Week 1 June 12 th -June 15th Adventure Camp -Weekly Spotlight- Friday Activity Day Looking Ahead Monday 6/18 Tuesday 6/19 Wednesda y 6/20 Thursday 6/21 Friday 6/22 Video Game Truck-Tennis Twin Lakes Adventure Outing-Waiver Tilt Studios-Rink Side Sky High Sports AM- Waiver Brunswick Zone PM Tower Beach/ Fishing Let the adventure begin! Kicked off the summer in a big way. We biked around town, we swam, we played many games and went on some cool field trips. Gentle reminder to please get those waivers turned in for Twin Lakes field trip and Sky High Sports trampoline park. Also make sure you are bringing plenty of water and sunscreen. Going to be a hot one on Monday!
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Welcome to Adventure Camp 2018 Welcome Adventure Camp campers and parents! We have many exciting and adventurous activities planned for your child this summer. You ll be pleased to know that we have a wonderful mix of new and returning staff. Please take a moment and get to know this year s Adventure Camp staff. My name is Luke Jones and I m back for my 9 th year as Director of Adventure Camp! When I m not at Adventure Camp, I work for School District 103 in Lincolnshire as an Adapted Physical Educator. I enjoy spending time with my wife, Liz and our 17-year-old Aidan (who is working at Happiness Is this summer!!), 14- year-old Lauren, and 2-year-old Gavin! Sally Bass is a rising Sophomore at Bard College; she loves to sing, read, cook, and have fun adventures! She loves art and games and she looks forward to meeting all the new campers this summer. Rhea Mech is a rising senior at New Trier High School. Some hobbies of hers include writing, arts and crafts, and almost anything that allows her to be outside. She has been involved in numerous different camps for 8 years now, as a camper, CIT, junior counselor, and counselor, she is looking forward to having a fun, safe summer with all the campers! Michael Vorwald attends Michigan State University and will begin his sophomore year this fall. Currently, he is studying History Education and plans on becoming a teacher. During high school, he was a member of Boy Scout Troop 20 and participated in cross country and track/field all four years, so I am very interested in all kinds of outdoor activities.!!!! IMPORTANT REMINDERS!!!!! We always meet at Maple Park at 9:00am and dismiss at 3:00pm. Please see the attached Camp Calendar for the day s activities and for what to bring. I highly recommend printing and posting on the refrigerator, to check on a regular basis. Make sure all Waivers are filled out completely. Take special note when gym shoes, bicycles, swimwear are needed! Make sure you bring sunscreen every day! EVERYONE MUST WEAR A HELMET AND SHOES WHEN BIKING, NO EXCEPTIONS!! We look forward to a fun and safe summer! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call or stop by camp during drop off or pick up times. Best regards, Luke Jones 847 770-0823
Adventure Camp 2018 Session 1 Camp Director Luke Jones 847-770-0823 PLEASE CALL IF YOUR CHILD WILL NOT BE AT CAMP!!! Important Info: Meet every day at Maple Park 9:00 am Pick up from Maple Park unless otherwise noted. If you like to swim a lot bring a swimsuit every day. June 11 June 12 June 13 June 14 June 15 Activity: Location: Bring: NO CAMP First Day of Camp! Play and Spin Action Territory Scavenger Hunt Meet at Maple Kenosha, WI AM/Maple Beach Last Day for Human Foosball Niles, IL PM Winnetka Schools Human Bowling 11-2 Pizza Lunch Pizza Lunch Skokie Field $$ for snacks $$ for snacks Beach wear!, Beach Wear June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21 June 22 Activity: Location: Bring: Video Game Truck + Tennis Park District locations Twin Lakes Adventure Outing Palatine Peddle boating/ driving range Bring Lunch, $$ for snacks WAIVER Tilt Studios- Rink Side Gurnee, IL Pizza Lunch, $$ for snacks Sky High Sports AM / Brunswick Zone PM Niles, IL Pizza Lunch,$$ for snacks WAIVER Tower Beach + Fishing Lunch, $$ for snacks Beach wear Dismiss from Tower June 25 June 26 June 27 July 28 June 29 Activity: Location: Bring: Archery Tag Crow Island Whirlyball Vernon Hills Shoes, Lunch provided,$$ for snacks WAIVER Main Event Warrenville, IL Pizza Lunch, $$ for snacks Rainbow Falls Water Park Elk Grove, IL Swim Wear, Bring Lunch, $$ for snacks, Capture the Flag /Elder Beach Activities Centennial Park Beach wear! July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 Activity: Location: Bring: WPD Driving Range Kayaking Skokie Lagoons Bike, Shoes, Swimsuit Water Gear, Lunch Kayak WAIVER NO CAMP!! See you at the Parade!! Hidden Creek Water Park Highland Park, IL Swim Wear, Lunch, $$ for snacks, Tower Beach + Fishing Lunch, $$ for snacks Beach wear Dismiss from Tower
WINNETKA PARK DISTRICT REGISTRATION PAGE REGISTRATION AND ORDERING WILL BEGIN ON JUNE 1st, 2018 WEEKLY ORDER LOCKOUT is every Wednesday at 10 am. NEW CAMPERS GO to: www.marlaslunchordering.com (bookmark that page) 1. Click on Create an Account: Password for your Camp: wpd310 2. Sign In with your username & password 3. To begin ordering click on the calendar date First Lunch Date is: June 18th RETURNING CAMPERS USERNAMES & PASSWORDS ARE THE SAME FROM LAST YEAR!!! (If you forgot your username & password, please call 224-269-0068) 1. GO to: www.marlaslunchordering.com (bookmark that page) 2. Sign In with your existing username & password 3. Update Campers Profile - Click on name, add their camp location from drop down & click update profile 4. If a student has graduated, select their name & click remove profile 5. Once all profiles are updated you can begin placing orders FIRST LUNCH DATE: To receive lunch the first week, orders must be placed by Wednesday 6/13 at 10am. PAYMENT INFORMATION The program accepts payment by Debit Card or Credit Card: Visa, MasterCard & Discover QUESTIONS: email marlaslunchinfo@gmail.com or call 224.269.0068 Thank you for participating in our lunch program!