small and large group activities and skill contests. GirLsPlayersofanylevelwilllovethisfun,safeandexcitingskill-basedcamp. You’llgainexperienceinthepropertechniquesthroughsmallandlargegroupactivitiesandskillcontests.Pleasebringlacrossesticks,mouthguard,gloves, pads, helmet and water. Coaches: one on one sport Training. Monday-Friday.

CAMP ID# GRADES CAMP lOCATIOn DATES TIMES FEE

3407.401 6-8 Boys Pioneer, Field 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–12Noon $165

3407.402 6-8 Girls Pioneer, Field 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–12Noon $165

advanced lacrosse Camp - full Day Camperswilltaketheirlacrossegametothenextlevelinthiscamp!Ourcoacheswillhelpelevateyourchild’sgamethroughdrills,techniques,conditioning, agility, and scrimmaging. Campers will work on ball handling, fast break, and transition skills and participate in daily skill contests and games. 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, and more individual and team competitions! Please bring water, lunch, a snack and equipment. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday - Friday.




Baton camp Questions? call 734-994-2300, ext. 53233









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

Volleyballvolleyball CampDoyouhavealoveofvolleyballorwanttolearn?Thenjoinus!Fundamentalskillssuchasbumping, setting, spiking and blocking will be introduced through fun and creative drills. Great emphasis will be placed on developing successful serving techniques, team-work and strategies. Games and tournaments will be played throughout the week. Please bring water and kneepads (optional). Coach: Marsha Mumm, Greenhills Hs coach (401- 402), one on one sports Training (403-404). Monday-Friday.


3411.401 5-6 scarlett, Gym 6/18–6/22 9:00AM–10:30AM $89


3411.403* 3-5 Tappan, Gym 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $289

3411.404* 6-8 Tappan, Gym 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–4:00PM $289

* extended care Gr. 3-4 id# 2429.411, Gr. 5 id# 2429.412

Conditioning & agility sports Camp – High Intensity Isyourchildathletic?Areyoulookingforhighintensitytrainingtoimprovetheirspeed,agility,explosiveness,verticaljump,lateralquickness,coordination,flexibilityandoverallathleticability?Thenregisterforthenewconditioning and agility sports camp. Campers will work through resistance training, coordination drills, and polymericworkouts,allthroughdifferentaerobic&anaerobicfitnesstraining.Campersshouldbringsnacks,lunch and water. Coaches: one on one sports Training. Monday-Friday.


3418.401 4-8 Pioneer, small Gym 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–1:00PM $199

Huron Girls Basketball and volleyball CampGirls, grades 6-9. Huron coaches and players welcome you to join them for their 4th annual camp. They will sharetheirknowledgeofbasketballandvolleyballwithyou ina fun learningenvironment.Onthefinaldayofcamp,camperswillparticipateinexcitinggamesdevelopedbytheHuroncoachingstaff.Thiscampwillprovideanexcellentopportunitytomeetnewfriendsfromadifferentsportwhileformingabondwithfuturehighschoolteammates. BAsKetBALL You will work on individual ball handling, passing and shooting through various drills andstations. Additionally,youwilldevelopteamoffensiveanddefensiveconceptswith3on3and5on5com-petitions. voLLeYBALL Youwilllearnthe6basicvolleyballskills:Passing,Setting,Serving,Digging,Hitting,andBlocking.Plusimproveyourplayingskillsthroughindividualinstructionandsmallgroupdrillsandgames. Pleasebringwater,snack(andlunchforfullday).Coaches:SteveVinson,VarsityWomen’sBasketballcoachofthe2012Statesemi-finalists;TonyCummer,VarsityVolleyballcoach,staffandplayers. Monday-Thursday.

CamP ID# lOCaTIOn DaTes TImes fee

3452.401 Huron,Gym–FullDay 6/18–6/21 9:00AM–4:00PM $225

3452.402 ½dayoptionBasketballonly 6/18–6/21 9:00AM–12Noon $125

3452.403 ½ day option Volleyball only 6/18–6/21 1:00PM–4:00PM $125










Comics and Cartoons Camp Grades 3-6. Immerse yourself in the imaginary universe of your own comicsandcartoons.Withyourcastofuniquecharacters,youcreatewildandzanystoriesthatonlyyoucantell. Forfivedays,youwillliveandbreathyour characters, exploringhow they look, talk, think, andfeelbydrawing,sculpting,storytelling,andacting.WARNING:Parentswill be able to see the contents of their childrens’ imaginations. Camp-ers bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snacks, and water bottle. scholarship recipients pay $35 materials fee. Director: David Cowen directed a nationwide art education program in Yellowstone National Park for 10 years. 1 week.

