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General LiabilityStatementParticipation in any and all programs implies that my family and I hereby waive and release KCRMD, KCRMA and its representatives from claims fordamages and/or injuries incurred while participating in or as a spectator at all KCRMD-sponsored activities and programs.

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Board Of DirectorsThe Board of Directors is a five-member board elected at-large to advise tDistrict Manager and staff on philosophy and policy matters related toKCRMD. The board meets monthly to discuss and act on issues related torecreation and parks services in the community. For meeting date and timcall 303-979-1876 or visit our website at www.ken-carylranch.org.

Board members are: Robert Generoli, Stuart Macdonald, Greg Milano,Scott Milne and Dennis Sykes.

The Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District is a proud supporter of theNational Recreation and Park Association’s program — “Discover the

Benefits…” and the Search Institute’s — “ Developmental Assets for Youth.

Recreation StaffDarrell Windes, District Manager

303-979-1876 • [email protected]

Jason Fries, Recreation Director

303-979-4070 • [email protected] Judy Anderson, Tennis & Community Center Facility Supervisor


Gina Hawk, Recreation & Aquatics Supervisor


K. C. Leniger, Special Events


Melissa Branson, Youth Services Specialist, School Age Programs


Sarah Gagne, Youth Services Specialist, Preschool Programs


Ernie Stone, Environmental Education Specialist


Americans WithDisabilities ActThe Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District intends to fully comply with the

Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). This legislation ensures that recreational programs and services are available and accessible to allregardless of level of physical or mental ability. If you or a family memberhave a disability and would like to participate in a KCRMD program,please contact Melissa Branson at 303-979-4070.

We want to make your experience fun and rewarding.

Mission StatementThe mission of the Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District is to provide higquality facilities, well-planned/organized programs and other opportunitiein a cost-efficient way that creates community pride and providesopportunities for personal gratification. Ken-Caryl Ranch provides residenthrough preserving the natural open space and park lands, the opportunitto meet their needs for recreational enjoyment, to be a part of and generacommunity pride, and add fulfillment and achievement to life.

Register Online at www.ken-carylranch.org • Ranch House 303-979-4070 • Community Center 303-979-2233

Table Of ContentsGeneral Information 2

Facility Information 3

Fee Information 4

General Policies • Registration Information 5 Aquatics Information 6

Swim Lessons • KCR Swim Club • Fitness In The Water 7

Preschool Swim Lessons 8

Grade School Swim Lessons 9

Tennis Information 10

Junior Tennis • Quickstart Tennis • Descriptions • Play Days 11

Junior Tennis Lessons • Orientation And Viewing Information 12

Junior Tennis • Teams • Camps • Mixers • Tournaments 14

Adult Tennis • Lessons • Cardio • Tournament • Ladder 15

Adult Tennis • Competitive League Calendar 16

Adult Tennis • Competitive League Schedule 17Preschool • Spring/Summer Programs • Mini-Camps 18

Yoga • Free Youth Yoga Demo Day 19

Little Learners/Explorers Summer Programs 20

Parent/Tot No-Bake Cooking Club • KCR Youth & Family Fair 22

Ranger U Programs • Tot Discovery • KC Kids Nature Camps 23

Little Learners/Explorers Fall Programs 24

School Age • Summer Camps & Programs • Babysitting Clinic 25

Ranger U • Junior Naturalist One-Day Programs 26

Green Thumb Garden Club 28

Ranger U • Junior Naturalist Weekly And Week-Long Camps 28

Skyhawks Youth Sports Camps 30

Challenger British Soccer Camps • Dance Lessons 32

Fall Programs • Junior Naturalist • Before And After School 33

Teen & Pre-Teen Programs • Summer Camps 34

Middle School Leadership Corps • Fall Fencing 34

Junior Weight Room Certification 35

Adult & Family Summer Programs • Ranger U 36

Fitness Programs 38

Fitness Class & Yoga Descriptions • Personal Training

Registration Form 39

Special Events 40Easter Egg Hunt • July 4th Concert • Music A La Mode Concerts

Equestrian Center Event • Doggie Dip Day

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Community Center Amenities1 Club Drive • 303-979-2233The Ken-Caryl Ranch Community Center is a complete recreation facility servingresidents and businesses of Jefferson County. The facility is owned by JeffersonCounty Open Space and operated by the Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District.The Center is easily accessed off of C-470 and offers exceptional views of theDakota Hogback to the east. Facility summer amenities include:

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Bradford Amenities6 Killdeer Lane • 303-973-5302 (Summer)The Bradford Pool,located in the NorthRanch, is open duringthe summer only. Inaddition to theswimming pool andwading pool, thereare 2 outdoor tenniscourts, picnic area and a playground.

Hours Of OperationSummer Facility Hours

Effective May 26, 2012

Community Center Hours • 303-979-2233

Monday-Thursday 5:30am-10pmFriday 5:30am-8pmSaturday & Sunday 8am-8pm

Ranch House Recreation Hours • 303-979-407Monday-Thursday 7am-9pmFriday 7am-7pmSaturday 8am-7pmSunday 9am-7pm

Bradford Pool Hours • 303-973-5302Daily 10am-6pm

• 10 outdoor tennis courts(7 lighted)

• Outdoor 25 meterswimming pool

• Wading pool• 2 soccer fields• 9 hole disc golf course

• Softball field• Volleyball court • Blacktop area with

basketball hoop• Playground• Picnic area • Youth Programs

Ranch House Amenities7676 S. Continental Divide Road • 303-979-4070The spacious Ranch House is surrounded by approximately 17 acres of recreation area. The District maintains:

• Outdoor 25 meter swimmingpool with water slide

• Wading pool• 6 outdoor lighted tennis courts• 4 indoor tennis courts• Weight room

• Aerobics/Yoga/Fitness Classes• Cardiovascular equipment • Personal training• Youth Programs• Locker rooms• Nursery

Ken-Caryl RanchEquestrian CenterAmenities14422 W. Ken Caryl Avenue • 303-979-4500 • [email protected] Riding Lessons303-972-8456The Ken-CarylRanch EquestrianCenter offersboarding, trainingand events. Weteach totalhorsemanshipfrom beginner toadvanced levels.Group and privatelessons are available Monday through Saturday year-round.• Boarding• English and Western Riding Lessons• Summer Camps• Independent Instructors• Three fully groomed outdoor arenas• 4,000 acres of open space

• 25 miles of trails

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Fee Information 4

IDs or finger vein reader are required at ALL times for Resident Rates.

$5 per card ID charge.

You can purchase or renew ID cards for the summer beginning April 1.

Non-Jeffco rates are good at the Community Center only. All fees are subject to change

Valid 5/26 through 9/3Household of four $375

Additional family member $30

Single Adult (19+) $125

Single Youth (3-18) $100Guests of Non-Res. $7 at Community CenterGuests of Non-Res. $12 at RH and Bradford

Daily Indoor Facility Use Pass — Includes gym, aerobics, yoga & racquetball courts

Daily Facility Use Fees Youth (18 & Under) $4 Res. $6 Non-Res. $7 Non-Jeffco @ CC only Adult (19+ yrs.) $6 Res. $8 Non-Res. $10 Non-Jeffco @ CC onlySenior (60 & over) $5 Res. $7 Non-Res. $9 Non-Jeffco @ CC only

Monthly Facility Use Fees Youth (18 & Under) $25 Res. $30 Non-Res. $35 Non-Jeffco @ CC only Adult (19+ yrs.) $35 Res. $45 Non-Res. $55 Non-Jeffco @ CC onlySenior (60 & over) $30 Res. $40 Non-Res. $50 Non-Jeffco @ CC only

3 Month Pass Youth (18 & Under) $60 Res. $77 Non-Res. $92 Non-Jeffco @ CC only Adult (19+ yrs.) $90 Res. $120 Non-Res. $150 Non-Jeffco @ CC onlSenior (60 & over) $75 Res. $105 Non-Res. $121 Non-Jeffco @ CC on

Yearly Facility PassSingle-Youth/Adult $300 Res. $470 Non-Res. $620 Non-Jeffco @CC onlyFamily of 2 $450 Res. $680 Non-Res. $870 Non-Jeffco @CC onlySenior (60 & older) $225 Res. $355 Non-Res. $470 Non-Jeffco @CC onlySenior Couple $330 Res. $505 Non-Res. $655 Non-Jeffco @CC onlyEach additional Family Member $25

Facility Use Punch Pass (10 visits)

Youth (18 & Under) $40 Res. $60 Non-Res. $70-Non Jeffco @ CC only Adult (19+ yrs.) $60 Res. $80 Non-Res. $100-Non Jeffco @ CC onlSenior (60 & over) $50 Res. $70 Non-Res. $90-Non Jeffco @ CC only

Indoor — CC

$24/hour/res/and current league participants$32/hour/non-res$38/hour/non-Jeffco

OutdoorResident – No Charge$5 guest with a resident $12 Non-Res. at RH and Bradford$7 Non-Res. at Community CenterCan be made 3 days in advance.

Finger Vein ReaderUtilizing our finger vein reader stations or presenting a 2012 KCRMD

valid ID is required for anyone age 3 or older. Those seeking resident

discounts must show proof of residency within the Metro District

boundaries. To receive or renew you must present one of the

following: a valid Colorado Driver’s License, Warranty Deed, Colorado

ID, or Property Tax Statement which must have applicant’s name and

valid KCRMD address. If you have questions regarding residency

and/or ID cards, call the Ranch House for assistance at

303-979-4070.

Non-ResidentSummerSwim Pass

Daily Indoor Facility Use Passes

Indoor/OutdoorTennis Fees

Nursery InformationCOMMUNITY CENTER NURSERY RESERVATIONS303-979-2233

Reservations may be madeup to one week in advance.Parents must remain on site.

No Drop-Ins!

Starting Monday, June 4:Hours: 8am-1pmMonday through Friday Nursery hours may vary depending on reservations.

Fees:Resident Non-Resident Non-Jeffco$6/hr/1 child $10/hr/1 child $12/hr/1 child$10/hr/2 children $15/hr/2 children $18/hr/2 children$15/hr/3 children $20/hr/3 children $25/hr/3 childrenNursery Punch Cards Available: $15, $30, $50

Daily

Swim Fees(ages 3 and up)Free For Ranch ResidentsWith Finger Vein Reader or Valid ID$5 guest with a resident

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5 General Policies • Registration Information


Ways To RegisterONLINE @ www.ken-carylranch.org and follow the link

Register for a course.

PHONE-IN Ranch House 303-979-4070Community Center 303-979-2233

MAIL-INEnclose registration form along with your payment and send to:

KCRMD7676 S. Continental Divide Rd.Littleton, CO 80127

FAX-IN Ranch House 303-979-5347Community Center 303-979-6501

WALK-INRanch House or the Community Center during normal business hours.Cash, Check, VISA, MasterCard, American Express & Discover cards accept

How To Register Online You can register for most of our courses from the comfort of your ownhome — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at www.ken-carylranch.org.Registration dates do apply.

