Comprehensive Child Development, Inc. Infant, Toddler & Preschool Child Care • Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
27 Years of Service • 5 Locations • Call 562-427-8834
2565 Pacific Ave., Long Beach • 622 E. Hill St., Long Beach • 769 W. 3rd St., San Pedro 2205 San Gabriel Ave., Long Beach • 909 W. "D" St., Wilmington •
www.ccdlb.org
• Pacific Conservatory Costa Mesa Campus Orange Campus
(714) 545-1217 (714) 545-1217
www.pacificconservatory.com Your child (ages 3-12) will experience music, art and drama each fun-filled day at DiscoveryARTS Camps available during winter, spring and summer vacations. These popular camps introduce children to the joys of artistic expression. Younger camp- ers enjoy singing, dancing, related art projects and Fairytale Theatre with provided costumes. Older campers participate in music theatre productions and art classes. Parent performances are held each Friday. You won’t want to miss these memory- making camps! Fast-track musicianship camps and Musical Madness Instrumental Introduction Camps are also available. Locations: 151 Kalmus, G-1, Costa Mesa, 92626; and 1311 E. Katella Ave., Orange, 92867. Formerly Pacific School of Music and the Arts. See ad on page 63.
• Rancho Rio Verde 1000 W. Carson St., Long Beach (310) 830-2060 Small group instruction in riding and vaulting (gym- nastics on horseback). Each camper has a horse to care for during the week. Horsemanship skills are taught by qualified instructors. One-week ses- sions are offered during spring break and summer, Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - noon. See ad on page 32.
Seal Beach Community Services (562) 431-2527, Ext. 344
www.ci.seal-beach.ca.us Winter Break Sports Camp (5-11): December 19- 23 and 27-30, 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. $120-150 or $35 per day.
• Skateboarding and Scootering Camps with Skatedogs (562) 343-1095
www.skatedogs.com Kids will make new friends, advance their skate- boarding or scootering skills, and most importantly, have fun, at Skatedogs’ school-break skateboard- ing camps offered through city parks and recre- ation departments. They also offer after-school and weekend classes, private lessons and birthday par- ties, see “Parties” and “Skateboarding.”
• Team OC Gymnastics, Cheer and Dance 385-B Clinton St., Costa Mesa (714) 444-1144
www.teamocfun.com
Winter and summer camps for kids (3-14) in full- or half-day sessions. Activities include gymnastics, trampoline, inflatable obstacle course and much more! Ask about their sibling and multiple camp discounts. See “Gymnastics” for complete listings. See ad on page 29.
• Tom Hicks Baseball Camps, LLC P.O. Box 15963, Long Beach, CA 90815-0963 (562) 425-2446
www.tomhicksbaseballcamps.com The 22nd annual THBC prides itself on being the area’s best fundamental baseball camp. Camps, offered during Christmas and Summer vacations, focus on individual instruction and improvement. Camps are available in Long Beach and the South Bay. For more information, see their listing in “Baseball,” or visit their website.
YMCA
www.ymcaoc.org,
www.lbymca.org Individual branches offer day camp (5-15) during traditional and year-round school vacations. Over- night camp (7-18) is also available, and may be of- fered throughout the school year. Family Camp (all ages) is held Labor Day weekend; locations at Big Bear Lake, Lake Mohave, Colorado River and Cata- lina Island. Financial assistance is available. Call individual branches for camp dates and details. See “Youth and Family Groups” for contact information.
cheerleading
Classes, camps and squads. Also see: “Foot- ball,” “Dance” and “Gymnastics.”
Boys and Girls Club Year-round cheerleading: Fountain Valley (6-11), Fullerton (6-12) and Westminster (7-11) branch- es. See “Youth and Family Groups” for contact information.
Cheerleading at Football Games American Youth Football and Cheer Cheerleading at AYF games for kids ages 5-15.
www.americanyouthfootball.com
Friday Night Lights Cheerleaders perform at games during the spring and fall seasons. Los Alamitos/Seal Beach and Huntington Beach. See “Football” for contact in- formation.
18 kidsguide fall/winter 11/12
Child Care and Education for Children Age 4 Mos to Kindergarten Child care spaces on a sliding fee basis through CA Dept. of Education funding
Family Child Care Home Education Network • Los Angeles Universal Preschool (LAUP)
Junior All-American Cheer Cheerleaders (4-14) perform at Junior All-American football games, July - December, and participate in cheerleading competitions. See website for team locations. See “Football” for contact information.
King Conference Football Girls (3-15) perform at King Conference football games, August - December, and participate in parades and competitions. Call for team locations. See “Foot- ball” for contact information.
Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. Flag and tackle football cheerleaders (5-15) perform at Pop Warner games and participate in cheerlead- ing competitions. Registration starts in February for August - November season. Visit the website for your city’s contact information.
www.popwarner.com
• Cypress College Kids’ College (714) 808-4909
www.sce.edu Fee includes pom-poms (4+), $55-65.
• Kick It Up 8129 East Wardlow Road, Long Beach (562) 430-1812
www.kickitup.com Go, fight, win with the Kick It Up Cheer Team. This noncompetitive, performing group meets weekly to work on non-stunted cheers and cheer/dance per- formance. Great for kids who have always wanted to cheer, but can only commit to one practice per week. Teams perform six times per season, October - July, at exciting venues, such as CSULB, The Home Depot Center, Knotts Berry Farm, OC Fair and others. Rea- sonable in price and geared for girls who just wanna have fun! Spaces are limited, so call today to reserve your child’s spot. For girls ages 5-11. (Interested in dance, birthday parties or camps? Check out listings in those sections.) See ads on pages 23 and 45.
National Cheerleaders Association (800) 533-8022
www.varsity.com National organization hosts and promotes cham- pionships, camps and events (10+) throughout Southern California.
Recreation Departments • Lakewood Recreation and Community Services - Cheerleading (12-18), $35. (562) 866-9771, Ext. 2408.
www.lakewoodcity.org
Most city recreation departments offer cheerlead- ing programs. See “Recreation Departments” for contact information.
• Team OC Gymnastics, Cheer and Dance 385-B Clinton St., Costa Mesa (714) 444-1144
www.teamocfun.com Classes for boys and girls (4+) include Intro to Cheer, Cheer Fundamentals, Tumbling Backhand- spring Bootcamp and more. They also offer an All Star Cheer team with additional performing oppor- tunities. See “Gymnastics” for complete listing. See ad on page 29.
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