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Providing supervised extra care from 8 am - 6pm for working parents. Early Care in the morning: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 9:00 am After Care in the afternoon: Monday - Friday Junior, Pioneer, Adventure 4:15 pm - 6:00 pm EXTRA CARE TIMES Early Care $10 a day. Max $40 per week After Care Until 5:00pm $10 a day. Max $40 per week After 5:00pm $20 a day. Max $80 per week Early & After Care Until 5:00pm $75 max per week After 5:00pm $105 max per week EXTRA CARE COST How to Register for Extra Care? There is no pre-registration required for early care or after care. Extra care will be billed at the end of the week based on usage. See more detailed info in the parent handbook located in the document center. We are not able to offer any discounts or scholarships for extra care. _______________________ We also offer Bus Transportation .

Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp An Awesome Summer Adventure for boys and girls ages 3 - 12, a unique summer day camp experience in Bergen County New Jersey, fun, trips, swimming, sports, arts n crafts. An Awesome Summer Adventure WELCOME TO FAIR LAWN JEWISH DAY CAMP CELEBRATING 19 AWESOME SUMMER ADVENTURES For Jewish boys and girls ages 2 - 13 FLJDC has served as a summer home for campers from North Jersey since 2008, and is constantly reinventing itself. We invite you to learn more about FLJDC and discover why so many campers and staff return year after year to our community, our Jewish tradition and the awesome fun adventures they always find here @ FLJDC. 2026 Season Begins in Dates & Rates JUNE 24 2026 AUGUST 13 Read More Extra Care AVAILABLE FROM 8:00am-5:00pm MONDAY - FRIDAY Read More REFER A FRIEND GET A $10 0 CREDIT Read More Bus Transportation Air conditioned door to door bus transportation is available. Bussing Contact us

Our divisions by age group allows appropriate fun designed for all ages boys and girls 2.5 years old - 13. CAMP DIVISIONS Each of our divisions are tailored to be age appropriate and flexible to serve the needs of each child and daily schedules are planned to constantly keep children busy with activities geared to their age. Children in all our divisions benefit from a very wide range of programs and activities that interest them, keep them engaged, and inspire them to try new things. With each season, children “graduate” to a higher division based on their age and grade, where they encounter new adventures, excitement, and challenges, all built on the FLJDC hallmarks of safety, fun, and unconditional love. See lunch program about free hot lunch & snacks daily. Kiddie ages 2-4 Kiddie Camp offers much more than Day Care. It is a real Day Camp experience for our youngest Campers! Kiddie Camp is located at the Jewish Education Center 40-25 Fair Lawn Ave. Kiddie Camp dates, times, location and program differ from the Junior, Pioneer Adventure Divisions. Kiddie Camp Information Our program is based on the love, care and attention needed by our little ones. We have experienced, nurturing Early Childhood teachers and a low staff to child ratio. We bring daily and weekly specials to the children, including outdoor water play, music and movement, arts and crafts, games, storytelling, puppet shows and more. We have weekly Highlights , including Water Slides/ Bouncy Houses, Special Visitors and shows. Our day is well balanced with summery outdoor and air- conditioned indoor activities. Water play and specials are located in our beautiful and spacious outdoor playground, which includes a sandbox, climbing areas, outdoor blocks, sports equipment and more. When indoors at the hottest time of the day, we enjoy air-conditioned classrooms, full of developmentally appropriate toys and manipulatives and lots of art choices. We also have a large indoor play area with riding toys, scooters , wiggle cars and more. Children in this division will also have the option of nap time in the afternoon if parents so choose. The Kiddie Camp classes are kept small with individualized attention to each child. We pride ourselves on exceeding state requirements with regard to staff to camper ratio. During the sunny, summer months the FLJDC Kiddie Camp is a place for your Preschooler to explore new horizons, engage in unique activities, grow their social skills and strengthen their Jewish identity. Daily Kiddie Camp activities will include: Outdoor morning water play, picnic snack time, change and Lunch, Rest Time/quiet play, Art or cooking, afternoon