summer fun for kids

SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

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Fairbanks, Alaska Sunday, April 12, 2015

INSIDE:A comprehensive listing of summer camps for Fairbanks’ youth

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North Star Ballet Summer 2015Dance Intensive with faculty from José Limón DanceJune 15–July 10, for ages 12–19

Training in Ballet, Modern, Pilates, Performance, Dance History

Also offering drop-in classes beginning May 26

www.TheNorthStarBallet.org 451-8800

Santa Claus House101 St. Nicholas Dr. North Pole, AK 907-277-2784

Saturday, July 11 5K Run/Walk & 1K KidsRun

with the Elves

11502868 4-13-14SFFK

www.JingleInJuly.com www.JingleInJuly.comFor additional event information-

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ALCAN

Gardening Camp

SPONSOR: ALCAN Adventure

AGES: 8-13WHEN: June 8-12,

8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.WHERE: Mini Golf Fairbanks at

Pioneer ParkWHAT: Learn basics of

planning and carry out planting project in fun, safe and educational environment. Design and produce personalized fl ower and plants boxes and gardens to be on display all summer long. Group project will have a design team listing and process explanation on site and online. Information available at www.alcanadventure.

comCOST: 1 week, $225; 2 Weeks,

$400CONTACT:

ALCAN, 455-4203EMAIL: [email protected]

Algebra Made Easy!

SPONSOR: algebra4allagesAGES: Grades 7-12WHEN: 1 p.m.-5 p.m. for the

following weeks: June 1-5, June 8-12, June 15-19, June 22-26, June 29-July 3, July 6-10, July 13-17.

WHERE: Monroe High SchoolWHAT: Does your child

struggle with math? Do you want to introduce your child to algebra using a fun and easy method? Is your child starting high school? If yes, this camp off ers an inexpensive opportunity for you child to learn the fundamentals of algebra in

a student-friendly, student-centered classroom. Visit our website at algebra4allages.weebly.com

COST: $75/weekCONTACT: Kim Kelly, Ph.D.

(907) 590-5588EMAIL: algebra4allages@

gmail.com

ALCAN Lego Camp

SPONSOR: ALCAN Adventure

AGES: 8-13WHEN: June 15-19 and July

13-17, 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.WHERE: Tanana Valley

FairgroundsWHAT: Initial: Learn history

and participate in enrichment activities and building. Creative Building Time: Daily Challenges and Project Builds. Planning Preparation: Participants

will learn preparation process. Exhibition: Presentation to parents and guests, and participants will display their creations at Fairbanks venue with full design descriptions.Information available at www.alcanadventure.com

COST: 1 week, $225; 2 Weeks, $400

CONTACT: 455-4203 ALCANEMAIL: [email protected]

Fairbanks Suzuki

Institute

SPONSOR: Fairbanks School of Talent Education, the Fairbanks Symphony Association and the University of Alaska Music Department

AGES: 4-18WHEN: May 26-31WHERE: UAF Campus

WHAT: Enrollment is open to violin, viola, cello and fl ute students currently studying the Suzuki method. Student, intermediate and advanced curriculum available. Core classes include master, repertoire and dalcroze with optional enrichment classes.

COST: Student, $290; intermediate, $400; advanced, $505

CONTACT: Sally Endestad, 479-6634 www.suzukifairbanks.com

EMAIL: [email protected]

Geo Trig -

Ain’t No Big!

SPONSOR: algebra4allagesAGES: Grades 7-12WHEN: June 1-26

WHERE: Monroe High SchoolWHAT: Introduce your

kiddo to geometry in an engaging, hands-on learning atmosphere. This 4-week summer course introduces students to the basics of geo-trig and will give them confi dence going into geometry or geo-trig in the fall. Also ideal for those who want to keep their math skills sharp over the summer. Limited to 20 students.

COST: $200 for 4 weeksCONTACT: Kim Kelly, Ph.D. 590-

5588EMAIL: algebra4allages@gmail.

com

Mad Scientist

Day Camp

SPONSOR: Institute for Science and Mathematics

AGES: 5-13

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Academic and Special Interest camps 2-3

Day camps 3-9

Faith-based camps 9-10

Family/Group camps 10

Fine arts camps 10

Overnight camps 10-11

Sports camps 11-14

Sports activities 14-15

Summer programs 15

ACADEMIC AND SPECIAL INTEREST CAMPS

EDITOR’S NOTE: This Summer Fun for Kids supplement is provided as a public service to our readers.A word of caution: Parents must approach listings in this guide and check references as they would any

advertised activity for children. These listings are not endorsements.We hope these pages help show parents the many activities available to Fairbanks-area children and

families, and that it is useful for building ideas and finding things your children might enjoy through the summer months.

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Fairbanks BEST Showcase

All BEST students are eligible to enroll in two classes for free at their local schools. Also, they may participate in FNSBSD sports, activities and music

BEST Homeschool allows parents to choose curriculum together with a certified education specialist.

Enrolling now! Homeschool grades

kindergarten through 12 Online program grades 6 –12

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1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Gulliver’s Books

3525 College Road

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Barnes & Noble 421 Merhar Drive

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WHEN: June 8-11, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.;June 15-19, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.;June 22-26, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;June 29-July 3, 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.;July 6-10, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;July 13-17, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;July 20-24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;July 27-31, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;Aug. 3-7, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.;Aug. 10-14, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

WHERE: 2925 Horner Court, Fairbanks

WHAT: Robotics projects, bug collections, and messy chemistry experiments are just a few of the active-learning options at the Mad Scientist Day Camp. Each camp takes place at the Mad Scientist Workshop, which is packed with awesome experiments that help young learners make exciting discoveries about how the universe works.

COST: $235-$335

CONTACT: Mike Donaldson, 479-6860


Introduction

to Algebra for

Elementary Kids!

SPONSOR: algebra4allagesAGES: Grades 3-6WHEN: 8 a.m.-noon during

the following weeks: June 1-5, June 8-12, June 15-19, June 22-26, June 29-July 3, July 6-10, July 13-17.

WHERE: Monroe High School

WHAT: If your child can multiply and divide, he/she can learn the basics of algebra. Using an easy and fun method, your child will learn how to solve simple equations and gain confi dence in his or

her math ability. Outdoor time is interspersed with summer learning in this week-long camp. Information at algebra 4allages.weebly.com

COST: $75/weekCONTACT: Kim Kelly, Ph.D.

590-5588EMAIL: algebra4allages@

gmail.com

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Archaeology Camp

SPONSOR: University of Alaska Fairbanks

AGES: Students entering grades 4-6

WHEN: June 15-19, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon.

WHERE: UA Museum of the North

WHAT: Campers will work with professional archaeologists to

complete a simulated archaeological dig, examine authentic museum artifacts, and learn what it takes to be a real-life archaeologist. We’ll explore the history of Alaska’s Native cultures through hands-on activities both in the fi eld and the museum.

COST: $175CONTACT: UAF Summer

Sessions & Lifelong Learning, 474-7021


Art Camp


AGES: Students entering grades 2 and 3

WHEN: June 22-26, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon

WHERE: UAF Fine Arts Building, Room 317

WHAT: This will be a week of fun, educational

art experiences with opportunities to explore drawing, painting, printmaking, mixed media and sculpture. Students will create art in the studios, experience fi eld painting, and collaborative outdoor projects. The week will culminate in an exhibition and reception featuring student artwork in the UAF Art Department Gallery.