ID# 2111.401 8/20–8/24:camp Monday-Friday FEE: $309 9:00AM–3:30PM CAB,RoomBID# 2111.402 8/20–8/24:ext. care Monday-Friday FEE: $79 7:30-9AM,3:30-5:30PM CAB,RoomC

Art Camp Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248 or 53228

recycled art CampGrades 1-5. Kids are so creative they can imagine hundreds of ways to use scrap paper! In this world of recycled art, campers love creating with paper, foam, tiles and more! Buildingskyscrapers,bridgesandmosaicspictures encourages campers to use their imagination and visualization skills. Join us as we get creative and save the planet at the same time! Projects include a re-used tile relief, 3D scrap animals, and even some fun with sand and mud. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage. Camp Director: Alicia MacGeorge-Loomis. 1 week.

ID# 2137.402 8/13–8/17:camp Monday-Friday FEE: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

ID# 2137.412 8/13–8/17:ext. care Monday-Friday FEE: $79 7:30-9AM,4:00-5:30PM CAB,RoomC

Drawing the World around us Camp Grades 1-3. Nature consistently provides us with rich and beautiful sub-ject matter. From broad landscape vistas to the tiny world of the still life, you will be inspired to look towards the natural world as a way to sharp-eningyourobservationalskills.We’llusesometraditional,somenot-so-traditional,andevensomedownrightsillyfield-sketchingmethods-alldesigned to improve your drawing ability and most-importantly, to let you to have fun. No prior drawing skills needed! Daily outdoor/indoor play. Campers provide own lunch, snacks and beverage will be pro-vided. Offered in conjunction with AA hands-On Museum. 1 week.

ID# 2137.403 8/27–8/31:camp Monday-Friday FEE: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM CAB,RoomBID# 2137.413 8/27–8/31:ext. care Monday-FridayFEE: $79 7:30-9AM,4:00-5:30PM CAB,RoomC

elements of Design CampGrades 1-5. every child has an inner artist just waiting to try new thing! Through painting, sketching, sculpting, and building, campers discover the main elements of art and design: line, texture, shape, color andvalue.Camperslearnabouttheartiststhatinfluencedthesestylesandcontemporary artists who use them today. Projects include a hundred item drawing, still life painting, and more! Join our week-long adventure through the arts! Campers provide own lunch, snack and beverage. Camp Director: Alicia MacGeorge-Loomis. 1 week.

ID# 2137.401 6/18–6/22:camp Monday-Friday FEE: $235 9:00AM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

ID# 2137.411 6/18–6/22:ext. care Monday-Friday FEE: $79 7:30-9AM,4:00-5:30PM CAB,RoomC

art around ann arbor Miss Lesley leads each unique week of interactive art explorationforchildren.Throughphotosandonsitevisits*campers learnaboutpublic sculptures in Ann Arbor and the artists who created them. Children will make their own versions of the art using clay, paint and othermedia;listentostoriesfromthecamplibraryofliterature;andcreate poems and dances that connect with the artwork. They will also keep a daily journal during the week, bringing home notes and photographs. send your child in clothes suitable for dancing and art making, a healthy snack and drink each day. Instructor: Lesley Kabza Criscenti, the creative arts specialist.1 week. location: Abbot.

CAMP ID# AGES/GR DATE TIME FEE

2239.405 4-6years 7/9–7/13 9:30AM–11:30AM $125

2239.406 Gr. K-2 7/16–7/20 9:30AM–11:30AM $125

2239.407 Gr. 2-5 7/23–7/27 9:30AM–11:30AM $125

Ceramics CampGrades 3-7. You’ll be amazed at the cool ceramic objects you can create: ascalyfish,squarebowl,personaltile,oryourowninnovativecreation.Selectfromavarietyofdifferentmolds;thechoicesareendless.Youwill be introduced to techniques of tile making, slab construction, sculpture,pressmolding,coiling,extrusions,andglazing.Studentswilltake home their finished ceramic pieces. Scholarship recipients pay$25materialsfee.Director:WilliamSchultz.Afternoonsfor1 week.

