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• Summer Day Camp 2008.
"Go For The Gold" At The YMCA! The South Brunswick Family YMCA invites children entering 1st thru 8th grade to join our Summer Olympics Day Camp. Enjoy our 12,000 sq. ft. climate controlled Youth Complex. The Youth Complex houses our gymnastics and sports centers, complete with an indoor basketball and volleyball court, Nintendo Wii, Sportwall, Dance Dance Revolution and other indoor activities. Our primary goal - Instilling Happiness, Confidence and Self- assurance. We celebrate the victories of youth. So come spend your summer with the YMCA. You’ll be glad you did. This summer your child will gain new skills, make new friends and have fun learning life’s key values. |
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 • Sample Camp Activities & Camp Hours Indoor & Outdoor Sports
Art & Crafts
Swimming
Water Games & Sprinklers
Talent ShowsField TripsCamp hours are 7:30AM – 6:30PM.
No additional cost for extended care |
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 • Core Camp Core I: 1st – 2nd graders
Core II: 3rd – 5th gradersCore III: 6th – 8th graders The grades posted for each camp indicates the grade level the child will be entering in September 2008.Core campers will be offered traditional camp activities and will receive recreational swim time once a week. Core I & II campers will participate in a trip once a week. Core III campers will have 2 trips a week.Certified lifeguards are always present and flotation devices are used for non-swimmers. |
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 • Sports Camp • Sports Camp Entering 1st – 6th grade. Sports Camp fills campers’ days with sports skills instruction and game/scrimmage play. Learn and reinforce sports skills with a focus on team-work, discipline and sportsmanship. Sports include: Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Flag Football, Floor Hockey, Sports Fun (Kickball/ Capture the flag). Campers will have recreational time in the pool once each week and a trip once a week. • Junior Sports Camp Entering 1st – 3rd grade. • Ultimate Sports Camp Entering 4th – 6th grade • Sports Tournaments Our sports camps will challenge neighboring YMCA camps in various sports. The schedule of these tournaments will be posted at the beginning of camp. Some games will be held at the South Brunswick Family YMCA while some will be away games. |
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 • Gymnastics & Cheer CampCampers entering 2nd – 6th grade Beginner to advanced level campers receive one-on-one and group instruction based upon ability.Includes instruction on floor, bars, beams, vault, cheering fundamentals and flexibility and strengthOpportunity to show cheerleading skills at weekly sports tournaments held in our Sports CampsRecreational time in the pool once each week and a trip once a week. |
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 • Aquatics Camp Aquatics Camp is located at the South Brunswick Family YMCA but will use the Horizons Pool in Princeton for swim lessons. The Horizons pool is a large outdoor pool offering competitive swimmers the opportunity to practice laps. Campers will be transported to and from the Horizons pool by the YMCA. Aquatics Campers will attend a trip once a week. Entering 2nd – 6th grade • Aquatics Camp tailored for the enthusiastic swimmer • Group instruction based on ability• Fundamentals of swimming and water safety• Arts & crafts and sports activities outside of swim rotations |
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• CIT & Mad Science Camps • Counselor-In-Training Program This is a leadership program that prepares teens to become counselors. This program creates an opportunity for 14 and 15 year olds to develop leadership and job skills. Teens who love children will thrive in this selective camping experience. Potential CIT’s should complete an application available at our Welcome Center. Successful CITs will have an opportunity to apply for employment as a summer camp counselor when they become 16. The CIT program runs for nine weeks and applicants must make a 6 week commitment. • Week 4 – Radical Reactions & Detective Science July 14 - July 18 In this weeklong program, campers will have tons of fun mixing up potions and experimenting with all kinds of chemical reactions! Our young chemists will grow crystals, create sidewalk chalk, and even make chromatography T-Shirts to take home. Students will also become science sleuths as they investigate how chemistry provides evidence at the scene of a crime. During this hands-on detective work, children will gather & test “crime scene” clues, make & analyze their own fingerprints, make Rainbow Stompers & much more. • Week 9 - Mad Machines & Junior Engineers  August 18 – 22 Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them, this week of camp includes lots of both! The junior Mad Science engineers will design and build bridges and “skyscrapers” using simple tools and their imaginations. Children will discover how many different machines, simple & complex, we use in our daily lives. After the simple machines, we move on to fun with the Mad Science robots! We’ll play robot soccer, test line-tracking robots, and help our team direct our sound activated robots around an obstacle course, all the while learning the science of robotics! |
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