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Tuesday August 20, 2019
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7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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**NEW**Camp Pre-Care - Camp Pre-Care Session 4
REGISTRATION FOR CAMP PRE-CARE SESSION 3 IS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE CONTACT THE PARK OFFICE AT 845-724-5691 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.NEW- Camp Pre-Care is for families who need care for their children before the regular camp day begins at 9 am. This program is available at an additional cost in order to ensure adequate staffing. We are requiring that you register every child, per session for this service if you would like your child to be able to attend Pre-Care. Space is limited, so please register early!!Our Camp Pre-Care begins at 7 amChildren can be dropped off by the playground sidewalk. There will be clear signage and a large Sign-In/Out Tent on the sidewalk, marking this location.
Parents will be directed by staff to drive ONE WAY onto Tymor Park Rd. and exit onto Bruzgul Rd.
Cars will be stopped so that children can safely exit vehicles. If children need help, staff will be there to help them.
Parents must stay inside their vehicle during arrival time.
Children will walk to the main Sign-In/Out Tent on the playground sidewalk
Once checked in, they will be directed to the proper location
If you need to speak to a camp director, please ask permission to park.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - A - 9:00-9:45
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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CIT Program (Counselors In Training) - CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT
PLEASE REGISTER FOR "CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT" in order to be eligible for attending any camp session...CIT Campers will then be placed by a staff member in their preferred session (upon availability) and parents will be contacted to confirm the starting date for their child.Participants who have completed 8th grade and up may register for the CIT Program. The system will automatically roll up Grades on June 1st.MANDATORY TRAINING WILL BE HELD on JUNE 18th from 4-6 pm in the Senior Room at Tymor Park for those registered.What is the CIT Program? Counselor-in-Training The CIT program works to build skills, beginning with observation and asking questions, to leading games and activities independently.IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
Your first-choice session is not guaranteed and is based on availability. Continuing sessions in the CIT program are dependent upon availability and CIT performance.
You will be contacted after registration to confirm the session in which the CIT will be placed. This will be done on an ongoing basis, as spaces are available before summer begins.
The CIT program runs in two-week sessions in conjunction with the Summer Day Camp schedules.
Learning experiences include: instruction, observation, supervision, and volunteer work.
The object of the program is to prepare students for future employment as camp counselors.
Additional sessions may be available and will be given to CITs who show the most potential of becoming future employees of the Union Vale Parks and Recreation Department.
Participation in the CIT program REQUIRES that participants attend every day of the two-week session, including the camp trip day-either on premise or on trip (*camp trip is extra cost).
CITs must arrive no later than 9 am and stay until 4 pm each camp day. CITs may arrive earlier for Pre-Care or stay later for Post-Care, but expectations of their role remain the same.
2019 Session Dates:Session 1 - July 1, 2019 - July 12, 2019Session 2 - July 15, 2019 - July 26, 2019Session 3 - July 29, 2019 - August 9, 2019Session 4 - August 12, 2019 - August 23, 20192019 Field TripsSession 1 - Zoom Flume (July 11) (*$55 per child-BBQ Lunch Included)Session 2 - Medieval Times (July 25) (*$75 per child-Lunch Included)Session 3 - Mountain Creek Waterpark (August 8) (*$60 per child)Session 4 - Bronx Zoo (August 22) (*$60 per child)*Trips come at an additional cost. The full price of each child's admission and the shared bus expense must be paid in advance. Trip fees are non refundable.
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - B - 9:45-10:30
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - C - 10:30-11:15
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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11:15 AM - 12:00 PM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - D - 11:15-12:00
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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Wednesday August 21, 2019
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7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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**NEW**Camp Pre-Care - Camp Pre-Care Session 4
REGISTRATION FOR CAMP PRE-CARE SESSION 3 IS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE CONTACT THE PARK OFFICE AT 845-724-5691 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.NEW- Camp Pre-Care is for families who need care for their children before the regular camp day begins at 9 am. This program is available at an additional cost in order to ensure adequate staffing. We are requiring that you register every child, per session for this service if you would like your child to be able to attend Pre-Care. Space is limited, so please register early!!Our Camp Pre-Care begins at 7 amChildren can be dropped off by the playground sidewalk. There will be clear signage and a large Sign-In/Out Tent on the sidewalk, marking this location.
Parents will be directed by staff to drive ONE WAY onto Tymor Park Rd. and exit onto Bruzgul Rd.
Cars will be stopped so that children can safely exit vehicles. If children need help, staff will be there to help them.
Parents must stay inside their vehicle during arrival time.