ID# 2199.401 7/16 – 7/20 Monday-Friday FEE: $159 1:00PM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

Art Camps

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Art Around Ann Abor Campers have a great time at a variety of locations around town














Pure Dance Campsummer's rockin', hip hoppin', pop lockin' 5 day camps are for kids, teens, and adults! Camp participants will have the chance to explore Jazz, Hip Hop, and floor work, plus learn traditional dancevocabulary. Dancers will have the opportunity to polish new cutting edge choreography, tricks, jumps, footwork and turns, including two full dances choreographed by Gina Thompson. Kid's camp is ideal for young active kids who are interested in blending various dance styles. Teen to adult camp is perfect for figure skaters, gymnasts, musicaltheater, competition dance, and cheerleading teams. Teams, full casts, coaches, and or team captains are welcome. Directed by Gina Danene Thompsonandstaffedby thePureDanceEnsemble.1.5 hours per day for 5 days. Dancers will have the opportunity to participate in a performance at a major Ann Arbor venue at the end of the week. (Performance is optional but not required for camp attendance.)

ID# 2231.402 7/16–7/20: Gr. 2-6 Monday-Friday FEE: $85 1:00PM–2:30PM CAB,RoomB

ID# 2231.403 7/16–7/20: Gr. 7-12 Monday-Friday FEE: $85 2:30PM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

Hip Hop & Break Dance Camp Grades 2-7. Calling all b-boys and b-girls! Do you want to learn break-ing?Doyouwanttoaddcoolstepstoyourhiphoproutine?Popularinstructor maurice Archer makes it fun and easy for you to jump in. Celebrated choreographer Gina danene thompson teaches you high energyhiphopdances.Improveyourflexibilityandcoordinationinthisfast paced camp. Get updated on all the trends and be the envy of your friends. Afternoons for 1 week.

ID# 2231.401 8/6–8/10 Monday-FridayFEE: $129 1:00PM–3:30PM CAB,RoomB

Drama Camp: magical fairy TalesFairy tales come to life in this magical camp. Campers learn acting techniques utilizing improvisation and theatre games and work toward an acting performance of one or more fairy tales on the last day. Your child gets a taste of how real actors prepare for rehearsal with physicalwarm-upexercisesdesignedtoincreasefocusandpreparethebody for movement. Camp Director: emily rogers and Art Instructor Amy thurlow. Campers bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snacks, water bottle. 1 week.

ID# 2227.403 7/30–8/3 Monday-Friday FEE: $219 9:00AM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

ID# 2227.404 7/30–8/3 Monday-FridayEXT. CARE: $79 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM CAB,RoomB

Art, Dance & Drama

shakespeare in the arbDiveintothefunofexploringShakespeare’scomedy,TheMerryWivesofWindsor,inanoutdoorsetting!Camperswilltakepartintheatergames,vocalexercisesanddirectworkwiththetext.Thecampculminatesinaperformed interpretation 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 snacksand a water bottle. Limited to 14 participants. Instructor: Nora Curtis. 1 week. Families interested in also taking part in the Residential College’s Shakespeare in the Arb production, please contact nora at [email protected].

Art, Dance & Drama Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53248 or 53228

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

Dance, Drama & art Camp: Too much fun!!Grades 1-4. Isitpossibleforyourchildtohave“TooMuchFun”?Wedon’tthinksointhisamazingcampfilledwithdance,drama,andart.Campersalways enjoy Amy thurlow’s unique approach to dance as she teaches them an energetic routine to current pop music. Drama instructor debra Golden is loads of fun. she brings out the star in each camper as theyexploreavarietyoftheatergames,experimentwithfunnyvoicesand characters, and perform in a comedy skit on the last day of camp. Art is always “Too Much Fun” with instructor susan wright. Projects will include printmaking from hand-carved block prints, sand painting, wacky painting and much, much more. Campers bring sunscreen, lunch and beverage, snacks, and water bottle. 1 week.

