Welcome to Celebrate Summer 2010
July 12-16 ι 9:30–3:00 p.m. ι Tuition $125
SELECT ELECTIVES ι TEEN HELPER APPLICATION
And now, the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE and WHY:
WHO Children entering 1st through 6th grade who are registered for camp.
WHAT Home base classes with an average of 16-18 children each. And many electives for fun and learning!
WHEN July 12-16 (Monday - Friday), 9:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
WHERE Fellowship Bible Church, 480 W. Crossville Road, Roswell, GA 30075, 770.992.4956
The program will be based at Fellowship Bible Church. There will be announced excursions for our 1st and 2nd graders (including a trip to a nearby residential pool). Elective classes for 3rd-6th grade campers may also include off-campus trips.
WHY To celebrate the good news of Jesus kid-style, and to impress on a kid's heart a love for God and one another.
Camp Staff:
| HOMEBASES | TEACHERS |
| 1st/2nd Grade | Maggie Bailey/Claire Gold |
| 1st/2nd Grade | Cynthia Iredale |
| 1st/2nd Grade | Jeri Clay |
| 1st/2nd Grade | Melissa Beasley |
| Red | Deb Zurcher |
| Orange | Diana Moll |
| Yellow | Pam Nocera |
| Green | Laura Taylor |
| Blue | Katie Zurcher |
| Purple | Keeley Patterson |
| Gold | Catherine Ibarra |
Electives/Teachers:
| ELECTIVES | TEACHERS |
| Archery | Susan Ford |
| CSI (Celebrate Summer Investigations) | Keely Patterson |
| Dancing Praise | Tammy Largin |
| Drumbeat | Amber Stephens |
| Fired Up! | Rhonda Anderson |
| Food with Friends | Sonya McRay |
| From XXXs to Art | Ada Brooks |
| It's a Date | Deb Cozzone |
| Pool Party | Cindy Radler & Chris Nocera (lifeguard) |
| Raingutter Races | Margie Olsen |
| Retro Recess | Diana Moll |
| Rocketry | Lori Womack |
| Soapbox Derby | Dave Zandstra/Bill Largin |
| Survivor | Sue Ottosen |
| Ultimate Concoctions | Pam Nocera |
Office:
| Camp Director | Sherilyn Leath |
| Assistant Director | Amy Zimmerman |
| Camp AA | Katie Zurcher |
Who ARE these people? All of our activities are led and supervised by folks from FBC, many having served in the role for multiple years. They love to serve God by serving your child, and share their excitement for God in all of the things they do.
LUNCH Bring your own lunch Monday through Thursday. On Friday we will serve a Chick-Fil-A lunch (price included in registration).
CONTACTING US For information prior to Camp Week, call:
Sherilyn Leath, Camp Director 770.641.5632
Amy Zimmerman, Assistant Director 770.722.3081
To call the Camp during Camp Week only, call:
Camp Office - 770.641.5616. The main phone number for FBC is 770.992.4956 (Please use this ONLY if you cannot reach the Camp Office)
SAFETY RULES
| CARPOOLS | If you are planning to carpool with a friend or relative you must complete a CARPOOL PERMISSION FORM and return it to us no later than Monday morning July 12. Only parents/legal guardians (according to your registration form) or people listed on your signed carpool form will be allowed to pick up your children. |
| LATE DROP-OFF | If you arrive with your child after 9:30AM, you MUST sign them in at the Camp Office. |
| EARLY PICK-UP | You MUST check in with the Camp Office BEFORE entering your child's classroom to pick them up. |
| MEDICATIONS | No campers will be allowed to carry medications with them. If your child needs access to medications, please make arrangements with the Camp Office on the first day of camp. |
| Thank you for cooperating with these Safety Rules. Our top priority is to keep your child safe from harm. | |
OFF-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
| Your child may be travelling off-campus for the following events: | |
| Swimming | Our 1st & 2nd grade classes and our swimming elective classes will ride the FCS school bus to the swimming pool at a private home about four miles from the church. At the pool, there will be a certified lifeguard on duty and a teacher to conduct the activities. |
| PROJECTED OFF-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: | |
| Grades 1 and 2 | Pool Day - one visit planned. |
