Camp Heritage Oak 2012
Mar 24, 2016
Summer Camp Programs for children aged 2.5-13 in Yorba Linda, CA.
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MAIN CAMPWeekly themes will keep summer fresh and exciting as campers enjoy on-campus activities such as swimming, the water park, go-karts, rock wall, and arts & crafts. This year, we have added “team challenges” and “investigations” to the mix! Field Trip Fridays will round out the week as we embark on new adventures including “A Day on the Ranch” and Kayaking!
There is no environment quite like Camp Heritage Oak.
Though summer excitement fills the
air and laughter emanates through
campus each day, the core values of Heritage
Oak still shine through. With an emphasis on
kindness and focus on character education,
campers will practice shaking hands daily, looking
others in the eye when speaking, and other
important life skills. These activities allow
children to feel safe, secure, and nurtured
while spending their precious summer
hours at Camp Heritage Oak.
SPECIALTY CAMPSIn addition to Main Camp, we will once again offer weekly Mini Camps and new academic courses to boost your child’s skills. This year, Specialty Camps will be offered in the morning AND in the afternoons to provide our families with the utmost flexibility. Specialty Camp descriptions begin on page 9. Be sure to look for the symbol to denote which of these camps have “academic” content.
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This summer, in addition to daily academic time, our preschool and pre-kindergarten campers will inves-tigate different animals, cultures, decades, and more! The preschool and pre-kindergarten program provides a great balance of exploring, discovering, making friends, and learning new skills. Campers will cook up a storm while learning to mix, stir, pour, measure, and create delicious new recipes. Campers will also enjoy participating in art projects, music, and scavenger hunts as they meet friends and prepare for the new school year. Water play days will provide additional excitement as campers splash, pour, and have fun under the sun!
Sample Preschool/Pre-kindergarten Daily Schedule:
7:00-9:00 Morning Extended Day/Free Play
9:00-9:15 Camp Kickoff (Camp Cheer/Events/Story)
9:15-10:15 Academics-Reading, Writing, and Math Lessons
10:15-10:45 Snack/Outside Play-Bikes, Scooters, Art Wall, and More
10:45-11:15 Cooking
11:15-12:00 Sensory Experience/Art
12:00-1:00 Lunch and Outside Play
1:00-2:30 Naptime
2:30-3:00 Literature Circle and Music/Movement
3:00-3:30 Snack/Outside Play
3:30-4:00 Group Game
4:00-6:00 Extended Day/Free Play
Preschool & Pre-kindergarten Camp Hours: 9:00am-4:00pmExtended Hours: 7:00-9:00am and 4:00-6:00pm FREE with Camp!
Tuesday and Thursday: $150Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: $190
Monday-Friday: $260
2To register, visit www.campheritageoak.org. Call 714.524.1350 ext. 2 for additional details.
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Morning Activity Rotation:Arts and Crafts—Hands-on, interactive projects, developed in our on-campus art studio, will allow each child to explore his/her creativity! Projects for the morning rotation include mask making, camp keychains, and pop-up books.Investigation—Campers will delve deeper into the weekly theme, allowing them to become subject experts!Swimming—Whether it’s “free swim” or a struc-tured game, swimming with friends in our on-campus pool is always a highlight of the summer!Water Play—Our water park, consisting of two gigantic waterslides and other water activities, will delight campers as they “cool off” while soaking, splashing, and sliding!
Sample K-3rd Grade Daily Schedule:
7:00-8:45 AM Extended Care (Free-play)
8:45-9:15 Camp Check-in and Welcoming Ceremony
9:15-12:00 Morning Activity Rotation
12:00-1:00 Lunch and Outside Play
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and afternoon sessions only)
1:00-1:15 Afternoon Camp Check-in and Outside Play
1:15-4:00 Afternoon Activity Rotation
4:00-6:00 PM Extended Care (Free-play & Games)
Kindergarten through 3rd grade campers will enjoy a fun-filled summer, investigating different life-forms, cultures, and galaxies! Campers will participate in team chal-lenges, create their own art projects, relax in the on-campus pool, and more! Not only does Camp Heritage Oak offer many exciting and interactive activities for Kindergarten through 3rd grade, but the friendships made at Camp Heritage Oak last a lifetime!
Afternoon Activity Rotation:Sports—Structured, exciting team-building activities such as obstacle courses and relay races will allow campers to reach their optimum fitness levels—all while having a blast!Team Challenge—Our most exciting addition to Camp Heritage Oak! Grade-level teams will compete to win the “Team Challenge” each week! Sample challenges include “game shows” using our huge interactive white board, digital scavenger hunts, and more!Daily Activity—Every day will be different this summer! For a list of daily activities, please refer to the calendar on the back of this page.Arts and Crafts—Hands-on, interactive projects, developed in our on-campus art studio will allow each child to explore his/her creativity! Projects for the afternoon art rotation include snow globes, lanyards, and paper mâché sculptures.
Friday Field Trips: Beach, Concert in the Park, Adventure City, A Day on the Ranch, Knott’s Berry Farm, Jump Sky High, Movie Theater and Lunch at Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour, Discovery Science Center, Build-a-Bear, Lego Store and Splash Water Park!
4To register, visit www.campheritageoak.org. Call 714.524.1350 ext. 2 for additional details.
