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WEEK 1: JUNE 2 – 6 WEEK 3: JUNE 16 – 20 COURSE NAME AGE TIME PPAGEAGE COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGEPAGE Building Dinos B&G 4 – 6 PM 34 Annie BGB&G rg rg 1– 1– 5 5 AM/PM 47 Charger Chill Day Camp B&G rg K – 5 AM/PM 11 Athena’sAthena’s Path G rg 5 – 6 AM/PM 19 Girls Basketball/Basketball/VelocityVelocity G rg 4 – 9 AM 9 Biking B&G rg 6 – 9 AM/PM 10 Girls Just WantWant to G 7–12 AM/PM 13 Boy’sBoys’ All Sports B 7–14 AM/PM 10 Have Fun Cheerleading G 4 –7 AM 11 Hot Shot Hoops B 4–6 AM 9 Cool Kid’sKids Lacrosse,Lacrosse, G rg 1– 8 AM/PM 14 Little Dribblers, Girls G rg K–3 PM 9 Girls Basketball Crafts, Crafts a Go Go B&G rg 1–3 PM 42 Ooze, Glop & Slime B&G 4 – 6 AM 35 Dissecting Critters B&G 10&up PM 34 Roughing It B&G 4&up4&UP AM/PM 36 Fairy TaleTale Magic B&G 4– 6 PM 44 TTennisennis and Swim B&G 4&up4&UP AM 16 From Pencil to B&G rg 3 – 5 PM 43 Ultimate Sleepover G 7–12 AM/PM 27 Paintbrush VVideoideo Game Makers B&G rg 5 – 9 AM/PM 38 Keyboarding B&G 8&up PM 23 WWrestlingrestling B 8 –16 AM 17 Jungalbook BGB&G rg rg 3-10 3-10 AM/PM 50 Leaping Lizards B&G 7&up AM 34 WEEK 2: JUNE 9 – 13 Monster Movie B&G rg 1 – 5 PM 46 COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGEPAGE Mystical B&G rg K – 2 AM 43 Baseball B 7–12 AM 9 Masterpieces Brushstrokes B&G rg 3 – 5 PM 42 Ooze, Glop and& Slime Slime B&G 4 – 6 PM 35 Catching Critters B&G 4 – 6 AM 34 Origami Pop Ups B&G rg 3 – 6 AM 43 Cool Kids Lacrosse – Boys B rg 1– 8 AM/PM 14 Princess for a WeekWeek G 4 – 6 AM 45 Crazy Cut–Ups B&G rg 1– 3 AM 42 Project Runway,Runway, JR. G rg 1 – 5 AM 46 Fencing B&G 10&up PM 11 Roughing It B&G 8&up AM/PM 36 Girls Just WantWant to G 7–12 AM/PM 13 Serving Up Smiles B&G rg 2 – 5 AM 25 Have Fun Sew WithWith A Pro B&G rg 6 –12 PM 26 Keyboarding B&G 8&UP8&up PM 23 Sew,Sew, Sew Fun II B&G rg 5 – 8 AM 26 Jungalbook BGB&G rg rg 3-10 3-10 AM/PM 50 Sleepover G 7–12 PM 27 Kidz TV B&G rg 1– 5 PM 49 Spectacular,Spectacular, Girls MicheviousMischievous Sweet Sweet Tooth Tooth B&G rg K–2 PM 24 TennisTennis and Swim B&G 4&up AM 16 Once Upon a Dragon B&G 4 – 6 PM 47 The Littlest Pet Shop B&G 3 AM (Mon 6 – Thurs.) Rainbowlicious B&G 4 – 6 AM 48 VideoVideo Game Makers B&G rg 6 –12 AM/PM 38 Rock Hounds B&G 7&UP7&up AM or PM 35 WaterWater Whirl B&G 4 – 6 AM 36 Scenic Science B&G 8&UP8&up PM 36 XCel 2 Fitness B rg 4 – 7 AM 17 Sew,Sew, Sew Fun I B&G rg 2 – 6 AM or PM 26 ZapZap! Electricity Electricity B&G 7&up PM 37 Sleepover Spectacular,Spectacular, B 7–12 PM 26 Boys Soccer for FUNdamentals B&G 6 –13 AM 15 Space Cadets B&G 4 – 6 PM 36 TennisTennis and Swim B&G 4&UP4&up AM 16 plaplay.y. learn. create. B = Boys G = Girls rg = Rising Grades TopTop Secret B&G rg 1– 5 AM 46 VolleyballVolleyball G rg 5 – 8 AM 16 3 yr olds & adults

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WEEK 4: JUNE 23 – 27 WEEK 5: JUNE 30 – JULY 4 COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGE COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGE Building Dinos B&G 4 – 6 PM 34 Beauty and the Beast B&G rg 1– 5 AM 47 Catching Critters B&G 4 – 6 AM 34 Baking Apprentices B&G 9&up AM 28 Chefs Around the B&G 8&up AM 33 Calling All Cookie B&G 5 – 8 PM 28 World Monsters Clay Creations B&G rg 3 – 6 PM 42 Crafts, Crafts a Go Go B&G rg 3 – 5 PM 42 Clay Time B&G rg K–2 AM 42 Disney’s Alice in B&G rg 3 –10 AM/PM 50 Coast to Coast Cooking B&G 8&up PM 33 Wonderland Cool Kids Lacrosse– B rg 1– 5 AM/PM 14 Folk Tales and Fairy B&G 4 – 6 PM 45 Boys Tales Digging It B&G 7&up AM or 34 Gluppity, Gloppity, B&G rg 1– 3 AM 43 PM Goo Digital Photo and B&G rg 6 –12 AM 42 Kidz LAB B&G 10&up AM 34 Design Leaping Lizards B&G 7&up PM 34 Disney Dancing G rg TK – 3 AM 49 Modern Music B&G rg 4 – 8 PM 21 Princesses Music Video Stars B&G rg 1– 5 PM 46 Disney’s Alice in AM/PM 50 B&G rg 2 – 9 Ooze, Glop and Slime B&G 4 – 6 PM 35 Wonderland Roughing It B&G 8&up AM/PM 36 Football B 6 –12 AM 12 Scenic Science B&G 8&up PM 36 Hip, Hop, Till You Drop B&G rg 1– 6 PM 49 Space Cadets B&G 4 – 6 AM 36 Ice Cream Camp B&G 7–12 PM 22 Strummin’ Guitars B&G rg 4 – 8 AM 21 Karate B&G PM 13 Tennis and Swim B&G 4&up AM 16 Mini Modern Masters B&G rg 3 – 6 PM 43 Under the Sea B&G 4 – 6 AM 46 Mary Poppins B&G rg 1 – 5 AM 47 Zap! Electricity B&G 7&up AM 37 Rocket Launcher I B&G 8&up AM 35 Rocket Launcher II B&G 10&up PM 35 Camps are closed on July 4 Soccer for B&G 6 – 13 AM 15 FUNdamentals Summer Sticks G 10 – 17 PM 14 LOWER SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES Lacrosse PG 52 Super Heroes B&G 4 – 6 AM 45 Tennis and Swim B&G 4&up AM 16 MIDDLE SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES The X–Factor B&G rg 2 – 5 PM 21 PG 52 Experience Tiny Interiors B&G rg 2 – 4 AM 44 UPPER SCHOOL ACADEMIC COURSES Water World B&G 3 AM (Mon 6 PG 52 – Thurs.) When I Grow Up B&G 4 – 6 AM 46 Women’s Self Defense Adults PM 56 (Mon.) Woodworking B&G 7&up PM 38 play. learn. create. B = Boys G = Girls rg = Rising Grades 3 yr olds & adults

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COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGE COURSE NAME AGE TIME PAGE Archaeology B&G rg 3&up AM 19 3D Dynamo Art! B&G rg 3 – 6 PM 41 Art Around the World B&G rg 1 – 3 PM 41 Baking Apprentices B&G 9&up PM 28 Balloon Animal Bonanza B&G rg 3&up PM 44 Calling All Cookie B&G 5 – 8 AM 28 Monsters Beads, Bangles and G rg 2 – 5 PM 41 Baubles Catching Critters B&G 4 – 6 AM 34 Beginner Crochet B&G rg K – 6 AM 23 Cheerleading G 4–7 AM 11 Beginner Knitting B&G rg 2 – 6 PM 23 Chess, Beginner B&G 5 –11 AM 22 Building Dinos B&G 4 – 6 AM 34 Cool KidKids’s Lacrosse, Lacrosse, Boys Boys B rg 3 – 8 AM/PM 14 Camp Exploration B&G 4 – 6 AM 44 Crochet Jewelry B&G rg 2 – 6 PM 23 Celebration American G rg 1– 5 AM 46 Digging It B&G 7&up AM or PM 34 Girls Fancy Nancy G 4 – 6 PM 44 Comic Book Heroes B&G rg 2 – 4 AM 42 From Pencil to Paintbrush B&G rg K – 2 AM 43 Cupcake Extravaganza B&G 5&up AM or PM 28 Glitter, Glitz and Glam G rg 2 – 5 AM 43 Delightful Desserts B&G 8&up AM or PM 33 Golf II B&G 6 –10 AM 13 Digital Photography and B&G rg 6 –12 PM 42 Insane Body Science B&G rg 2 – 4 PM 23 Design Into The Woods Jr. B&G rg 3-10 AM/PM 51 Disney’s Alice in B&G rg 32 –10–9 AM/PM 50 Keyboarding B&G 8&up PM 23 Wonderland Leaping Lizards B&G 7&up PM 34 Football B 6 –12 AM 12 Little Mermaid B&G rg 1 – 5 AM/PM 47 Give My Regards to B&G rg 1 – 5 AM 47 Little Monet B&G 3 AM (Mon – 6 Broadway Thurs.) Glee Club B&G rg 2 – 5 PM 20 Math CAMMP/Robotics B&G rg 1–7 AM/PM 24 Golf I B&G 6 – 9 AM 13 Mini Mozarts B&G 4 – 6 AM 21 Guitar for Kids B&G rg 2 – 5 AM 20 Mosaic Mania B&G rg 5 – 8 PM 43 Harry Potter B&G rg 1– 6 PM 46 PDS/Accelerate Basketball B 9 –18 AM 9 Keyboarding B&G 8&up PM 23 Princess Magical Music G 4 – 6 PM 21 Kidz TV B&G rg 1 – 5 PM 46 Camp Math CAMMP/Robotics B&G rg 1–7 AM/PM 24 Project Runway, Sr. G rg 5 – 9 AM/PM 46 Pirate Party B&G 4 – 6 PM 45 Rocket Launch II B&G 10&up AM 35 Rock Hounds B&G 7&up AM or PM 35 Shark Week B&G 8&up AM or PM 36 Simply Super Sculptures B&G rg 4 – 8 PM 44 Sleepover Spectacular, G 7–12 PM 27 Tennis and Swim B&G 4&up AM 16 Girls Track and Field B&G 13 –18 PM 16 Super Heroes B&G 4 – 6 AM 45 Water Whirl B&G 4 – 6 PM 36 Tennis and Swim B&G 4&up AM 16 Water World B&G 3 AM (Mon – 6 Video Game Makers – Next B&G rg 5 –12 AM/PM 38 Thurs.) Step Wet and Wild Watercolor B&G rg 1 – 3 AM 44 Weaving B&G rg K– 6 AM 23 Who Dunnit? B&G 10&up PM 37 You, A Vet and a Pet B&G rg 5 – 8 AM 38 Woodworking B&G 7&up PM 38

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WEEKWEEK 8: 8: July JULY 21 21 – –25 25 WEEKWEEK 9: 9: July JULY 28 28 – –AUG AUG 1 1 COURSECOURSE NAME NAME AGEAGE TIMETIME PAGEPAGE COURSECOURSE NAME NAME AGEAGE TIMETIME PAGEPAGE ChargerCharger Chill Chill Day Day Camp Camp B&GB&G rg rg K K – – 5 5 AM/PMAM/PM 1111 ChargerCharger Chill Chill Day Day Camp Camp B&GB&G rg rg 1– 1– 5 5 AM/PMAM/PM 1111 Chess,Chess, Advanced Advanced B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 – – 8 8 AMAM 2222 IntoInto the the Woods Woods Jr. Jr. B&GB&G rg rg 3-10 3-10 AM/PMAM/PM 5151 CoinCoin Collecting Collecting B&GB&G 8 8 –14 –14 AMAM 2222 MakingMaking Miracles Miracles B&GB&G rg rg 5 5 – – 8 8 AM/PMAM/PM 2525 CrazyCrazy Cut–Ups Cut–Ups B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 – – 5 5 AMAM 4242 RoughingRoughing It It B&GB&G 8&up 8&up AM/PMAM/PM 3636 CreativeCreative Kids Kids Writing Writing B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 –10 –10 AM/PMAM/PM 4949 TennisTennis and and Swim Swim B&GB&G 4&up 4&up AMAM 1616 InstituteInstitute DissectingDissecting Critters Critters B&GB&G 10&up 10&up PMPM 3434 FieldField Hockey Hockey GG rg rg 7 7 – – 12 12 AMAM 1111 FieldField Hockey, Hockey, Youth Youth GG rg rg 2 2 – – 6 6 AMAM 1212 CCREATIVEreative KKIDSids Groovy,Groovy, Ooey Ooey Gooey Gooey Art Art B&GB&G rg rg TK–2 TK–2 PMPM 4343 IfIf You You Give Give a a Mouse Mouse a a B&GB&G 3 3 AMAM (Mon. (Mon. 66 productionsPRODUCTIONS CookieCookie –– Thurs.) Thurs.) IntoInto The The Woods Woods Jr. Jr. B&GB&G rg rg 3-10 3-10 AM/PMAM/PM 5151 presentsPRESENTS:: IntroIntro to to Web Web Design Design B&GB&G rg rg 5 5 – – 9 9 AM/PMAM/PM 3838 KnittingKnitting and and Purling Purling Too! Too! B&GB&G rg rg 2 2 – – 6 6 AMAM 2323 JUNGALBOOKJUNGALBOOK JuneJune 20th 20th at at 7pm 7pm LearningLearning Spanish Spanish is is Fun! Fun! B&GB&G 5 5 –10 –10 PMPM 2727 JuneJune 21st 21st at at 2pm 2pm and and 7pm 7pm (12–1)(12–1) MathMath CAMMP/Robotics CAMMP/Robotics B&GB&G rg rg 1–7 1–7 AM/PMAM/PM 2424 DDISNEY’Sisney’s A ALICElice in IN W WONDERLANDonderland J rJR.. MiniMini Modern Modern Masters Masters B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 – – 6 6 PMPM 4343 JulyJuly 11th 11th at at 7pm 7pm Ooze,Ooze, Glop Glop and and Slime Slime B&GB&G 4 4 – – 6 6 PMPM 3535 ​July July 12th 12th at at 2pm 2pm and and 7pm 7pm OzOz for for Tots Tots B&GB&G 4 4 – – 6 6 PMPM 4545 JulyJuly 13th 13th at at 2pm 2pm PianoPiano for for Beginners Beginners B&GB&G rg rg 2 2 – – 5 5 PMPM 2121 ReadyReady Set Set Van Van Gogh Gogh B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 –10 –10 AMAM 4343 IntoINTO the THE woods WOODS jr JR.. RockRock Hounds Hounds B&GB&G 7&up 7&up AMAM or or PM PM 3535 AugustAugust 1 1 at at 7pm 7pm RocketRocket Launcher Launcher I I B&GB&G 8&up 8&up AMAM 3535 AugustAugust 2 2 at at 2pm 2pm and and 7pm 7pm AugustAugust 3 3 at at 2 2 pm pm SeanSean May May Basketball Basketball BB 7–15 7–15 AM/PMAM/PM 88 SpanishSpanish Camp Camp B&GB&G 5 5 –10 –10 PMPM 2727 RREDed R RIDINGiding H HOODood StudyStudy Skills Skills for for Parents Parents AdultsAdults AMAM (Wed (Wed 5656 ThursdayThursday and and Friday Friday Only)Only) JulyJuly 17th 17th and and 18th 18th TennisTennis and and Swim Swim B&GB&G 4&up 4&up AMAM 1616 10am10am and and 11:30am 11:30am TinyTiny Tots Tots – – Tiny Tiny Chefs Chefs B&GB&G rg rg TK–2 TK–2 AMAM 3434 WaterWater Whirl Whirl B&GB&G 4 4 – – 6 6 AMAM 3636 TTHEhe T TIGERiger W WHOho C CAMEame to TO T TEAea WickedWicked B&GB&G rg rg 3 3 –10 –10 AM/PMAM/PM 4747 ThursdayThursday and and Friday Friday WeavingWeaving B&GB&G rg rg K K –6 –6 PMPM 2323 JulyJuly 24th 24th and and 25th 25th WideWide World World of of Seuss Seuss B&GB&G 4 4 – – 6 6 AMAM 4545 10am10am and and 11:30am 11:30am YoungYoung Filmmakers Filmmakers B&GB&G rg rg 6 6 –12 –12 AM/PMAM/PM 4444 TicketsTickets available available in in advance advance at at play.play. learn.learn. create.create. www.providenceday.orgwww.providenceday.org BB = = Boys Boys G G = = Girls Girls rg rg = = Rising Rising Grades Grades $7$7 in in advance advance and and $8 $8 at at the the door. door. 33 yr yr olds olds & & adults adults

