2017 SUMMER CAMPS
Regular Camps
$215 Members / $245 Non-Members
Specialty Camps
$265 Members /$295 Non-Members
Teen Tuesdays
$43 Members / $49 Non-Members
ON SALE IN
JANUARY!
Enroll in a weeklong
summer camp by April 30
and enter promo code
EARLYBIRD
save on your
registration!
Campers can enjoy a wide range of
exciting camp topics for every grade
level. Our expanded specialty camp
offerings now include exclusive ex-
periences for campers of al l ages! Plus,
our extended hours and convenient car
line drop-off make Safari Day camp a perfect
choice for kids and parents! A full list of camp descriptions will
be available in January at LouisvilleZoo.org/education.
Campers can attend camp for the grade they have completed
OR the grade they will be entering in the fall of 2017. All pro-
grams are weeklong; parents should provide a lunch and snack
for their child each day.
SUMMER CAMPS AT A GLANCE
Pre K–K
June 5–9
K–1
Camp
Discovery*
Animals in
Disguise
Bug Club
1–2
2–3 4–6
Mythical
Creatures
Rockin'
Reptiles Animal
Grossology
Aqua-
ventures*
Eat or Be Eaten
June 12–16 Water Waves June 19–23 Farm to Feast* Jaws & Claws Animal Digs Imagi-nature
June 26–30 Dino-Mite! Zooper Heroes Bookworms* Insectigations
July 3, 5–7* (4-day)
Camp
Discovery*
Animals in
Disguise
Rockin'
Reptiles Animal
Grossology
Aqua-
ventures*
Jaws & Claws Animal Digs Imagi-nature
Zooper Heroes Bookworms* Insectigations
Bug Club
July 10–14 Water Week
July 17–21 Farm to Feast*
July 24–28 Dino-Mite!
Eat or Be Eaten
5–6
7–8
(Tuesdays Only)
Survivor: Zoo
Style
Backstage
Pass* Bioblitz
Vet Camp!* Animal
Analysts
Nature
Innovations
Survivor: Zoo
Style (July 6)
Backstage
Pass* Bioblitz
Take it From
Nature
Mythical
Creatures
Take it from
Nature
Vet Camp!*
Animal
Analysts
Nature
Innovations
*Specialty pricing and exclusive experiences
From
Mayor
Greg Fischer
Since taking
office six years ago,
the three pillars of my
administration have been making
Louisville a city of lifelong learning,
an even healthier city, and an even
more compassionate city.
It’s all about positioning our city
to be strong, and giving all citizens
the opportunity to reach their fullest
potential. And that starts with our
children!
This year, our city saw expansion
of the Compassionate School Proj-
ect within JCPS — a curriculum that
includes mindfulness-based instruc-
tion, social-emotional skills training
and attentive movement.
The Louisville Zoo, one of our
city’s fine educational institutions,
fits perfectly into that curriculum,
and our city’s goals. The Zoo’s
educational programs allow children
to learn in an environment that en-
courages mindfulness and compas-
sion toward their community, each
other and wildlife around the globe.
So I urge parents to consider
enrolling your children in Zoo edu-
cation programs to enhance their
compassion and to keep their minds
and bodies active during the school
breaks.
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