Please read this before going online to register:

1. To register, you will need your family PIN, Client Barcodes,and course numbers from District Dimensions or Life at Ken-Caryl .

Please call 303-979-4070 before registration dates to make sure your correct e-mail address is on file.

Once your e-mail address is on file you can click on the “my account”tab and click on “forgot my password” and follow the guidelines.

2. When you are finished signing up for your courses you must pay with your credit card through our secure connection.

We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover & American Expressor a credit balance on your account as payment.Remember to print a receipt for your confirmation.

3. If you end the registration before paying your balance, your registration will not be successful.

4. If you decide to cancel or transfer after completing this registration,need assistance, or have any questions, please call the Ranch Houseat 303-979-4070 or the Community Center at 303-979-2233.

General Policies• Utilizing our finger vein readers or presenting a valid 2012 ID is required

for resident discounts for anyone age 3 and older. IDs are $5.

• All participants must check in at the front desk before using the facility.

• Changes may occur in the schedule without notice. Please call the

Community Center or Ranch House if you have questions.• KCRMD is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.

• We recommend that you not bring valuables to the facilities.

• KCRMD does not allow alcohol, smoking or chewing tobacco in itsfacilities, swimming pools or tennis courts.

• Food and drink are permitted only in designated areas.

• All pools are family facilities, please use discretion in swimsuit attire.

• These are community facilities for everyone’s enjoyment. Profanelanguage will not be tolerated.

• Misuse of facilities or equipment will result in immediate dismissal fromthe facility.

• Please call the Ranch House or Community Center if you have any

questions regarding closures due to inclement weather.

Refund And

Cancellation Policy When courses are cancelled, participants are given the option of transferring to another course if available, receiving a credit, or a full refund. Participants will be notified at least 24 hours in advance

when courses are cancelled due to insufficient registration.

• Unless otherwise noted, requests for refunds must be made 48hours before the first class of the scheduled course at the RanchHouse and Community Center during normal business hours.

• No cash refunds — Check or Credit Card depending on originalcharge.

• Each refund will be assessed a $10 service charge, unless course iscancelled by the Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District.

• You can leave the credit on your account for future registrations toavoid the $10 fee.

Facility RentalsFor information on rates and availability for the RanchHouse, Community Park and Dakota Lodge call Terry Irwinat 303-979-1876 or [email protected].

If you are interested in renting the swimming pools onFriday or Saturday nights please contact Mike Mastroni at 303-979-4070 or [email protected].

Resident/Non-ResidentOnline RegistrationOnline registration will be available through the KCRMD website at

www.ken-carylranch.org. Registration for Ken-Caryl Ranch residents

begins April 9 and registration for non-residents begins April 16.

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Pool HoursPools open for the season on May 26, 2012.Finger vein reader or valid ID card requiredfor admittance.

Bradford

Daily – (open swim) 10am-6pm*Note: Bradford pool closes for the seasonat 6pm on August 12, 2012.

Community CenterMonday-Friday –

(adult lap swim) 6-9amMonday-Friday –

(open swim) 12-8pmSaturday & Sunday –

(open swim) 10am-8pm*Note: Community Center pool closes forthe season on September 3, 2012.

Late summer pool hours will be postedby August 20.

Ranch HouseMonday-Friday –

(open swim) 12-7pmSaturday & Sunday –

(open swim) 10am-7pm*Note: Ranch House pool closes for theseason on August 19, 2012.The pool will be open 10am-7pmon weekends August 25-26and September 1-3.

Pool Regulations• All residents using any facility must utilize our finger vein reader or present a 2012 validated KCR

identification card or guest fees will be charged.• No flotation devices are allowed. Only “water wings” and life jackets will be permitted when a

parent or guardian is in the pool within arm’s reach of the child.• All pools are family facilities, please use discretion in swimsuit attire.• Children under 7 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.• No alcoholic beverages are permitted in the swimming area or pools.• When a storm approaches, the pool and surrounding area may be closed. Under severe weather

circumstances the deck will be cleared of all patrons. The facility will re-open approximately 30 minuafter the last sighting of lightning or sound of thunder.

• No glass containers allowed in the pool areas.• No smoking allowed in the pool areas.• There are other rules not listed here which are enforced for the safety of all patrons using the pool.• Ranch House and Bradford pools will close early if we have inclement weather and will n

re-open for the day. The Community Center pool will re-open if weather permits.


Private Pool RentalsThe Ranch House pool is available for rental by the public on Friday and Saturday nights from 7-9pm, the Bradford Pool is available from 6-8pm and theCommunity Center Pool from 8-10pm. Pool rentals can be booked after Memorial Day until individual pool closings. Dates of availability vary withprogramming of other groups. A minimum of three lifeguards will be provided for the duration of the party for guarding purposes only. The entire rentalfee and damage deposit are due at the time of signing the reservation contract. Parties may reschedule due to inclement weather. All District pool rulesand regulations must be followed at all times by the members of the party. Absolutely no alcohol is allowed in the pool area at any time.

Fee: Bradford, Ranch House and Community Center Pool — $265 Resident/$335 Non-Resident Call the Ranch House for more information at 303-979-4070 and ask for Mike Mastroni, ext. 124 or [email protected].

Adult SwimThe RH and CC pools provide anadult swim on the hour every hourfor 15 minutes, from 1-7pm for safety checks and restroom breaks. Adults18 & over and children 4 & underaccompanied by an adult are allowedin the pool during this time.

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Swim LessonRegistration InformationSign up for an open course to secure your spot. If your first choice of lessons is not available, check into other times for the same level to secure a

spot in the course. If you are unable to participate in any desired course,place your name on the wait list. KCRMD will add courses if there issufficient demand and staff are available. The wait list will be watched closely to add classes where needed and/or options provided to those on the wait list when and where space is available.

If you are unsure about your child’s level you can stop by the Ranch House or Community

Center pool during open swim and have themwater tested. Please see the pool manager.

Fitness In The Water At The Community Center June 2 - September 39-10am daily (times may vary in late summer)

Fee: Drop in or Facility PassMost of the time, exercise makes us feel good. Other times, exercisecan be more painful than pleasing. Adults of all ages, and particularly those age 50 and older, are finding that exercising in water helpsincrease the longevity of their joints while providing similar healthbenefits as other exercise. Like land exercise, water fitness offersmany different types of opportunities fitting participants’ goals fromhigh energy workouts to gentle soothing regimens aimed at reducingarthritic pain and stiffness.

Water resistance, known as hydrostatic pressure, makes moving in water more strenuous than on land. The addition of equipment and vigorous movement can help participants tailor their exercise

intensity, making it comparable to activities they might do on land,but because heart rates are lower in water, they may feel lessexertion.

As participants get their hearts pumping and tone muscles, the water’sbuoyancy helps protect their joints from the shocking impacts they may experience during land exercise.

Water exercise is ideal as part of a cross-training routine that includes a variety of activities, including weight-bearing exercise,

which is important in maintaining healthy bones and building muscle.The therapeutic qualities of water are an important aspect of waterfitness, especially for those with arthritis, injuries and otherconditions limiting movements.

Private & Semi-PrivateSwim LessonsPerhaps your swimmer requires one on one or smaller class size to learn swim. Private and semi-private lessons provide an opportunity for yourswimmer to work closely with an instructor on the swimmer’s specificneeds. Arrange your lesson with a swimming instructor you are familiar wor contact the aquatics manager for more information. Private and semi-private lessons are available at all three KCRMD pools. Please purchaseprivate lessons at the Ranch House or Community Center before the lesson

Private Swim Lessons Residents $24 per half-hour

Non-Residents $30 per half-hour

Semi-Private Swim Lessons(2 individuals near the same ability)

Residents $30 per half-hour ($15 per participant) Non-Residents $40 per half-hour ($20 per participant)

Ken-Caryl Ranch

Swim ClubKen-Caryl Ranch Swim Club is a competitive/recreational team that trains until the end of July. Competition is grouped by ages 8 & under,9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and 15-18. Participants are required to have skillsin at least two of the four competitive strokes. Swimmers will betaught to improve and refine skills in all competitive strokes.Our Swim Club is not a Learn-To-Swim Program.

2012 Ken-Caryl Swim Club registration will be April 21 from 1-3pm at the Ken-Caryl Ranch Community Center.

New Families Information Meeting: Wednesday, April 4, 6:30-7:30pmat the Ranch House Recreation Office.

Ken-Caryl Ranch Swim Club will host a meet on the following dates at the Ranch House Pool: (TENTATIVE)

Saturday, June 2 — Ranch House pool opens at approximately 1pm.

Friday & Saturday, June 22 & 23 — Ranch House pool is closedFriday and will re-open at approximately 4pm on Saturday.

Saturday, July 14 — Ranch House pool opens at approximately 1pm.

For information on swim team please contact Amanda Bushey at 303-973-5241.

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Preschool Skills: Ages 3-5 YearsThe Ken-Caryl Ranch Swim School is goal motivated and technique based.Level 1: Get in pool by self without crying and stay, adjust to instructor, able to wait turn, introduction to bubblesand kicking, get out of pool by self.Level 2: Hold breath/blow out, blow bubbles on top of water, go under water with help, go under water by self,blow bubbles underwater, choo choo train (wall crawl), introduction to climbing out on own, backfloat withassistance.Level 3: Torpedo (prone float, kick, face in, hands together – 5ft., backfloat for a count of 10, torpedo to the wallfrom instructor – 5ft., backfloat with kick – should be able to kick without sinking, movement not necessary.Level 4: Torpedo – take a breath – return to torpedo – must blow bubbles, backfloat with kick with tummy highand toes at the top of the water – 15ft., shark arms with kick – 5ft., shark arm switch, tread water – 10 sec.,rollover – float – call for help.Level 5: Front kick 15ft. – legs straight – may take 1 to 2 breaths, freestyle arm movement with arms out of water 15ft. – take 3 to 4 strokes before breathinbreathe to the front – blow bubbles underwater, backstroke arms straight – 15ft., introduction to side breathing, rollover – float – call for help.Level 6: Freestyle 25ft., backstroke 25ft., breaststroke kick 15ft., breaststroke arm movement, breaststroke timing (pull, breathe, kick, glide) – 3 strokes.Participation in levels 7-9 is set up through the Aquatics Manager if we have enough interest to add a class. Please contact Mike

Mastroni at 303-979-4070, ext. 124 or [email protected].

Level 7: Freestyle 50ft. with side breathing, backstroke 40ft., breaststroke 40ft., dolphin kick 15ft., butterfly arms – 2 strokes with feet together, butterfly breathing timing, butterfly swim 40ft.Level 8: Freestyle 25yds. with bilateral breathing, backstroke 25yds., breaststroke 25yds., butterfly breathing timing, butterfly swim 40ft.Level 9: Sitting, kneeling & standing dive, freestyle 25yds., backstroke 25yds., breaststroke 25yds., butterfly 25yds., somersault near wall and push off.

