Art Sport Computer Carpentry Sewing Cooking Reading Gardening

Summer Camp

Help Your Child Stay Strong All Summer. Even when the school year ends, children continue to learn, grow and develop at IADB Academy. But not only does IADB keep offering Educational Supervised Activities during the months of June and July, we provide scheduling that can fit the needs and wants of your family all Summer long.

Our Summer camp program is constructed to supply care in a secure environment, but to also keep children involved, interested and entertained. It is education made fun and something both you and your child will love this Summer.

4 –6 Years

During the Summer months, younger children will enjoy our outstanding program and standard educational lesson plans. They will also get introduced to the Summer camp school-age program through activities and exciting visitors like the Police, and the Fire Department. Library visits and activities for the young learners is an experience they will enjoy every Thursday. Daily physical activities, social interaction and educational program will be enjoyed by all while presenting an Islamic education. Kindergartners love our Sunday-school program, they will have a chance to enjoy more of the same.

6–12 Years*

This Summer, school-age children will benefit from our programs. With teacher support, they’ll be immersed in activities that focus on Quran, Islamic Studies, General education, and Arabic literacy, as well as participate in fun, specialized sessions in:

•Art •Sport •Computer •Carpentry •Sewing •Cooking •Reading •Gardening

These sessions may also include special guests and field trips to further the development and retention of new skills and knowledge.

Visit our Open House on May 1st from 3:30 pm–4:30 pm. There, you can chat with your School Director about all of our great programs and development opportunities, including the FUN awaiting your child in the Islamic Academy of Daytona Beach Adventures in Fun Summer camp program.

Please take five minutes to register your child in the Summer program we are scheduling the activities depending on the number of participants. We will open the registration to the first 70 participants. Additional have to be on a waiting list.

Summer camp fees are weekly and should be collected on Pickup time on the previous Friday and are as follow: $45.00 per first child, $35.00 per second, and $25.00 for third

Summer Camp in Tough Financial Times

The current economic downturn has many people wondering about how to make ends meet. They are trying to find ways to cut costs and get the most for the money they do spend. While they may want to send their children to summer camp they’re wondering if summer camp is a good financial choice for their family. Islamic Academy Summer Camp is a good financial choice

There are many things to consider when thinking about the cost of summer camp. Even though the cost may seem prohibitive, you should take into consideration:

v Camp costs versus child care costs for parents

Summer camp is great for families where both parents work. These families can know their child is being taken care, is safe and having a good time. When you think about whether or not you can afford summer camp this year take into consideration how much child care will cost for the same amount of time. Summer camp provides child care as well as entertainment, five days a week. If you paid a babysitter the current minimum wage rate of $7.25 per hour to babysit your child the same amount of time the cost would be $326.00 per week. When you compare the two choices paying $45.00 a week for summer camp is a much better deal. The Islamic Center of Daytona Beach wants to make this affordable for all families. Even for the supplies ($1-$3 /day) and special field trips (Optional) The cost per child is less than $60.00 per week.

v Is Summer Camps Tax Deductable?

The answer depends on your family. (*Please note, to get specific financial information please talk with a professional financial advisor. We do not give financial advice nor is it licensed to do so.) There is a child care credit available to two-earner families or those with single parents. This credit – up to 20 percent – may be possible if sending your child to day camp would allow both parents and a single parent to continue working.

v Investment in Your Child Future

Think of the benefits of allowing your child to attend summer camp. You could be investing in their future particularly when attending an Islamic Summer camp. Attending IADB Summer camp could provide them with opportunities to learn and network with people with similar faith, background, and ethics. Depending upon their age and interests the friendships they make during Summer camp can benefit them for years to come.