Ballroom Dance

CampSPONSOR: LHS Ballroom

Dance TeamAGES: 6 and olderWHEN: June 22-26,

9 a.m.-noon ,1:30-4:30 p.m.WHERE: Ryan Middle School

Gym

WHAT: For 6 to 9 years old: Beginning Ballroom, 9 a.m.-noon; Beginning Latin and Swing, 1:30-4:30 p.m. For 10-14 years old: Beginning Ballroom, 9 a.m.-noon; Beginning Latin and Swing, 1:30-4:30 p.m. For 14 years old and older: Beginning Ballroom, 9 a.m.-noon; Beginning/Intermediate Latin and Swing, 1:30-4:30 p.m.; Intermediate Ballroom, 9 a.m.-noon.

COST: $150 1/2 day; $250 full day

CONTACT: Stefani BorregoEMAIL: Stefani.borrego@

k12northstar.org

Bug Camp



WHEN: July 20-24, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon

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Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association

Also, don’t forget to sign up for our annual Run-A-Muck 5K

Fun Run, May 23rd

FYSA: 516 2nd Ave #311

907-456-FYSA (3972) [email protected]

This year, in addition to regular programs, every registrant will get to participate in our Midnight Sun Soccer Week, June 15th-20th. We’ve got fun events and activities planned to celebrate soccer here in the Interior. Free for all registrants thanks to the incredible generosity of Pogo Mine.

Summer soccer programs for ages 3

up through High School.

For more info and to register

online, visit www.fysasoccer.org

Last day to register is May 3rd

COURTESY CALYPSO FARM AND ECOLOGY CENTER

WHERE: UA Museum of the North Creativity Lab

WHAT: Learn about Alaska’s insects and their relatives - from our beautiful butterfl ies and dragonfl ies to our less lovable mosquitoes and spiders. Through fi eld, forest and pond, under rocks, in fl owers and everywhere else, we’ll collect (catch and release some, keep others) and study these fascinating many-legged tiny animals.




CALYPSO FARM

CAMP (HALF-DAY)SPONSOR: Calypso Farm and

Ecology CenterAGES: 4-6 yearsWHEN: June 22-26,

10 a.m.-2 p.m.

WHERE: Calypso Farm and Ecology Center, 4780 Old Nenana Hwy., Fairbanks

WHAT: In this half day program we will visit the animals in the barn, taste fresh produce from the garden and explore the forest. We’ll learn through play. Parents are welcome to stay and visit the farm during camp, and are encouraged to carpool.

COST: $200CONTACT: Matt Labrenz,

451-0691EMAIL: calypsofi eldtrips@

gmail.com

Calypso Farm Camp

SPONSOR: Calypso Farm and Ecology Center

AGES: 7-12 yearsWHEN: July 6-10, 9 a.m.

-3 p.m.WHERE: Calypso Farm and

Ecology Center, 4780

Old Nenana Highway, Fairbanks

WHAT: Experience life on the farm. We’ll do animal chores — milking the goat, hauling hay and checking the coop for eggs. We’ll harvest fresh produce and make delicious feasts. We’ll kick back in the shade of the forest and try our hand at farm crafts like woodworking and weaving.

COST: $275CONTACT: Matt Labrenz 451-

0691EMAIL: calypsofi eldtrips@

gmail.com

Camp Habitat:

Nature DetectivesSPONSOR: Camp HabitatAGES: 6-7WHEN: July 13-17 or July 20-

24, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: Creamer’s Field

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SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

Read or listen to books of your choice each week and earn a weekly incentive.

2015 PUBLIC LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAMS

YOUNG ADULT program for Middle & High School Students

EVERY HERO HAS A STORY For Children 2 Years

To 6th Grade

FUN!

FREE!

Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Libraries,

459-1052 488-6101

459-1031

Sign-up week begins Tuesday, May 26 and is ongoing

through Saturday, July 25.

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Weekly drawings

COURTESY WILD ROSE SUMMER CAMP

Migratory Waterfowl RefugeWHAT: Camp Habitat Summer

Camps off ers children 4-11 years old guided explorations of Creamers Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, through games, discovery hikes, creative projects, and guest speakers.

COST: $215CONTACT: Elizabeth Padilla,

750-2298EMAIL: camphabitat@gmail.

com

Camp Habitat:

Nature SproutSPONSOR: Camp HabitatAGES: 4-5WHEN: June 8-12, 12:30-4 p.m.;

June 15-19, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: Creamer’s Field

Migratory Waterfowl RefugeWHAT: Camp Habitat Summer

Camps off er children 4-11 years old guided

explorations of Creamers Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge through games, discovery hikes, creative projects and guest speakers.

COST: $140 sessionCONTACT: Elizabeth Padilla,

750-2298EMAIL: camphabitat@gmail.

com

Camp Habitat:

Water StridersSPONSOR: Camp HabitatAGES: 8-9WHEN: July 13-17 or July 20-

24, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: Creamer’s Field

Migratory Waterfowl RefugeWHAT: Guided explorations of

Creamers Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, through games, discovery hikes, creative projects and guest speakers.

COST: $265, with $25 registration fee per family

CONTACT: Elizabeth Padilla, 750-2298


Camp Habitat: Refuge

AdventuresSPONSOR: Camp HabitatAGES: 10-11WHEN: July 13-17 or July 20-

24, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; includes one overnight camp-out on Thursday night

WHERE: Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge

WHAT: Camp Habitat Summer Camps off er children 4-11 years old guided explorations of Creamers Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, through games, discovery hikes, creative projects and guest speakers.

COST: $265, with $25 registration fee per family

CONTACT: Elizabeth Padilla, 750-2298; register at

creamersfi eld.org/camp_habitat.html or by phone


Camp Yes!

in the Woods

SPONSOR: The Other Paw Assistance Dogs

AGES: 5-12WHEN: July 20-24,

9 a.m.-4 p.m., for ages 8-12; July 27-31, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., for ages 5-7

WHERE: Effi e Kokrine Early Charter College School/Pearce Park

WHAT: Camp Yes! in the Woods embraces and supports the many diff erent ways people learn and experience the world. Camp curriculum combines nature literacy with social thinking and self-regulation. Campers learn about nature, themselves, and each other

while playing outside and exploring nature. Activities include nature hikes, games, crafts, music, nature exploration, science experiments, fort building and assistance dog training.

COST: Full-day (week one), $250; half-day (week two), $175. Scholarship funding is available to families that

qualify.CONTACT: Gretchen

Chamberlain, 726-7151EMAIL:

[email protected]

Cloverbud Camp

SPONSOR: UAF CES Tanana District 4-H Program

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SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

AGES: Youth who have completed grades K-2

WHEN: July 13-15, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., each day

WHERE: Georgeson Botanical Gardens

WHAT: This day camp will present adventure in the out-of-doors with the security of evenings at home. Nature observations, crafts and games will be designed to the interest and attention span of this age group. Fun will be the key ingredient.

COST: $35 for 4-H members and $40 for non-4-Hers

CONTACT: Marla Lowder, 474-2427


Creative Dance

Camp

SPONSOR: North Star BalletAGES: 4-8WHEN: Session one: May 26-

30, Session two: June 1-5WHERE: Tanana Valley

Fairgrounds, College Road

WHAT: A fun, educational dance experience, Creative Dance Camp includes arts and crafts, costume making, music appreciation, folk and ballet dancing. The week ends with a demonstration for family and friends.