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6-4 to 6-7 10:45 24720 24721 24722

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2 10:10 24726 24727 24728

6-11 to 6-14 10:45 24729 24730 24731

11:20 24732 24733 24734

3 10:10 24735 24736 24737

6-18 to 6-21 10:45 24738 24739 24740

11:20 24741 24742 24743

4 10:10 24744 24745 24746

6-25 to 6-28 10:45 24747 24748 2474911:20 24750 24751 24752

5 10:10 24753 24754 24755

7-9 to 7-12 10:45 24756 24757 24758

11:20 24759 24760 24761

6 10:10 24762 24763 24764

7-16 to 7-19 10:45 24765 24766 24767

11:20 24768 24769 24770

7 10:10 24771 24772 24773

7-23 to 7-26 10:45 24774 24775 24776

11:20 24777 24778 24779

8 10:10 24780 24781 24782

7-30 to 8-2 10:45 24783 24784 24785

11:20 24786 24787 24788

9 10:10 24789 24790 24791

8-6 to 8-9 10:45 24792 24793 24794

11:20 24795 24796 24797

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6-11 to 6-14 10:45 24575 24576 24577

11:20 24578 24579 24580

3 10:10 24581 24582 24583

6-18 to 6-21 10:45 24584 24585 24586

11:20 24587 24588 24589

4 10:10 24590 24591 24592

6-25 to 6-28 10:45 24593 24594 24595

11:20 24596 24597 24598

5 10:10 24599 24600 246

7-9 to 7-12 10:45 24602 24603 24604

11:20 24605 24606 24607

6 10:10 24608 24609 24610

7-16 to 7-19 10:45 24611 24612 24613

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7 10:10 24617 24618 246

7-23 to 7-26 10:45 24620 24621 24622

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8 10:10 24626 24627 2462

7-30 to 8-2 1 0:45 24629 24630 24631

11:20 24632 24633 24634

Lessons are 30 minutes in length for 1-week sessions beginning June 4. Each session runs Monday-Thursday with Friday reserved in case of inclement weathas a make-up day. Class size is a maximum of 1 instructor to 4 children. A minimum of 3 students is required to run a class.

Preschool Swim LessonsRanch House Preschool Swim LessonsCommunity Center

Preschool Swim Lessons: Ages 3-5 Years


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These lessons are 30 minutes in length for 1-week sessions beginningJune 4. Each session runs Monday-Thursday with Friday reserved in case of inclement weather as a make-up day. Class size is a maximum of 1 instructorto 5 children for levels 1 to 4 and 1 instructor to 6 children for levels 5 to 7.

A minimum of 3 students is required to run a class.

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3 10:10 24509 24510 24511

6-18 to 6-21 10:45 24512 24513 24514

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4 10:10 24518 24519 24520

6-25 to 6-28 10:45 24521 24522 24523

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5 10:10 24527 24528 24529

7-9 to 7-12 10:45 24530 24531 24532

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6 10:10 24536 24537 24538

7-16 to 7-19 10:45 24539 24540 24541

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7 10:10 24545 24546 24547

7-23 to 7-26 10:45 24548 24549 24550

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6-18 to 6-21 10:45 24657 24658 24659

11:20 24660 24661 24662

4 10:10 24663 24664 24665

6-25 to 6-28 10:45 24666 24667 24668

11:20 24669 24670 24671

5 10:10 24672 24673 24674

7-9 to 7-12 10:45 24675 24676 24677

11:20 24678 24679 24680

6 10:10 24681 24682 24683

7-16 to 7-19 10:45 24684 24685 24686

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7 10:10 24690 24691 24692

7-23 to 7-26 10:45 24693 24694 24695

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8 10:10 24699 24700 24701

7-30 to 8-2 10:45 24702 24703 24704

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Grade SchoolSwim Lessons

Community Center

Grade SchoolSwim LessonsRanch House

Grade School Skills: Ages 6-14 YearsThe Ken-Caryl Ranch Swim School is goal motivated and technique based.Level 1: 10 relaxed bobs, front float or glide 5 sec., back float or glide 5 sec., introduction to flutter kick.Level 2: Front kick 15ft., back kick 15ft., introduction to dolphin kick, rollover – float – call for help.Level 3: Streamline front kick with breath 20ft., streamline back kick 15ft., dolphin kick 15ft., sideglide kick 20ft., freestyle 20ft., tread water 30 sec., rollover front to back and back to front.Level 4: Freestyle 40ft., introduction to backstroke 20ft., dolphin kick 40ft., tread water 45 sec.Level 5: Freestyle 25yds., backstroke 40ft., dolphin kick 25yds., tread water 45 sec., introduction tobreaststroke kick.Level 6: Freestyle 50yds., backstroke 25yds., breaststroke kick 25ft., breaststroke pull 25ft.,

breaststroke 40ft., dolphin kick streamline 25yds.Level 7: Freestyle 100yds., backstroke 50yds., breaststroke 25yds., butterfly arms 20ft., butterfly swim30ft.Participation in level 8 is set up through the Aquatics Manager if there is enough

interest to hold a class. Please contact Mike Mastroni at 303-979-4070, ext. 124 or

[email protected].

Level 8: Freestyle 150yds., backstroke 75yds., breaststroke 50yds., butterfly 25yds., freestyle & backstroke turn, freestyle start from deck, backstroke start.

Grade School Swim Lessons: Ages 6-14 Years

Swim LessonSession Dates

Session 1 June 4 - June 7




Session 5 July 9 - July 12



Session 8 July 30 - August 2

Session 9 August 6 - August 9 (RH only)

Fees: Resident: $24Non-Resident: $30

After lessons end at 11:50am the pool area will be cleared before open swim begins. You can leave your belongings on the

deck but a finger vein reader or ID will be required for re-admittance. We will not scan anyone for admittance into the

pool area until it has been cleared completely. Please exit the area as quickly as possible so that open swim can begin.

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NOTE:Please be advised that league matches have a 30 minute priority over open bookingThis means that you might need to wait up to 30 minutes for a league match to endbefore claiming your court.

GRACE PERIOD You have a 15 minute grace period in which to claim your court.

Indoor Courts(4 Courts At CC)Reservations: Up to 7 days in advance by calling 303-979-2233Cancellation Policy: Anyone cancelling an indoor court less than 24 hours in advan

will be charged full fees unless the court can be resold.

Summer Indoor Fees:$24/hour/KCR resident and current League Participants$32/hour/Non-Residents$10/hour/Junior walk-on rate (same day reservation)

Ball Machine Rental$10/Res/use $15/Non-Res/use

Ball Machine PassSingle Membership: Res: $120 Non-Res: $150Family Membership: Res: $240 Non-Res: $320

Unlimited ball machine rental at the Ranch House between May and September 30.

Pro ShopComplete restringing services are available at the Community Center along with a variety of racquets for sale and rent,

accessories and clothes.

Ken-Caryl Ranch TennisSTAFF:Tennis Coordinator:Judy Anderson • 303-979-2233 • [email protected]

USPTA Pros:

Mark Chomko • 720-933-9154 • [email protected] Davis • 303-979-2233, Ext. 303Christina Macey • 303-880-1818 • [email protected] John Van Handel • 303-979-2233, Ext. 304 • [email protected]

Ken-Caryl Ranch does not allow outside professionalsto teach lessons on our courts for liability reasons.

Ranch House Tennis Courts(7 Lighted, 3 Unlighted)

Reservations: Up to 3 days in advance by calling 303-979-4070

USTA/CTA LEAGUE Participants: No charge (included in league fee)

Residents: No-Charge Non-Resident: $12Guest Fee (with a Resident): $5

Community Center Tennis Courts(6 Outdoor Lighted)

Reservations: Up to 3 days in advance by calling 303-979-2233

USTA/CTA LEAGUE Participants: No charge (included in league fee)Residents: No-Charge Non-Resident: $7Guest Fee (with a Resident): $5

Bradford Park Tennis Courts(2 Unlighted)

Reservations: Up to 7 days in advance by visiting the facility.Reservation sheets posted May through September on the outside of the pool building. No league matches permitted here. You may only register for one court, for no more than two hours.

USTA/CTA LEAGUE Participants: No charge (included in league fee)Residents: No-Charge Non-Resident: $12Guest Fee (with a Resident): $5

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10 And Under Tennis10 and Under QuickStart Tennis follows the same logic as other youth sportslike baseball or soccer, which use kid-sized courts and kid-sized equipment.Kids learn to play baseball by first playing T-ball; they use shorter, lighterbats and larger, softer balls. Kids learning basketball shoot baskets with kid-sized balls on lowered backboards and they play soccer on smaller fieldswith smaller goals.

Now with 10 and Under QuickStart Tennis, balls bounce lower, don’t moveas fast through the air and are easier to hit. Racquets are sized for smallhands and courts are smaller and easier to cover. By using this format, thebenefits are immediate and within a short time kids are rallying, playing, andexcited to keep playing. That means kids will have more fun and lessfrustration. They’re playing real tennis and having real fun — and that’swhat is most important.


Quickstart • Ages 4-6 (36 ft. court)• Introduction to tennis

Quickstart • Ages 7-10 (60 ft. court)• Introduction to tennis

Quickstart2 • All Ages (Must have taken QS)• Can toss a ball underhanded to partner and return a toss with control

• Can hit basic strokes (Forehand/Backhand/Volley)over the net with some control• Serve hit above head, some going over net

Intermediate • Ages 7-10 (Must have taken QS2)• Can rally 2-3 balls with instructor in small space• Serve hit above head with good form, going in either service box

Beginner • Ages 11 And Over (72 ft. court)• Introduction to tennis

Advanced Beginner • Ages 11 And Over• Can hit basic strokes over the net with some control

• Serve hit above head, some going over net Intermediate • Ages 11 And Over• Can rally 2-3 balls with instructor• Serve hit above head with good form, going in either service box • This player is ready for Rookie Tennis (see page 13)

Comp 1 (Must have completed Intermediate)• Can serve from the baseline with good form into the correct box 5 out

10 attempts• Can return a live ball and is working to hit the ball in the strike zone• This player is ready for Junior Team Tennis (see page 14)

2012 Tennis LevelDescriptions

Play DaysPlay Days are low-key competitions that allow children to play again andagain whether they win or lose. Emphasis will be placed on participation,effort and sportsmanship. At a Play Day, children play multiple matches bothwith and against a variety of players, serving, rallying and scoring. Play Daysdo not incorporate instruction but emphasize developing children’s skills

through play.

