North West Austin South West Austin 3620 Hillside Dr 3640 Bee Caves Rd In Brushy Creek in Westlake...

North West Austin South West Austin 3620 Hillside Dr 3640 Bee Caves Rd In Brushy Creek in Westlake Hills

North West Austin South West Austin 3620 Hillside Dr 3640 Bee Caves Rd In Brushy Creek in Westlake Hills

Central South West 8014 Mesa Drive, 78731 3640 Bee Caves Rd, 78746in Spicewoods Spring Rd & Mesa Dr In Westlake Hills

Central South West 8014 Mesa Drive, 78731 3640 Bee Caves Rd, 78746in Spicewoods Spring Rd & Mesa Dr In Westlake Hills

ENROLL NOW!Call 512.329.5611

Or visit: www.YPWKids.com

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AUSTIN Too!

In the event that minimum enrollments are not met, we reserve the right to cancel or reschedule camps. If this happens, your entire registration will be refunded.




½ DAY CAMP FEESFrom 9 to 12 pm or 1 to 4 pm

You’ll have to select a morning and afternoon section to make it a full day camp. For full day camp rates see next section.

One Camp/One Child $221 per camp

Before Camp Carefrom 7:00 am to 9:00 am Monday – Friday

$30 per week and child

After Camp Carefrom 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Monday – Friday. Campers must be picked up

by 6:00 pm., after which an extra charge of $1.00 per minute will be applied.


Registration and Material Fee Spring Break & Summer Camp One fee for entire Spring and Summer season. Registration and Material fee are

not refundable or transferable.

$45 per child

FULL DAY CAMP FEESPlease note, the Spanish Day Camp includes before and after camp care

For all the other YPW full day camps, the before and after camp care is extra

YPW Spanish Day Camp : Full day camp. For more information visit: www.YPWKids.comFrom 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Before and After camp care included in fee. Please note the 1/2 day camp is still available. See previous section for rates.

$275 per weekper child

Full Day YPW Other Camps – Science & Technology, ArtIncludes Morning and Afternoon Camp Session. From 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Before and After camp care is not included in fee.

$275 per weekper child

Before Camp Care This fee included in the full day YPW Spanish Camp fee

from 7:00 am to 9:00 am Monday – Friday $30 per week and child

After Camp Care This fee included in the full day YPW Spanish Camp fee

from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Monday – Friday. Campers must be picked up

by 6:00 pm., after which an extra charge of $1.00 per minute will be applied.


Registration and Material Fee Spring Break & Summer Camp One fee for entire Spring and Summer season. Registration and Material fee are

not refundable or transferable.

$45 per child

AVAILABLE DISCOUNTS

Discount Promotion DetailsSave $30 per Camp

Early Bird Special

Save $30 per camp when you register by March 31. Cannot be combined with another discount.

$20 YPW Rebate Refer-A-Friend Receive $20 rebate check for each new camper you refer to YPW and registers for any of our summer camps

1 Week Free June & July 1 Week Free. Pay only for 8 weeks when registering for 9 weeks of full day camps . Savings of $275.Cannot be combined with another discount.

1 Week Free June & July 1 Week Free. Pay only for 8 weeks when registering for 9 weeks of ½ day camps. Savings of $221. Cannot be combined with another discount.

7:00 – 6:00 pm Monday – Friday Your child will need to bring a sack lunch.

Lunch supervision is provided for full day campers Healthy snacks are provided in all camps.

Activities & Camp Structure forSummer 2015

Visit our website: YPWkids.com for more information

YPW SPANISH IMMERSION FULL DAY CAMP FEES

All activities are included in tuition. Before and After camp care included in tuition. A minimum of two weeks per registration. Weeks in attendance need not be consecutive.

$275 per week+ Registration &

Material Fee

YPW SPANISH IMMERSION FULL DAY CAMP SCHEDULE

7:00 - 9:00 Before Camp Care. Children are supervised as they play games or watch a movie. Campers are escorted to their camp room at 9:00 am.

9:00 - 4:00 Spanish Immersion Camp – visit www.YPWkids.com for more info

4:00 - 6:00 pm After Camp Care. Campers are escorted to the after camp classroom at the end of the cap day. Campers are supervised as they play games or do craft activities in the classrooms. A snack is provided in the afternoon. Campers must be picked up by 6:00 pm., after which an extra charge of $1.00 pr minute will be applied.

