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2017 LOPEZ SUMMER WORKSHOPSWORKSHOPS, ACTIVITIES, CAMPS AND ADVENTURES FOR ALL AGES!

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Lopez Island Family Resource CenterPO Box 732Lopez Island, WA 98261

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Lopez Island Family Resource Center‘Strengthening Families for Life’ since 1997

EXPLORE...ON THE WATEROUTDOORSPERFORMING ARTSCREATIVE ARTSTECHNOLOGYSPORTS

Celebrating 25 years of Summer Workshops

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EXPLORE...ON THE WATERSwimming Berta Vaughn

Six levels of classes are offered this year. Carefully select the level that best describes your child’s skills. Any exceptions require instructor approval. Classes for ages 7-12 include 15 minutes free time at end of class. Parents are encouraged to sign their children up for multiple swim sessions.

Classes meet at the Lopez Islander Pool.

Half hour classes: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident* Max. 6/session - except toddlers.Hour classes: $55 Resident, $65 Nonresident* Max. 8/session*Add $5 if registering less than 10 days before class.

Toddler and Me: Adults, with instructor, join their child in the pool. Learn water safety skills to be comfortable in the water. Ages: 6 mos.-3 (with adult) Max. 12 Session 1: June 12-15 1:45-2:15

Session 2: June 26-29 1:00-1:30Swimming Introduction: For kids new to swimming or not comfortable in water. Learn basics of breath control, floating and beginning kicks and strokes. Ages: 4-6

Session 1: June 12-15 12:30-1:00 Session 2: June 12-15 1:15-1:45Session 3: June 19-22 1:45-2:15

Swimming Beginning Skills: For kids able to float and com-fortably get around in water unassisted. Refine breath control, front/back floats and glides, flutter kicks & basic arm strokes. Ages: 4-6 Session 1: June 12-15 12:00-12:30 Session 2: June 19-22 2:15-2:45 Session 3: June 26-29 1:30-2:00Ages: 7-9 Session 1: June 19-22 10:00-11:00

Swimming Adv. Beginning Skills: Meets beginning skill requirements, but not ready for intermediate class. Ages: 4-6 June 26-29 2:00-2:30Ages: 7-9 Session 1: June 19-22 11:00-12:00

Session 2: June 26-29 3:30-4:30Swimming Intermediate: For kids able to swim pool length with front crawl stroke. Refine rhythmic breathing and explore alternate strokes (back, side, and breast). Ages: 7-9 Session 1: June 19-22 12:00-1:00 Session 2: June 26-29 2:30-3:30

Swimming Advanced: For kids able to swim pool length with front crawl stroke using rhythmic breathing and totally comfortable in deep water. Refine alternate strokes (back, side, and breast) and learn safety survival skills. Ages: 10-12

June 19-22 2:45-3:45

SailingWe will sail Lidos and Splashes. Participants must wear PFDs (provided) and know how to swim. Check our website for more details on clothing and what to bring. Max. 8/sessionMeet: Lopez Islander Marina Dock Fee: $125 Resident, $145 Nonresident. Expires one week before class start (addl. $15 thereafter).

Youth Sailing Ages 9-18 unless otherwise noted Beginner Sailing with Mike Kaminskis: The first day we will be spending time learning the basics of water safety. Each participant will need to demonstrate they are capable of swimming a short distance. Session 1: July 10-14 9:30-12:30

Session 2: July 17-21 9:30-12:30Session 3: July 24-28 9:30-12:30Session 4: August 7-11 9:30-12:30

Intermediate Sailing with Avery Fulford & Rowena Pilar-Olivo: Students must have completed the Beginner class or have instructor’s permission.

Session 1: July 10-14 1:30-4:30Session 2: July 17-21 1:30-4:30Session 3: July 24-28 1:30-4:30Session 4: August 7-11 1:30-4:30

Advanced Sailing with Mike Kaminskis: Students must have completed the Intermediate class or have instructor’s permission.

Date: July 31-August 4 1:30-4:30

Adult Sailing with Corky Searls (Session 1) and Mike Ka-minskis (Session 2 and Intermediate class) Ages: 16-AdultAdult Beginner Sailing: If you would like to learn to sail or want a comprehensive refresher class, this is for you. In five lessons, we will cover terminology and points of sail, rig and de-rig the boats, and learn to sail the boats around a simple course and return for a safe, gentle docking. You will learn about capsize recovery and basic water safety. Session 1: NEW weeklong July 31-August 4 9:30-12:30Session 2: July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1 & 8 5:00-8:00

Adult Intermediate Sailing: For adults and experienced youth sailors who want to increase their knowledge. We will start with review and go from there with instruction to match all levels. Dates: July 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2 & 9 5:00-8:00

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PaddlingKids in Kayaks - Two levels! Colin Doherty, Cascadia KayakOur classes are a fun way to help kids develop kayaking skills in a safe, supportive learning environment based on individual comfort level, fitness and abilities. Kayaks and all paddling and safety gear provided. Bring a snack, sunscreen, water bottle, towel, dry clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Instructor is experienced guide from locally owned Cascadia Kayak Tours. All classes meet at Odlin Park. Max. 8/sessionFee: $70 Resident, $85 Nonresident expires 1 week before class start (addl. $15 thereafter) Kids in Kayaks - Beginning: For kids just beginning to feel comfortable in a kayak or brand new to kayaking. Ages: 8-12