Play Days(Must have completed QuickStart2)

Play DaysAt Columbine Country ClubKCR juniors are invited to participate in CCC’s Play Days on the following dates:Saturdays 3-5pmJune 30, July 21 and August 11The cost is $20. Must be 7 or older and have taken Quickstart.Please call CCC at 303-794-6043 to register.

Course # Date Time Age Location Fee

24965 June 1 9-10am 7-8 CC Ind Crts $10/$13

24966 June 1 10-11am 9-10 CC Ind Crts $10/$13

24967 June 1 11am-12pm 11+ CC Ind Crts $10/$13

24968 June 11 9-10am 7-8 RH Court 1 $10/$13

24969 June 11 10-11am 9-10 RH Court 1 $10/$13

24970 July 13 9-10:30am 7-8 RH Court 1 $15/$18

24971 July 13 10:30-noon 9-10 RH Court 1 $15/$18

24972 July 13 Noon-1:30pm 11+ RH Court 1 $15/$18

24973 August 5 11-12:30pm 7-8 RH Court 1 $15/$1824974 August 5 12:30-2pm 9-10 RH Court 1 $15/$18

24975 August 5 2-3:30pm 11+ RH Court 1 $15/$18

Healthier, More Active KidsTennis is one of the best ways for kids to become healthy and physically fiThe very nature of the game of serving, returning and rallying makes tennian active sport with plenty of movement, starts, stops and direction chang

As such, tennis is a great cardiovascular activity, and the movements used the court help develop enhanced balance, agility and coordination. Mentafocus is also sharpened through tennis because decision-making andconcentration are necessary every time a ball is hit.

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Junior TennisLessonsAll classes are at the Community Centerin the indoor courts unless noted.

Session 1: June 4 - 8 (Daily)

Session 2: June 11 - July 2

Session 3: July 9 - August 1

Session 4: August 6 - 15

Session 5: August 13 - 17 (Daily)

Course # Class Ages Day Time Fee

Res/Non-Res

Pro Ct. #

24882 QS 4-6 MTWThF 9-9:30 $48.75/$53.75 John 4 Ins

24883 QS2 5-6 MTWThF 9-9:30 $48.75/$53.75 Leslie 1 Ins

24884 QS 7-8 MTWThF 9:30-10:15 $58.75/$68.75 John 4 Ins

24885 QS2 7-8 MTWThF 9:30-10:15 $58.75/$68.75 Leslie 1 Ins

24886 Int. 7-8 MTWThF 10:15-11:15 $65/$70 John 4 Ins

24887 QS 9-10 MTWThF 11-12 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins

24888 QS2 9-10 MTWThF 9-10 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins

24889 Int. 9-10 MTWThF 10-11 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins

24890 Beg/Adv.Beg 11 + MTWThF 10:15-11:15 $65/$70 Leslie 1 Ins

Session 1: June 4-8 • Daily


Res/Non-Res

Pro Ct. #

24891 QS 4-6 MW 2:30-3 $68.25/75.25 Christina 4 In

24892 QS2 4-6 MW 3-3:30 $68.25/75.25 Christina 4 Ins

24893 QS 7-8 MW 2:30-3:15 $68.25/82.25 John 4 Ins

24894 QS2 7-8 MW 3:15-4 $68.25/82.25 John 3 Ins

24895 Int. 7-8 MW 4-5 $91/$112 John 1 Ins

24896 QS 9-10 MW 3:30-4:30 $91/$112 Christina 3 Ins

24897 QS2 9-10 MW 2:30-3:30 $91/$112 Mark 1 Ins

24898 Int. 9-10 MW 3:30-4:30 $91/$112 Mark 4 Ins

24899 Beg/Adv.Beg 11+ MW 4:30-5:30 $91/$112 Mark 4 Ins

Session 2: June 11-July 2


Res/Non-Res

Pro Ct. #

24900 QS 4-6 MW 2:30-3 $78/$86 Christina 4 Ins

24901 QS2 4-6 MW 3-3:30 $78/$86 Christina 4 Ins

24902 QS 7-8 MW 2:30-3:15 $78/$94 John 4 Ins

24903 QS2 7-8 MW 3:15-4 $78/$94 John 3 Ins

24904 Int. 7-8 MW 4-5 $104/$128 John 1 Ins

24905 QS 9-10 MW 3:30-4:30 $104/$128 Christina 3 Ins

24906 QS2 9-10 MW 2:30-3:30 $104/$128 Mark 1 Ins

24907 Int. 9-10 MW 3:30-4:30 $104/$128 Mark 4 Ins24908 Beg/Adv.Beg 11+ MW 4:30-5:30 $104/$128 Mark 4 Ins

Session 3: July 9-August 1

AttentionParents:Junior Summer Tennis ProgramOrientation and Viewing Friday, April 204-5pm at the Community CenterNo charge

Rookie? Junior Team Tennis?What should you sign your child up for thissummer? Have your child hit with the prosand find out what program is right for themfor the summer.

Please register in advance:Course #24976

Start date for Fall Lessons

will be September 4.

Schedules online by August 15.

No lottery for this session.

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Res/Non-Res

Pro Ct. #

24909 QS 4-6 MW 1-1:30 $39/$43 John 4 Ins.

24910 QS2 5-6 MW 1-1:30 $39/$43 Leslie/Christina 1 Ins.

24911 QS 7-8 MW 1:30-2:15 $39/$47 John 4 Ins.

24912 QS2 7-8 MW 1:30-2:15 $39/$47 Leslie/Christina 1 Ins.

24913 Int. 7-8 MW 2:15-3:15 $52/$64 John 4 Ins.

24914 QS 9-10 MW 3-4 $52/$64 Mark 3 Ins.

24915 QS2 9-10 MW 1-2 $52/$64 Mark 3 Ins.

24916 Int. 9-10 MW 2-3 $52/$64 Mark 3 Ins.

24917 Beg/Adv.Beg 11+ MW 2:15-3 $52/$64 Leslie/Christina 1 Ins.

Session 4: August 6-15


Res/Non-Res

Pro Ct. #

24918 QS 4-6 MTWThF 9-9:30 $48.75/$53.75 John 4 Ins.

24919 QS2 5-6 MTWThF 9-9:30 $48.75/$53.75 Leslie 1 Ins.

24920 QS 7-8 MTWThF 9:30-10:15 $58.75/$68.75 John 4 Ins.24921 QS2 7-8 MTWThF 9:30-10:15 $58.75/$68.75 Leslie 1 Ins.

24922 Int. 7-8 MTWThF 10:15-11:15 $65/$70 John 4 Ins.

24923 QS 9-10 MTWThF 11-12 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins.

24924 QS2 9-10 MTWThF 9-10 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins.

24925 Int. 9-10 MTWThF 10-11 $65/$70 Mark 3 Ins.

24926 Beg/Adv.Beg 11+ MTWThF 10:15-11:15 $65/$70 Leslie 1 Ins.

Session 5: August 13-17 • Daily

If these classes are full, please put your name on a waitlist and we will create another class if possible.

Please take a moment toread the following rules to your children prior to their first class:

On Court Conduct Once on the court, there are certaindos and don’ts — all in the name of safety:• All children under the age of 8

must be supervised by an adult

when entering the building fortheir own safety.

• Please direct children to wait untilthe pro invites them onto thecourt. No siblings or parentsplease.

• Younger, inexperienced studentshave less racquet and ball control,therefore it is imperative that they do not hit balls unless instructedto. Racquets should be hugged totheir body and attention directedtoward the pro.

• Balls on the ground stay on theground.

• All students must participate inball pickup.

• No jumping, climbing on the net or hitting the curtains withracquets.

Off Court Conduct • Please do not allow your children

to run on the grates or in thehallway of the tennis building.

This distracts not only the prosand students but also otherspectators.

• No food/gum allowed in thebuilding including the hallway.

• Please leave strollers outside thebuilding. They hinder the flow of people in and out of the building.

• Our lessons are scheduled back toback. If you need to speak to a pro, please call or e-mail them.Do not infringe on the next group’s time.

Rookie TennisIntroduction To Unassisted Match Play June 12 - August 2 (No July 4)Registration Deadline: May 15

Rookie Tennis is available to children 7 to 17 who are currently in Intermediate tennis lessons. This program will provide anintroduction to recreational unassisted match play. Participantsmust be able to rally, serve 2 out of 10 balls in and are beginning

to learn to score. Space is limited so register early.

If you are unsure if your child is ready, please attend theJunior Summer Tennis Program Orientation and Viewing on April 20 at 4pm, Course #24976 — no charge

Fee: $155/resident • $175/non-resident • $190/non-JeffcoLate Registration Fee: Additional $10 (if space available)

Practice begins June 12.Boys and Girls, Ages:7-10 3-4pm Course #2497711 & over 4-5pm Course #24978Tuesdays at the Ranch House and Thursdays at the Community Center.

Limit 30

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USA Team Tennis For YouthRegistration: March 5 - March 18Comp 1 and aboveVisit the Community Center or Ranch House for Registration Forms

USA Team Tennis for Youth is a nine-week competitive program for boys and

girls 8 to 18 who have passed the Intermediate Level into Comp 1. Teams arecomprised of 5 to 7 players of similar age and skill, competing against otherteams in the same geographic area.

Practices begin June 11 and run through August 1 and are on Tuesdays at the Ranch House and Thursdays at the CC for players age 14 & under.Practices are 75 minutes. Players age 15 and over practice on Wednesdays at the Ranch House from 8:30-10:15am or 10:15-noon depending on level.

Matches are on Mondays as follows:8:30am for children ages 12 and under10:30am for teens 15 to 18 years old12:30pm for 13 and 14 year olds

Matches begin June 18, and run through July 30. The format is two singlesmatches and one doubles match per team each Monday. District Playoffs willbe held August 10, 11, 12 at various locations throughout the city.

Team rosters and schedules are mailed out May 7.Registration deadline is March 18. If you are unsure if your child is ready,please attend the Junior Summer Tennis Program Orientation and Viewing on April 20 at 4pm, Course #24976 — no charge.

Late fee will be waived if you attend orientation and qualify. If you are new tothe program and would like to find out more, please contact Judy Andersonat 303-979-2233 or talk to your lesson pro.

Boys’ High School TrainingCamp For JV Players And

Varsity PlayersDate: August 6, 7, 8, 9

Time: 9am-noonLocation: Community CenterFee: Resident: $130

Non-Resident: $145Deadline: August 1Late Fee: Additional $10Course #24993

Junior Tennis Mini Camp

Junior MixersFridays 3-5pm at the Community CenterComp 1 & AboveFee: Resident: $6, Non-Resident: $8

June 8 Course #24980 July 13 Course #24981

Junior SatelliteSingles Compass

June 15: Boys and Girls 12 & UnderDeadline: June 12 Tournament ID #257216012Singles $25

June 29: Boys 14 & UnderDeadline: June 26 Tournament ID #257214312Singles $25

Register at www.Coloradotennis.com

Play will take place at the Ranch House.Register early because space is limited to 32.