YPW SPANISH IMMERSION FULL DAY CAMP DESCRIPTION

Summers represent a big opportunity for us to immerse your camper in Spanish, at the same time they are engaged in various activities and having fun.

During the week all of our campers will rotate through the following activities as they are immersed in Spanish:

* Spanish Workshop * Cultural Station * Field Trips * Team Activities & Games * Banzai Water Slide * Cooking * Technology & Science * Art & Crafts *Theme Days

Visit our website: www.YPWkids.com for more information

YPW SPANISH IMMERSION DAY CAMPAges 3 to 12 (must be potty trained)

2SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, ART, LANGUAGE Ages 3 to 12 (must be potty trained)

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For registration assistance, email [email protected]

Before And After CampBefore and After Camps provide a fun and safe experience for campers who need to arrive before 9:00 am or stay after 4:00 pm. All campers are supervised by adults. Before and After Camp is only available to registered YPW campers.

Before Camp7:00 to 9:00 am Monday – FridayCampers must be checked in at the sign-in table in YPW each morning. Campers are supervised as they play games and / or watch movies. Campers are escorted to their camp room at 9:00 am.

After CampCampers are escorted to the after camp classrooms at the end of the camp day. Campers are supervised as they play games or do craft activities in the classroom. A snack is provided in the afternoon. Campers must be picked up by 6:00 pm, after which an extra charge of $1.00 per minute will be applied.

LocationsYPW Summer Camps are available at the following locations:YPW Westlake YPW Central3640 Bee Caves Rd 8014 Mesa Drive Austin, TX 78746 Austin, TX 78731

RegistrationYou may register for YPW Summer Camps by fax , email or mail.Email or Fax registration is preferred. We don’t take registrations over the phone.

Fax / Email / Mail Registration • One registration form must be completed for each camper you are registering.• Registration forms with incomplete or inaccurate information will not be processed.• If your first choice is unavailable, we will register your second choice. If your second choice is unavailable, we will contact you for more information.• Forms may be faxed , emailed or mailed. Please do only one!• Fax to 512-366-9333 ; email at [email protected] or mail your registration forms to: YPW Camps 3640 Bee Caves Rd Austin, TX 78746

Cancellations, Exchanges and Returns • Due to the high demand for camp spaces, each sale will be considered final.• Registrations are not transferable from child to child.• Registration & Material fee are not refundable.• Families who cancel a camp or wish to switch their child from one camp to another will receive a 50% refund of the cost of a cancelled or dropped camp if notification is received at least 10 working days before that camp starts. • There are no refunds for camps cancelled or dropped less than 10 working days before camp begins.• In order to receive the 50% refund, families must contact YPW in writing. Fax to 512-366-9333 OR email [email protected] OR mail your request to: YPW Camps 3640 Bee Caves Rd Austin, TX 78746YPW reserves the right to cancel camps that do not meet minimum enrollment. If a camp is canceledby YPW, families will receive a full refund.Questions? Email us at [email protected]

How are campers supervised?Campers are supervised at all times. For your child’s security all campers MUST be escorted to and from their camp room by a parent or guardian and signed in and out EVERY DAY. We realize leaving your contact information each day may not always be convenient. In the event of an emergency, we want to have the most accurate contact information for you.

How should my child dress for camp?In comfortable clothes that may get messy

Do You offer camps only in Spanish?No, we offer camps in Science, Technology, Art and other in English as well.

General Info


3 Frequently Asked Questions ContinuedCan you accommodate my child with special needs?

We are happy to accommodate children with special needs but we ask that you notify us of your child’s needs prior to your child’s first day of camp. Please help us help your child by notifying usof any allergies, accessibility concerns, behavioral, psychological or emotional conditions, or otherspecial needs. Please email the Camp Manager at [email protected].

While we hope to offer these camps to as wide a range of children as possible, it is not possible for us to offer one-on-one care. In the case of severe food allergies, it is not possible for us to monitor the food other children bring into camp.YPW is NOT responsible for administering medication to children. Consult a pediatrician aboutaltering the child’s dosage so that medication can be administered outside of camp hours.

