Summer Fun - the Burr Ridge Park District

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2012DAYCAMPJune 4 – August 17Ages 5 – 12DirectorAsst DirectorAsst DirectorVicki ManteckKim VitekDave NowakLocationBurr Ridge Community CenterDaily Camp HoursMon through Fri 9:00 am – 4:00 pmExtended Camp HoursMon through Fri 7:00 am – 9:00 amMon through Fri 4:00 pm – 6:00 pmCounselor/Camper Ratio 1:12For weekly themes and printable registrationform, visit our website: www.brparks.orgRegistration Fees$20 per week due at timeof registration$10 per week for 1-2 day attendance$24 one-time t-shirt fee (3 CAMP T-SHIRTS)Fee is non-refundable and is not applied to weekly fees. (Registrationfee reserves a spot, purchases supplies, etc.) $24 t-shirt fee due atregistration.Camp Fees BR, WBDay Camp (9am-4pm)$126 ($131) per week + registration feeSingle Day (9am-4pm)Before Hours (7am-9am)After Hours (4pm-6pm)Field Trips$40 per day + registration fee$4.00 per hour as used billed weekly$4.00 per hour as used billed weekly$20 per trip (paid in cash on trip day)All Campers must attend if present onfield trip day.

THE BURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER PRESENTSBURR RIDGECONCERTSon the greenFRIDAYS, 7:30 - 9:00 PMFREE EVENTBURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER801 VILLAGE CENTER DRIVEOrganized by Burr Ridge Park District and the Village Events CommitteeJUNE 8 Big BandTHE STEVE COOPER ORCHESTRASponsored by The Loyola Center for Health at Burr RidgeJUNE 15 OldiesTHE NEVERLY BROTHERSSponsored by Russell Smith of Edward JonesJUNE 22 VarietyTHE CONNEXION BANDSponsored by Kumon Math & Reading Center of Burr RidgeJUNE 29 JazzTHE FLAT CATSSponsored by BMO Harris BankJULY 6 Classic Rock1969Sponsored by The Community Bank of WillowbrookJULY 13 Country/WesternPAMELA ROSE & WINDY CITY COUNTRYSponsored by BMO Harris BankJULY 20 Latin GuitarGUITARRA AZULSponsored by The Loyola Center for Health at Burr RidgeJULY 27Billy Joel/Elton John TributeBILLY ELTONSponsored by Russell Smith of Edward JonesAUGUST 3 – MotownTHE MOODSSponsored by Convergence TechnologiesAUGUST 10 –CaribbeanTROPIXPLOSIONSponsored by MARS Chocolate North AmericaAUGUST 17ABBA TributeABBA SALUTESponsored by Goldstine, Skrodzki,Russian, Nemec and Hoff. Ltd.For more informationBurrRidgeEvents.com630-654-8181Pedal The ParksA fund raising event the whole family can enjoy!Please join the Burr Ridge Community Park Foundationas we take a bike tour of the beautiful parks of Burr Ridge.Interested in participating and/or helpingout with the event?Contact Barb Dohrman at 630-920-1969 for more details.

www.brparks.org Community Events 5REGISTER AT THE VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK FOR THE FOLLOWINGCLASSES. CALL 630-323-8215 FOR INFORMATION.Fishing Derby Ages 5 –14Fee $5 ($7)Saturday, May 19 (Rain or Shine)10:00am – 12:00pm5th Annual ClassicWillow PondRods will be provided to the first 20 individuals enrolled.Bait, snacks and cold drinks will also be provided. Childrencan fish on their own or with parent assistance. Prizes willbe awarded to the largest catches, most catches and themost unusual catches. Fishing tips and handouts will beavailable for all. BR WBCAR SHOWBURR RIDGEJUNE 164:00 – 8:00PMFree Admission – $10 to Show CarBurr Ridge Village Center – County Line Rd. & Burr Ridge PkwySpace is limited. Pre-register your vehicle by callingCorvette Mike at (630) 230-0441 or visit www.burr-ridge.govPRESENTED BY CORVETTE MIKE MIDWEST ANDTHE VILLAGE OF BURR RIDGEIndependence Day CelebrationJuly 3Pleasantdale Park DistrictFireworks begin at 9:30pmwww.pleasantdaleparks.orgREGISTER FOR THIS CLASS AT WILLOWBROOK PARKS AND RECREATION.CALL 630-323-8215 FOR MORE INFORMATION.Firecracker Bingo!! All AgesFee $5 per Person ($10) $15 per Family ($20)Monday, July 26:00 – 7:30pmStart out the Independence Day Holiday with a little bit ofbingo fun. Prizes (non-monetary) will be awarded and refreshmentswill be served. WB, BRCodilis & Associates, P.C.Burr Ridge 5K Run/WalkDowntown Burr Ridge USATF Certified Running CourseSaturday, June 23 – 8:00amFee $35 ($50 after June 1)Registration Closes June 21Call 630-850-4050 orvisit www.right-fit.com for information.COMMUNITY YARDSALESaturday, July 14 *Willow Pond Plainfield & Adams, Willowbrook8:00am – 2:00pm$15 per table ($20)Clean out your rooms, closets and garages and sell yourunwanted items at our Community Yard Sale. Fee includesa picnic table to display your items as well as advertising.Upon registration, you will receive instructionsand guidelines for selling your wares. For more information,please call the Village of Willowbrook, 630-323-8215, or the Burr Ridge Park District, 630-920-1969.BR, WB*(Rain Date: Sunday, July 15)WB BR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANDBURR RIDGE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTCruisin’ 66Saturday, August 1111:00am – 3:00pm – Harvester ParkFEATURING A FANTASTIC CAR SHOWFOOD, VENDOR BOOTHS AND FUN FAMILY ACTIVITIESVillage of Willowbrook Free Activities Call 630-323-8215 for additional information.Free Event: Touch A TruckThursday, July 19 10:00am – 12:00pmCommunity Park, 208 Midway DriveOutdoor Movie NightCommunity Park, 208 Midway Drive“How to Train a Dragon”Thursday, August 16, at dark (Rain Date August 17)

Special Eventswww.brparks.org6Out of this World Family Fun!July 212:30 – 1:45pmHarvester ParkSponsored by MARS Chocolate North AmericaFREE Picnics in the ParkPre-Registration Required! 630-920-1969Code SE12-1August 812:30 – 1:45pmWoods PoolCode SE12-2Everyone, parents included, will havehot dogs, chips and a drink. Plenty ofgames and activities planned.Pack a lunch and come to the pool. Wesupply the lemonade, a great themeactivity, and fun at the Pool.Moon FestFamily Camp OutFamilies – All AgesHarvester ParkFriday, SaturdayJune 29, 30 7:00pm - 7:00amFee $40 ($45)/familyScheduled Activities:Code SE9Wetland Hayrides, Family Crafts, Athletics, Games, WaterBalloon Launch, Campfire ActivitiesBring your tent and sleeping bags – we supply the rest. Breakfast and snacks are included.(Restroom facilities available at the concession stand.) BR, WBThe Moon, Mars & More2012 National “Night Out”FREE EventPre-Registration Required! 630-920-1969Code SE40Tuesday, August 7, 6:00 – 8:00pmHarvester ParkKids Show featuring Entertainment – FREE Ice Cream – Children’s ActivitiesCome Early – Bring a Picnic – Stay for the FunSponsored byBurr Ridge Police Department – Burr Ridge Park District – MARS Chocolate North America

www.brparks.orgWetland ClassesBoys & Girls 4–5 and 6–8 without parentInstructors Sherry Stednitz, Kenzie Stednitz, Erin NavinsMeet at Burr Ridge Community CenterTuesdaysFee $12 ($15)per child per class BRMin/Max 6/12Summer Fun7Discover all the wild and fascinating things happening in Harvester Park’s wetlandsIncludes snack and a craft.Age 4-55:00pm to 6:15pmJune 12 Wetland ScientistsCode WWT-1Explore the secrets of erosion and pollution control thatthe wetlands play using hands on experiments and activitiesdone on site at the pond.June 19 Critter CapersCode WWT-2Learn facts and features of different animals that live andvisit the Harvester Park Wetlands. Then take a hike insearch of these unique animals and make a craft based onone of these animals.June 26 Going BattyCode WWT-3Go on an adventurous hike through our wetlands andturn over logs, search through leaves, check out dead treelimbs in search of signs of the night visitors to our wetlands.Learn about their habits, habitat, and make a craft.July 10 Coyote ClubCode WWT-4Learn how to track animals and go on a hike in search ofclues to track the animals that visit our wetlands on a regularbasis. Make a mold of a footprint to bring home!Age 6-86:30pm to 7:45pmJune 12 Rangers & RangerettesCode ER-1Learn how the wetlands play a role in pollution and erosioncontrol using hands on activities and science experimentsdone on site at the pond.June 19 Animal AdventuresCod ER-2Learn facts and features of different animals that live andvisit the Harvester Park Wetlands. Then take a hike insearch of these unique animals and make a craft based onone of these animals.June 26 Night StalkersCode ER-3Learn about the habits and habitats of some of the mostinteresting night creatures of the wetlands.Go on a hikein search of telltale signs of these night creatures.July 10 Scat That! Code ER-4Learn how to track animals by their footprints, fur, andscat! Then go on a hike in search of clues to track animalsthat visit our wetlands on a regular basis. Make a mold ofa footprint to bring home!July 17 Tadpole Tales Code WWT-5Learn about the variety of aquatic life in our pond, thenhike to the pond to try to catch and release a frog or two!Make a biodegradeable canoe to set sail in the pond thatthe fish and birds will eat.July 31 Bird Brain Code WWT-6Investigate the world of the unique and beautiful wetlandbirds. We will use activities, take a hike to the pond, andcrafts to learn about the unique feathered friends that visitHarvester Wetlands.August 7 Wetland DetectivesCode WWT-7Take me to the wetlands! Enjoy an outdoor nature adventureand learn about plants and animals in our wetlands.Make a craft using materials from the wetlands.July 17 Swamp Life Code ER-5Learn about the variety of aquatic life in our pond, thenhike to the pond to try to catch and release a frog or two!Make a biodegradeable canoe to set sail in the pond thatthe fish and birds will eat.July 31 Take FlightCode ER-6Investigate the world of the unique and beautiful wetlandbirds. We will use activities, take a hike to the pond, andcrafts to learn about the unique feathered friends that visitHarvester Wetlands.August 7 Nature ExplorersCode ER-7Take me to the wetlands! Enjoy an outdoor nature adventureand learn about plants and animals in our wetlands.Make a craft using materials from the wetlands.

8Summer Fun www.brparks.orgThe Art of BassFishing Teens & AdultsSaturday, May 12(Rain or Shine)1:00pm – 2:30pmHarvester Park Wetland ShelterFee $10 ($15) Code ABFJoin resident fishing expert George Scukanec, holder of over 2,500 Illinois Dept.of Conservation Big Fish Awards, for an “on the water” class at our newly stockedpond in the Wetlands to discuss techniques and observe demonstrations that willhelp you become a better bass fisherman. Includes instruction, snack and beverages.Please bring your tackle for evaluation. BRInstructor George Scukanec Min/Max 5/16You Caught ItNow Cook It!FamilySaturday, July 216:00pm – 8:00pmMeet at Harvester Park Wetland ShelterFee $25 ($30)Code YCFirst we’ll fishing, then we’llhave a cooking demo. Fried,grilled, and baked, this willbe a gourmet delight!Activities for kids!All materials included. BRInstructor George ScukanecMin/Max 5/15Fishing 101 BRBoys and Girls - Ages 9 Years and OlderWednesdays 1:00 – 2:15pmJune 13, 20, 27Meet at Harvester Park Wetland ShelterFee $25 ($30) 3 wk sessionCode LTF-1Week One: The basics of fishingWeek Two: Catch fish from ourstocked pondWeek Three: Adv. casting & tackle selectionEagle Scout Project: Catch & ReleaseLearn To FishAges 6 –11SaturdayJune 309:00am to 11:00amMeet at Harvester Park Wetland ShelterFee $5Code YL26Prospective Eagle Scout SethBiedrzycki has a great fishingexperience ready for you!Learn about different species offish, how to rig a reel, how to tieknots, bait a hook, and cast. Therewill be special giveaway prizes! BRMin/Max 5/25Trail KitsBird Trail KitBirds are the mostobserved species of animals hereat Harvester Park. This trail kitwill allow you to have more funlearning about the birds of HarvesterPark. In addition to utilizingthe contents of this kit, be sure tostop at the trailhead and fishingdock to view permanent displaysabout birds. Trail kits are availabefor checkout at BRCC.This Wetland Is Polluted?Trail KitIn this trail kit, you will learnabout– the value and purpose ofthis wetland– which neighboringproperties contributewhat types of pollutants– the amazing pollutionbenefits of wetland plants– actually test the pond fordissolved oxygen levels, andthe saturation levels ofphosphates and nitrates.Follow the lesson plan and developa better understanding ofthe fragile nature of the ecosystemwhile having fun performingsome investigative work.Trail Kits