Indoor or Outdoor Play, Afternoon Snack/Storytime. Extra Care is available before and after regular camp hours. Specials: Music and Movement, Art Instruction, Little Chefs, Water Slide/Bouncy House, Community Helper visits, scheduled shows, Yoga, Gym specials. Daily hot lunch available extra Included in Camp Tuition: 1 camp t-shirt, 1 camp bag, 1 camp water bottle Daily specialty activities All this is included in the tuition rates, aside from security guard, busing, hot lunch and extra care. Kiddie Camp Junior JUNIOR DIVISION going into K — GRADE 2 The Junior Division is ideal for children entering kindergarten through 2nd grade who are ready for a full camp experience — packed with energy, spirit, and adventure. Daily combination of sports with professional instructors, crafts, competitions, dress up days, games, and plenty of camp spirit to go around, are excited and on-their-toes all day, every day. All this is included in the tuition rates, there are no extra charges for any other activities aside from regular camp extras like swim lessons, busing, and extra care. Junior Division youngest groups are coed and the groups entering 2nd grade are divided into girls' bunks and boys' bunks. The entire Junior division goes together on all trips and to the pool. Included in Camp Tuition: Free daily hot lunch and snacks. 1 camp t-shirt, 1 camp bag, 1 camp water bottle Trips once a week Swimming three times a week in a real pool. Free swim lesson once a week. Weekly Special Events PIONEER DIVISION going into GRADES 3 — 5 This division is fully integrated into the camp program, and benefits from our professional coaches, instructors, artists and specialists, special days, lots of sports and more. All this is included in the tuition rates, there are no extra charges for overnights or any other activities aside from regular camp extras like swim lessons, busing, and extra care. Pioneer Division will be separated into a Boys and Girls division, with male staff for the boys and female staff for the girls. See trips page for detailed trip information Included in Camp Tuition: Free daily lunch and snacks. Lunch will have a hot entree on all non-trip days 2 camp t-shirts, 1 camp bag, 1 camp water bottle Trips twice a week 1 overnight trip included for all Pioneers at no extra charge Swimming in a real pool Pioneer Division ADVENTURE CAMP going into GRADES 6 — 8 Designed and priced specifically for the purpose of being an alternative to overnight camp, Adventure Camp will take another few steps in the direction of new thrills and adventures giving children in grades 6 - 8 more opportunities for independence and getting ready for an overnight camp experience, not to mention an awesome summer filled with new experiences that will thrill children and their parents all summer and beyond. Children in Adventure Camp will enjoy two-day overnights four times during the summer. Each overnight will also feature activities during the day. All this is included in the tuition rates, there are no extra charges for overnights or any other activities aside from regular camp extras like swim lessons, busing, and extra care. This division is also fully integrated into the camp program, and benefits from our professional coaches, instructors, artists and specialists, as well as swimming and Specialties. Adventure Camp will be separated into a Boys and Girls division, with male staff for the boys and female staff for the girls. See trips page for detailed trip information Included in Camp Tuition: Free daily lunch and snacks. Lunch will have a hot entrée on all non-trip days 3 camp t-shirts, 1 camp bag, 1 camp water bottle Trips two- three times a week Late nights Exclusive adventure trips Four overnights included for all Adventure Campers at no extra charge Swimming in a real pool. 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Mission Statement It is the mission of FLJDC to provide the children and parents of the Jewish community a safe, fun, and educational summer experience, in a non judgmental environment, through the demonstration of excellence and attention to detail in all aspects of camp and practicing a Kids First philosophy. Goals To provide our entire community, and specifically the children, with a safe, fun, and memorable Jewish summer camp experience. To affect each camper in a positive manner and encourage personal character growth. To teach campers a new skill, interest campers in a new hobby, help campers make new friends, and help campers overcome a difficulty.