Players must be at the site at 8:30am. Minimum four matches guaranteed.Lunch and pool free to all players. Scores will count toward junior rankin

You must be a member of the USTA to enter these tournaments.Go to www.USTA.com to register for a membership.

Morgan BuchliMemorial Tournament

Tournament ID #257218812 July 13 - July 18

Singles $25/Doubles $38/teamDeadline: July 5

You must be a member of the USTA to enter this tournament. Visit www.Coloradotennnis.com to register.(This tournament is highly recommended along with the above

compass tournaments for juniors in USA Team Tennis for Youth.)

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Adult Competitive LeaguesMust register as a team. Cannot be done online.

USTA COLORADO 2012 ADULT LEAGUE CALENDAR • DENVER-METRO

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Adult Competitive Leagues

USTA COLORADO2012 DENVER LEAGUE SCHEDULE OF DAYS AND TIMES

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Preschool • Spring/Summer Programs 18For more information on our preschool programs, please contact Sarah Gagne at 303-979-2233, ext. 106 or [email protected].

Spring Break Mini-CampsEach day will follow a typical preschool schedule complete with circle time,songs, games, art, and science projects. Since it’s Spring Break and we’realready longing for summer, every day will be a new experience in learning

with fun beach and water-themed activities! Join us for only a day or theentire week, whatever fits your schedule. A healthy morning snack will beprovided. All children must be toilet-trained.

Little Learners Mini-CampMorning sessions will be filled with child-directed activities includingdramatic and sensory play, art exploration and musical discovery. Ourexperienced and nurturing staff will keep your youngest preschooler happy and engaged as they gain social skills and a sense of independence.

Ages: 3-4 yearsLocation: Community Center Youth RoomDates: March 26-30

Times: 8:30-11:30amFees: Res: $15, Non-Res: $18 per day

Explorers Mini-Camp After a combined morning with the Little Learners, Explorers will dive into a pool of summer fun! Topics we will explore include the ocean, rainforest,picnics and camping. Afternoon activities will be both child and teacher-directed as our staff guides smaller groups through their endlessimaginations!

Ages: 4-5 yearsLocation: Community Center Youth RoomDates: March 26-30

Times: 8:30-2:30pm (Please pack a lunch.)

Fees: Res: $30, Non-Res: $34 per day Date Little Learners Explorers

Monday, March 26th

Course #24870 Course #24875

Tuesday, March 27th


Wednesday, March 28th


Thursday, March 29th


Friday, March 30th


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For more information on our preschool programs, please contact Sarah Gagne at 303-979-2233, ext. 106 or [email protected].

Little Learners/Explorers Summer ProgramsIs your young one a lover of all things fun? Register them for a summer of exploration, discovery and learning. We believe that children learn by doing,therefore our curriculum is designed to engage children in activities that will keep them moving, laughing and enjoying the summer. Our preschool programfocus on peer socialization, self-regulation and respect for others. We will spend our days making new friends, learning new things, creating works of art and

experiencing independence in a fun, safe and nurturing environment. In addition to visits to the wading pool and weekly field trip adventures for our olderExplorers, children will enjoy singing, games, crafts, stories, cooking and nature walks. Small, healthy snacks will be provided. All children must be toilet trained and come to camp with a water bottle and good play sneakers.

Little Learners(Early Preschool)An entire camp specially designed to accommodate the needs of your youngpreschooler. Developmentally-appropriate curriculum will help your childnavigate the preschool atmosphere while engaging in fun activities anddiscovering more about their favorite things!

Ages: 3 to 4 years (Must be toilet trained)Location: Ranch HouseDates & Time: Monday through Thursday, 9-11:30am.

Fees:Res: $50/week,Non-Res:$60/week.

Call Gina at 303-979-4070 if you want to signup for more than3 weeks and

would like toset up a payment schedule.

Explorers (Preschool& Pre-Kindergarten)

As your child prepares for their exciting journey into Kindergarten, they arready to explore their surroundings more intently. Developmentally-appropriate curriculum will help your child answer the questions of theirever-expanding curiosities.

Ages: 4-5 yearsLocation: Ranch HouseDates & Times: Monday through Thursday, 9am-2pm

Fees:Res: $100/weeNon-Res:$115/week.

Call Gina at 303-979-4070

you want to sigup for more th3 weeks and

would like toset up a paymschedule.

Camp Dates Little

Learners

Explorers

June 11 – 14: Championship Sports Course #24945 Course #24953

June 18 – 21: The Land Before Time Course #24946 Course #24954

June 25 – 28: Buggin’ Out! Course #24947 Course #24955

NO CAMP July 2- 6

July 9 – 12: We Live in a ZOO! Course #24948 Course #24956

July 16–

19: Wheels! Course #24949 Course #24957July 23 – 26: Dr. Seuss Week Course #24950 Course #24958

July 30 – August 2: Makin’ Waves Course #24951 Course #24959

August 6 – 9: Magical ‘Mess’-tery Tour Course #24952 Course #24960

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June 11-June 14:Championship SportsFrom tumbling to soccer to hockey to football, this week is all about theaction. Teamwork, good sportsmanship and dedication are highlightedthrough group games and age-appropriate skill-building. Explorers will visit Exclusive Martial Arts.

June 18-21:The Land Before TimeEven though they are extinct, dinosaurs are alive in the minds of preschoolers. Exciting science projects will help us learn about the earthand its inhabitants during the prehistoric era and help us understand why they disappeared. Explorers will visit Dinosaur Ridge!

June 25-28:Buggin’ Out!Digging for roly-polys and catching butterflies aregreat ways to spend the summer days outside. Wewill go on nature walks and scavenger hunts,learning all about our multi-legged friends alongthe way! Explorers will visit Chatfield BotanicGardens!

June 2-6:NO CAMP OFFERED

July 9-12:We Live In A Zoo!On the farm or in the ocean, the world is full of amazing creatures! We will learn all about theanimals we see at the zoo by exploring theirsenses, life cycles, habitats and more. Explorers

will visit the Littleton Historical Museum!

July 16-19: Wheels!Bikes, trikes, trucks, and trains — these are some of our favorite things! has wheels, it can help us get where we need to go. We will explore rampbridges, tunnels and tracks of all sorts and even build our own derby carsExplorers will visit Tiny Town Railroad.

July 23-26:Dr. Seuss Week Calling all Seuss fans! We’ll spend the week reading all our favorite Dr.Seuss books and making the props we need to become part of the story ourselves. Puppets, pop-up books and silly hats are just a few of the thing

we’ll need to get to Who-ville. Explorers will visit the Highlands RanchLibrary!

July 30-August 2: Makin’ Waves As the summer gets hotter, we’ll spend the weekeeping cool. Water balloon volleyball, bucket races, and ice-melt challenges are just a few of

games we will play as we discover the many properties of summer fun! Explorers will visit thSprayground at Clement Park.

August 6-9: Magical ‘Mess’-tery Tour Art and science projects sure can be messy, butthey’re also incredibly fun and engaging! We’ll uanything and everything to make the biggest me

we can while learning at the same time. Mixingcolors, making bouncy balls and playing with mare only a few of the ways we’ll find fun on this‘Mess’-tery Tour! Explorers will visit My Art

Workshop.

Little Learners/Explorers Summer Programs

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Join your neighbors and friends for a FREE day of family fun to celebrate the end of

summer! With everything from face painting and a bounce house to yard games and water balloon volleyball, there issure to be something foreveryone.

Learn more about the Ken-CarylRanch Youth Programs,participate in Tennisdemonstrations and visit withteam members from theKen-Caryl Parent Network!

Date and Time:Saturday, August 18; 10am-2pm

Location: Ranch House Park

Does your young one love to help you out in the kitchen? Teach them early math and science concepts through measurement and mixing and socialskills through taking turns and collaboration. There’s no hot oven to worry about as we create simple and fun no-bake treats that are healthy and ready to take home!

Parent/Tot No-Bake Cooking Club Ages: 2-1/2 to 5 years (and an accompanying adult)Dates and Time: Fridays, 10:30-11:30amLocation: Ranch House Recreation Deck Session 1: June 8, 15, 22, 29 Course #24987Session 2: July 13, 20, 27 & August 3 Course #24988Fees: Res: $24; Non-Res: $28 for 4-week sessionMin: 4, Max: 12

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Tot Discovery TimeAnd KC Kids NatureSummer Camps:

Ages 2-1/2 To 5 YearsThe tots will have their own summer camp experience where they willdiscover new topics in natural history and science in each week-long camp(Monday-Thursday). They will touch specimens, hike in the outdoors, andparticipate in creative crafts. Class will include hands-on instruction and self-directed learning centers to keep campers excited and engaged! Snack willbe provided.

Fee: Res: $60 Non-Res: $70Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Dakota Lodge

Ribbit…Ribbit…Hop!Discover the world of amphibians. Findout what kind of animals frogs, toads,and salamanders are. Follow the stagesof development from eggs to tadpoles toadults. Try hopping like a frog andcatching flies with your sticky frogtongue. Do you think toads give youwarts? Come learn about these slippery,slimy creatures and meet some liveanimals.

Session I: Ages 2-1/2 - 3 Monday-Thursday, June 4-7Course #25000

Session II: Ages 4-5 Monday-Thursday, June 11-14Course #25001

Please check our website forFall Preschool Ranger U Classes.

For Preschool Swim and Tennis Lessons please see the Aquatics and Tennis sections

on pages 8 and 12.

For Skyhawks Youth Sports Campsand Challenger British Soccer Camps

see pages 30, 31 and 32.

Slither, HissDiscover the world of reptiles. Find out what it would be like to crawlaround with a shell on your back or move with no arms or legs like a snake.Meet some live reptiles in our classroom. Take a hike and look for someslithery friends.

Session I: Ages 2-1/2 - 3 Monday-Thursday, June 18-21Course #25002

Session II: Ages 4-5 Monday-Thursday, June 25-28Course #25003

How Does YourGarden Grow Plant a seed and watch it grow. Find out what plantsneed to grow. Make a tasty snack from foods that you

could grow in a garden.Pretend to be a seed in theground. With a little pretend

water and sunlight, the“seeds” will sprout andgradually grow taller andtaller until at last they become full-grown.

Session I: Ages 2-1/2 - 3 Monday-Thursday, July 9-12Course #25004

Session II: Ages 4-5 Monday-Thursday, July 16-19Course #25005

Dirt Works What kinds of critters live in the dirt? How do you make mud and turn it ia brick? Dig up some dirt and explore what it is made of. Plan to get dirt under your finger nails in this “dirty” class.