www.brparks.orgPreschool Age Cooking ClassesSticky FingersDevelops Nutrition Awareness & Fine Motor SkillsAges 3-4 with parentSpringtime SnacksMonday, May 710:30 – 11:30amFee $15 ($18)Code STI-1Burr Ridge Community CenterWhat better way to celebrate Spring than with flowersthat are sandwiches and wormy cupcakes! BRSummertime FunMonday, June 410:30 – 11:30amFee $18 ($23)Code STI-1Burr Ridge Community CenterSummer is here so come and celebrate by making allkinds of summertime snacks and treats. BRInstructor Chef Mary Gail Bennett Min/Max 6/12Sponsored in part by Whole Foods Market.Magic Tricks Ages 5-11New tricks every sessionTake your magic kit homeThursday, June 14 6:45pm – 7:40pmBurr Ridge Community Center Min/Max 5/40Fee $20 ($25)Code YL10-1Amaze your family and friends with your magic abilities.Learn to impress your audience with these quick to learn,easy to perform tricks. BRInstructor Magic Team of Gary KantorPinkaliciousAges 4-7ThursdayAugust 22:00 – 3:30pmFee $20 ($22)Code PINKBurr Ridge Community CenterSummer FunPreschool Cooking/ReadingDevelops Healthy Eating Habits & Reading ReadinessAges 4 – 5 without parentAlice inWonderlandFriday, May 412:00 – 1:30pmFee $16 ($19)Code LICH1Burr Ridge Community CenterAlice in Wonderland tea party! Everyone is invited! We’llprepare sandwiches, nibbles and sweets. All served withour favorite “kids” tea in a pretty pot. BRInstructor Chef Mary Gail Bennett Min/Max 6/12Sponsored in part by Whole Foods Market.Teddy Bear PicnicAges 2-4 with parentLearning through Creative PlayMonday, May 219:30 – 10:30am7Fee $15 ($18)Code KK3-1Burr Ridge Community CenterIf you go down to the woods today . . . Today’s the day theTeddy Bears have their Picnic! This special one-day classwill be devoted to teddy bears! Our adventure will includea snack, craft, story, games and activities that will engageyour child in creative play. BRInstructor Barb Slade Min/Max 4/12Wear your tutus and tiaras and let’s have a Pinkaliciousgreat time! We will earn how to curtsey, use proper tablemanners, and set a table fit for a queen. BRMin/Max 4/12Instructor Allison Prelaske, Sherry Stednitz

10 Early Childhood www.brparks.orgIcky StickyOoey GooeyAges 1-3 with parentTuesdays, 9:00 – 10:00amBurr Ridge Community CenterSession One May 15, 22, 29 Code IST-1Session Two June 12, 19, 26 Code IST-2Session Three July 10, 17, 31 Code IST-3Fee $24 ($27) per 3/wk session Min/Max 5/14Have some icky sticky ooey gooey fun with your toddler.Each week will be filled with fun and MESSY activities as weplay games, do crafts, have a snack...all based on a funtheme. BR Instructor Sherry StednitzShake It Up Baby!Ages 1 – 2 1/ 2 with parentShake Your BodyBounce & Giggle.Shake Your Rattle,Spin & Wiggle.Fee $24 $(27) Min/Max 5/12Burr Ridge Community CenterThis class is a perfect way to introduce your child toplaying with friends. There will be circle time with songs,a story and a snack. BR Instructor Allison PrelaskeWednesdays 9:15 – 10:00amSession One June 13, 20, 27 Code SIB-1Session Two July 11, 18, 25 Code SIB-2Session Three Aug 1, 8, 15 Code SIB-3Tiny Toes MusicInfant-6 years with parentFee $182 ($136 for siblings)Burr Ridge Community Center vMay 31 – July 19 12:45 – 1pm or 1:45–2:30pmNo Class July 5Time Code Time Code12:45 – 1:00pm TTM-1 1:45pm – 2:30pm TTM-2Sep 10 – Nov 5 9 – 9:45am or 10 – 10:45amTime Code Time Code9:15 – 10:00am TTM-1 10:15 – 11:00am TTM-2For a complete class description, visit www.TinyToesMusic.com.Instructor Roberta Wentling Max Class Size 10Mother GooseAges 2-3 without parentFridays 9:15 – 10:15amFee $36 $(41) Min/Max 5/12Burr Ridge Community CenterSession One June 8, 15, 22 Code KK1-2Session Two July 13, 20, 27 Code KK1-3Session Three August 3, 10, 17 Code KK1-4Mother Goose is a perfect way to introduce your child to apreschool setting. Children have circle time with songs, astory, a snack, do a project and have lots of time for socializationand play!. BR Instructor Barb SladeDora & DiegoIslandAdventureAges 3 -5 without parentThursday, June 2810:00 – 11:30amFee $20 ($22) Code SE21 Min/Max: 5/12Come on vamanos! This class has all the trappings of thepopular toddler television hit: using the map, the backpackand the rule of three tasks, we will dramatize and craft adramatic adventure for your little ones to go on! Dress forweather and wear close toed shoes.BRREGISTER FOR THIS CLASS AT WILLOWBROOK PARKS ANDRECREATION. CALL 630-323-8215 FOR MORE INFORMATION.Mommy & Me Yoga Ages 8 mos-2 yearsThursdays, 10:45 – 11:30 amJune 21 – July 26 Aug 2 – Sept 6 Sept 13 – Oct 18Sess Fee: $50 per parent/child ($55) $20 per addl. child

www.brparks.orgMini Camp HarvesterBoys & Girls Ages 3-4Games, Hiking, CraftsTuesday, Wednesday & ThursdayBurr Ridge Community Center9:00 – 11:30amFee $50 ($55) per session Min/Max 10/20Mini Camp Harvester has a weekly theme that focuses on makinglearning a fun experience. Each session will include games, crafts,playground time, hiking, snacks and lots of fun. Child must be pottytrained. Instructor Barb Slade BR WBDates Theme CodeJune 12, 13, 14 Leaping Lizards FC2-1June 19, 20, 21 Pirates and Princesses FC2-2June 26, 27, 28 America The Beautiful FC2-3July 10, 11, 12 Sand-Pals, Shovels, Fun FC2-4July 17, 18, 19 Pound Puppies FC2-5July 24, 25, 26 It’s A Small World FC2-6July 31, Aug 1, 2 Farm Friends FC2-7August 7, 8, 9 Carnival & Circus Fun FC2-8August 14, 15, 16 Going on a Bear Hunt FC2-9Camp HarvesterBoys & Girls Ages 5 -6Tree House ClubTuesday, Wednesday, andThursdayBurr Ridge Community CtrHarvester Park9:00 – 11:30amFee $50 ($55) per session Min/Max 10/20Join the Tree House Club and explore recycling, dinosaurs,wetland things, and more. Go on a weeklyadventure and experience the joy of learning throughtheme-based projects and play plenty of games, docrafts, hike, and have good nutritious snacks everyday in the Tree House. BR WBInstructor Gina MacchiaDates Theme CodeJune 12, 13, 14Mini Camps for KidsOutback Adventure FC4-1June 19, 20, 21 Under The Sea FC4-2June 26, 27, 28 It’s A Bug’s Life FC4-3July 10, 11, 12 Blizzard Beach FC4-4July 17, 18, 19 Swamp Critters FC4-5July 24, 25, 26 Passport to Fun FC4-6July 31, Aug 1, 2 Game Time FC4-7August 7, 8, 9 Carnival & CircusFunFC4-8August 14, 15, 16 Anything Goes FC2-99Little Book Worms CampAges 2-3 without parentMondays 9:30 – 11:00amBurr Ridge Community CenterFee $14 ($17) Max Class Size: 10This theme-based program will help prepare your child forpreschool. Every week we’ll read a book and do crafts andactivities related to the book. Kids do not have to be pottytrained but parents must be accessible by phone to changediapers/pull-ups. BR, WB Min/Max 5/10Instructor Barb SladeDate Book of the Day CodeJune 11 Meet the Lorax BC-1June 18 Very Hungry Caterpillar BC-2June 25 If You Give a Mouse a Cookie BC-3July 9 Going to the Beach BC-4July 16 Animal Boogie BC-5July 23 5 Monkeys Jumping BC-6On the BedJuly 30 Cock-A-Doodle Who? BC-7August 6 Clifford Joins the Circus BC-8August 13 Curious George BC-9

12Cooking & More www.brparks.orgAmerican Girl Favorite FoodsAges 7-10Thursday, May 31 4:00 – 6:00pmFee $35 ($40)Burr RidgeCommunity CenterCode AG3Bring your favorite AmericanGirl doll because weare going to cook favoritefoods from Molly, Kirsten,Samantha and Addy’sCookbooks! BRInstructor Chef Mary GailBennett Min/Max 6/12American Girl Hawaiian LuauJuly 12Burr Ridge Community CenterAge Time Code Fee4-7 1:00 – 2:30pm AG4 $20 ($22)7-10 3:00 – 4:30pm AG5 $20 ($22)Aloha! We will decorate the room and table, and make specialtreats for a fun Hawaiian Luau with your favoriteAmerican Girl Doll. Bring your doll. BR Min/Max 10/30Instructors Sherry Stednitz, Allison Prelaske,Chef Mary Gail BennettCONTACT THE VILLAGE OFWILLOWBROOK AT630-323-8215 FOR MORE INFORMATIONABOUT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM.Baby Sitters Clinic Grades 5-8Wed, Aug 8Wed, Aug 156:00 – 8:30pm6:00 – 7:30pmFee $23 WB, BR ($28) Min/Max 6/20Baby Sitters Clinic teaches the various aspectsof babysitting and staying homealone. Topics include handling situationssuch as storms, prowlers and other emergencies;disciplining children; creatingfun activities; and preparing easy snacks.Certificates will be awarded to those whoattend both sessions. Each participantwill receive our informative handbook,“The ABC’s of Babysitting.” The handbookincludes dozens of common sense tips,games and other ideas to make very babysitter more effective and each job more enjoyable.BR, WBMonday, July 2American GirlPretend SleepoverAges 4-77:00 – 9:00pmFee $35 ($40)Code AG6Burr Ridge Community CenterWe’re having a make-believe American Girl Slumber Partyso be sure to wear your PJ’s and bring your doll (sheshould be wearing her PJ’s too). Then we’ll make slumberparty snacks and have lots of fun at the best pretendsleepover ever! BRInstructor Chef Mary Gail Bennett Min/Max 6/12Summer Sweets & TreatsAges 8-13Learn to make some all time favorites.1:30 – 3:30pmBurr Ridge Community Center KitchenFee $35 ($40) BR Min/Max 5/10June 12 (Tue) Sweet Treats Code CYT-2Fudge Topped Custard Filled Cream PuffsCake Pops, Whoopie PiesJune 19 (Tue) It’s All About the Cupcakes Code CYT-3Cream Filled Chocolate CupcakesRed Velvet CupcakesFlower Cupcakes in a ConeJuly 26 (Thur) Fabulous Frozen Treats Code CYT-4Homemade Ice CreamZoku Frozen PopsFruit Smoothies & More!All Chefs MUST wear closed toe shoes and tie hair backNO SANDALS ALLOWED IN THE KITCHEN!Let us know about food allergies.

www.brparks.orgYouth Culinary CampsMin-Max 5/10With Chef Mary Gail Bennett10:00am – 12:30pm(All Culinary Camps)Burr Ridge CommunityCenter KitchenCooking Camps13Little Kids Cooking Camp Ages 5 -8 Daily Fee $40 ($45) 3 Day Fee $110 ($120)Introduce your child to the world of culinary arts. Kids learn the basics of cooking, kitchen safety, baking techniques,culinary terms, food presentation and basic food knowledge. Each day will have a fun theme to help get your child excitedabout cooking and eating! BRJuly 16-18Breakfast toDinnerFull 3 Day CodeLKC-5MondayRise N Shine!Single Day Code LKC-2French Toast PuffsCheesy Egg CupsMaple SausagesFresh Fruit SundaesTuesdayLunchtimeSingle Day Code LKC-3Turkey PaniniMixed Up Pasta SaladFruit KebobsChocolate Chip CookiesWednesdayTime for DinnerSingle Day Code LKC-4Spaghetti and MeatballsCaesar SaladGarlic BreadOreo PieJunior Chefs Camp Ages 8 -11 Daily Fee $40 ($45) Full Week Fee $140 ($150)This camp features hands-on cooking and lots of eating. We’ll focus on following recipes, learning about ingredients andworking cleanly and safely in the kitchen while we explore foods from around the world. BRJune 25-28A Trip AroundThe WorldFull Week CodeJC-6MondayA Taste of ItalySingle Day Code JC-2Creamy TomatoPastaand SausageCaesar SaladCheesy Garlic BreadOreo PieTuesdayAmerican ClassicsSingle Day Code JC-3Juicy BurgersFancy Fruit SaladPotato Wedge FriesBrownie SundaesWednesdayMexican FiestaSingle Day Code JC-4Salsa and ChipsChicken FajitasRoasted Corn SaladChocolateOatmeal BarsThursdayA Trip to FranceSingle Day Code JC-5Croquet MonsieurPocketsHerb RoastedPotatoesChocolate MousseCulinary Camp for Young Teens Ages 11-15 Daily Fee $40 ($45) Full Week Fee $140 ($150)This camp will allow your teen to experiment hands on with simple yet sophisticated menus that they will enjoy recreatingat home. They will learn essential cooking and baking techniques, menu planning and organizing prep work. BRJuly 9 – 12All TimeFavoritesFull Week CodeCYT-9MondayBrunchtime FavsSingle Day Code CYT-5Dutch BabyPancake PuffCheesy Egg andHam StrataMaple BaconCrumb CakeTuesdaySouthern FavsSingle Day Code CYT-6Oven Fried ChickenBaked Mac & CheeseGlazed CarrotsChocolate Cream PieWednesdayCafe FavsSingle Day Code CYT-7Turkey & PestoPaniniPotato Wedge FriesBroccoli SaladFudge Layer CakeThursdayBakeshop FavsSingle Day Code CYT-8NapoleonsVanilla ButtercreamCupcakesChocolate ChipBanana BreadChocolate OatmealBars