Children will walk to the main Sign-In/Out Tent on the playground sidewalk
Once checked in, they will be directed to the proper location
If you need to speak to a camp director, please ask permission to park.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - A - 9:00-9:45
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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CIT Program (Counselors In Training) - CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT
PLEASE REGISTER FOR "CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT" in order to be eligible for attending any camp session...CIT Campers will then be placed by a staff member in their preferred session (upon availability) and parents will be contacted to confirm the starting date for their child.Participants who have completed 8th grade and up may register for the CIT Program. The system will automatically roll up Grades on June 1st.MANDATORY TRAINING WILL BE HELD on JUNE 18th from 4-6 pm in the Senior Room at Tymor Park for those registered.What is the CIT Program? Counselor-in-Training The CIT program works to build skills, beginning with observation and asking questions, to leading games and activities independently.IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
Your first-choice session is not guaranteed and is based on availability. Continuing sessions in the CIT program are dependent upon availability and CIT performance.
You will be contacted after registration to confirm the session in which the CIT will be placed. This will be done on an ongoing basis, as spaces are available before summer begins.
The CIT program runs in two-week sessions in conjunction with the Summer Day Camp schedules.
Learning experiences include: instruction, observation, supervision, and volunteer work.
The object of the program is to prepare students for future employment as camp counselors.
Additional sessions may be available and will be given to CITs who show the most potential of becoming future employees of the Union Vale Parks and Recreation Department.
Participation in the CIT program REQUIRES that participants attend every day of the two-week session, including the camp trip day-either on premise or on trip (*camp trip is extra cost).
CITs must arrive no later than 9 am and stay until 4 pm each camp day. CITs may arrive earlier for Pre-Care or stay later for Post-Care, but expectations of their role remain the same.
2019 Session Dates:Session 1 - July 1, 2019 - July 12, 2019Session 2 - July 15, 2019 - July 26, 2019Session 3 - July 29, 2019 - August 9, 2019Session 4 - August 12, 2019 - August 23, 20192019 Field TripsSession 1 - Zoom Flume (July 11) (*$55 per child-BBQ Lunch Included)Session 2 - Medieval Times (July 25) (*$75 per child-Lunch Included)Session 3 - Mountain Creek Waterpark (August 8) (*$60 per child)Session 4 - Bronx Zoo (August 22) (*$60 per child)*Trips come at an additional cost. The full price of each child's admission and the shared bus expense must be paid in advance. Trip fees are non refundable.
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - B - 9:45-10:30
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - C - 10:30-11:15
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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11:15 AM - 12:00 PM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - D - 11:15-12:00
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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Friday August 23, 2019
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7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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**NEW**Camp Pre-Care - Camp Pre-Care Session 4
REGISTRATION FOR CAMP PRE-CARE SESSION 3 IS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE CONTACT THE PARK OFFICE AT 845-724-5691 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.NEW- Camp Pre-Care is for families who need care for their children before the regular camp day begins at 9 am. This program is available at an additional cost in order to ensure adequate staffing. We are requiring that you register every child, per session for this service if you would like your child to be able to attend Pre-Care. Space is limited, so please register early!!Our Camp Pre-Care begins at 7 amChildren can be dropped off by the playground sidewalk. There will be clear signage and a large Sign-In/Out Tent on the sidewalk, marking this location.
Parents will be directed by staff to drive ONE WAY onto Tymor Park Rd. and exit onto Bruzgul Rd.
Cars will be stopped so that children can safely exit vehicles. If children need help, staff will be there to help them.
Parents must stay inside their vehicle during arrival time.
Children will walk to the main Sign-In/Out Tent on the playground sidewalk
Once checked in, they will be directed to the proper location
If you need to speak to a camp director, please ask permission to park.
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - A - 9:00-9:45
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Union Vale Senior Citizens - Union Vale Senior Citizens - FRIDAY GROUP
Each FRIDAY, the seniors in our community gather together at the Union Vale Senior Center. All seniors are welcome, no matter resident status. Start: 9:00AMLocation:8 Tymor Park RdLaGrangeville, NY 12540Activities Include:CardsScrabbleCarvingMind TeasersNote: activities are based on the interests of the group and change regularly.Luncheon served third Friday of the month. Trips taken twice a year. Previous trips have included Westchester Dinner Theater and Silver Birches.Membership dues ($30/year) are paid to Union Vale Senior Citizens.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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CIT Program (Counselors In Training) - CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT
PLEASE REGISTER FOR "CIT Program - INITIAL PLACEMENT" in order to be eligible for attending any camp session...CIT Campers will then be placed by a staff member in their preferred session (upon availability) and parents will be contacted to confirm the starting date for their child.Participants who have completed 8th grade and up may register for the CIT Program. The system will automatically roll up Grades on June 1st.MANDATORY TRAINING WILL BE HELD on JUNE 18th from 4-6 pm in the Senior Room at Tymor Park for those registered.What is the CIT Program? Counselor-in-Training The CIT program works to build skills, beginning with observation and asking questions, to leading games and activities independently.IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
Your first-choice session is not guaranteed and is based on availability. Continuing sessions in the CIT program are dependent upon availability and CIT performance.