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Providence Day School is excited to offer a special program for three–year–old cracker counting activity. Join us little ones. This program was designed especially for Providence Day School for lots of singing, reading stories, by a highly experienced teacher of one of Charlotte’s finest pre–schools. Each puzzles, manipulatives, water tubs week consists of fun activities related to a theme: songs, games, stories, with “play pets” and even a stuffed learning activities, and outdoor play. Children should bring a substantial “Pet Show” with pets the children snack and drink. All children must be the designated age by June 2, 2014. ALL bring from home. Please bring a children must be fully potty trained – no exceptions, please. light lunch with drink each day. Date: June 16 – 19 (Monday through Thursday) If You Give A Mouse A Little Monet Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $165 Cookie… Age: Boys and Girls 3 years old Limit: 12 Age: Boys and Girls 3 years old It’s a MASTERPIECE!! Let’s create ​ Let’s eat our way through a week AMAZING works of art just like full of yummy treats from some of the masters! We will draw on the Water World our favorite stories! If You Give A “ceiling” like Michelangelo, “paint” Age: Boys and Girls 3 years old Mouse a Cookie, Dog a Donut, Pig with scissors like Matisse, drip and This week, explore the “World of a Pancake and Cat a Cupcake. We splatter paint like Jackson Pollock Water” ... wading pools, water will have snacks related to each and make some yummy cupcake painting, squirt bottles, blowing story and sing songs, make cool art “pop art” like Warhol. We will create bubbles and much more! Put on projects and play with toys that go one-of-a-kind works of art for our that sunscreen and swimming suit along with this fun unit. Join us for ART SHOW at the end of camp on and bring your beach towel to camp some delicious learning activities... Thursday that will highlight all the on Wed and Thurs so we can jump in and get WET! We will learn about YUM YUM!! Please bring a light unique and wonderful pieces the children have designed throughout Pond Life and Ocean Life through lunch with drink every day. the week! books, songs, finger plays and cool Date: July 21 – 24 (Monday through art projects. Come DIVE into a “Sea Thursday) Please bring a light lunch with of Fun” and explore all kinds of Time: 9am – 12pm drink every day. hands on learning activities. Cost: $165 Date: July 14 – 17 (Monday through Please bring a light lunch with Limit: 12 Thursday) Time: 9am – 12pm drink each day. Cost: $165 Date: June 23 – 26 OR July 7 – 10 Limit: 12 (Monday through Thursday) Time: 9am – 12pm The Littlest Pet Shop – Fins, Cost: $165 Feathers and Fur Limit: 12 Age: Boys and Girls 3 years old Puppies, kitties, fish, birds, turtles and all those creatures we love! Step into a week full of learning about all kinds of interesting pets. Kids will enjoy blowing bubbles for Harry the Dirty Dog story and making a Harry puppet. We will do the Little Turtle In a Box rhyme with our own little turtles to take home, make a Pet Home matching game and a Gold fish windsock with a Goldfish

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Sean May Basketball Camp “The Champions” at Providence Day! Ages: Boys 7 – 15 Sean May, one of the most popular players in North Carolina Tar Heels’ history, brings his sensational camp back to Providence Day for an eighth year! Many of last year’s campers called this “the best basketball camp they had ever attended.” It is designed to help teach boys offensive and defensive techniques, strength and conditioning, and must–know basketball drills. The camp features guest speakers from current NBA players such as Marvin Williams , Brendan Haywood, and current and former UNC players. Sean will be at the camp all week instructing players and working with Charlotte coaches. In addition to skill stations, there will also be league games, a 3 on 3 tournament, and daily contests. The week concludes with playoffs and championship games. Sean stresses the importance of building life skills such as good sportsmanship, discipline, dedication and citizenship. These concepts are all part of the week’s curriculum. Campers will receive T–shirts and other prizes such as wristbands, backpacks, pictures and a lot of other basketball giveaways. Don’t miss this! It is the highlight of the summer! Drop off and pick up at the Mosack Athletic Center. Date: July 21 – 25 Time: 9am – 4pm Cost: $320 (Includes lunch, drinks and snack every day!)

8 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Girls Basketball Velocity Josh has 15 years of coaching moves to the basket, oensive and Ages: Girls rg 4–9 experience, including the last 7 at defensive concepts, court awareness This will be the most comprehensive Providence Day as the varsity girls and basketball IQ. Their workouts and prestigious basketball camp head coach. All campers will receive are fast–paced, intense and the in the state of North Carolina. The a Providence Day Girls Basketball T– instruction is very detailed. Chargers, who have won 8 out of the shirt. Drop o and pick up at Mosack Coach Field, who is entering his last 9 NCISAA state championships, Athletic Center. sixteenth season as a high school have partnered with the leading Date: June 2 – 6 coach, will then transition players sport performance company in the Time: 1 – 4pm into competitive contests and league state. Where else can you train with Cost: $190 games. This will give campers the Velocity Sports Performance, using opportunity to carry over the skills the latest SPARQ testing equipment Hot Shot Hoops that they worked on earlier in the that can aid you in becoming the Ages: Boys 4 – 6 day into live situations. The week fastest and most powerful player on Here’s a chance for your child’s will include guest speakers, prizes, your team? By developing proper dreams to get a boost. Boys and your child walking away from movement techniques for a quicker ages 4 to 6 will have fun and learn camp as a better basketball player. first step, increasing lower body some basketball tips from one of the The Academy is open to players of power for your vertical jump AND best youth basketball instructors all positions and skill levels that are enhancing agility for better change in the area, Providence Day Varsity serious about improving their game. of direction, you will see the results Basketball Coach Brian Field. There is a limited number of spaces you have been looking for come Passing, shooting, and dribbling and we anticipate that this camp through on the court. Test your fundamentals are all part of the fun. will fill up, so please register early in results with the SPARQ Basketball Campers receive T–shirts. Drop o order to ensure a spot. Players will Evaluation provided by Velocity and pick up at the Mosack Athletic need to bring a drink/snack. Drop during the camp. All players will Center. o and pick up at the Mosack Athletic learn intricate guard, forward, and Date: June 2 – 6 Center. center skills, and will raise their Time: 9 – 11am Date: July 14 – 18 basketball IQ by learning how to Cost: $160 Time: 8:30am – 12:00pm play the game, not just how to run Cost: $215 plays. All players will be broken up Providence Day/Accelerate into age–appropriate and ability Basketball All–American Baseball: Coach Cerbie’s appropriate groups. Come to the Basketball Academy All–Skills Camp camp where the passion and fun Ages: Boys 7 – 12 Ages: Boys 9 – 18 is second to none! All players will Coach Jim Cerbie, Providence Have you ever wondered how NBA receive a Providence Day embossed Day’s varsity baseball coach, who girls–sized basketball along with a and college players train in the o– has a number of CISAA state and PD Girls Basketball T–shirt! Drop o season? Well, this is your chance to conference titles to his name, and pick up at the Ridenhour Gym. be trained by the company that the including 1998’s Coach of the Year Date: June 2 – 6 pros choose! Accelerate Basketball for N.C. in the American Baseball Time: 8am – 12pm has teamed up with Providence Coaches Association, oers a Cost: $200 Day Boy’s Basketball Coach Brian week of all–skills instruction. A Field to oer this unique Basketball highly qualified sta will join him Girl’s Basketball Little Academy. in teaching critical fundamentals: Dribblers Accelerate Basketball trains some hitting, bunting, base–running, of the top players in the NBA, fielding by position, pitching, Ages: Girls rg K – 3 college, and high school, including catching, throwing, and practice in This is the perfect camp for Steph Curry, Antawn Jamison, game situations. those girls who love the game of and Anthony Morrow. They will Campers should bring a glove, basketball and want to learn the start each day putting campers (bat is optional), baseball pants, fundamentals of the game through through a series of workouts that T–shirts, hat, cleats and tennis daily games and contests. Five time will include basketball specific shoes for indoor activities. Please PD State Championship coach Josh conditioning, ball handling, hand/ mark all items for identification. Springer will be leading the camp. eye and cognitive training, transition Students are also encouraged to

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 9 Boys’ All Sports Ages Boys 7 – 14 play. Join three award–winning Providence Day varsity coaches – Bruce Hardin, football; Jim Cerbie, bring a snack. Players receive camp baseball; Brian Field, basketball T–shirts. – for an adventure into great Join Coach Cerbie and former sports action! The camp will stress professional baseball player Coach fundamentals, FUN, and learning. Brick Smith, recently recognized Game situations in all three areas! as one of the top 50 ACC baseball This is a great chance for boys to players of all time, for great get instruction and have fun in all instruction and fun. Drop off and three sports – for those just learning pick-up at the baseball field. or those who want some further skill Date:​ June 9 – 13 lessons. ​ Time: ​9am – 12pm Coach Hardin led PDS football to Cost: ​ $190 win the state championship in Fall 2011 and is a member of the North Biking–Hitting the Trails Carolina High School Hall of Fame. He will cover non–contact football Ages: Boys and Girls rg 6 – 9 fundamentals for all positions on Join CMPD’s finest, Bill Clark and both offense and defense, along Joe Scalise, for an exciting week of with instruction in kicking and mountain biking. Both Bill and Joe special teams play. He will teach are LEBA certified and love to spend strategies during flag football game time on the bike. Plan to spend situations. each day at a different Charlotte Coach Cerbie, Providence area park (Boyce, Whitewater Day’s varsity baseball coach, has Center, Col. Francis Beatty, and a number of CISAA state and others) and learn bike safety and conference titles to his name, mountain bike skills. Trail selection including 1998’s Coach of the Year will be based on ability levels, and for N.C. in the American Baseball campers should be able to ride for Coaches Association. Baseball skills include hitting, pitching, an hour without stopping. Campers base running, fielding by position, should have a geared mountain catching, and throwing. bike, helmet, closed–toe shoes, Coach Field is currently in his a bag lunch and a water bottle eighth season as head coach of the labeled with their name. Additional Varsity Boy’s Basketball team at drinks and snacks will be provided. Providence Day and his sixteenth Dirt bikes are not appropriate for as a high school coach. Coach Field this camp. Campers will receive has been working and running high a t–shirt. Drop off and pick up at the school, college, and NBA basketball Activity Field in front of the Extended camps for more than 17 years. Brian Day House (white house with black is a PDS alum and played college shutters). basketball. Basketball highlights Date: June 16 – 20 passing, shooting, dribbling, playing Time: 9am – 2pm defense, and playing league games. Cost: $230 Please bring a baseball glove marked for identification. Campers Limit: 12 receive T–shirts. All campers should wear a hat and comfortable tennis shoes. Don’t delay – this camp fills

10 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 quickly! Drop off and pick up at the Circus Activities: Juggling (scarves by Charlotte Fencing Academy for Mosack Athletic Center. and balls), angel sticks, spinning use during the camp. Date: June 16 – 20 plates, hoops, jump ropes Coach Colleen Gallant will instruct Time: 9am – 3pm Date: June 2 – 6 OR July 21 – 25 students on the weapon of foil, Cost: $280 OR July 28 – August 1 the original fencing weapon Time: 8am – 5pm OR 9am – 3pm developed more than 500 years Charger Chill Day Camp Cost: $350 (8am – 5pm) ago and still fenced in modern Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 5 $310 (9am – 3pm) tournaments. Coach Gallant has One of the most enjoyable parts of been involved in fencing for 15 Charger Chill Day Camp is the wide Cheerleading / Spirit years and specializes in teaching variety of activities offered in a Sensation youth this exciting and dynamic sport. She was also one of the top relaxed atmosphere. Coach Robbins Ages: Girls 4 – 7 5 foilists in her age group in the and her staff’s mission is simple: Learn cheers, chants, jumps, and country and is a certified coach with Provide children a traditional day dances with former Providence the United States Fencing Coaches camp with experiences that help Day School Cheerleading and Association. Drop off and pick up at build lasting relationships, foster Dance Team coach Laura Clark. the Mosack Athletic Center. the values of sharing, responsibility, Laura will work with small groups Date: June 9 – 13 and respect and teach children and individuals each day on the Time: 1 – 4pm to live life to the fullest with fundamentals of cheerleading, Cost: $195 laughter and FUN. Saundra dance and sportsmanship. On Robbins has taught Lower School Friday, there will be a special Physical Education and coached at performance for parents. Don’t miss Field Hockey Providence Day School for 24 years. out on the action! Wear shorts and Ages: Girls rg 7 – 12 Join her and her staff for a week of tennis shoes. Each cheerleader will Directed by PDS varsity coach Miki making memories! receive a t–shirt, pom–poms, and a Osherow, the Girls Field Hockey Each day the campers have an cheer booklet. Please bring a snack Camp is focused on all aspects of option time to choose the activity and a drink each day. the individual and the team. Miki within which they would like to Date: June 16 – 20 OR July 14 – 18 has 14 years coaching experience participate. The remainder of the Time: 9am – 12pm and played at the Division I level. day is a structured schedule that Cost: $190 Her staff is focused on developing includes pool time at Rama Swim team play and encouraging Club and games. Fencing (Olympic Sport), individual contribution and success. Campers should bring bag lunches Beginner Level This camp is open to newcomers daily or money to purchase lunch and advanced players. Athletes will Ages: Boys and Girls 10 & up from the dining hall (approx. be separated into groups according This exciting course offers all the $5.00). Morning and afternoon to age and skill level. All campers fundamentals of this fast–paced snacks provided. They should will focus on individual possession and exciting sport. Through a variety also bring their swimsuit, towel, skills (dribbling, passing, receiving), of exercises, drills, and games, sunscreen, water shoes and water individual defensive skills (drop campers will learn a variety of bottle all labeled with campers step, break down steps, basic footwork and blade–work techniques name. Drop off and pick up at the defense positioning) and advanced used in modern fencing. Fencing is elimination and shooting skills. Extended Day house (white house with a martial art that develops Advanced players: as you prepare black shutters). quickness, discipline, fair play, and for team tryouts, use this week Sampling of possible activities: confidence. The last day of camp to focus on stick–handling skills, Arts and Crafts: Drawing, painting, will feature a practice tournament in passing opportunities, teamwork, clay and beading which the students can test out positive thought processes and goal Group Games: Capture the Flag, their new swashbuckling skills! setting. cardio kickball, mat ball, trey ball, Students are asked to wear Enjoy the benefits of a sleep–away and color tag comfortable athletic clothing and field hockey camp at home! All area Sports Electives: Basketball, soccer, proper athletic shoes. Please bring field hockey players are encouraged volleyball, baseball/softball, a water bottle labeled with camper’s to come & learn with PDS coaches. lacrosse, flag football name. Fencing masks, jackets, Campers should bring field hockey gauntlets, and swords are provided

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stick, shin guards, goggles, and mouth guard. Pack a large snack. Drop off in the front circle near the Overcash two story building. Pick up at the Stadium Field. Date: July 21 – 24 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

Field Hockey, Youth Ages: Girls rg 2 – 6 Are you new to field hockey? Wondering why the players wear shin–guards but don’t use their feet? Then this camp is for you! This camp is for new field hockey players whether you have taken a clinic before or never picked up a stick. Campers will focus on individual possession skills (dribbling, passing, receiving), individual defensive skills (drop step, break down steps, basic defense positioning) and team defense, within a fun–filled atmosphere! Find out why “Field hockey players make the best DRIVERS!” Campers should bring field hockey stick, shin guards, mouth guard and pack a lunch. Drop off in the front circle near the Overcash two story building. Pick up at the Stadium Field. Date: July 21 – 25 (Monday through Thursday) Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

Charger Football Ages:​ Boys 6 – 12 One of the most popular camps in town! The camp covers all concepts of the game including: stance, starts, blocking, tackling, passing, receiving, punting, kicking, and snapping. Have fun while learning to play from the best coaches. Wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes (no cleats). Don’t miss this

12 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 week of football fun with Coach addition to swing fundamentals, KKARATE!arate! KKARATE!arate! KKARATE!arate! Bruce Hardin (state championship chipping and putting. The full–scale Dynamic karate instructor Irwin coach Fall 2011) and staff. Camp facilitiesfacilities andand excellentexcellent teachingteaching Carmichael has studied karate appropriate for beginners AND staff at The Golf Village will be sure forfor overover 3030 years.years. HeHe isis aa ninthninth experienced players. toto givegive youryour golfergolfer aa positivepositive start.start. degree black belt in Kempo Karate *As we went to press, a special (All(All instructioninstruction isis givengiven byby ClassClass AA and oversees several martial arts appearance by Sir Purr was PGA instructors with over 20 years schools in the Charlotte, NC area. scheduled to help officiate our experience.) A Sergeant with the Mecklenburg super bowls. Campers will receive ParticipantsParticipants receivereceive aa capcap withwith County Sheriff’s Office, he teaches T–shirts. Drop off and pick up at the logo,logo, golfgolf instructioninstruction andand play,play, rangerange defensive tactics to local, state and Mosack Athletic Center. balls, and complimentary passes county law enforcement personnel. Date: ​June 23 – 27 OR JulyJuly 77 –– 1111 forfor variousvarious activitiesactivities atat thethe facility.facility. Providence Day is pleased to have a Time: ​ 9am9am –– 12pm12pm​ Clubs provided if you do not have man of Sgt. Carmichael’s training in Cost: ​$190 them.them. Meet at the Extended Day thethe martialmartial artsarts andand involvementinvolvement inin House for transport to and from Golf community programs. His students Girls Just Want to Have Fun! VVillage.illage. flourish under his enthusiastic, Date: July 7 – 11 Ages: Girls 7 – 12 professional teaching. Time: 8:30am8:30am –– 12:00pm12:00pm Join Providence Day coach, Kristie Cost: $220$220 Oglesby for a week of fun and Karate for Beginners

games. This all day camp will offer White belt, Orange belt, Yellow belt, a multitude of activities including Get Started with Golf II Yellow stripe and Blue belt daily water games, softball, jump Ages: Boys and Girls 6 – 10 This class covers basic level kicks, rope,rope, pogopogo stick,stick, hula–hoop,hula–hoop, This course is geared toward but blocks and strikes, as well as formal juggling,juggling, andand aa dailydaily craft.craft. CampersCampers not limited to all students who have and informal techniques. On the last will go to the pool on Friday to been to Get Started with Golf I. If day of class, students test for their celebrate a fun week! Campers will students have some experience with next belt level. The test will include need to bring a softball glove, tennis learninglearning golf,golf, thisthis isis thethe classclass forfor theirtheir colorcolor belt,belt, certificatecertificate andand shoes, snack, lunch and/or money to them.them. ContentContent isis moremore advancedadvanced requirementsrequirements forfor theirtheir nextnext belt.belt. purchase snack and lunch. Campers thanthan thethe firstfirst campcamp withwith moremore Date: JuneJune 2323 –– 2727 should wear their swimsuits to emphasis on golf fundamentals. Time: 11 –– 4pm4pm camp, bring a pair of water shoes/ (All(All instructioninstruction isis givengiven byby ClassClass AA Cost: $195$195 flip flops, a towel, and a change of PGA instructors with over 20 years clothes. Drop off at the softball field experience.) In addition to other and pick up in the front loop near state–of–the–art golf facilities, The VVisitorsisitors and Admissions. Golf Village offers a 9–hole par 3 Date: JuneJune 22 –– 66 OROR JuneJune 99 –– 1313 golf course with Bermuda grass Time: 9am9am –– 3pm3pm greens! Cost: $265$265 ParticipantsParticipants receivereceive aa capcap withwith logo,logo, golfgolf instructioninstruction andand play,play, rangerange Get Started with Golf I balls, and complimentary passes forfor variousvarious activitiesactivities atat thethe facility.facility. Ages: Boys and Girls 6 – 9 Clubs provided if you do not have Davis Love III, Michelle Wie, and them.them. Meet at the Extended Day Vijah Singh had to start somewhere. House for transport to and from Golf Let the experienced PGA VVillage.illage. professionals at the Golf Village in Date:​ July 14 – 18 Pineville show your young beginner Time: 8:30am8:30am –– 12pm12pm thethe funfun ofof playingplaying golf!golf! Cost: $220$220 InIn additionaddition toto otherother state–of–the–state–of–the– art golf facilities, Thethe GolfGolf VillageVillage offers a 9–hole par 3 golf course with Bermuda grass greens! Here thethe camperscampers willwill learnlearn coursecourse management and etiquette in