14 Summer Fun www.brparks.orgMath Enrichment CampAges 6-125-10 Students per classMonday – ThursdayBurr Ridge Community CenterInstructor Abbas JaffaryFee $80 ($85) per session BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180Session 1 July 31 – August 2Session 2 August 6 – August 9Session 3 August 13 – August 16Math Enrichment Camp enters it’s 7th year at BurrRidge Park District. This extremely productive camphelps students get ready for the upcoming school year.Instructor Jaffary is committed to helping his studentsunderstand the steps of problem solving.Prep for Upcoming School YearFirst and Second GradeThird and Fourth GradeFifth and Sixth Grade9:00am – 10:00am10:15am –11:15am11:30am – 12:30pmCamp Structure(All exercises are level appropriate.)Day 1 ArithmeticDay 2 GeometryHow do mental mathexercises work?How are shapes used tobuild structures?Day 3 Problem Solving What do numbers meanin a story problem?Day 4 Math & MusicHow do numbersbecome songs? (Pleasenote: Final class will beextended by 15 min.)Program codes are available at BRCC.PRIVATE TUTORING IS ALSO AVAILABLE.Academic Enrichment CampAges 6-11 BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180Instructor Michael Peterson4-15 Students per class9:00 – 11:00am (Monday – Thursday)Burr Ridge Community CenterJune 18 – July 19Fee $650 ($660) vCode AEC-1July 23 – August 23Fee $690 ($700) vCode AEC-2Help your child keep his academic skills and tools sharpover the summer in a fun, academic setting. These twohourclasses will focus on getting ready for the next schoolyear. No class July 4.Instructor Michael Peterson has been a teacher for 10years and holds a Master of Arts in Teaching from National-LouisUniversity and a Bachelors of Arts in Psychologyfrom Prescott College.College Bound WritingGrades 11 and 12 BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180Mondays5:00 – 7:00pmCommunity Room Inside Barbara’s BookstoreLocated at 810 Village Center Drive, Village Center, Burr RidgeFee $345 ($355) v Min/Max 1/5This small-group writing camp will help you sortthrough confusing college applications and give you theskills needed to complete a college application essay. Inaddition, it will prepare you to be a successful writer incollege. Small class sizes will allow the personal attentionneeded to thrive as a writer.Session 1 June 18 – July 16 Code CBW-1Session2 July 23 – August 20 Code CBW-2Instructor Michael PetersonACT Prep BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180Instructor: Michael PetersonSundays9:00am – 1:00pmBurr Ridge Community CenterFee $500 ($510) v Min/Max 5/10This class focuses on all 5 subjects included on the ACTexam. Every student takes a diagnostic pretest to personalizetheir course of study. Small class size guarantees an individualizedapproach to ensure the highest score possible.Session I June 17 – July 15 Code ACT-1Session II July 22 – August 19 Code ACT-2

www.brparks.orgDance CampInstructor Miss Barbara KleinMonday – Friday1:30 – 3:00pmSummer FunNature PhotojournalismAges 6-1115Burr Ridge Community CenterFee $65 (70) Min/Max 5/10Dance Camp returns under the direction of Miss BarbaraKlein, owner of Dance One Studio. Miss Barbara is BurrRidge Park District’s Tap and Jazz/Hip Hop Instructor.She has been teaching dance in the Chicagoland area forover 25 years. BR. WBTap/Ballet/Tumbling Ages 4-6July 9 – 13Code PA2-1This is a gently structured camp that will enhance yourchild’s trust in his/her own creative expression. Wearloose clothing and bring tap, ballet and tennis shoes.Hip/Hop Break Dancing Ages 7-12July 16 – 20Code PA2-2Explore fundamental steps and learn to combine elementsof hip hop and break dancing into routines. Wear looseclothing and tennis shoes.Tuesdays and ThursdaysMeet at Burr Ridge Community Center4:00 – 5:00pmFee $120 ($125) per session v Min/Max 4/15Nature/Photojournalism will teach your child to developa "photographic eye" and an artistic writing style. Poetry,stories, and nonfiction expository papers will be written toaccompany the pictures taken on "nature photo shoots"and then combined to create published articles. BRSession 1 June 28 - July 24 Code NP-1Session 2 July 26 - August 21 Code NP-2Instructor Michael Peterson holds a masters degree in educationwith a minor in photography.Chess Camp Ages 6-13Instructors: Chess ScholarsBurr Ridge Community CenterThis camp is great for both beginners and experienced players.Each class consists of a fun interactive teaching periodand guided practice time. New and returning participantswill advance to the next level under the guidance of an experiencedChess Scholars Coach. There will also be a chesscompetition with prizes! Each participant takes home achess set and an award. Bring your own snacks! BR`, WBMin/Max 4/12July 9 – 13 (M-F)1:30pm – 3:00pmCode YC13-1 Fee $100 ($105)(7 1 /2 hrs instruction)July 30 – Aug 3 (M-F)1:30pm – 4:30pmCode YC13-2 Fee $160 ($170)(15 hrs instruction)Aug 13 – Aug 17 (M-F) 9:00am – 12:00pmCode YC13-3 Fee $160 ($170)(15 hrs instruction)Chess Strategy For Kids Ages 7–11Instructors: Chess ScholarsBurr Ridge Community CenterThis camp is great for both beginners and experienced players.Each class consists of a fun interactive teaching periodand guided practice time. New and returning participantsare welcome and will advance to the next level under theguidance of an experienced Chess Scholars Coach. There willalso be a chess competition with prizes! Each participanttakes home a chess set and an award. Bring your ownsnacks! BR Min/Max 6/16July 16 – 20 (M-F)10:00am – 11:30amCode YC13-4 Fee $100 ($105)Aug 6. – Aug 10 (M-F)1:30pm – 3:00pmCode YC13-5 Fee $100 ($105)Willowbrook Chess ClubNEW!The club welcomes players of all levels.For information,call the Village of Willowbrook, 630-323-8215.

16 Summer Fun www.brparks.orgMusicCheerleading InstructionAges 5 8Flag Football Game Half Time PerformancePianoOne-On-One Lessons Ages 5 & upInstructor Janice MatthewsBR Community CenterFee $22 ($25) per classWe are pleased to welcome backconcert pianist Janice Matthewsfor Summer 2012 piano lessons.Lessons are one-on-one and areone-half hour. To reserve yourtime slot or receive registrationinformation, please call JamieJanusz at 630-920-1969. BR WBGuitar Ages 8 and upInstructor Erik GrantBurr Ridge Community CenterStart Rock’n!Fee $75 ($80) per session Min/Max 4/10Get ready for a fun introduction to playing guitar with thisbeginning guitar class! We will cover the basics of learningsimple chords and melodies while playing along with a fullband (acoustic guitars will be provided). BRMonday for 8-9 year oldsJune 18 – July 16 (No Class July 2)July 23 – August 131:00 – 2:00pmCode GUI-1All Guitar ClassesCancelledTuesday for 10-12 year oldsJune 19 – July 17 (No Class July 3)July 24 – August 14Code GUI-21:00 – 2:00pmFeatured Artist Series Ages 12+Tuesdays 12:00 – 1:00pmCode GUI-3Code GUI-4Fee $58 ($63) per session Min/Max 4/10Don’t just listen to your favorite songs – PLAY THEM!Class will focus on songs from a feature artist each month(see below). If you have been playing guitar for 2 years ormore, bring your guitar and be ready to ROCK! BRJune 12 – 26 Three Days Grace Code GUI-5July 9 – 23 Breaking Benjamin Code GUI-6July 31 – Aug 14 SkilletCode GUI-7One-On-One Guitar & Drum LessonsFee $25 ($30) per 1/2 hr; $50 ($55) per hrOne-on-one lessons for beginner, intermediate, and advancedstudents. Each lesson uses audio and video playalongtracks to help you master the art of making music.August 16 – October 10Wednesdays 5:15pm–6:00pmFee $55 $(60) BRCode CH1-2Learn jumps, cheers, and a dance routine to perform ata flag football game during halftime on October 15th. Feeincludes pom poms and T-Shirt. BR Min/Max 8/25Instructors Sherry Stednitz, Caroline Scott, Natalie GarinoCheerleading Skills CampFocusing on safe, basic routines & jumpsMonday thru FridayJune 11 – June 1510:30 – 11:30amGower Middle School Grades 2-4Fee $55 ($60)/weekCode CH1-1Learn motions, jumps, chants, and a dance routine. Classprovides basis for skills necessary for Middle School cheerleading.BR, WB, Dist 62 Min/Max 10/25Instructor Caroline Scott, Natalie GarinoBadminton CampGrades 5 through 8Gower Middle SchoolMonday through Friday10:30 – 11:30amFee $55 ($60) per week Min/Max 10/25June 11 – June 15June 18 – June 22June 25 – June 29Code BM1-1Code BM1-2Code BM1-3Participants will refine their basic badminton skillsas well as participate in daily tournaments and skillchallenges. BR, WBLead Instructor Ken Rehr

www.brparks.orgWoods Pool 711 Tomlin Drive Burr RidgeRent the PoolContact the Park District for information and an application. Rentalfee includes a pool manager, two lifeguards and exclusive use of thepool. Rental fee for children’s birthday parties may increase basedon lifeguard needs.Days Time FeeMon – ThuFri – Sun8:00 – 10:00pm7:00 – 10:00pm$160$250Woods Pool/Swim Lessons 17Season HoursSaturday, June 2 – Sunday, August 19Monday through ThursdayFriday, Saturday & Sunday1:00 – 8:00pm12:00 – 7:00pmNo swim classes July 4 – Pool will be open.Membership InformationMembership Resident Fee Non-Resident FeeType BR, WB, PDIndividual $150 $160Family (3 or more) $365 $375Daily FeesDaily Passes$8Ages 1 & under FREESunset Special$4 After 5:00pm10-Pass Punch Card$80 Convenience Card(Fees same as 2011)American Red Cross Certified Swim LessonsSpecial Registration Form Available On-Line: www.brparks.orgAdult Classes Ages 18 & upIn-District: BR, WB, PDAquacize No swimming ability necessaryJune 11 – Aug 2 (Mon – Thur) 7:50 – 8:30amFee 10 Pass Punch Card $65 ($70)Code SWAAFundamental SkillsFor adults who have little to no swimming experience andmay be fearful or uncomfortable in water of any depth.Learn to feel confident, self-reliant and safe in the pool.Fees $85 ($90) Min/Max 4/10Monday – Thursday7:50 – 8:30amSession I June 11 – June 21Session 2 July 9 – July 19SaturdayJune 16 – August 4Code SWAF-1Code SWAF-210:40 – 11:20amCode SWAF-3Stroke DevelopmentFor adults who are comfortable in shallow water and canfloat, but who have little experience performing strokes.No class July 4.Fees $85 ($90) Min/Max 4/10Monday – ThursdaySession I June 25 – July 6Session 2 July 23 – August 2SaturdayJune 16 – August 47:50 – 8:30amCode SWAS-1Code SWAS-211:20am – 12pmCode SWAS-3Parent & Child AquaticsIn-District: BR, WB, PDFees $85 ($90) Min/Max 6/20Level A: 6 months – 2/2 1 yrsMonday & Wednesday10:30–11:00amSession 1 June 11 – July 6* Code SWPC-1Session 2 July 9 – August 1 Code SWPC-2*No Class July 4 – Make up on July 8SaturdayJune 16 – August 4Level B: 2/2 1 – 4 yrsTuesday & ThursdaySession 1 June 12 – July 5Session 2 July 10 – August 2SaturdayJune 61 – August 410:40–11:10amCode SWPC-310:30–11:00amCode SWPC-4Code SWPC-511:20–11:50amCode SWPC-6One-on-One Private LessonsMonday – Saturday ClassesJune 16 – August 47:50 – 8:30am Code SWCP18:40– 9:20am Code SWCP2Fees $160 ($170) for 4 lessonsIn-District: BR, WB, PD