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Sample Daily Schedule:
7:00-8:45 AM Extended Care (Free-play)
8:45-9:15 Camp Check-in and Welcoming Ceremony
9:15-12:00 Morning Activity Rotation
12:00-1:00 Lunch and Outside Play
(for children attending both morning
and afternoon sessions only)
1:00-1:15 Afternoon Camp Check-in and Outside Play
1:15-4:00 Afternoon Activity Rotation
4:00-6:00 PM Extended Care (Free-play & Games)
Campers in 4th through 8th grades will enjoy a fun-filled summer, investigating different periods in history, cultures, and technology! Campers will enjoy special activities specifically designed for older children such as go-karts, the giant human hamster ball, and more!
Afternoon Activity Rotation:Arts and Crafts—Hands-on, interactive
projects, developed in our on-campus art studio will allow each child to explore his/her creativity! Projects for the afternoon art rotation include snow globes, lanyards, and paper mâché sculptures.Investigation—Campers will delve deeper into the weekly theme, allowing them to become subject experts!Swimming—Whether it’s “free swim” or a structured game, swimming with friends in our on-campus pool is always a high-light of the summer!
Water Play—Our water park, consisting of two gigantic waterslides and other water activities, will delight campers as they “cool off” while soaking, splashing, and sliding!
Friday Field Trips: Beach, Concert in the Park, John’s Incredible Pizza, Ropes Course, Knott’s Berry Farm, Jump Sky High, Movie Theater and Lunch at Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour, Kayaking, Soak City, and K-1 Speed Zone!
Morning Activity Rotation:Sports—Structured, exciting team-building activities such as obstacle courses and relay races will allow camp-ers to reach their optimum fitness levels—all while having a blast!Team Challenge—Our most exciting addition to Camp Heritage Oak!Grade-levelteams will com-pete to win the “Team Chal-lenge” each week! Sample challenges include “game shows” using our huge interactive white board, digital scavenger hunts, and more!Daily Activity—Every day will be different this summer. For a list of daily activities, please refer to the calendar on the back of this page.
Arts and Crafts—Hands-on,interactive projects, devel-
oped in our on-campus art studio, will allow each child to
explore his/her creativity! Proj-ects for the morning rotation include mask making, camp
keychains, and pop-up books.
6To register, visit www.campheritageoak.org. Call 714.524.1350 ext. 2 for additional details.
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oon
Act
ivity
Rot
atio
n: A
rts
and
Cra
fts, I
nves
tigat
ion,
Sw
imm
ing,
Wat
er P
lay
Mon
day
Spi
rit D
ayC
reat
e Yo
ur
Team
Ban
ner
Tras
h C
an B
and
Mon
day
Sun
daes
Mak
e Yo
urO
wn
Bal
loon
Ani
mal
s
Mak
e A
R
ain
Stic
k
Trac
k M
eet
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 20
’s &
30’
s:M
ake
aS
ilent
Mov
ie
Fold
and
Fly
: P
aper
Airp
lane
san
d G
lider
s
Dom
ino
Day
Futu
ristic
Foi
lFa
shio
n S
how
Tues
day
Mak
e Yo
urO
wn
Trop
ical
Sm
ooth
ie
Don
’t Fo
rget
th
e Ly
rics
Dec
orat
e yo
urB
ike
for
the
4th
and
Hot
Dog
Coo
k O
ut
Toss
You
r O
wn
Trai
l Mix
Cra
zy C
rêpe
s
Mee
t an
Oly
mpi
an
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 40
’s a
nd 5
0’s:
Soc
k H
op &
Roo
t Bee
r Fl
oats
Wat
er R
ocke
tB
last
Off
Jell-
O Q
uake
Cre
ate
aTi
me
Cap
sule
Wed
nesd
ay
Gia
nt H
uman
H
amst
er B
all
Gui
tar
Her
o C
ompe
titio
n
NO
CA
MP
Hap
py
4th
of
July
!
Yorb
a Li
nda
Nat
ure
Hik
e
Form
ula
1G
o-K
art R
acin
g
Bre
akfa
st o
f C
ham
pion
s an
d O
lym
pic
Triv
ia
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 60
’s a
nd 7
0’s:
Bea
tle M
ania
Hits
C
amp
Her
itage
Oak
“All
the
Rig
ht S
tuff”
M
ovie
and
Ast
rona
ut
Cui
sine
Obs
tacl
e B
ounc
e
Go-
Kar
t Rac
es
NO
CA
MP
Hap
py
4th
of
July
!
Thur
sday
Dec
orat
e Yo
ur O
wn
Bea
ch B
ag
Kar
aoke
Gre
at A
mer
ican
Pie
Fig
ht
Man
vs.