COST: $185CONTACT: Kristina West,

451-8800EMAIL: [email protected]

Dinosaur Camp


AGES: For students entering grades 3-6


WHERE: Museum of the NorthWHAT: Discover dinosaurs

and other fossils — especially those found

right here in Alaska. We will learn about the diff erent dinosaurs, how fossils are preserved, bone identifi cation and dinosaur track formation. Hands-on activities will help participants understand how we study dinosaurs.




Fairbanks Tennis

Association Summer

One-week Sessions

and Camps

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Tennis Association

AGES: Grades K-12WHEN: Camp one: June

15-19; Camp two: June 22-26; Camp three (grades K-5): Aug. 3-7; Camp four (grades K-5): Aug. 10-14. Registration will be from 1- a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 9 at Fairbanks Resource Agency, and from noon to 4 p.m. at the Dan Ramras courts.

WHERE: Dan Ramras Community Tennis Courts

WHAT: Week-long tennis camps feature daily lessons for all skills and ages. Participants have fun and play with experienced coaches. Information available at www.fairbankstennis.org

COST: Students in grades K-2, $25 per week; all others, $55 per week; scholarships available.

CONTACT: Kathy Larson, 455-4301


Fairbanks Tennis

Association Summer

Two- and Three-week

Sessions and Camps

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Tennis Association

AGES: Grades K-12WHEN: Session one: June

1-12; Session two: June 29-July 17; Session three: July 20-July 31. Registration will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 9 at Fairbanks Resource Agency, and from noon to 4 p.m. on May 31 at the Dan Ramras courts.

WHERE: Dan Ramras Community Tennis Courts

WHAT: Each session is two or three weeks long, with lessons for all skills and ages. Kids play two times per week and there is a match play on Friday. For specifi c times, please confi rm at registration. Information available at www.fairbankstennis.org

COST: Students in grades K-2, $35 per two-weeks and $50 per three weeks; all others, $40 per two-weeks and $55 per three weeks; scholarships available.

CONTACT: Marie Schmidt, 455-4301


Geology Camp


AGES: Students entering grades 2 or 3

WHEN: July 6-10, Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m.

WHERE: Reichardt Bldg., Room 230

WHAT: Campers will create projects as we investigate where rocks come from, how glaciers move, how volcanoes form, and other geological phenomena.




International

Cooking Workshop


AGES: For students entering

grades 5-7WHEN: June 15-19, Monday-

Friday, 9 a.m. -noon.WHERE: Hutchison Career

Center KitchenWHAT: A culinary adventure

for teens. Explore recipes from Africa, France, Japan, Spain and the USA. In addition to learning a variety of cooking methods, topics covered include kitchen safety, kitchen etiquette, food safety and presentation. A demonstration of skills will be presented at the end of the course.




International

Cooking Workshop



WHEN: June 1-5, Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-noon

WHERE: Hutchison Career Center Kitchen

WHAT: A culinary adventure for teens. Explore recipes from Africa, France, Japan, Spain and the USA. In addition to learning a variety of cooking methods, topics covered include kitchen safety, kitchen etiquette, food safety and presentation. A demonstration of skills will be presented at the end of the course.




Kids’ Cooking Camp



WHEN: Choose either June

8-12 or June 22-26, 2015, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon

WHERE: Hutchison Career Center Kitchen

WHAT: Focus on fun with food from start to fi nish. Includes preparation, eating, and clean-up with kitchen safety in mind. Learn preparation, presentation, kitchen etiquette, stove safety, and food safety. Topics include baking (biscuits, pretzels, muffi ns, tortillas), cooking (individual casseroles) and smooshing (cream cheese playdough, ice cream, freezer jam) and culminating with an English tea on Friday for invited guests.




LEAF Garden Camp

SPONSOR: Calypso Farm & Ecology Center

AGES: 5-17WHEN:

June and JulyWHERE: Hunter Elementary,

Pearl Creek Elementary, Woodriver Elementary, Randy Smith Middle School Gardens

WHAT: LEAF Camps get kids in the garden having fun, gardening outdoors, and learning about healthy eating. There are fi ve camps for ages 5-8 and 8-11 during June and July. For ages 12 and older there is Cooking in the Garden and Arts and Inspiration. More information is available online at calypsofarm.org

COST: $125-$200 with scholarships available

CONTACT: Danny Sparrell, 451-0691


Music Camp




WHERE: Old UPark Building, Room 156

WHAT: Experience the excitement and fun of music through singing, dancing composing and playing instruments. Learn about music and how it is a part of our everyday lives through active games and play.




North Star Ballet

Summer Dance

Intensive

SPONSOR: North Star BalletAGES: 12-19WHEN: June 15 to July 10WHERE: North Star Ballet,

Tanana Valley FairgroundsWHAT: Summer Dance

Intensive is a four-week intensive dance program providing in depth instruction in technique, theory and performance preparation. Daily classes in ballet, modern and Pilates.

COST: $1200CONTACT: Kristina, 451-8800EMAIL: [email protected]

Photography Camp



WHEN: Aug. 3-7, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon

WHERE: Bunnell Building, Room 128

WHAT: Learn how a camera functions, the basic concepts of composition and how to use them,

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and basic post processing techniques. The day begins in the classroom with a discussion of the elements of photography, then students will create photographs around campus. After each shoot, students will return to the classroom to edit their images. Students must have their own digital camera.




Photography Camp




WHERE: Bunnell Building,

Room 128WHAT: Learn how a camera

functions, the basic concepts of composition and how to use them, and basic post processing techniques. The day begins with a discussion of elements of photography in the classroom, then students will create photographs around campus. After each shoot, students will return to the classroom to edit their images. Students must have their own digital camera.




Pottery Camp


AGES: For students entering grades 2 and 3

WHEN: June 22-26, Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m.

WHERE: Art Building, Room 415

WHAT: Learn how to make and decorate pots during this hands-on, educational week of fun with clay. Artwork will be fi red and presented at a student exhibition and reception in the UAF Art Department Gallery.




Pottery Camp


AGES: For students entering grades 4-6

WHEN: June 22-26, Monday-

Friday, 9 a.m.-noonWHERE: Art Building, Room

415WHAT: Learn how to make

and decorate pots during this hands-on, educational week of fun with clay. Artwork will be fi red and presented at a student exhibition and reception in the UAF Art Department Gallery




Storytelling Camp





WHAT: : Learn ways to tell more entertaining stories. Campers will present their stories to a live audience at the end of the week.




Storytelling Camp



WHEN: July 27-31, Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m.


WHAT: Learn ways to tell more entertaining stories. Campers will present their stories to a live audience at the end of the week.




UAF Summer

Music Academy

SPONSOR: UAF Dept. of Music & Fairbanks Symphony Association

AGES: 6th grade through 12grade

WHEN: June 7-19, 2015, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week days

WHERE: UAF Department of Music

WHAT: UAF Summer Music Academy is an intensive two week program of music education for middle and high school students. Teachers work to develop each student’s potential through a broad musical

The Alaska Club South 747 Old Richardson Highway

Fairbanks, AK 99701

Summer Camp DirectorChao Moua

458–6801 ext. 1745Email: [email protected]

The Alaska Club Summer CampLicensed by The State of Alaska

Department of Health and Social Services

AGES 5*–12*Child must have attended school in 2014-2015

HOURSMonday–Friday, 9am–4pm

PRICES$169 member**/week**Child must be a member

$189 nonmember/weekBefore Care: 7–9am, $30/week After Care: 4–6pm, $30/week

2015SUMMER FUN CAMP

11 Weeks of fun

June 1-August 14

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SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

Two one-week sessions:

A fun educational dance experience for children ages 4 to 8

451-8800

Placement is based on student’s age

and danceexperience

Sessions held 9am-Noon

$185 per session

Creative Dance Camp Creative Dance Camp North Star Ballet

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Registrat ion Information 3 Easy Ways to Register!