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 13 made Cool Kids Lacrosse Camp Lacrosse, (Cool Kids), Girls the favorite youth lacrosse camp in (Lacrosse and Swimming) the area. Equipment needed: 42” Ages: Girls rg 1 – 8 play. lacrosse stick, gloves, and helmet. Come check out why girls lacrosse (We may provide helmet for the is the fastest growing sport in the week.) Drop off and pick up at the field country at Cool Kids Lacrosse Camp. in front of the Extended Day house. Providence Day lacrosse coach and Date: June 9 – 13 lower school teacher, Jamie Schmidt Time: 9am – 3pm and his excellent staff will provide Cost: $275 an enriching experience for girls at Session 2: all levels. Joining Coach Schmidt “Lite Version” will be Providence Day’s Varsity Ages: Boys rg 1 – 5 lacrosse coach, Stephanie Rice. Our “Lite” version is Girls that are new to lacrosse, as Lacrosse, Boys designed for players well as experienced players, will feel (Lacrosse and Swimming) with zero experience to players right at home at Cool Kids Lacrosse Ages: Boys rg 1 – 8 with a couple of years. This is ideal Camp. Instruction is designed to After 12 successful summers, Cool for boys who want to “check out” introduce and reinforce the sport Kids Lacrosse Camp has proven to the sport or boys wanting a little through a variety of fun and dynamic be the best summer lacrosse camp more than a quick introduction. drills and activities. The staff will experience in Charlotte! Spend By the end of the week, these give each camper personal attention the morning playing lacrosse, the boys will be begging for more and positive feedback. Our primary “hottest sport on two feet!” In the lacrosse!Equipment needed: 42” goal is to build self–confidence and afternoon “cool down” playing mini lacrosse stick, gloves, and helmet. strengthen campers’ overall athletic lacrosse in the pool! (We may provide helmet for the abilities. Taking risks and learning Cool Kids Lacrosse Camp is under week.) new skills are emphasized and the direction of Jamie Schmidt, Date: June 23 – 27 encouraged. Don’t miss out on this Providence Day lacrosse coach Time: 9am – 3pm exciting opportunity! Campers must and 5th grade teacher. Coach Cost: $275 provide their own lacrosse stick, Schmidt is the skills director for Session 3: “Full mouthpieces, and goggles. the MYL spring league, Lumber Throttle” Drop off and pick–up at Activity Field Jack Lacrosse Academy, the Polar Ages: Boys rg 3 – 8 in front of the Extended Day parking lot Bear Cub division, and the Running Full Throttle is for (West Field). Helmets beginner program. Joining boys who are ready Date: June 16 – 20 Coach Schmidt will be current for the fast paced action of lacrosse Time: 9am – 3pm Providence Day players and alumni and have one to several years of Cost: $275 with several college all stars from experience. More advanced drills the area. Camp staff and lifeguards and instruction will challenge each Lacrosse – Summer Sticks for from Rama Swim Club will supervise camper. Full pads are required for Girls pool activities. An additional e-mail this week. Get ready to put the pedal Ages: Girls 10 – 17 will be sent home prior to your camp to the metal at this camp! Summer Sticks Lacrosse Camp week.*New this summer, Cool Kids Be sure to “Find your Cool” this has assembled some of the finest Lacrosse Camps will hold 3 different summer! Equipment needed: 42” coaches and players in the area. sessions: lacrosse stick, gloves, and helmet. Originally from upstate NY, Coach (We may provide helmet for the Session 1: “Original” Stephanie Rice has been very week.) Drop off and pick up at the field Ages: Boys rg 1 – 8 active in the lacrosse community in front of the Extended Day house. This 1st session is for boys in Charlotte with her experience Date: July 14 – 18 looking for the original Cool Kids with Queen City Stars and the Stick Time: 9am – 3pm experience. Players can be at the With Us organization. She is excited Cost: $275 beginner stage all the way to a few about leading this year’s Summer

years of experience. This week will Sticks camp. Other area coaches provide a full camp experience and all stars are ready to spread with all the drills and thrills that

14 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 the excitement of girls’ lacrosse! Campers will receive innovative lacrosse instruction in small groups to accommodate individual needs and most importantly provide more reps for faster growth. Instructional groups will be formed based on age and ability. Coach to player ratio will be a maximum of 2:10. As skills develop, coaches will teach more advanced team concepts for offense and defense. Each night campers will experience the fast paced action of lacrosse in a real game setting. Get your game on! All campers are required to bring all necessary lacrosse equipment including sticks, mouthpieces, and goggles. Drop off and pick up at Extended Day House. Date: June 23 – 26 (Monday through Thursday) Time: 6 – 8:45pm Cost: $175

Soccer for FUNdamentals Ages: Boys and Girls 6 – 13 Boys and girls of all levels, come join the soccer FUN! This camp is designed to cover all aspects of the game in a fun, enjoyable environment. Camp will be led by Coach Dan Dudley, current Program Head for Womens Soccer at PDS, and staff comprised of collegiate players, PDS soccer players past and present, and other soccer experts. It will emphasize the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, receiving, along with touch, coordination and speed with and without the ball. Campers will receive a soccer ball and t–shirt. Drop off and pick up at the practice field next to the tennis courts. Date: June 9 – 13 OR June 23 – 27 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 15 backhand, serve, volley and Track and Field Camp​ footwork. For the beginners and Ages: Boys and Girls 13 – 18 play. younger players, the staff will utilize Chargers Track and Field Camp the QuickStart method that has provides athletes who are new to been adopted around the world to the sport of track and field as well introduce the game in a more scaled as those seasoned veterans an manner to children who may not be Tennis and Swim Camp opportunity to hone his/her skills ready for regular size balls or nets. in specialty areas. Campers will Ages: Boys and Girls 4 & up Intermediate be working on individual events: The goal at PDS Tennis and Swim Progressing from QuickStart to sprints, hurdles, high jump, long is to have fun, build confidence, regular tennis balls and standard jump, triple jump. Bring running and make tennis a game that can court size, players begin competing, shoes, spikes and a water bottle. be played for life. Developing learning tennis strategies, and Drop off and pick up at Compton Track. good character and sportsmanship continue developing strokes. Date: July 7 – 11 will be stressed at all times. Our Advanced Time: 6 – 8pm coaches and counselors bring years Players continue to practice strokes, Cost: $150 of teaching and playing experience learn to construct points, and begin to help identify each player’s needs developing a signature game that and goals. Volleyball for Beginners matches their athletic strengths and Some of the staff for the summer Ages: Girls rg 5 – 8 personality. include the following experienced Girls –what a GREAT opportunity! Sign up for as many weeks as you professionals: Join Coach Saundra Robbins who want and progress through the Bill Gregg – Bill played #1 singles has coached volleyball on the various skill levels. and doubles at Bethel University junior high, JV, and varsity levels After tennis at 10:45, campers in Tennessee. He has been USPTA for the past 22 years. This will be will be bused by an adult driver for Pro 1 certified for 30 years and has an exciting week on the court for swimming at nearby Rama Swim over 30 years teaching experience beginning and intermediate players. Club where they will be closely in the US, Pacific, Carribean, Learn all the skills necessary to play supervised in the pool by both Middle East and Europe. He has the game and have lots of fun doing Rama Swim staff and the tennis coached nationally ranked Jrs, world it. Instruction will focus on how to staff. Campers will return to the ranked wheelchair players and is serve, pass, hit, set, and dig, as well campus by noon for pick up at the a huge advocate of the QuickStart as offering a good introduction to tennis courts. Campers should bring teaching method. He has lived in the the rules of the game. Get ready to a tennis racket, snack, drink (or Charlotte area since 2000. learn a great action–packed team money to purchase snack and drink, Esther Gregg – Esther has a BS in sport. Bring knee pads, a drink and about $3), water bottle labeled with Health, Physical Education and a snack. All campers will receive a name, towel and swimsuit labeled in Recreation from Bethel University camp t–shirt. Don’t miss out! a bag. Drop off and pick up at tennis where she played 2 years on Drop off and pick up at the Mosack courts. the women’s tennis team. She Athletic Center. Dates: June 2 – 6 has taught tennis, swimming, Date: June 9 – 13 June 9 – 13 gymnastics and fitness classes. She Time: 9am – 12pm June 16 – 20 has also taught in elementary school Cost: $190 June 23 – 27 and early childhood education. June 30 – July 4 Players will be accurately (Camp closed July 4) grouped according to age, skill, July 7 – 11 and experience so that they can July 14 – 18 maximize their learning experience July 21 – 25 and potential. July 28 – Aug 1 Beginners Time: 8am – 12pm Practice hand–eye skills such as Cost: $190 OR bouncing, catching, throwing, $165 (June 30 – July 4) moving and racket orientation to basic skills such as forehand,

16 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Charger Wrestling Smackdown! Ages: Boys 8 – 16 Join Coach Paul Burnam and other members of his staff for an intense week of wrestling camp appropriate for beginners as well as those with experience. Camp will stress the fundamentals of wrestling from a neutral position, top position, and bottom position. Included in the camp will be the basics of tumbling and general strength and conditioning. Each boy will have an opportunity to wrestle a competitive match during the challenge period each day. Wrestling shoes are encouraged, but are not a must– have. Campers should be dressed in a t–shirt and shorts. Campers receive T–shirts. Don’t miss this wrestling excitement! Drop off and pick up at Mosack Athletic Center. Date: June 2 – 6 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

Xcel 2 Fitness Ages: Boys rg 4 – 7 integrity using a fun, experienced– The need for nutrition and fitness based curriculum, which creatively knowledge has never been more integrates exercise. prevalent than right now! It is proven Providence Day School Middle that life long habits are developed at School teacher Matt Dengler will a young age, thus a healthy lifestyle lead this high energy and exciting needs to be promoted today for a camp. Each camper will receive healthier tomorrow. an Xcel 2 Fitness T–shirt and a Xcel 2 Fitness offers a style “Fit Pack.” All you need to bring is of fitness that incorporates water or a sports drink, light snack, functionality and excitement for sneakers and a great attitude! Drop rising 4 – 7 grade boys. By taking off and pick up at Mosack Athletic 5 key developmental components Center. of fitness, X2F offers something for Date: June 16 – 20 all boys by making each session fun Time: 9am – 12pm and purposeful through exciting Cost: $200 challenges. These challenges are designed to improve speed, strength, agility and overall coordination through high intensity and competitive exercise. The camp also helps to improve character, behavior, nutrition knowledge and

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 17 learn.18 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Athena’s Path: Leadership Camp for Girls Archaeology: It’s All About the Dirt Ages: Girls rg 5 – 6 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 & up Athena’s Path camp is a fun time for girls, filled Look out Indiana Jones, here we come! with funny games and activities, guest speakers, All hands on, this class uses fieldwork, and lively discussions–all about middle school. a mock laboratory and experimental The social drama of middle school can take its toll archaeology to examine how modern on academics, self–esteem and attitudes about archaeologists spend their time. We school. Our games and activities teach girls the will set up a dig on campus, label and tools they need to navigate the middle school care for artifacts, make stone tools and social scene and be the leaders of their own lives. other ancient weapons, start a fire the Our tools give girls confidence to solve their own old fashioned way and learn how to problems in middle school, and beyond! Our high recognize the history all around us. Oh school interns are great role models, make the yes and dirt…make sure you dress so activities more fun and help the girls feel more that you can wear it home! comfortable. Your Athena’s Path girl discovers that Instructor Janna Miller is currently a being a leader doesn’t necessarily mean being class lower school librarian for PDS, though president. It means solving problems creatively, she used to have a secret identity as an doing what she believes is right, and staying true to archaeologist in Florida. Don’t miss this herself. While she plays games, tries new activities, great opportunity! talks confidentially, and giggles, she learns to Date: July 7 – 11 • Lead with her unique style Time: 9am – 12pm • Evaluate and respond to criticism Cost: $190 • Communicate positively • Solve problems creatively • Take the right kind of risks • Identify local and realistic role models • Plug into healthy friendships

What They’re Saying About Athena’s Path From the Girls: “This really helped me with friendship situations, and I am so totally prepared for next year!” “It is g–r–e–a–t! I love Athena’s Path and I hope I get to come back next year.” From the Moms: “Athena’s Path opened up lines of dialogue with my daughter that probably would not have taken place otherwise. We are definitely returning for a second year.” “My daughter loved Athena’s Path and is already talking about going back next year. The timing is perfect, as she is going through all of this stuff. What she learned at Athena’s Path will really help her work through it all.”

Bring a snack, drink and bag lunch each day. Date: June 16 – 20 Time: 9am – 2pm Cost: $320

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Christopher Brown has taught music Glee Club Guitar for Kids to all ages for almost 13 years. He Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 5 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 5 currently teaches elementary music Based on the popular TV show–– Let’s have a jam session! If you and is Nationally Board Certified in ”Glee!” Students will get the chance would like to learn how to play Early Childhood Music Education. to sing popular songs in “Glee!” the guitar, or improve your guitar He also teaches four children’s fashion. Campers will move and sing skills, then this is the camp for choirs around the Charlotte area while learning stage presence and you. Students with 0 – 2 years with ages ranging from 5 – 15 vocal skills. All music will be kid experience are welcome. We years old. In 2010, Mr. Brown was friendly, and they will have a great will go from basic strumming awarded the Harris Teeter Teacher time learning to entertain a crowd. techniques to playing along with of Excellence Award. A performance will be given at the popular songs. Guitar campers are end of camp. Campers should bring required to supply their own guitar. either a snack or money for snack. A performance will be given at the Date: July 7 – 11 end of the camp. Campers will need Time: 1 – 4pm either a snack or money for snack. Cost: $190 Date: July 7 – 11 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