Wild
S
urvi
val C
ours
e
Sum
o W
rest
ling
Torc
h R
un a
ndP
arad
e of
Cha
mpi
ons
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 80
’s a
nd 9
0’s:
Gam
e Tr
uck
Vid
eo G
ames
Phy
sics
Fun
:E
gg D
rop
Exp
erim
ent
Sug
ar C
ube
Iglo
os
Tim
e C
apsu
leB
uria
l and
Cam
p M
emor
yC
erem
ony
Frid
ay F
ield
Trip
Bea
ch
Con
cert
inth
e P
ark
John
’s
Incr
edib
le P
izza
Roc
k C
ity
(rope
s co
urse
)+
$10
Kno
tt’s
Ber
ry F
arm
+$2
5
Jum
p S
ky H
igh
Eve
ning
: Ope
ning
Cer
emon
ies
Fam
ily P
arty
Mov
ie T
heat
er a
nd
Lunc
h at
Far
rell’s
Ice
Cre
am P
arlo
ur+
$15
Kay
akin
g
Soa
k C
ity+
$20
K-1
Spe
ed Z
one
+$2
5
Afte
rnoo
n Sp
ecialty
Cam
ps
This W
eek
C
ake
War
s
Say
it L
oud,
Say
it P
roud
Non
e
Myt
hbus
ters
Writ
ing
Cam
p (5
th-8
th)
Deb
ate
Cam
p (H
erita
ge O
ak 6
th-8
th G
rade
Stu
dent
s O
nly)
Writ
ing
Cam
p (C
ont.)
A W
ork
of A
rt
Her
itage
Oak
Mid
dle
Sch
ool T
ech
Wee
kC
rime
Sce
ne In
vest
igat
ion
Mos
aic
Mas
terp
iece
sA
dvan
ced
Ban
d (5
th-8
th)*
Orc
hest
ra (4
th-5
th)*
*Her
itage
Oak
Stu
dent
s O
nly
1st Y
ear
Ban
dO
rche
stra
(Con
t.)
No
Spe
cial
tyC
amp
This
W
eek
No
Spe
cial
tyC
amp
This
W
eek
Mor
ning
ses
sion
onl
y
Reg
iste
r O
nlin
e at
ww
w.c
amph
erita
geoa
k.or
g
Wee
k 1
(Jun
e 18
-22)
Inve
stig
atin
g th
e S
ea
Wee
k 2
(Jun
e 25
-29)
Inve
stig
atin
g M
usic
Wee
k 3
(Jul
y 2-
6)In
vest
igat
ing
Inde
pend
ence
Wee
k 4
(Jul
y 9-
13)
Inve
stig
atin
g N
atur
e
Wee
k 5
(Jul
y 16
-20)
Inve
stig
atin
g C
ultu
re
Wee
k 6
(Jul
y 23
-27)
Inve
stig
atin
g th
e O
lym
pic
Gam
es
Wee
k 7
(Jul
y 30
-Aug
ust 3
)In
vest
igat
ing
the
Dec
ades
Wee
k 8
(Aug
ust 6
-10)
Inve
stig
atin
g S
pace
Wee
k 9
(Aug
ust 1
3-17
)In
vest
igat
ing
Arc
hite
ctur
e
Wee
k 10
(Aug
ust 2
0-24
)In
vest
igat
ing
the
Futu
re
Mor
ning
Spec
ialty
Cam
psTh
is W
eek
Inte
rmed
iate
Alg
ebra
(6th
-8th
)
Sum
mer
Sur
geon
s (5
th-8
th)
Rea
ding
Roc
ks!
(4th
-5th
and
6th
-8th
)
Non
e
Aca
d. E
nric
hmen
t (4t
h-6t
h)
Acc
el. A
cade
mic
s (4
th-6
th)
Alg
ebra
II/T
rig. (
8th+
)
Aca
d. E
nric
hmen
t (C
ont.)
Acc
el. A
cade
mic
s (C
ont.)
Alg
ebra
II/T
rig. (
Con
t.)
Com
puta
tion
and
Ana
lysi
s (4
th-5
th)
Writ
ing
Cam
p (4
th G
rade
)
Man
darin
Tre
asur
es
Aca
d. E
nric
hmen
t (4t
h-6t
h)
Acc
el. A
cade
mic
s (4
th-6
th)
Aca
d. E
nric
hmen
t (C
ont.)
Acc
el. A
cade
mic
s (C
ont.)
New
Stu
dent
Orie
ntat
ion*
Boy
s Fo
otba
ll* (6
th-8
th)
Girl
s Vo
lleyb
all*
*Her
itage
Oak
Stu
dent
s O
nly
Mai
n C
amp
Mor
ning
Act
ivity
Rot
atio
n: S
port
s, T
eam
Cha
lleng
e, D
aily
Act
ivity
, Art
s an
d C
rafts
• M
ain
Cam
p A
ftern
oon
Act
ivity
Rot
atio
n: A
rts
and
Cra
fts, I
nves
tigat
ion,
Sw
imm
ing,
Wat
er P
lay
Mon
day
Spi
rit D
ayC
reat
e Yo
ur
Team
Ban
ner
Tras
h C
an B
and
Mon
day
Sun
daes
Mak
e Yo
urO
wn
Bal
loon
Ani
mal
s
Mak
e A
R
ain
Stic
k
Trac
k M
eet
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 20
’s &
30’
s:M
ake
aS
ilent
Mov
ie
Fold
and
Fly
: P
aper
Airp
lane
san
d G
lider
s
Dom
ino
Day
Futu
ristic
Foi
lFa
shio
n S
how
Tues
day
Mak
e Yo
urO
wn
Trop
ical
Sm
ooth
ie
Don
’t Fo
rget
th
e Ly
rics
Dec
orat
e yo
urB
ike
for
the
4th
and
Hot
Dog
Coo
k O
ut
Toss
You
r O
wn
Trai
l Mix
Cra
zy C
rêpe
s
Mee
t an
Oly
mpi
an
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 40
’s a
nd 5
0’s:
Soc
k H
op &
Roo
t Bee
r Fl
oats
Wat
er R
ocke
tB
last
Off
Jell-
O Q
uake
Cre
ate
aTi
me
Cap
sule
Wed
nesd
ay
Gia
nt H
uman
H
amst
er B
all
Gui
tar
Her
o C
ompe
titio
n
NO
CA
MP
Hap
py
4th
of
July
!