18Swim Level Descriptionswww.brparks.orgAge/LevelsCourse DescriptionClass Sizes are Limited to 8 – 10 students per instructor.6 mos. – 4 years Parent is in the water with child. Designed to promote water fun and swimming readiness.Parent/Child Aquatics3.5 – 5 years Children are in the water with instructor (Student/Instructor ratio is 4:1).Pre-Beginners LevelsLearn-to-swim readiness is emphasized. (Limited to 8 per class.)Pre-Beg. Level 1Pre-Beg. Level 2Pre-Beg. Level 3Specially designed for child who is afraid of the water and/or won't put face in water.Intended for child who will get head wet and displays some confidence.Adapted for child who will submerge face in water - high confidence.6 – 12 years (Levels 1 – 6 + Diving)Level 1Intro to Water SkillsPurpose: Helps students feel comfortable in the water. Skills Taught: Enter and exitwater safely, back and front float,submerge under water eyes open and retrieve object,blow bubbles, beginner arm stroke on front and back.Level 2Fundamental Aquatic SkillsLevel 3Stroke DevelopmentLevel 4Stroke ImprovementLevel 5Stroke RefinementLevel 6Fitness SwimmerDivingPurpose: Gives students success with fundamental skills. Skills Taught: Glide on frontand back, float on front and back, rollover front to back, back to front, jump into poolfrom side, open eyes underwater & retrieve object, rhythmic breathing, swim on frontand back using combine stroke.Purpose: Help students develop confidence in their strokes and improve other aquaticskills and provide additional guided practice. Skills Taught: Jump into deep water,perform rotary breathing, perform butterfly kick and body motion, change from verticalto horizontal position on front and back, dive from sitting and kneeling position,survival float, HELP and huddle position, submerge fully and retrieve objects, swimfront crawl, swim back crawl, bob with head fully submerged.Purpose: To improve form and back crawl and learn elementary backstroke, breaststroke and sidestroke. Skills Taught: Dive from compact or stride position, swimbreaststroke, tread water, swim underwater, elementary backstroke, throwing assistfeet-first surface dive, sidestroke, coordinate butterfly, open turns on front and back.Purpose: Provides further coordination and refinement of the strokes. Skills Taught:Front crawl, elementary backstroke, back crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke, butterfly, frontflip turn, and shallow dive, tread water with two different kicks, backstroke flip turn,survival swimming, rescue breathing, tuck and pike dives.Purpose: Refines all six strokes so students swim with ease, efficiency, power andsmoothness. Skills Taught: Swim 500 yard continuously using the following strokes:100 yards front crawl, 100 yards back crawl, 50 yards breaststroke, 50 yards elementarybackstroke, 50 yards sidestroke, 50 yards butterfly, and 100 yards your choice of strokePerform the Cooper 12-minute swim test and compare with pre-assessment results.Purpose: Introduces and practice fundamental springboard diving. Skills Taught: frontjump from the edge of diving board, pike, back dive, front approach with hurdle.MUST HAVE COMPLETED LEVEL 2.Please Note– It is very important to enroll your children in the appropriate skill level.– Children will be moved to more appropriate levels as deemed necessary.– A parent cannot be in the pool with their child during swim lessonsfrom Pre-Beginner through Level 6 and Diving.– All decisions rendered by the Learn to Swim coordinator will be final.

www.brparks.orgSwim Lessons19Session Schedule Fees Per Session $85 ($90) BR, WB, PDAmerican Red Cross Certified Swim Lessons Special Registration Form Available On-Line: www.brparks.orgDays Monday – Thursday Rain day makeup: Friday Min/Max 4/10 No Class July 4Session 1June 13 – June 218:40am – 9:20amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-1Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-1Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-1Level 1 SWL1-1Level 2 SWL2-1Level 3 SWL3-1Level 4 SWL4-1Level 5 SWL5-1Level 6 SWL6-19:30am – 10:10amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-2Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-2Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-2Level 1 SWL1-2Level 2 SWL2-2Level 3 SWL3-2Level 4 SWL4-2Level 5 SWL5-2Level 6 SWL6-2Diving SWD-110:20am – 11:00amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-3Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-3Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-3Level 1 SWL1-3Level 2 SWL2-3Level 3 SWL3-3Level 4 SWL4-3Level 5 SWL5-3Level 6 SWL6-3Session 2June 25– July 68:40am – 9:20amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-4Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-4Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-4Level 1 SWL1-4Level 2 SWL2-4Level 3 SWL3-4Level 4 SWL4-4Level 5 SWL5-4Level 6 SWL6-49:30am – 10:10amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-5Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-5Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-5Level 1 SWL1-5Level 2 SWL2-5Level 3 SWL3-5Level 4 SWL4-5Level 5 SWL5-5Level 6 SWL6-510:20am – 11:00amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-6Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-6Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-6Level 1 SWL1-6Level 2 SWL2-6Level 3 SWL3-6Level 4 SWL4-6Level 5 SWL5-6Level 6 SWL6-6Diving SWD-2Session 3July 9 – July 198:40am – 9:20amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-7Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-7Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-7Level 1 SWL1-7Level 2 SWL2-7Level 3 SWL3-7Level 4 SWL4-7Level 5 SWL5-7Level 6 SWL6-79:30am – 10:10amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-8Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-8Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-8Level 1 SWL1-8Level 2 SWL2-8Level 3 SWL3-8Level 4 SWL4-8Level 5 SWL5-8Level 6 SWL6-8Diving SWD-310:20am – 11:00amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-9Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-9Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-9Level 1 SWL1-9Level 2 SWL2-9Level 3 SWL3-9Level 4 SWL4-9Level 5 SWL5-9Level 6 SWL6-9Session 4July 23 – August 38:40am – 9:20amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-10Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-10Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-10Level 1 SWL1-10Level 2 SWL210Level 3 SWL3-10Level 4 SWL4-10Level 5 SWL5-10Level 6 SWL6-109:30am – 10:10amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-11Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-11Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-11Level 1 SWL1-11Level 2 SWL2-11Level 3 SWL3-11Level 4 SWL4-11Level 5 SWL5-11Level 6 SWL6-1110:20am – 11:00amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-12Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-12Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-12Level 1 SWL1-12Level 2 SWL2-12Level 3 SWL3-12Level 4 SWL4-12Level 5 SWL5-12Level 6 SWL6-12Diving SWD-4Saturday Swim Lessons BR, WB, PDFees Per Session $85 ($90) Min/Max: 4/109:00-9:40am 9:00-9:40am9:50-10:30amLevel CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-13Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-13Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-1310:40-11:20amDiving SWD-5Level CodeLevel 3 SWL3-13Level 4 SWL4-13Level 5 SWL5-13Level CodePre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-14Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-14Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-14June 16 – August 49:50-10:30amLevel CodeLevel 1 SWL1-13Level 2 SWL2-13Level 6 SWL6-13

20 www.brparks.orgPRESCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAMBurr Ridge Park District preschool age classes follow the standards and recommendations set forth by theIllinois Early Childhood Standards and Benchmarks to prepare children for kindergarten.Registration is now open.Beginning Preschool1-2 DaysAges 2-3Two Teachers Max Class Size: 12Beginning Preschool establishes the framework for introducingyour child to a preschool setting. One of the mostimportant aspects of early development is becoming comfortablewith separation, encouraging independence andfostering communication skills. Classes will include circletime with songs, a story, snacktime, socialization and playtime.Fine and gross motor skills will be enhanced throughgames and crafts.vLocation Early Education Rooms A & BChild must be age appropriate by September 1, 2012. Childdoes not have to be potty trained but parent must be availableby phone to change diapers/pull ups if necessary.Registration InformationOpen Registration for the 2012-2013begins April 2, 2012.Classes AvailableWednesday 9:00am – 10:30am $60/$65 moFriday 9:00am – 10:30am $60/$65 moWed & Fri 9:00am – 10:30am $120/$130 movPro-rating is not available for these classes.Classes begin the Week of September 10, 2012.A one time mandatory nonrefundable registration feeof $45 per child opens the door to any of the followingclasses from September 2012 to May 2013.

www.brparks.orgPreschool2-3 DaysAges 3-4Two Teachers Max Class Size: 15Preschool lays the foundation for the 4-year old Pre-Kclass. Our Core Tuesday/Thursday class offers a varietyof learning experiences. A portion of our curriculum includesintroduction to Color, Shape & Letter Recognition,Beginning Phonics, Number Identification, Free Play &Dramatic Playtime, Following Directions, Art & SensoryEngagement, Music & Creative Movement, Seasons &Weather Observation, Animals & Plants, Safety, Nutrition,& Hygiene, Fine/Gross Motor Coordination, Manners &Socialization, and Outdoor Education.vLocation Preschool RoomOPTIONAL MONDAYReading ClassClass will build on the basic preschool skills using literature,art and music to reinforce the concepts of letters,shapes & numbers.LocationEarly Education Rooms A & BChild must be age appropriate by September 1, 2012.Child must be potty trained.Classes AvailableMORNINGTues & Thurs 9:00am – 11:30am $160/$165 moMon, Tues, Thurs 9:00am – 11:30am $235/$240 moMonday Only 9:00am – 11:30am $80/$85 moAFTERNOONTues & Thurs 12:30pm – 3:00pm $160/$165 movPro-rating is not available for these classes.Pre-Kindergarten3-5 DaysAges 4-5Two Teachers Max Class Size: 17Pre-Kindergarten develops the building blocks for Kindergarten.Pre-K core classes reinforce and expand upon allof the concepts introduced in Preschool. Graphing & Patterns,Problem Solving, and Sequencing are added to thecurriculum.v Location Preschool RoomOPTIONAL TUESDAYSpanish/Geography ClassThis Spanish/Geography/Language based class focuseson maps, native customs and cooking for a portion of theclass. This class will include 30 minutes of full Spanishimmersion instruction.Optional Class Location Early Education Rooms A & BOPTIONAL THURSDAYScience/Math ClassThis Science and Math based class will focus on handsonscience and math activities, help develop analyticalthinking and problem solving skills.Optional Class LocationEarly Education Rooms A, B & KitchenChild must be age appropriate by September 1, 2012.Classes AvailableMORNING21M, W, F 9:00am – 12:00pm $232/$237 moM, T, W, F 9:00am – 12:00pm $307/$312 moM, W, Th, F 9:00am – 12:00pm $307/$312 moM, T, W, Th, F 9:00am – 12:00pm $382/$387 moTuesday Only 9:00am – 12:00pm $80/$85 moThursday Only 9:00am – 12:00pm $80/$85 moAFTERNOONM, W, F 12:30pm – 3:00pm $190/$195 movPro-rating is not available for these classes.

22 Sports www.brparks.org"Pre-Little League" Ages 4-6Harvester ParkSummer T-Ball InstructionMonday – ThursdayJune 11 – June 149:00am – 10:30amFee $55 ($60)Code TB1-1The “Pre-Little League”class is for players who arenew to baseball or have limitedexposure to the game.The class covers basic fielding,throwing, and hitting techniques as well as base runningand positions on the field. BRInstructor Park District Staff Min/Max 10/24White SoxTraining CampsBaseball Camps atHarvester Park BR WBllllExclusive U.S. Cellular Field Experience for eachcamp participant and a guestQ&A session with a White Sox personality,coach, and a current White Sox playerCompete in the Sox Skills competition with topscores advancing to finals on U.S. Cellular Fieldin September6 Sox ticket vouchers, Sox Academy hat, t-shirtevaluation report and graduation certificate2012 Camp Line-UpLittle Sluggers Camp Ages 5-6July 23 – 27 8:30am – 11:00pm $179Intermediate Camp Ages 7-8July 23 – 27 8:30 – 11:30am $199White Sox Camp Ages 9-11July 23 – 27 8:30 – 11:30am $199Visit Chicago White Sox Training Academy websitefor registration information: www.bullssoxacademy.comBaseball Summer Camp Ages 9–14June 25 – June 299:00am – 12:00pmFee $175.00vCode BL17Instructors from The PerfectSwing will hold a five day summercamp at Harvester Park. Instruction will concentrateon proper fundamentals in all aspects of the game. Participantswill work on hitting, fielding, throwing, pitching,catching, base-running, infield, and outfield skills. Scrimmagegames will be played and there will be prizes for contests.Participants should wear pants, hats, and tennisshoes or baseball spikes. It is recommended to bring yourown glove, bat, and helmet. The Perfect Swing will providehelmets and bats for those participants who do not havetheir own. Fee includes T-shirt and water bottle. BRInstructor The Perfect Swing Min/Max 5/16Soccer Camps BR WBInstructor Jeremy LeganskiMonday – Friday Harvester ParkKickers Soccer Camp Ages 4-5Fee $50 ($55)/Session Min/Max 8/25This camp is for budding soccer players. Participants willbe introduced to basic fundamental skills and rules. Programemphasizes footwork and ball handling skills.Dates Time CodeJune 18 – June 22 12:30 –1:30pm SO4-2July 23 – July 27 4:30 – 5:30pm SO4-4Soccer Camp Ages 6-13Fee $85($90)/Session Min/Max 20/50Great for beginners and intermediates. Camp will coverentire basics: passing, shooting, ball control, dribblingand game strategies. Players are divided into groups accordingto ability. All players must bring their own waterbottle and shin guards. Players may bring their own soccerball, as long as their name is clearly marked on it.Camp includes a t-shirt.Dates Time CodeJune 18 – June 22 1:30 – 3:30pm SO4-1July 16 – July 20 5:30 – 7:30pm SO4-3