Parents often have to make tough choices when it comes to allowing their children to do certain things. Summer camp is one of those areas where parents may be tempted to cut back when money is tight. To make this summer camp affordable to families in need of partial assistance the Islamic Center will accept application to aid in summer camp fees. Please fill Zakah application and write on the top Summer Camp Fees. There will be some financial assistance available depending on your family’s financial situation.

v Summer Camp Experience for Your Child

Summer camps were designed to expose children to things they may not have a chance to experience during their normal life. They also gave children an opportunity to meet people that they do not meet on a regular basis. In many cases children were able to make friendships which last a lifetime. Children attending summer camp have opportunities you may not have had. IADB summer camp offer focused activities for the entire time children are at camp. For instance, children who are interested in computers may be able to find our computer hardware program of particular interest. Others may enjoy hand on experience in our safety supervised carpentry program. All will have opportunities to enjoy all these programs and additional programs like Geography Map making, History of the Islamic World, Art Mediums and Techniques, Basic Sewing, Gardening, Healthy Cooking and other activities available at this year Summer Camp.

IADB Summer Camp will pay special attention to the physical well being of your child by providing supervised daily activities to enhance the participant physical and social readiness. We will have a morning activities, ballgames, team building activities, and indoor games when the weather is prohibitive to outdoor activities. We will provide weekly trips to the public swimming facilities (small fee and parent approval is required), Library day activities, and other field trips. If your child plays a sport during the school year this type of summer camp would be a great opportunity for your child to maintain, or increase their skills during the off-season.

Of course one of the greatest benefits of a camp experience is that children develop social skills. Our counselors will make sure that every camper is included in the activity and that each child interacts with the others in a positive way. Campers will learn the give and take of group living, they learn how to work and even depend on others and more importantly that others will depend on them. Something as simple as clean-up, is not only there to get the area clean, but to foster a team atmosphere of working together which in turn results in friendships.

Most people who experienced summer camp as a child look back on those weeks during the summer with fondness. You want your child to have the same opportunities as you had but know that today’s summer camps aren’t the same as the old summer camp you attended. We are offering an experience matched by none of the camps in the area; We are providing all these activities with the flair of Islamic Education. We are preparing your child to be the Muslim and Muslimah you are proud of

FEES Summer Camp 2011

Registration Fees April 15- April 22 $25.00/ family

April 23- May 2 $50.00/ family

May 3 - May 15 $75.00/ family

Late registration after May 16 $100.00/ family

Camp Fees $45.00 per 1st child per week

$35.00 2nd child per week

$25.00 3rd 4th 5th …per child per week

Activity Fees Not to exceed $1.00/day/ child 5-6

Not to exceed $3.00/day /child 6-14

Field Trips Fees for field trips vary and will be the responsibility of the parent

Partial Participation You may elect to participate in some weeks and not in others. You will be required to pay the full weekly fees on the weeks that your child attended the camp. There will not be reduced fees for attending part of a week.

Rules The Islamic Academy of Daytona Beach General rules apply to summer Camp. Please review that section in IADB information.

Registering your child in Summer Camp acknowledge your acceptance of all the rules and regulation listed in the IADB, and Summer Camp.

Islamic Center of Daytona Beach Summer Camp Registration Form

Name______Allergies______Age______M F

Parent or Guardian Information

Name______Phone #______

Address______

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Name of authorized persons to Pick up your Child

Name______Relation______Phone #______

Additional names can be listed on the back of the registration Form

(Persons are not listed will not be able to pick up your child even if you called)

Registration fee April 15- April 22 $25.00/ family. April 23- May 2 $50.00/ family

May 3 - May 15 $75.00/ family. May 16- $100.00/ family

Fees are $45.00 1st, $35.00 2nd, $25.00 3rd + child

Early drop off or late pick up are $8.00/Child. ONLY with The camp Director approval

ONLY PRE APPROVED STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS MAY STAY AT THE CAMP OTHERS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE CAMP DURING OPERATION HOURS. ALL STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS HAVE TO ATTEND MANDATORY TRAINING SESSION.