ID# 2227.401 7/23–7/27 Monday-Friday FEE: $219 9:00AM–4:00PM CAB,RoomB

ID# 2227.402 7/23–7/27 Monday-FridayEXT. CARE: $79 7:30-9AM,4-5:30PM CAB,RoomB

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CAMP ID# GR DATE TIME FEE

2137.404 2-5 6/18–6/22 10:00AM–12Noon $145

2137.405 6-9 6/18–6/22 1:00PM–4:00PM $165

Campers have fun learning some creative and energetic dance steps and routines











Come to safety Town where your child learns safety awareness in a fun and entertain-ingwayusingachild-sizemockAnnArbor“town”exploredonbikes.Thecurriculumcoversbikehelmetsandboosterseats,strangerdanger,firesafety,ridingaschoolbus,pedestrian safety, etc. songs, games, stories and art projects reinforce the lessons. Guestspeakersinclude:BustertheBus”,AAPS’owntalkingschoolbus,“AndytheAm-bulance”HVA’stalkingambulance,Policeofficers,Firefighters,HealthcareworkersandSafetyexpertsfromtheWashtenawCountyCoalition.

The 2012 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 SafetyTown 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 at-

tending their school. Pleaseplanonstayingwithyourchildforafewminutesthefirstdaytofindthelocationoftheclassroom,receiveabrieforientationandmeettheteacher.Scholarshipsareavailableforthosewhofinanciallyqualify.

The last day of the 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 programMonday-Fridayfrom7:30amto5:30pm.

Summer Camp for Safety Town Kids!

CAMP InFORMATIOn• Earlymorningdrop-offandeveningpick-up.• HeldatthesamelocationasSafetyTownatBryant.• AvailabletoallfamilieswhoenrollinSafetyTown.• Providesyourchildwithafun,educationalexperience.• Morningandafternoonsnacksareprovided.• DirectedbyexperiencedCPRandFirstAidcertifiedstaff.ThisexcitingcampisdesignedtocomplimenttheSafetyTownprogram.Thiscombination

ofadaycampandtheSafetyTownprogramprovidesfulldaycarefrom7:30AMto5:30PM,Monday through Friday for 1 week.

CAMP ID# DATES FEE*

8802.401 7/9–7/13 $231

8802.402 7/16–7/20 $231

8802.403 7/23–7/27 $231

8802.404 7/30–8/3 $231

*FeeincludesboththeSafetyTownProgramand the safety Town Camp

Daily Camp schedule7:30AM–9:00AM Supervisedplay9:00AM–12Noon SafetyTown12Noon–1:00PM Lunch (Children bring their own lunch and beverage)1:00 PM – 3:00 PMStoryorQuietTime/Fun Arts/Recreation3:00 PM – 5:30 PM supervised play

Safety Town

safety Town Program PROGRAM ID# lOCATIOn DATES TIME FEE

8801.401 Bryant 7/9–7/13 9:00AM–12Noon $81

8801.402 Bryant 7/16–7/20 9:00AM–12Noon $81

8801.403 Bryant 7/23–7/27 9:00AM–12Noon $81

8801.404 Bryant 7/30–8/3 9:00AM–12Noon $81

Do you have a child ready to start kindergarten in the fall?

Safety Town Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53106










Preschool Camps

Itsy Bitsy CampersLocation: Preschool and Family center time: 9:30 Am – 12 noonInviting all itsybitsy artists to join InstructorKatherineWillson for aweeklongmagical adventurethatinspirestheirimaginationandstimulatestheirloveofexplorationanddiscovery.Playful,funandcreativeactivitiesareofferedbothindoorandoutdoor.Artsandcrafts,music,naturewalks,parachuteplay, read-aloud stories, and imaginative games are paired with additional “themed” projects to connect campers to learning in a whole new way. Please send a snack and beverage. Children must be potty trained. 1 week.

CAMP ID# AGES ThEME DATE EARly BIRD FEE

2139.401 3-5 Mini Monet 6/25–6/29 $109 $119

2139.403 3-5 Fairies & Folk Tales 7/23–7/27 $109 $119

2139.404 3-5 Kings,QueensandCastles 8/6–8/10 $109 $119

spanish Camp for PreschoolersLocation: Preschool and Family centertime: 10:00 Am – 11:30 Am

Young children love to sing songs and listen to stories. In this mini-camp, preschoolers learn spanish through songs and stories about their favorite animals. They will also enjoy playing games, dancing, creating simple crafts and practicing words and phrases with Lizzie, the spanish-speaking doll! scholarship recipients pay $10materialsfee.Instructor:LanguageAdventurestaff.1 week.