www.brparks.orgBasketball Camps Grades 1-8Gower Middle SchoolSharpen-up your basketball skills and stay in regular seasonform at Basketball Camp. We have camps available toboys and girls entering grades 1 & 2, 3 & 4, and 5 through8. All participants receive basic instruction including ballhandling, shooting, endurance training, defensive skills,and game strategy. Some practice sessions will be videotapedfor extra instruction. All players will participate incontrolled scrimmages and games. Your fee includes acamp t-shirt. BR, WBGrades 1-2 Instructor Park District StaffMonday – Friday8:30 – 9:30amFee $55 ($60) per week Min/Max 10/20June 4 – June 8Code BB8-1June 18 – June 22Code BB8-2SportsOutdoorBasketball CampsAges 8-12Harvester ParkMonday – FridayJuly 16 – July 20Fee $80 ($90)Age Time Code7-8 yrs 11:00am – 12:00pm OBC-19-10 yrs 12:00pm – 1:00pm OBC-2Outdoor Basketball Camp will sharpen-up your basketballskills and help you stay in regular season form, Thiscamp is for 7-10 year olds. All participants receive basicinstruction including ball handling, shooting, endurancetraining, defensive skills, and game strategy. All playerswill participate in controlled scrimmages and games.Your fee includes a camp t-shirt. BR Min/Max 10/24Instructor Peak Performance TrainingDodgeball CampGrades 5 through 8Gower Middle SchoolMonday – Friday 11:30am – 12:30pmFee $55 ($60) per 7week Min/Max 10/25June 11 – June 15June 18 – June 22June 25 – June 29Code DBC-1Code DBC-2Code DBC-3Participants get a fantastic cardio workout playing dodgeball.The goal of the program is to keep the participantsactive in a fun, educational environment. BR, WBLead Instructor Ken Rehr23Grades 3-4 Instructor Park District StaffMonday – Friday9:30 – 10:30amFee $55 ($60) per week Min/Max 10/40June 4 – June 8Code BB9Grades 5-8 Instructor Ken RehrMonday – Friday9:30 – 10:30amFee $55 ($60) per week Min/Max 20/50June 11 – June 15Code BB10-1June 18 – June 22June 25 – June 29Code BB10-2Code BB10-3Sand Volleyball Camp Ages 8-12Harvester ParkJuly 9 – July 13Monday–Friday 9:00–11:30amFee $90 ($95) per weekCode VB2-1This exciting sand volleyball camp will teach your childthe necessary skills of volleyball. Learn how to bump,pass, set, and serve along with the fundamentals of teamworkand sportsmanship. The goal of this camp is to ignitea passion for sports in all children through positivereinforcement, in fundamental instruction, and excellencein leadership. Fee includes a program t-shirt and apizza lunch on the final day. BR, WB Min/Max 10/25Instructor Park District Staff

24 Sports www.brparks.orgAthletes Camp Harvester Park Ages 8-12Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:00pmFees $180($200)/wk Add. Child $120 ($140)/wk Min/Max 15/34Early and Late Care (Burr Ridge Community Center)Billed at the end of each week: $4 per hourEarly Care: 7:30-9:00am Late Care: 4:00-5:30pmFee includes a camp shirt, afternoon transportation from and to Harvester Park, admission to all off-site activities, and allsupervision. Parents and family may attend field trips with the group if tickets and bus seats are available. BR, WBDates Code Theme Main Field TripJune 25 – June 29 YS7-1 Action Sports (floor hockey, football, volleyball) Cubs Game (6/27)July 16 - July 20 YS7-2 Outdoor Sports (hiking, fishing, mini-golf) Six Flags (7/18, 7pm return)July 23 – July 27 YS7-3 Water Sports White Sox Game (7/25)Aug 6 – Aug 10 YS7-4 Field Sports (baseball, kickball,soccer, etc) Extreme TrampolinePlease dress appropriately for weatherconditions and activities. Participantsmust bring lunch and a beverage eachday. Instructors Park StaffCamp StructureMornings (9am-11:15am, break 10am-10:15am)Preparation (stretching and fitness training) and participation in athletic games,activities and skills. The theme of each week dictates which sports are played inthe mornings. An official weekly schedule for each week will be available on June18 at the BRCC or send an email to info@brparks.org.Lunch (11:15am-12pm) Supervised free time after lunch.Afternoons (12pm-3pm) Off-Site ActivitiesMonday Woods Pool Thursday Main Field TripTuesday Local water park OR mini-golf (See Above for Schedule)Wednesday Willowbrook Lanes OR Friday Woods Pool ORFrisbee GolfHiking at Waterfall GlenJunior Athletes CampBoys & Girls Ages 5 – 7Mornings at BRCC & Harvester ParkMonday – Friday9:00 – 11:30amFee $80 ($85) per sessionWeekly fees can be prorated by day if notified in advance.Junior Athletes Camp emphasizes fun and skill developmentthrough a variety of sports, games and creative play.Each day is packed with activities like fishing, soccer, hiking,volleyball, football, baseball/softball, tennis, dodgeball,running, kickball, ultimate frisbee, and crafts. Feeincludes a t-shirt and snacks. BR WBDatesCodeJune 4 – June 8JAC-1June 18 – June 22 JAC-2July 9 – July 13JAC-3July 23 – July 27 JAC-4Aug 6 – Aug 10JAC-5Instructors Park Staff Min/Max 10/20Mini-Golf TourAges 8-13July 9 – July 13Monday – Friday 12:30 – 3:00pmDepart from BRCC at Harvester ParkFee $140 ($150) per playerCode GF1-2Join the Mini-Golf Tour brought to you by Burr Ridge ParkDistrict for a five day putting extravaganza at five localminiature golf courses. Each day tests the player’s skilland endurance and culminates with the Burr Ridge Cupchampionship round on Friday featuring a pizza party andprizes for everyone. Fees include: transportation from andto Harvester Park, adult supervision and instruction,course fees, prizes, the official Mini- Golf Tour T-shirt, andthe pizza party on the final day. Putters are available ateach location or you can bring your own.Instructor Park Staff BRMin/Max 6/14 players

www.brparks.orgSportsBRFL PreseasonFlag Football Camp Ages 7-14Harvester ParkJuly 30 – August 3Monday – FridayFees $85 ($90)259:00am – 11:30amCode FB37 on 7 Football CampFocus: Offensive backs vs. Defensive backsAges 9-14Gower Middle SchoolJune 4 – June 8 10:30am-12:30pmFee $90 ($95)NEW!Code FB3-2The primary focus of this camp is to improve the followingoffensive skills: ball handling, receiving, route running, releasetechniques, footwork, and passing; and the defensiveskills: receiver coverage, break and releases patterns, runningangles, receiving, and footwork. The camp incorporateschallenging drills and games that contribute toimproved skill sets as well as physical performance of eachparticipant. The last 30-45 minutes of each day includelive scrimmages. Participants will be split into groups accordingto age and ability. Participants need: gym shoesand spikes. Your fee includes a t-shirt and a sport beveragefor each day. BR, WB Min/Max 15/40Instructor Park Staff and Peak Performance TrainingJr GolfLessonsAges 8-13Fridays 12:30pm – 1:30pmHarvester ParkJune 15 – July 27Fee $65 ($70) per playerCode GF1-1Burr Ridge Park District is pleased to continue providinggolf instruction for the young golfer. Learn proper swing,stance, purpose of each club, and golf etiquette. Clubs willbe provided if necessary. The final class meeting will be atTwin Lakes Golf Course in Westmont; the date will be determinedby the class. BR Min/Max 6/12Instructor Randy PattersonGet ready for the upcoming fall season. Every participantwill have an opportunity to learn many offensive skills (positions,formations, plays, pass routes, blocking techniques).In addition to learning offensive skills, playerswill engage in games and contests that are geared for fun.Players with one or more years of playing experience willwork on new and advanced skills in preparation for theupcoming season. Peak Performance Training providesperformance training throughout the camp. Remember tobring a water bottle each day. BRPD will contact all participantsby 8:30am for cancellations in the event of inclementweather. BR, WBInstructor BRFL Staff Min/Max 15/75Golf LessonsAges 14 & up Beginners/IntermediatesTuesdays 6:00 – 7:00pmPalisades ParkJune 12 – July 24Fee $70 ($75)Code GF2A class designed for those who have had several sessions ofgolf instruction and who are beginning to learn golf techniques.Proper swing, stance, purpose of each club, and golfetiquette will be taught. All clubs are covered including thesand wedge & putter. Bring a 9 iron to the 1st class. Thosewho have completed Junior Golf Lessons are eligible. Thefinal class is a round of golf at Twin Lakes Golf Course inWestmont, and is included in the class fee. InstructorRandy Patterson BR Min/Max 6/12The participants and the instructor will determine thedate for the round of golf at Twin Lakes.

26Tennis www.brparks.orgNew Tennis ProgramsBurr Ridge Park District welcomes professional tennis academy, Score Tennis & Fitness.Score will instruct players throughout the Summer 2012 Tennis Program.Score has years of experience developing beginning players into varsity level high schoolplayers; many of their players have become National Open, Midwest Closed and IHSA StateChampions. Score believes in creating an engaging and fun atmosphere for its students andlooks forward to providing Park District players with a unique learning experience. Studentswill learn the fundamentals of tennis, basic strokes, and strategies. Please bring your ownracquet and water bottle to each class. BRWoods Pool Lessons Woods Pool, 711 Tomlin Drive BR Min/Max 6/8Ages 4-7MONDAY – TotsFee $60 ($70) per classJune 11 – July 99:00am – 10:00am Code TNT-110:00am – 11:00am Code TNT-211:00am – 12:00pm Code TNT-3July 16 – Aug 139:00am – 10:00am Code TNT-410:00am – 11:00am Code TNT-511:00am – 12:00pm Code TNT-6TUESDAY – IntermediateAges 4-14 Fee $110 ($120) per classJune 12 – July 109:00am – 10:00am Code TNCI-110:00am – 11:00am Code TNCI-211:00am – 12:00pm Code TNCI-3July 17 – Aug 149:00am – 10:00am Code TNCI-410:00am – 11:00am Code TNCI-511:00am – 12:00pm Code TNCI-6WEDNESDAY – AdvancedAges 8-14 Fee $160 ($170) per classJune 13 – July 119:00am – 10:30am Code TNCA-110:30am – 12:00pm Code TNCA-2July 18 – Aug 159:00am – 10:30am Code TNCA-310:30am – 12:00pm Code TNCA-4Harvester Park Lessons Harvester Park, 15 W 400 Harvester Drive BR Min/Max 6/8Ages 4-7MONDAY – TotsFee $60 ($70) per classJune 11 – July 94:00pm – 5:00pm Code TNT-75:00pm – 6:00pm Code TNT-8July 16 – Aug 134:00pm – 5:00pm Code TNT-95:00pm – 6:00pm Code TNT-10TUESDAY – IntermediateAges 4-14 Fee $110 ($120) per classJune 12 – July 104:00pm – 5:00pm Code TNCI-75:00pm – 6:00pm Code TNCI-8July 17 – Aug 144:00pm – 5:00pm Code TNCI-95:00pm – 6:00pm Code TNCI-10WEDNESDAY – AdvancedAges 8-14 Fee $160 ($170) per classJune 13 – July 114:00pm – 5:30pm Code TNCA-55:30pm – 7:00pm Code TNCA-6July 18 – Aug 154:00pm – 5:30pm Code TNCA-75:30pm – 7:00pm Code TNCA-8MONDAY – Adults 15+BeginnerFee $60 ($70) per classJune 11 – July 96:00pm – 7:00pm Code TNA1-17:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA1-2July 16 – Aug 136:00pm – 7:00pm Code TNA1-37:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA1-4Inter/Adv .Fee $110 ($120) per classJune 11 – July 137:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA4-1July 16 – A ug 177:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA4-2TUESDAY – Adults 15+BeginnerFee $60 ($70) per classJune 12 – July 106:00pm – 7:00pm Code TNA2-17:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA2-2July 17 – Aug 146:00pm – 7:00pm Code TNA2-37:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA2-4Inter/Adv. Fee $110 ($120) per classJune 11 – July 137:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA5-1July 16 – Aug 177:00pm – 8:00pm Code TNA5-2WEDNESDAY – Adults 15+BeginnerFee $60 ($70) per classJune 13 – July 114:00pm – 5:30pm Code TNA3-15:30pm – 7:00pm Code TNA3-2July 18 – Aug 154:00pm – 5:30pm Code TNA3-35:30pm – 7:00pm Code TNA3-4RAIN DATE FOR ALL CLASSES IS THURSDAY.YOU WILL BE CONTACTED TO RESCHEDULE.CALL THE TENNIS HOTLINE,630-920-1969, EXT 2,FOR WEATHER UPDATES.

