Special Section
2009 Camp & Summer
Program Directory
Theater in the Woods The Tanglewood School Victory Gymnastics Center
2 Helena Road • 10304 15 Tanglewood Drive • 10308 3575 victory Boulevard • 10314
718 351-6134 718 967-2424 • Fay Taranto 718 983-9090
JoAnna Petrouleas E-mail: tanglewood@si.rr.com
Email: theaterinwoods@aol.com
Sessions, Ages:
www.theaterinthewoods.org
Sessions, Ages: Mom & Tot, Pre-school gymnastics, School
2.6 to 7 years old. 2 classes. Full & half days Age gymnastics, High School gymnastics &
Sessions, Ages: available. 8 weeks available. extended hours. Cheerleaders.
July 13th–July 31st. Show August 1st.
Ages 9-17 years old. Register by May 2nd
Camp Philosophy: Camp Philosophy:
to recieve a 5% discount.
Arts and crafts, music and movement, enjoyment of recreational gymnastics,
great introduction to school, indoor and improve self-confidence & self-esteem.
Camp Philosophy:
outdoor games make great fun!
Theater in the woods is an intimate acting
Activities/Programs:
Activities/Programs:
school designed for teens to express
gymnastic classes, Si elite Cheerleaders,
Puppet shows, theme weeks, water games,
themselves through the art of dramatic
Birthday parties, Mom & Tot classes, High
talent show, pizza party, fun! Outdoor
theater either on stage, in front of a
school open workout. Air conditioning.
playscape, cooking, air-conditioned
camera or both!
classrooms.
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Activities/Programs:
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Acting, voice, dance, set design, filmmaker
Victory Sports Arena
class, acting for film class. Check availablity
The Little Gym of Staten Island
385 Wild Avenue • 10314
of bus service.
718 370-3727
Anytime, Summertime Kids Camp
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Email: info@victorysportsarena.com
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2955 veterans Road West • 10309
www.victorysportsarena.com
718 356-4500
Teen Naturalist
Email: tlgstatenislands@thelittlegym.com Sessions, Ages:
www.tlgstatenislands.com July 6-August 28. 8:30am-3:00pm. Monday to
200 Nevada Avenue • 10306
718 667-7475
Sessions, Ages:
Friday. Ages 4-11.
Maritza Cuevas
Ages 3 to 8. (Must be potty independent)
Camp Philosophy:
Email: education@sigreenbelt.org Have fun while learning the fundamentals
www.sigreenbelt.org
Camp Philosophy:
of sports.
Anytime, Summertime Kids Campat The
Sessions, Ages:
little gym is the place to be during summer Activities/Programs:
Ages: 13 & 14 year old teens
break! Our 3-hour camp days will incorpo- Baseball, basketball, soccer, fun games and
Session 1: July 6-9 • Session 2: July 13-16
rate a theme which may focus on our regu- activities along with professional instruction.
Session 3: July 20-23 • Session 4: July 27-30
lar gymnastics, karate, sports skills or dance 40,000 square feet. indoor sports camp.
Session 5: August 3-6 • Session 6: Aug. 10-13
program and will offer creative, non-com- Rain or shine.
petitive “summer related” games, adventures
Camp Philosophy: and challenges on the equipment. We guar-
This innovative, hands-on program will antee your child’s summer break will be a
cultivate environmental responsibility and fun-filled “summer workout”!
leadership in the hands of tomorrow’s
Activities/Programs:
leaders.
Call today for more information and enroll
your child in our Anytime, Summertime
Activities/Programs:
Kids Camp
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Teens will learn about biodiversity, outdoor
survival, habitats and gReeN liviNg.
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