To make it a full day camp, do I have to pick a morning and afternoon session?Yes. We offer a wide variety of camps. We strive to help our young campers to discover intelligent fun through our hands-on and fun camps exploring different branches of art, languages, math, science and technology.

What are the qualifications of your teachers and assistants?All of our teachers are certified school teachers or highly trained professionals with extensive experience in their respective fields. They all have experience working with children and enjoy hands-on interactive activities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

May parents stay in the classroom?No. If you feel that your child is unable to remain in camp without you for more than a few minutes, you probably should wait a year before you send him/her to camp. Our weeklong camps promote independent learning and socialization. Parents are not allowed to remain in the classroom during camp hours.

What are the behavior expectations for campers?Camper expectations are posted in each room and are emphasized throughout the week. In case of a severe behavior problem, we will call you and ask you to pick up your child. At our discretion, your child may be allowed to return to camp the following day.

Whom may I contact during the day if I need to leave an emergency messageconcerning my child?Please call YPW Westlake at 512-329-5611 ; YPW Central at 512-401-3174A staff member will deliver your message to the appropriate person.

Does my child need to bring a lunch?Yes. Campers are supervised in their camp room while they eat lunch.

Does my child need to bring snack?YPW Provides healthy snacks to campers.

Does my child need to bring drinking water to camp?Yes. Please make sure your camper brings a bottle of water everyday to camp.

Does my child need previous experience with Spanish before enrolling?No, many YPW Spanish workshops and camps are developed with the beginner in mind..Do you cover different material every week / camp?Yes. Every week we cove different vocabulary and key phrases.

My child knows Spanish. Do you have a camp advanced enough to keep her/him challenged?We design our Spanish Camps for children with different abilities and skills levels. For further questions email at [email protected]

I’m afraid my child may be bored of just taking a Spanish CampOur Spanish curriculum is packaged with art projects, games, relay races, cooking projects, drama, singing, and more, all designed to appeal to a young child’s sense of discovery and fun.Our hands-on, interactive, high-energy approach ensures that children are motivated and engaged while learning at the same time.Our teachers use dramatic presentation, miming, gestures, facial expressions and silliness to enhance both comprehension and fun. The curriculum, with its varied activities, and the teaching style, with its demonstrative approach, foster in children a positive attitude toward language learning.

For registration assistance, email [email protected] For registration assistance, email [email protected]

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YPW SPANISH IMMERSION CAMP Ages 3 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake & Central June 1 – 5; June 8 – 12; June 15 – 19; June 22 – 26; June 29 – July 2; July 6 – 10; July 13 – 17; July 20 - 24; July 27 – 31; Aug 3 – 7; Aug 10 – 14; Aug 17 - 21 ; Available from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 and full day 9 to 4 pm

Summers represent a big opportunity for us to immerse your camper in Spanish, at the same time they are engaged in various activities and having fun.

During the week all of our campers will rotate through the following activities as they are immersed in Spanish:

* Spanish Workshop * Cultural Station * Field Trips * Team Activities & Games * Banzai Water Slide * Cooking * Technology & Science * Art & Crafts *Theme Days

Visit our website: www.YPWkids.com for more information..

3D ART CAMP Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 29 – July 2 9 to 12 pm; July 27 – 31 1 to 4 pm Central: June 8 – 12 9 to 12 pm; July 6 – 10 9 to 12 pm;

"Stop thinking flat!" Artwork will come to life in this class! Projects will range from classic sculptures to modern installations. From the abstract to the sensible, campers will create works of art from clay and odd mediums such as cardboard, plastic, wire and more.

ART EXPLORERS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 15 – 19 9 to 12 pm; July 13 – 17 1 to 4 pm Central: June 22 – 26 9 to 12 pm; July 20 – 24 1 to 4 pm Art tells stories. Campers will investigate the building blocks of art including line, color, shape, texture, and value and use the elements of design to fashion narratives through drawing, painting, and animation techniques. Discover how to use the elements of art to communicate your artistic vision!

ART-O -RAMA MASTER PIECE EDITION Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 8 – 12 1 to 4 pm; August 3 – 7 9 to 12 pm Central: June 1 – 5 1 to 4 pm; July 27 – 31 9 to 12 pm

One of our most popular art camps with familiar favorites and new projects too!An artist's dreams come true. Make all kinds of art, using all kinds of materials. Create your own masterpiece! Paint like a modern master! Create like a famous sculptor! Young People will create various master pieces using different mediums.

