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Summe r
Camp
June 7–August 6to All
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Ages 3–10th Grade • Op
The Memphis Jewish Community Center is committed
meet our to providing a safe, fun, and memorable day camp
Ca m p s t a f f experience for children ages 3 to entering 10th grade.
Judy Frisch
Early Childhood
Jonathan Gowan Sharon Kaplan Administrative Assistant
Assistant Director of Camp, ECC Camp Director
Juliana Harkavy Youth, & Family Services
Director Camp, Youth, &
Family Services
day camp dates Ecc camp dates
WEEK 1: June 7–11 WEEK 6: July 12–16 SESSION 1: June 7–18
WEEK 2: June 14–18 WEEK 7: July 19–23 SESSION 2: June 21–July 2
WEEK 3: June 21–25 WEEK 8: July 26–30 SESSION 3: July 6–16*
WEEK 4: June 28–July 2 WEEK 9: August 2–6
SESSION 4: July 19–30
WEEK 5: July 6–9 *
*No Camp for Day Camp or ECC Camp on July 5.
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Early Childhood Center Camp | Pg. 5
Ages 3 and 4 years old
All activities are subject to change
Traditional Day Camp | Pg. 6–7 depending on the most current Shelby
Entering Kindergarten to 6th Grade County Health Directive.
Sports Camps | Pg. 8–9
Entering 1st–6th Graders
Specialty Camps | Pg. 10–11
Entering 1st–6th Graders
Mah Ani Community Service Program
(In partnership with the
Wendy and Avron B. Fogelman Jewish Family Service)
Entering 7th and 8th Graders
www.jccmemphis.org/mahani
Counselor-in-Training Program
Entering 9th and 10th Graders
www.jccmemphis.org/cit
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FIELD TRIPS LATE NIGHTS IN-HOUSE ACTIVITIES NEW OFFERINGS 3
at camp
Instructional Swim
All campers ages 4 through 6th grade participate in
our Instructional Swim Program. Campers progress
through a series of levels, following structured
lesson plans that allow for an evolution of their
swimming skills; from basic water acclimation to
advanced strokes and techniques.
Free Swim
Campers ages 4 through 6th grade enjoy free swim
in our state-of-the-art outdoor pool and water park.
Campers age 3 engage in daily water play in the
Splash Pad or Toddler Wading Pool.
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All ECC campers visit our activity specialists
several times throughout the week and
relax during an age-appropriate rest time
everyday. Partial week options
camps are available.
Pitzel (meaning “TINY”)
3 by May 31, 2021 and Fully Potty Trained
Pitzel offers a lovely experience for your first-time camper.
Your child is immersed in interactive play and activities in a
structured, yet flexible, action-packed day. Campers complete
art projects, sing songs, enjoy story times, engage in daily water
play in the Splash Pad or the Toddler Wading Pool, and observe
weekly Shabbat celebrations. Pitzel is dedicated to helping
new campers make a smooth transition to camp and building
campers’ confidence in a group setting.
K’tonton (meaning “SMALL”)
4 by August 15, 2021 and Fully Potty Trained
K’tonton campers enjoy art projects, stories, music and
movement, manipulatives, weekly Shabbat celebrations, and
much more through opportunities through independent play
as well as counselor-directed activities. K’tonton is dedicated
to implementing beginning swim instruction and developing
campers’ individuality and creativity.
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The Ultimate Camp Experience – MJCC Traditional
Camp is the perfect place for a kid to be a kid!
A memorable summer awaits filled with fun and
excitement that promotes self-confidence, positive
camps values, and friendships that last a life time.
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Arts & C Dance • Lanyar cial Events • M
Drama • ield Trips • Spe m u c h more!
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kef (meaning “FUN”)
Rising Kindergartners • 5 by August 15, 2021
Visiting Programs Each Week
YoFI (meaning “GREAT”)
Rising 1st Graders • 6 by August 15, 2021
Field Trip WEEKS 2, 4, 6, 8
osher (meaning “JoY”)
Rising 2nd and 3rd Graders
Field Trip WEEKS 1, 3, 5, 7
Late Night WEEKS 3, 8
Weekly Electives
paeel (meaning “ACTIVE”)
Rising 4th –6th Graders
Field Trip Each Week
Late Night WEEKS 2, 7
Weekly Electives
Groups are divided by gender
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All sports campers swim twice a day;
instructional swim in the morning and free
sporctamsps
swim in the afternoon. Within each sports
camp, campers are divided by age and ability,
while following the same daily schedule.