Yorb
a Li
nda
Nat
ure
Hik
e
Form
ula
1G
o-K
art R
acin
g
Bre
akfa
st o
f C
ham
pion
s an
d O
lym
pic
Triv
ia
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 60
’s a
nd 7
0’s:
Bea
tle M
ania
Hits
C
amp
Her
itage
Oak
“All
the
Rig
ht S
tuff”
M
ovie
and
Ast
rona
ut
Cui
sine
Obs
tacl
e B
ounc
e
Go-
Kar
t Rac
es
NO
CA
MP
Hap
py
4th
of
July
!
Thur
sday
Dec
orat
e Yo
ur O
wn
Bea
ch B
ag
Kar
aoke
Gre
at A
mer
ican
Pie
Fig
ht
Man
vs.
Wild
S
urvi
val C
ours
e
Sum
o W
rest
ling
Torc
h R
un a
ndP
arad
e of
Cha
mpi
ons
Inve
stig
atin
gth
e 80
’s a
nd 9
0’s:
Gam
e Tr
uck
Vid
eo G
ames
Phy
sics
Fun
:E
gg D
rop
Exp
erim
ent
Sug
ar C
ube
Iglo
os
Tim
e C
apsu
leB
uria
l and
Cam
p M
emor
yC
erem
ony
Frid
ay F
ield
Trip
Bea
ch
Con
cert
inth
e P
ark
John
’s
Incr
edib
le P
izza
Roc
k C
ity
(rope
s co
urse
)+
$10
Kno
tt’s
Ber
ry F
arm
+$2
5
Jum
p S
ky H
igh
Eve
ning
: Ope
ning
Cer
emon
ies
Fam
ily P
arty
Mov
ie T
heat
er a
nd
Lunc
h at
Far
rell’s
Ice
Cre
am P
arlo
ur+
$15
Kay
akin
g
Soa
k C
ity+
$20
K-1
Spe
ed Z
one
+$2
5
Afte
rnoo
n Sp
ecialty
Cam
ps
This W
eek
C
ake
War
s
Say
it L
oud,
Say
it P
roud
Non
e
Myt
hbus
ters
Writ
ing
Cam
p (5
th-8
th)
Deb
ate
Cam
p (H
erita
ge O
ak 6
th-8
th G
rade
Stu
dent
s O
nly)
Writ
ing
Cam
p (C
ont.)
A W
ork
of A
rt
Her
itage
Oak
Mid
dle
Sch
ool T
ech
Wee
kC
rime
Sce
ne In
vest
igat
ion
Mos
aic
Mas
terp
iece
sA
dvan
ced
Ban
d (5
th-8
th)*
Orc
hest
ra (4
th-5
th)*
*Her
itage
Oak
Stu
dent
s O
nly
1st Y
ear
Ban
dO
rche
stra
(Con
t.)
No
Spe
cial
tyC
amp
This
W
eek
No
Spe
cial
tyC
amp
This
W
eek
Mor
ning
ses
sion
onl
y
Reg
iste
r O
nlin
e at
ww
w.c
amph
erita
geoa
k.or
g
Whi
le “
Mai
n C
amp”
run
s ev
ery
day
that
cam
p is
op
en, S
peci
alty
Cam
ps a
re s
hort
er s
essi
ons
that
fo
cus
on o
ne p
artic
ular
are
a of
inte
rest
. Thi
s ye
ar,
Cam
p H
erita
ge O
ak is
ple
ased
to o
ffer
a w
ider
va
riety
of a
cade
mic
-foc
used
cam
ps a
s w
ell a
s m
any
of th
e “f
avor
ite”
Min
i Cam
ps fr
om y
ears
pa
st!
Spe
cial
ty C
amps
run
Mon
day-
Thur
sday
from
9:
00am
-12:
00pm
or
1:00
pm-4
:00p
m.
Cam
pers
m
ay s
tay
for
lunc
h an
d co
mbi
ne S
peci
alty
Cam
ps
with
Mai
n C
amp
or ta
ke tw
o S
peci
alty
Cam
ps in
on
e w
eek!
Fiel
d Tr
ip F
riday
s an
d A
ddit
iona
l Hou
rsC
ampe
rs in
Kin
derg
arte
n-8t
h gr
ade
may
add
the
Frid
ay fi
eld
trip
(ful
l day
) to
thei
r S
peci
alty
Cam
p fo
r $7
0 (p
lus
any
addi
tiona
l adm
issi
on fe
es).