1. PHONE: Call (907) 750-2298 2. MAIL: Fill out brochure & mail in (download online, pick up around town) 3. ON-LINE: www.creamersfield.org FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS

AVAILABLE!

Camp Habitat Dates Nature Sprouts Ages 4-5 $14 June 8-12 12:30am-4pm

June 15-19 8:30pm-12pm Nature Detectives Ages 6-7 $215

Full-Day Program 9am-4pm July 13-17 or July 20-24

Water Striders Ages 8-9 $265

Full-Day Program 9am-4pm (With overnight) July 13-17 or July 20-24

Refuge Adventurers Ages 10-11 $265

Full-Day Program 9am-4pm (With overnight) July 13-17 or July 20-24 **A $25 registration fee per family is required.

QUESTIONS? E-mail [email protected]

Camp Habitat Summer 2015 A Nature Education & Ecology Camp for youth ages 4-11

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educational experience. Community involvement and public service are encouraged through performances and activities in Fairbanks community settings. Our goal is to promote excellence in music education.

COST: $575CONTACT: Linda HarrigerEMAIL: [email protected]

Wild Rose

Summer Camp

SPONSOR: Wild Rose CampAGES: 5-14 years oldWHEN: First Session (for

ages 5-7): June 15-19 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Second Session (for ages 8-14): June 22-26, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Third Session (for ages 8-14): June 29- July 3, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fourth Session

(for ages 5-7): July 6-10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

WHERE: Large hayfi eld at 1.5 Mile Sheep Creek Road, two miles west of UAF

WHAT: This outdoor educational camp provides children with experiences in nature and art. Art activities include felting with wool, batiking, plant dyeing, paper making from plants, tie-dyeing, block printing, bookmaking, marbling, candle dipping, puppet making, pottery, string art and more. Afternoon activities include shelter building with willow, earthen kiln and oven construction, giant puppet theatre, storytelling and garden study.

COST: $285CONTACT: Susan Kerndt, 479-

6363 Information available at wildrosesummercamp.com


Wooly’s Team:

Five Fabulous Camps

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Children’s Museum

AGES: 4-10WHEN: Weekly half-day

sessions from June 1 – August 7. Morning Session (ages 4-6): 9 a.m.-noon; Afternoon Session (ages 7-10): 1 p.m.-4 p.m.

WHERE: Fairbanks Children’s Museum, 302 Cushman Street, Suite 101

WHAT: Half-day summer camps are designed around the museum’s mission of inspiring exploration and curiosity in a young mind. The camp themes address science, art, building and storytelling and are

designed to appropriately engage children based on their age and learning level. All camps include hands-on learning and are taught by museum educators.

COST: $175 per week, $155 per week (members and military) Register online at www.fairbanks childrensmuseum.com

CONTACT PERSON: Megan Gilmore, Visitor Services manager, 374-6873

EMAIL: megan@fairbanks childrensmuseum.com

Youth Baking Blitz

Cooking Camp



WHEN: May 26-29, Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon

WHERE: Hutchison Career COURTESY WILD ROSE SUMMER CAMP

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These services are made available through the State of Alaska - Department of Health & Social Services,

Division of Public Assistance.

Email: [email protected]

Online: www.threadalaska.com

Call 479-2212 or Stop By! 1949 Gillam Way, Suite G, Fairbanks

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A ThrivAlaska Program | Child Care Assistance

You may be eligible to receive assistance with paying for child care.

Contact us today!

455-4301 Message Phone

[email protected] www.fairbankstennis.org

PO Box 73993 Fbks, AK 99707

2015 SUMMER CLASSES AND REGISTRATION

Fairbanks Resource Agency805 Airport Rd. Saturday, May 9 10AM–2PM

Dan Ramras Tennis Courts Behind Mary Siah Rec Center

Community Tennis Block Party Sunday

REGISTRATION:

F TA offers Camps/Sessions for Adults & Children June 1–August 14:

4 one-week camps 2 two-week sessions 1 three-week session

Saturday Cardio Tennis

Sunday, May 31 K-2nd . . . . . . . . 3rd - 5th . . . . . . 1 pm - 2 pm 6th - 12th . . . . . 2 pm - 3 pm

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Center KitchenWHAT: Learn how to make

a basic pie crust, a variety of quick breads and yeast breads. Delight in making pies and tarts, zucchini bread and muffi ns, scones, Irish soda bread, whole wheat sunfl ower seed rolls and artisan bread. Plan on getting elbow deep into the dough and having fun, all at the same time.




FA I T H - B A S E D C A M P SCamp Baldwin

SPONSOR: Tanana Valley Baptist Association

AGES: Grades K-12

WHEN: June 24-26 for K-2; June 29-July 3 for grades 3 and 4; July 6-10 for grades 5 and 6; July 13-17 for grades 7 and 8; July 20-24 for grades 9-12

WHERE: Delta JunctionWHAT: Camp Baldwin is a

traditional camp setting with studies, activities, and Bible lessons. Caregivers are trained summer missionaries. Camp Baldwin is an overnight camp located in the suburbs of Delta Junction with bath houses, dining room/kitchen, recreation area, bunkhouses, etc. Bus service may be provided from/to Fairbanks on a limited availability for a small fee. For more information: www.tananavalley baptistassociation.com

COST: $90-$120CONTACT: Sandy, 474-4989EMAIL: tvba@tananavalley

baptistassociation.com

Camp Discovery

Vacation Bible School

SPONSOR: Light of the World Lutheran Church

AGES: 3-12WHEN: June 1-5,WHERE: 4155 Geist RoadWHAT: At our Camp

Discovery, we’ll learn how Jesus works in and through us as we explore fi ve “tree-mendous” Bible stories, meet new friends, do fun activities, sing great songs, make crafts, play games, eat snacks, and more. It’s going to be fun, so please join us. Free meal served beforehand each night. For information or to register, go to: www.light oftheworldlutheran.com.

COST: FreeCONTACT: Jason Strong


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Camp Li-Wa

SPONSOR: Victory Ministries of Alaska

AGES: 5-18WHEN: Weekly camps from

June 8 through July 31, 2015.

WHERE: 590 Wigwam Way, Fairbanks (about 10 minutes from Walmart)

WHAT: Camp Li-Wa has something for everyone. We have traditional, horse, wilderness and day camps. Enjoy such activities as canoeing, archery, petting farm, climbing wall and more. Visit us at www.campliwa.org to fi nd the right camp for your child.

COST: $215-$420CONTACT: Jo Hibma, 457-6059EMAIL: [email protected]

Vacation Bible Camp:

What’s In The Bible?

SPONSOR: Fairhill Community Church of God

AGES: Grades K-6WHEN: Monday-Thursday,

July 22-25, 1-4 p.m.WHERE: 101 City Lights Blvd.,

FairbanksWHAT: Kids will experience an

exciting journey through the Bible and walk away knowing the big story of the Bible —God’s Great Rescue Plan and what it means to live as a Christian.

COST: FreeCONTACT: Church Offi ce,


Vacation Bible School

SPONSOR: Zion Lutheran Church

AGES: K-6, age 5-12WHEN: July 20-24; 9:30 a.m.-

noonWHERE: 2982 Davis RoadWHAT: Join us for fun and

learning of God’s love for us in Jesus.