Rising 1st – 6th Graders
*J Ninja Warrior and Pickleball are Grades 2nd–6th PIckleball *
WEEK 3
soccer Pickleball is a court sport similar to tennis with elements
of ping-pong and badminton. Pickleball campers will learn
WEEKS 2 AND 6
the basic fundamentals including footwork, strategy,
Get ready for a fun-filled, skills-based week of soccer! and match play all while having tons of fun! Campers are
Your camper will do drills and skills in the morning, and encouraged to bring their own pickleball paddle. Space
finish the day with fun competitions and scrimmages limited to 12 campers.
in the afternoons. Soccer camp is designed to
develop players with a focus on team-building and
sportsmanship. Coaches are provided through Purple J nInJa WarrIor *
Rain Soccer Club. WEEK 4
Participate in fun physical activities
basketball with obstacle courses, and team-
based challenges. It’s an exciting
WEEKS 1 AND 7
approach to fitness. Campers will
Partnering with The Memphis Grizzlies, we will have work on coordination, speed agility,
experienced coaching staff on hand to host an action balance, and so much more. They
packed, fun, and basketball skill development camp. will use everything from agility
Campers will focus on fundamental skills and enjoy ladders, ropes, slam balls, and
daily games and competitions. more! This camp will be taught by
our very own Coach Josh Wright,
Assistant Fitness Director.
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football
WEEK 3
Led by former Alcorn State Football Player, Jamison Knox, flag
football camp will focus on enhancing camper’s knowledge of
strategy and plays. Campers will enjoy working on offensive and
defensive drills, agility, passing, catching and kicking. Campers
will take part in scrimmages, and competitions all while having a
week of football fun!
all star sports
WEEK 9
All Star Sports campers will have a week filled with all different
sports including, soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, and so
much more! It will be a week filled with sportsmanship, friendly
competitions, and building everlasting friendships.
tennIs
WEEKS 4 AND 8
Led by our very own Coach Mark, tennis campers will learn basic fundamentals
of tennis. This includes footwork drills, games, strategy and match play.
Campers will be grouped according to age and/or ability, and are encourage to
bring their own racquet each day. Space limited to 15 campers per week.
camp games galore
WEEK 5
Campers will play a variation of camp games throughout the week including
Ga-Ga, Mini Color War, capture the flag, tennis baseball, and so much more! Each
day will be filled with new and original camp games that your camper will want
to play throughout the year!
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All specialty campers swim twice a day;
instructional swim in the morning, and free
swim in the afternoon.
camps
Rising 1st – 6th Graders
*Theatre is Grades 2nd–6th, Robotics I is Grades 1st–4th,
and Robotics II is Grades 4th–6th
chess
WEEK 8
MJCC Chess Camp welcomes beginner chess
art players to a positive environment for fun,
Drawing, Painting, and Collage – WEEK 5:
learning, and achievement. Hand selected
Campers will explore their creativity by creating
instructors have been trained by Grandmaster
2D art using techniques in drawing, painting, and
Alexander Stripunksy and International Master
collage.
Jake Kleinman from Midsouth Chess.
Sculpture – WEEKS 6 AND 7:
Campers will create 3D art using a variety of
different tools, materials, and methods focusing on theatre *
figure models and mask making. WEEKS 3 AND 4
Act, sing, and dance your way through summer!
HIpHop Dance Campers will learn theatre appreciation, acting
skills, movement, staging, and work on their stage
WEEK 2
presence. Theatre Camp ends with a performance
Taught by Stephen Prince Tate, campers will learn
for parents on Thursday, July 1, and for all
the basics of hip-hop dance. Campers will be able
campers on Friday, July 2.
to put on a dance recital for the rest of the camp
at Shabbat to showcase everything they learned
throughout the week.
10karate
WEEK 6
Campers will learn the basic
fundamentals of Karate. This week of
camp will teach campers self-confidence,
respect, and self-defense skills. Activities
will be led by certified instructors from
USA Karate.
robotIcs *
Robotics I – WEEK 5:
Campers will be introduced to robotics through use
of the Dash Robot I. Campers will learn about input
and output, sensors, and different motors. Space
limited to 12 campers per week.
Robotics II – WEEK 7:
Working with the Dash Robot II, campers will learn
complex versions of input and output, sensors, and
different motors. Space limited to 12 campers per
week.
11SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
JUNE 6 7 MOVIE 8 9 10 11 12
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KEF
FIRST DAY DAY OSHER
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W K SILLY HAT KEF YOFI
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SOCKS DAY
PAEEL
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OSHER
27 28 29 30 JULY 1 2 3
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GROW UP
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901 DAY PAEEL
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W K KEF YOFI OF
ECC CAMP
OSHER
AUGUST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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LAST DAY
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COLOR DAY END OF SUMMER DAY CAMP
BASH
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FIELD TRIPS LATE NIGHTS IN-HOUSE ACTIVITIES
PAEEL YOFI
WEEK 1: Skating WEEK 2: Memphis Zoo
WEEK 2: Mud Island WEEK 4: Children’s Museum
WEEK 3: Putt Putt Golf and Games WEEK 6: Jumping World
WEEK 4: Paddle Boats at Shelby Farms WEEK 8: Botanic Garden
WEEK 5: Bowling
WEEK 6: Outdoor Laser Tag at Shelby Farms KEF (IN-HOUSE ACTIVITIES)
WEEK 7: Memphis Zoo WEEK 1: Botanic Garden
WEEK 8: Jumping World WEEK 2: Paint a Piece
WEEK 3: Lichterman Nature Center
OSHER WEEK 4: TouchaTruck
WEEK 1: Bowling WEEK 5: Community Theater
WEEK 3: Skating WEEK 6: Magic Show
WEEK 5: Memphis Zoo WEEK 7: Water on Wheels
WEEK 7: Jumping World WEEK 8: Kindermusic
All activities are subject to change depending on the
most current Shelby County Health Directive.
13Financial Assistance
The MJCC has funds available to provide financial assistance
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to MJCC members only on an individual basis. Applications
Info r m a t for financial assistance must be submitted to the MJCC by
March 15, 2021. To request an application, please contact
t camp abou
Emma Gowan at egowan@jccmemphis.org or (901) 761-0810.
Payment Plans
NEW THIS YEAR! All camp If you authorize the MJCC to set-up a 3-month payment plan for
registration will be ONLINE ONLY! your remaining balance, the payments will be charged to your card
on file in 3 equal payments on the following dates:
Returning Campers March 8, 2021, April 7, 2021, and May 7, 2021
We have made registration even easier for you with our new
online registration. Visit www.jccmemphis.org/camp and click Late Registration Fee
ENROLL NOW in the top right-hand corner. Once registration is Any registration made less than 5 days before the start of a
complete, you will be prompted to click the CAMPER PROFILE camp week/session is subject to a $25 Late Registration Fee.
button and complete your child’s profile.
Changes to Registration
First Time MJCC Program Participants & Non-Members Any change in registration is subject to availability. If you switch
Please call the Member Services Desk at (901) 761-0810 to create to a session with a different price, you will be charged the higher
your Quattro Profile with all family members included. After you of the two fees. Changes for campers entering grades K–6 require
have completed this step, you may then visit a change form. Email daycamp@jccmemphis.org for the form.
www.jccmemphis.org/camp and click ENROLL NOW in the top All changes for ECC Camp should go through the MJCC Early
right-hand corner. Once registration is complete, you will be Childhood Office by emailing skaplan@jccmemphis.org.
prompted to click the CAMPER PROFILE button and complete
your child’s profile. Cancellation
All cancellations must be made in writing or via e-mail. For a full
Be sure to check your spam/junk folder for MJCC camp registration refund (minus $50 deposit), all cancellations must be made before
confirmation emails. May 6, 2021. We will not issue refunds after May 6, 2021.
Camp Hours COVID-19 Policy
Regular camp hours are 9am–4pm. We have new procedures in place to ensure the health and safety
AM Care is offered from 7–9am, and PM Care from of our members and staff while at the MJCC. We are working
4–6pm, for ages 3 years–6th grade. with the Shelby County Health Department and current Health
Directives to make sure all policies are up-to-date.
Lunch at Camp To read more about our current policies and procedures, go to
Campers must bring a lunch every day. Lunches are kept inside but www.jccmemphis.org/keepingyousafe
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PLEASE NOTE: A minimum of $50 per week will be due at the time of registration.
TRADITIONAL CAMPS SPECIALTY CAMPS
The following camps are $375 fee/$310m:
KEF
Weeks 1–4 and 6–9: $320 fee/$255m • Hip-hop
Week 5: $308 fee/$243m • Chess
• Karate
• Robotics I
YOFI
• Robotics II
Weeks 1–4 and 6–9: $320 fee/$255m
• Art I
Week 5: $308 fee/$243m
The following camp is $730 fee/$665m:
OSHER
• Theatre
Weeks 1–4 and 6–9: $320 fee/$255m
Week 5: $308 fee/$243m The following camp is $705 fee/$640m:
• Art II
PAEEL
Weeks 1–4, 6–9: $320 fee/$255m
Week 5: $308 fee/$243m ECC CAMPS
PITZEL & K’TONTON
SPORTS CAMPS 8 Weeks: $2,560 fee/$2,040m
All sports camps are $375 fee/$310m MWF June: $1,145 fee/$885m
MWF July: $1,145 fee/$885m
Mon-Fri per session: $665 fee/$535m
AM/PM CARE
See website for pricing.
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