You will be contacted after registration to confirm the session in which the CIT will be placed. This will be done on an ongoing basis, as spaces are available before summer begins.
The CIT program runs in two-week sessions in conjunction with the Summer Day Camp schedules.
Learning experiences include: instruction, observation, supervision, and volunteer work.
The object of the program is to prepare students for future employment as camp counselors.
Additional sessions may be available and will be given to CITs who show the most potential of becoming future employees of the Union Vale Parks and Recreation Department.
Participation in the CIT program REQUIRES that participants attend every day of the two-week session, including the camp trip day-either on premise or on trip (*camp trip is extra cost).
CITs must arrive no later than 9 am and stay until 4 pm each camp day. CITs may arrive earlier for Pre-Care or stay later for Post-Care, but expectations of their role remain the same.
2019 Session Dates:Session 1 - July 1, 2019 - July 12, 2019Session 2 - July 15, 2019 - July 26, 2019Session 3 - July 29, 2019 - August 9, 2019Session 4 - August 12, 2019 - August 23, 20192019 Field TripsSession 1 - Zoom Flume (July 11) (*$55 per child-BBQ Lunch Included)Session 2 - Medieval Times (July 25) (*$75 per child-Lunch Included)Session 3 - Mountain Creek Waterpark (August 8) (*$60 per child)Session 4 - Bronx Zoo (August 22) (*$60 per child)*Trips come at an additional cost. The full price of each child's admission and the shared bus expense must be paid in advance. Trip fees are non refundable.
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9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - B - 9:45-10:30
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - C - 10:30-11:15
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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11:15 AM - 12:00 PM
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Swim Lessons - Session 4 - D - 11:15-12:00
Session 4 Dates:August 12 - August 23Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri*No lessons on ThursdaysAll swim lessons are integrated with campers. The number of children in each lesson and level will always vary.American Red Cross Swimming Lessons Levels 1-6Level 1-Introduction to Water Skills Objective: To help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely Requirements: None Skills Covered: Entering and exiting the water safely, learning to submerge mouth, nose and eyes and breath control, front and back float and recovering to a stand, changing direction in the water, swimming 5 feet on front and back. Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills Objective: To give students success with fundamental skills Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 1 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 1 skills Skills Covered: Entering water by stepping or jumping in from the side, submerging entire head, blowing bubbles, open eyes underwater, front and back glide, swim 15 feet on front and 10 feet on back, swim on side, life jacket use Level 3-Stroke Development Objective: To build on skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 2 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 2 skills Skills Covered: Jump into deep water, head first entry from sitting or kneeling, submerging and retrieving an object, bobbing, survival float for 30 seconds, treading water for 30 seconds, front crawl 15 yards, butterfly 15 feet, back crawl 15 yards, elementary rescues, safe diving, check-call-care Level 4-Stroke Improvement Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other aquatic skills by increasing endurance through swimming greater distances Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 3 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 3 skills Skills Covered: diving, underwater swimming, feet-first surface dive, 1 minute of survival floating, treading and back floating, 25 yards of front crawl, breaststroke and back crawl, 15 yards of butterfly and elementary backstroke and sidestroke, compact jump from height in a lifejacket, throwing assists and caring for conscious choking victim Level 5-Stroke Refinement Objective: Coordination and refinement of strokes Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 4 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 4 skills Skills Covered: Shallow dive, tuck and pike surface dives, 2 minutes of survival floating, back float and treading water, flip turns on front and back, 50 yards front and back crawl, 25 yards butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 2 minutes of survival swimming, rescue breathing Level 6-Swimming and Skill Proficiency Objective: Refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances; includes "menu options" - Personal Water Safety, Fitness Swimmer and Fundamentals of Diving Requirements: Students entering this level must possess a Level 5 certificate or demonstrate all the Level 5 skills Skills Covered: 500 yards continuous swim using 100 yards each of front & back crawl, 50 yards each of breastroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke & butterfly and 100 yards choice of any of those strokes, survival floating and back floating 5 minutes each, feet first surface dive & retrieve an object from 7 feet, Cooper 12-minute swim test.
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