(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.

(6-12 yrs.) Engage your young tech-enthusiasts with two cutting-edge, 3D technologies for a unique learning experience with Stem exCEL. Design, create and print 3D objects. Build your own video game integrating the 3D models you create. Campers get 3D prints and digital files of their creations.

(7-11 yrs.) Learn the fundamentals of multiple sports including football, volleyball, soccer, baseball, track and lacrosse with Alpha Sports. Campers are grouped by age and enjoy participating in scrimmages and tournaments.

(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.) 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.

(10-13 yrs.) In this stylish program for boys and girls, Spark Business Academy campers gain knowledge of the fashion industry and develop skills in fashion design, fashion marketing, fashion journalism and branding. Campers develop sketching skills, explore popular brands, analyze industry trends, design various articles of clothing, define their own brand and explore careers in fashion.

(13-Adult) Learn this popular, Dominican Republic dance that combines movements and turn patterns with some of the most exciting Argentine tango, cha-cha and salsa elements.

(5-11 yrs.) Bakers & Makers is the ultimate creative program, blending the worlds of baking and crafting. Each day, Baroody campers will learn the basics of sewing and baking, allowing their creativity to flourish. Whether it's baking a scrumptious treat or crafting a unique creation, each child will have something special to take home and cherish.

(3-5 yrs) Introduction to basic ballet and tap steps and movements.

(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.

(13-Adult) Basic ballet fundamentals help develop self-confidence, posture and body awareness. It is recommended that students purchase shoes, leotard and tights after first session. ~

(7-12 yrs.) Pickleball is a fast-paced paddle sport that combines tennis, table tennis and badminton. Learn the rules of pickleball and practice basic skills through games with Baroody camps. Campers will work as a team while competing in tournament style matches.

(5-12 yrs.) Play some of the best sports and PE games ever invented. Baroody campers will choose from knockout, extreme kickball, handball, capture the flag, modified dodgeball, ultimate frisbee, floor hockey and soccer. Our goal is to motivate each player to compete with high effort and a positive attitude towards self and others. No camp July 3.

(5-12 yrs.) Join Baroody camps to delve into various aspects of STEM, exploring topics such as robotics, chemistry, coding, and game design. Our hands-on approach includes interactive experiments such as creating potions and crafting slime, as well as problem-solving activities like developing robotic contraptions.

(5-12 yrs.) Celebrate all your favorite things about winter with Baroody camps. From experimenting with snowstorms in a jar to designing your own snowflakes, campers will feel like they just left the North Pole.

(6-14 yrs.) This SMUV Sports camp focuses on baseball and a variety of different field activities such as capture the flag and kickball. Rec Center camp includes an afternoon swim break. No camp July 3.

(5-6 yrs.) US9 offers a beginner’s half-day camp designed to teach the basics. Campers are introduced to the basics of throwing, catching, fielding, hitting and baserunning. Camp consists of attention-grabbing, short sessions of skill related activities using batting drills, safety balls, bean bags and targets. No camp June 19 or July 3.

(7-12 yrs.) US9 Baseball offers an instructional camp designed to teach both fundamentals and advanced skills. In addition to daily scrimmage games and trivia contests, all campers receive instruction on pitching, hitting, baserunning, fielding, game situations, rules and sportsmanship. Rec Center camps include afternoon swim break, if available. No camp June 19 and July 3.

(4-6 yrs) Children learn basketball skills and techniques including passing, shooting, dribbling and other fundamentals. Class may include scrimmages to reinforce teamwork. Classes held at schools may be indoors.

(7-14 yrs.) Experience the excitement of the World Cup right in your own community. Campers will represent different countries, build skills, and compete in mini-tournaments led by professional Brazilian coaches from the five-time World Cup champions. They’ll grow in confidence, make friends, and develop on and off the field through our #BeyondSoccer approach. No camp June 19 and July 3.

(13-Adult) This gentle yoga class is for those who are unable to get up and down off the floor or who want the extra support of a chair. Students coordinate breath with movement and perform stretches, relaxation techniques and meditation/concentration exercises while using a chair for support.~

(6-12 yrs.) Learn chess with Silver Knights (formerly Magnus Chess Academy)! They’ve taught 100,000 children to play, including state and national champions, but most students are beginners looking to learn a new skill. Class time is divided between lessons and practice games. Lessons range from the basic rules to advanced tournament strategies. Students will have the opportunity to play in tournaments. All chess supplies provided. All skill levels are welcome.

(6-13 yrs.) This Silver Knights camp has taught the great strategy game to more than 100,000 children including national champions. This camp is for advanced players to sharpen their skills or beginners who want to learn the game. Campers will learn the rules, openings, tactics, strategy, endgames, while playing games and taking outdoor breaks. Bring a lunch, snack, and drink. Campers will receive a t-shirt and chess set on Friday. No camp June 19 and July 3.