www.brparks.orgFallballwww.brfallball.com27BASEBALL 2012Instructional Programs T-Ball and Introduction to Coaches PitchHarvester Park - West FieldFallball Level I and Level II are instructional programs that teach the skills and fundamentals necessary to play at the nextlevel. Level I emphasis: throwing, catching, hitting off of a tee, running the bases, and defensive positions. Level II emphasis:hitting (live pitching), proper throwing grip and form, improve arm strength, defensive strategy, and advanced base running.Each class uses proven teaching techniques that help participants increase their knowledge and ability.PROGRAM CODE AGES DATES DAY TIME FEE MIN/MAXLEVEL 1-Instructional T-Ball TB3 4-5 8/29-10/03 Wed 5:45-6:45pm $55 ($60) 10/20LEVEL 2-Intro to Coach’s Pitch BL3 6-7 8/29-10/03 Wed 6:50-7:50pm $55 ($60) 10/20Fall Baseball Leagues at Harvester ParkLeague play (8 games plus playoffs) conducted in a fun, educational atmosphere, while maintaining competitive participationin baseball. The program includes hats and shirts for 3A, 3B, 4A, and 5A players, helmets, catcher’s gear, baseball, umpires,website access, a hot dog BBQ day and weekly league updates (unless otherwise noted below). Games begin the week ofAugust 21. No games will be played September 3 through September 5.Team InformationPlayer’s ages are determined on April 1, 2012.Download a roster from www.brfallball.com and submit to Mark Pasqualini at BRPD by July 21, 2011. Each team musthave minimum of 10 eligible players on their roster. Division determination is approved by the league coordinator once acomplete roster is submitted with a $100 non-refundable deposit. Volunteer coaches for all leagues are needed. BR, WB7-8 year olds - Level 3A: Rookie LeaguePlayers playing “kid-pitch” for the first time or with minimal experience.Modified rules including no walks, pitching limitations, andscoring limitations. Games are Sunday and Wednesday.7-8 year olds - Level 3B: Team RegistrationTeam registration ONLY. Modified rules including no walks, pitchinglimitations, and scoring limitations. Games are Sunday andMonday.9-10 year olds - Level 4A: Recreation TeamsTeams with 4 or more all-star or travel players CANNOT play in thisdivision. Modified rules including pitching limitations, and scoringlimitations. Games are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.9-10 year olds - Level 4B: Competitive LeagueOpen to All-Star and Travel teams. Modified rules include pitchinglimitations and scoring limitations. Must provide own team uniforms oradd $20 per player and provide a team name at the time a roster is submitted.Games are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.11-12 year olds - Level 5A: Recreation TeamsGames played on Middle Field using seventy-foot bases, lead-offs,fifty-foot pitcher’s mound, pick-offs, two umpires, & other rule modifications.Games are Sunday, Tuesday Wednesday, & Thursday.11-12 year olds - Level 5B: Competitive LeagueOpen to All-star and Travel teams. Games played on Middle Fieldusing seventy-foot bases, lead-offs, fifty-foot pitcher’s mound, pickoffs,and other rule modifications. Must provide own team uniformor add $20 per player and provide a team name at the time a rosteris submitted. Games are Sunday, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday.13-14 year olds - Level 6: Team RegistrationThis division is for players getting ready for high school baseball.6-8 games following IHSA Rules, except for pitching limitations. Mustprovide own team uniform or add $20 per player and provide a teamname at the time a roster is submitted. Games are on Saturdayafternoons.PROGRAM CODE AGES DATES DAY TIME FEE MIN/MAXLEVEL 3-A Rookie League BL9-1 7-8 8/19-10/17 Sun, Wed varies $125 ($135)/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 3-B Full Teams BL9-2 7-8 8/19-10/17 Sun, Mon varies $125 ($135)/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 4-A Recreation teams BL4-1 9-10 8/19-10/18 Sun, Tu, Th varies $125 ($135/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 4-B; Travel/all-star teams BL4-2 9-10 8/19-10/18 Sun, Tu, Th varies $105 ($115)/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 5-A Recreation teams BL5-1 11-12 8/19-10/18 Sun, Tu, W, Th varies $125 ($135)/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 5-B; Travel/all-star teams BL5-2 11-12 8/19-10/18 Sun, Tu, W, Th varies $105 ($115)/player 4/6 teamsLEVEL 6 BL6 13-14 8/18-10/27 Sat 1pm-9pm $1000/team 6 teams

28Flag Footballwww.brparks.org2012 Flag FootballLeaguesAges 7 - 14Burr Ridge Park District announces the opening of 2012 BRFL registration.All divisions offer all participants the chance to play football in a safe and funatmosphere. All players will receive a team jersey, a flag belt, mid-season giveawayraffles, and the awards show at the end of the season. Instruction willbe provided for skills, rules, and good sportsmanship. Games and practiceswill be held at Harvester Park. Palisades Park serves as the back-up locationfor make-up dates.General InformationAll players will practice together for the first three days and then be split intoteams for scrimmage sessions on the fourth and fifth days of practice. Onceteams are finalized, an 8-10 game regular season schedule for each divisionwill be played. The season will complete with a single elimination tournamentculminating in the annual Bowl-Cup Championship Series (the BCCS). The10th Annual All-Star Game, and Skills Competition will be held midwaythrough the season. Park Staff will coach and officiate games. Game timeswill vary according to day. All teams will have one practice during the week.BR, WB No Games or Practices on 9/1 and 9/3.Practice - All playersAugust 13 through August 16, at Harvester Park, times TBA.Your registration fee includesRules orientation, quarterback tryouts, skill evaluationPractices, & scrimmage games.BRPD staff and officialsJerseyFlagsWeekly BRFL ReportGiveaway prizes and Awards ShowLeaguesHawk: Ages 7-8Code: FB1-3There will be 4-6 teams in this division. The Hawk Division is the newest additionto the BRFL. The Hawk Division develops basic skills and fundamentalsand basic game strategy. Players will divided into 4 teams after preseasonpractice and 2 scrimmage games. Coaching staff plays the quarterback position.Falcon: Ages 9-11Code: FB1-1There will be 6-8 teams in this division. Players rotate at all positions, accordingleague rules throughout each game. Players may tryout for quarterbackwith 2 players per team selected as quarterback. Quarterbacks will haveextra practices assigned for skill development.Eagle: Ages 12-14Code: FB1-2There will be a limit of 4-6 teams in this division. The goal of the Eagle Divisionis to challenge the ability of all players in a more competitive environmentwhile maintaining all the fun which has made the BRFL popular. The EagleDivision features longer games, offensive backfield motion and blitzing. In2012 eight players captains will be selected by the coaching staff. Under thesupervision of the league, the captains will draft teams.Registration BeginsMay 7, 2012Ages 7-14(age determined on 10/31/12)Fees $160 ($170)$110 addl. family memberGames Aug 18 - Oct 29Game Days Monday and SaturdayTimeLocationsMin/MaxStaffVaries according to dayHarvester and Palisades36/96 players per leagueChad GramannDan PasqualiniJustin SladeJim FanningDave NowakMark PasqualiniGreg DanielsonPatrick AllenGrant MorfordJoe CariosciaMike StrombergMike DiCostanzoRegistration packets are available atBurr Ridge Community Centerand the league websitewww.eteamz.com/brflonline

www.brparks.org Karate/Taekwondo 29Karate – Summer SessionIllinois Shotokan Karate Club, under the direction of former National Champion John DiPasquale, teachesthe martial art of Japanese Karate. A variety of fun, creative activities help children develop coordination,strength, and karate skills in a safe and well-supervised setting. Participants will gain discipline, confidence,flexibility, and stamina in addition to learning self-defense. Punches, blocks, and kicks are coveredin these classes. Beginning students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the secondclass. Fees will NOT be prorated. Adult classes are ideal for releasing tension and developing cardiovascularfitness. Uniforms and Belt Testing are options available through the ISKC instructor. BR vFriday Classes: The Chalet, 8300 S. Wolf Road, Willow Springs Min/Max 1/7Code Level Ages Dates Time FeesKM8-1 Pre-Karate Beginner/Cont (1 or less prior sess) 4-7 Jun 15 – Aug 24 4:00 – 4:45pm $99 ($109)KM9-1 Pre-Karate Inter/Adv (2 or more prior sess) 4-7 Jun 15 – Aug 24 4:50 – 5:35pm $99 ($109)KM10-1 Youth Karate-Beg/Cont (white-orange belt) 8-14 Jun 15 – Aug 24 5:40 – 6:35pm $99 ($109)KM11-1 Youth Karate-Inter (yellow-green belt) 8-14 Jun 15 – Aug 24 6:40 – 7:35pm $99 ($109)KM12-1 Youth Karate-Advanced (purple-black belt) 8-14 Jun 15 – Aug 24 7:40 – 8:35pm $99 ($109)KM13-1 Adult Karate-Beg/Inter (white-purple belt) 15 & up Jun 15 – Aug 24 8:40 – 9:40pm $99 ($109)KM14-1 Adult Karate-Advanced (brown-black belt) 15 & up Jun 15 – Aug 24 8:40 – 10:00pm $116 ($126)Tuesday Classes: Darien Park Dstr Com Ctr Gym, 7301 Fairview Ave, Darien Min/Max 1/5Code Level Age Dates Times FeesKM6-1 Adult Karate-Beg/Cont (white-yellow belt) 15 & up Jun 12 – Aug 21 8:35 – 9:30pm $96 ($106)KM7-1 Adult Karate-Int/Adv (blue belt and up) 15 & up Jun 12 – Aug 21 8:35 – 9:45pm $113 ($123)Tuesday Classes: Clarendon Hills Comm Ctr, 315 Chicago Ave, Clarendon Hills Min/Max 1/12Code Level Age Dates Time FeesKC1-1 Pre-Karate Beginners 4-7 Jun 12 – Aug 21 4:15 – 5:00pm $96 ($106)KC2-1 Pre-Karate Cont (2 or more sessions) 4-7 Jun 12 – Aug 21 5:00 – 5:45pm $96 ($106)KC3-1 Youth Karate-Beg/Cont (white belt) 7-14 Jun 12 – Aug 21 5:50 – 6:45pm $96 ($106)KC4-1 Youth Karate-Inter (red-yellow belt) 7-14 Jun 12 – Aug 21 6:45 – 7:40pm $96 ($106)KC5-1 Youth Karate-Advanced (blue-black belt) 7-14 Jun 12 – Aug 21 7:45 – 8:45pm $96 ($106)Taekwondo – Summer SessionsTae Kwon Do, one of the newest Olympic sports, is a 2000-year-old martial art, offering a variety of benefits for people of allages and physical abilities. Students have the opportunity to improve concentration and self esteem, achieve lifelong physicalfitness, and learn self-defense skills. Classes are under the direction of Grand Master Ki Hong Kim* (8th Dan World TaeKwon Do Federation.) A $45.00 uniform fee is required at the first class. Belt testing offered through The KH Kim Taekwondoat an additional fee and held twice a year. All colored belt students are required to have complete sparring gears. BR vWednesday, KLM Lodge, 5901 S. County Line Rd., Hinsdale **No class July 2** Min/Max 5/20Code Level Ages Dates Time FeesTK1 Little Dragons 4-5 Jun 13 – Aug 22 4:00 – 4:40pm $110 (120)TK2 Little Dragons 4-5 Jun 13 – Aug 22 4:45 – 5:25pm $110 (120)TK3 Early Taekwondo 6-7 Jun 13 – Aug 22 5:30 – 6:15pm $110 (120)TK4 Youth Taekwondo 8-13 Jun 13 – Aug 22 6:20 – 7:05pm $110 (120)TK5 Parent/Child Taekwondo 7+ w/parent Jun 13 – Aug 22 7:10 – 8:00pm $110 (120)TK6 Adult Taekwondo 14 + Jun 13 – Aug 22 7:10 – 8:00pm $110 (120)Little Dragons: Skills are developed through gentle instruction and appropriate games for their ability. Focus is on developing balance, coordination, and respectfor the discipline of martial arts training.Early Taekwondo: This program helps kids develop conditioning, coordination, listening skill, and self-confidence through creative activities.Youth Taekwondo: This program includes a balanced cardiovascular workout including punching, kicking, and blocking skills, using the Taekwondo tradition,and self control. Participants will improve coordination, power of concentration, balance, and both physical and mental discipline.Parent/Child Taekwondo: This class provides families with a fun opportunity to spend time together while improving physical and mental conditioningthrough cardiovascular drills, calisthenics, and traditional Taekwondo techniques including punching, kicking, and blocking.Adult Taekwondo: Restricted to high school students and older, this program concentrates on Taekwondo techniques through the study of forms, stances,and the skills of punching, kicking, and blocking.