Pre
scho
ol a
nd P
re-k
inde
rgar
ten
stud
ents
who
w
ould
like
to a
dd F
riday
(9:0
0am
-12:
00pm
) to
a S
peci
alty
Cam
p m
ay d
o so
for
an a
dditi
onal
$50
. P
resc
hool
and
Pre
-kin
derg
arte
n st
uden
ts w
ho
wou
ld li
ke to
att
end
the
afte
rnoo
n se
ssio
n af
ter
thei
r S
peci
alty
Cam
p, p
lus
the
entir
e da
y Fr
iday
, m
ay d
o so
for
an a
dditi
onal
$15
0.
Spe
cial
ty C
amp
Rate
s:O
ne W
eek
Mor
ning
or
Aft
erno
on S
essi
on C
amp:
$19
0Tw
o W
eek
Mor
ning
or
Aft
erno
on
Ses
sion
Cam
p: $
34
0*
*S
umm
er S
urge
ons
Dis
sect
ion
Cam
p re
qui
res
a $9
0 s
uppl
y fe
e.*
Visi
t w
ww
.cam
pher
itag
eoak
.org
for
deta
ils.
Wee
k 1
(Jun
e 18
-21)
Wee
k 2
(Jun
e 25
-28)
Wee
k 3
(Jul
y 2-
5)
Wee
k 4
(Jul
y 9-
12)
Wee
k 5
(Jul
y 16
-19)
Wee
k 6
(Jul
y 23
-26)
Wee
k 7
(Jul
y 30
-Aug
ust 2
)
Wee
k 8
(Aug
ust 6
-9)
Wee
k 9
(Aug
ust 1
3-16
)
Wee
k 10
(Aug
ust 2
0-23
)
Acad
emic C
amps
Inte
rmed
iate
Alg
ebra
(6th
-8th
) - M
orni
ng
Rea
ding
Roc
ks! (
3rd ,
4th
/5th
, 6th
-8th
) - M
orni
ngS
umm
er S
urge
ons
(5th
-8th
) - M
orni
ngS
ay it
Lou
d, S
ay it
Pro
ud (4
th-8
th) -
Afte
rnoo
n
Rea
d it
and
Eat
it (P
S/P
K) -
Mor
ning
Aca
dem
ic E
nric
hmen
t (K
-6th
) - M
orni
ngA
ccel
erat
ed A
cade
mic
s (K
-6th
) - M
orni
ngA
lgeb
ra II
/Trig
onom
etry
(8th
+) -
Mor
ning
Myt
hbus
ters
(4th
-8th
) - A
ftern
oon
Aca
dem
ic E
nric
hmen
t Con
t’d. (
K-6
th) –
Mor
ning
Acc
eler
ated
Aca
dem
ics
Con
t’d. (
K-6
th) –
Mor
ning
Deb
ate
Cam
p (6
th-8
th) -
Afte
rnoo
nW
ritin
g C
amp
(5th
-8th
) - A
ftern
oon
Fine
Mot
or F
anat
ics
(PS
/PK
) - M
orni
ngS
how
Me
the
Mon
ey (K
-1st
) – M
orni
ngS
uper
Sol
vers
Mat
h C
lass
(2nd
/3rd
) - M
orni
ngC
ompu
tatio
n an
d A
naly
sis
(4th
/5th
) - M
orni
ngW
ritin
g C
amp
Con
t’d. (
5th -
8th )
– A
ftern
oon
M &
M M
ath
(PS
/PK
) - M
orni
ngW
ritin
g C
amp
(2nd
, 3rd
/4th
) - M
orni
ngM
anda
rin T
reas
ure
Cam
p (4
th-8
th) -
Mor
ning
The
Mad
Sci
entis
t (P
S/P
K) -
Mor
ning
Aca
dem
ic E
nric
hmen
t (K
-6th
) - M
orni
ngA
ccel
erat
ed A
cade
mic
s (K
-6th
) - M
orni
ngE
xplo
ring
Spa
ce (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Crim
e S
cene
Inve
stig
atio
n (4
th-8
th) -
Afte
rnoo
n
Aca
dem
ic C
amp
(PS
/PK
) - M
orni
ngA
cade
mic
Enr
ichm
ent C
ont’d
. (K
-6th
) – M
orni
ngA
ccel
erat
ed A
cade
mic
s C
ont’d
. (K
-6th
) – M
orni
ng
Aca
dem
ic C
amp
(PS
/PK
) - M
orni
ng
Mini C
amps
Spo
rts
and
Mov
emen
t (P
S/P
K) -
Mor
ning
Sur
f and
San
d A
rt (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Cak
e W
ars
(4th
-8th
) - A
ftern
oon
Cre
ativ
e A
rt (P
S/P
K) -
Mor
ning
Roc
k n’
Rol
l Leg
os (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Nat
ure’
s Tr
easu
res
3-D
Pai
ntin
g (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
We
Can
Bui
ld It
! (P
S/P
K) –
Mor
ning
Che
ss (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Litt
le A
ces
Tenn
is (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Coo
king
Thr
ough
the
Dec
ades
(K-3
rd) -
Afte
rnoo
nA
Wor
k of
Art
(4th
-8th
) - A
ftern
oon
Top
Che
f, Jr
. (K
-3rd
) - A
ftern
oon
Mos
aic
Mas
terp
iece
s (4
th-8
th) -
Afte
rnoo
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Week 1 (June 18-21)Morning SessionSports and Movement (Preschool/Pre-k) Explore the rules for sports such as soccer, t-ball, golf, gymnastics, basketball, tennis, and football! This camp will expose campers to a variety of sports in a fun, non-competitive manner.