COST: FreeCONTACT: John Lafl eur, 456-

7660EMAIL: admin@zionfairbanks.

org

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A Week in the Woods

SPONSOR: The Folk School

AGES: 8-98WHEN:

June 27-July 1WHERE: Cache Creek RoadWHAT: Week in the Woods is

an opportunity to leave our everyday routines behind and gather in the remote boreal forest, learning and creating in a multi-generational community. It is a rare chance to live and study with an

amazing cast of instructors, including woodworkers, craftspeople, artisans and naturalists.

COST: Adult learner registration fee: $490 youth/adult co-learners. Registration fee: $580 (fee covers one adult and one youth) Additional youth co-learner fee: $250.

CONTACT: John Manthei, 451-0445


A Week on the River

SPONSOR: The Folk SchoolAGES: 8-98WHEN: From 2 p.m., Thursday,

Aug. 6, until 2 p.m., Monday, Aug. 10

WHERE: Tanana River, 30 miles downstream from Fairbanks

WHAT: Week on the River is a multi-generational summer camp held on the Tanana River. Activities include everything from basics like knot tying to group projects like making a mud oven and using it to cook the day’s catch. Participants will gather raw materials and transform them into useful items as well as learn skills like tracking. Learn more at: thefolkschoolfairbanks.org/week-on-the-river/

COST: $450/adult, $600/adult and one child, $200 for additional child

CONTACT: Jenna Hertz, 248-

568-0345EMAIL: jenna.hertz@gmail.

com

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Drama Project 2015

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Drama Association and Children’s Theatre. Drama Project is sponsored by Fairbanks Memorial Hospital and Denali Center.

AGES: 5-18WHEN: Session 1: June 15-26,

Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon. Class 1: Ages 5-7. Class 2: Ages 8-10. Class 3: Ages 11-14, 1-4 p.m.

SESSION 2: June 29-July 10, M-F. Class 1: Ages 5-7. Class 2: Ages 8-10. Class 3: Ages 11-14, 1 p.m.-4 p.m.

SESSION 3: July 13-Aug. 2, M-F, 1-6 p.m., ages 12-16; Team Ensemble, “Aladdin.” Maximum class size of 30 students. Cost is $325 for this 3-week class. Public performances will be on July 31, Aug. 1 and 2.

WHERE: Hap Ryder Riverfront Theatre, 1852 2nd Ave.

WHAT: Drama Project is a fun and professional theatre training program for young people, featuring a professional teaching faculty. Three sessions, each with three age-based classes are off ered.

COST: $150 for Session 1 or 2; $325 for Session 3.

CONTACT: Peggy Ferguson, 451-4378


12th Annual

Fairbanks Bluegrass

Camp for Kids

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Folk Fest Inc.

AGES: 8-16WHEN: June 22-26WHERE: Unitarian Fellowship,

Pikes Landing RoadWHAT: Bluegrass Camp

off ers instruction and performance in Americana music, including vocals, harmonies, fi ddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin and bass. It’s a great opportunity for beginners and experienced musicians to develop skills and have a huge amount of fun during a week of music and friendship, taught by experienced musicians in the fi eld. Information available at www.fairbanksfolkfest.org

COST: $275; early bird discount available

CONTACT: Pete or Peg Bowers, 455-6528


Outside The Line

Summer Camp

SPONSOR: Outside The Line Youth Art

AGES: 7 and olderWHEN: July 13-17, Monday-

Friday, 9:30 a.m.-noonWHERE: 485 Ballaine Road,

StudioWHAT: Adventures in

expression. New projects for returning artists. Choice of 2 or more projects each day; found object sculpture, shadow drawing, painting, grab bag, 2/3-D collage, tissue paper stained glass, foil relief, art in a bottle, with nature walk for material. Spacious studio in woodsy setting. Indoors/outdoors, weather permitting.

COST: Early bird $210 by May 31; $230 after that date. Cash only after June 30.

CONTACT: Marionette Donnell Stock, MFA 479- 6420


Youth Summer

FiberArts Program

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Weavers & Spinners Guild

AGES: 6 to 15WHEN: Weekly sessions 9 a.m.

to 12 and 1-4 p.m. for the following dates. May 26-29; June 1-5; June 8-12; June 15-29; June 22-26; June 29 to July 2; Aug. 3-7; Aug. 10-14

WHERE: Room 219, Lathrop Building, 516 2nd Ave.

WHAT: Weekly 3-hour sessions in the morning and afternoon that explore art-related projects that stimulate creative ideas, develop skills and techniques in drawing, watercolor, painting, basketry, a variety of beading techniques, loom weaving, paper-making, machine sewing, quilting and woodcarving.

COST: $90 per session, two sessions per day; noon-hour supervision, $10 extra

CONTACT: Penny Wakefi eld 452-7737


Summer Dance Camp

SPONSOR: Mo Holland Dance Studio

AGES: 7-14WHEN: June 8-26, M,W,F,

10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.WHERE: 914 College RoadWHAT: Campers will learn

tap, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, contemporary, yoga, musical theatre and Zumba. There will be a performance for family and friends on June 26.

COST: $350CONTACT: Mo Holland,


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All Ages Farm Camp


AGES: 5 years and older

Ages: 6 – 9; 8 – 15; 9 – 15 years Weekly sessions:

2 per day $90/session Times: 9am – 12pm & 1pm - 4pm

Classes offered in the following: Basketry, Beading, Cartoons, Drawing, Fantasy Costumes, Machine Sewing I, II, III, Masks, Paper

Engineering, Paper Making, Puppets, Sculpture, Quilting, Watercolor, Weaving, Wood Carving

nd Ave

F airbanks Weavers’ & Spinners’ GuildYouth Summer Fiber Arts Program

for the weeks of: May 26-29 (four days only)

June 1; June 8; June 15; June 29; August 3 & August 10

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UAF IS AN AA/EO EMPLOYER AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

10th Annual

Visual Art AcademyJune 9-20, 2014

The University of Alaska Art Department will host the 10th AnnualVisual Art Academy, an intensive visual arts program for students from grades 6–12

REGISTER EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION OF CLASSES Classes in: Animation, Cartooning, Ceramics, Computer Art, Costume/Fashion Design, Photography, Drawing, Metalsmithing, Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture & 3D Design

Check out our website and download forms:

www.uaf.edu/art/artacademyFor more information contact UAF Art Department at (907) 474–7530 or email us at: [email protected]

The Visual Art Academy is a cooperative program of the UAF Art Department,College of Liberal Arts and UAF Summer Sessions and with support from the Chancellor’s offi ce .

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WHEN: July 31-Aug. 3

WHERE: Calypso Farm and Ecology Center, 4780 Old Nenana Hwy., Fairbanks

WHAT: This weekend overnight program at the farm is intended for all ages. Activities will include fi ber arts, blacksmithing, baking, cooking, gardening, forest crafts, ecology and more. Adults welcomed

COST: $350/adult, $300/youth aged 5-18 accompanied by adult

CONTACT: Matt Labrenz, 451-0691

EMAIL: calypsofi [email protected]

CATEGORY : Overnight Camp

Calypso Farm Camp:

Residential


AGES: 10-14 years

WHEN: July 13-July 17

WHERE: Calypso Farm and Ecology Center

WHAT: Spend a week camping in tents and cooking in an outdoor kitchen. We’ll do chores in the barn, explore the outdoors and learn skills — wood-fi red baking, blacksmithing and weaving. Meals are provided and we’ll cook together using farm fresh produce. Families will join us on the last camp day

COST: $500CONTACT: Matt Labrenz, 451-

0691EMAIL: calypsofi eldtrips@

gmail.com

Kings Lake Camp

SPONSOR: The Salvation ArmyAGES: 7-12WHEN: July 6-10

WHERE: 3313 E. Lakeview, Wasilla,

WHAT: This is a great camp for kids ages 7-12. Lots of fun activities include archery, crafts, campfi res, canoeing and more. A perfect camp with lots of activities for kids of all interests.

