Everything you need for a great summer!

1. Everything you need for a great summer! • Quality staff • Flexible, extended hours • Indoor Sports-Gym • Outdoor-Soccer Field • Field trips, special events • Swimming Days • Air conditioned building • Academic Enrichment • Science & Nature • Recreational Games- Wii • Obstacle Courses • Arts & Crafts • Cheetah Den 46100 Woodshire Drive. • 703-404-0202 Chesterbrook Academy Elementary and Middle School46100 Woodshire Drive. Sterling VA. 20166 703-404-0202 http://sterling.chesterbrookacademy.com

2. Welcome Welcome to Camp Zoneat Chesterbrook Academy Camp Zone® offers fun-filled summer programs for children ages 5-13.Each week, campers jump into action, participating in exciting sports programs, exploring nature, becoming involved in performing and creative arts, playing a part in group activities, and attending special events. Our campers have the opportunity to expand their horizons during the summer, embarking on new adventures, and having fun! Our exceptional program and dedicated staff create an environment that forges lifelong friendships among our campers. We create a summer experience that is unforgettable! It all starts with our outstanding camp counselors.A camp is only as good as its staff, and we are extremely proud of ours. Talent, creativity, love of children, leadership and devotion make our camp counselors the heart and soul of the program. We take our camp programs seriously and begin our summer with intensive staff training and orientation. Camp Zone® counselors and specialists are doing exactly what they enjoy most: spending a summer inspiring campers to explore, reach for new heights, and expand their horizons. Camp Zone® gives you choices. Camp Zone® includes five days of activities, from 9am – 4 pm. You can choose to add extended hours and specialty camps to your menu of summer fun. We offer a range of outdoor activities, plus indoor activities conducted in our fully air conditioned facility. Camp Schedule Camp Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am — 4:00pm Extended Care 6:30 am — 9:00 am 4:00 pm — 6:30 pm Sample Schedule 7:00 — 9:00 am Extended Care-Creative Play 9:00 — 9:30 am Snack/Daily Ice-Breaker 9:30 — 10:30 amTheme Based Activities 10:30 — 11:30 am Cheetah Den 11:30 — 12:00 pm Camp Songs /Skits 12:00 — 1:00 pm Lunch & Outdoor Sports 1:00 — 2:00 pm Arts & Crafts Projects 2:00 — 2:30 pm Snack/Team Building Skills 2:30 — 3:30 pm Science & Nature 3:30 — 4:00 pm Camper’s Choice 4:00 — 6:30 pm Extended Care-Creative Play 11 Weeks of Camp Zone to choose from! Week 1 June 22-24 Week 2 June 27-July 1 Week 3 July 5-8 Week 4 July 11-15 Week 5 July 18-22 Week 6 July 25-29 Week 7 August 1-5 Week 8 August 8-12 Week 9 August 15-19 Week 10 August22-26 Week 1 1August 29-30

3. Themes The Camp Zone Experience 5 to 13 years old Weekly HighlightWeeks 1-11 Summer 2011 Week 1 June 22-24 Famous Sites Week 2 June 27-July 1 Famous Scientist and Mathematicians Week 3 July 5-8 Famous Authors/Playwrights Week 4 July 11-15 Famous Musicians and Dancers Week 5 July 18-22 Famous Chefs/Foods Week 6 July 25-29 Famous Heroes/Athletes/Sports Week 7 August 1-5 Famous Politicians/Historical Figures Week 8 August 8-12 Famous Singers and Actors Week 9 August 15-19 Famous Artists /Architects Week 10 August 22-26 Famous Animals Week 11 August 29-30 Famous Celebrities