NAME______SIGNATURE______

Sample Program
Day / Age / Time / Subject / Wudu'
8:00 / PE / Warm Up / Remind to start with Bismi Illah / 10 Min
Hands Up Hands down / Remind to start with Right Hand / 10 Min
33 times / Jumping Jacks / Duaa Subhana Allah, Alhamdu Lillah, La Ilaha Illa Allah, Allahu Akbar
Follow the Leader Wash your Hands / Stretch and relax / 5 Min
Clean your Mouth / One / Two / Three
Clean your Nose / One / Two / Three
Wash your face / One / Two / Three
Wash your Arms / Right then Left / One / Two / Three
Wipe your Head / Only Once / Back / Forth
Clean your ears / Only Once / In / Out
Wash your Feet / Right then Left / One / Two / Three
9:00 / Arabic / Wudu and Waduu / Meaning of the word
New words / Game Students will pick a card with the English word and have to find the matching Arabic word
Water / مضمض / using English Arabic Dictionary
Mouth / استنشق / Student will try to use the word in a sentence
Nose / غسل / Student will write the word on the back of the card
Face / مسح / Students will say the word loud
Arms / مرفقين / Next student repeat
Head / الكعبين / Teacher will repeat all words in Arabic breaking it to letters
Ears / اعلى / Teacher will stress correct phonic sounds. Where does this sound come from
Feet / اقبل و ادبر / Good Job every one / احسنت و احسنت و احسنتما و احسنتم
10:00 / Outdoor Activities
Team games Volly ball, Basket ball, Free play
After the Game take 5 min to wash up practice wudu at the Masjid
11:00 / Islamic Studies
Why do we do Wudu / Quran / مشروعية حكم اسباب الحكمة من العمل
How do we do / Review
Read hadeeth about Wudu / فضل الرسول في بيان الفرائض
Read hadeeth in Arabic
What new things we learn from this Hadeeth (ex. Name of Sahabah )
Benefit in our daily life / Importance of clean body, place, and heart
Type of Wudu before eating and the difference from the one before Salah
12:00 / Lunch
12:30 / Computer / Students will pick numbers at the beginning of the class to give them the order of hands on training depends on number of computers
Computer Hardware / Power Supply
Student will be introduced to safety procedures
Student will learn to use motor skills in disassembling
Student will recognize the power supply and the location of Power Supply in the computer
Student will recognize Dangers of the power supply and the location of Power Supply in the computer
Clean up
1:50 / Wudu
2:00 / Salah
2:15 / Quran
Read some thing about Wudu
Recognize the Surah and if it is Makiyah or Madaniyah
Read with correct pronunciation
3:00 / Art / Pure water
Rain
Sea
River
Well
4:00 / Geography
Arabic Peninsula
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Persian( Arabic) Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
Rivers
Who where the first to make maps
Why
Scale
4:45 / Clean Up
Playground
5:30 / Late Pick up $8.00 for each 10 min
Overall program design / 8:00 / 9:00 / 10:00 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 12:30 / 2:00 / 2:15 / 3:00 / 4:00 / 5-5:30
Aquidah العقيدة / Monday / PE / Arabic / Outdoor / Islamic St / Lunch / Computer / Salah / Quran / Art / History
Lordship, Worship, Names and attributes of Allah
Sunnah السنة النبوية / Tuesday / PE / Arabic / Outdoor / Islamic St / Lunch / Carpentry / Salah / Quran / Cooking / Geography
The Tradition of Prophet Muhammad Birth, life prior to message, life in Mecca, Life in Madina, Battles, Treaties… Etc
Worship العبادات / Wednesday / PE / Arabic / Outdoor / Islamic St / Lunch / Computer / Salah / Quran / Art / History
Acts of Worship or the 5 pillars of Islam, and the Pillars of Faith
Akhlaq الاخلاق / Thursday / PE / Arabic / Outdoor / Islamic St / Lunch / Carpentry / Salah / Library Activities / Geography
Muslim and Muslimah etiquittes and charactaristics as Truth, Modesty, Compation
Celebrations الاعياد / Friday / PE / Arabic / Outdoor / Islamic St / Lunch / Clean Up / Jumah Salah / Art / Board Games
Muslims festivities and celebrations the two Eids, birth and aquikah, marriage and weddings, other miscellaneous celebrations
This is a tenative schedule.
This schedule will be finalized after completion of registration and scheduling the teachers, camp counselor, and the participants

Islamic Center of Daytona Beach Summer Camp Employment Opportunity