Session 1: July 6-7 9:00-12:00 Session 2: August 3-4 9:00-12:00

Kids in Kayaks - Intermediate: For kids already comfortable in a kayak who want to take their skills to the next level. We’ll explore paddle strokes, boat control, navigation and safety, and rescue techniques. Bring a wetsuit if you have one, but it is not mandatory. Ages: 10-14

Session 1: July 6-7 1:00-4:00 Session 2: August 3-4 1:00-4:00

Sea Kayaking Fundamental SkillsWith Doug Benoliel, Tamara Buchanan, and Colin Doherty. Gain or refresh the skills needed to paddle safely and confidently in the waters of the Salish Sea. This popular, fun course is open to paddlers of all levels. We’ll practice launches, landings, wet exits, a variety of stroke techniques, as well as assisted and unassisted capsize recoveries for both single and double kayaks. Included in the course is a NOLS sea kayaking handbook. Bring your own boat, paddle, paddle float and bilge pump and plan on getting wet. Wetsuit recommended. Limited numbers of kayaks and wetsuits available to borrow – let us know at time of registration. Instructors have years of experience & are highly certified kayaking instructors & enthusiasts. (13 & 14 year olds possible with instructor approval.) Max. 10Date: July 21-23 Ages: 15-Adult Fee: $125 Resident, $145 Nonresident (addl. $15 after 7/11)Meet: LIFRC 7:00-9:00 PM (July 21) Odlin Park 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (July 22-23)

Sea Kayaking High Seas Adventure & Skills Development With Colin Doherty. Further develop your sea kayaking skills. We’ll venture out on an educational day trip learning appropriate paddle strokes in dynamic water situations, applicable navigation, pod travel, rafting-up, open water kayak switch, towing and more to increase your on-the-water safety preparedness. Destination TBD by instructor with participant input. Bring lunch and your own boat, paddle, paddle float & bilge pump. Wetsuit recommended. Limited number of kayaks available to borrow - let us know at time of registration. For safety, Sea Kayaking Fundamentals required or equivalent experience with instructor’s approval.Date: August 4 & 6 Ages: 15-Adult Fee: $85 Resident, $100 Nonresident (addl. $15 after 7/25)Meet: LIFRC 7:00-9:00 PM (Aug. 4), TBD 9:00-4:00 (Aug. 6)

Kayak Navigation: Land Instruction Cascadia Kayak Get the knowledge you need to safely negotiate the local waters with Colin, owner of Cascadia Kayak Tours and experienced kayak guide. Unravel the mysteries of tides, currents, nautical charts, GPS and compasses in a classroom setting.Date: July 25-26 6:00-9:00 Ages: 12-Adult Fee: $45 Resident, $55 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/15)Meet: Lopez Island Family Resource Center

Seafaring, Voyaging and Camping TripsWith Nahja Chimenti and Brian Goff. Lopez Seafaring and Voyaging Program leads this rowing/sailing adventure to several marine parks in the San Juan Islands. You’ll spend 5 days on the water aboard the Tern and 4 nights camping on the beach. Learn the basics of sailing and rowing small vessels, as well as seafaring skills such as the use of compass and charts. Details upon registration. Ages: Entering 7th-10th grades Max: 6/tripDate: July 25-29 Pre-trip meeting: 7/23 Fee: $300 Resident, $350 Nonresident (addl. $50 after 7/13)

SUP - Paddle Boarding Jennifer & Shawn McFarland, Sound Yoga and SUP of Anacortes. Boards, paddles, PFDs, and a dry bag for water and snacks provided. Classes meet at Lopez Islander Resort waterfront. Ages: 9-AdultFee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/30)

Beginning SUP: We will begin instruction on land to become familiar with safety, the board, paddle and basics of paddling. Once we enter the water, we will learn how to paddle seated, kneeling, and standing. Session 1: August 9 9:30-11:00Session 2: August 11 10:00-11:30Intermediate SUP: Intermediate instruction will include refining and improving efficiency of paddling strokes. We will learn turning, moving forward and back on the board, the cross bow turn and the pivot turn. Date: August 9 12:00-1:30

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Seaweed Ramble TWO Sessions! Dr. Ryan DrumJoin phycologist, medical herbalist, and 35-year Waldron Island homesteader for an enjoyable expedition as we carpool to a private beach. Dr. Drum will identify seaweeds, describing their food, medicinal & ethnobotanical uses as well as harvesting, preservation and safe storage tips. Shellfish license required if harvesting seaweed. No dogs allowed! Ages: 6-Adult (Kids under 13 must register with a paying, registered adult) Dates: Session 1: May 28 11:00-3:00 Session 2: June 24 9:30-1:30 Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 5/18 or 6/14)Meet: Agate Beach Parking Lot

Lavender Harvest Celebration Susie Teague Celebrate one of the special herbs of the season: lavender! Harvest and learn the beneficial properties of lavender, dance in a lavender circle and/or see a puppet play. Snack will be offered. Date: June 30 9:30-11:30 Ages: 5-7 Fee: $25 Resident, $30 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 6/20)Meet: Whispers of Nature Labyrinth Max. 8

Young Naturalist Adventure Katie DobkowskiDo you like to observe living things around you? Do you enjoy getting a little bit messy? If so, this science experience is for you! We’ll explore nature (from tiny to big things!) and do some simple science experiments.