Session I: Ages 2-1/2 - 3 Monday-Thursday, July 23-26Course #25006

Session II: Ages 4-5 Monday-Thursday, July 30-AugusCourse #25007

Insect SafariThe miniature world of

insects is often overlooked,but that doesn’t mean thereisn’t anything to see! We willgo on an insect safari insearch of these tiny creatures, using sweep netsand bug boxes. Build aninsect and find out how many legs and body parts they have.

Session I: Ages 2-1/2 - 3 Monday-Thursday, August 6-9Course #25008

Session II: Ages 4-5 Monday-Thursday, August 13-16

Course #25009

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Little Learners PreschoolLittle Learners will develop social skills and creative expression throughdramatic play, sensory activities, art, and stories. Our play-based programgives children the opportunity to develop physically, cognitively, andemotionally as they explore their surroundings. Developmentally-appropriatecurriculum helps create confident, inquisitive learners, and nurturing staff provide a fun and caring place for your child to develop and grow.

Ages: 2-1/2 - 4 years (Must be toilet trained)

Location: Community Center Youth RoomDates: Monday through Friday beginning August 20, 2012 through May 29, 2013*

Times: 9am-12pmMonthly Tuition: 2-Day (Thursday/Friday): Res: $120, Non-Res: $135

3-Day (Monday through Wednesday):Res: $180, Non-Res: $2005-Day: Res: $300, Non-Res: $335

Deposit: Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $70 per family. All cancellations require 4 weeks notice.

Explorers Preschool After a fun-filled morningas a combined group withthe Little Learners, theExplorers will furtherdevelop basic skill sets inenhanced interest-centers.

Focusing on early literacy and math concepts willprepare your Explorer fortheir exciting journey intoKindergarten.

Ages: 4-5 years

Location:Community Center

Youth Room

Dates:Monday through Friday,

August 20, 2012through May 29, 2013*

Times: 9am-3pm (Please pack a lunch)

Monthly Tuition: 2-Day (Thursday/Friday): Res: $240, Non-Res: $255

3-Day (Monday through Wednesday):

Res: $360, Non-Res: $380

5-Day: Res: $600, Non-Res: $635

Deposit: Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $70 per family. All cancellations require 4 weeks notice.

*Ken-Caryl Ranch Preschool Programs follow the Jefferson County SchoolDistrict Calendar. There will be no classes held on county-wide in-servicedates and holiday breaks. You will receive a detailed calendar upon time o

registration.

For more information on our preschool programs, please contact Sarah Gagne at 303-979-2233, ext. 106 or [email protected].

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Summer CampEnjoy tennis, science, swimming, art, cooking and field trips! Each fun-filledday offers campers a variety of new activities. Open swim daily and optionalswimming and dance lessons are offered.

Ages: Entering grades K-6. Groupings are based on Fall 2012 grades.

Location: Grades K-3: Ranch HouseGrades 3-6: Community CenterDates: Monday, June 4 through Thursday, August 16Times: 6:45am-6pm

Registration:• Families may register for full weeks (Monday-Friday), 3 days per week

(Monday, Wednesday and Friday) or 2 days per week (Tuesday and Thursday).• We use a lottery system to fill all available spots. The lottery will be held the

week of April 2-6.• You may pick up registration forms at the Ranch House or at

www.ken-carylranch.org and mail/drop off/fax registrations anytime during April 2-6. The lottery closes on April 6 at 6pm.

• All available spots are filled through a random draw of the lottery. Full week

registrations are given priority and processed first. All remaining spaces arefilled with part-week registrations.

• All families will be contacted between April 9-20 to confirm their registration.

Fees: Full Week M/W/F T/ThRes: $150 $96 $64Non-Res: $175 $111 $74

Jedi Engineering CampBy Play-Well TEKnologyBuild planes, droids, and palaces inspired by designs made a long time agin a galaxy far, far away. Motorized sand crawlers, Drone assembly lines, aBattle-cruisers galore. Explore a new offering of original designs for youn

Jedi ages 7-10 years from Play-Well TEKnologies. Participants are welcomto bring a snack and water bottle. All building supplies are provided by Pl

Well TEKnologies. Participants will enjoy building daily projects but will nobe able to take projects home.

Ages: 7-10 yearsDates: Monday through Friday, June 11-15

Times: 9am-12pmLocation: Community CenterFee: Res: $140 Non-Res: $160Course #25081Group Size: Minimum 11, Maximum 22Cancellation

Policy: All cancellations must be made by Friday, June 1.

Babysitting ClinicCertification for boys and girls 11 years of age and older. Bring a sack lunch and drink. You must stay for the entire time to becomecertified. Classes are held at the Ranch House AV room. Payment isdue at the time of registration.

Dates: April 7, 2012 Course #24377 June 8, 2012 Course #24378 August 4, 2012 Course #24379

Time: 9am-3pmFee: Res: $50 Non-Res: $65


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Ranger U • Junior Naturalist Summer ProgramsThese programs are very hands-on! Participants will be using all their senses to explore the wonders of nature! These programs will explore a different themeach week and are full of hikes, experiments and other fun activities. Each session has a minimum of 7 and maximum of 24 participants. Bring layered clothfor changing weather conditions, comfortable walking shoes, bug spray, a water bottle and wear sunscreen for each session. Snacks will be provided.

ONE-DAY PROGRAMSGone Fishing (Ages 5-10)Try your luck at catching the big one. We will start our fishing experiencediscovering different kinds of fish, why they are shaped the way they are, a

why they are colored the way they are. Then you will bait your hook and fiHuck Fin style. You will go home with a fishing pole.

Fee: Res: $17 Non-Res: $20Location: Dakota LodgeSession I: Tuesday, June 5 1-4pm Course #25010Session II: Tuesday, July 10 1-4pm Course #25011Session III: Tuesday, August 7 1-4pm Course #25012

Creepy Critters…Not!(Ages 5-10)Come meet a turtle, snake,frog, salamander and otherherps. You’ll find out wherethey live and what they eat. Wewill also search for frogs andother critters in the Dakota Lodge pond. Wear tight fittingshoes and clothing that can get

wet and muddy.Fee:Res: $17 Non-Res: $20

Location:Dakota Lodge

Session I:Wednesday, June 61-4pmCourse #25013

Session II:Wednesday, July 11

1-4pmCourse #25014

Session III:Wednesday, August 81-4pmCourse #25015

Scope It Out!(Ages 9-13)Probe the tiny mysteries of a world that can’t be seen with your naked eye. Examine insecmagnified 100 times while learning proper microscope techniques. View household itemslike salt, watch yeast grow, explore pond water for microscopic organisms, and compareanimal and plant cells.

Fee: Res: $17 Non-Res: $20Location: Dakota LodgeSession I: Monday, June 4 1-4pm Course #25024Session II: Monday, July 9 1-4pm Course #25025

Session III: Monday, August 6 1-4pm Course #25026

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Float The South Platte(Ages 9-12)Slap on the sunscreen and take a cool, refreshing tubing trip down the SouthPlatte River as it flows through South Platte Park in Littleton. Snacks, tubesand safety equipment are provided. Participants need to bring drinkingwater, lunch, sun protection and need to be comfortable in water. If waterconditions or weather do not allow for this activity, the program will be

cancelled. Maximum 15.Fee: Res: $30 Non-Res: $35Location: South Platte Park

Carson Nature Center by Aspen Grove

Session I: Friday, July 20 9am-1pm Course #25016

Session II: Friday, August 10 9am-1pm Course #25017

Canopy Tree Climbing (Ages 8-Adult)No experience necessary to get a birds’-eye view of your surroundings. A certified instructor provides all the arborist ropes and equipment to keep

you and the tree safe as you hoist yourself into the canopy. The programcancels for lightning. Bring a lunch for the 11am class. Maximum 12.Cancellations must be made 7 days in advance.

Location: Dakota LodgeFee: Res: $30 Non-Res: $35

Session I Course #25018Date: Friday, June 8 11am-1:30pm

Session II Course #25019Date: Friday, June 8 2-4:30pm

Session III Course #25020Date: Friday, July 13 11am-1:30pm

Session IV Course #25021Date: Friday, July 13 2-4:30pm

Session V Course #25022Date: Friday, August 17 11am-1:30pm

Session VI Course #25023Date: Friday, August 17 2-4:30pm

Chemistry Fun(Ages 9-13)Explore the world of chemistry. Test foracids and bases andtheir reactions. Makesome chemicalconcoctions and grow some crystals usingsimple householdmaterials.

Fee: Res: $17 Non-Res: $20Location: Dakota Lodge

Session I: Thursday, June 7 1-4pm Course #25027

Session II: Thursday, July 12 1-4pm Course #25028

Session III: Thursday, August 9 1-4pm Course #25029


Ranger U • Junior Naturalist Summer ProgramsONE-DAY PROGRAMS

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Wandering Naturalist (Ages 5-8)

Wander into Ken-Caryl Ranch Open Space in search of wildlife, plants, androck formations. Take a hike in search of lizards, snakes, and other wildlif

Wade into the streams and look for animal tracks on the banks and creatuthat live in the water. Learn to read other signs we might find along the wayBring a water bottle, sun protection, bug spray and clothing for changing

weather conditions each day. Snack will be provided.

Fee: Res: $60 Non-Res: $70 Time: 1-4pmLocation: Dakota LodgeDates: Monday-Thursday, July 16-19 Course #250

Aquatic Adventures(Ages 5-8)

Think life in the forest is survival of the fittest? Wait until you discover thenymph eat nymph world lying just beneath the water’s surface. Kids will havea ball getting soaked as they discover the many uses of water, the propertiesof water, and the creatures living in it. Bring a water bottle, sun protection, a change of clothes, towel, and tight fitting shoes that can get wet. Snack will beprovided.

Fee: Res: $60 Non-Res: $70Time: 1-4pmLocation: Dakota LodgeDates: Monday-Thursday, June 25-28 Course #25036

Wilderness Survival(Ages 9-13)Practice basic survival techniques needed inthe wilderness. Practice fire safety and learnabout fire ecology. Hike to various locations onthe Ranch in search of edible and poisonousplants. Find your way with a map and compassand try your luck at navigating through anorienteering course. Do some wilderness

cooking on an overnight camp-out and enjoy the feast. Bring clothing for changing weatherconditions, a water bottle, sun protection, bugspray and a lunch each day. A list of camping supplies will be given on the first day of class.

Course #25037Fee: Res: $95 Non-Res: $105Dates: July 23-26

Time: Monday-Tuesday 9am-4pm Wednesday 5:30pm-overnight to Thursday 8:30am

Location: Dakota Lodge, Monday-Tuesday;Bradford Park, Wednesday-Thursday

Ranger U • Junior Naturalist Summer Programs WEEKLY AND WEEK-LONG CAMPS

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Skyhawks Youth Sports CampsSkyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such asteamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports whilefostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athla complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports. Participantshould bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen. All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Allcancellations must be made 7 days in advance. All camps, except Mini Hawk and Tiny Hawk, meet at Community Park.