COST: $175CONTACT: Major Tina Bottjen,

452-3103, Ext. 3EMAIL: tina.bottjen@usw.

salvationarmy.org

Kings Lake Camp

SPONSOR: The Salvation ArmyAGES: 7-12WHEN: June 15-19WHERE: 3313 E. Lakeview,

WasillaWHAT: This camp is for kids

involved in or interested in Salvation Army Youth (S.A.Y.) programs, including Sunbeams, Girl Guards, Adventure Corps and

Scouting. This camp builds on skills already learned, while expanding camper’s knowledge through hands on learning.

COST : $175CONTACT: Major Tina Bottjen,


salvationarmy.org

Kings Lake Camp

SPONSOR: The Salvation ArmyAGES: 13-17WHEN: July 21-26WHERE: 3313 E. Lakeview,

WasillaWHAT: Have video games

become too easy? Want a new and exciting adventure? This camp off ers lots of fun activities include archery, crafts, campfi res, canoeing and more. This camp is for teens who want to really step out of their element and into

the beauty that God has provided in nature.

COST: $200CONTACT: Major Tina Bottjen,


salvationarmy.org

Wild Wild West

4-H/Youth Camp

SPONSOR: UAF CES Tanana District 4-H Program

AGES: Youth who just completed grades 3-8

WHEN: June 22, 6 p.m. to June 25, 11:30 a.m.

WHERE: Twin BearsWHAT: Come join us this

year. We have a great theme learning about the Wild West and living outdoors. Youth will rotate through classes based on the theme. There will be swimming, crafts, games, skits, hiking and campfi res. It promises to be

educational and fun —we look forward to seeing you

COST: Non 4-Her $105 and 4-H member $95

CONTACT: Marla Lowder 474-2427


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ALCAN Baseball

Development

Program

SPONSOR: ALCAN SportsAGES: Rookies, ages 8-9;

Development, ages 10-11; Prospects, ages 12-13; Juniors, ages 14-17.

WHEN: May 26-July 24

WHERE: Tanana Valley Fair-grounds and Noyes Field

WHAT: Full-day or half-day

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SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

Wednesday, 1:15-3:15 p.m.WHERE: Tanana Valley

Fairgrounds and Noyes Field

WHAT: Students will practice in indoor batting cages.

Repetitions with guidance is a key component as players will have the opportunity each week to have hundreds of swings with guidance

from batting tee, soft toss pitching machine, and live pitching. Limited number of players. Camp maximum of 32 students. Information available at

www.alcansports.com.COST : $400CONTACT: ALCAN sports,


ALCAN Baseball

Pitching and

Throwing Program



WHEN: June 2-23, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:15-3:15 pm

WHERE: Tanana Valley Fairgrounds and Noyes Field

WHAT: This program will emphasize fundamentals for the individual skills for throwing the baseball. We will focus on the techniques and methods

to increase arm strength. Pitching Techniques will allow time for fundamentals in regards to footwork.

COST: $400CONTACT: ALCAN Sports,


ALCAN Sports

Development

Program


Development, ages 10-11; Prospects, ages 12-13; Juniors, ages 14-17


WHERE: Tanana Valley Fairgrounds and UAF Patty Ice Arena

WHAT: Full- or half-day program. Morning: Focus on speed and strength fi tness development.

program. Morning session: Focus on speed and strength fi tness development. Afternoon session: Focus on individual skills. Breakfast will be served. Fruit and vegetable breaks are included. Multiple family member discounts available. Information available at www.alcansports.com

COST: Nine weeks Full Day Program, $2,000; Nine weeks Half Day Program, morning or afternoon, $1,000.

CONTACT: ALCAN Sports, 455-4203


ALCAN Baseball Hitting

Program



WHEN: June 1-22, Monday and

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5K Fun Run & Walk

Pioneer Park Race Starts at 10amSaturday, June 13, 2015

Late Registration starts6/10/15: add $10 to fees.

www.fcaalaska.org

We’re here to help!

Call our referral line at 1-800-278-3723 or R&R office at 479-2214 for more information

These services are made available through the State of Alaska Department of Health & Social Services, Division of Public Assistance.

Email: [email protected]

Online: www.threadalaska.com

Come see Resource & Referral

for your child care needs, resources and training!

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C YBER L YNX C YBER L YNX Statewide Home School Program Statewide Home School Program

Are you interested in home schooling? Would you like curriculum of your choice?

Do you need a school calendar to fit your schedule? Would your high school student like to earn college credits?

If you’ve answered “YES” to any of these questions, then join our CyberLynx family.

Here are just some of our services:

For More Information, Call 455-7633

We supply a wide array of curriculum options, a few examples are: Calvert, BYU, Keystone, Math-U-See, North Dakota, Oak Meadows, Rainbow Resources, Saxon;

Tutoring Services;

College scholarship program for full time high school students;

Group activities/art and educational projects;

Reimbursements for educational purchases;

Computer leasing program, internet access

for full time students;

We cater to special needs families.

Attention Parents!

SummerMUSIC ACADEMY

for young musiciansJune 7–19, 2015

on the UAF CampusAn intensive program for students in grades 6–12.

For more information, contact Linda Harriger at 474-7555 or [email protected]

The UAF Department of Music and the Fairbanks Symphony Association proudly present

The University of Alaska Fairbanks is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. UAF is an affi rmative action/equal opportunity employer and educational institution.

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Afternoon: Focus on individual skills in students selected primary sport, hockey, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, football or golf. Breakfast will be served. Fruit and vegetable breaks are included. Multiple family member discounts available. Information available at www.alcansports.com

COST: Nine weeks full day program, $2,000; Nine weeks half day program, morning or afternoon, $1,000.



ALCAN Hockey

Defensemen

Program


Development, ages 10-11;

Prospects, ages 12-13; Juniors, ages 14-17

DATES AND TIMES : May 27-July 22, Monday and Wednesday, 3-4 p.m.

WHERE: UAF Patty Center Arena

WHAT: Camp maximum of 32. The program will emphasize the following individual skills. We will focus on the proper techniques to maximize potential in each skill. This camp is designed to create the foundation for a strong defensive player.


455-4203EMAIL: info@alcansports.

com

ALCAN Hockey

Development

Program

SPONSOR: ALCAN Sports

AGES: Rookies, ages 8-9; Development, ages 10-11; Prospects, ages 12-13; Juniors, ages 14-17


WHERE: Tanana Valley Fairgrounds and UAF Patty Ice Arena

WHAT: Full-day or half-day program. Morning session: Focus on speed and strength fi tness development. Afternoon session: Focus on individual skills. Breakfast will be served. Fruit and vegetable breaks are included. Multiple family member discounts available. Information available at www.alcansports.com

COST: Nine weeks Full Day Program, $2,000; Nine weeks Half Day Program, morning or afternoon, $1,000.