20 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Mini–Mozarts Piano for Beginners Strummin’ Guitars Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 5 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 4 – 8 Music lovers unite! Campers will This camp is designed to teach This camp is for the students who sing, move and explore instruments young kids beginner piano in a fun want to learn guitar. Campers will go throughout the week. There will also group environment. Piano keyboards from basic strumming techniques be time for musical crafts. Music will be provided, but spots are to playing along with popular helps children’s minds grow; let your limited. A sharing will be given songs. Guitar campers are required mini–Mozart join the fun! Campers at the end of camp. Campers will to supply their own guitars. A will need either a snack or money for either need a snack or money for performance will be given at the end snack. snack. of camp. Date: July 14 – 18 Date: July 21 – 25 Date: June 30 – July 3 Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 1 – 4pm (Camp closed July 4) Cost: $190 Cost: $190 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $165 Modern Music Making Princess Magical Music Camp Ages: Boys and Girls rg 4 – 8 Ages: Girls 4 – 6 The X–Factor Experience In today’s world, music is created Welcome to the magical world Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 5 in new ways with the aid of ever of princesses! Girls will have an Campers will learn the skills needed changing technology. Kids will learn enjoyable time learning how to be to find their inner superstar. They how to use current music apps, web a princess through songs, dance, will be mentored in mic techniques, based sound generators, and music and dramatizations. Campers song selection and performance websites to create professional participate in musical princess skills. Besides learning individual sounding music. Campers will games that teach the importance of songs, campers will also be taught a also learn how to record, edit, and good manners and etiquette. Girls group song to perform at the Friday finalize their original works. iPads, are encouraged to dress up as a sharing. Campers will need to bring laptops, and smartphones are princess on any day. There will be either a snack or money for a snack welcome. Campers should bring a a royal performance for parents on each day. snack or money for a snack. the last day of camp. Campers will Date: June 23 – 27 Date: June 30 – July 3 either need a snack or money for Time: 1 – 4pm (Camp closed July 4) snack. Cost: $190 Time: 1 – 4pm Date: July 14 – 18 Cost: $165 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 21 Coin Collecting for the Fun of It! Ages: Boys & Girls 8 – 14 Expert coin collector Bruce Schulman learn. will treat you to an unforgettable week and start you on a new hobby or help you continue one you already love! Highlights include: • Bank and bank vault tours (planned at time of publication) • Search coins to collect (learn how to search and what coin varieties are and their values) • Build a collection of modern US coins/field trip (learn about different dates, mints, mintages and what’s collectable in pocket change) Chess, Beginner Chess, Advanced • Learn to identify, grade and store Ages: Boys & Girls 5 – 11 Ages: Boys & Girls rg 3 – 8 coins properly Beginner chess campers will focus Campers who can play a legal game of • Learn from an authorized agent how on basic rules and strategies of the chess, can recognize checkmate, and to spot counterfeit money game. We will learn all the special may know some tactics, will greatly • Visit a coin shop rules such as castling, promotion enhance their skills at the Intermediate Students receive: and en passant, and discover – Advanced Camp. Advanced tactical • $20 cash and $30 in coins/supplies/ exciting tactics such as pins, forks, concepts such as combination discovered guidebooks and skewers. Campers will leave attacks, deflection and clearance will • Packet of US and foreign coins ready to play in a tournament! be introduced. A heavy emphasis will be to identify and start or broaden a This camp will implement the placed in three areas: pattern recognition, collection use of a chess clock and campers mental calculation, and conceiving long– Date: ​July 21 – 25 will get to play “blitz” chess. term plans. Time: 9am​ – 12pm A week–long tournament with Other areas of focus will be development Cost: $250​ post–game analysis will crown a of an opening repertoire and basic end camp champion at a Friday awards game patterns; both are essential for Ice Cream Camp ceremony. Students will have a tournament players. This camp will Ages: Boys and Girls 7 – 12 chance to earn trophies and medals! implement the use of a chess clock and Here’s the scoop! Mrs. Jane Balzer As a bonus, every student will be campers will get to play “blitz” chess. of the PDS Extended Day staff will given supplemental worksheets A week–long tournament with game teach the campers fun facts about tailored to their level. Students will analysis will crown a camp champion at frozen concoctions while making ice also be shown famous chess games a Friday awards ceremony. Students will cream sandwiches, waffle cones, fried and learn chess history. Several have a chance to earn trophies! ice cream and more! Games such as chess variants will be played, As a bonus, every student will be given hot fudge sundae, banana split, and including Take Me, Bughouse and supplemental worksheets tailored to their put the cherry on the sundae will be Pawn Football. These fun games level. Students will also be shown famous included in the exciting activities. We also augment the children’s ability chess games and learn chess history. will make a melted ice cream prank to think flexibly at the board. Several chess variants will be played, and decorate ice cream scoops. The Material covered will be new each including Take Me, Bughouse and Pawn highlight of the week is a visit from the summer so even if you have been to Football. These fun games also augment ice cream truck! I scream! You scream! this camp before, there are a lot of the children’s ability to think flexibly at Let’s all scream for Ice Cream Camp! new challenges! Join us! the board. Material covered will be new Date: June 23 – 27 Date: July 14 – 18 each summer so even if you have been to Time: 1 – 4pm Time: 9am – 12pm this camp before, there are a lot of new Cost: $225 Cost: $190 challenges! Join us! Date: July 21 – 25 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

22 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Insane Body Science Knit, Crochet, Weave the materials including hooks, yarn, Knit, Crochet, Weave wire, patterns and more are provided. Ages: Boys & Girls rg 2 – 4 wire, patterns and more are provided. Beginner Crochet Date: July 14 – 18 Join Board Certified Health Coach, Date: July 14 – 18 Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 6 (no Time: 1 – 4pm Carmen Johnson in this zany camp Time: 1 – 4pm previous experience needed) Cost: $190 where science, fun and silliness Cost: $190 Children will learn to crochet while combine to teach children how making a variety of crafts including different foods can affect them from Knitting & Purling Too! a belt, necklace, purse and more! the inside – out! Two take–apart Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 6 (Pre– We will teach the basics of crochet Humans, (Anchovey & Guacamole) requisite: Beginner Knitting or can and open up a whole new world come to life to explain the scientific of yarn crafts for your camper. In demonstrate all of the basics as concepts of how food works IN the addition to learning the basics we described in Beginner Knitting) body, FOR the body and AGAINST will also dye yarn, make decorative Campers will move beyond the the body. Hands–on “Cooking”, buttons using polymer clay, finger basics as we teach them how to purl, “Taste testing”, “Art with Food” and crochet and more! All of the increase, decrease, read patterns, “Nutrition Detective Games” will materials including hooks, yarn, make i–cords and more in this fun be incorporated using local organic patterns and more are provided. week full of knitting! In addition, fresh fruits and vegetables to illicit Date: July 7 – 11 we will make polymer clay buttons curiosity, spark taste buds, and Time: 9am – 12pm and beads to add to the purses and encourage “healthy” eating in our Cost: $190 necklaces we make and will learn colorful world of food. Picky eaters to finish off pieces with decorative and active imaginations welcome! fringe. Projects will include a purse (Please advise if your child has any Beginner Knitting or hat, scarf and dishcloth. All of the gluten or peanut allergies.) Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 6 (no materials including knitting needles, Date: July 14 – 18 previous experience needed) yarn, patterns and more are provided. Time: 1 – 4pm Learn all the basics of knitting, such Date: July 21 – 25 Cost: $190 as casting on, the knit stitch, and Time: 9am – 12 pm binding off in a kid–friendly, Cost: $190 hands–on setting. In addition to Keyboarding – A Power Tool learning the basics we will also for School learning the basics we will also Weaving dye yarn, make decorative needle Weaving Ages: 8Boys & up and Girls 8 & up toppers using polymer clay, finger Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 6 (no Whoever said, “You can do anything knit and more! Projects will include previous experience needed) yourself if you have the right tools!” bracelets, a belt and a dishcloth. All We will work with a variety of might have been thinking about of the materials including knitting materials as the children learn to kids using the computer as a tool for needles, yarn, patterns and more are weave! We will use paper, yarn, homework and written expression! weave! We will use paper, yarn, provided. Knowing how to use a keyboard plastic, and wire as we create new Date: July 7 – 11 lightens the task of taking notes, works of art. Some of the projects will Time: 1 – 4pm creating and revising writing, and be wearable art, while others will be Cost: $190 doing projects! Even using email suitable for museum quality framing! to communicate with others is Campers will have the opportunity to Crochet Jewelry more enjoyable if you don’t need to Crochet Jewelry work on more than 7 different looms Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 6 (no “hunt and peck” to send messages! Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 6 (no and they will learn how to make their Students will use entertaining previous experience needed) own looms out of everyday objects software to acquire these skills at In this fun camp we will create software to acquire these skills at In this fun camp we will create like straws and boxes! All of the their own individualized pace. Use a baubles and treasures with a materials for this camp are included week of summer to help you acquire crochet hook, yarn, wire, beads and in the registration fee. a life–long friend: keyboarding more! We will teach the basics of Date: July 14 – 18 skills! crochet as we are making beautiful Time: 9am – 12pm Date: June 9 – 13 OR July 7 – 11 and wearable objects of art! In OR OR July 14 – 18 addition, we will also make some of Date: July 21 – 25 Time: 1 – 4pm our own beads using polymer clay to Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190 incorporate into our jewelry. All of Cost: $190

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 23 receives individual attention from Placement: CAMMP Directors a specially–trained master level place children according to their teacher. Whether your child is a individual math abilities, so the first learn. math whiz or needs review, the day of CAMMP is crucial for a happy CAMMP experience produces logical and challenging experience. Please understanding and helps children talk with your child at the end of the Math CAMMP/Robotics find the fun in mathematics. first day. If you think your child’s Ages: ​Boys & Girls rg 1 – 7 CAMMP is an International placement is inappropriate, please Engage your child in thinking Award winner recognized for its call one of the Directors listed mathematically, from arithmetic creativity and innovation. This below that evening so he can adjust program has been written about in placement accordingly. through algebra. Mathematics is program has been written about in placement accordingly. professional journals and presented CAMMPers should bring lunch and brought to life through problem at the International Conference snacks for morning and afternoon, solving with CAMMP manipulatives, on Education and Technology. or money to purchase snacks and games and puzzles, computers and Students come to Providence lunch. Inquiries: CAMMP Directors, calculators, and robotics assembly Day from all over the city to learn, Dr. Jack Piel at 704–607–3001 or and programming. create, explore, and discover Dr. Michael Green 704–332–8228. The nationally–acclaimed Math math, computers, and robotics. CAMMPers have fun because CAMMP (Comprehensively Applied Math CAMMP includes hands–on CAMMP is fun! See you there! Manipulative Mathematics Program) activities and computer applications Date: ​ Week 1 July 7 – 11 developed by UNCC professors Dr. as well as teacher–directed Week 2 July 14 – 18 ​ Michael Green and Dr. Jack Piel instruction in: addition, division, Week 3 July 21 – 25 returns for its 16th year at PDS! subtraction, fractions, decimals, Time: ​ 9am – 4pm CAMMP’s philosophy is to enhance multiplication, pre–algebra and Cost: ​ $325 per week children’s understanding of algebra with hands–on equations. mathematics and its connections to All CAMMPers receive Math CAMMP MischievousMischievious Sweet Sweet Tooth Tooth thinking, reasoning, and real world T–shirts. Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 problem–solving. Each CAMMPer Join Board Certified Health Coach, Carmen Johnson, who will take your children to a place where science, fun and silliness combine to teach children how different foods can affect them from the inside – out! Use of animated fruits/vegetables, puppets, beach balls and floatie tubes all come to life to explain the scientific concepts between “Smart Food” and “Junk Food” and how these choices affect their bodies! Hands–on “Cooking”, “Taste Testing”, “Art with Food” and “Nutrition Detective Games” will be incorporated using local organic fresh fruits and vegetables to illicit curiosity, spark taste buds, and encourage “healthy” eating in our colorful world of food. Picky eaters and active imaginations welcome! (Please advise if your child has any gluten or peanut allergies.) Date: June 9 – 13 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

24 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 receives individual attention from Placement: CAMMP Directors a specially–trained master level place children according to their teacher. Whether your child is a individual math abilities, so the first Camps learn. math whiz or needs review, the day of CAMMP is crucial for a happy Service CAMMP experience produces logical and challenging experience. Please understanding and helps children talk with your child at the end of the Making Miracles Serving Up Smiles Math CAMMP/Robotics find the fun in mathematics. first day. If you think your child’s Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 8 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 5 Ages: Boys & Girls rg 1 – 7 CAMMP is an International placement is inappropriate, please Join Providence Day Extended Day Join Extended Day teacher, Torie Engage your child in thinking Award winner recognized for its call one of the Directors listed teacher, Torie Ceven, for a week of Ceven, for a week of Serving Up mathematically, from arithmetic creativity and innovation. This below that evening so he can adjust Making Miracles in the Charlotte Smiles in the Charlotte community. through algebra. Mathematics is program has been written about in placement accordingly. community. Each day, children Each day children will learn that professional journals and presented CAMMPers should bring lunch and will learn how easy it is to make brought to life through problem just a little bit of time can make at the International Conference snacks for morning and afternoon, a huge difference in the life of solving with CAMMP manipulatives, a huge difference in the life of on Education and Technology. or money to purchase snacks and another with a variety of community games and puzzles, computers and another. Some projects may include: Students come to Providence lunch. Inquiries: CAMMP Directors, service learning. Some projects calculators, and robotics assembly Day from all over the city to learn, Dr. Jack Piel at 704–607–3001 or may include: donating and sorting sorting clothes at Crisis Assistance and programming. create, explore, and discover Dr. Michael Green 704–332–8228. clothes at Crisis Assistance Ministry, Ministry, packaging/sorting food at The nationally–acclaimed Math math, computers, and robotics. CAMMPers have fun because packaging/sorting food at Loaves Loaves and Fishes, making cards to CAMMP (Comprehensively Applied Math CAMMP includes hands–on CAMMP is fun! See you there! and Fishes, sorting food at Second send to our troops, participating in Manipulative Mathematics Program) activities and computer applications Date: Week 1 July 7 – 11 Harvest Food Bank, making cards “Operation Sandwich”, hosting a developed by UNCC professors Dr. as well as teacher–directed Week 2 July 14 – 18 to send to our troops, participating lemonade stand for Alex’s Lemonade Michael Green and Dr. Jack Piel instruction in: addition, division, Week 3 July 21 – 25 in “Operation Sandwich”, working Stand Foundation, and/or making returns for its 16th year at PDS! subtraction, fractions, decimals, Time: 9am – 4pm with the Allegro Foundation, making cookies for the Ronald McDonald CAMMP’s philosophy is to enhance multiplication, pre–algebra and Cost: $325 per week cookies for the Ronald McDonald House. All materials are provided. children’s understanding of algebra with hands–on equations. House, volunteering at Samaritan’s Help put a smile on someone else’s mathematics and its connections to All CAMMPers receive Math CAMMP Feet, learning and helping at Mischievous Sweet Tooth face while warming your own heart. thinking, reasoning, and real world T–shirts. Wing Haven and/or participating Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 Please send your child with a drink problem–solving. Each CAMMPer in “Blessing in a Backpack”. All Join Board Certified Health Coach, and snack. Have them wear closed materials are provided. Help put Carmen Johnson, who will take your toe shoes. Drop off and pick up at the children to a place where science, a smile on someone else’s face Extended Day house. fun and silliness combine to teach while making a difference in your Date: June 16 – 20 ​​ children how different foods can Community. Time: 9am – 12pm affect them from the inside – out! Please send your child with a drink Cost: $190 Use of animated fruits/vegetables, and lunch. Have them wear closed Limit: 12 puppets, beach balls and floatie toe shoes. Drop off and pick up at the tubes all come to life to explain Extended Day house. the scientific concepts between Date: July 28 – Aug. 1 “Smart Food” and “Junk Food” Time: 9am – 4pm and how these choices affect their Cost: $320 ​ ​ bodies! Hands–on “Cooking”, Limit: 12 “Taste Testing”, “Art with Food” and “Nutrition Detective Games” will be incorporated using local organic fresh fruits and vegetables to illicit curiosity, spark taste buds, and encourage “healthy” eating in our colorful world of food. Picky eaters and active imaginations welcome! (Please advise if your child has any gluten or peanut allergies.) Date: June 9 – 13 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

24 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 25 learn.

Sew, Sew Fun I Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 6 This class offers a wonderful introduction to a new world–– sewing! Judy Bennett, Extended Day teacher and Home Economics major with over 30 years of teaching experience and her assistant will teach you the essentials of pattern layout, guide–sheet instructions, making buttonholes and accessorizing while constructing sewing projects. You will learn both hand and machine stitching. Don’t miss the chance to make a pillow, of class. Participants will receive Participants will receive a supply list coin pouch, simple purse, a stuffed supply list prior to the class. Drop off prior to the class. Drop off and pick animal and more. Project show for and pick up at the Extended Day House up at the Extended Day House (white families on Friday during the last 30 (white house with black shutters). house with black shutters). minutes of class. Participants will Date: June 16 – 20 Date: June 16 – 20 receive a supply list prior to the start Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 1 – 4 pm of class. Drop off and pick up at the Cost: $190 Cost: $190 Extended Day House (white house with black shutters). Sew With A Pro Sleepover Spectacular – Boys Date: June 9 – 13 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 6 –12 Ages: Boys 7 – 12 Time: 9am – 12pm OR 1 – 4pm This class is just what you need to Come and have a BLAST with Mrs. Cost: $190 build on previously learned skills! Jane Balzer of the PDS Extended Judy Bennett, Extended Day teacher Day staff. Campers will learn how Sew, Sew Fun II and Home Economics major with to host the coolest sleepovers in Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 8 over 30 years teaching experience town! The boys will have a great Experience required–preferably and her assistant will review basic time playing ladder ball, corn–hole, Sew, Sew Fun I. This course is just hand stitches, machine stitching, making forts, and playing lots of what you need to build on previously pattern layout, reading a guide- funny games like marshmallow fling learned sewing skills. Judy Bennett, sheet and many more techniques and water games. Extended Day teacher and Home used in sewing projects. If you We will have a Lego contest, Economics major with over 30 want to be the best accessorized treasure hunt and an obstacle years of teaching experience and young person around, join Sew With course. Campers will make a her assistant will teach you the A Pro! This week is all about fun permanent sand castle to take essentials of pattern layout, reading projects. Get those designer ideas home, a sculpture out of Oreos, a guide–sheet, making buttonholes together because you will design slime, treasure boxes, tie–dye t– and more. Lots of new, creative some of your own projects! You will shirts, and decorate flashlights. Of stitches to learn as well. Don’t miss construct casual drawstring pants course there will be munchies! We the chance to design and make a or shorts, a reversible beach bag, will have fun making and eating pillowcase, skirt, a felt clutch bag, an accessorized clutch purse, a funnel cakes, smoothies, homemade stuffed animal, reversible tote bag zippered cosmetic bag and more. ice cream, nachos, fizzy drinks, and more. Fashion show for families Fashion show for families on Friday monkey bread and soft pretzels. on Friday during the last 30 minutes during the last 30 minutes of class. Friday afternoon starts our party