Intermediate Algebra (6th-8th) Investigate different functions along with their graphs and proper-ties. Particular attention will be paid to linear, quadratic, exponen-tial, and logarithmic functions. Students will learn to recognize and express mathematical ideas graphically, numerically, symbolically, and in writing.
Afternoon SessionSurf and Sand Art (K-3rd)Gain an understanding of seascape artwork and apply this knowl-edge of depth and color into your own artwork! The final sand painting will be on wood and will incorporate the use of sea shells, allowing campers to show off their abilities to manipulate and de-sign while incorporating dimension into their masterpieces.
Cake Wars (4th-8th)Learn how to make delicious cakes, cupcakes, cookies and candies, and then sample every bite! Cake Wars camp will feature decorating challenges, judged contests, along with recipe books and aprons for all campers who attend! The week will close with “Cake Wars Café” where students will invite friends and family to sample their best creations!
Week 2 (June 25-28)Morning SessionCreative Art (Preschool/Pre-k)Use several different mediums to create beautiful masterpieces. Each day, campers will enjoy this time dedicated to messy, expres-sive fun all while strengthening their fine motor skills, spacial aware-ness, and creativity!
Reading Rocks! Summer Reading Book Club (3rd, 4th/5th, 6th-8th) – Heritage Oak Students OnlyComplete your summer reading assignment from start to finish at this camp! Games and small activities will bring the summer reading selection to life while students learn reading comprehen-sion techniques as well as oral and silent reading strategies. One book from your child’s summer reading list will be chosen and while the majority of reading will be done in class, some may need to be done at home.
Summer Surgeons Science Dissection Camp (5th-8th) Dissection camp will teach the process of disassembling and observing something to understand its internal structure and as an aid to discerning the functions and relationships of its components. Students will conduct two dissections during the course of the week. *Additional $90 Supply Fee required.
Afternoon SessionRock n’ Roll Legos (K-3rd)Create robots that rock and roll using the LEGOTM WeDo Robot-ics System! This camp will build knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment of rockin’ fun!
Say it Loud, Say it Proud (4th-8th) Develop self-confidence and essential critical thinking skills while researching, writing, and presenting speeches. Students will self-evaluate speeches through the use of video and present their speech portfolios to their parents at the Say it Loud, Say it Proud Luncheon on June 28th!
Week 3 (July 2-5)—No Specialty Camps Due to Independence Day Holiday
Week 4 (July 9-12)Morning SessionRead it and Eat It (Preschool/Pre-k) Campers will begin to understand the true meanings of classic literature selections as they listen to stories, engage, and ask ques-tions. Then, they will extend the process into a creative art piece as well as a fun and tasty cooking project!
Academic Enrichment TWO WEEK CAMP (K, 1st/2nd Combined, 3rd/4th Combined, 5th/6th Combined) Designed for students who need a consistent, structured environ-ment to stay at their optimal academic levels, this program will feature instruction in mathematics, writing and reading. Our cur-riculum is developed to ensure real-life application of skills learned in order to make significant academic progress.
Accelerated Academics TWO WEEK CAMP (K, 1st/2nd Combined, 3rd/4th Combined, 5th/6th Combined) Designed for students who seek advanced instruction to further enhance their abilities, this program will feature complex lessons in mathematics, reading comprehension, and writing. Students will develop important critical thinking skills through academic competi-tions and incorporating games within their lessons.
Algebra II/Trigonometry (8th Grade and up) –TWO WEEK CAMPThis high school-level course will explore topics such as functions, irrational numbers, quadratic equations and inequalities, quadric relations and systems, exponential functions and logarithms, and vectors and complex numbers. If time permits, some work will be done with progressions, binomial expansions and probability.
Afternoon SessionNature’s Treasures 3-D Painting (K-3rd)Learn how nature inspires art! Campers will paint a landscape on their very own wooden Nature’s Treasure boxes as they acquire design skills that will give them an edge, setting them apart as emerging artists!
Morning Session: M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pmAfternoon Session: M-Th, 1:00pm-4:00
One Week Camps: $190Two Week Camps: $340
Look for
to identify camps which have an academic focus.
9 Please visit www.campheritageoak.org for additional specialty camps, detailed information, and registration.
Mythbusters (4th-8th) Put mysterious science myths to the test! Mythbusters gives campers the chance to ask questions, design experiments, and fi-nally disprove (or prove!) misconceptions and myths about science! The week will close with building a real, rideable hovercraft!
Week 5 (July 16-19)Morning SessionWe Can Build It! (Preschool/Pre-k) Campers will strengthen their fine motor skills by using a variety of age-appropriate tools such as hammers, screw drivers, clay, and their own hands to construct creative, original creations.
Afternoon SessionChess (K-3rd)Learn the fundamentals of chess while developing critical think-ing, memory, confidence, sportsmanship, patience, and problem solving skills. Have fun playing chess on our giant chess board and participate in a real tournament where you can win a trophy or a prize!