| Grades 3 to 6 | Electives - swimming and other electives may go off-campus. |
SCHEDULE
| MONDAY through THURSDAY: | |
| Grades 1 and 2 | Campers remain with assigned teacher. Activities include teacher-planned on-campus field trips and scheduled visits to the pool. |
| Grades 3 to 6 | Campers are divided by grade for homebase. Some homebases may be combined grades. Homebases are named by colors, not grade. Campers will participate in chosen AM and PM electives. |
| FUNTASTIC FRIDAY: | |
| Arrival | Go to homebase |
| Morning | On-campus games and activities - snack provided |
| Lunch | Chick-Fil-A meal provided by Celebrate Summer |
| Afternoon | Soapbox Derby races, big meeting, and fun surprises! |
GRADES 1 - 2
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Go Fish
Did you know the word "fish" is found 65 times in the Bible? Let's explore some of these "fish" stories to see what they say about how to live. Join us to eat fish, catch fish, play fish, draw fish, paint fish, make fish, watch fish, feed fish…
Princesses and Warriors
Have you ever wondered how much God loves you and what He thinks about you? Well…let's find out together as we go on a treasure hunt through the Bible. Come ready to be showered with Gold’s love for YOU!
The Good Shepherd
Make new friends in the Rainbow Circle. Walk down Wiseman Way and hear stories Jesus told. Visit the Creation Station to make a treasured keepsake. Visit Shepherd's Path for games and fun surprises. Oh...and don't forget the Canteen where we'll refresh and refuel. Come meet the Good Shepherd.
Jesus Loves the Little Children
Let's meet some of the children in the Bible. We'll learn the lessons they learned and how they were changed. Can what happened to them happen to you? Can children really make a difference?
GRADES 3 - 6
| Daily Schedule | |
| 9:30 | Homebase (table games and conversation) |
| 9:45 | Morning Elective (snack) |
| 11:30 | Homebase (Lunch, Bible time and activities) |
| 1:00 | Afternoon Elective |
| 2:45 | Homebase |
Roundin' up Questions, Drivin' Home Answers
Saddle up for Celebrate Summer - where you'll be ridin' the range and roundin' up questions like: "What's God's plan for me?" and "How can I be like Jesus?" At the end of the day you'll discover that God's Word has all the answers!!!
Character Like Christ
Compassion, faith, courage, self-discipline, honesty and friendship. Let's act out, read, listen and illustrate qualities of Christ. We'll put together a book of stories that you can take and share.
Reality Check
Get ready for the biggest reality check of your life. Monday, you're a SURVIVOR. Tuesday, you're on AMERICAN IDOL. Wednesday, it's time for an EXTREME MAKEOVER, and Thursday you'll decide DEAL OR NO DEAL. Sound spiritual? Maybe not, but you'll be surprised at all you'll learn about REAL LIFE.
Peace with God
Philippians 4:4-9 is one of my favorite Bible passages. It is basic for living in peace with God – allowing all of our anxious, stressful thoughts and worries to be given to Him. After all, HE really is the One in control! This Scripture teaches us how to release our cares and burdens to Him and what to focus on instead. He truly wants what is best for us!
What's in a Name?
Everyone's name means something. Did you know that God has many names that all describe His character? Psalm 8:1 says, "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!" In Homebase Blue we are going to explore just a few of His names! And as we learn more about God’s character, we can get to know Him better and fall more in love with Him!
What Makes Someone a Hero?
Super power? Amazing ability? Maybe, but in homebase purple we will discover other hero characteristics and be challenged to be heroes that step out in faith, save the day, stand for truth and make sacrifices!
Golden Talk
Let's discover the Bible's way of communicating effectively and learn how to have good relationships with friends and family. The Golden Rule will be our standard: Do unto others as you would have them do to you.