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The weekend is designed for individuals and families interested in learning strategies for spoken language and sharing experiences as they relate to hearing loss . Cued Speech Classes will also be offered during the weekend.  \nDuring this camp weekend, children are placed in age-appropriate classes where they participate in activities such as arts and crafts, games, hiking, canoeing, archery, a hillside waterslide, horseback riding and more . While the children are in their classes, parents attend presentations from speakers, small facilitated group sessions or Cued Speech classes .  \nLate afternoons will be a time for sharing as well as time to enjoy the activities and facilities of Camp Cheerio . We will have an ice cream social and games on Friday night and the annual dance on Saturday night .  \nNote: Sign Language Interpreters, Cued Speech Transliterators are needed through the weekend.  \nCLASSES/WORKSHOPS  \nCued Speech classes will be taught Friday through Sunday at no extra charge, thanks to NCSA provided funds . Those taking a Cued Speech class should plan to attend all sessions .  \nLevel 1 Beginners will be taught by Nicole Dobson Level 2 Intermediate will be Suzy Brown  \nCued Language Transliterator Training Program:   \nCued Language Transliterator Training will be organized by Language Matters, Inc . with Lauren Pruett and Jane Dolan .  \nOur plan is to provide a seasoned CLT (mentor) to work with newer CLT (mentee) for the duration of camp. The seasoned CLT will be one of the CLTs providing services for the camp. The goal is to have a cohesive group who works together to ensure access and accommodations for a variety of settings at camp. These could include meal announcements, children's classes/ activities, family gatherings and lectures . Your group instructor will provide both you and your mentor with guidelines and worksheets to steer you th orugh the variety of activities and observations . You will follow your mentor to observe and may even get the opportunity to transliterate for bits of time, if desired. There may be times when you go with a different mentor in order to observe a larger variety of activities . This is a great learning and hands-on opportunity for CLTs at any level!  \nDo you work for the school system and need financial assistance to attend? There may also be a possibility for SLI training, email us at [springcampcheerio@gmail.com](springcampcheerio@gmail.com) .  \nYoung Adult Program  \nThis program is designed for young adults who have graduated from high school, and are now in college and/or in the working world. This program will enjoy all the amenities of Camp Cheerio such as canoeing, hiking and all the other outdoor activities offered at camp. This program will also have team leaders' present strategies on how to transition into the adult world, self-advocacy, and other pertinent topics . This program is open to all young adults hearing, deaf and hard of hearing.  \nSCHEDULED AGENDA  \nFriday  \nRegistration Lunch  \nAdult/Children's Programming & Classes Dinner  \nIce cream Social/Games  \n9:30am-12:00pm  \n12:30pm-1:15pm 1:30 pm-4:45pm  \n6:00pm-6:45pm  \n8:00pm-10:00pm  \nSaturday  \nBreakfast  \nAdult/Children's Programming & Classes Lunch  \nClasses  \nAdult & Children's Programming  \nCamp Expierence Waterslide  \nDinner  \nDance  \n8:00am-8:45am  \n9:00am-12:15pm  \n12:30pm-1:15 pm  \n1:30pm-4:45 pm  \n1:30pm-2:45pm  \n2:45pm-4:45 pm  \n5:15pm-6:15 pm  \n6:30pm-7:15 pm  \n8:00pm-10:00 pm  \nSunday  \nBreakfast  \nAdult & Children's Programming/ Classes Lunch  \nDepart afterwards  \n8:00am-8:45am  \n9:00am-12:15pm  \n12:30 pm-1:15pm  \nSholarship Awards  \nScholarships are available on an as needed basis. $75 deposit and regist","cbCaikY9AA1ttIAK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikY9AA1ttIAK","pdf",437318,"English","# Camp Information\n## Location and Purpose\n## Classes/Workshops\n## Young Adult Program\n## Scheduled Agenda\n# Additional Information\n## What to Bring\n## Accommodations\n## Directions to Camp","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the weekend at Camp Cheerio?\",\"answer\":\"The weekend helps children and families learn spoken language strategies and share experiences related to hearing loss, with Cued Speech classes offered during the camp.\"},{\"question\":\"Who can attend the Young Adult Program?\",\"answer\":\"Young adults who have graduated from high school and are now in college and/or the working world can participate. 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