Date: June 28-30 9:00-12:00 Ages: 5-7Fee: $55 Resident, $65 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/18) Meet: Spencer Spit State Park Max. 8

A Faerie Went A Frolicking Alaya BattaliaThe forest is a place filled with magic. With a flick of our handmade wands and a sprinkle of faerie dust, we’ll add to the magic of Lopez Hill with songs, dance, and storytelling around the comfort of our newly made faerie homes. Date: July 17-18 1:30-4:00 Ages: 4-5Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/7) Meet: Lopez Hill Parking Lot Max. 8

Introduction to Outdoor Living Skills Nathan DonnellyThis class is a foundation for further adventures. We will cover the basics of shelter & knots; safe and effective use of fire and bushcraft tools; water, food & hygiene; navigation & getting found; and Nature Awareness & attitude. Some tools available. A sharp knife, pruning saw, snack, & water are recommended.Date: July 25-26 9:00-12:00 Ages: 9-12Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/15) Meet: Instructor’s Home Max. 8

Junior Ranger Awareness Days BLM StaffJoin our local BLM Ranger for a fun, interactive, experiential, and interpretive Lopez hike. We’ll explore the beauty of special species inhabiting the island and waters. Kids will enjoy the out-doors while learning about how to be “Leave No Trace” experts.Date: August 2-3 12:30-3:30 Ages: 6-10Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/23) Meet: Watmough Bay Trailhead

The Flow of Nature Nathan DonnellyKids are taught to do, think, or be entertained, but seldom feel. Nature is far too intricate to be connected to like that. We will learn to directly experience Nature with all the senses & a quiet, curious mind. We will explore the patterns through which Nature flows & learn ways to see it in its entirety. Date: August 9-10 9:30-12:30 Ages: 6-8Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/30) Meet: Instructor’s Home

Marine Mammal Adventure Day BLM StaffExplore the wonders of marine mammals with keen observation skills and techniques. Participants will use spotting scopes/binoculars to document behaviors of these animals and learn about Leave No Trace and the San Juan Island 7 Principles to help “Keep Wildlife Wild”. Art, poetry and storytelling will all be woven into this experiential day of wonder and learning. Date: August 13 1:00-4:00 Ages: 8-12 Fee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 8/3) Meet: Agate Beach Parking Lot

EXPLORE...OUTDOORS

At this new weeklong camp led by Library Staff, elementary school children have the opportunity to make friends and have fun through exciting hands-on activities, noncompetitive games, summer reading, outdoor exploration, and arts and crafts. There will even be guest instructors who will offer some creative activities, both inside and out!Please note: Priority given to Lopez residents through July 11th.

Session 1: July 17-21 Session 4: August 7-11Session 2: July 24-28 Session 5: August 14-18Session 3: July 31-August 4 Session 6: August 21-25Ages: Entering 1st-5th grade Sessions run from 8:30-12:30Fee: $85 Resident, $100 Nonresident (Add $10 if registering less than 10 days before class)Meet: Lopez Island Library Max. 20

NEW! LIBRARY SUMMER CAMP

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EXPLORE...PERFORMING ARTS

Missoula Children’s Theater presents:

Peter and Wendy! After five years away, the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT)

will be returning to Lopez! MCT is the largest touring children’s theatre program in the U.S. They will delight you with the enthusiasm, cre-ativity, and professionalism of their production. How does it work? Two tour actors/directors travel to Lo-pez with the set, lights, cos-tumes, props, and make-up – everything that’s needed to put on a full scale musical,

except for the actors! The team will then hold an open audition to 1st-12th graders on Monday, June 26th at 10 am and the week’s schedule will be based on the role your child receives. Rehears-als take place Monday-Friday, with Wendy and Peter brought to life right on the Lopez Center for Community and the Arts’ stage on Saturday! With your child’s registration in this workshop, you will receive two free tickets to the final performance. Date: June 26-July 1 Meet: Lopez Center for Community and the Arts 1st-3rd grade fee: $85 Resident, $100 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/16). Note: Fee includes 2 tickets to final show.4th-12th grade fee: $105 Resident, $125 Nonresident (addl. $15 after 6/16). Note: Fee includes 2 tickets to final show.

MCT will be offering several other exciting workshops from 9-10 am at Lopez Center for Community and the Arts. Fee/workshop: $15 Resident, $20 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 6/16)

Learn to Improv 3rd-12th GradeParticipation and teamwork are emphasized as students learn to act without a script. This workshop can be geared to all skill lev-els from beginners to more experienced performers. Date: 6/27

Acting 1st-3rd GradeThe basic tools of an actor’s trade - observation, memorization, concentration, and imagination are presented and explored in an entertaining manner. The students participate in a variety of fun exercises, learning to apply the actor’s tools to both performing and everyday life. Date: 6/28

Let’s Makeup! 1st-12th GradeMakeup is the most basic visual image for all performers. This workshop teaches students of all ages by demonstrating (on a few participants) corrective, character and special effects make-up. Please note this workshop is specific to theatre makeup tech-niques and not a “face painting” experience. Date: 6/29

Make a Jigging Puppet Dmitri Carter Create your own little dancing character with Dmitri Carter of Northwest Puppet Center. Jigging puppets (aka limberjacks) are known for the way they dance wildly to folk tunes. Build and paint your own character, as well as play around with making your character dance upon a little bouncing plank. Date: July 5-7 1:30-4:30 Ages: 5-AdultFee: $75 Resident, $90 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/25) Meet: Grace Church Hall

Girl’s Circus Camp Darcy DuRuzGirl Circus ventures to Lopez from Oregon to present an excit-ing and highly energetic camp for girls which promotes strong body image, creativity, and team work through skills in the circus arts including: acro, dance, poi spinning, hooping, juggling, singing, stage craft, charac-ter development and more. A fun and safe learning commu-nity where girls can make new friends, develop increased self-confidence through mastery of skills and be part of an incredi-bly creative team. Bring a lunch. Informal demo for parents/friends on last day of camp.Date: July 17-21 9:30-1:00 Ages: 7-12 (plus 13 year olds who attended camp last year) Fee: $135 Resident, $160 Nonresident (addl. $25 after 7/7)Meet: Lopez Center for Community and the Arts