4. Highlights Enrichment Camps Sports ManiaAges 5 to 10 Campers will be introduced to various sports with emphasis on teamwork and good sportsmanship. The various sports that will be introduced are T-ball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Hockey, Flag Football, Relay Races, and more. During this exciting camp, players will focus on team building skills. Campers will work together in teams as they participate in FUN cooperative games. . Dates: June 27th-July 1st Time: 4:30-5:30 Cost: $80.00 Art on the Go All Ages Summer art experiences for our campers will allow for outdoor “messy” fun! Splatter painting, paper mache, and much more will delight even the reluctant budding artist! Dates: July 11th-15th August 1st-5th Time: 4:30-5:30 Cost: $80.00 Cheer and DanceAges 5 to 10 Cheer and Dance will bring the excitement of cheering and dancing to our youngest campers. DatesJuly 18th- 22nd August 8th-12th Time: 4:30-5:30 Cost: $80.00 Floor Hockey Ages 5 to 10 Campers will learn the basics of floor hockey. They will learn and practice stick handling, puck control, shooting, and passing skills. They will learn about teamwork and playing together. Dates: July 25th-29th Time: 4:30-5:30 Cost: $80.00 Basketball CampAges 5 to 10 Campers will learn the game or improve your skills. Emphasis is placed on basic fundamentals including shooting, passing, rebounding, and defensive skills. Players will also build on teamwork and sportsmanship. Dates: July 18th-22nd Time: 4:30 – 5:30 Cost: $80.00 Soccer Ages 5 to 10 Campers will learn valuable skills with concentration on shooting, dribbling, passing, and ball control. Campers should wear shin guards and cleats. (Not required) Dates: July 25th-29th Time: 4:30-5:30 Cost: $80.00

5. Features The Chesterbrook Academy difference…. KLUTZ Activities Speed Stackers All Campers Designed for doing, NOT just reading. Klutz has it all: drawing, bead art, fairies, jewelry, magic, science, and more. Klutz books and activities are perfect for exploring new creative interests and for expanding on old favorites. Most activities come in multiple themes to appeal to discerning creative minds. Klutz books brings creativity to life during our Campers Choice Activity hour!!! All Campers What are the benefits of sport stacking? Kids don't need to be convinced about the benefits of sport stacking. They just plain love it (even your "way too cool for it" kids). A student develops a greater percentage of the right side of the brain, which houses awareness, focus, creativity and rhythm. Stacking helps train the brain for sports and other activities where the use of both hands is important, such as playing a musical instrument or using the computer. Sequencing and patterning are also elements of sport stacking, which can help with reading and math skills. • Exercise Entertainment, using the Nintendo Wii is fun, exciting and offers benefits not found elsewhere. Here are just a few… • Facilitates the development and improvement of fine motor skills • Contributes to the improvement of hand-eye coordination • Helps kids learn good exercise habits • Teaches and reinforces the movements necessary for successful participation in numerous recreational activities, including tennis, bowling, and baseball. Teaches and reinforces the rules and scoring of those activities.

6. General Information… CBA-General Information Add/Change Payment Deadlines Since all weekly programs are prescheduled, ANY CHANGES to Camp Zone, Extreme Camp or I Camp MUST BE made by FRIDAY – TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE of the date requested change. All requests for CANCELLATIONS made after this deadline will not be accommodated and payment will be required. Add/Change Request Forms are located at the main office. Please note: We do not offer daily pro-rated rates and payment in full is due on Monday by 9am for the week of enrollment. H2O A water bottle is required daily! Lunch & Snack Campers are welcome to bring their own sack lunch from home if they wish. Our Camp Zone and icampplease provide a packed lunch. Extreme Campers will need to bring a sack lunch M-F. In addition, a morning & afternoon snack will be providedfor ALL campers. Please check your child’s room schedule for requirements for field trips. Camper Clothing & Footwear Children MUST wear shoes that they can run, jump and walk in during all types of camp activities, indoor & out!. Flip-flops or open back shoes will not be allowed for daily play. Crocs are ok, as long as they can place the back strap so they can participate in active play. Onsite Activities Sessions All onsite activities are prescheduled and will be carried out on the date and time listed on your child’s class calendar. Sessions will start promptly at scheduled times. All activities are subject to change without notice due to weather. A minimum of 7 participants per week needed for our Extreme Camp. Camp Goals The purpose of our summer camp program, is to provide a safe fun environment for education, cooperation and summer fun! Direct involvement in activities that stimulate and challenge all of our campers will encourage self-confidence, responsibility, teamwork and leadership. We provide activities that expose each child to a variety of experiences in arts & crafts, athletics, nature, science, music and many other fun projects. Swimwear /Sun block We recommend an appropriate swimsuit that your child can easily place on and take off (wet or dry) him/herself. Please provide your child with a towel, sunscreen, a change of shoes and clothing if needed. We ask that girls wear one piece swimsuits ONLY! Apply sunscreen daily before coming to camp! Re-apply on swim days and field-trip days. Water shoes are suggested. Camp T-shirt A T-shirt will be given to your child on his/her first day of camp and should be worn on field trips. Additional t-shirts may be purchased for $10 each. Questions or Concerns: Please Contact our Camp Coordinator, Ms. Lydia Soto At 703-404-0202 Email: Lydia.Soto@nlcinc.com

