$185. Winter: December 19-22 and 27-30. $159. Fall camps also include Buckaroo Time. Winter camps also include chess, tennis, soccer and teens.
• Kick It Up 8129 East Wardlow Road, Long Beach (562) 430-1812
www.kickitup.com Dance camps at Kick It Up are a blast and are a won- derful and magical way to spend your child’s winter break! They offer many camps: Winter Dance Camp for ages 4-8 includes all varieties of dance, acting and tumbling lessons, craft time and snacks; Monday - Thursday, December 19-22, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Jazz, Lyrical and Broadway Theatre Workshops, as well as other teen dance camps, are offered throughout win- ter break. For more information, visit the website at
www.kickitup.com. (Interested in dance, cheerlead- ing or birthday parties? Check out listings in those sections.) See ads on pages 23 and 45.
• Lakewood Recreation and Community Services (562) 866-9771, Ext. 2408 Family Camp (3-11): Overnight Camp at Monte Verde; $17 per couple, then $8 per person, October 15-16. Winter Tennis Camps, December 25-29 and January 2-5, 9 a.m. - noon; $112.
• LangoKids Irvine Bacchus Offi ce Park 9070 Irvine Center Drive, Ste. 135, Irvine (714) 864-4680
www.langokidsirvine.com
CampLango is an immersion camp offered dur- ing winter, spring and summer breaks, designed to give children a unique experience. Kids get to spend time having fun, acquiring a second or third language, and taking pretend trips—along with a “passport”—to different destinations in Latin America, France or China. Each CampLango ses- sion is a new destination that ends with a celebra- tion for parents, family and friends. The best thing is they don’t have to fl y! Without the hassle of lost luggage, they are able to “visit” these places and learn about their language, traditions, recreation and cuisine. Extended care in the morning and af- ternoon is available for free. See ad on page 33.
• Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Spring Camp At Leeway Sailing Center (562) 570-1888
www.longbeach.gov For children ages 5-12. Activities include sailing, ca- noeing, kayaking, crafts, games and an excursion to the Aquarium of the Pacifi c. Camp will be held April 9-13 at Leeway Sailing Center from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fee is $150. Extended Day Care is available from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. for an additional $25- 50 for the week. Registration for Spring Camp will be conducted by mail. Registration materials will be available March 1. To request registration materials, call the Aquatics Camps Offi ce at (562) 570-1888.
Los Alamitos Recreation (562) 430-1073 Kris Kringle Kids Kamp (5-15): Arts and crafts, out- door activities and movies. December 19-22, 27-
30, and January 2, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., extended hours, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. $25-30 per day.
• Los Alamitos Water Polo (949) 428-7576, (949) 533-5216
www.losalamitoswaterpolo.com In their school-break camps, serving all communi- ties, the focus is getting kids (4-14) used to the wa- ter in a non-competitive environment. In their youth program, kids strengthen swimming skills and are taught the basic fundamentals of water polo in a fun, safe setting. See listing in “Aquatics and Water Polo” for details. See ad on page 5.
• My Gym 3287 Industry Drive, near Redondo and Stearns (562) 986-0066
www.my-gym.com My Gym Children’s Fitness Center offers one of the best camp programs in town. Children of all ages can enjoy a day of camp with hands-on arts and crafts, music, dance, games, and overall emphasis on learning solid skills and fundamentals in sports and gymnastics. Themed days and activities add to the fun and atmosphere of the program. Call for details! See ad on page 47.
Newport Beach Recreation Services (949) 644-3151
www.campnewport.com Newport Beach Recreation offers more than eight different camps for winter break, December 19- 23; and 10 different camps for kids (3-17) during spring break. Call for dates.
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