CAMP ID# AGES DATE EARly BIRD FEE

1407.401 3½ - 5 7/16–7/20 $85 $95

1407.402 3½ - 5 7/30–8/3 $85 $95

Wheels and WingsLocation: Preschool and Family center time: 9:30 Am – 12 noon

Travelintrigueschildren.Boats,airplanes,spaceships,andeventheoldfamilycarseemmysterioustothem.Childrenexplorethe many ways people move from one place to another at thisfun-filledcamp.Investigationintomotion,whatsinksandfloats,shapes,weight,andsizeandmuchmorewillbesharedwith the campers as we examine transportation and travel.Activities will be hands on, use children's imagination, and grow their knowledge to all things on the go! Please send a snack and beverage. Children must be potty trained. Instructor: stephanie Carlson. 1 week.

CAMP ID# AGES DATE EARly BIRD FEE

2139.405 3-5 6/18–6/22 $109 $119

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

Mini MonetIntroducing famous artists and their masterpieces

Clay PlayMixingupclayrecipesand creating masterpieces

Fairies & Folk TalesMystical adventures with fairies, fairy houses and gardens

kings, Queens & Castlesenchanting young princes and princesses with crowns, wands, dragons and more

See “Art Around Ann Arbor” on page 26. Preschool Sports Camps are on pages 15, 16, 22 and 23.

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wait list PolicyParticipantswhoregisterafteraclasshasreacheditsmaximumenroll-ment 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 untilyouarenotifiedbyouroffice.

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 aschool 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 extensionbelow.

Department-wide ext.53114

swim ext.53116

Team sports ext.53115

Tennis ext.53117

sports Camps/Classes ext.53119

Fitness ext.53132

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Monday-Friday or use the24 hour Lobby Drop Box.

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Starting Tuesday May 29, call 734-994-2300, ext. 53275,

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cannot be accepted by phone. Due to the call volume, you may need to leave a

message. For Summer Camps use online, mail, fax or in-person registration.

Scholarship ProgramFee waivers (scholarships) are available to permanent residents of the Ann Arbor Public school District. scholarship application and detailed information is available at the Rec&ed office or online at www.aareced.com/reced.home/scholarships.

Senior Adult DiscountsResidentsoftheAnnArborPublicSchoolDistrictage65andolderareeligible for a 50% discount on one class per term. The discount does not applytoco-sponsoredclasses,materialandsupplycharges,fieldtripsortickets to performances.

Americans with Disabilities ActAccess to programs and facilities is intended to be non-discriminatory. Please call at least four weeks in advance if you are requesting a special accommodation.Formoreinformationcall734-994-2300,ext.53219.

AllergiesRec&EdstafffollowtheAnnArborSchools'NoNutSnackandNutritionpolicy. 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 respectful 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 ac-tion plan, please let us know at least 4 weeks in advance of your child's participation in thecamporclass.Formore informationcall734-994-2300ext.53219.

Detailed Course Descriptions and More InformationAdditional information, complete descriptions, directions and no class dates can be found at www.aareced.com. select online Registration.

Rec&Ed PoliCiES & inFoRMaTion

* Mail-in, Drop-off and Faxed registration forms will be randomly processed in daily batches beginning 5/29/12.

summer registration Forms are on pages 60 & 61.


download Youth team sports Registration Forms atwww.aareced.com/reced.home/reced.youthsports/download_forms

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 WinterHighSchoolBasketball-Boys&Girls,grades9-12

c Spring Youth Flag Football - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c SpringYouthFieldHockey-Boys&Girls,grades3-8

c SpringYouthSoccer-Boys&Girls,gradesK-10

c SummerKindergartenT-Ball,Boys&Girls,gradeK

c Summer Baseball - Boys & Girls, grades 1-8

c Summer Softball - Girls, grades 1-8

c SummerHighSchoolVolleyball-Girls,grades9-12

c FallYouthVolleyball-Boys&Girls,grades4-9

c FallYouthFieldHockey-Boys&Girls,grades3-6

c Fall Youth Lacrosse - Boys & Girls, grades 3-8

c FallYouthSoccer-Boys&Girls,gradesK-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 (8:00AM–4:30PMonly)

MAIL TO: Rec&Ed Youth Sports 1515 S. Seventh St. AnnArbor,MI48103

1.Youth #1 NAMe _________________________________________________________

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ClASS OR CAMP

EMERGEnCY COnTACT NAME_________________________________________________________________PHONE:(__________)__________________________________

DOESYOURCHILDHAVEANYALLERGIESORMEDICALCONDITIONS?q NO q YES(EXPLAIN)_____________________________________________________________________________

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ClASS & CAMP SElECTIOnS #2 PARTICIPAnT InFORMATIOn