26 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 with a glider contest, tattoos and Friday night. Girls should bring a Time: 9am – 4pm with optional magic tricks. The fun keeps going pillow and sleeping bag. Thursday night sleepover with more games, tag, and hide Date: June 16 – 21 OR July 14 – 19 Cost: $450 and seek. We will have pizza and Time: 1 – 4pm with optional Friday Limit: 12 fruit for dinner and for dessert, our night sleepover very own, “Sleepover Cake”. After Cost: $275 Spanish Camp playing some dodgeball in the gym, Pick–up Times: Friday 4pm or 9pm, Ages: Boys and Girls 5 – 10 we will wind down with a movie or Saturday 9am ¡Ay Caramba! ¡Ole! ¡Hola! Amigos, and popcorn. Optional Friday night here we are with another exciting sleepover. Boys should bring pillow Ultimate Girl’s Sleepover Summer week of fiesta. Let’s have and sleeping bag. Spectacular fun cooking, playing, dancing, Date: June 9 – 14 Ages: Girls 7 – 12 making crafts, experiencing a Time: 1– 4pm with optional Friday Learn how to host the coolest bullfight, and breaking a piñata! You night sleepover sleepovers in town! Mrs. Jane Balzer don’t have to speak Spanish to join Cost: $275 of the Extended Day Staff will teach us. Just bring a big smile to enjoy. Pick–up Times: Friday, 4pm or 9pm, the girls the art of making new Parents are invited to join us for a or Saturday 9am friends and being a friend to all. delicious lunch on Friday. Each day will be filled with making Date: July 21 – 25 Sleepover Spectacular – Girls homemade, delicious food for our Time: 1 – 4pm Ages: Girls 7 – 12 lunches and snacks. Many fun and Cost: $195 Learn how to host the coolest exciting games and water games will sleepovers in town! Mrs. Jane Balzer be played. The party atmosphere Learning Spanish is Fun! of the PDS Extended Day staff will will include lots of music, dancing Ages: Boys and Girls 5 – 10 teach the girls the art of making and balloons! This course will prepare your child new friends and being a friend to We will have a great time making to start Spanish or continue learning all in a fun and friendly way. Each crafts such as a fluffy pillow, fancy the language. day we will play games such as wire names, ombre monogrammed Students will learn basic vocabulary marshmallow fling, toaster game, letters, tie–dye shirts, giant tissue that will help them to improve chocolate game, balloon games and paper flowers, decorated flash lights their Spanish. Students will have water games. We will learn some and more. There will be prizes to fun creating skits with basic great ideas for our own sleepovers be won for different contests and conversations on use apps on the as we make crafts such as a tie–dye games! Each camper will also be a mini ipads to create puppet shows. t–shirt or pillowcase, treasure boxes, token in a GIANT board game! We Campers may bring a bag lunch and bottle cap necklaces, flashlights, will have a pajama fashion show drink for lunch during this time. fluffy flip–flops and more. We will on Thursday evening. Families are Date: July 21 – 25 also have treasure hunts and a hula– invited to the “GREAT” Talent Show Time: 12 – 1pm hoop contest. on Thursday at 4:30 – 5:00pm. Cost: $65 Of course there will be munchies! Popcorn and lemonade will be Campers will learn to make funnel served to all. After parents leave, cakes, smoothies, homemade ice pizza and salad are our dinner cream, monkey bread, soft pretzels, plans, and for dessert, our very nachos, and fizzy drinks. own Sleepover Cupcakes! We will Friday afternoon starts our party watch a movie on the big screen with nail art, face painting and while making bracelets and sleep in a talent show. Dinner will be on Friday morning! After a healthy pizza, fruit, and for dessert, our breakfast, we will go to the pool for very own “Sleepover Cake”. After swimming! (weather permitting). We more exciting games, we will wind will come back to the community down with a movie and popcorn. room for lunch and play games for Families are invited to the “Great the rest of the afternoon! Talent Show” on Friday at 4:30pm. Date: June 2 – 6 Lemonade and popcorn will be served to all. Optional sleepover on

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Amy Felder has been a chef for more than 20 years. She has worked in small Chef Amy’s Cooking Camp: fine dining restaurants and large resort hotels ranging in locales from the Cupcake Extravaganza Florida Keys to the Rocky Mountains and the Austrian Alps. She is currently Ages: Boys and Girls 5 & up a chef instructor at Johnson & Wales University and spent seven years at the Don’t miss this summer’s CUPCAKE Providence, Rhode Island campus, transferring to Johnson & Wales’ new EXTRAVAGANZA! Students will Charlotte campus in 2005. Chef Felder teaches classes to students in both make, bake and even learn creative the culinary and baking and pastry programs. ways of packaging dozens of cupcakes. Johnson & Wales’Wales veryvery Chef Amy’s Cooking Camp: Chef Amy’s Cooking Camp: own pastry Chef, Chef Amy, will Baking Apprentices Calling all Cookie Monsters introduce students to the Art of Ages: Boys and Girls 9 & up Ages: Boys and Girls 5 – 8 Cupcake Decorating. This class will Take your enjoyment of baking up a A yum filled day of making and focus on decorating techniques notch. Join Chef Amy as she shares baking cookies! Something for and design of yum filled cupcakes. the secrets behind baking delicious everyone, Chef Amy’s Cooking All recipes will be included in a treats for gift giving, special Camp focuses on the how-to of personalized keepsake summer occasions or just for fun! This camp making great cookies...and tasting camp recipe book. Parents, offers a fun twist on specialty baked them. Measuring, mixing and don’t miss the last 30 minutes of goods. Baking apprentices will more! Students will create their Friday’s class when the winner of receive a personalized apron and own personalized fun filled recipe the “Cupcake Challenge” will be a recipe book as a summer camp book as a summer camp keepsake. announced! keepsake. The week will end with Parents are invited to sharing the Date: July 7 – 11 a tasting of the fruits of our labor. last 30 minutes of Friday’s class! Time: 9am – 12pm OR 1 – 4pm Parents are invited to indulge in Calling all you cookie monsters, Cost: $195 our tasting the last 30 minutes of don’t miss the fun! Friday’s class! Date: June 30 – July 3 Date: June 30 – July 3 (Camp closed July 4) (Camp closed July 4) Time: 1 – 4pm Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $170 Cost: $170 OR OR Date: July 14 – 18 Date: July 14 – 18 Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $195 Cost: $195 ​​ ​

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CREDITCredit CARD:Card: If you pay by credit card, full payment CHECK OR CASH: If your family total tuition exceeds $400, must be made at the time of registration. Once you you may pay half of the tuition with your application and have completed the application, you will be redirected the balance before April 30. If you are submitting your to our secure online payment system where you will application after April 30, you must pay in full. If you pay make the necessary payment. Applications recieved by check, please complete your application and submit without payments will not be processed. the printed form with your payment. Please make checks payable to Providence Day School. If you pay with cash, PLEASE NOTE: please bring this completed application and payment to the • Registration is subject to camp availability. Summer Programs Office. • All courses subject to minimum enrollment. • $10 fee for all course changes. • NO refunds after April 30, unless the school Total Due for this camper ______cancels a course due to insufficient enrollment - please, no exceptions. Total Paid (Check or Cash Only) ______• Once you have a registration on file, you may add courses over the phone. Balance Due by April 30 ______

30 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Mail to: Registration Summer Programs Providence Day School Programs are open to everyone! 5800 Sardis Road - Charlotte, NC 28270 *To register online go to www.providenceday.org. Phone: 704.887.7006 or 704.887.7008

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Parent/Guardian Signature Date To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 31 Courses You may mix and match am and pm courses from any programs to create a full day schedule. (Lunch supervision included at no charge when students take an all-day schedule of courses.)

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DATES BEFORE CARE BETWEEN CARE LUNCH CARE LUNCH CARE AFTER CARE AFTER CARE WEEKLY FEE 7-9 AM 11-NOON NOON-1PM NOON-1PM 3-6 PM 4-6 PM June 2-6 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 June 9-13 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 June 16-20 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 June 23-27 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 June 30- July 4 $50 $20 Free* $20 $70 $50 July 9-16 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 July 14-18 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 July 21-25 $60 $30 Free* $30 $90 $60 NO Extended Care July 28 - August 1. *Included with all-day schedule of courses. Total due for Extended Care

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CCREDITredit CCARD:ard: If you pay by credit card, full payment CHECK OR CASH: If your family total tuition exceeds $400, must be made at the time of registration. Once you you may pay half of the tuition with your application and have completed the application, you will be redirected the balance before April 30. If you are submitting your to our secure online payment system where you will application after April 30, you must pay in full. If you pay make the necessary payment. Applications recieved by check, please complete your application and submit without payments will not be processed. the printed form with your payment. Please make checks payable to Providence Day School. If you pay with cash, PLEASE NOTE: please bring this completed application and payment to the • Registration is subject to camp availability. Summer Programs Office. • All courses subject to minimum enrollment. • $10 fee for all course changes. • NO refunds after April 30, unless the school Total Due for this camper ______cancels a course due to insufficient enrollment - please, no exceptions. Total Paid (Check or Cash Only) ______• Once you have a registration on file, you may add courses over the phone. Balance Due by April 30 ______

32 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Judy Bennett SUMMER CHEF

This summer we are pleased to Coast – to – Coast Cooking Delightful Desserts have Mrs. Bennett continue her Chef Judy Bennett Chef Judy Bennett ever popular cooking camps. She Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up is a graduate of Appalachian State Who says you need a passport Since life is short, eat dessert University with a major in Home to experience exotic tastes and first – especially those wonderful Economics with an emphasis in interesting cuisine? America is built Southern desserts! Learn to create cooking techniques. Mrs. Bennett on diversity and we’re celebrating an end–of–the–meal masterpiece has taught cooking classes at PD the diversity in American cooking. yourself. Mrs. Bennett will teach for many years. Each year students We’ll cross the country and stop to you the basics in cooking and the art return to PD to express their experience and experiment with of great cakes, pies with delicious appreciation for the skills learned the local fare of places like San pastry, scrumptious candies and in her classes. This year it is not the Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia, loads of cookies as well as frozen chefs on “Chopped” that are grading Miami and New Orleans. Join us for desserts. Join this delightful your children but it is Mrs. Bennett a week of creating yummy dishes cooking adventure. Recipes, in– who will be teaching your children on the chef’s map! We’ll be sure to house cookbooks and sampler boxes how to prepare a meal with love! indulge ourselves plenty along the to take home on Friday! Students, Chefs Around the World way. A daily treat will be sent home please wear close–toed shoes. for the family to enjoy! Recipes, Drop off and pick up at the Extended Chef Judy Bennett​​ for the family to enjoy! Recipes, Drop off and pick up at the Extended in–house cookbooks and cooking Day House (white house with black Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up manuals will be sent home on shutters). Travel to a different country each Friday. Students, please wear close– Date: July 7 – 11 day and learn about the culture, toed shoes. Drop off and pick up at Time: 9am - 12pm OR 1 – 4pm customs and famous dishes from the Extended Day House (white house Limit: 12 far away lands. Our travels will with black shutters). Cost: $195 take us to Great Brittan,Britain, France, Date: June 23 – 27 Germany, Italy and Spain. We’ll Time: 1 – 4pm create menus, cook an interesting Limit: 12 and delicious entrée, dessert and Cost: $195 beverage representing each country. The students are encouraged to wear clothing that may reflect the country of the day. A daily treat will be sent home for the family to enjoy! Recipes, in-house cookbook and cooking manuals will be sent home on Friday. Students, please wear close–toed shoes. Drop off and pick up at the Extended Day House (white house with black shutters). Date: June 23 – 27 Time: 9am – 12pm Limit: 12 Cost: $195

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 33 Catching Critters Dissecting Critters Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Ages: Boys and Girls 10 & up Fascinated by bugs that burrow in Requires a certain amount of learn. thethe dirtdirt oror livelive inin thethe pond?pond? LearnLearn maturity and skill. Avid biology thethe bodybody partsparts ofof thethe bugbug andand howhow students will learn how to dissect insectsinsects areare differentdifferent fromfrom spiders.spiders. frogs,frogs, squid,squid, sharks,sharks, andand piglets.piglets. Tiny Tots – Tiny Chefs Decorate a critter cage for insects Use authentic dissecting tools Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 7 thatthat livelive onon thethe landland likelike beetlesbeetles and techniques. While not for the Campers are never too young to and grasshoppers. Visit McAlpine squeamish, this camp promises to become chefs. In Tiny Tots Camp, Greenway, the largest inland be loads of fun! Learning concepts campers will make marvelous wetlands in North Carolina, to catch include:include: desserts, cookies, pies and cakes. critters that live in water. Decorate • Dissecting techniques Chocolate covered “fun” will be and build habitats for butterflies • IdentificationIdentification ofof organsorgans made without so much as lifting a and meal worms and take them • Using dissecting instruments knife. Every camper will personally home to observe each go through Date: June 16 – 20 OROR JulyJuly 2121 –– 2525 compose a keepsake cookbook to go metamorphosis for the next 8 to 10 Time: 11 –– 4pm4pm home along with goody bags at the weeks. Learning concepts include: Cost: $200$200 end of the week. • Setting up habitats Date: JulyJuly 2121 –– 2525 • Metamorphosis Kidz LAB Time: 9am – 12pm • Catching and caring for critters Ages: Boys and Girls 10 & up Cost: $195 • Collecting specimens Conduct experiments using Date: June 9 – 13 OR ingredientsingredients fromfrom thethe kitchenkitchen toto The Original Curiosity June 23 – 27 OR JulyJuly 1414 –– 1818 make solutions and substances just Camps Time: 9am9am –– 12pm12pm likelike aa professionalprofessional chemistchemist wouldwould Cost: $190 Owned and operated by Miss Ava inin aa lab.lab. LearnLearn properproper procedureprocedure -- TheThe ScienceScience LadyLady and safety techniques to perform Digging It Building Dinosaurs teststests forfor chromatology,chromatology, gravitational Ages: Boys and Girls 7 & up solubility and oxidation on various Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Learn how ArchaeologistArchaeologists and and foods.foods. MakeMake aa lavalava lamplamp toto keep!keep! Journey back in time. Discover Paleontologists use trowels and Learning concepts include: how paleontologists learn about sieves to sift through dirt and sand • Solutions thesethese giantgiant creaturescreatures byby studyingstudying toto uncoveruncover treasurestreasures fromfrom thethe past.past. • Substances fossils.fossils. UseUse plasterplaster ofof ParisParis toto Projects include setting up a dig • Chromatology make a fossil print of your very site, building a portable sieve, • Gravitational solubility own. Identify bones from a real identifyingidentifying bones,bones, andand buildingbuilding • Oxidation cow skeleton. Construct a model a clay dwelling. Visit the Shiele Date: JuneJune 3030 –– JulyJuly 33 of a tyrannosaurus rex outlining its Museum and participate in a (Camp(Camp closedclosed JulyJuly 4)4) bones and internal organs. Stuff it hands on science program about Time: 9am9am –– 12pm12pm and paint it to complete its shape. archaeology. FIELD TRIP ALL DAY Cost: $165$165 Add teeth and googly eyes for the THURSDAY. finishing touch! Learning concepts Learning concepts include: include:include: Leaping Lizards • Archaeology • Fossilization Ages: Boys and Girls 7 & up • Paleontology • IdentificationIdentification Know the difference between • Excavation • Reconstruction geckos, skinks, dragons, and • IdentificationIdentification • Compare and contrast monitors? Join us for this • Reconstruction Date: JuneJune 22 –– 66 one–of–a–kind adventure and find Date: June 23 – 27 OR JulyJuly 1414 –– 1818 OR June 23 – 27 out everything you want to know Time: 9am9am –– 12pm12pm OR 11 –– 44 pmpm Time: 11 –– 4pm4pm about lizards. Set up a safe habitat Cost: $200$200 OR forfor thethe mostmost popularpopular lizardlizard foundfound Date: JulyJuly 77 –– 1111 inin NorthNorth Carolina...theCarolina...the anole!anole! TakeTake Time: 9am9am –– 12pm12pm your anole home on Friday to keep Cost: $190$190 as your very own pet (with your parent’s permission.) Make a model

34 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 of your favorite lizard as a keepsake. Learning concepts include: • Habitats • Caring for a live animal Date: June 16 – 20 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190 OR Date: June 30 – July 3 (Camp closed July 4) Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $165 OR Date: July 14 – 18 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

Ooze, Glop, & Slime Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 If your little one loves to get messy, this is a great camp for them! Campers will mix ordinary kitchen ingredients to make extraordinary concoctions. Experiment with the different states of matter, liquids, solids, gases and colloids to make ooey, gooey substances that you can squish, squash, or dribble off your fingertips. Build a volcano and make will go sluicing, surface mining, altitudes of 600 ft. before its it erupt! Learning concepts include: and creek walking in search of parachute deploys and it drifts • Atoms and molecules gemstones you can keep! Learn back to the ground. Build your • The states of matter how to identify rocks, minerals, and own launch pad and igniter using • Chemical reactions gemstones to start your collection... a battery pack, split wiring, and • Physical reactions or build the one you already have. alligator clips. Invite your parents Date: June 2 – 6 Spend Friday organizing your rock and friends to come see your rocket Time: 9am – 12pm box for presentation at sharing blast off the last hour of camp Cost: $190 time! ALL DAY FIELD TRIP THURSDAY. on Friday! (Rocket launches are OR Learning concepts include: weather permitting and optional Date: June 30 – July 3 • Rocks due to the limited size of the launch (Camp closed July 4) • Minerals site.) Learning concepts include: Time: 1 – 4pm • Gemstones • Reading and comprehension Cost: $165 • Collecting and identifying • Following directions OR Date: June 9 – 13 OR July 7 – 11 OR • Basic electronics Date: June 16 – 20 OR July 21 – 25 July 21 – 25 • Laws of physics Time: 1– 4pm Time: 9am – 12pm OR 1 – 4pm Date: June 23 – 27 OR July 21 – 25 Cost: $190 Cost: $200 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190 Rock Hounds Rocket Launchers I Ages: Boys and Girls 7 & up Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up Rocket Launchers II Dye your very own Rock Hounds Requires focus on details and Ages: Boys and Girls 10 & up mud shirt in preparation for our field excellent listening skills. Assemble Requires focus on details and trip on Thursday to Hiddenite Gem the Alpha III, a great level I rocket, excellent listening skills. Build the Mines in Hiddenite, NC. There we to blast off in the city. It reaches Nova Payloader which features