Children’s Summer Music Camp Rachel BuchmanRachel is the Head of the Young Children’s Division at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music and Artist in Residence for the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival. If the weather is good, all are invited to join Rachel for a Barn Dance at Sunnyfield Farm on Thursday evening! For ages 3-7: Hands-on, bodies-on, voices-on imaginative musi-cal exploration that includes singing, rhythm games, percussion instruments, and creativity. This camp encourages children to make and understand music through joyful experience while de-veloping musical pre-literacy skills needed to play instruments. Dates: July 31-August 3 Ages 3-4 meet at Lopez Children’s Center from 10:00-11:00.

Fee: $50 Resident, $60 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/21)Ages 5-7 meet at Grace Church Hall from 1:00-2:30.

Fee: $60 Resident, $75 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/21)For ages 8-10: Join Rachel in an outside the box musical explo-ration. We will experiment with instruments, creative movement and singing. This workshop will be guided by the interests and energies of the children who register. We’ll be focused on the process and the discovery, rather than a performance product. Date: July 31-August 2 2:45-4:15 Ages: 8-10 Meet: Grace Church Hall Fee: $55 Resident, $65 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/21)

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Wet-On-Wet Watercolor Painting Ellen PetersonThis way of painting is particularly suited to very young children, although it is used by all ages. Quality watercolor paper is soaked in water, placed on a board, and the excess water sponged off. Liquid watercolor paints are then used. Children start with a single primary color, then do paintings combining two primary colors, and they discover a wonderful, mesmerizing experience of resulting secondary colors!Dates: July 11-13 9:15-10:15 Ages: 3-4Fee: $25 Resident, $30 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/1) Meet: Sunnyfield Farm Yurt Max. 8

Write Away! Margot Kahn CaseWriting is a way of having a conversation between the different selves inside you: the self that depends on friends but needs to be alone, the self that loves islands and is terrified of the sea. We’ll play with words in fun ways to tap into our complexities. We’ll try some different forms—micro-fiction, collage poems (poems constructed of words from magazines, conversations, songs, etc.), and 4-panel comics—and see what worlds we can create. Date: July 11-13 1:00-3:00 Ages: Entering 5-8 gradeFee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/1)Meet: Lopez Library

A Pirate’s Life for Me! Sally MooreAhoy, Mateys! Ye be learnin’ to read treasure maps, and goin’ for a treasure hunt on the beach. Aspiring pirates will decorate a box for their booty and have an opportunity to practice their pirate talk and walk!

Session 1: July 12 1:00-3:00 Ages: 5-8Session 2: July 19 1:00-3:00 Ages: 5-8Fee: $25 Resident, $30 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/2 or 7/9)Meet: Instructor’s Studio Max. 6 Learn to Sew Claudia BradleyWould you like to learn to sew with a sewing machine and then bring the machine home? Learn to take care of the machine, thread it, wind bobbins, use basic stitches and safety. Use a pattern to cut out and sew projects like a wind sock, a tote bag, t-shirt, shorts, leggings or easy knit dress. Note: Sewing machines are refurbished and come with no warranty.Date: July 17-21 1:00-3:00 Ages: 8-12Fee: $95 Resident, $110 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/7) Meet: Grace Church Hall Max. 10

Environmental Sculpture Polly HamUsing the incredible environmental sculpture of Andy Goldsworthy as our inspiration, we will create with whatever natural materials draw our attention. Dress for rain or shine. We will photograph our work. Bring your sense of adventure!Date: July 22 10:00-12:30 Ages: 10-AdultFee: $15 Resident, $20 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/12) Meet: Spencer Spit State Park

Creative Dance and Art Kimberly TaylorJoin us for an exciting workshop exploring the arts. Each day will blend creative experiences in the visual arts, poetry and creative dance. Families are invited to come on Wednesday from 4:30-5:00 pm for an informal sharing of art and movement. Dates: June 26-28 3:00-5:00 Ages: 4-6Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/16)Meet: Lopez Center for Community and the Arts Max: 10

Children’s Baking Classes Demetria ProvatasCinnamon Rolls for Ages 5-7: Create a whole-grain dough with maple syrup sweetened cinnamon filling, topped with cream cheese icing! Children will learn the basics of measuring and mixing and the process of how cinnamon rolls are rolled, sliced, and baked. These will be refined sugar free - a perfect treat!Date: June 27 9:30-11:00 Animal Crackers for Ages 4-6: Create your own animal crackers in this fun-filled baking class! Learn the basics of measuring and mixing, as well as rolling out dough to create animal shapes. We’ll make healthy sugar-free crackers that families will enjoy as a tasty semi-sweet snack. We’ll bake with nuts, but no peanuts.Date: July 25 9:30-11:00 Fee: $25 Resident, $30 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/15)Meet: Lopez Children’s Center Max. 6

Fused Glass Art Terri RoushCreate your own unique fused glass art. You will design, cut, & layer your project. It will then be melted & cooled into a beautiful piece of art that’s yours to keep! Ages: 12-AdultFused glass bowls: June 28 (pickup 7/12) 10:00-12:00 Fee: $45 Resident, $55 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/18)Fused glass lanterns: August 2 (pickup 8/16) 10:00-12:00 Fee: $70 Resident, $85 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/23) Meet: Instructor’s studio Max: 6