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND RELEASE For and in consideration of the admission price and the permissionto use the WHIRLYBALL Facilities you hereby agree to and acknowledge the following: That you are only authorized to use the WHIRLYBALL premises and facilities upon the proper execution of this document. That this document is a material part of the consideration and agreement between you and WhirlyBall for the admission to and use of its premises and facilities. That you have read this entire document and completely understand its contents. You also acknowledge that any questions about the content of this document or use of the premises and facilities have been answered by a representative of WHIRLYBALL. That you accept all responsibility for property damage to WHIRLYBALL S premises and facilities caused by your actions. You also understand that the term WHIRLYBALL S premises and facilities includes the premises, all fixtures in and around it, the surrounding parking area and the equipment associated with it. That you acknowledge that the owners and operators of WHIRLYBALL have employed diligent efforts and care in making the facilities and premises as safe as possible; and that despite the foregoing efforts, you understand that there are, nevertheless, certain inherent risks in using the facilities and premises. Among these risks are possible trips, falls, collisions with other people or objects, etc. You specifically acknowledge the existence of these risks and agree to the use of the premises and facilities with the full understanding of the same. That if you or your property are injured while using the premises and facilities as a result of the inherent risks and dangers mentioned above, you agree to RELEASE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD WHIRLYBALL. HARMLESS FROM SAID INJURIES OR ANY COSTS OR EXPENSES ASSOCIATED THEREWITH EVEN IF THEY WERE CAUSED BY THE AFFIRMATIVE NEGLIGENCE OF WHIRLYBALL or any of its employees, agents, or representatives. That you agree to obey all rules and regulations for the use of these facilities and premises, which are posted throughout the premises, and the directions, if any, given by WHIRLYBALL S representatives either before, during or after use of the same. That you specifically agree to allow WHIRLYBALL to employ any photographs taken of you while on the premises for publicity purposes. That you acknowledge if you are under the age of (18) years, that you have discussed the terms and conditions of this document with your parents, and that your parents, after reading this document, consent to you signing the same and, further, that you have been authorized by your parents to agree to the specific terms and conditions contained herein. DO NOT SIGN THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND RELEASE UNLESS YOU HAVE READ IT AND UNDERSTAND IT. IF YOU DON T UNDERSTAND IT, ASK A WHIRLYBALL REPRESENTATIVE FOR ASSISTANCE. E-mail Address: @ E-mail address may be used to send special discounts! Signature: Date: / / (Parent or Guardian of Minor) Please Print Clearly Participant s Information Name: First Last Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: ( _ ) _ - Date of Birth: / /
RULES OF THE ROAD There are two ways to acquire points. One is by making the shot, which is good for two points, three points from half court. The second is by acquiring penalty points assessed against the opposing team. (In all cases, penalty points are awarded to the team not guilty of committing the penalty. Play does not stop.) The referee officiates from a mezzanine above the court and will keep score and call all penalties. Four Point Penalty for collisions with excessive speed. The penalty goes against the person most responsible for the collision. Referee judgment call. Four Point Penalty for pushing off with feet or hands against an opponent's WhirlyBug or wall. Two Point Penalty for touching the ball with your hands unless it is wedged inside your scoop and is stuck there; or unless it goes inside your WhirlyBug. Two Point Penalty for goal tending. Raising up in your seat to block a shot so as to be off yourseat. You must keep your seat belt snug. Two Point Penalty for trying to free up the ball when it has been covered by opponent's scoop on the floor or against the side of his/her WhirlyBug. Head on collisions and directed collisions from behind are determined by a judgment call from the referee as to who is more responsible for its occurrence. In the event the ball gets smashed, the referee will make a determination as to which team last touched the ball, should a new ball be needed. WhirlyBall Safety No Running Permitted on the Court or in the Common Area. No Admittance to the Court Without WhirlyBall Staff Supervision. Keep One Hand on the Steering Column at All Times. Seat Belt Must Remained Fastened at All Times. No Play Allowed on the court Unless From Operating WhirlyBug. Do Not Use Hands to Pick Up the Ball From the Court Floor. Do Not Use Hands or Feet to Push off Wall, Bumper, or Other WhirlyBug. Ramming from behind will not be tolerated and Player will be Ejected from the court. Do not drive full speed into the wall or another WhirlyBug, remove foot from accelerator pedal and turn to minimize impact. Do not bump another player while they are scooping up the ball from the court. No eating, drinking or smoking on the court. The game of WhirlyBall is inherently dangerous and injury is possible even if all rules are followed. If you are not willing to assume the risk of injury please do not participate. Failure to follow all rules or instructions may result in injury to yourself and others.