BAT Winter Camp K-1st Grade

Service Description

Objectives: 1) Expose kids to a wide array of sports and games 2) Get kids active and outside 3) Encourage a competitive spirit while also teaching sportsmanship 4) Help socialize kids with their Park Cities peers What is BAT Camp: At BAT Camp we choose from a diverse catalogue of games each week to ensure that each child receives a well-rounded athletic experience. We make sure to play at least two different games in each camp session, if not three, and there are never repeated camp games in back-to-back sessions. Below are all the games we choose from: 1) Team Sports • Soccer • Football • Wiffle Ball (baseball with wiffle balls and wiffle bats) • Kickball • Dodgeball • Capture the Flag • Newcomb (variation of volleyball) • Time Bomb (variation of kickball) • Tug of War • Flag Grab (variation of sharks and minnows) • Relay races • Kickers and Goalies (variation of soccer) 2) Partner Sports • Cops and Robbers • Dodgers and Runners (variation of dodgeball) • Noodle Freeze Tag (freeze tag using pool noodles) • Survivor (variation of freeze tag) • Noodle Attack (combination of dodgeball and freeze tag) 3) Individual Sports • Sharks and Minnows • Noodle Goose (variation of duck-duck-goose) • Zombie (variation of tag) • SPUD • Flag Alley (a non-contact football drill) • Jackpot • Plummet-ball (variation of jackpot) Logistics: - BAT Camp is scheduled for 7 weeks this Spring semester, beginning the week of January 16th and ending the week of February 27th. - Camp sizes range from 8-25 kids within the same age group. - Each camp is one hour in length. - All camps will recur on the same day and time, as well as at the same park location, each week. - Each camp group will be put in a group text for necessary communication purposes. - Camp will happen each week, rain or shine. If it is pouring rain or below 32 degrees we will cancel camp and there will be no make up due to the UP and HP fields being closed. - There are no refunds for missed camp days.