Arts Mini-Camp Alaya BattaliaLet’s make whacky art! Come join us for two fun-filled mornings of art and adventure as we experiment with crafting art creations of all shapes and sizes. Please wear clothing that can get messy. Date: July 5-6 9:30-11:30 Ages: 3-4Fee: $35 Resident, $45 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/25)Meet: Lopez Children’s Center Max: 8

Papier-Mâché Polly HamWant to create a swimming tortoise, a rearing pony, a flying pig? What about an animal mask or outrageous hat? Bring your ideas to life using papier-mâché. No experience necessary - just your playful, exploratory spirit. We’ll have recycled goodies, wire, hand-made papers, paints - even the kitchen sink on hand.Date: July 10-14 10:00-12:30 Ages: 10-AdultFee: $80 Resident, $95 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/30)Meet: Instructor’s Studio Max. 8

EXPLORE...CREATIVE ARTS

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String Games Ellen PetersonLearn string games such as Cat’s Cradle, the Teacup and Witch’s Broom, as well as string stories from around the world. The day will include group games, string-themed crafts (string games, weaving on lap looms, braiding), & free play. Date: July 24-27 1:00-5:00Ages: 6-10Fee: $70 Resident, $85 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/14) Meet: Sunnyfield Farm

Introductory Chess John WaughIt’s easy to get started learning chess! We’ll cover the basics, look at tricks, traps, tactics and strategy, and explore what the Grand Masters think are the best opening moves.Date: July 25-27 1:00-3:00 Ages: 7-AdultFee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/15) Meet: Lopez Library Max. 10

Let’s Go Fishing Debbie CollinsCome create a wild and crazy 3-D fish! Use paper and oil pastels to make these fun fish. All fishing poles provided (he he he). Date: July 28 1:00-3:00 Ages: 8-13Fee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/18) Meet: Lopez Library

Dinner-party Dishes Kelsey NelsenUse wheelthrowing and handbuilding techniques to create a set of dishes for a celebratory bash! We’ll focus on building an individual aesthetic to create a dinnerware set that is uniquely you. Projects include platters, plates, bowls, pitchers and cups. Date: August 1-3 10:00-12:00 Ages: 12-18Fee: $60 Resident, $75 Nonresident (addl. 10 after 7/22) Meet: Community Clay Studio Max. 8

Create Your Own Walking Stick Debbie CollinsCome make a treasured walking stick! Embellish it with leather, feathers, beads, charms, paint and woodburning details. Date: August 3 1:00-3:00 Ages: 8-AdultFee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/24) Meet: Lopez Library

Musical Clay! Kelsey NelsenReady for a little sonic exploration? Create one-of-a-kind musical instruments perfect for your very own garage band! Students will use pinching, rolling and coiling techniques to create whistles, shakers and wind chimes. All materials provided. Date: August 7-8 10:00–12:00 Ages: 4-6Date: August 7-8 2:00-4:00 Ages: 7-11Fee: $45 Resident, $55 Nonresident (addl. 10 after 7/28)Meet: Community Clay Studio Max. 8

Flower Workshop Susan BillCut flowers from the beautiful field and make a head wreath, corsage, or bouquet complete with ribbons. A great mother/daughter workshop!Date: August 8 1:00-4:00Fee: $25 Resident, $30 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 7/29)Meet: Arbordoun Ages: 5-Adult

Yoga for Kids Llewellyne Arden Fun-filled noncompetitive yoga for kids. Through the yoga postures, we will become animals, interesting shapes and characters, play games, bring stories to life, and explore with art. Quiet, relaxation time at the end of each class helps to integrate flexibility and strength in the body and calmness of the mind. Date: August 9-11 2:00-4:00 Ages: 9-12 Fee: $30 Resident, $40 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/30)Meet: Midnight’s Farm Yoga Studio

EXPLORE... TECHNOLOGYRobotics Summer Camp Willem ScholtenExploring Robotics with VEX IQ Ages: 5-8Explore the wonderful world of robotics and how robots work! Using VEX IQ components, we will make simple mechanisms that move and lift things, and cars that will race down the hall!VEX IQ Summer Camp Ages: 9-13Build and program powerful robots to try to solve a complex game. Learn about sensors, motors, gears and how to program using VEX and RobotC to make your invention come to life! Show off your work the last day with a little competition. VEX EDR Robotics for High Schoolers Ages: 14-17VEX EDR is a system to design, build and program compli-cated, competitive robots ready to battle in the VRC Challenge. No prior experience needed. Mini competition on the final day. Date for ages 5-8: July 6-7 9:00-12:00 Date for ages 9-13: July 17-20 1:30-4:30 Date for ages 14-17: July 17-20 9:30-12:30 Ages 5-8: $65 Resident, $80 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/26) Ages 9-17: $75 Resident, $90 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/7) Meet: Lopez Island Community Church

Early Scientists Katie DobkowskiDoes your child ever wonder how things work and why? Do they enjoy potions and explosions? If so, they’ll love this science experience! We’ll experiment with chemical reactions, science gadgets, and other fascinating finds. Be prepared for your child to get a little messy.Date: July 18-19 10:30-12:00 Ages: 4-6Fee: $30 Resident, $40 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/8) Meet: Lopez Children’s Center Max: 8