ART STORY Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 15 – 19 1 to 4 pm; July 13 – 17 9 to 12 pm Central: June 22 – 26 1 to 4 pm; July 20 – 24 9 to 12 pm;

Campers will discover the story behind various works of art such as: “I and the Village” from Marc Chagall, “People and Dog in the Sun” from Joan Miro, “She-Ba” from Romare Bearden among others. As campers work on their own piece of art they’ll learn about realistic, abstract, balance, pattern and repetition. Young People will explore how artists use their art to reflect themselves and their ideas about the world.

DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 22 – 26 9 to 12 pm; July 20 – 24 1 to 4 pm; Central: June 15 – 19 9 to 12 pm; July 13 – 17 1 to 4 pm;

investigate the wonderful world of drawing. Study a variety of drawing techniques by creating artworks ranging from still-lifes to self-portraits using line, shadow, form, and space. Participants will test different tools and materials including Japanese ink drawings, charcoal, pastels, pen and ink, and more.

Camp Listings Camp Listings ContinuedHOW SURREAL! Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 8 – 12 9 to 12 pm; August 3 – 7 1 to 4 pm Central: June 1 – 5 9 to 12 pm; July 27 – 31 1 to 4 pm

Translate your dreams into reality using visual art. Inspired by the exhibition Real/Surreal, participants will use a variety of art techniques, including painting, printmaking, and sculpture to discover the differences between Realism and Surrealism. Spark your imagination and spirit of invention.

MINI MASTERS Ages 6 to 8 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 29 – July 2 1 to 4 pm; July 6 – 10 9 to 12 pm; Central: June 29 – July 2 9 to 12 pm; July 6 – 10 1 to 4 pm;

Learn about the styles of master artists such as Mondrian, Picasso and Van Gogh! Each young person will be encouraged to stretch his/her imagination while creating original prints, sculptures and paintings. New projects are included for returning campers.

MODERN ART MARVELS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 1 – 5 1 to 4 pm; July 20 – 24 9 to 12 pm; Central: June 8 – 12 1 to 4 pm; July 13 – 17 9 to 12 pm;

"It's New. It's Fun. It's Modern." From splatter painting to abstract sculpture, campers will draw, paint, and sculpt in various mediums while learning the history of Modern Art. Campers will learn about perspective, viewpoint, color theory, and 3-D forms. At the beginning of the week we will focuses on landscapes and how artists use aerial and vanishing point perspectives to create three-dimensional illusions; later young people will look at modern artists who use abstraction to emphasize the importance of feelings and ideas. Towards the end of the week, YPW campers will explore American artists throughout history and how their work portrays different aspects of national and cultural life.

PICTURE THIS! Art projects and Adventures in Impressionism Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers -Westlake: June 22 – 26 1 to 4 pm; July 27 – 31 9 to 12 pm Central: June 15 – 19 1 to 4 pm; August 3 - 7 9 to 12 pm

Campers are introduced to the world of impressionism, featuring the work of Claude Monet, Edward Degas, and Renoir among others. Young People will be exploring with techniques such as: drawing, painting, pastels, collage, watercolor resist painting, sculpture and more!

REPURPOSED ART Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 1 – 5 9 to 12 pm; July 6 – 10 1 to 4 pmCentral: June 29 – July 2 1 to 4 pm; August 3 - 7 1 to 4 pm

"Reuse. Recycle. Recreate." Students will make projects not only from recycled materials, but will also turn nature's own materials into great works of art! This camp will teach campers the finer points of art as well as how to conserve their environment!

AMUSEMENT PARK PHYSICS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects for returning campers - Westlake: June 22 – 26 1 to 4 pm; July 6 – 10 9 to 12 pm; Central: June 15 – 19 1 to 4 pm; June 29 – July 2 9 to 12 pm;

Amusement Parks show physics and engineering in action!Design the next great American scream machine! In this camp you will be part of a team of future engineers building roller coasters, including utilizing Knex to create a Corkscrew and Vertical Viper Coaster. Learn what it takes to be an engineer who designs rides and games. Discover the secrets of amusement park games as you play them, including making your own cotton candy. Friday ends with a wet day of slip-and-slide secrets, water balloon games, and a daring team game.

