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360-778-7000 cob/org/recreation 23 examine and enjoy our natural world! Bring a lunch and water bottle daily. Dress for outside adventure. This camp will be run by Anna Dudley, the Americorps Assistant Parks Volunteer Coordinator and nature enthusiast. PROG# 29946 AGES: 12–14 years DAYS/DATES: Monday–Friday, July 20–24 TIME: 9am–4pm LOCATION: Fairhaven Park Pavilion (M-Th): Friday drop off at Boulevard Park playground, pick up at Maritime Heritage Park Pavilion, 514 W Holly Street COST: $95 CAMP LEADER: Anna Dudley MIN:10 MAX:12 SMART TRIPS ADVENTURE CAMP Adventure, exercise, self-esteem, confidence and independence. Kids 12-14 can get all of these (and more!) by learning to walk, bicycle and ride the bus for transportation. The Smart Trips Adventure Camp will train kids to travel safely and independently in Bellingham. Whatcom Smart Trips Staff will use games, field trips and classroom activities to teach map-reading, walking and bicycle safety, and bus route planning. All skills will then be put to the test during a super-fun Urban Transportation Scavenger Hunt! The instructor has taught independent travel skills to hundreds of middle- schoolers; she also taught her own daughters to walk, bicycle and ride the bus—confidently and safely. Must attend all training sessions (Mon-Thurs) to compete in the Urban Transportation Challenge on Friday. Wear good walking shoes every day and bring a bike to ride on Monday and Wednesday. Loaner bikes can be arranged with advance notice. Space is limited to 16! Sign up today! Co-sponsored by Smart Trips and Bellingham Parks and Recreation. SESSION 1 PROG# 29947 DATE: Monday–Friday, July 6–10 __________________________________________ SESSION 2 PROG# 29948 DATE: Monday–Friday, July 13–17 __________________________________________ SESSION 3 PROG# 29949 DATE: Monday–Friday, July 27–31 __________________________________________ TIME: 9am–1pm LOCATION: Meet at Cornwall Park Large Shelter AGES: 12–14 years COST: $20 INSTRUCTORS: Kirsten Wert MIN: 8 MAX: 16 WOODWORKING It's engaging. It's fun. It's constructive and educational. It's woodworking for children! While constructing wooden projects ranging from paddle boats to trucks, book holders to bird feeders and toolboxes, children ages 5 to 12 develop woodworking skills with basic hand tools. Students begin by making a simple project while learning tool usage and safety procedures. After completing their first project, students choose from a wide variety of projects according to their individual interests. Designing their own projects is encouraged. Enroll in one session, or all of them! Every class accommodates both new and experienced students. Instructor Alex Brede has more than 30 years of experience teaching woodworking to children and adults. A teacher for the last 21 years at Larrabee and Cordata Elementary Schools, he has taught every grade from Kindergarten through 5th. Tools and materials are provided. Minimum must be met one week prior to session start date SESSION 1 PROG# 29920 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 13–16 TIME: 9–11am __________________________________________ SESSION 2 PROG# 29921 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 13–16 TIME: 12 noon–2pm __________________________________________ SESSION 3 PROG# 29922 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 13–15 TIME: 2:30–4:30pm __________________________________________ SESSION 4 PROG# 29923 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 20–23 TIME: 9–11am __________________________________________ SESSION 5 PROG# 29924 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 20–23 TIME: 12 noon–2pm __________________________________________ SESSION 6 PROG# 29925 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 20–23 TIME: 2:30–4:30pm __________________________________________ SESSION 7 PROG# 29926 DAYS/DATES: Monday–Thursday, July 27–30 TIME: 9–11am __________________________________________

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