30YOGABurr Ridge Community CenterSaturdays 7:15 – 8:15amOn-Going Classes$10 per class Code: EX12-1(Must purchase a 5 or 10 class punch card – use anytime)Ongoing Wellness ClassesBurr Ridge Community Center Ages 18+Certified Instructor Chantal Vestuto-Langford ReturnsMonday & Wednesday Classes$5 per class(Must purchase a 5 or 10 class punch card – use anytime)Weight TrainingYogaAdults www.brparks.orgThis Hatha and Iyengar based yoga class is a gentle introductionto yoga exploring alignment, basic postures,strengthening the body, mind and spirit while developingconfidence and flexibility. Bring a mat.Instructor Chad White Wolf Koch has been a Yoga Instructorin the Chicago area since 2006.PilatesZumba4:00 – 4:30pm4:45 – 5:30pm5:45 – 6:45pm6:50 – 7:30pmREGISTER AT VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK FOR THESE CLASSES.CALL (630) 323-8215 FOR MORE INFORMATION.Peak Performance Training, INCAdults Ages 18 and UpHarvester ParkFree Babysitting in Room A of the Community CenterMonday – Wednesday – Friday9:30am – 10:30amFee: $16 ($20) per class BR, WBBilled at the end of each month.Peak Performance Training, INC (PPT, INC.) is bringingtheir knowledge and experience to adults who want to improvetheir fitness level. The camp environment is fun andchallenging. No class 5/28, 7/4 Min/Max 5/20For private training sessions or more information,please go to www.getppt.com.Willowbrook Yoga Ages 18 and upMornings: Mon and/or Thurs 9:30 – 10:30amEvenings: Thurs6:30 – 7:30pmWillowbrook Village HallFee $40 ($48) per 6 week sessionFee $34 ($42) per 5 week sessionPlease wear comfortable clothing (not too baggy) andbring along a mat. BR WBWeight Loss Challenge Adults 18 & upJune 25 – August 27Mondays 7:00 – 8:00pmHarvester ParkFee $55 ($65)Prizes awarded to the top 3 participants. BR WBAdult TapAdults Ages 18 and UpWith Miss Barbara KleinTuesdays July 10 – August 77:00pm – 7:45pmBurr Ridge Community CenterFee $50 ($55)Why try it? Some benefits of tap!Code ADT• Tap dancing is fun! Have you ever seen an unhappytapper? • It relieves stress. • It develops your balance. •It may help you lose weight. • It improves fitness and thusyour cardio-vascular system. • It is weight bearing andassists in developing bone density. • It is great for yourmemory. • It develops a sense of musicality and rhythm.• It gives you a feeling of well-being! Dancers should wearcomfortable clothing and tapshoes. BR Min/Max 5/10

www.brparks.orgConcertsEach concert trip departs and returns: Burr Ridge Comm CenterMILLENIUM Park BR, WBMillenium Concert Depart: 4:30pm Return: 9:00pmReserved seats $40 ($45) Lawn seats $25 ($30)An American in ParisSaturday, June 23 (7:30 performance)Grant Park Orchestra: Jay Pritzker PavilionRAVINIA BR, WBIncludes tickets, deluxe motorcoachCode MP1-1Al GreenFriday, June 155:30pm – 11:00pm (8:00pm performance)Reserved Seat Cost $85 ($90) Code SR19-1Lawn Seat Cost $42 ($47) Code SR19-2Prairie Home Companionwith Garrison KeillorSaturday, June 232:00pm – 8:00pm (4:45pm performance)Reserved Seat Cost $90 ($95) Code SR19-3Lawn Seat Cost $35 ($40) Code SR19-4Idina MenzelSunday, July 82:30pm – 8:30pm (5:00pm performance)Reserved Seat Cost $115 ($120) Code SR19-5Lawn Seat Cost $35 ($40) Code SR19-6SantanaMonday, July 95:00pm – 10:30pm (7:30pm performance)Lawn Seat Cost $65 ($70) Code SR19-8The Blues Brothers Starring Dan Aykroydand Jim Belushi and the Sacred HeartsWednesday, July 115:30pm – 11:00pm (8:00pm performance)Pavilion Seat Cost $95 ($100) Code SR19-9Lawn Seat Cost $52 ($57) Code SR19-10Crosby, Stills & NashFriday, August 35:00pm – 10:30pm (7:30pm performance)Lawn Seat Cost $59 ($64) Code SR19-12Tuesday Night KnittingAdults31Uniquely ChicagoTuesday, June 19RAIN OR SHINE8:00am – 6:30pmDepart/Return Burr Ridge Community CenterFee $83.00 ($88.00)Code VT2-1Tour begins with a Chicago Architecture Foundation RiverCruise which includes famous historic and modern landmarks,such as the Willis Tower, Navy Pier, the WrigleyBuilding, Tribune Tower, Merchandise Mart, Lyric Opera,Marina City and more. After lunch at Navy Pier (on yourown) and time to shop, tour concludes at The Plant, a neworganization part vertical farm, and beer brewery, bakery,kombucha (fermented tea) brewery, mushroom farm, andshared kitchen. BR, WBPlease note: If seated on the upper deck, passengers willbe sitting outside for 90 minutes. Dress for weather.Tour Guide Pat Liss, Viking Travel Max 20Milwaukee Your ChoiceWednesday, June 279:00am – 6:00pmDepart and Return Burr Ridge Community CenterOption 1Milwaukee Potowatomi CasinoFee $30 ($35) per personCode SR78-1Spend the day at the casino.Includes motorcoach, earn 25 slotpoints and earn $15 to player’s card. Lunch on your own.Option 2Milwaukee Mansion Doors Open WideFee $82 ($87) per personCode SR78-2Tour three Mansions, and havelunch and high tea.Mansion 1: Pabst Mansion, one of Milwaukee’s grandestand best known 20,000 square foot mansions.Mansion 2: Schuster Mansion. Built in 1891 for tobaccomerchant George Schuster. Sometimes called the “RedCastle”, lunch and tea will be served.Mansion 3: Charles Allis Art Museum. Built as a residencein 1911 for the first president of Allis-Chalmers.Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, lunch andtea. BR, WB Min/Max 20/40FREE. Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7:00pmeach month in the beautiful Community Center. This classis for beginners and accomplished knitters alike, and is a“drop in” class. Call Barb at the Park District, 630-920-1969, for more information about the Summer schedule.

32AdultsBagel Bingo (Adults)At The Farmers MarketAt the Burr Ridge Village Center**Located behind Barbara’s Bookstore. Enter from rear parking lot.Thursdays, 10:00 – 11:30am$5 ($3 for additional bingo cards)Includes Bingo Card, Assorted Bagels, Muffins, and Coffee.Play for “Market on the Green” Gift Cards and otherfun items.June 21 Code SR33-2 Sponsored byJuly 19 Code SR33-3August 16 Code SR33-4You must pre-register.Garden ClubsA Peach Of A DayWednesday August 158:00am – 8:00pmDepart/Return Burr Ridge Community CenterFee $78 ($83)Code VT3-1Trip begins at Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm in Michigan followedby lunch and guided tour of farm. Afternoon ofpeach picking at guest’s expense completes your farmtour. We then head to the quaint Lemon Creek Winery toenjoy a tasting of 5 wines chosen from over 28 differentwines, followed by a trip to the fruit market where you willfind a number of seasonal fruits. BR, WBTour Guide Pat Liss, Viking Travel Max 20Stained Glass ClassesBurr Ridge Park District:Meetings are heldmonthly at the BurrRidge Community Center.Garden Club meetson the 4th Monday at7:00pm.Willowbrook Garden Club: Call the Village Hall (630-323-8215) and leave your name and phone number. Meetingsare held the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00pm.Want to learn how to make beautiful Stained Glass creations?Please call the Park District, 630-920-1969, for details.Classes are held at Nathalia Studio, 7320 S.Madison, Suite 700 in Burr Ridge. Urii & Nataliya Gucheniahold art degrees from the Ukrainian Art Institute.Shipshewana Flea MarketAmish Country TripTuesday, September 187:00am – 8:00pmwww.brparks.orgDepart/ReturnBurr Ridge Community CenterFee $35 ($40) per personCode SR9-1Get your friends together for another fun trip to Shipshewana.In addition to the amazing Flea Market, we are offeringoptional side trips to Das Dutchman Essenhausand Yoders Meat and Cheese Company. BR WBMin/Max 25/35Includes Deluxe Motorcoach transportation, drop off atDas Dutchman Essenhaus and Yoders (lunch on yourown) and snacks on the bus.Baker’s Delight TourThursday, September 207:00am – 8:00pmDepart and Return Burr Ridge Community CenterFee $98 ($108) per personCode SVT(Registration taken after August 22)It’s hard to imagine a kitchen in America without a jar ofClabber Girl bakingpowder in the cupboard.Join us as we head toClabber Girl in downtownTerre Haute, Indiana,and celebrate thehistory of one of the oldestbrands in America.We will dine in the exclusiveBake Shop, where you will enjoy a plated meal providedby the culinary division and two bake shop bucks touse on any purchase in the shop.Then we will explore the Clabber Girl Museum with ourguide which includes historical examples of the company’sbrands, as well as a Clabber Girl delivery wagon. We willalso see antique household items.Last stop is the Vigo County Historical Museum which wasbuilt in 1868 as the home of William H. Sage. Exhibits includeVictorian room settings, a military room, countrystore, 1900’s pharmacy, toy shop, and school room. ACoca-Cola Corridor commemorates Terre Haute as thebirthplace of the famous contour coke bottle.Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, Guided ClabberGirl Museum Tour, Plated lunch, Cooking demonstration,Two bake shop bucks, Self-Guided tour of VigoCounty, Historical Museum BR, WBTour Guide Pat Liss, Viking Travel Min/Max 20/40

www.brparks.orgPark DevelopmentPark Development News33Master Plan for Parks and Facilities, 2012 – 2018The Park District has recently completed its Master Plan for Parks and Facilities, 2012-2018. The primarypurpose of the Plan is to provide a clear, comprehensive direction for capital improvement projects based onpriority, service, resident demand, and available financing. Residents interested in reviewing this Master Planare invited to contact the Park District to arrange a copy for review. Two major initiatives from this Plan havebegun and are detailed below.Harvester Park RenovationsThe District anticipates closing 80% of the main playground from August through November 2012 for improvementsto the playground. Renovation work will add new play elements and facility amenities and replacecertain playground components. A new composite play area will be developed for younger elementary children,including water manipulation and play. The existing sand play area will retain a small portion of existingequipment and add several gross and fine motor skill enhancing active play elements. Additional climbing elementswill be incorporated into the existing boulder retaining walls. Several water mist features will be installed.A number of infrastructure and accessibility improvements will be made to surfacing, bridges,sidewalks, retaining walls, and utilities. Two new play elements will be installed in the older elementary childsection of the main playground, and the existing large composite play unit will be refurbished with new playpanels and climbing elements. A new covered gazebo will be placed in the vicinity of the basketball court, withnew backboards and goals for the court.Burr Ridge Community Center ExpansionThe District will add 4587 square feet of additional space to the existing facility. One large program room,2562 square feet, will be dividable into two separate, equal rooms. Interior and exterior finishes will matchthe existing facility. The lobby/waiting area will be expanded to accommodate this new program wing. Twosingle service washrooms will also be added. An existing storage room will be renovated into a small programroom, and a new larger storage room will be added. Commencement of construction activities is anticipatedin June, with project completion scheduled for early 2013. Blue shading denotes existing facility.

34Registration Information/Gateway www,brparks.orgRegistration DatesResident registration begins: May 1Non-resident registration begins: May 8Office HoursMonday - WednesdayThursdayFriday8:30am - 4:30pm8:30am - 6:30pm8:30am - 4:30pmFor your convenienceA drop box is available for easy drop-off registrationat any time of day.Address: 15 W 400 Harvester DriveBurr Ridge, IL 60527For more informationCall: (630) 920-1969Fax: (630) 920-1973Internet: www.brparks.orgE-mail: Info@brparks.orgRegistration Procedures1. Choose the program(s) you wish to register for and fillout the registration form completely, making sure you indicatethe proper code numbers.2. Adults must sign the "Release/Hold Harmless andEmergency Treatment Form" for their own programs aswell as for their children under 18 years of age. Registrationforms without proper signatures cannot beprocessed.3. Payment with cash, credit card or check (a $35 fee willbe charged for any returned checks) is acceptable. Makeyour check payable to Burr Ridge Park Districtand drop off at or mail to: Burr Ridge Park District,15 W 400 Harvester Drive, Burr Ridge, IL 60527.Registration is also accepted via fax, 630-920-1973.Proof of ResidencyPolicies set forth by Burr Ridge Park District Board ofCommissioners define a resident as anyone living withinthe geographic boundaries of the Burr Ridge Park Districtand who pays property taxes to the district.Friendly Refund PolicyBurr Ridge Park District strives to ensure participants'quality leisure experiences. Your satisfaction is our numberone priority and we would greatly appreciate hearingfrom you if your programming experience does not meetyour expectations. In the event that your expectations arenot met and we are not able to resolve the issues to yoursatisfaction, the following steps will be implemented toissue a refund to you.Refund StepsAt any time up until the mid-way point of a program, youwill receive a prorated refund for the number of days notattended after contact.A $3.00 service charge will be instituted for all refunds.Refunds will not be granted after the mid-way point of theprogram or after a single meeting (i.e. special event) programis completed.Medical situations may be granted as an exception to thispolicy. If at any point in time you are unable to continuein a program due to a medical situation, you will receivea prorated refund if you follow the above steps and includea doctor's note identifying the medical condition andthe date the condition occurred.Due to the nature of the program, certain activities may beexempt from this refund policy. Such exemptions are notedin that particular program's description by the symbol v.Participants who withdraw from a trip may receive a refundor a partial refund. This determination will be madebased upon the unique arrangements for that particulartrip. Also, our ability to supply a replacement may havean impact on the final refund decision. Make contact withthe trip planner to discuss particular arrangements.Gateway Special Recreation AssociationPrograms for Individuals Encompassing a Wide Range of Ages and Ability Level630-325-3857 web: www.raygraham.org e-mail: gateway_gators@yahoo.comGateway Special Recreation Association provides recreation services throughout the year to children, teens, and adults with disabilities.Gateway S.R.A. was formed through an intergovernmental agreement and is an extension of the Park Districts of BurrRidge, Oak Brook, Elmhurst, Pleasant Dale, Westchester, and York Center, the City of Countryside, and the Villages of Hinsdaleand Willowbrook.Burr Ridge Park District ProgramsThe Burr Ridge Park District welcomes and encourages personswith disabilities to participate in our seasonal offerings.Please feel free to contact us if we can be of any assistance in facilitatingan arrangement for you, as we have done for many othersneeding special accommodations. Your advance call helpsus to properly plan for a successful recreation experience.The Hanson CenterThe Anna Emery Hanson Center is located on 59th andGarfield in Burr Ridge.The Gateway BoardThe Gateway Board meets on the second Thursday of eachmonth. All meetings are open to the public. Please call the HansonCenter at 630-325-3857 for further information.