7. Academic Summer Camp Spelling/Reading Fluency Using multi-sensory strategies, students learn and review the sound structure. Emphasis is on sound-symbol relationships, syllabication, and understanding roots, prefixes and suffixes. Reading Comprehension Students improve their ability to understand what they read by creating graphic and written representations of the selection they are reading. Emphasis is on the main idea, key facts, and sequence of events. The teacher also reviews important vocabulary, and teaches critical thinking skills. Written Language Writing is taught as a process. Students learn to generate their own ideas and plan their writing. Emphasis is on sentence structure and paragraph writing. For the older students, the writing process focuses on organizing ideas for expository writing. Mathematics Students improve computation and reasoning skills. By using hands on problem solving activities, students will be activity engaged in a variety of ways that will make math come ALIVE! Emphasis is on strategies as opposed to memorization. Study Skills Teachers encourage self-sufficiency and teach organization through notebook organization as well as individualized student planners. Welcome to Academic Summer Camp Schedule Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am — 12:00pm ½ Camp Zone 12:00pm - 4:00pm Extended Care 6:30am — 9:00am 4:00 pm—6:30 pm 4 Sessions of Paladin Summer Camp Session 1 June 27th – July 8th Session 2 July 11th – 22 Session 3 July 25h – August 5th Session 4 August 8th – 19th Parents of children who do not attend Chesterbrook Academy during the school year, are asked to complete the Student Academic Inventory, in order for us to best plan their summer academic experience.

8. Welcome Welcome to Extreme Campat Chesterbrook Academy Extreme Camp offers a fun-filled summer program for students who rising 4thgrade to 9thgrade.Each week, campers jump into action, participating in a field trip daily. Our campers have the opportunity to expand their horizons during the summer, embarking on challenging adventures, and having fun! Our exceptional program and dedicated staff create an environment that forges lifelong friendships among our campers. We create a summer experience that is unforgettable! Extreme Camp keeps the adventure going.!Extreme Camp includes five full days of activities, from 9am – 4 pm. You can choose to add extended hours to your menu of summer fun. We offer a range of field trip excursions especially designed to keep your growing child interested. In addition we provide indoor activities conducted in our fully air conditioned facility. Extreme Camp Schedule Camp Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am — 4:00 pm Extended Care 6:30 am — 9:00am 4:00 pm—6:30 pm Sample Schedule 7:00 — 9:00 am Extended Care-Creative Play 9:00 — 10:00 am Snack/Daily Ice-Breaker 10:00 — 12:00 am Field Trip Excursion 12:00 — 1:00 pm Lunch & Outdoor Sight Seeing 1:00 — 2:30 pm Academic Enrichment 2:30 — 3:30 pm Snack/Team Building Skills 3:30 — 4:00 pm Camper’s Choice 4:00 — 5:00 pm Extended Care-Computer Enrichment 5:00 — 5:30 pm Snack/Outdoor Sports 5:30 — 6:30 pm Recreational Games- Wii 6 Weeks of Extreme Camp to choose from! *Minimum of 7 Participants per week! Week 1 July 11-15 Week 2 July 18-22 Week 4 August 1-5 Week 5August 8-12 Week 3 July 25-29 Week 6 August 15-19