Mini Hawk (Soccer, Baseball & Basketball Ages 4-7)This multi-sport programwas developed to give 4to 7 year-olds a positivefirst step into athletics.Baseball, basketball andsoccer are taught in a safe, structuredenvironment filled withencouragement and fun.Through games and

activities, campersexplore balance, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their ownpace. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1.

Session I Course #25040Date: June 11-15Time: 9:30am-12:30pmLocation: Ranch House Soccer FieldFee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Session II Course #25041Date: July 23-27Time: 9:30am-12:30pmLocation: Ranch House Soccer Field

Fee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Baseball(Ages 5-9)Skyhawks baseball staff teachthe fundamentals of fielding,catching, throwing, hitting anbase running, all in a fun,positive environment.Specifically designed forbeginning and intermediateplayers, this program teache

athletes new baseball skillsalong with vital life lessonssuch as respect, teamwork, aresponsibility. The participanto-coach ratio is approximat12:1. Participants should bria baseball glove.

Course #25042Date: June 18-22

Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community Park Fee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Cheerleading (Ages 5-9)Skyhawks Cheerleadingteaches the essential skillsto lead crowds and support the home team! There is nostunting in this entry levelprogram — just a big focuson fun while eachcheerleader learns properhand & body movementsand jumping techniques.The week concludes with a choreographedperformance. Allparticipants receivepom-poms. The participant-to-coach ratio isapproximately 14:1.

Course #25043Date: July 16-20

Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community

Park

Fee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Tiny Hawk (Soccer & Baseball Ages 3-1/2 - 4)Designed for children 42 to 48 months of age,the essentials of soccer and baseball areintroduced. Children will learn balance, body movement, hand/eye coordination, and skilldevelopment through a series of sport-specificgames tailored to their attention spans. Our staff are trained to handle the specific needs of theseyoung athletes. Must be toilet trained in order to

participate.Session I Course #25038Date: June 11-15Time: 8:30-9amLocation: Ranch House Soccer FieldFee: Res: $40 Non-Res: $45

Session II Course #25039Date: July 23-27Time: 8:30-9amLocation: Ranch House Soccer FieldFee: Res: $40 Non-Res: $45

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Flag Football(Ages 6-12)Flag Football is the perfect introduction to “America’s Game.”

Campers learn skills on both sidesof the football including the corecomponents of passing, catching,and defense – all presented in a fun and positive environment. Theweek ends with the SkyhawksSports Bowl! The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 14:1.

Course #25044Date: June 4-8Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community Park

Fee: Res: $110Non-Res: $125

Lacrosse(Ages 6-12)Suit up and find out why lacrosseis one of the fastest-growingsports in the country. Lacrossecombines the basic skills used insoccer, basketball and hockey into one fast-paced, high-scoringgame. Athletes will learn all thefundamentals of stick handling,cradling, passing, and shootingin a fun, non-checkingenvironment. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. Participants should bring a mouthpiece, protective gloves, a helmet with full mask (orgoggles for girls lacrosse), a lacrosse stick, and sunscreen.

*Limited lacrosse kits available for online rental. Kits includehelmet with full mask, lacrosse stick, and protective gloves.Call 800-804-3509 or visit www.skyhawks.comto reserve your kit today.

Course #25045Date: June 25-29Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community Park Fee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Capture The Flag (Ages 6-12)

You know it fromplaygrounds,backyards and family get-togethers. We takeall the traditionalaspects of the gameand put a Skyhawks’spin on it. Your youngathlete will learnstrategy in addition to the rules of the game while we incorporatesportsmanship and teamwork into this action packed camp. At the end of

week participants will play for the Skyhawks Flag. Bring your friends orcome and make new ones in this unique and fast-paced program. The

participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 14:1.Course #25046Date: July 9-13

Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community Park Fee: Res: $110 Non-Res: $125

Multi-Sport (Basketball & Flag Football

Ages 6-12)Our multi-sport camp is designed tointroduce athletes to a variety of different

sports in one setting. For this program we combine flag football and basketballinto one fun-filled week. Athletes willlearn the rules and essential skills of each sport along with vital life lessonssuch as respect and teamwork.

The participant-to-coach ratio isapproximately 12:1. Participants shouldbring a baseball glove.

Course #25047Date: July 30-August 3

Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Community Park Fee: Res: $110

Non-Res: $125


Skyhawks Youth Sports Camps

For Swim and Tennis Lessons please see the Aquatics and Tennis sections on pages 9 and 12.

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Before & After SchoolThe KCRMD Before & After School Program provides a caring, safe and fun learningenvironment. We serve students who attend Shaffer and Bradford Elementary. Studentsexplore a wide variety of activities that develop learning, encourage imagination andpromote positive social skills and physical activity.

Join us for exciting games, cooking, projects, sports, reading, homework help and more!

Hours: 6:45am until school starts and after school until 6pm

Ages: K-6th gradeLocations: Ken-Caryl Ranch House and Community Center

(Transportation is provided to and from Shafferand Bradford Elementary each day.)

We offer year-round care and provide full day care on most early release days, schoolholidays and vacations.

Register and pay for only the days you need each month!

Registration for Fall 2012 begins April 2, 2012.

For more information please contact Melissa at 303-979-4070 or [email protected].


Jr. Naturalist After SchoolPrograms are very hands-on, allowing participants to use all five senses todiscover the wonders of nature. A different theme will be explored eachmonth and may include hikes, experiments and other fun activities.

Ages: 5-9 years old

Time: 3:45-5:45pmGroup Size: Minimum 7, Maximum 20Location: Dakota Lodge

(Transportation is provided from Bradford Primary.)Fee: Res: $45/month Non-Res: $55/monthPlease check www.ken-carylranch.org for dates.

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Are you tired of the typical summercamp experience? Are you ready todo something meaningful — toreally make a difference?

Meet new friends, developleadership skills and have fun whilehelping out in the community! Eachday campers will travel in teams tolocal preschools, senior centers,food banks and parks for service,fun and games. Do you enjoy cooking, working with children,

making new friends or beingoutdoors? This is the place for you!We also take a trip to Boondocks orWater World each week.

Children develop an ethic of service in this fun-filled program. Campers areempowered to address important issues in our community as they developleadership skills. All campers must register for two-week sessions.Cancellations must be made two weeks prior to the first day of camp for a refund or credit. $10 refund processing fee applies.

Ages: Entering grades 6-8Time: 8am to 3pmLocation: Home base is the Community Center.

We will travel every day to fun new places.Fee: Res: $340, Non-Res: $380 for two-week session.

Fee includes all field trip costs, transportation costsand two t-shirts.

Group Size: Students travel in teams of 10.Dates: July 9-20 Course #25052

July 23-August 3 Course #25053

For more information on teen programs, please contact Melissa Branson at 303-979-4070, ext. 136 or [email protected].

Middle SchoolLeadership Corps

Play-WellTEKnology CampsEngineering FUNdamentals II with Lego

®

Rise to the next level in Lego Engineering! Explore new and more complexprojects, learn new concepts and high-level building skills! With over100,000 pieces of LEGO® material to work from, this hands-on, minds-oncamp is suitable for the more advanced student. Some experience with Pla

Well classes or other Lego based building is recommended but not requirDesigned by engineers, the curriculum challenges students to reach the nelevel of engineering comprehension, all while having fun. Participants are

welcome to bring a snack and water bottle. All engineering supplies areprovided by Play-Well TEKnologies. Participants will enjoy building daily projects but will not be able to take projects home.

Ages: Entering Grades 6-8

Dates: June 11-15 Times: 1-4pmLocation: Community CenterFee: Res: $140

Non-Res: $160Group Size: Minimum 11, Maximum 22Course #25054Cancellation Policy: All cancellations must be made by Friday, June 1.

Fall Fencing ClassesThese classes

will be taught by TomStrzalkowski.Tom was a member of the1996 U.S.Olympicfencing team.In 1994 and1995, hecompeted onthe World Championship teams and was a member of the gold medal teamthe Pan-American Games. He is a 1995 graduate of Penn State, at which h

was the team captain in 1993 and 1994. He is a three-time NCAA champioand a four-time All-American. Tom has moved into our community and looforward to sharing the sport of fencing with us.

Beginner Classes — ThursdaysSeptember 13-December 6 (No Class 11/22)

Youth Beginner (ages 8-16) 5:30-6:15pm Course #250Cost: Res: $180 Non-Res: $210 12 weeksLocation: Ranch HouseMin: 16 Max: 20

Call Instructor Tom Strzalkowski for additional questions at 720-334-3578


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Counselor-In-TrainingCamp (CIT)Do you like working with a team, being a role model for kids andswimming? Then Counselor-In-Training Camp is just for you!

You will gain experience in teamwork techniques, leading group activitiesand assisting counselors with program preparation. Come learn what it takesto be among the best and develop your leadership skills as you help theSummer Camp staff. Participants may register for a maximum of 2 sessions.

Ages: Entering grades 7-9

Session 1 Course #25055Dates: Tuesday-Friday, July 10-13



Session 4 Course #25058Dates: Tuesday-Friday, July 31-August 3

Times: 8:30am-4pmLocation: Ranch HouseFee: Res: $80 Non-Res: $90Group Size: Minimum 4, Maximum 8

Cancellation Policy: All cancellations must be made 7 days in advance.

Great Outdoors Week Come explore the local wilderness with a variety of outdoor activities. Learnabout environmental preservation and wilderness safety as we go hiking,rafting, horseback riding and more! A daily schedule and packing list will besent with your confirmation packet.

Ages: Entering grades 6-8Dates: Monday-Thursday, August 6-9Times: 8:30am-3:30pmLocation: Meet at the Community Center. We will travel each day.Fee: Res: $210 Non-Res: $230Group Size: Minimum 5, Maximum 12Course #25059

Cancellation Policy: All cancellations must be made by Monday, July 23.

Rock On! Climbing Camp Join us and the Front Range Climbing Company as we tour the front range

looking for that perfect pitch! No climbing experience? Come learn theropes, literally. Our experienced staff and the Front Range ClimbingCompany will teach you the basics about gear, knot tying, belaying andclimbing techniques. For those more experienced climbers, we will focus tips and training techniques to get you climbing on the next rating.

Times: 9am-4pmLocation: Meet at the Community Center. We will travel each daFee: Res: $200 Non-Res: $220

Session I Course #25060 Ages: Entering grades 6-8Dates: Monday-Thursday, June 18-21

Session II Course #25061

Ages: Entering grades 9-12Dates: Monday-Thursday, June 25-28

Group Size: Minimum 7, Maximum 12Cancellation Policy: All cancellations must be made two weeks in advan

Junior Weight RoomCertification

Youth between 12-18 years of age must be certified by our personal trainein order to use the exercise/weight equipment at the Community Center.There is a class minimum of 2 participants and a maximum of 8. If the

minimum is not met, class will be postponed until the next session.Participants must pre-register for this class, no walk-ins will be accepted.