Activities & Adventures At Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp, your child will have the opportunity to bond with other children of the same age in a ‘bunk’ setting. During bunk time, campers’ time is filled with activities, games, songs, laughter, and plenty of camp spirit. A busy and well-rounded schedule of activities, swimming, as well as many fun and exciting trips, await your child at camp! Our counselors are wonderful role models, creating meaningful and loving friendships with your child that can last a lifetime. Below are some of the highlights that your child will enjoy this summer. Field trips Trip days are two - three times a week for Adventure Camp, twice a week for the Pioneer Division, and once a week for Junior Division, which include indoor and outdoor amusement parks, boating, zoos, nature hiking, ice skating, museums, arcades, go-carting, mini golf, zip-lines, and more. These exciting adventures allow our children to really show their true spirit. (See camp trips for a list of trips planned.) All Pioneers go on one overnight (at no extra charge), and the Adventure Camp goes on four overnights (at no extra charge). Swimming and instruction Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp is extremely proud of its aquatics program supervised by certified Red Cross lifeguards. The children of the Junior, Pioneer, and Adventure Camp divisions go swimming in an Olympic-sized outdoor pool a few times a week. The option of swim lessons can be added and your child will receive swim lessons by professional swim instructors. Swimming lessons are provided once a week, for all campers in the Junior division at no extra charge. (See pool for more info on our swim program and location.) Overnights Specially designed for older kids from grades 3 and up, overnights include 2 days and one night, with accommodations, all meals, snacks and drinks, and a very wide range of activities for tons of "away from home" camp fun. A camp director joins the children on the overnights as well as camp staff. Pioneers go on one overnight and Adventure Camp go on four. These overnights are included in the cost of tuition and no extra fees apply. Details and schedule of overnights will be posted in the trips page and camp calendar. Sports There are two parts to our sports program: The first is sports which is in the daily schedule of activities; all bunks will participate in daily sports. The second is sports instruction led by professional coaches. Children are taught warm up practices, skills and techniques, including hand-eye coordination, concentration, basic rules/strategy, and conditioning to advance their sports abilities. Our sports program benefits the physical, emotional, and social development of children. We help bring out the best in every child through individual attention, guidance, and encouragement. We encourage only “healthy” competition! Some of the sports we focus on are baseball, basketball, football, kickball, soccer, volleyball, hockey, gaga and tennis. Theme Days Themed days are so much fun and add a lot to camp spirit and excitement. Theme days include Israel day, International day, talent day, twin day, crazy hat day, crazy hair day, pajama day, auction day, scavenger hunts, comedy day, and so on... all themed days will be indicated in the camp calendar and instructions will be included in the weekly camp email. Creative Crafts Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp's innovative arts and crafts teach the children to be creative and imaginative. The crafts incorporate various themes in Jewish life as well as fun and useful projects. Campers are sure to proudly look back at the craft of their own hands well after the summer is over. Challah Baking Each Friday children from all divisions spend time shaping Challah for Shabbat, the dough is then taken home by the children to bake and enjoy at Shabbat Dinner. We use egg free dough made in a nut free facility. Jewish Theme Every morning each division spends some time learning about a Jewish subject. Through stories, games, prizes, and competitions, children will learn about subjects like respect for elders and parents, charity, Israel, prayer, saying thank you, Shabbat, holidays, and more. Note: The purpose of Jewish theme is to educate children on Jewish subjects and not to force them into observance. The FLJDC staff are very sensitive to this subject when teaching the material. Feel free to contact us to discuss this matter further.

Providing door to door camp bus transportation in air conditioned mini buses from all local towns including Paramus, Ridgwood, Glen Rock, Teaneck, Bergenfield DOOR TO DOOR BUS TRANSPORTATION Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp will provide daily door to door, air conditioned transportation to and from camp using 16 or 24 passenger buses. All seats have shoulder and lap seat belts. Bussing will be available only if there are enough requests for bus transportation. You may opt into bussing on the enrollment. Towns included in routes: Bergenfield, Elmwood Park, Fair Lawn, Glen Rock, New Milford, Oradell, Paramus, Ridgewood, and Teaneck : Depending on interest, we may be able to offer busing from other towns as well if we can get at least 6 children in a bus. AM or PM only options are not available If you are interested in bus transportation, you must register for it using your online camp account. Note that the bus schedule will not change to accommodate early and late trips and/or overnights. On these days when your child's division has a change in schedule you will need to arrange timely transportation to and from camp. Days and times for individual trips will be published in the camp calendar and will be included in weekly emails. The weekly price for busing will not be adjusted based on these trips. Registration for bus transportation must be completed by May 31. If you need to add busing at a later time, you may do so provided there is availability. Busing can be used week by week. Click for more detailed information, cost and registration for the bus.