Debate Camp (6th-8th) Heritage Oak Students OnlyPrepare for the debate elective or after-school debate team while learning advanced opposition strategy, mastering introductions and conclusions, and perfecting verbal/non-verbal communication skills.
Writing Camp (5th-8th) TWO WEEK CAMPGenres of memoir, short story, essay, and poetry will be explored as each child is coached individually by the teacher. Students will write reviews about literature and learn how to approach essay questions used to measure reading comprehension.
Week 6 (July 23-26)Morning SessionFine Motor Fanatics (Preschool/Pre-k)Learn how to properly form all letters and numbers by using fun tools like pudding and shaving cream to trace them! Students will also learn to hold a pencil properly and will strengthen their pincer grip through play with clothes pins, tweezers, eye droppers, play dough, and more!
Show Me the Money (K-1st) Campers will perfect their knowledge of monetary value along with addition and subtraction as they “shop” in our classroom store, earn “money” for tasks completed, and play games such as “The Price is Right!”
Super Solvers Math Class (2nd-3rd) Join us in our computer lab as we use math software to accurately assess the math skills of each student and customize the learning program for each child! Math skills will become stronger through
differentiated instruction, hands-on math centers, and peer group challenges!
Computation and Analysis (4th-5th) Campers will practice three- and four-digit multiplication, long division, and story problems as they prepare for the challenges of fourth and fifth grades. Geometry, algebra, statistics, fractions, data analysis and probability will also be covered in this interactive math class.
Afternoon SessionLittle Aces Tennis (K-3rd)Learn the rules of tennis as well as proper technique for forehands, backhands, volleys, over head smashes, and serves! Campers will improve their coordination, control, balance, movement, and hand-eye coordination. Each camper will also receive his/her own tennis racket!
Week 7 (July 30-August 2)Morning SessionM & M Math (Preschool/Pre-k) Learn valuable math skills such as sorting, estimation, graphing, predicting, patterning, counting, and number recognition—all using M & M’s as tools!
Writing Camp (2nd)Learn the difference between writing genres and how to organize your writing into a wonderful written piece! This camp is designed to develop and support imaginative, narrative, descriptive, and informative writing.
Writing Camp (3rd-4th)Genres of memoir, short story, essay, and poetry will be explored as each child is coached individually by the teacher. Students will write reviews about literature and learn how to approach essay questions used to measure reading comprehension.
Mandarin Treasure Camp (4th-8th)Learn to write and recognize basic Chinese characters and con-verse in simple sentences. Campers will gain an appreciation for the Chinese culture, language, and art as they participate in fun exercises, games, role playing activities, and performances.
Afternoon SessionCooking through the Decades (K-3rd) Learn basic cooking techniques, practice measurement, and have fun while making dishes that are timeless! Each camper will end the week having completed his/her own personal cookbook.
A Work of Art (4th-8th) Explore several different art techniques such as clay sculpting, sketching, photography, water color, and pastel while working to complete fun “artistic challenges” assigned by the teacher. The week will close with an art gala where campers will present their work to their peers and parents!
Morning Session: M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pmAfternoon Session: M-Th, 1:00pm-4:00
One Week Camps: $190Two Week Camps: $340
Look for
to identify camps which have an academic focus.
10Please visit www.campheritageoak.org for additional specialty camps, detailed information, and registration.
Week 8 (August 6-9)Morning SessionThe Mad Scientist (Preschool/Pre-k) Learn about buoyancy, surface tension, absorption, static electric-ity, and more through hands-on, exciting classroom experiments!
Academic Enrichment TWO WEEK CAMP (K, 1st/2nd Combined, 3rd/4th Combined, 5th/6th Combined)Designed for students who need a consistent, structured environ-ment to stay at their optimal academic levels, this program will feature instruction in mathematics, writing and reading. Our Cur-riculum is developed to ensure real-life application of skills learned in order to make significant academic progress.
Accelerated Academics TWO WEEK CAMP (K, 1st/2nd Combined, 3rd/4th Combined, 5th/6th Combined) Designed for students who seek advanced instruction to further enhance their abilities, this program will feature complex lessons in mathematics, reading comprehension, and writing. Students will develop important critical thinking skills through academic competi-tions and incorporating games within their lessons.
Afternoon SessionExploring Space (K-3rd)Get ready to experience a journey into space! Conduct the “Super Slurper” experiment and learn how this special chemical was cre-ated for NASA! Eat real astronaut ice cream, see how the moon craters are formed, and create moon rocks and rockets through crafts!
Crime Scene Investigation (4th-8th) In CSI Camp, students will discover a mock crime scene and, through forensic methods, they will work to determine who com-mitted the crime! Campers will gather and take fingerprints, interview suspects, use microscopes to observe evidence up close, and ultimately, bring the culprit to justice!
Week 9 (August 13-16)Morning SessionAcademic Camp (Preschool/Pre-k)Review letter and number recognition, patterning, sorting, rhyming, and writing while preparing for the upcoming school year! In addi-tion, students will learn new vocabulary words, engage in art and sensory activities, and have fun playing with friends!
Afternoon SessionTop Chef, Jr. (K-3rd)Learn about kitchen safety, as you bake bread from scratch, make yummy salads, main courses, and surprising desserts! On the last day of camp, the families of our campers will be invited to “Top Chef Café,” where our chefs, wearing their hats and aprons, will serve their favorite dishes from the week.