AQUABOTS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 29 – July 2 1 to 4 pm; July 20 – 24 9 to 12 pm; Central: July 6 – 10 1 to 4 pm; July 13 – 17 9 to 12 pm;

We take our campers beneath the Bermuda Triangle on the undersea adventures of their lives! Young people will spend a week building and programming robots. They'll build robots to explore the ocean floor, save a giant squid, connect an air pipeline, and more. Parents are invited to an end-of-the-session "graduation" at YPW. New challenges included for returning students.Taking Robocamp - previous session - is not required but it's suggested

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DISASTER SCIENCE Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 22 – 26 9 to 12 pm; July 13 – 16 1 to 4 pm Central: June 15 – 19 9 to 12 pm; July 20 – 24 1 to 4 pm

Learn the science behind disasters of the natural and man-made kind. Discover the power of earth, fire, ice, wind, and water as you explore earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, floods, and droughts. Build and erupt a volcano with special lava that hardens after each eruption, like a real volcano! Create a tornado in a bottle; make an edible earthquake and much, much more in this Earth-shaking camp.

DISGUSTING SCIENCE Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 29 – July 2 9 to 12 pm; July 6 – 10 1 to 4 pm Central: June 29 – July 2 1 to 4 pm; July 6 – 10 9 to 12 pm;

What's grosser than gross' Disgusting Science is the grossest, gooiest, most revolting science camp out there. Grow your own friendly germs and fuzzy molds. Mix up a batch of coagulating fake blood. Even make a stinky intestine model. Learn the science behind sticky and icky bodily functions while doing some truly nasty experiments. Young People will love this disgusting twist on regular science camps.

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS Ages 6 To 12 - New projects for returning campers - Westlake: July 13 – 17 9 to 12 pm; Central: July 13 – 17 9 to 12 pm

Campers will learn how engineers apply their scientific and technical knowledge to design machines and devices by engaging in hands-on activities.Explore engineering on land by building vehicles such as a race car and a wind-up car. Next, investigate engineering with air by building some of the following: a helicopter, a pinwheel, a balloon rocket, and an air-powered carousel. Then, build a diving bell, a sailboat and a paddle boat to experiment with engineering in water.

GREENGINEERING Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 1 – 5 1 to 4 pm; August 3 – 7 9 to 12 pm Central: June 8 – 12 1 to 4 pm; July 27 – 31 9 to 12 pm

Unearth the energy of the future! Using renewable technology, harness the power of air, water and sun to electrify a circuit, design and build various machines such as: water-jet propelled cars, hydro-pneumo powered engines, a robotic arm and many more! Learn to move a robot arm without using any type of electricity! Compete with your friends to see whose water-jet propelled car and hydro-pneumo car goes the farthest!

JUNIOR ROBOCAMP Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 15 – 19 1 to 4 pm Central: June 22 – 26 1 to 4 pm; July 20 – 24 9 to 12 pm

There is nothing that little people find more exciting that the rough, tough world of vehicles, aircraft and boats! This camp provides an interactive way for children to learn about the physical world in which they live by designing and building vehicles using Lego construction models. Young People explore basic mechanics and design features; learn to discuss, plan, and test ideas; and strengthen their sorting and classifying skills.

MAGIC SCIENCE Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 15 – 19 9 to 12 pm; July 20 – 24 1 to 4 pm Central: June 22 – 26 9 to 12 pm; July 13 – 17 1 to 4 pm;

Can you blow bubbles into two glasses of water at the same time? Can you make a water balloon rise up on its own from the bottom of a tub of water? Campers will learn the scientific explanation behind some of the following tricks even if they appear to defy the law of physics and nature. Tricks such as: levitating objects, making objects appear as if they move on their own, resting a balloon on a bed of nails without it popping and many more!

NEW! BE A PET VET Ages 6 - 12Westlake: August 10 - 14 9 to 12 pmCentral: August 17 – 21 9 to 12 pm

If you love animals, this is the camp for you! Learn how to take care of dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Campers will learn, hands on how they can keep a pet healthy, and what it takes to be a veterinarian. `

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ROBOCAMP Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 15 – 19 1 to 4 pm; Central: July 6 – 10 1 to 4 pm; July 20 – 24 9 to 12 pm

Elementary and middle school kids form project teams to solve challenges by building and programming robots using the LEGO Mindstorms & NXT Robotics Invention System. In addition to having fun, participants learn about mechanical and software design, computer simulation, project management and teamwork skills. Parents are invited to an end-of-the session "graduation" at YPW New challenges included for returning campers.