Movie Making for Youth Sebastian Lasbo and Louise Askly You’ve probably seen lots of movies, but what made them memorable? Examine the main elements of filmmaking as we develop, write, shoot and edit our own movie. Educated at the European Film College, the instructors have first-hand experi-ence in the film & television industry to help you get started. Date: August 7-11 1:00-4:00 Ages: 8-14Fee: $85 Resident, $100 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/28)Meet: LIFRC Computer Lab Max: 10

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Bike Repair Class Michael Cherveny, Village CyclesBe prepared for flat tires and other breakdowns while out riding. Learn how to properly change a flat tire, check the systems on a bike for wear and tear, adjust brakes, and do minor shifting/derailleur adjusting. Participants encouraged to bring their bikes. Date: May 7 1:00-4:00 Ages: 10-Adult Fee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 4/27) Meet: Village Cycles

Golf Clinic Lopez Island Golf Course InstructorsLearn the fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Emphasis will be on learning the basics of golf in a creative and fun environment. Bring a 7-iron golf club and putter if you have them. If you need to borrow any clubs, let us know at time of registration.Date: June 27-29 2:30-4:30 Ages: 8-AdultFee: $50 Resident, $60 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 6/17)Meet: Lopez Island Golf Course

Skate Board Camps Skate Like a Girl SeattleGirls Only Skateboard Camp Ages: 5-Adult 9:30-11:30All Gender Skateboard Camp Ages: 5-12 12:30-2:30

These two camps are geared for boarders of all levels, whether you want to get rolling with the basics or you’re an experienced skater wanting to learn new tricks! Skateboards, helmets and other protective gear provided to those who don’t have their own. Let us know what gear you need to borrow and sizes at registration. Date: July 5-7Fee: $55 Resident, $65 Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 6/25)

Advanced Clinic: Take your skate skills to new heights! Skat-ers will focus on learning new tricks, including flip tricks and ramp maneuvers. Participants must be able to drop-in & ollie. Date: July 6 Ages: 9-Adult 3:00-5:00Fee: $20 Resident, $25 Non-Resident (addl. $5 after 6/25)Meet: Lopez Skate Park

Mountain Biking for Beginners Kerby PhelpsLearn skills to safely climb and go down hills, and navigate over roots on the twisty trails of Lopez Hill. A mountain bike in good operational order, bike helmet, and water are required. Date: July 8 1:00-4:00 Ages: 9-12Fee: $20 Resident, $25 Nonresident (addl. $5 after 6/28)Meet: Instructor’s Home

British Mini-Soccer Camps British Challenger CoachesFun games, competitions & challenging skill-building activities with British coaches will captivate & enlighten young players! Dates: July 10-14 Ages: 4-6 Session 1: 9:00-10:30 Session 2: 10:40-12:10Fee: $97 Resident and Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 6/30)Meet: Lopez School Soccer Field

EXPLORE...SPORTSBritish Challenger Soccer Camp British Challenger CoachesIncredible British coaches make learning fun. They focus on the Challenger Way, which challenges players to improve with maximum fun: no line drills or long speeches, lots of encouragement, teamwork, self-discipline and sportsmanship! We’ll do individual foot skills, technical drills, small sided games, coached scrimmages and daily tournament play. Dates: July 10-14 9:00-12:00 Ages: 6-16Fee: $126 Resident and Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 6/30)Meet: Lopez School Soccer Field

British Multi-Sport Camp British Challenger CoachesThe campers will learn games that kids on the other side of the Atlantic play every day. With just the right amount of instruction and plenty of encouragement from our talented British coaching staff, the campers will quickly learn new skills like tag rugby, rounders, cricket, and netball, and will jump into a series of all action games and scrimmages. Dates: July 10-14 1:00-4:00 Ages: 6-16Fee: $126 Resident and Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 6/30)Meet: Lopez School Soccer Field

Full Day Brit. Sports Combo: Soccer AM & Multi-Sport PMDates: July 10-14 9:00-4:00 Ages: 6-16Fee: $199 Resident and Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 6/30)Meet: Lopez School Soccer Field

Junior Tennis Jill Toney Dann and Kirm TaylorWe’ll combine fun activities with sound fundamentals to get the kids off on the right foot! Kids will learn tennis basics, which can be practiced on the court or even at home! Regular attendance strongly requested. We have extra tennis racquets for those that do not have their own.Date: August 7-10 Beginners 10:15-11:45 Ages: 7-12 Intermediate 11:45-1:15 Ages: 7-12Fee: $60 Resident, $75 Nonresident (addl. $10 after 7/28)Meet: Lopez School Tennis Courts

Adult Tennis Jill Toney Dann and Kirm Taylor This class is for all levels of players, from brand new to seasoned. We’ll cover proper tennis technique (forehand, backhand, volleys and serves), rally, and have fun while improving our skills for this wonderful lifetime sport. Bring your racket, we’ll supply the balls. Tennis shoes please (no dark soles).Date: August 7-10 1:30-3:00 Ages: 13-AdultFee: $75 Resident, $90 Non-Resident (addl. $10 after 7/28)Meet: Lopez School Tennis Courts

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LOPEZ SUMMER WORKSHOPS BY AGE* Fee listings are for year-round Resident/Nonresident participants. Year-round Resident = participant living on Lopez Island for at least 9 months/year.

Please note: Additional fees for late registration as noted in descriptions.