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ALCAN Hockey

Goalie Program




WHERE: Tanana Valley Fairgrounds and UAF Patty Center Arena

WHAT: Individual program and options available for goalies. Infomation available at www.alcansports.com

COST: $500 - $2000CONTACT: ALCAN Sports,


ALCAN Hockey Goal

Scoring Program



WHEN: May 26-July 23, Tuesday and Thursday, 3-4 p.m.


WHAT: Camp maximum of 32. This program will emphasize the individual skills for goal scoring and off ensive play. We focus on the proper techniques to maximize potential in each skill. This camp is designed to develop the tools to increase goal scoring.

COST : $500CONTACT: ALCAN Sports,


ALCAN Hockey

Power Skating

Program



WHEN: May 26-July 23, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m.


WHAT: Camp maximum of 30. The emphasis of the Advanced Power Skating Program includes acceleration and explosiveness, the fi rst 3 steps; power and stride development, maximizing stride potential for individual players; agility and quickness, refi nement of body positioning and on-ice angles in small areas.



ALCAN Soccer

Development

ProgramSPONSOR: ALCAN SportsAGES: Rookies, ages 8-9;



WHERE: Tanana Valley Fairgrounds and Noyes Field

WHAT: Full-day or half-day program. Morning session: Focus on speed and strength fi tness development. Afternoon session: Focus on individual skills. Breakfast will be served. Fruit and vegetable breaks are included. Multiple family member discounts available. Information available at www.alcansports.com

COST: Nine weeks full day program, $2,000; Nine weeks half day program, morning or afternoon, $1,000.



Get Golf Readyfor newbies and beginners

SPONSOR: North Star Golf Club

AGES: 14 and older. Siblings, parents and grandparents are welcome.

WHEN: Session 1: June 2-July, Tuesdays, 6:15-7:45 p.m. Session 2: June 3-July Wednesdays 3:30 - 5 p.m. Eight weekly sessions end the week of July 20

WHERE: 330 Golf Club Drive, off the Old Steese, 0.75 mile north of Chena Hot Springs Road

WHAT: Small group instruction with Bernadine Stump, LPGA, using national Get Golf Ready format where beginners learn the basics in a low stress, fun and welcoming environment with all equipment and supplies provided. Weekly topics: Swing Fundamentals, Putting, Chipping, Pitching, Video, Driving, Sand Play and On-course playing lesson.

MORE INFORMATION: www.northstargolf.com

COST: Complete series $140 (a $20 savings) or sign up by the individual session for $20 per session.

CONTACT: Melinda Evans Home Offi ce, 455-8362 until 5/15/15, then Berni Stump, LPGA 457-4653

EMAIL : [email protected]

Golf!

Fun for Kids Camps


AGES: 5-14DATES AND TIMES : Weekly

sessions run Tuesday thru Friday, 10 a.m.-noon, starting the week of June 1 though the week of Aug. 3.

WHERE: 330 Golf Club Drive, off the Old Steese Hwy., 0.75 miles north of Chena Hot Springs Road

WHAT: This camp off ers small group instruction in a fun format using SNAG golf and other techniques with Bernadine Stump, LPGA. Learn the basics, safety, etiquette, putting,

short game, full swing and play on the course. All equipment and snacks provided. Please ask about our $25 scholarships, thanks to Play It Again Sports and Puttin’ on the Ritz Ladies. Bring a friend or sibling.

COST : $125 per child per session ($100 with $25 scholarship)

CONTACT: Melinda Evans, Home offi ce: 455-8362 until May 15. Then Berni Stump, LPGA 457-4653

EMAIL : [email protected]

LPGA Girls Golf Camp


AGES: 5-14, limit 10 girlsWHEN: Tuesday, July through

Friday July 17, 10 a.m.-noonWHERE: 330 Golf Club Drive,

off the Old Steese Hwy., 0.75 mile north of Chena Hot Springs Road

WHAT: This camp off ers small group instruction in a fun format using SNAG golf and other techniques with Bernadine Stump, LPGA. Learn the basics, safety, etiquette, putting, short game, full swing, and play on the course. All equipment, snacks and swag provided. Sponsors include Puttin’ on the Ritz Ladies, Play It Again Sports, LPGA and more. Signup with a friend.

COST : $75 (Thanks to our sponsors).

CONTACT: After May 15, Bernadine Stump, LPGA; 457-4653


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Camp Kick

SPONSOR: Midnight Sun Martial Arts Academy

AGES: 7 and olderWHEN: June 1-5, Aug. 3-7,

9 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: 530 2nd StreetWHAT: TaeKwon-Do

training for all levels, beginner to advanced, will include patterns, self-defense, sparring and board breaking. Other activities include arts and crafts, model rockets, indoor and outdoor fi tness training and TaeKwon-Do Fear Factor Challenge. Snacks provided. Students must bring sack lunch. Price includes all activities. Limited space available; $50 deposit holds your spot.

COST: $225 for entire week, $65 per day

CONTACT: Jeff HurbenEMAIL: [email protected]

Far North BMX

SPONSOR: Far North BMXAGES: 5 to adultWHEN: Practice is on

Monday evenings and races are on Wednesday evenings, from late May through August. Exact schedule is still being set.

WHERE: Corner of 19th Ave. and Kiana St.

WHAT: BMX (Bicycle Moto Cross) is an exciting and family-oriented sport that provides great exercise in a fun, positive environment. No experience necessary. If you can ride a bike without training wheels, you can race BMX. Helmet, long sleeve shirt, long pants and closed-toed shoes required. A limited number of loaner bikes and helmets are available on a fi rst-come-fi rst-serve basis.

COST: $60 for USA BMX membership, plus weekly racing fee.


FootGolf


AGES: 5 and older. Children 12 and younger with adult supervision. Teens are welcome as long as they follow the rules. Adults of all ages.

WHEN: Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. “Tee Times” required.

WHERE: 330 Golf Club Drive, off the Old Steese Hwy., 0.75 mile, north of Chena Hot Springs Road.

WHAT: FootGolf is a combination of the popular sports of soccer and golf. The game is played with a regulation number 5 soccer ball at a golf course facility on shortened holes with 21-inch diameter cups. The rules largely correspond to the rules of golf. Play will start in June. Please check our FaceBook page and website: www.northstargolf.com for updates.

COST: TBD. There will be group rates for organized teams in uniform. Check www.northstargolf.com for rates and details (coming in May).

CONTACT: Melinda Evans home offi ce until May 5, at 455-8362. After that date, call the Clubhouse at 457-4653.


Girls Summer League

Softball

SPONSOR: Interior Girls Softball Association

AGES: 5-18WHEN: Week days in June

until early August, days and times vary by league.

WHERE: South Davis FieldsWHAT: Fast pitch softball

summer leagues: T-ball, age 8 and younger, 10 and younger, 12 and younger, 14 and younger, and high school leagues. Girls who have never played are

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welcome. Evaluations for team assignments will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 26 at the Monroe Catholic High School gym.For more information fi nd us at Interior Girls Softball Association on FaceBook or igsaak.org or contact us at [email protected]

COST: T-ball, $60; all others, $100

CONTACT: Joe Ribar, 388-5675EMAIL: igsa.alaska@gmail.

com

Golden Heart

Running Club

SPONSOR: Golden Heart Rotary Club

AGES: 7-12WHEN: June 4-July 21,

Tuesday/Thursday, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

WHERE: Birch HillWHAT: This is a running

club for children 7-12 years old. Children learn fundamentals of cross-country running at Birch Hill Rec. area. Children will earn a t-shirt if they attend 10 of 13 practices.

