(3-5 yrs.) Prerequisite: Child must leave parent willingly, be comfortable in the water, follow directions and function well in a group. When possible, children are grouped by ability. Class emphasizes helping children gain basic aquatic skills including entering and exiting the water safely, blowing bubbles with mouth and nose submerged, submerging under water. With assistance students learn to float and glide on front and back, rolling from front to back and back to front, swimming using arms and legs on front and back at least two body lengths. For safety reasons, flotation devices may be used. Flotation devices are used for all Pee Wee 1 classes at Audrey Moore and Franconia Rec Centers.

(3-5 yrs.) Prerequisites: Pee Wee Paddler 1 or equivalent skill proficiency. Class emphasizes helping children increase independence in their skill performance while continuing to increase comfort in the water. Skills include bobbing, floating and gliding on front and back with and without assistance, swimming on front and back at least three body lengths with and without assistance. Flotation devices may be used.

(5-8 yrs.) Join KinderJam as we perform an original musical piece! Campers will build confidence and public speaking skills while rehearsing a scripted performance to be showcased at the end of the week. Bring two snacks, lunch, water. Rec Center camps may include an afternoon swim break. No camp July 3.

(4-7 yrs.) Young KinderJam gymnasts will explore basic gymnastics skills while enjoying cooperative games, arts and crafts, and outdoor play. Bring a snack, lunch, and water.

(6-12 yrs.) In this high energy Rich Sandler song and voice camp, campers learn vocal techniques, tell stories through up-tempo songs and games and create an interactive choir performance. Rec Center camps include a swim break.

(6-12 yrs.) This Spirit Pros camp blends the excitement of circus arts with hands-on creativity. Campers will practice on a variety of circus equipment, create balloon animals and sculptures, and learn to juggle scarves, rings, balls, and clubs. From tightrope walking and stilts to balance boards, barrels, and basic acrobatics, campers will build confidence, coordination, and showmanship in a safe and supportive environment. Rec Center camps bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break. Parent note: A signed participant release is due on the first day. Camp is not recommended for children with latex allergies. No camp July 3.

(7-12 yrs.) In this Snapology camp, become an engineer of your own amusement park ride and learn the core physics and engineering concepts used to make a ride thrilling.

(7-12 yrs.) A great camp for high-level swimmers. Activities include water safety, swim clinics, water relays and water sports like volleyball and basketball. Campers also enjoy out-of-pool games/activities. Prerequisite: child must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted, pass a swim test, be comfortable in deep water and tread water for two minutes. Bring at least two swimsuits, two towels, snacks, lunch, and water bottle. No camp June 19 and July 3. FCPS last day of school June 17.

(6-9 yrs.) Campers draw self-portraits, mold sculptures, and create captivating collages—cultivating essential creativity and risk-taking skills with SPARK Business Academy. As campers explore the world of art, from da Vinci to Kahlo, they’ll show their creativity and grow their confidence by sharing their work with others.

(6 mos.-18 mos.) Register your baby for this class designed for babies and their parent(s), or other favorite adult who want to learn water adjustment and aquatic skills together. Learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, feel comfortable in the water and explore submerging to the mouth, nose and eyes. Explore buoyancy on front and back, change body position and learn safety information. Two adults may participate with each child. Babies must wear tight-fitting swim diaper and plastic pants under bathing suit.

(4-6 yrs.) Start the foundation of dance with ballet. Envision Dance campers learn ballet and creative movement techniques through games and arts and crafts. We’ll also learn the cycle of butterflies during story time and dancing. Campers will put on a performance at the end of the week. No camp June 19.

(4-6 yrs.) Dancers will experience two different dance styles in this Envision Camp. They will learn the foundation of ballet with terminology, positions, and creative movement. Then, campers explore different ways to move their bodies through hip hop with coordination, arithmetic, and choreography. Campers will also enjoy games and crafts during camp. Camp culminates with a performance for families at the end of the week. No camp June 19.

(6-12 yrs.) Envision ballet dance camp is for campers who would like to learn or continue learning ballet. Campers will do arts and crafts, play games, meet new friends, and learn ballet. At the end of the week campers will put on a dance performance. Bring a swimsuit and towel daily for an afternoon swim break. No camp July 3.

(9-14 yrs.) An immersive week-long day camp that offers young anglers a comprehensive fishing experience. From mastering the intricacies of fishing equipment to understanding fish behavior and responsible angling practices, campers will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to become self-reliant anglers. Campers will fish in a variety of scenic locations, including freshwater ponds, rivers, lakes, and even the Chesapeake Bay.

(6-14 yrs.) Campers will learn the game of basketball and improve their basketball skills. Moves, scrimmages and 1v1's are fundamentals of this camp.

Snapology campers work together to build amazing creations using teamwork, imagination, and tons of LEGO® bricks. There are no step-by-step rules-every team’s build will be one-of-a-kind.

(5-8 yrs.) Dive headfirst into the world of simple machines with Snapology. Construct, tinker, and explore the hidden mechanics that make everyday objects work. From gears and pulleys to levers and inclined planes, you'll uncover the secrets behind the LEGO® creations you love and unleash your inner engineer. No camp July 3.

(6-12 yrs.) This Rich Sandler music variety camp allows children the opportunity to improvise, create and explore music in several ways. Campers will have small-group lessons on guitar and ukulele on provided instruments. Children also create music on xylophones, glockenspiels and percussion instruments. The week culminates with a performance for family and friends. Rec Center camps include a swim break.

(5-8 yrs.) Get ready to move with KinderJam! Campers will enjoy inclusive games, creative crafts and outdoor play. Rec Center locations may have an afternoon swim break; please bring a swimsuit and towel.

(6-12 yrs.) Take a room full of creative kids, add rhythm sticks and household items and watch the magic begin. In this high-energy Rich Sandler music camp, children experience rhythm and movement in the style of the hit Broadway musical Stomp! The week culminates with a performance for family/friends. Bring a swimsuit and towel for a swim break.