Mosaic Masterpieces (4th-8th)Create your very own mosaic with ceramic pieces in cement! Campers will gain a greater understanding of the principles of de-sign and color as they enjoy creating these unique pieces that can be displayed in the garden or in the home.
Advanced Band (5th-8th) – Heritage Oak Students OnlyStudents will learn music history, theory and skills that will advance their knowledge in music education as they prepare for the upcom-ing school year. Bring your own instruments.
Orchestra TWO WEEK CAMP (4th-5th)—Heritage Oak Stu-dents OnlyMembers of the 2012-13 Heritage Oak Chamber Orchestra are encouraged to attend this camp which will allow this new group of musicians to make beautiful music together prior to the start of the school year. Bring your own instruments.
Week 10 (August 20-23)Morning SessionAcademic Camp (Preschool/Pre-k) Review letter and number recognition, patterning, sorting, rhyming, and writing while preparing for the upcoming school year! In addi-tion, students will learn new vocabulary words, engage in art and sensory activities, and have fun playing with friends!
Boys Football (6th-8th) - Heritage Oak Students Only—only $99Learn football terminology, gain hand-eye coordination, and practice on-field skills while preparing for the 2012 Middle School Football Season.
Girls Volleyball (4th-8th) – Heritage Oak Students Only—only $99Middle School athletes will work on advanced skills, scrimmage, and refine the rotations for the upcoming year. This camp is highly recommended for all returning middle school players. DSL players will practice the primary volleyball skills of passing, setting and hit-ting as well as scrimmage to learn the rules of the game.
Afternoon SessionLego Robotics (K-3rd)Build and program your own robotic creations using the LEGOTM WeDo Robotics System. This unique system, designed by the experts at MIT, teaches campers about simple machines, engineer-ing, programming, and more!
1st Year Band (4th-8th)Learn the basics of playing a band instrument! This camp is meant for campers who have no experience playing musical instruments as well as any band student that would like to learn a new instru-ment. Bring your own instruments.
Look for to identify camps which have an academic focus.
One Week Camps: $190Two Week Camps: $340
Morning Session: M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pmAfternoon Session: M-Th, 1:00pm-4:00
11 Please visit www.campheritageoak.org for additional specialty camps, detailed information, and registration.
Kindergarten-8th Grade Camp
Morning Session: 9:00am-12:00pm, $170Afternoon Session: 1:00pm-4:00pm, $170
Full Day Camp: 9:00am-4:00pm, $270Extended Hours: 7:00am-9:00am FREE with AM Camp
4:00pm-6:00pm FREE with PM Camp
Most field trip fees are INCLUDED this year!The + symbol on the calendar denotes field trips with additional fees.
Choose the plan that best suits you—attend a full day of Main Camp, mix with a Specialty Camp, or just come for a half day!
Preschool/Pre-kindergarten pricing can be found on page 2.Camp groups are based on the grades children
will be entering in the 2012-13 school year.
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Lunches Children may bring lunch from home or purchase a lunch. Our lunch program will once again be catered by Cater Tots Too. There are two lunch size options—Junior ($5.00) or Regular ($5.75). All lunches may be ordered online at www.catertots.com.
RegistrationPlease visit www.campheritageoak.org to complete your registration.
Please visit www.campheritageoak.org for additional specialty camps, detailed information, and registration.
Registration: ONLINE at www.campheritageoak.org
Payment Policies:
Main Camp: Fees will be collected at the time of registration. The deadline to register for Main Camp is 2:00pm the Friday prior to the desired camp week. Monday morning walk-in enrollments will only be accepted if space is available. Preschool through eighth grade campers have a required non-refundable $70 registration fee, or $95 per family. There is a $20 discount if your registration is received in our online system by May 7, 2012.
One Week Specialty Camps: Cards will be charged one week prior to the Specialty Camp if the minimum amount of registrants is met. The deadline to register for any Specialty Camp is 9:00pm the Tuesday prior to the desired camp week. Limited space is available.
Two Week Specialty (Academic) Camps: Cards will be charged at the time of registra-tion. The deadline to register for any Specialty Camp is 9:00pm the Tuesday prior to the desired camp week. Limited space is available.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel registration for any camp, please contact the registrar’s office at 714.524.1350 ext. 315. All cancellations must be made two weeks in advance for a refund. Two week Specialty Camps are non-refundable.
Change Policy:You may make additions to your camp registration at any time prior to the specific registration deadline listed. However, if you would like to make a change to any camp for which you have already registered, you must contact the registrar’s office to cancel (see cancellation policy above) and then add the new camp dates to your schedule using our online registration system.
THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS FOR DAYS MISSED
Field TripsAll field trips are tentative and subject to change. Some field trips require additional fees, which may include spending money. We maintain a limit that is contingent on a counselor-to-student ratio and payment is required when signing up for the event. If you sign up for a field trip Friday, your child must attend the field trip with the camp group as no care will be available for those not at-tending. Most field trips do not include lunch and campers will be required to bring a sack lunch or money to purchase lunch.
Summer ApparelThe registration fee includes two camp t-shirts. Parents must provide appropriate shorts, socks, and closed-in shoes. Extra t-shirts cost $10. Campers must wear a camp shirt daily.
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