9. Themes The Extreme Camp Challenge Rising 4th -9th Grades *Weekly Highlight: Unique Field-trips! Weeks 1-6 Summer 2011 Week 1 July 11th – 15th Ready for Extreme Sports ! Our Extreme Sports week is an adrenaline rush of traditional activities played at a higher level. Campers will be exposed to different types of extreme sports such as inline skating, go-kart racing, and laser tag. They will learn new versions of old games and go on field trips centered around sports activities. waiver needed! Week 2 July 18th – 22rd Let the Extreme Games begin! On your Mark! Get Set! GO! There’s always a race, a target, a trick, a plot, or a play in the world of Extreme Games. Campers will feel the excitement of playing or learning about different Extreme Games. They will be exposed to extreme arcade games and laser tag. All field trips during this week are centered around Extreme Games and healthy attitude towards team playing and competition. waiver needed! Week 3 July 25th – 29th Make a splash this week with Extreme Water Sports! Surfs up! Why wait for the perfect wave when Extreme Water Activities brings the waves to you? This extreme week is sure to deliver adventure, challenge and discovery for both the novice and the more seasoned swimmers. Campers will partake and/or acquire knowledge of Extreme Water Activities, such as, team building, canoeing, tubing. All field trips during this week are centered around water activities. Campers will be ACA water safety certified by the end of the week. waiver needed! Week 4 August 1st – 5th Get your sunscreen out and be prepared for some out of this world amusement. During Extreme Parksadrenaline seekers look no further! The rush of the wind through your hair, the excitement of the roller coaster and the screams of enjoyment make Extreme Parks the biggest adrenaline rush ever! Through twists, turns and loops, upside down, backwards, and forwards Extreme Parks campers will enjoy the thrill of the ride. Field trips are centered around different types of parks . waiver needed! Week 5 August 8th – 12th WARNING! Participating in Extreme Outdoors is highly fun and a must for any extreme summer adventure. This extreme week is for the animal in us all! Campers will experience and be exposed to nature and the great outdoors through different activities such as, hiking, rock climbing, and the flying trapeze. All field trips during Extreme Outdoors week are based on outdoor activities. waiver needed! Week 6 August 15th – 19th Get ready to go on an Extreme Adventure. Are you up for the challenge… the Adventure Challenge? Heighten your experience, persevere through the total team challenge and achieve things you never thought were possible. Campers will push themselves to the limit with fun non-competitive games and activities. They will be tested to work together to problem solve, communicate, and complete their given task. All trips are centered around team building adventures. waiver needed!

10. Welcome Welcome to iCamp at Chesterbrook Academy Create. Invent. Explore. Every icamper (grades 2-9) is challenged to achieve their full potential and most importantly, have fun! Our engineering and robotics activities introduce campers to mechanical and programming concepts. Video game design activities teach children the fundamentals of computer programming and video game design. If your child has visions of becoming a great fashion designer, renowned architect or amazing artist, then our graphic design and digital art program will introduce them to new and exciting technologies. Our animation and digital video production activities introduce children to stop motion, live action and digital cell animation production. Our highly trained “adventure guides” help campers select programs that best suit their age, skill level and areas of interest to help maximize the fun for all icampers and let them experience the thrill of success. While icamp is great fun, its curriculum is developed to ensure real-life application of skills learned. We have many examples of icampers applying knowledge gained in icamp to make real, significant progress in their academic lives. iCamp Schedule Full Day Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am — 4:00 pm Lunch/ Snacks 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Half Day Hours (AM) Monday - Friday 9:00 am – 12 pm Extended Care 6:30 am — 9:00am 4:00 pm—6:30 pm 10 Themed Adventures Animation Alive Expedition Egypt Fashion Designer Mission to Mars Medieval Architect Olympics Team F1 Planet Protector Game maker Guru 4 Weeks of iCamp to choose from! Week 1 June 27 - July 1 Week 2 July 11 - 15 Week 3 July 18 - 22 Week 4 July 25-29

11. Camp Zone Registration Form Please place a check (P) in the appropriate box for your selections. Total at the bottom. A nonrefundable deposit of one week's camp fees is required at the time of enrollment to hold your reservation. The deposit will be applied to the campers' final week of camp. Weekly and specialty camp payments are due on the Thursday prior to the camp week.