COST: FreeCONTACT: Susan Kramer,

590-5086EMAIL: eventplanning2004@

hotmail.com

Midnight Sun Kids

Learn to Bowl

SPONSOR: Midnight Sun USBC Women’s Bowling Assoc.

AGES: 12 years and youngerWHEN: May 31 through

Aug. 30, every Sunday, noon-12 a.m.

WHERE: Arctic Bowl, corner of 10th Ave. and Cowles St.

WHAT: Kids 12 and younger, accompanied by an adult, bowl two games for free each Sunday. On fi rst visit the adult will fi ll out registration card for each child, with name, address and phone number. The

adult is not required to bowl, but must supervise the child’s behavior. Great opportunity for families to play together.

COST: FreeCONTACT: Karen Sours or

Doreen Holan, 456-7719EMAIL: manager@arcticbowl.

com

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Chena RiverwalkSPONSOR: Tanana Valley

Watershed AssociationAGES: Toddler to middle-

schoolerWHEN: Saturday, June 13,

1-4 p.m.WHERE: Carlson CenterWHAT: Chena Riverwalk is a

fun and educational .5 or 2-mile walk for children and parents or guardians. Your adventure begins at the Carlson Center where you’ll get a bag of goodies, snacks and map. Choose either the shorter explorer loop through Pioneer Park or the Adventure loop through downtown. Both routes feature activity stations run by 20 local organizations.

COST: Free; donations of $5/child greatly appreciated

CONTACT: 374-8890EMAIL: jenna.tvwa@gmail.

com

Enep’ut School-Age

Summer Program

SPONSOR: Enep’ut Children’s Center

AGES: Kindergarten to 12 years old (younger children may enroll through our preschool, toddler and infant programs)

WHEN: May 20-Aug.18, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.

WHERE: 1112 Hess Ave., Fairbanks (near UAF)

WHAT: Our summer program is designed to reinforce traditional school lessons through fun activities, discovery, arts and crafts, sports, and “chores.” School-age children will be responsible for the maintenance of the fl ower and organic vegetable garden. Activities will be enjoyed outside in the sunshine in Enep’ut’s large, natural play area.

COST: Varies. Full-time, part-time, and drop-in options available.

CONTACT: Director Carrie Graff t, 479-6844


Every Hero Has A

Story! (FNSB Public

Libraries Summer

Reading Program)

SPONSOR: Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Libraries

AGES: 2-18WHEN: Sign-up anytime

beginning Tuesday, May 26PROGRAMS: June 2 through

July 24WHERE: Noel Wien Library,

1215 Cowles Street, or North Pole Branch Library, 656 NPHS Blvd., or at the FNSB Bookmobile (various locations).

WHAT: Every Hero Has A Story! Summer Reading Program is a free reading incentive program for preschoolers through young adults. Kids can sign up to win prizes by reading books of their choice during the summer and enjoy eight weeks of special programs, library activities, weekly incentives and prize drawings at their local public library. For more information: fnsblibrary.org

COST: Free

CONTACT: Susan Jones, Youth Services Dept., 459-1052

CAMP CONTACT EMAIL: [email protected]

Fairbanks Montessori

School Summer Camp

SPONSOR: Fairbanks Montessori School

AGES: 3-6WHEN: May 27-July 1 and

July 6 - Aug. 7, 7:30 a.m.-5:45 p.m.

WHERE: 2014 30th Ave.WHAT: Introduction to the

Montessori method. Session I: Gardening and Crafts. Session II: Alaska Lore.

COST: variesCONTACT: Lakeesha Sconiers,

451-8485EMAIL: lakeesha@

fairbanksmontessori.org

Summer Activity

Fair

SPONSOR: KTVF Channel 11AGES: All agesWHEN: Sunday, April 19WHERE: Pioneer Park Civic

CenterWHAT: Come to the

Summer Activity Fair and be amazed at all the great opportunities available for your kids this summer. Ask questions of local organizations, get brochures, participate in hands-on activities and sign your kids up for their favorite summer camp. This is a free event and everyone is welcome.

COST: FreeCONTACT: Brittney Holaday,

458-1801EMAIL: brittneyholaday@

ktvf11.com

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Brought to you by Fairbanks Drama Association & Fairbanks Children’s

Theatre, Inc.

An intensive and FUN theatre training program for children and young people, ages 5–18,

featuring a professional teaching staff.

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Class Dates: July 13 through August 2 Classes Mon–Fri., 1 – Class size limited to 30 students.

Registration fee: $325 for the three week program. Performances of “Aladdin” July 31, Aug 1 & 2

– – Class A 5–7 yrs 9:00 a.m.–Noon Class B 8–10 yrs 9:00 a.m.–NoonClass C 11–14 yrs 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

Registration fee: $150 per student for the two week program.

– ( – Class A 5–7 yrs. 9:00 a.m.–Noon Class B 8–10 yrs. 9:00 a.m.–NoonClass C 11–14 yrs 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

Registration fee: $150 per student for the two week program.

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REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 1.

For information, phone 456-PLAY

Class size limited to 15

students.

Class size limited to 15

students.

Drama Project 2015 is proudly

sponsored by: Visit www.fairbanksdrama.org to download registration brochure starting May 1

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517 Gaffney Rd Mon-Fri: 10 am - 6 pm Sat: 10 am - 5 pm

456-6212

Free book Fridays for Kids!

Forget-Me-Not BooksForget-Me-Not Books


SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

Camps are one week half day learning adventures limited to 20 children each.

www.uaf.edu/summer/kids/

CookingCooking Camps meet 9 a.m.–noon at the Hutchison Career Center Kitchen.YOUTH BAKING BLITZ: MAY 26–29, for students entering grades 4–10KIDS COOKING CAMP: Choose either JUNE 8–12 or JUNE 22–26, for students entering grades 2–4INTERNATIONAL COOKING WORKSHOP: JUNE 1–5, for students entering grades 8–12JUNE 15–19, for students entering grades 5–7

ArchaeologyJUNE 15–19 a.m.–noon, for students entering grades 4–6

ArtJUNE 22–26for students entering grades 4–6

PotteryJUNE 22–26

DinosaursJULY 6–10

GeologyJULY 6–10

MusicJULY 6–10

BugsJULY 20–24

PhotographyJULY 27–31AUGUST 3–7

StorytellingJULY 27–31students entering grades 4–6

A limited number of SCHOLARSHIPS are

available for children who qualify for the Free

and Reduced Lunch program, made possible

by Dr. James Miears, DDS, Stephanie and Roy

Strandberg and The UA College Savings Program.

Baking Blitz FILLED*

Grades 4–6 FILLED*

FILLED* FILLED

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* TO PLACE YOUR CHILD ON A CAMP WAITLIST,

PHONE OR TEXT 907-474-7021

HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS

Take a UAF course this summer and start your

college career NOW!Over 50 courses to choose from,

including:

DRAWING, CARTOONING, INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA, CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH,

CERAMICS, NATURAL HISTORY OF ALASKA, COMMUNICATION, CALCULUS, METALSMITHING,

BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY, BEGINNING COSTUME CONSTRUCTION AND MORE!

Find out more atwww.uaf.edu/summer/students/high-school/

AN AA/EO EMPLOYER AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.

UAF Summer Sessions & Lifelong Learning

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