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 35 Time: 9am – 4 pm (Dinner and Space Cadets sleepover Thursday night optional) sleepover Thursday night optional) Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Cost: $400 OR Cost: $400 OR Launch your child’s imagination into learn. Date: June 30 – July 3 Date: June 30 – July 3 a world where gravity loses its grip. (Camp closed July 4) (Camp closed July 4) Learn about the special equipment Time: 9am – 4pm (Dinner and objects like M & M’s. (Sorry, no Time: 9am – 4pm (Dinner and that is needed by the astronauts for sleepover Wednesday night optional) live creatures.) This rocket soars sleepover Wednesday night optional) travel in outer space. Design and Cost: $320 to 1000 Ft. before the parachute Cost: $320 build your own astronaut suit with deploys. Assemble the rockets, helmet, oxygen supply and tool belt. launch pads, and ignitors as well Scenic Science Conduct experiments to learn about as detail them with paints and Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up invisible forces like centrifugal decals of your choice. Invite your Students will use a computer to force, inertia and gravity that make parents and friends to come see plan their dream trip to one of you wonder…how things work like your rocket blast off the last hour of America’s most famous landmarks that? Learning concepts include: camp on Friday! (Rocket launches like the Grand Canyon or NiagaraNiagra • Astronaut training are weather permitting and optional Falls. Campers have to decide how • Space travel due to the limited size of the launch and when they will travel as well as • Invisible forces site.) Learning concepts include: how much money and time they will Date: June 9 – 13 • Reading and comprehension need to do all the things they want Time: 1 – 4pm • Following directions to. Learning concepts include: Cost: $190 • Basic electronics • Planning a trip OR • Laws of physics • Making a budget Date: June 30 – July 3 Date: June 23 – 27 • America’s natural wonders (Camp closed July 4) Time: 1– 4pm Date: June 9 – 13 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $165 OR Cost: $190 Date: July 14 – 18 OR Water Whirl Time: 9am – 12pm Date: June 30 – July 3 Time: 9am – 12pm Date: June 30 – July 3 Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Cost: $190 (Camp closed July 4) Cost: $190 (Camp closed July 4) Dive into a water whirl designed for Time: 1 – 4 pm Time: 1 – 4 pm future oceanographers. Conduct Roughing It sink and float experiments and Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up Shark Week! design a sea creatures t – shirt. Work in teams to test your skills Ages: Boys and Girls 8 & up Compare salt and freshwater and endurance. Keep score to Grab your goggles and nets! You are creatures that live in aquariums. discover the power of teamwork! Our in for a FINtastic adventure. Learn Make a shark or whale tub toy. tentative schedule includes: about one of nature’s most feared Take a field trip to get wet and wild Monday: Climbing at Inner Peaks predators. Set up a freshwater at Ray’s Splash Planet. Learning Climbing Center aquarium and go to a local pet store concepts include: Tuesday: Hiking to the summit of to select a fish that can survive in • Buoyancy Crowder’s Mountain your 1.5 gallon tank. On Friday, • Salt water habitats Wednesday: Canoeing on the lake at we will journey to Concord Mills to • Fresh water habitats Cane Creek Park visit Sealife’s new state of the art • Water creatures Thursday: Building a lean to for aquarium. (Field Trip All Day Friday.) Date: June 16 – 20 OR July 21 – 25 survival in the wilderness. Parents Learning concepts include: Time: 9am – 12pm are invited to dinner at 6:30pm for • Fresh water animals Cost: $190 Teddy’s pizza and wings, salad and • Salt water animals OR drink. Sleepover with popcorn and • Setting up an aquarium Date: July 7 – July 11 movie night. • Observing sea creatures Time: 1 – 4pm Friday: Fishing at McAlpine Date: July 14 – 18 Cost: $190 Greenway Park Time: 9am – 12pm OR 1 – 4pm Date: June 2 – 6 OR June 16 – 20 Cost: $200 OR July 28 – August 1

36 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Who Dunnit? Ages: Boys and Girls 10 & up Use your crime solving skills to investigate a simulated crime scene. Daily clues will lead CSI agents on diversionary rabbit trails to disclose several suspects. Fingerprinting, analyzing photographs and constructing time frames help piece together a puzzle that will solve the mystery. Interviews and interrogations reveal the culprit. Learning concepts include: • Investigation • Questioning • Using chemicals • Fingerprinting Date: July 7 – 11 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

Zap! Electricity Ages: Boys and Girls 7 & up Design and build your own circuit board using simple tools to mount buzzers, lights, motors, and a battery pack to power them all! A true must have for your science collection. Travel to Lake Norman to visit the Duke Power Energy Explorium to learn how hydroelectric energy is produced and experiment with hands on exhibits. Learning concepts include: • Static and current electricity • Series and parallel circuits • Conductors and insulators Date: June 16 – 20 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190 OR Date: July 7 – 11 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 37 Video Game Makers Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 8 – next step Calling all animal lovers! We are pleased to bring back Dr. Brian Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 12 Killough, of the highly respected learn. Have you already had an Long Animal Hospital, to offer a introduction to Video Game week about pet care and things we Programming? Join us for a more all need to know about animals. Learn Some More... advanced look at video game Dr. Killough is a 1987 graduate of development! This class will Introduction to Web Design Providence Day who went on to earn enhance the students’ knowledge his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 9 of game nuance, structure, degree from NC State University. He Join us for a very beginner friendly composition and (of course) has been practicing with his father Web Design Computer class! Design programming the different elements at Long’s for many years. Long your own website from paper within a game. Students will work Animal Hospital is frequently voted storyboard to digital version. Camp individually with guidance from best in Charlotte. His class is always includes critiques of “good” and their instructor. Focus will be on one of our most sought – after! “not so good” websites and teaches creating a completed game within Brian has graciously offered to about functionality, layout and the platform, action or adventure leave his practice for a few hours workflow. Sites used during camp genres. Students will need to provide each day to help you learn more will be accessible for “free” after their own USB flash drive. about your pet and how to feed, camp so campers can continue to Date: July 14 – 18 groom, train, and care for it properly. build their knowledge at home. Final Time: 9am – 3pm On the final day, each participant is website will be published online by Cost: $275 the last day of camp. invited to bring her or his own pet to share with Dr. Killough and the Date: July 21 – 25 Woodworking Time: 9am – 3pm class. Cost: $275 Ages: Boys and Girls 7 & up Each day will have a theme and Learn the basics of woodworking. will present information about Woodworking is the process Video Game Makers different types of animals, as well of building, making or carving as, demonstrate pet care techniques Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 9 OR Boys something using wood. Students and hands – on experiences with Dr. and Girls rg 6 – 12 will learn how to sand, hammer, Killough’s animal friends. Students Do you love video games? Are you and cut wood as they make at least and parents alike have been thrilled ready to create your own? This camp three items during the week. Each with this class! Dr. Killough is the is an introduction into the exciting project gets more advanced as the best! world of game development! student’s skills improve. Campers Date: July 14 – 18 Throughout the week, you will will choose a third project from Time: 10am – 12pm learn the basic concepts of game several kits available. Have fun Cost: $170 design, character design and building your own intricate wooden Limit: 14 development, game play, game toys with moveable parts under the genres, rudimentary programming, professional guidance of Mr. Pat storytelling and more! Students will Hawk. Please bring a snack and explore tutorials with their instructor drink. and work individually throughout Date: June 23 – 27 OR July 7 – 11 the week to create their own custom Time: 1 – 4pm game. Students will need to provide Cost: $195 their own USB flash drive. You, a Vet, and Your Pet Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 9 Date: June 2 – 6 Time: 9am – 3pm OR Ages: Boys and Girls rg 6 – 12 Date: June 16 – 20 Time: 9am – 3pm Cost: $275

38 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006create.PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 39 create.

40 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 art WORKS

Donald Buzzee: Instructor 3–D 3–D DYNAMO Dynamo ART! Art! Before moving back to Charlotte, Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 6 Don headed up the Art Department Changing 2–D ideas into 3–D forms at Roxboro Arts Magnet School and is the focus for this dynamic camp. was an arts instructor with John Wire sculptures, paper spheres, Carroll University in Cleveland, 3–D flip books and origami will Ohio. While in Charlotte, Don highlight our week. Patterns, paint Our team of expert art instructors has been an instructor at Queens offer everything from pottery, and textural surfaces will be added University and the Director of to make our creations “pop”. painting, puppets, photography Curriculum and training for and printing. Classes are designed Date: July 14 – 18 MONART Drawing Schools of Time: 1 – 4pm for beginner art students as well as the Carolinas. He currently is experienced ones and are available Instructor: Celeste Dulin an elementary art teacher with Cost: $190 for TK–12th grade. Charlotte Mecklenburg School ARTworks campers need to bring a System. Art Around the World snack or money for a snack daily! Patrick Robertson: Instructor Patrick has been a producing artist Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 Meet our ARTists! for 40 years in several different Pack your suitcase and fly away Celeste Dulin: Director ofof ARTworks ARTworks and mediums such as clay, glass, to explore foreign lands through instructor.and instructor. She has She been has beenteaching and jewelry, sculpture and mosaics. their distinctive crafts. Spend some directingteaching andChildren’s directing Arts Children’s programs for For many years her concentration “Dream Time” in Australia with overArts programs40 years in for Davidson, over 40 years Asheville in has been functional sculpture. a painted bark story. Make tribal andDavidson, Charlotte, Asheville N.C. Celesteand Charlotte, graduated Recently, she has also expanded beads used for trade in the markets fromN.C. CelesteUNC–Asheville graduated with from a BA in into the realm of mosaics and has of Africa. Use sand from the Painted Art.SheUNC–Asheville received with her aArt BA Education in Art. been a principal mosaic artist on Desert to “paint” a picture. All CertificationShe received herand Arta BFAEducation in Drawing several public arts projects in the aboard for 5 days of excitement! fromCertification UNC–Charlotte. and a BFA She in is Drawing currently Charlotte area as well as other Date: July 7 – 11 withfrom CharlotteUNC–Charlotte. Mecklenburg She is Schoolcurrently parts of the state. She is a member Time: 1 – 4pm Systemwith Charlotte teaching Mecklenburg elementary Schoolart of Piedmont Craftsmen, Carolina Instructor: Don Buzzee duringSystem the teaching school elementary year and has art been Designer Craftsmen and Charlotte Cost: $190 teachingduring the arts school camps year at andProvidence has been Art Collective. Day’steaching summer arts camps program at Providencefor the past 19 Albert Dulin: Instructor Beads, Bangles and Baubles years.Day’s summer program for the past 19 Albert graduated from East Carolina Ages: Girls rg 2 – 5 Amandayears. Allen: Instructor University with a BA in Art. He Be dazzled with treasures found Amanda Allen: graduated Instructor with a BFA runs his own company, Keylight from the kitchen cabinet to the flea fromAmanda Appalachian graduated State with Universitya BFA Media inc., and has been in video market combined and designed into majoringfrom Appalachian in Painting State with University a secondary production for the last 42 years. original jewelry creations. Using focusmajoring in Metalsmithing in Painting with and a secondaryJewelry In addition, he is an accomplished clay, metal, plastic and wire, we design.focus in She Metalsmithing also studied and painting Jewelry illustrator, photographer, writer, will construct our wearable works of indesign. Florence, She alsoItaly. studied She received painting her musician and documentary film art. We will even make our own clay certificationin Florence, Italy. while She teaching received Art herin director. beads and design our own jewelry Mooresville,certification N.C. while and teaching was voted Art in boxes. “TeacherMooresville, of the N.C. Year” and herwas first voted year Date: July 7 – 11 teaching“Teacher atof Parkthe Year” View herElementary. first year Time: 1 – 4pm Teachingteaching atart Park is her View passion Elementary. and she Instructor: Celeste Dulin adoresTeaching working Art is herwith passion every child! and she Cost: $190 Currently,adores working she is with an elementary every child! art teacherCurrently, with she Charlotte is an elementary Mecklenburg art Schoolteacher System. with Charlotte Mecklenburg School System. To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 41 Comic Book Heroes Crazy Cut Ups Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 4 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 OR 3 – 5 Do you ever wish you could create Bright colors, shapes and patterns create. your own comic book hero like come together through creative Ironman or Spiderman and put collages, ceramic mosaics designs him into action? This workshop and paper quilts during this week of Brushstrokes “crazy” fun. Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 5 explores cartooning from character Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 Students’ focus will be color development to comic strip ready. Date: June 9 – 13 mixing and mixed media painting Students will develop and take Time: 9am – 12pm combinations using watercolor, home a colored comic book of their Instructor: Patrick Robertson tempera and acrylic. Creating own. Cost: $190 colorful portfolios will provide Date: July 7 – 11 OR a great way to transport their Time: 9am – 12pm Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 5 masterpieces. Instructor: Don Buzzee Date: July 21 – 25 Date: June 9 – 13 Cost: $190 Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 1 – 4pm Instructor: Patrick Robertson Instructor: Patrick Robertson​ Crafts Crafts a Go Go Cost: $190 Cost: $190 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 OR 3 – 5 Crafting fun awaits you in this Digital Photography & Design Clay Creations special camp. Weaving techniques, Ages: Boys and Girls rg 6 – 12 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 6 painting on glass, making button Bring the world of digital You will really be “into the clay” flowers and paper crafting are just photography and computer images as we explore the possibilities of some of the things you will get together. Explore different lighting creating functional and decorative to do in your week long crafting effects, photographic techniques pottery as well as clay sculpture. adventure. and experimental photography in Expand your knowledge of hand Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 a variety of combinations. Using building ceramic pieces and learn Date: June 16 – 20 Adobe Photoshop as your digital or practice on the potter’s wheel. Time: 1 – 4pm darkroom, you will develop your Textural surfacing, painting and Instructor: Patrick Robertson photos to create dynamic effects glazing techniques will enhance Cost: $190 and incorporate your photos into a your masterpieces. OR magazine ad, a poster or a CD cover. Date: June 23 – 27 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 5 Equipment requirements: A good Time: 1 – 4pm Date: June 30 – July 3 digital camera (5 mega pixel or Instructor: Celeste Dulin (Camp closed July 4) more) with wrist or neck strap and a Cost: $190 Time: 1 – 4 USB drive with at least 2 giga bites Instructor: Patrick Robertson of memory. Cost: $165 Clay Time (clay creations for Date: June 23 – 27 the younger artist) Time: 9am–12pm Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 Instructor: Albert Dulin Find out what all can be created Cost: $190 just using “pinch pots”. We will OR explore a variety of containers from Date: July 7 – 11 tea cups to face pots. Combine a Time: 1 – 4pm few pinch pots together and add a Instructor: Albert Dulin lid to form an original box. Create Cost: $190 animal sculptures using simple pinched forms too. This is a great introduction to clay, as well as, fun for those with little experience. Date: June 23 – 27 Time: 9am – 12pm Instructor: Celeste Dulin Cost: $190

42 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 From Pencil to Paintbrush will be dripping with paint and Mystical Masterpieces Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 OR 3 – 5 play dough. We’ll create portraits, Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 Express yourself and show how puppets, and pictures galore. Join Come hither, ye maids and lads! Come creative you can be! Learn to draw us for painting, coloring, beading travel back in medieval times through the what you see! Young artists will and crazy craft projects for small creation of dragon and unicorn masks, explore several techniques including hands! inventing your own family crest to decorate color pencil, pastels and of course, Date: July 21 – 25 your shield, making a mini castle, painting painting. Palettes will be blooming Time: 1 – 4pm a fairy or knight themed piece and through with magical gardens, whimsical Instructor: Amanda Allen the creation of other magical masterpieces! animals and underwater fantasies. Cost: $190 Huzzah! Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 5 Date: June 16 – 20 Date: June 16 – 20 Mini Modern Masters: Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 1 – 4pm Poppin’ Portraits Instructor: Amanda Allen Cost: $190 Instructor: Don Buzzee Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 6

OR Create crazy colorful Picasso faces, Ages: Boys and Girls rg K – 2 wacky wonderful Warhol portraits Origami Pop ups Date: July 14 – 18 and torn paper Matisse styled Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 6 Time: 9am – 12pm masterpieces. Feature yourself, your Plain paper will be transformed as kids Instructor: Don Buzzee family and your pets in the style of score, fold and POP to make hand dyed Cost: $190 the Modern masters! paper books, a menagerie of origami Date: June 23 – 27 characters and beautiful paper cuts to Glitter, Glitz and GLAM! Time: 1 – 4pm personalize their rooms at home. This camp Ages: Girls rg 2 – 5 Instructor: Don Buzzee also explores the wonder of pop up artistry. Let’s rock out to the latest pop Cost: $190 Date: June 16 – 20 music while we glitz up some T– OR Time: 9am – 12pm shirts, purses, shoes and other Date: July 21 – 25 Instructor: Don Buzzee fashionable accessories! Glitter is a Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190 MUST and we will end our week with Instructor: Don Buzzee a fabulous fashion show to model all Cost: $190 Ready Set, Van Gogh of our cool creations! Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 5 Date: July 14 – 18 Join us as we learn to create still life, Time: 9am – 12pm portraits, landscapes and even design a Instructor: Amanda Allen chair all in the impressionist style. Oil Cost: $190 pastels and paint will help us explore color

blending and color layering techniques. Van Gluppity Gloppity Goo Gogh and Monet will be our guides on this Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 creative journey. Imagine paint, paint and more paint Mosaic Mania (Mosaic design Date: July 21 – 25 followed by paper mache and glue. for the older student) Time: 9am – 12pm Messy is our primary ingredient Ages: Boys and Girls rg 5 – 8 Instructor: Celeste Dulin mixed with a little imagination and Students will combine tumbled Cost: $190 a lot of other stuff to create fabulous glass, ceramic pieces, mirror chips paintings, sculptures and collages. and shell into an artistic mosaic Date: June 30 – July 3 design. Learn several types of (Camp closed July 4) mosaic applications such as reverse Time: 9am – 12pm and relief mosaics and tesserae. Instructor: Amanda Allen Spend the week putting the pieces Cost: $165 together for a one of a kind mosaic creation! Groovy Ooeey Gooey Art Date: July 14 – 18 Ages: Boys and Girls rg TK – 2 Time: 1 – 4pm Instructor: Patrick Robertson Messy and fun! Our art projects Cost: $190