Age Class Name *Fee: R/NR May/June July August Page 6 mos.-3 Toddler and Me Swim 1 & 2 (w/adult) $35/$45 June 12-15; June 26-29 23-4 Arts Mini-Camp $35/$45 July 5-6 6

Wet-on-Wet Watercolor Painting $25/$30 July 11-13 6Children’s Summer Music Camp $50/$60 July 31-August 3 5

4-5 A Faerie Went A Frolicking $35/$45 July 17-18 44-6 Swimming Introduction 1-3 $35/$45 June 12-15; June 19-22 2

Swimming Beginning Skills 1-3 $35/$45 June 12-15; June 19-22; June 26-29 2Swimming Advanced Beginning Skills $35/$45 June 26-29 2Mini British Soccer Camp 1 & 2 $97/$97 July 10-14 8Early Scientists $30/$40 July 18-19 7Musical Clay $45/$55 August 7-8 7Children’s Baking - Animal Crackers $25/$30 July 25 6Creative Dance and Art $35/$45 June 26-28 6

5-7 Children’s Summer Music Camp $60/$75 July 31-August 3 5Lavender Harvest Celebration $25/$30 June 30 4Young Naturalist Adventure $55/$65 June 28-30 4Children’s Baking - Cinnamon Rolls $25/$30 June 27 6

5-8 A Pirate’s Life for Me! 1 & 2 $25/$30 July 12, July 19 6Exploring Robotics with VEX IQ $65/$80 July 6-7 7

5-12 All Gender Skateboard Camp $55/$65 July 5-7 85-adult Girl’s Only Skateboard Camp $55/$65 July 5-7 8

Make a Jigging Puppet $75/$90 July 5-7 5Flower Workshop $25/$30 August 8 7

6-8 The Flow of Nature $35/$45 Aug. 9-10 41-3 grade Missoula Theater Camp $85/$100 June 26-July 1 5

Acting Workshop $15/$20 June 28 56-10 String Games $70/$85 July 24-27 7

Jr. Ranger Awareness Days $35/$45 Aug. 2-3 41-5 grade Library Summer Camp $85/$100 July 17-August 25 46-16 British Soccer Camp AM $126/$126 July 10-14 8

British Multi-Sport Camp PM $126/$126 July 10-14 8British AM Soccer & PM Multi-Sport $199/$199 July 10-14 8

1-12 grade Let’s Makeup! $15/$20 June 29 56-adult Seaweed Ramble (2 sessions) $35/$45 May 28, June 24 47-9 Swimming Beginning Skills $55/$65 June 19-22 2

Swimming Adv. Beg. Skills 1 & 2 $55/$65 June 19-22; June 26-29 2Swimming Intermediate 1 & 2 $55/$65 June 19-22; June 26-29 2

7-11 Musical Clay $45/$55 August 7-8 77-12 Girl’s Circus Camp $135/$160 July 17-21 5

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LOPEZ SUMMER WORKSHOPS BY AGE (cont.)Age Class Name *Fee: R/NR June July August Page7-12 (cont.)

Junior Tennis: Beginner $60/$75 Aug. 7-10 8Junior Tennis: Intermediate $60/$75 Aug. 7-10 8

7-adult Introductory Chess $20/$25 July 25-27 78-10 Children’s Summer Music Camp $55/$65 July 31-August 2 58-12 Marine Mammal Awareness Day $20/$25 August 13 4

Kids in Kayaks - Beginning $70/$85 July 6-7 August 3-4 3Learn to Sew $95/$110 July 17-21 6

8-13 Let’s Go Fishing $20/$25 July 28 78-14 Movie Making for Youth $85/$100 Aug. 7-11 78-adult Golf Clinic $50/$60 June 27-29 8

Create Your Own Walking Stick $20/$25 August 3 79-12 Mountain Biking for Beginners $20/$25 July 8 8

Yoga for Kids $30/$40 Aug. 9-11 7Introduction to Outdoor Living Skills $35/$45 July 25-26 4

9-13 VEX IQ Summer Camp $75/$90 July 17-20 73-12 grade Learn to Improv $15/$20 June 27 59-18 Beginner Sailing 1-4 $125/$145 July 10-14; July 17-21, July 24-28, Aug. 7-11 2

Intermediate Sailing 1-4 $125/$145 July 10-14, July 17-21, July 24-28, Aug. 7-11 2Advanced Sailing $125/$145 July 31-August 4 2

9-adult Beginning SUP 1-2 $35/$45 Aug. 9&11 3Intermediate SUP $35/$45 August 9 3Advanced Skate Clinic $20/$25 July 6 8

10-12 Swimming Advanced $55/$65 June 19-22 210-14 Kids in Kayaks - Intermediate 1 & 2 $70/$85 July 6-7 August 3-4 34-12 grade Missoula Theater Camp $105/$125 June 26-July 1 510-adult Papier-Mâché $80/$95 July 10-14 6

Bike Repair Class $20/$25 May 7 8Environmental Sculpture $15/$20 July 22 6

5-8 grade Write Away! $35/$45 July 11-13 612-18 Dinner-party Dishes $60/$75 August 1-3 7

7-10 grade Seafaring Voyage $300/$350 July 25-29 312-adult Fused Glass Bowls $45/55 June 28 6

Fused Glass Lanterns $70/85 August 2 6Kayak Navigation $45/$55 July 25-26 3

13-adult Adult Tennis $75/$90 Aug. 7-10 814-18 VEX EDR Robotics $75/$90 July 17-20 715-adult Sea Kayaking Fundamental Skills $125/$145 July 21-23 3

Sea Kayaking High Seas Adventure $85/$100 Aug. 4 & 6 316-adult Adult Beginner Sailing - Session 1 $125/$145 July 31-August 4 2

Adult Beginner Sailing - Session 2 $125/$145 July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8 2Adult Intermediate Sailing $125/$145 July 12, 19, 26, August 2, 9 2

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LOPEZ SUMMER WORKSHOPS REGISTRATION FORM

Participant NameFirst Name Last Name

Course Name(and Session # if applicable)

M / F Grade(In Fall)

Birthdate(if under 18)

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$* Please use appropriate Resident / Nonresident Fees (see last page).