Class/CamP ID# Class/CamP TITle fee

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Credit cards

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ADDRess _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

HoMe PHoNe (_______) ________________________________ WORKPHONE (_________)__________________________________

eMAIL ____________________________________________________________ BIRTHDATE________________GENDER:M q F q

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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 20121515 s. seventh st.Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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SUMMER 2012 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#________________

Change in address or phone for registrant since last registration? Yes q No qChange in address or phone for payor since last registration? Yes q No q

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PAyMEnT METhOD: q CHeCK q CReDIT CARD q sCHoLARsHIP # __________________ q CReDIT oN Rec&ed ACCouNT

STREET CITYSTZIP

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 20121515 s. seventh st.Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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Include payment:Credit from Rec&ed account: $ ___________________

q $1 donation to the Rec&ed scholarship Fund

$_______________

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Make check payable to: AAPS(ANNARBORPUBLICsCHooLs) Do not send cash.

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FIRSTNAME_______________________________________________

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Rec&Ed Class Map Key

A. Allmendinger Park ...................................................................... (E-7) Pauline street, between s. seventh and Main

B. Church of the Good Shepherd ................................................(J-9) 2145 Independence Avenue

C. BalancePoint Fitness .............................................................. (D-11) 3770PlazaDrive,Suite1

D. Ann Arbor Community Center.............................................. (F-5) 625N.MainStreet

E. Bodies in Balance ........................................................................(G-5) 211 e. Ann street

F. The Chippewa Club ................................................................... (o-9) 2525 Golfside Road

G. Coffee house Creamery ...........................................................(A-4) 3790JacksonRoad

h. Colonial lanes Bowling ..........................................................(H-8) 1950 s. Industrial Highway

I. Phoenix Center ........................................................................... (F-6) 220 s. Main street

J. County Farm Park ...................................................................... (K-9) 2960Washtenaw

k. Dorian’s Studio ........................................................................... (D-10)

l. lake Forest Golf Club ............................................................... (5-A) 3110W.EllsworthRoad

M. Mathnasium learning Center ..............................................(H-7) 2111 Packard Road, suite C

n. Michigan Theater ........................................................................(G-6) 605EastLibertyStreet

O. Peaceful Dragon School ......................................................... (C-7) 1945Pauline,SuiteB

P. PkSA Dojang .............................................................................. (D-11) 3770PlazaDrive,Suite2

Q. Sun Moon yoga Studio ............................................................. (F-5) 404W.Huron

R. UM Varsity Tennis Center ........................................................(G-9) 2250 s. state street

S. whC: Ellen Thompson women’s health Center .......... (O-7) 5320 elliott Drive, campus st. Joseph Mercy Hospital

T. whole Food Market ................................................................... (K-8) 3135WashtenawAvenue

U. wright Studio .............................................................................. (H-8) 1386Coler

V. Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory ..................................(G-6) 521 e. 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 dr. 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 2670SequoiaParkway (B-4)Allen 2560TownerBoulevard (I-9)Angell 1608S.University (H-6)Bach 600W.Jefferson (F-5)Bryant 2150SantaRosaDrive (I-10)BurnsPark 1414WellsStreet (H-7)Carpenter 4250CentralBoulevard (N-9)Dicken 2135Runnymede (C-7)Eberwhite 800Soule (E-6)Haisley 825 Duncan (C-4)King 3800WaldenwoodDrive (M-5)Lakewood 344Gralake (B-5)Lawton 2250 s. seventh (D-8)Logan 2685Traver (J-2)Ann Arbor open @ Mack 920 Miller (F-4)Mitchell 3550 Pittsview (K-10)Northside 912BartonDrive (H-3)Pattengill 2100 Crestland Drive (I-8)Pittsfield 2543PittsfieldBoulevard (L-9)Thurston 2300 Prairie (K-2)Wines 1701NewportRoad (E-3)

Middle SchoolsClague 2616NixonRoad (K-2)Forsythe 1655NewportRoad (E-3)scarlett 3300 Lorraine (K-10)Slauson 1019W.Washington (D-5)Tappan 2251E.StadiumBoulevard (I-7)

high SchoolsCommunity 401 N. Division (F-5)Huron 2727FullerRoad (K-5)Pioneer 601W.StadiumBoulevard (E-7)RobertoClemente 4377TextileRoad (N-12)Skyline 2552N.MapleRoad (B-3)A2 Tech@stone school 2800 stone school Road (I-9)

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