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 43 Date: July 7 – 11 Time: 9am – 12pm Instructor: Celeste Dulin create. Cost: $190 Footlight Follies Young Filmmakers Studio These special camps are designed Ages: Boys and Girls rg 6 – 12 for children 4, 5 and 6 years old. Our And...action! Fancy yourself the energetic instructors create fun filled next Spielberg? Then grab a camera mornings and afternoons of creative and start creating. Team up with drama, music, movement and art your fellow campers to write, shoot activities for your creative child. Come and direct your own movie. Learn along and have some fun with us! camera techniques, editing and special effects, how to add titles and Camp Exploration music. You’ll need a good digital Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 camcorder, Flip cam or digital still Simply Super Sculptures Vamanos, you can lead the way as we camera that shoots video (NO smart explore our surroundings. We’ll make Ages: Boys and Girls rg 4 – 8 phones please), a tripod (optional and stock our backpack so we’re ready In this mixed media art class, but handy), a cable to transfer your for adventures the likes of which Dora, students will sculpt whimsical, fun movies to a computer, and a flash Diego and Boots have never seen. figures using wire armatures, paper drive (8 gigabytes recommended). From scavenger hunts to an obstacle and Das Pronto. They will explore Taught by Albert Dulin of Keylight course the explorers will always come and experiment with painting Media, a video production studio in out on top. techniques and embellishments to Charlotte. That’s a wrap! Date: July 7 – 11 complete their masterpieces! Date: July 21 – 25 Time: 9am – 12pm Date: July 7 – 11 Time: 9am – 4pm Cost: $160 Time: 1 – 4pm Instructor: Albert Dulin Instructor: Patrick Robertson Cost: $320 Cost: $190 Fairy Tale Magic Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Tiny Interiors From Bippity–boppity–boo to pixie Create Some More... dust, we’ll learn how to make our own Ages: Boys and Girls rg 2 – 4 Balloon Animal Bonanza magic. Classic stories will inspire us to Ready to spice up your bedroom? Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 & up We’ll create lamp shades, pillows, make wands, wings and magic as we A twist and turn and a squeak, personalized mirrors, scrapbooks dance and twirl, act and sing. squeak, SQUEAK is all it takes to and pictures to dress up your Date: June 16 – 20 make an amazing balloon animal. bedroom to look like you. Time: 1 – 4pm Date: June 23 – 27 Join us as we twist and turn out Cost: $160 Time: 9am – 12pm animals from the simple to the Instructor: Amanda Allen exotic. Dogs, cats, alligators, octopi, Fancy Nancy goes to Camp Cost: $190 and many, many more! Campers will Ages: Girls 4 – 6 bring home their work daily as well Get fancy with Nancy! Nancy believes Wet and Wild Watercolor as add to our animal habitat as it that more is ALWAYS better! Campers Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 3 emerges throughout the week. Join will have a “joie de vivre” which is just Explore new ways to use watercolors. PDS Librarian Janna Miller for this a fancy word for lots of fun. We create Experiment with beginning fun filled camp! fashionable crafts for girls on the go: watercolor techniques such as Allergy info: we will be using latex tiaras, boas, pocketbooks, butterfly crayon resist, wet on wet, blended balloons. barrettes and fans! We’ll even make marker and watercolor pencil. You Date: July 7 – 11 our own Fancy Nancy doll to do all will create beautiful paintings, Time: 1 – 4pm kinds of fancy things with! paper weavings and design your own Cost: $190 Date: July 14 – 18 watercolor cards during your wet Time: 1 – 4pm and wild watercolor week. Cost: $160

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Music VVideoideo Stars! KIDS ON BROADWAY ALL DAY BROADWAY Under the Sea Harry Potter Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 Join us for fun Broadway style. These popular half day “Tell all the gang at 42nd street that I will soon be there…” Rock On! WWishish you could star in the latest Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 6 Broadway camps will have campers cast in the shows, Produce a Broadway show in just one week. Join our video by One Direction or Katy Perry? This is Swim along with Nemo, Rainbow Are you a Muggle? If you can answer learning lines, dances and songs while working with our team of directors, musicians and choreographers to star your week. WWe’lle’ll choose a song, write a storstory,y, Fish, Dory and the rest of the gang that question then you are ready for professional directors, musicians, and choreographers. in your show with costumes and sets. What could be add costumes, sets and dances for our very to make shell tapping music. WWe’lle’ll our exciting class! 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Sing and dance Date: July 7 – 11 Cost: $165 (Camp closed July 4) for a week of theatre fun as we put together a fabulous to “Tomorrow”, “You’re Never Fully Dressed without a TTime:ime: 1 – 4 pm TTime:ime: 9am – 12pm show for friends and family. Smile” and “Hard Knock Life!” Cost: $190 Project Runway JJr.r. Cost: $140 Date: June 30 – July 3 Date: June 16 – 20 Ages: Girls rg 1 – 5 (Camp closed July 4) Time: 9am – 4pm Kidz TV Designers you have three hours to complete When I Grow Up Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $300 Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 your project! Each day designers will tackle Ages: Boys and Girls 4 – 6 Cost: $165 Little Mermaid Lights! Camera! Action! Does your a new design from purses to prom dresses to A doctodoctor,r, a fireman,fireman, a ateacher teacher or or vet, vet, Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 child dream of starring in their glitzy shoes! See you on the runwarunway.y. Make it the world is your oysteoyster.r. Join us for Give My Regards to Broadway Come be part of our world as we go “Under the Sea” with favorite TV show? They’ll write work! a week of dramatic play as we dress Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 Ariel and Flounder. Watch out for Ursula so you don’t scripts, act and learn TV lingo Date: June 16 – 20 up for the job of our dreams. WWe’lle’ll Curtain’s up as we create our own Broadway–style become a “Poor Unfortunate Soul.” We’ll learn music, to create their own shows and TTime:ime: 9am – 12pm create a grocery store, a doctordoctor’s’s musical revue. We’ll select songs, write dialogue, learn lines, choreography and even a little “Human Stuff” as commercials. WWe’lle’ll make a video Cost: $190 office,office, a aclassroom classroom and and more more as as we we choreography and add costumes and props for our big we create a show complete with costumes and props for and you’ll receive your very own explore the grown–up world. debut. our family and friends. copy to replay the fun. Date: June 23 – 27 Project RunwaRunway,y, SSr.r. Date: July 7 – 11 Date: July 14 – 18 Date: June 9 – 13 OR July 7 – 11 TTime:ime: 9am – 12pm Ages: Girls rg 5 – 9 Time: 9am – 12pm Time: 9am – 4pm TTime:ime: 1 – 4pm Cost: $160 Get ready for an entire week of fashion Cost: $190 Cost: $300 Cost: $190 design. Making prom dresses and purses STtandingANDING ROOMRoom ONOnlyLY is just the beginning...we will work with Mary Poppins Wicked Monster Movie professional makeup artists, clothing buyers If you are looking for the best Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 10 Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 5 and local designers to learn the fashion theater art classes in town...this is Floating out of the sky, the practically perfect Long before Dorothy dropped in, two girls met in the Spook–tacular!! Calling all scary industry from the inside out! A runway show your stop. From Harry Potter to the Mary Poppins arrives to become a nanny Land of Oz. 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48 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 ...5, 6, 7, 8 Dance! Our exciting dance classes are open to all budding dancers (boys are welcome, too.) You can rock out with the princesses or Hip Hop with the stars!

Disney Dancing Princesses Ages: Girls rg TK – 3 This is one BALL you don’t want to miss! Cinderella, Tinkerbell, Jasmine and more will report to the castle for the grand celebration. Twirl, whirl and sing all your Disney favorites in this magical camp. Date: June 23–27 Time: 9am – 12pm Cost: $190

Hip! Hop! Till you Drop! Ages: Boys and Girls rg 1 – 6 Show off your rhythm and coordination as you learn age– appropriate choreography to your favorite music. Join us for this high energy dance–a–thon that mixes hip hop steps with traditional jazz dance techniques. Date: June 23–27 Time: 1 – 4pm Cost: $190

Creative Kids Writing Institute Ages: Boys and Girls rg 3 – 10 (Students grouped according to grade levels). Give your student the lead they need to achieve in the coming school year. We’ll make writing fun as we incorporate field trips and guest instructors. The week will cover various types of writing including: journal writing, science fiction, short fiction, essay writing, poetry, biographical stories and playwriting. Some of the experiences will include: • A Poetry Workshop with Maureen Ryan Griffin, widely published award winning poet and non– fiction writer. • Visit from Restaurant Reviewer, Heidi Billotto from Charlotte Weekly. • A field visit to Southminster Retirement Community to interview residents as we learn to write biographical stories. • A field trip to a local restaurant to create an accurate review. • A visit to the library to learn research techniques. Campers will receive t–shirts. Date: July 21 – 25 Time: 9am – 4pm Cost: $300

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 49 PRODUCTION CAMPS • CREATICREATIVEVE KIDS Creative Kids summer production camp proudly presents 3 choices for actors in the summer of 2013. You must audition for the productions (March 8 and 9) create. and be available for all rehearsals. Tuition is due two weeks after casting to hold your spot in these popular camps!

Jungalbook Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. By Edward Mast (Presented by special permission of Book adapted and additional lyrics by David Simpatico. Dramatic Publishing), Directed by Jill Bloede Music adapted and arranged and additional music and 20 parts available for Boys and Girls rg 3-10 lyrics by Bryan Louiselle. Based on the 1951 Disney film This dramatization places the jungle of India on a (Presented by special permission of Music Theatre children’s playground. The dialogue and action refer International) Directed by Brooke Fulton, musical to the jungle, but the play draws color and style from a direction by Connie Berthold. child’s intense world of playfulness, loyalty, adventure 45 parts available for Boys and Girls rg 2-9 and betrayal. Mowgli, the human child, grows up in the Travel down the rabbit hole and join Alice’s madcap jungle, raised by wolves under the guidance of Baloo adventures in Wonderland as she chases the White Rabbit, the bear. The tiger, Sherakhan, killed his parents and races the Dodo Bird, gets tied up with Tweedle Dee and wants the boy’s flesh, but Bagheera, the lone panther, Tweedle Dum, raps with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar and protects him. Mowgli grows up wild and unconcerned, beats the Queen of Hearts at her own game! believing he’s a wolf; but the tiger works long and hard Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. is a production class. to poison the wolf pack against him. With rope stolen You must audition for this class! The class will meet from the human village, Mowgli meets and destroys for three weeks to bring the play from page to stage. Sherakhan; but his use of “manthing” has broken The actors will memorize lines, learn blocking and jungle law. Mowgli must choose whether to defy the choreography, build sets, help with publicity and perform law or leave the jungle forever. the musical before an audience in just three short weeks! Jungalbook is a production class. You must audition Children will be guided through the theatrical process by a for this class! The class will meet for two weeks to team of professionals in the fields of acting, choreography bring the play from page to stage. The actors will and set design. memorize lines, learn blocking, build sets, help with Auditions: publicity and perform the play before an audience in Saturday, March 8, 2014: 11am-1pm just two short weeks! Children will be guided through Sunday, March 9, 2014: 1-3pm the theatrical process by a team of professionals in the Callbacks: Sunday, March 9, 2014: 3-5pm fields of acting, choreography and set design. Auditions and Callbacks will be held in the Providence Auditions: Day School FineMcMahon Arts Building Fine Arts Center Saturday, March 8, 2014: 11am-1pm Rehearsal: Sunday, March 9, 2014: 1-3pm Monday, June 23 – Friday, June 27: 9am-4pm Callbacks: Sunday, March 9, 2014: 3-5pm Monday, June 30 – Thursday, July 3: 9am-4pm (No Auditions and Callbacks will be held in the Providence rehearsal July 4) DayProvidence School DayFine School Arts Building McMahon Fine Arts Center Monday, July 7 will be a Technical Rehearsal. Camp this Rehearsal: day will last until 5:30pm (Everyone must be present!) Monday, June 9 – Friday, June 13: 9am-4pm Tuesday, July 8 – Wednesday, July 9: 9am-4pm Monday, June 16 will be a Technical Rehearsal. Thursday, July 10 - Performances at 10am and 11:30am Camp this day will last until 5:30pm (actors leave camp after the performances) (Everyone must be present!) Friday, July 11 - Performances at 10am and 11:30am Tuesday, June 17 – Thursday, June 19: 9am-4pm (actors leave camp after the performances) Friday, June 20 – Performances at 10am and 11:30am Cost: $620 (actors leave camp after the performances) Performances: Cost: $520 Thursday, July 10: 10am and 11:30am (not open to Performances: public) Friday, June 20: 10am and 11:30am (not open to Friday, July 11:10am and 11:30am (not open to public) public) Friday, July 11: 7pm (public show) Friday, June 20: 7pm (public show) Saturday, July 12: 2pm and 7pm (public show) Saturday, June 21: 2pm and 7pm (public show) Sunday, July 13: 2pm (public show)

50 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 IntoInto thethe WoodsWoods Jr.Jr. Book by James Lapine, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. CREATIVECreative KIDSKids Based on classic fairy tales, (Presented by special permission of Music Theatre International.) Directed by Lauren Gurr, musical PRODUCTIONSproductions direction by Stephanie Campbell. 45 parts available for Boys and Girls rg 3-10 : All of your favorite characters—Cinderella, Little Red Riding PRESENTSpresents Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk), and the Witch—meet and JUNGALBOOKJUNGALBOOK interactinteract inin thisthis whimsicalwhimsical originaloriginal story.story. TheThe musicalmusical centerscenters onon JuneJune 20th20th atat 7pm7pm a baker and his wife who wish to have a child; Cinderella, who JuneJune 21st21st atat 2pm2pm andand 7pm7pm wishes to attend the king’s festival; and Jack, who wishes his cow would give milk. When the baker and his wife learn that they DISNEY’SDisney’s ALICEAlice INin WONDERLANDWonderland JR.Jr. cannot have a child because of a witch’s curse, the two set off on JulyJuly 11th11th atat 7pm7pm a journey to break the curse and wind up changed forever. July​July 12th12th atat 2pm2pm andand 7pm7pm IntoInto thethe WoodsWoods Jr.Jr. isis aa productionproduction class.class. YouYou mustmust auditionaudition JulyJuly 13th13th atat 2pm2pm forfor thisthis class!class! TheThe classclass willwill meetmeet forfor threethree weeksweeks toto bringbring thethe play from page to stage. The actors will memorize lines, learn INTOInto THEthe WOODSwoods JR.jr. blocking and choreography, build sets, help with publicity and August 1 at 7pm perform the musical before an audience in just three short weeks! August 2 at 2pm and 7pm Children will be guided through the theatrical process by a team August 3 at 2 pm of professionals in the fields of acting, choreography and set design. REDRed RIDINGRiding HOODHood Auditions: Thursday and Friday Saturday, March 8, 2014: 1-3pm JulyJuly 17th17th andand 18th18th Sunday, March 9, 2014: 2-3:30pm 10am and 11:30am Callbacks: Sunday, March 9, 2014: 3:30-5:30pm

Auditions and Callbacks will be held in the Providence Day The Tiger Who Came to Tea ProvidenceSchool Fine Day Arts School Building McMahon Fine Arts Center THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA Thursday and Friday Rehearsal: JulyJuly 24th24th andand 25th25th Monday, July 14 – Friday, July 18: 9am-4pm 10am and 11:30am Monday, July 21 – Friday, July 25: 9am-4pm Monday, July 28 will be a Technical Rehearsal. Camp this day will Tickets available in advance at lastlast untiluntil 5:30pm5:30pm (Everyone(Everyone mustmust bebe present!)present!) www.providenceday.org Tuesday, July 29 – Wednesday, July 30: 9am-4pm $7 in advance and $8 at the door. Thursday, July 31 – PerformancesPerformances atat 10am10am andand 11:30am11:30am (actors(actors leaveleave campcamp afterafter thethe performances)performances) Friday, August 1 - Performances at 10am and 11:30am (actors leaveleave campcamp afterafter thethe performances)performances) No food will be served in the dining hall and Extended Care will not be available July 28 - August 1. Please bring a bag lunch, snacks, and drink. Cost: $620 Performances: Thursday, July 31: 10am and 11:30am (not open to public) Friday, August 1: 10am and 11:30am (not open to public) Friday, August 1: 7pm (public show) Saturday, August 2: 2pm and 7pm (public show) Sunday, August 3: 2pm (public show)

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The Lower and Middle School Middle School Courses in all disciplines are emphasized. courses are designed to provide Date: June 16 – July 11 enrichment and review of basic Computer Applications Time: 8:15 – 10:15am OR skills in small classes. Please Ages: Rising grades 6 – 8 10:30am – 12:30pm indicate the time preferred when *This course satisfies the Providence Cost: $390 selecting courses. Day School computer requirement. NO CLASSES ON FRIDAY, JULY 4. Students develop the correct Middle School Math techniques of keyboarding on the Ages: Rising grades 6 – 8 computer, learn the alphabetic and Lower School Courses Middle School Math emphasizes numeric keyboard and build speed continuous and recurring practice Motor Magic and accuracy in this course. They on the basic mathematical concepts Ages: Pre–kindergarten – acquire an understanding of the and operations of whole numbers, basic functions of word processing Rising grade 1 fractions and decimals. Students as they prepare letters, reports, Strengthens paper/pencil skills work with percentages, ratio and tables and a newsletter. They through teacher–directed and free proportion, powers and roots, also learn to use spreadsheets, choice activities. Students refine geometry, graphing, signed numbers desktop publishing techniques and visual–motor skills by practicing and probability. presentation software. cutting, writing and tracing. Other Date: June 16 – July 11 Date: June 2 – June 20 ​ activities include clay and paint Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm Time: 8am – 12:30pm projects, simple artwork, Play–Doh Cost: $390 Cost: $425 and puzzles. Please choose from

one of the time slots. Pre–Algebra Date: June 16 – July 11 Math Skills – Jump Start Ages: Rising grades 7 – 9 Time: 8:30 – 10:15am OR Ages: Risingrising gradesgrades 66 –– 77 This is a preparation course for 10:30am – 12:15pm If you are you looking for a quick algebra. Students will study Cost: $390 math refresher before school begins, integers, order of operations, Limit: 8 per session then this is the course for you. evaluating algebraic expressions, Students in this course will review monomials, polynomials, solving Building the Reading important middle school math and graphing equations and skills. Topics will include whole Foundation through Phonics inequalities. Experience in pre– number, decimal, fraction and Ages: Rising grades 1 – 2 algebra is recommended. integer computation as well as their Provides opportunities to strengthen Date: June 16 – July 11 applications. This class is aligned to word attack skills through Time: 8:15 – 10:15am the Providence Day curriculum for daily reading practice, games, Cost: $390 6th and 7th grade. Drop off and pick worksheets and writing phonetically. up at Thompson–Jones Library. Emphasizes short vowels in the Upper School Courses beginning group and long vowels in Date: August 4 – 8 Time: 10am – 12pm NO CLASSES ON FRIDAY, JULY 4. the intermediate. Art I Date: June 16 – July 11 Cost: $185 Ages: Rising grades 9 – 12 Time: 8:15 – 10:15am * PDS students may take for credit. Cost: $390 Middle School English Ages: Rising grades 6 – 8 The student learns basic Students will study a variety terminology and art appreciation of literary works and the use of while developing a foundation in the writing process to develop drawing, painting, sculpture and proficiency in paragraph writing and design. Achieving visual depth supplementary reading. This course through linear perspective and reviews basic grammar rules and control of values are important principles and enriches vocabulary lessons taught in this course. through reading. Study skills useful Students are expected to critique their own work and works by peers. (0.5 credit)

