This summer flew by so fast! I want to thank all the campers, parents and counselors that helped make this year the best ever. We went to so many places and learned so many things. Friendships were established that will last a lifetime. I am truly blessed to have each one of these children and adults in my life. God smiles on TCCA Summer Camp each year!! . ~~Mrs. Mary Knapp, Director

If you would like to inquire into TCCA Summer Camp and/or have additional questions, please call TCCA at (603) 692-2093 and speak with Mary Knapp Camp Director.

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2011 Summer Camp Hours of Operation:

• 8:30am to 4:30pm
• Extended care is available from 7:30am - 8:30am and 4:30pm - 5:30pm for NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE!
• Pick ups after 5:30pm will be subject to an additional fee

Thank you for being ON TIME (5:30pm or sooner) when picking up in the afternoon. The staff appreciates your cooperation!!

2011 Summer Camp Pricing:

• Registration fee: $45.00 1st child $70.00 2 children $90.00 family rate (3 or more)
• Weekly Rate: $120.00 - 1st child $115.00 subsequent children
• Daily Rate (Advance Notice): $45 daily per child
• Daily Rate (No Notice/Drop Offs): $55 daily per child

TCCA Summer Camp - for Ages 3-12. Our age groups are as follows:

• EYES (3-4) (potty trained) Sun, friendship, water, crafts and play is what this group will see each day at camp!
• EARS(5) I can hear these campers having fun! Acive, busy, curious, adventure, fun and a bit more structure will keep these campers happy! They love field trips!
• NOSES (6-8) Hands on good times, many field trips, This group makes sense out of having fun!
• MOUTHS (9-12) Team building experiencing, fun field trips just for them, learn about community service, life long friendships, they will be talking about the summer of 2011 for years to come!

Older children may come with prior permission from the Camp Director.

2011 Summer Camp Weekly Themes & Field Trips:

• June 20-June 24 Summer Time Fun!
• June 27-July 1 Sweet Home New Hampshire
• July 4-July 8 Stars and Stripes
• July 11-July 15 Christmas in July
• July 18-July 22 Wet 'n' Wild
• July 25-July 29 Animal Planet
• August 1-August 5 Color My World
• August 8-August 12 Gather Around the Tent
• August 15-August 19 Cooking up a Good Time
• August 22-August 26 The Last Hurrah!

2011 Summer Camp Wish List:

• empty and full toilet paper rolls (you should see the fun we have with these)
• paper towel rolls
• old CDs
• water toys
• sand toys
• scissors
• paint brushes
• glue sticks
• beach balls
• slip and slide (industrial strength)
• hoola hoops
• old ties
• washed out gallon milk jugs
• brown lunch bags
• blindfolds
• large wooden spoons
• large plastic bowls
• marbles
• pool noodles
• masking tape
• bouncy balls
• clean stuffed animals
• plastic animals
• clothes pins
• decks of cards
• empty pringles cans
• child craft magazines
• yarn
• buttons

2011 Summer Camp Chant:

Eyes can see we're having fun
Noses think they're number one
Ears are listening every day
Mouths always know what to say

Here we are its summertime
Time for fun and time for sun
Summer camp sure beats school
Summer camp is really cool!

Field Trips (on and off site):

Parents encouraged to attend. If you can help with transportation, please let the Camp Director know. Field trips may be subject to change.

**** PLEASE NOTE: Summer camp is not responsible for lost or stolen items

Notes from Camp:

7/ 26/11 - "I asked the campers why Mrs. Knapp works with the children and counselors at summer camp this morning. I wanted to know if they "got it". Some had great thoughts "so you can teach us to be good.", "so we can have fun and not sit home all summer", "so our parents can go to work", "so we can go on field trips", "so you can make money" (I had to chuckle) ... The teaching us to be good hit a warm spot with me. Yes that is one of my goals every summer. But when I asked them WHY would I want them to be good....they had a blank stare. I told them that being good at summer camp (yes we have had the bullying talks) is right BUT more importantly so they can learn to be good at...the yucky word....school. AND guess where else? HOME! Being good has rewards...not just from the prize box but from the heart as well. Some got it, some won't, some might later....bottom line....we can all use a lesson on "being good" from time to time!"
~~Mrs. Mary Knapp, TCCA Summer Camp Director