Refer a friend to the best most affordable camp in Bergen County camp and earn $50 per family up to three families that's $150.00. Tell your friends about us! You'll be happy you did... They will too. Refer a Jewish family and receive $100 rebate per family! Simply have your friend write your name in the 'referred by' box on their 'new camp family' form and you will receive a $100 rebate per referred family. Refer a Friend Terms In order to be eligible, you must be registered for and attend the current season. Your camp tuition must be paid down to zero before the due date indicated on the camp parent agreement. Any other charges for extras like extra care, swimming instruction, and busing must also be paid down to zero before camp is over. No referrals within the immediate family will be accepted. Referral rebates are not transferable, which means they can only be used for camp. The Rebates is only available to full tuition paying families. The camper you refer must be from a new family that has not yet had any children attend Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp. The referring and referred camper must attend a minimum of one session, or any 4 weeks. Campers cannot refer each other. Rebate will be issued once eligibility is established after the current camp season. (usually by the end of October). Rebates are given based on the information entered by the referred family during enrollment, no verbal agreements will be honored. The Rebate is $100 per family referred not per child. Rebates are given for the first three families referred per season (up to a total of $300 per season). Referrals will be issued in the form of a check mailed to your home. The Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp reserves the right to update and/or modify the terms and conditions on this page at any time.

About fair lawn jewish day camp ABOUT US Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp Where Jewish kids are happier and happy kids are Jewisher A Unique and Memorable Summer Adventure. A place where children learn the importance of caring, sharing, tolerance, patience, and working with others. A place that brings out the best in each child’s character and personality. A place where children can experience the richness, excitement, and warmth of Judaism. And oh so much more... Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp is an Awesome Summer Adventure! The very best in a Jewish Day Camp experience for the very best price possible!! The Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp is a summer camp dedicated to enriching the lives of children from diverse Jewish backgrounds and affiliations through a stimulating camping experience. Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp enjoys a well earned reputation as a pioneer in Jewish camping, with innovative ideas and creative activities, to provide enjoyment and inspire children to try new and exciting things! At Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp your children will forge lasting friendships, meet staff who truly care for and love their campers, and have an all around awesome time. What makes us different is our attention to detail, constant communication with parents, staff who are devoted, caring, and ambitious, and camp directors who are involved in daily camp activities, and are constantly there to address children’s and parents' questions or concerns. With the best trips, swimming in an outdoor pool, daily hot lunches and snacks, sports, crafts, choice times, competitions, camp spirit, and so much more, your children are sure to have a summer experience that will last a lifetime. Just ask any of our past camp parents. All campers will receive their own camp T-shirt, bag, and water bottle compliments of our camp. American Camp Association (ACA) accredited camp. Fully insured & Licensed by the NJ State Health Dept.