ROCKET SCIENCE Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 8 – 12 9 to 12 pm; August 3 – 7 1 to 4 pm Central: June 1 – 5 9 to 12 pm; July 27 – 31 1 to 4 pm

Physics comes alive in this action-packed camp centered around a specially-designed “stomp-on” rocket launcher with three foam rockets. Launch water- and air-powered rockets to learn about action and reaction forces. Build a balloon propelled rocket, boat, and race car. Play a game to try to hit target “planets” with the foam rockets. Young People will explore the physical principles of gravity and inertia while launching rockets and having fun!

SURGEONS IN TRAINING Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 8 – 12 1 to 4 pm; July 27 – 31 9 to 12 pm Central: June 1 – 5 1 to 4 pm; August 3 - 7 9 to 12 pm

Learn how to perform dissections on a variety of animals including worms, grasshoppers, frogs among others in this fun and exciting hands-on biology camp. Young people will learn about the circulatory, respiratory, nervous, digestive, and immune systems of their own bodies and apply this knowledge to the dissection and analysis of animal body systems. They will also learn appropriate lab and dissection safety. A great way for future doctors, veterinarians, and biologists to get hands-on experience! TASTY SCIENCE Ages 6 To 12 - New projects and activities for returning campers - Westlake: June 1 – 5 9 to 12 pm; July 27 – 31 1 to 4 pm Central: June 8 – 12 9 to 12 pm; August 3 - 7 1 to 4 pm

Cook up some science in this camp! Who knew science could taste so good? In this camp, young people will whip up cupcakes, cookies, candy, and more all in the name of science! Learn what makes cakes rise, candy crystallize, and more real chemistry happen in the kitchen. Explore the science behind Bubble Gum, Butter, Corn Starch Plastic, Dancing Cereal and Ice Cream among others.

NEW! BUILD IT UP with CLAY Ages 6-12Westlake: August 17 – 21 9 to 12 pmCentral: August 10 - 14 9 to 12 pm

Clay has a natural calming effect that enhances creativity, visual thinking, and critical analysis. Campers will learn the top three hand building techniques as they construct their family treasure. Your child will also have the opportunity to make a whimsical sculpture.

NEW! INTERNATIONAL SPY CAMP Ages 6-12Westlake: August 10 - 14 1 to 4 pmCentral: August 17 – 21 1 to 4 pm

Campers will dust for fingerprints, make disappearing ink, and become invisible sleuths as they work together to solve this week's mystery. Your camper will also utilize clues on a team scavenger hunt, and join us for some group games.

NEW! YOU"VE GOT TALENT Ages 6 - 12Westlake: August 17 – 21 1 to 4 pmCentral: August 10 - 14 1 to 4 pm

Each camper will show their unique talent as we showcase their art, demo their science experiment, and clap for them during our Friday Talent show. Your child may join a band, singing group, or theater group for daily practice during the week with their coach, or claim the stage for a solo performance..

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WESTLAKE WEEK 1JUNE 1 - 5

Before Camp Care (BCC) 7:00 - 9:00 am availableAfter Camp Care (ACC) 4:00 - 6:00 pm available

TIMES AGES 3 to 5 AGES 6 to 8 AGES 9 to 12

9 to 4 YPW Spanish Immersion

Full Day Camp

YPW Spanish Immersion

Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp9 to 12 YPW Spanish

Camp½ Day

YPW Spanish Camp½ Day


9 to 12 Repurposed Art Repurposed Art

9 to 12 Tasty Science Tasty Science

1 to 4 YPW Spanish Camp½ Day



1 to 4 Modern Art Marvels

Modern Art Marvels

1 to 4 Green Engineering

Green Engineering





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 How Surreal! How Surreal!

