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North Little Rock Parks & RecreationPrograms / Activities - SAPling |
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"Bodies in Motion"2011 Dates: North Little Rock Parks and Recreation wants to help your child grow to become a strong independent adult. Like a sapling and a tree, youth require encouragement, nourishment and skills to grow into a strong well rooted adult. It is NLRPR’s goal to offer the youth of North Little Rock and surrounding communities this chance by providing the necessary encouragement, skills and nourishment during the summer months through the NLRPR Summer Activities Program (SAPling). Your child will have the opportunity to grow physically and emotionally. Boys and girls going into the 1st* thru 8th grades in the Fall of 2011 will have the occasion to participate daily in fun and safe recreation activities such as sports, fitness, arts, humanities and life skills. Field trips will be taken and entrance fees are included in the cost of the session. *Students entering the 1st grade should bring a copy of their Kindergarten report card with their registration form. This program
participates in the USDA Summer Food Program A limited number of slots are available at each center. SAPling is not a certified DHS daycare. Downloads
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Cost for SAPling Camps* - Must register and pay by the Friday BEFORE the session begins
Focus Camps Each center will be host to three (3) Focus Camps throughout the summer. Each Focus Camp will include elements of the other camps. Swimming will be offered weekly. Field trips will be taken each session. End of Session Challenges. Each session will also include health and fitness components from the CATCH® (Coordinated Approach to Child Health) program.
For more information about this program, contact Pam, Jennie, or Ernest at 501-791-8545 or your nearest community center.
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