FLJDC 2021 COVID-19 GENERAL OVERVIEW SUMMARY TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES HEALTH CENTER AND POLICIES MASKS CLEANING AND HYGIENE PARENTS EXPERIENCE MISCELLANEOUS INTRODUCTION Families who join FLJDC in 2021 are those who feel strongly that the benefits of being outdoors, socializing, skill building and being in a Jewish environment in a camp setting, outweigh the potential risks of Covid or otherwise. And while no environment is completely risk free, we will do everything we can and believe that we can successfully minimize the risk to an acceptable level needed to ensure a fun and safe summer for everyone. We have put as much information in this overview as possible based on guidance and recommendations from the American Camp Association, CDC and DOH of NJ currently available. Please use the keyword search at the top of this page to find a specific topic. In an effort to keep things simple and to the point, we have not included many details most of which are only really happening in the background. If you have a specific question, and you can't find a suitable answer here, please email us at Office@FairLawnCamp.com. This overview is a living document and will be updated as new information becomes available for the summer of 2021. You will notice a date at the bottom of every article stating when it was last updated. This is to help you understand how recent the information you are reading is and when it was last updated. We encourage the camp community to participate in helping to shape our Covid guidelines in an effort to keep things as safe and organized as possible. We would love to hear from you if you feel that you have updated information that can help the camp community. Last Update: 03/08/21 OVERVIEW OF THE OVERVIEW We're hoping and working toward a COVID free summer but planning for a spectrum of scenarios. This overview assumes that the strictest regulations will be in effect. We'll update this document regularly. Ultimately, we will follow all state and county guidelines. The safety of our campers, staff, and their families is always our highest priority. Even assuming the strictest regulations are in effect, we can have a camp season that meets FLJDC’S high standards of fun by following these simple points: 1 BUNKS/PODS At camp, a bunk/pod is defined as a group of children with dedicated counselors within a specific division. Our campers stay in one bunk/pod of fifteen children (15 is currently tentative for 2021) with two dedicated staff, which means the staff remain with that group all the time, every day for the duration of the session. Campers will be grouped by bunk as in the past. This summer we will also refer to bunks as pods. Camp capacity may be lowered because of this to follow the pod guidelines. Each pod operates mostly independent of other pods. 2) MASKS Face coverings will be used in accordance with state regulations. Currently, face coverings are required for all staff, and for campers when social distancing outside of their pod cannot be maintained, or when indoors. 3) CLEANLINESS The camp facility is cleaned and disinfected regularly. The facility we rent has been open all year for in school learning. They have installed special filters which are changed frequently and have upgraded the cleaning protocols which we will continue to implement in the summer. That includes additional measures to clean and disinfect more often and we'll be hiring additional facility staff to assist with this. This will be a team effort that includes everyone at camp from campers to team leaders and directors, everyone will be expected to wash their hands and/or use hand sanitizer regularly. 4 COOPERATION It is likely that parents will need to take a few extra steps every morning to help keep everyone at camp safe and to minimize the possibility of pods having to miss a few days, quarantine and get tested. There will be a morning health screen and temperature check for each child. We'll ask that you err on the side of caution and keep your children home when they don't feel well or have a fever. Families should abide by all state safety regulations. We'll be asking our staff to do the same. 5 COMMUNICATION We work hard to be transparent with our families and staff. Our goal is to communicate what we know, when we know it. If you see a message or email from FLJDC, please read it!! And please ask us to clarify if you need more information. Always feel free to reach out, we're here for you and happy to help. 6 MULTI-LAYERED APPROACH The fundamentals are that we will be taking a multi layered approach to prevent Covid at camp, much like we have a layered approach to other aspects of safety at camp. Combined with masks, pods and cleanliness, whenever possible activities will be outdoors, we will reduce shared surfaces, increase health screenings, and adjust swim, lunch, trips and transportation drop off and pick up procedures to minimize gathering and have the physical distancing needed for a safe experience. Last Update: 05/15/21 If you have a specific question, and you can't find a suitable answer here, please email us at Office@FairLawnCamp.com , or use the contact form below. If after reading this overview, you feel that we missed an important aspect or detail of keeping children and staff safe this summer, please send us an email us or use the form below. We very much welcome your communication with us!! 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CAMP VIDEOS Below you can watch the videos and slide shows we have produced over the years. Enjoy!! and Please share with your friends and family....! As the 2020 season approaches, we are almost ready for another Awesome Summer Adventure. We hope that these memories help you look beyond quarantine, to a near future that is safe, up close and personal in 2020. 2010 Camp Videos Summer 2010 Junior Division Music Video Summer 2010 End of Summer Video 2009 Camp Videos Summer 2009 Camp Banquet Slide Show Summer 2009 End of Summer Slide Show 2008 Camp Videos Summer 2008 End of Summer Video Summer 2008 Camp Banquet Slide Show