Youth 12-13 years old must be accompanied by an adult when using the weight and cardio equipment.

Time: 3:30-5pmFee: Res: $20/Non-Res: $23/Non-Jeffco: $26Location: Community Center

April 9 Course #24384May 14 Course #24385

June 11 Course #24386 July 9 Course #24387 August 13 Course #24388

September 10 Course #24389

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Canoe The Yampa,A Family Adventure

Join Centennial Canoe Outfittersfor a wild weekend on the Yampa River, the last undammed tributary of the Colorado River system. Thisenchanted river in northwesternColorado gently meanders througha remote area teeming withwildlife, colorful vegetation andIndian pictographs. Relaxation isthe keyword while camping alongthe lush open meadow and high-walled canyons through this 34-mile river stretch near Craig, CO.

Canoes, paddles, lifejackets, waterproof dry packs for personal gear andfood will be provided. You will need to provide a tent, sleeping bag andpersonal gear.

Please note course fee does not include transportation to drop-in locationnear Craig, Colorado.

Camping is available at the Colorado River State Park for Friday night.Centennial Canoe Outfitters will meet the group Saturday morning at 6:30amon July 21. Maps and trip information will be provided prior to the trip.

No children under 6 years old. Children 6-17 must be with a paying adult.

Cancellation Policy: 28 or more days full refund less $30/person

processing fee; 15-27 days, trip credit through following season less$30/person processing fee; 0-14 days no refund or credit. Maximum 20.

Course #24989Date: July 21-22Time: 6:30am Saturday-2pm Sunday Location: Near Craig, ColoradoFees: Res: $250/adult; $215/child (6-17)

Non-Res: $260/adult; $225/child (6-17)


Colorado Division Of Wildlife Fishing Trip

A Division of Wildlife employee will teach your family the ins and outs of fishing. We will be fishing at a private ColoradoDivision of Wildlife lake where we shouldhave an excellent chance of catching fish.Bring a lunch, sun protection, bug spray,and clothing for changing weatherconditions. There is no water at the site,please bring a large water bottle. AllChildren must be accompanied by anadult. Maximum 50.

Course #24999

Date: June 15 Time: 9:45am-2pmLocation: Waterton Canyon Parking Lot Fees: Adult – Res: $5, Non-Res: $8

Youth – (3-18) Res: $3, Non-Res: $4Family – (up to 4 people) Res: $12, Non-Res: $18

Adult & Family Ranger U ProgramsBring the entire family out to explore the natural and cultural history of Ken-Caryl Ranch Open Space. Pre-registration is required for all programs.

Stars Of Ken-Caryl Ranch Join the Park Naturalist from Bear Creek Lake Park for an evening of

star gazing. We will have a fun, informative evening and learn about ourconnection to the cosmos. Learn about the tools astronomers use andhow to navigate the stars. Stay for marshmallow roasting by the bonfire

Course #24998Date: Friday, July 13

Time: 8-9pmLocation: Bradford Park Parking Lot Fee: Adult – Res: $5, Non-Res: $8

Youth – (3-18) Res: $3, Non-Res: $4Family – (up to 4 people) Res: $12, Non-Res: $18

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Adult & Family Ranger U ProgramsBring the entire family out to explore the natural and cultural history of Ken-Caryl Ranch Open Space. Pre-registration is required for all programs.

Family Canopy Tree Climbing (Ages 8-Adult)No experience necessary to get a birds-eye view of your surroundings. A certified instructor provides all the arborist ropes and equipment to keepyou and the tree safe as you hoist yourself into the canopy. The programcancels for lightning. Please bring a lunch for the 11am class. Maximum 12.

Location: Dakota LodgeFee: Res: $30 Non-Res: $35

Session I Course #25018Date: Friday, June 8 Time: 11am-1:30pm

Session II Course #25019Date: Friday, June 8 Time: 2-4:30pm

Session III Course #25020

Date: Friday, July 13 Time: 11am-1:30pm

Session IV Course #25021Date: Friday, July 13 Time: 2-4:30pm

Session V Course #25022Date: Friday, August 17 Time: 11am-1:30pm

Session VI Course #25023Date: Friday, August 17 Time: 2-4:30pm

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made 7 days in advance.

Rattlesnake Awareness

The prairie rattlesnake is one of the more notorious wildliferesidents at Ken-Caryl Ranch.

While human encounters that result in bites do occur, openspace users can avoid beingbitten by learning more about this animal’s habits and behaviors. Learnabout snake identification, how to discourage snakes from living in oraround your homes, and what to do if you do encounter a rattlesnake.

Date: Friday, June 8 Time: 7-8pmLocation: Dakota Lodge

Course #24997Fee: Adult – Res: $5, Non-Res: $8 Youth – (3-18) Res: $3, Non-Res: $4Family – (up to 4 people) Res: $12, Non-Res: $18

Family/All AgeTaekwon-Do Classes

About The Instructor — Julie Jablonski is a fourth degree black belt with over 25 years of experience. She is certified by the United StatesTaekwon-Do Federation (USTF) and the International Taekwon-doFederation (ITF), under General Choi Hong Hi.

Physical Benefits — Taekwon-do provides a comprehensivefoundation for a child’s physical development. It imparts balance,flexibility, center of mass awareness, coordination, muscular strength,speed and poise.

Behavioral Benefits — The five tenets of Taekwon-do, courtesy,integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit, guide thechildren’s behavior in class and teach life skills for tackling obstacles anchallenges.

Ages: 7 years and up Time: 6-7:30pmLocation: Community Center

Day: SundaysSession 1 Course #25077Dates: June 3, 10, 17, 24Fee: Res: $60 Non-Res: $72

Session 2 Course #25078Dates: July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29Fee: Res: $75 Non-Res: $90

Session 3 Course #25079Dates: August 5, 12, 19, 26Fee: Res: $60 Non-Res: $72

For Youth Taekwon-Do Classes please see page 32

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Summer Fitness & Yoga ScheduleMay 28 - September 3. All classes at the Community Center. Visit our website at www.ken-carylranch.org for the current schedule.


Fitness Class DescriptionsCUSTOM CARDIO — Fun floor work for a healthy heart and strong core.If you have knee and/or back problems, this class is for you.

FUSION PILATES — A class that integrates traditional pilates exercises withyoga poses, stretching, and balance work. Improve posture, core strength,balance and flexibility in this dynamic class!

INTERVAL CHALLENGE — This will build your cardio stamina by utilizingtraining tools such as BOSU, step, body bar, slides and glides. A new andexciting class for those tired of the same old workout routine.

MAT PILATES — Streamline your muscles without adding bulk. This classfocuses on core training to improve strength and flexibility. Suitable for all levels.

MUSCLE PLUS — Challenge your body in a full body resistance workout with cardio intervals. Increase your metabolism, build bone density andsculpt your body!

Yoga Class DescriptionsHATHA — (Suitable for beginners) A relaxing and invigorating way to start or end your day. This class will focus on breath technique work, poses andrelaxation. This is a more gentle yoga class.

POWER YOGA — If you are interested in yoga for spiritual benefits or forhealth and fitness, Power Yoga can provide both. Synchronous breathingwith strong, flowing movement combines for a hot, high energy workout.Build strength, flexibility and mental focus while practicing in a heatedroom. Feel the tension melt away and leave fully revitalized.

POWER PUMP — This class combines the energy of aerobics with the b

shaping results of resistance training. This class may use barbells withinterchangeable plates, balls, bands, free weights and benches.

CARDIO SPORTS — Get ready for the next bike race with this 60 minutclass focusing on cardiovascular sports skills, drills and plyometrics.

STEP & SCULPT — This class is a cardiovascular challenge using theReebok step. Simple step patterns allow you to follow while you keep yourenergy level high. You not only condition your heart, but also the largemuscle groups of your lower body. Some classes will include a conditionisegment.

TONE IT UP! — This class fuses mat/ball/pilates/weight lifting andcalisthenics. Stretching, balance and core work are emphasized in a well-

rounded exercise program guaranteed to “tone you up!”ZUMBA — The Zumba ® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you aw

Personal TrainingThis program is designed to help achieve your fitness and wellness goals. of our trainers are nationally certified, CPR certified, and have a variety ofeducational backgrounds in the fitness industry. Whatever your goals may our trainers will design a program specifically for you to help meet thesegoals. The benefits are endless: lose weight, gain muscle definition, improcardiovascular stamina, increase flexibility, reduce stress, and increaseenergy.

Rates: Res/Non-Res1 Hour Session $50/$601 Hour Session - Semi-Private $60/$70For more information, please contact Judy Anderson at [email protected]

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Music A LaMode

All events will beheld at the RanchHouse Park. We areexpanding the icecream socials toinclude music, facepainting, balloon sculptures, jump houses,ice cream and much more.

Watch upcoming issues of Life at Ken-Caryl for additional details.

Presented by: SCFD Wednesday, June 13 — 6-8pm

Wednesday, July 18 — 6-8pm Wednesday, August 8 — 6-8pm

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July 4th Concert At TheRanch House PoolThe Fourth of July blowout will be featuring live music at the Ranch Housepool. The pool will open at 10am and close at 5pm. Watch for more

information in Life at Ken-Caryl . Entertainment from 12-2pm. Hot dogs anddrinks for sale and free ice cream.

Presents: Holiday Happenings

Doggie Dip DayThe Ken-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District is pleased to announce the 7thannual Doggie Dip Day. The canine event will include diving and swimsuitcontests among other activities. The event will be broken down into three60-minute sessions with up to 30 dogs allowed in each session. The sessioinclude 30 minutes of “open swim” time followed by 30 minutes of games

and contests.Register online at www.ken-carylranch.org or by calling the Ranch House 303-979-4070 or the Community Center at 303-979-2233. Space is limiteso sign up early.

Date: September 8, 2012 Time: 12 to 3:30pm Ranch House PoolCost: $5/dog/resident $8/dog/non-resident

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Easter Egg HuntSunday, April 1, 2012 • 2 p.m.Ranch House Park Don’t miss out on our 8th annual Ranch-wide Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by Pat Lynch with Re/Max Professionals, and theKen-Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District. TheEaster Egg Hunt is for Ranch residents only and geared toward kids ages 2-11. The

Easter Bunny will be hopping around for photos. We will be having a drawing togive away several Easter Baskets after the Hunt.

For more information call the Ranch House at 303-979-4070 or [email protected].

Equestrian Center EventDate: Saturday, July 28, 2012

Time: 9am-3pm

The Equestrian Center will behosting pony rides, a pettingzoo, and a schooling show from 9am-3pm.

The schooling show will begin at 9am.Pony rides and petting zoo will be open at 11am.

Hot dogs will be served throughout the day. Please join us!

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