Subtotal of All Fees Due: $

Workshop costs and scholarships are subsidized by grants and annual fundraising. Please consider making a donation.

Your Tax-Deductible Donation to the Summer Workshop Program: $Total Payment Enclosed: $

Balance Due (only if prior arrangements have been made): $

Parent/Guardian Name:_____________________________ Phone: (day)_____________(evening/cell):______________

Permanent Address - Street:_________________________________ City: ______________ State:______ Zip:________

Email of Participant/Parent: ______________________________________(please print clearly in order to receive reminders)

Emergency Contact - Name:_________________________________Emergency Contact Phone: ___________________

Special Needs/Medications: ____________________________________________________________________________

WAIVER/RELEASE OF LIABILITY: Note - this form must be signed in order to participate. We are committed to providing a safe, educational and enjoyable experience by taking the appropriate precautions to keep these workshops accident-free. Nonetheless, it is possible that even in the best of circumstances, accidents can happen. Your signature above is to affirm that each participant is in good physical condition. I understand there are inherent risks in the learning process of this activity. I agree to hold the LIFRC, workshop coordinators, instructors and the Lopez School District blameless from any liabilities participants may incur in connection with these workshops. Should I have any questions or concerns about these inherent risks, I’ll speak to the instructor and/or the LIFRC before classes begin. I understand that if I DO NOT want photos or videos of my child or myself to be used by the LIFRC for promotional purposes, I will inform the LIFRC.

PLEASE READ WAIVER BELOW & SIGN HERE:__________________________________________________ _____________ adult participant or parent/guardian signature date

Online Registration is the preferred and fastest registration method.Go to www.lifrc.org to register.

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Registration Options:1. Online Registration (preferred method):

Go to www.lifrc.org and follow the ‘Register for Classes’ link. Credit or debit card required. Once registered, log in any time to access more information about your registered classes.

2. Mail: Send registration form and payment to LIFRC, PO Box 732, Lopez Island, WA 98261. Your registration will be processed within 48 hours of receipt. Please print clearly.

3. Stop by our office: 160 Village Road (above Lopez Children’s Center).

Submit Registration & Fees Early! Some classes have limited space and fill quickly. Every class must meet minimum enrollment 10 days in advance of workshop, or may be cancelled. Be kind to each other and your instructors and register as early as possible! Donations: Our goal is to make it possible for every Lopez child to attend workshops by offering scholarships and keeping workshop fees low and affordable. Grants and annual fundraising support the costs of running the workshops. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Summer Workshops Fund with your registration or online at www.lifrc.org. Resident/Non-Resident Fees: These fees help us sustain these valuable summer workshops for residents and nonresidents alike. Residents are defined as PARTICIPANTS living on Lopez for 9+ months/year.

Receipts, Updates and Wait-lists: You’ll receive an email receipt when you register online or if an email address is included on your mailed registration. If you find a class is full, contact us to be put on a wait-list. We’ll contact you if your mailed registration has full classes, if we have questions, there’s a change in the program, or a wait-listed spot becomes available. Visit www.lifrc.org and our Facebook page for photos and updates. Call our office at 468-4117 with any questions.

Refunds: Refunds available until 10 days before the workshop (except in emergencies) less a $10 service fee per workshop, except workshops over $200 where a $50 fee applies. To request a refund, submit a Refund Request Form, available at www.lifrc.org. If a class is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances or enroll-ment is less than minimum, we’ll issue a full refund.

Sponsors: The Lopez community continues to be vital to the ongoing success of the LIFRC and Lopez Summer Workshops. We extend a special thanks to the individuals, businesses and organizations that make these workshops possible, including: Grace Episcopal Church, Ledger Investments LLC, Lopez Center for Community and the Arts, Lopez Community Church, Lopez Islander Resort, Lopez Island Library, Lopez Island Lions Club, Lopez Island School District, Lopez Island Yacht Club, Lopez Seafaring & Voyaging Program, Lopez Thrift Shop, Sail Lopez, Sunset Builders Supply, and United Way of San Juan County.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

LIFRC’s 9th Annual Fundraiser Event: July 8 from 5:30-8:30 pm at the LCCA. We are happy to invite you to mingle outdoors over wine and delicious food, followed by an exciting performance by Seattle comedian Stokley Towles... a night to remember! Funds raised during this event will help support the vital work of the Lopez Island Family Resource Center. This event will have limited tickets available starting in June. Visit www.lifrc.org for more details.

Outdoor Open Basketball for Middle School/High School Students: Check out the FREE fun with hosts Emily & Isaac Berg! Tuesdays/Thursdays from June 15-July 27 (not 7/4) from 4-5:30 pm at the Community Church court. Tuesdays we’ll focus on basketball skills development and pickup/scrimmages on Thursdays.

Lopez Island Conservation Corps (LICC) Summer Crew: Spend 5 weeks conserving island land-scapes & exploring the environment with LICC. Crew members (ages 14-18) earn a stipend & learn out-door skills while completing stewardship projects on public lands. June 27th-July 28th, Monday-Thursday, 8 am-3 pm. For more info, contact Nick Teague at: gteague@blm.gov or 360.468.3754.

PO Box 732, Lopez Island, WA 98261 • (360) 468-4117 • lifrc@rockisland.com • www.lifrc.org

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