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Day Camp Information Kit

Highlands Day Camp

Information Kit – Summer 2009


This Kit Includes:

·        Before Camp Information

·        During Camp Information

 

Before Camp

Please feel free to call us with any questions you or your child may have.  Also we love to show new campers and thier families our facilities.  Please feel free to call us and set up an appointment.  Our phone number is 1 800 263 5017 or local (705) 444 5017. 

 

 

Highlands Contact Cards

For your convenience wallet sized Highlands Day Camp contact cards will be available at our “sign in/ sign out” table.  If you need to call us during camp for any reason please feel free to do so. If you would like, contact cards can also be sent to you by mail.

 

Camp Hours

Drop off is between 8:30 and 9:00 am and pick-up is between 4:00 and 4:30 pm. Unfortunately, after hours care is no longer available.

 

During Camp

Check That You…

1.                  Have directions to Highlands Nordic.

2.                  Have labelled your child’s clothing.

3.                  Have encouraged your child to eat a solid breakfast and

            drink lots before each day of camp.

 

What Your Child Should Bring to Camp

1.                  Knapsack 9.                  Extra socks
2.                  Sweater 10.             Plastic bag for wet clothing
3.                  Hat 11.             Extra snacks for big eaters
4.                  Rain Jacket 12.             Sunglasses
5.                  Sunscreen 13.             Water Bottle
6.                  Bug Repellent 14.             Running shoes or hikers
7.                  Bathing Suit 15.             Old footwear for land based water activities
8.                  Towel 16.             Bike Helmet for scramble wall
 

A Typical Day At Highlands Wilderness and Little Leaf Day Camps

**Schedule will vary depending on the day’s theme**

8:30 to 9:00 Drop Off

              9:00 – Warm-up Games

              9:20 – Outside Nature Activities

            10:30 – Snack

            10:45 – Survival Skills

            12:00 – Lunch

            12:30 – Quiet Group Games

              1:00 – Arts and Crafts

              1:50 – Land Based Water Activities

              2:45 – Snack

              3:00 – Outdoor Whole Camp Activity

              3:50 – Prepare for Home Time

4:00 to 4:30 Drama Games and Home Time

 

Program Theme Days

 

The 2009 Program Theme Days are now available!  Please feel free to look them over. If your child is feeling especially enthusiastic, why not have them dress up!

 

2009 Program Theme Days!

  Program 1 Program 2 Program 3
Monday A New Beginning Extreme Exploring Cool Creations
Tuesday Crazy Creatures Extreme Sports Survivor Day
Wednesday Lost in Space Slimed! Nothing but Nature
Thursday Construction Day It's a Fiesta! Fun in the Sun!
Friday Campfire Day Campfire Day Campfire Day

 

Rainy Days and Alternative Programs

On very rainy or hot days outside programs will proceed to indoor facilities where the children will participate in related program activities.  Indoor programming will only take place when the children’s safety is a concern.

 

Snacks and Lunches

We provide two snacks and one hot lunch daily for your child. All meals are kid friendly and follow the Canadian Food Guide. A typical morning snack consists of fruit, yogurt, water and juice. Lunches may be grilled cheese sandwiches, hamburgers or hot-dogs, pancakes, chicken nuggets, etc. All lunches are served with milk, fruit or veggies, and a cookie or Jell-O for dessert. Afternoon snack is a fun snack consisting of freezies or popcorn, fruit, and juice. If you have any questions about meals please feel free to call our cafeteria manager Debbie here at the Highlands (705) 444 5017.

 

Please Note

If a medical condition exists, we encourage you to outfit your child with a medic alert bracelet or necklace.

 

Life Threatening Allergies

If your child has an anaphylaxis allergy, please send them to camp with two epipens.

 

Nut Sensitivity

With the increasing number of children with nut allergies, we do our best to create a nut free environment.  When sending extra snacks please check the ingredients.  Please also note that we cannot guarantee a 100% nut free zone.

 

If you need any further information please phone or e-mail us!

(705) 444 5017 or 1 800 263 5017  e-mail: hoec@highlandsnordic.ca