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" .' YMCA Day Camp All YMCA of Orange County day camp programs feature craft projects, opening and closing activities, and special events that revolve around a weekly theme. Some of this year's themes include Aloha Week, Zootopia, Water Water Everywhere! and Out of This World. Campers are divided into camper units based on age, then into smaller groups with a dedicated counselor. Pre-K Unit - 3 to 5 year olds who can manage toileting on their own. Groups consist of six campers and one counselor. The pre-K program provides campers with exposure to developmentally appropriate camp activities including playacting, crafts, singing, dancing, hiking, playing games and enjoying stories. The pre-K program operates from 9:00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m. daily (pre and post camp is not available for pre-K campers). Discovery Unit - Campers are entering 1s' to 3rd grades and are ready to spend the entire day at camp, Groups consist of eight campers and one counselor. Discoverers play games, explore sports, make crafts, sing songs, hike, discover nature, swim, go on field trips and make new friends. Adventure Unit - Campers are entering 4'h to 6th grades. Groups consist of ten campers and one counselor. Adventure campers swim, play sports, create crafts, learn outdoor cooking, explore nature, hike and enjoy special guests at camp. Campers may participate in field trips to some of Southern California's most popular attractions. Teen Unit - Campers are entering grades 7th to 9th grades. Groups consist of ten campers and one counselor. The Teen unit offers a structured program in a flexible environment, giving campers decision-making opportunities with their camp schedule. Teens will travel to some of Southern California's hottest destinations. Adventures like rock climbing, kayaking and overnight campouts are included throughout the summer. leader in Training (liT) Unit - Campers are entering 10'h to 12'h grades. Groups consist of ten campers and one counselor. The LIT program builds leadership skills teens can use throughout their lives to identify and achieve goals. An adult leader guides LIT's through group facilitation, youth coaching, and camp program design skills. Prospective LIT's must submit an application, complete an interview with the camp director, and commit to 3 consecutive weeks at camp. Enrollment is limited to provide individualized attention to campers. \VOAY CAM~ We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.