9 to 12 Rocket Science Rocket Science




1 to 4 Art-O -Rama Master Piece

Edition

Art-O -Rama Master Piece

Edition

1 to 4 Surgeons in Training

Surgeons in Training





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Art Explorers Art Explorers

9 to 12 Magic Science Magic Science




1 to 4 ArtStory ArtStory

1 to 4 Junior Robocamp

Robocamp





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Drawing FUNdamentals

Drawing FUNdamentals

9 to 12Disaster Science Disaster Science




1 to 4 Picture This! Art projects and Adventures in Impressionism

Picture This! Art projects and Adventures in Impressionism

1 to 4Amusement Park Science

Amusement Park Science

WESTLAKE WEEK 5JUNE 29 – July 2




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp




9 to 12 3D Art Camp 3D Art Camp

9 to 12 Disgusting Science

Disgusting Science




1 to 4 Mini Masters

1 to 4 Aquabots Aquabots

WESTLAKE WEEK 6JULY 6 - 10




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Mini Masters

9 to 12 Amusement Park Science







Disgusting Science





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day




9 to 12 Engineering Fundamentals

Engineering Fundamentals










Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day




Modern Art Marvels

9 to 12 Aquabots Aquabots






1 to 4Magic Science Magic Science

YPW AT WESTLAKE SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE

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10


WESTLAKE WEEK 9JULY 27 – 31




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day











1 to 4 Tasty Science Tasty Science

WESTLAKE WEEK 10AUGUST 3 - 7




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Art-O -Rama Master Piece

Edition

Art-O -Rama Master Piece

Edition9 to 12 Green

EngineeringGreen

Engineering1 to 4 YPW Spanish

Camp½ Day





CENTRAL WEEK 1JUNE 1 - 5




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day








1 to 4 Art-O-Rama Art-O-Rama







Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 3D Art 3D Art

9 to 12Tasty Science Tasty Science





Green Engineering


Modern Art Marvels





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day











1 to 4Amusement Park Science






Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day








1 to 4Art Story Art Story

1 to 4 Jr Robocamp Robocamp

WESTLAKE WEEK 11AUGUST 10 - 14

Before Camp Care (BCC) 7:00 - 9:00 am available

After Camp Care (ACC) 4:00 - 6:00 pm available



Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp




9 to 12 NEW! Be A Pet Vet

NEW! Be A Pet Vet




1 to 4 NEW! International Spy Camp

NEW! International Spy Camp

WESTLAKE WEEK 12AUGUST 17 -21

Before Camp Care (BCC) 7:00 - 9:00 am available

After Camp Care (ACC) 4:00 - 6:00 pm available



Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp




9 to 12 NEW! Build It Up with

Clay

NEW! Build It Up with

Clay1 to 4 YPW Spanish

Camp½ Day



1 to 4 NEW! You've Got

Talent

NEW! You've Got

Talent


YPW AT CENTRAL SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE1211


CENTRAL WEEK 5JUNE 29 – July 2




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Mini Masters

9 to 12 Amusement Park Science







Disgusting Science

CENTRAL WEEK 6JULY 6 - 10




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp






Disgusting Science




1 to 4 Robocamp Aquabots

1 to 4 Mini Masters





Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day




Modern Art Marvels

9 to 12 Engineering Fundamentals

Aquabots











Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day




9 to 12 Junior Robocamp

Robocamp




1 to 4Art Explorers Art Explorers

1 to 4 Disaster Science Disaster Science

CENTRAL WEEK 11AUGUST 10 - 14




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp




9 to 12 NEW! Build It Up with

Clay

NEW! Build It Up with

Clay1 to 4 YPW Spanish

Camp½ Day



1 to 4 NEW! You've Got

Talent

NEW! You've Got

Talent

CENTRAL WEEK 12AUGUST 17 -21




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp




9 to 12 NEW! Be A Pet Vet

NEW! Be A Pet Vet




1 to 4 NEW! International Spy Camp

NEW! International Spy Camp

CENTRAL WEEK 9JULY 27 – 31




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp



Camp½ Day



9 to 12 Art-O-RamaThe

Masterpiece Edition

Art-O-RamaThe Masterpiece

Edition


Green Engineering




1 to 4How Surreal How Surreal

1 to 4Rocket Science Rocket Science

CENTRAL WEEK 10AUGUST 3 - 7




Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp


Full Day Camp











1 to 4Repurposed Art Repurposed Art

1 to 4Tasty Science Tasty Science

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