www.brparks.orgRegistrationPlease e-mail us at info@brparks.org if you’d like to receive updates/news via e-mail. All e-mail addresses are confidential.MAIN CONTACT: LAST NAME, FIRST NAMERegistration may be faxed to 630-920-197335SPOUSE (IF APPLICABLE)PREFERRED CONTACT NUMBER15 W 400 Harvester Dr.Burr Ridge, IL 60527Phone 630-920-1969Fax 630-920-1973E-mail info@brparks.orgOn-Line www.brparks.orgADDRESSCITYE-MAIL ADDRESSZIPHOME PHONECELL PHONEEMERGENCY PHONEFirst Time Registrants: Please Complete the Following SectionCHILDREN’S NAMES M/F DATE OF BIRTH REQUIRED (MO/DAY/YR) ALLERGIES AND/OR SPECIAL ASSISTANCE NEEDSRegistration Payment Method: m A check made payable to Burr Ridge Park District is attached. m VISA m Mastercard m DiscoverCredit Card Information is not kept on file.Authorized SignatureCARD NUMBER - - - EXP:The Following Section Must Be Completed in FullCODE PROGRAM TITLE PARTICIPANT’S NAME AMOUNT DUE$$$$$$A $3.00 fee must be charged for all cancellations due to BRPD policy.PLEASE NOTE: Effective immediately, $35 will be charged for returned checks.TOTAL AMOUNT$PHOTO INFORMATIONOn occasion, the park district staff or local newspaper photographers may take pictures of participantsin our programs, classes, or events. Please be aware that these pictures are only forPark District use, most likely in future catalogues, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, website or forpublication in a local newspaper.IMPORTANT INFORMATIONThe Burr Ridge Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activitiesin a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Burr Ridge Park Districtcontinually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules andinstructions that are designed to protect the participants' safety. However, participants and parents/guardiansof minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is aninherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs.You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fitand/or skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especiallyif the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness or impairment,to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.WARNING OF RISKRecreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental andemotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction,medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participatingin any recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers canbe foreseen.Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangersand injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness,horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment,inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances inherentto outdoor and indoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognizedthat it is impossible for the Burr Ridge Park District to guarantee absolute safety.WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity,you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasingall claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustainas a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/activity(including transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided).I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in thisprogram/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the risk of any and all injuries, damages orloss, regardless of severity, that my child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation.I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have (or accrue to meor my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Burr RidgePark District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees (hereinafter collectivelyreferred as Burr Ridge Park District).I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Burr Ridge Park District from any and allclaims for injuries, damages, or loss that minor child/ward or I may have or which may accrueto me or my child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with thisprogram/activity.I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumptionof risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, your online or facsimilesignature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN SIGNATURE (OVER 18 YEARS)DATE

36 Park Inventorywww.brparks.orgOWNED BY BURR RIDGE PARK DISTRICTGARYWOOD PARKNeighborhood ParkPlainfield Road and GarywoodCOUNTY LINE ESTATES PARKNeighborhood Park86th Street and County Line RoadHARVESTER PARKCommunity Park15W400 Harvester DriveKRAML PARKNeighborhood Park87th Street and KramlLAKE RIDGE CLUB PARKNeighborhood Park80th and Lake Ridge Club DriveMC CULLOUGH PARKNeighborhood ParkPlainfield and County Line RoadsOAK GROVE PARKNeighborhood ParkN. Frontage Rd. and Harvester Dr.PALISADES PARKNeighborhood Park91st Street and Royal DriveCITIZENS PARKNeighborhood Park92nd Street and Madison StreetSTEVENS PARKNeighborhood Park8555 WalredonWHITTAKER PARKNeighborhood Park7800 Drew AvenueWOODS POOLCommunity Park711 Tomlin DriveTOTALSACREAGE 1.5 1.7 37 2.5 1.9 9 8.8 7.4 2.8 1.5 3 2.5 79PASSIVEConcession Stand 1 1Picnic Shelter 2 1 2Gazebo 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 10Picnic Tables 25 1 10 3 4 6 3 6 58Benches/Seating 5 20 6 8 4 6 4 8 2 4 67Fishing 1 1 1 1 4Nature Areas 1 1 1 1 4Walking Paths 2 Miles 1/ 4 Mile 1/ 2 Mile 1 Mile 3.75 MilesDrinking Fountain 1 1 1 3ACTIVEBasketball 1 1 1 3Tennis Courts 2 2 2 6Playgrounds 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 12Ice Skating Area 1 1Ballfields 1 3 1 1 1 7Soccer/Football Fields 1 1 2Open Field 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7Mini-Skate Park 1 1Swimming Pool 1 1Sand Volleyball Courts 1 1MISCELLANEOUSRestrooms (permanent) 2 1 3Parking 225 8 20 *75 10 12 50 400*School parking lot services athletic area of the park.When Can I Reserve A Park?For October –December usage: Reserve beginning September 1stFor May – September usage: Reserve immediately

www.brparks.orgPark Sites/Amenities/Burr Ridge Park District MapPark and Facility Sites1. Anne M Jeans School3716W631 West 91st Street2. Burr Ridge Middle School16W451 91st Street3. County Line Estates Park86th Street and County Line Road4. Elm School60th and Elm5. Garywood ParkPlainfield Road and Garywood6. Gower Middle School7941 South Madison7. Gower West School7650 S. Clarendon Hills Road8. Community Center/Harvester Park15W400 Harvester Drive9. Kraml Park87th Street and Kraml10. Lake Ridge Club80th and Lake Ridge Club Drive11. McCullough ParkPlainfield and County Line Roads12. Oak Grove ParkN. Frontage Rd and Harvester Drive13. Palisades Park91st Street and Royal Drive14. Citizens Park92nd Street and Madison Street15. Stevens Park8555 Walredon16. Whittaker Park7800 Drew Avenue17. Woods Pool711 Tomlin DriveWhen Can I Reserve A Park?For October –December usage: Reserve beginning September 1stFor May – September usage: Reserve immediatelyAvailable Park Sites - AmenitiesHarvester Park3 lighted ballfields, 1st class playground, soccer field, basketballcourt, and volleyball court, two tennis courts, picnic shelter, permanentrestrooms, off street parking, and 17 acres of wetlands.Outdoor Shelter RentalsThe Park District has three picnic shelters available for communityrental – Harvester Park Main Shelter, Harvester Park Wetland Shelterand Oak Grove Park. Group capacity for Harvester Main is 100, capacityfor Harvester Wetland and Oak Grove Park is 50. HarvesterMain is available beginning August 1, Harvester Wetlands and OakGrove Park are available beginning May 15. Contact the Park Districtfor complete rules, regulations, and usage applications. All groupgatherings of greater than 25 people require a permit.Park and Athletic Field UsageBurr Ridge Park District athletic fields andparks are available 365 days per year forgeneral public usage. At various timesthroughout the year, District and affiliateactivities are scheduled and receive priority.Any individual or group desiring exclusiveusage of a park site must make anapplication in accordance with our usagepolicy, which is available at the Burr RidgeCommunity Center.Rental information pamphlets are availableat the BRCC or can be faxed or mail to you.The pamphlet contains fee structures,amenity listings, and rental options. It isthe intent of Burr Ridge Park District tomake specified equipment and facilitiesavailable for use by the community on a fairand equitable basis. Availability will bedetermined after seasonal programmingneeds have been met. For more informationcontact us at 630-920-1969 or visit ourwebsite, www.brparks.org.

38Program IndexSUMMER DAY CAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Inside CoverSPECIAL EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 – 6CONCERTS ON THE GREEN, PEDAL THE PARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3FARMER’S MARKET/MARKET ON THE GREEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4CAR SHOW, CRUISIN’ 66, FISHING DERBY, PLEASANTDALE 4TH OF JULY, FIRECRACKER BINGO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5BR 5K RUN, WILLOWBROOK FREE ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY YARD SALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5PICNICS IN THE PARK, MOON FEST FAMILY CAMPOUT, MOON, MARS AND MORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6SUMMER PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 – 16WETLAND CLASSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7FISHING 101, ART OF BASS FISHING, YOU CAUGHT IT, NOW COOK IT, LEARN TO FISH, TRAIL KITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8STICKY FINGERS, MAGIC TRICKS, PRESCHOOL COOKING/READING, TEDDY BEAR PICNIC, PINKALICIOUS . . . . . . . . . . . . .9ICKY STICKY, OOEY, GOOEY, SHAKE IT UP BABY, MOTHER GOOSE, DORA & DIEGO ADVENTURE, TINY TOES MUSIC . . .10MINI CAMP HARVESTER, CAMP HARVESTER, LITTLE BOOK WORMS CAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11AMERICAN GIRL: FAVORITE FOODS, LUAU, PRETEND SLEEP OVER, SUMMER SWEETS & TREATS, BABYSITTER CLINIC . .12COOKING CAMPS: LITTLE KIDS, JUNIOR CHEFS, CULINARY CAMP FOR YOUNG TEENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13MATH ENRICHMENT CAMP, ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT CAMP, COLLEGE BOUND WRITING, ACT PREP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14CHECKMATE CHESS CAMP/CHESS STRATEGY FOR KIDS, DANCE CAMP, NATURE PHOTOJOURNALISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15CHEERLEADING, BADMINTON CAMP, MUSIC: PIANO, GUITAR, DRUMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16WOODS POOL (all ages) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 – 19GENERAL INFO, ADULT CLASSES, PARENT/CHILD AQUATICS, PRIVATE LESSONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17AMERICAN RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS AND LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18, 19PRESCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 – 21SPORTS: INDIVIDUAL & CAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 – 25PRE-LITTLE LEAGUE, WHITE SOX TRAINING, BASEBALL CAMP, SOCCER CAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22BASKETBALL CAMPS, SAND VOLLEYBALL, DODGEBALL CAMP, OUTDOOR BASKETBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23ATHLETES CAMP, JR ATHLETES CAMP, MINI-GOLF TOUR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP, 7 ON 7 FOOTBALL CAMP, GOLF LESSONS: JUNIOR, ADULT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26FALLBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27FLAG FOOTBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28TAEKWONDO/KARATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29ADULT ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 – 32PERSONAL TRAINING, PILATES, YOGA, ZUMBA, BOOT CAMP, ADULT TAP, WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30CONCERTS: MILLENIUM & RAVINIA, UNIQUELY CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE: YOUR CHOICE, KNITTING CLUB . . . . . . . . . . . .31ADULT BAGEL BINGO, GARDEN CLUBS, PEACH OF A DAY, BAKERS DELIGHT TOUR, STAINED GLASS, SHIPSHEWANA . . .32PARK DEVELOPMENT NEWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33REGISTRATION FORM/GATEWAY, REGISTRATION INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34, 35PARK INVENTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36PARK SITES/AMENITIES/PARK DISTRICT MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37RENTAL INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39SAVE THE DATE!2012 HARVEST FESTSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 291:00 — 5:00pm – Harvester Parkwww.brparks.org

www.brparks.orgBurr Ridge Community Center Rental InformationWith capacity for groups up to 150 people,the Burr Ridge Community Center is anideal location for your next event. Our programspace is perfect for holiday gatherings,baby showers, birthday parties, familyreunions, community group meetings, nonprofitgroups, and more. The Burr RidgeCommunity Center opened on September29, 2005. The building features a beautifulentrance lobby, four main program rooms,a large kitchen used for cooking programs,preschool, and Park District administrationoffices. Contact the Park District to receivea pamphlet with complete pricing detailsand rules and regulations.Hourly Rates (unless otherwise noted)ROOMS Capacity Group 1 Group 2 Group 3A, B, C, and D 150 1 $55 $105 $145B, C, and D 125 $35 $85 $130C and D 100 $35 $70 $105C or D 50 $20 $45 $65A and B 50 N/A $45 $65A or B 25 $0 2 $30 $45Group 1: Resident, not for profit, community service group**Must provide written proof that the group has an official IRS not for profit designationwith an address of record located within the Burr Ridge Park District.Group 2: Individual resident or resident businessGroup 3: Non-residents1. Capacity is 150 with set-up of tables and chairs.2. Building supervisor rate of $15 per hour will be charged for Group 1 use whichoccurs at times when the building is not open to the general public.Additional FeesAlcohol Insurance $170 1Required for any rental requesting the use of alcoholEvent Facilitation Fee $30 2Flat fee, applies to groups of 144 or more peopleMaintenance Fee $30 2Flat fee, applies to groups of 32 or more peopleSet Up & Clean Up Time $20/hourUse of Kitchen $35Flat fee, restrictions apply1. Rates are subject to changeaccording to group size and marketconditions. Option to purchase ParkDistrict provided coverage.2. $20 per hour set-up/clean-up feecharges are separate from these.All fees are subject to change and restrictions according to Park District policies.

Sports & CampsSwim LessonsTennis Lessons at WoodsPool and Harvester ParkWetland Shelter andPlaygroundSummer Day CampRenowned around the world. Found just around the corner.The Loyola Center for Health at Burr Ridge Immediate Care for minor illnesses and injuries is open 10 a.m. – 10 p.m., weekdays, and10 a.m. – 5 p.m., weekends and holidays (except Christmas Day). No appointment needed. LoyolaMedicine.org/BurrRidge