52 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Date: July 2 – July 18 tables and a newsletter. They be simple to believe and follow Time: 7:30am – 1pm also learn to use spreadsheets, the first health theory thrown our Cost: $340 desktop publishing techniques and way, but in so many cases this may presentation software. This course not improve our quality of life, but Comparative Government and satisfies the Providence Day School instead have a reverse effect. With Politics computer requirement. (0.5 credit) this in mind, the ninth grade health Date: June 2 – June 20​ course is designed to empower Ages: Rising grades 10 – 12 Time: 8am – 12:30pm students to follow three simple steps *This is a required course for the Cost: $425 to attack and analyze relevant health Global Studies Diploma. topics. First, students must research Students in Comparative and acquire KNOWLEDGE about the Government and Politics will study Global Issues: Africa subject. Second, they must analyze the conceptual tools necessary Ages: Rising grades 10 – 12 their research and determine to develop an understanding *This in one of four global issues what their ATTITUDE is about the of some of the world’s diverse courses that may be taken for elective subject. Finally, the students are political structures and practices. credit toward the Global Studies challenged to look at pre–existing Students will examine both specific Diploma. (only offered in the summer) BEHAVIORS that impact the subject countries and their governments Students in Global Issues will study and set goals to make any necessary and general concepts used to current global problems in an effort changes to improve their quality of interpret the political relationships to understand how they can promote life. (0.5 credit) and institutions found in virtually constructive decision-making and Date: June 23 – July 11​ all national politics. Students will positive change. They will learn Time: 8am – 12:30pm study the governmental systems how to explore recent events and Cost: $425 of Great Britain, Nigeria, China, their historical background, to put

Russia, Iran and Mexico, providing a human face on world issues, and a foundation for developing to see those issues from multiple Physical Education: Summer paradigms of different types of perspectives. The course will focus Lifetime Wellness political systems. Using these on developing the skills needed Ages: Rising grade 9 countries as case studies, students to be an active and engaged (*PDS students may take for credit) will also seek to understand the global citizen in the 21st century: Other: Rising grade 10–12 *PDS political implications of different written and oral communication, students may take for credit with policy analysis, advocacy, levels of economic development and Division Head approval.) research, information gathering, globalization. (0.5 credit) This course will be a combination of collaboration, conflict resolution, Date: July 2 – July 18 an in-class foundation followed by a and critical thinking skills. Students Time: 7:30am – 1pm practical independent experience. will study problems in Sub-Saharan Cost: $330 Each student must take three African countries including South consecutive weeks of on-campus Africa, the Congo, Rwanda and the Computer Applications instruction. This will be followed Sudan. No prerequisite. (0.5 credit) Ages: Rising grades 9 – 12 by three weeks of independent Date: June 16 – July 1 *This course satisfies the Providence workouts that will be monitored by Time: 7:30am – 1pm Day School computer literacy the instructor. The independent Cost: $330 requirement. workouts will be tracked using

Students develop the correct online blogs. Students will be techniques of keyboarding on the Health required to spend 1.5 hours working computer, learn the alphabetic and Ages: Rising grade 9 – 12 out and journaling per day. Students numeric keyboard and build speed *PDS students may take for credit. will not be required to be on campus and accuracy in this course. They In today’s society we are inundated during the second three weeks, with acquire an understanding of the with ideas about healthy living the exception of one end of course basic functions of word processing and what others suggest we do to fitness test. as they prepare letters, reports, improve our quality of life. It would Students may only earn one half

To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 53 Academic CoursesCourses unit of credit (a semester) in Year Credit Courses approaches. Great poetry and prose unitsummer of credit toward (a semester)the 1.5 physical in YearAlgebra Credit I Courses approaches.from the British Great and poetry American and prose summer toward the 1.5 physical from the British and American education credits required for Algebra*PDS students I may only take for credit literature canon – including such education credits required for literature canon – including such graduation. This course satisfies *PDSwith Divisionstudents Headmay only approval. take for credit novels as “Frankenstein,” “Jane graduation. This course satisfies novels as “Frankenstein,” “Jane a P.E. Lifetime Wellness credit withStudents Division study Head families approval. of functions Eyre,” “The Scarlet Letter,” and a P.E. Lifetime Wellness credit Eyre,” “The Scarlet Letter,” and requirement (0.5 credit). Studentsand realistic study problems families throughof functions “Their Eyes Were Watching God” – requirement (0.5 credit). “Their Eyes Were Watching God” – This course may not be repeated andactivities realistic that problems engage throughthem in data provide the thematic and stylistic This course may not be repeated provide the thematic and stylistic for credit. If the course has already activitiescollection, that the engage use of them tables in and data matter out of which students will forbeen credit. taken If during the course the school has already year, collection, the use of tables and matterdevelop out analytical of which studentsarguments will been taken during the school year, graphs to organize and display data, develop analytical arguments summer credit will not be given. graphsthe development to organize ofand symbolic display rulesdata, (including writing from research), summerDate: credit will not be given. the development of symbolic rules (includingpersonal responseswriting from and research), imitative Date: to model relations among important personal responses and imitative On Campus: June 2 – June 20 tovariables model relations and meaningful among important questions narratives. Because assignments OnTime: Campus: 8 – 10:30am June 2 – June 20 variables and meaningful questions narratives.begin to require Because attention assignments to varying Time: 8 – 10:30am about those relations. Students begin to require attention to varying Independent: June 23 – July 11 aboutwork individuallythose relations. and Students in teams using audience expectations, English II Independent:Required Fitness June Test: 23 –July July 11 11 OR 14 work individually and in teams using audiencestudents expectations, have more freedom English with II Required Fitness Test: July 11 OR 14 graphing calculators. (1 credit) students have more freedom with Cost: $400 graphing calculators. (1 credit) regard to paragraph and essay Cost: $400 Date: June 16 – July 18​ regard to paragraph and essay Date: June 16 – July 18 organization. Working often in small Time: 7:30am – 1pm organization. Working often in small Time: 7:30am – 1pm groups, students help each other Writing Seminar Cost: $660 groups, students help each other Writing Seminar Cost: $660 internalize the notion of audience. Ages: Rising grades 11 – 12 internalize the notion of audience. Ages: Rising grades 11 – 12 (1 credit) * PDS students may take for credit. Algebra II (1 credit) * PDS students may take for credit. Algebra II Date: June 16 – July 18 In this course, student writing *PDS students may only take for credit Date: June 16 – July 18 In this course, student writing *PDS students may only take for credit Time: 7:30am – 1pm constitutes the text. Frequent brief with Division Head approval. Time: 7:30am – 1pm constitutes the text. Frequent brief with Division Head approval. Cost: $680 essays that draw upon students’ own In this course students expand Cost: $680 essays that draw upon students’ own In this course students expand experiences and knowledge provide upon their thinking skills through experiences and knowledge provide upon their thinking skills through students a body of work with which analyzing information and Geometry students a body of work with which analyzing information and Geometry to practice revising and editing incorporating strategies for resolving *PDS students may take for credit with to practice revising and editing incorporating strategies for resolving *PDS students may take for credit with skills. Writing Seminar places more problems. Students continue Division Head Approval. skills. Writing Seminar places more problems. Students continue Division Head approval. emphasis on style and voice than to integrate problem solving This course teaches students emphasis on style and voice than to integrate problem solving This course teaches students in past courses, providing direct throughout the year by exploring how mathematics can develop in past courses, providing direct throughout the year by exploring how mathematics can develop instruction in ways to manipulate from a postulate system using instruction in ways to manipulate aa variety variety of of applications applications and and word word from a postulate system using one’s prose to achieve particular deductive and inductive reasoning. one’s prose to achieve particular problems.problems. Students Students study study the the deductive and inductive reasoning. rhetorical aims. Longer essays Students think in spatial terms, rhetorical aims. Longer essays conceptconcept of of functions, functions, graphing, graphing, Students think in spatial terms, include researched arguments about incorporating points, lines, planes, include researched arguments about factoring,factoring, systems systems of of equations, equations, incorporating points, lines, planes, the campus community and about congruence and similarity. The the campus community and about sequences,sequences, series, series, logarithms logarithms and and congruence and similarity. The a global issue. Students continue to students will work with triangles, a global issue. Students continue to conicconic sections. sections. With With the the help help of of students will work with triangles, work with each other to refine their polygons, circles and geometric work with each other to refine their aa graphing graphing calculator, calculator, students students polygons, circles and geometric developing sense of what it means solids. Students learn to approach developing sense of what it means looklook beyond beyond the the simple simple computed computed solids. Students learn to approach to write for an audience. Grammar a problem with a specific goal in to write for an audience. Grammar answersanswers and and seek seek understanding understanding of of a problem with a specific goal in review occurs throughout as issues mind and logically develop the review occurs throughout as issues thesethese concepts concepts graphically graphically as as well well mind and logically develop the emerge out of student writing, and appropriate steps to reach their emerge out of student writing, and asas algebraically. algebraically. (1 (1 credit) credit) appropriate steps to reach their vocabulary instruction focuses on conclusion. Students practice vocabulary instruction focuses on Date:Date: June June 16 16 – – July July 18 18 ​ conclusion. Students practice algebraic manipulation of formulas. words that cancan bebe usedused throughoutthroughout Time:Time: 7:30am 7:30am – – 1pm 1pm algebraic manipulation of formulas. Teachers introduce coordinate the course. (0.5(0.5 credit)credit) Cost:Cost: $660 $660 Teachers introduce coordinate geometry and transformational Date: JuneJune 1616 –– JulyJuly 11 ​ geometry and transformational geometry as time permits. (1 credit) Time: 7:30am –– 1pm1pm EnglishEnglish II II geometry as time permits. (1 credit) Cost: $400 Date:Date: June June 16 16 – –July July 18 18 ​ Cost: $400 *PDS*PDS students students may may only only take take for for credit credit Time:Time: 7:30am 7:30am – –1pm 1pm withwith Division Division Head Head approval. approval. Cost:Cost: $660 $660 Tenth–gradeTenth–grade English English provides provides

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54 SUMMER PROGRAMSPROGRAMS 20142014 Precalculus variety of new vocabulary topics “Rock Solid” Start to Ninth *PDSPrecalculus students may only take for credit arevariety presented, of new andvocabulary students topics learn Grade “Rock Algebra Solid” StartI to Ninth with*PDS Division students Head may approval. only take for credit toare conjugate presented, and and utilize students verbs learn in Grade Algebra I to conjugate and utilize verbs in Ages: Rising 9th grade, returning Thiswith course Division will Head re–examine approval. several new tenses. Students will Ages: Rising 9th grade, returning This course will re–examine writeseveral basic new compositions tenses. Students and simple will PDS students only who have functions studied in Algebra II, PDS students only who have functions studied in Algebra II, dialogueswrite basic and compositions chapter quizzes and simpleand completed Algebra Topics 8 contain an in–depth study of completed Algebra Topics 8 contain an in–depth study of testsdialogues will reinforce and chapter the material quizzes and Start ninth grade Algebra I with trigonometry, explore parametric Start ninth grade Algebra I with trigonometry, explore parametric frequently.tests will reinforce (1 credit) the material confidence and success! This four equations and the polar coordinate confidence and success! This four equations and the polar coordinate Date:frequently. June 16 (1 – credit) July 18​ day refresher course emphasizes system and introduce units day refresher course emphasizes system and introduce units Time:Date: 7:30am June 16 – – 1pm July 18 specific critical skills to help on probability and statistics. specific critical skills to help on probability and statistics. Cost:Time: $660 7:30am – 1pm students feel well prepared and The course will also include an students feel well prepared and The course will also include an Cost: $660 have a strong start to math in Upper introduction of limits and some have a strong start to math in Upper introduction of limits and some School. Topics include integers, calculus concepts that will prepare Review/Non–Credit Courses School. Topics include integers, calculus concepts that will prepare Review/Non–Credit Courses exponents, equations, lines, and a student to take a college–level DBQ Prep for Advanced exponents, equations, lines, and a student to take a college–level DBQ Prep for Advanced polynomials. Snacks, fun, and calculus class. Students will use polynomials. Snacks, fun, and calculus class. Students will use Placement History learning all provided! Just bring the graphing calculator to connect Placement History learning all provided! Just bring the graphing calculator to connect Ages: Rising Grades 9 – 12 a pencil. For more information, algebraic, numerical and graphical Ages: Rising Grades 9 – 12 a pencil. For more information, algebraic, numerical and graphical This class will address writing the contact Beth Ralston at representations of functions. This class will address writing the contact Beth Ralston at representations of functions. document based question (DBQ), [email protected] (1 credit) document based question (DBQ), [email protected] (1 credit) which is a central component of Date: August 5 – 8 (Tues. – Fri.) Date: June 16 – July 18​ which is a central component of Date: August 5 – 8 (Tues. – Fri.) Date: June 16 – July 18 Advanced Placement classes in Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm Time: 7:30am – 1pm Advanced Placement classes in Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm Time: 7:30am – 1pm World History, United States History, Cost: $185 Cost: $660 World History, United States History, Cost: $185 Cost: $660 and European History. Students Limit: 12 and European History. 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Cost:Cost: $660 $660 Time: 8:30 – 10:30am studentsstudents who who have have had had difficulty difficulty Time: 8:30 – 10:30am Cost: $185 withwith Algebra Algebra I Iand and need need to to Cost: $185 Spanish Spanish II II strengthenstrengthen their their command command of of the the Limit: 12 *PDS*PDS students students may may take take for for credit. credit. subjectsubject for for successful successful completion completion of of SpanishSpanish II IIoffers offers the the language language AlgebraAlgebra II. II. learnerlearner continued continued practice practice in in the the Date:Date: July July 7 7 – – July July 18 18 fourfour language language skills: skills: speaking, speaking, Time:Time: 8:15 8:15 – – 10:15am 10:15am listening,listening, reading reading and and writing. writing. A A Cost:Cost: $260 $260

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SAT Preparation Writing The College–Application Study Skills for Parents Ages: Rising grades 10 – 12 Essay Ages: Adults This course is for students who Ages: Rising grades 11 – 12 If your son or daughter struggles in wish to improve their performance Need some expert advice as you polish school and appears to be overwhelmed on the SAT. Students study types that essay? Lacking motivation to get with the amount of work they are of questions found on the test by started? Providence Day Upper School assigned, this workshop will offer various working sample problems and English Dept. Chair, Dr. Clint Crumley, strategies on how to minimize their completing timed tests. Emphasis teaches a workshop that will not only stress and keep them organized and is on vocabulary enrichment, produce at least two full–length essays motivated. Does your son continuously analysis, reading comprehension but will also heighten your writing forget to bring important books or papers techniques and the understanding skills in general. Sessions will include home to study? Does your daughter tell of mathematical concepts including strategies on finding the best topics, you the night before she has a major geometry. Practice materials are on achieving a distinctive voice and math test tomorrow? By October, does included with course registration. on writing that one dazzling sentence your son’s backpack weigh 75 lbs. Date: July 7 – July 18 that suggests ”strong writer” to college including the peanut butter and jelly Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm admissions staff. Workshop size will be sandwich from back in September? If Cost: $350 limited in order for students to benefit this sounds familiar, this workshop will from one–on–one attention. Students help. Study Skills for Parents is designed Sheffield Communication’s will finish the week with completed to help you learn how to better assist Advanced Reading Course college essays, a refreshed sensitivity your middle school and/or upper school student in handling their busy academic Ages: Rising grades 9 – 12 toward syntax and rhetoric, and merited and extracurricular schedule. Effective reading skills are vital to confidence as writers heading into the Topics which will be covered: every student’s success. Sheffield school year. establishing priorities, identifying Communication’s intensive two– Date: July 21 – 25 OR July 28 – August 1 goals and scheduling time; organizing day course is designed to implant Time: 9am – 12pm papers, organizing space and organizing more efficient reading and active Cost: $195 time; interacting and building study as permanent skills. Students relationships with teachers; reading learn specific methods for making Adult Courses and comprehending textbooks; writing classroom and study time more Women’s Self Defense papers; taking and studying notes; productive. Ages: Adult Women Ages: Adult Women taking tests; tracking grades; monitoring The course includes: building Sgt. Irwin Carmichael sponsors highly Sgt. Irwin Carmichael sponsors highly goals; recording progress; recognizing reading speed, adjusting reading effective “Success for Safety” seminars effective “Success for Safety” seminars achievement; using technology to study rate to the content of the material, all over the city to teach women how all over the city to teach women how effectively. improving comprehension and to defend themselves against violent to defend themselves against violent By teaching the techniques offered concentration and learning crime. crime. in this workshop and reinforcing techniques for better retention and The class illustrates the profile of The class illustrates the profile of throughout the school year, your student memory. Students build from their an attacker; the basic principles of an attacker; the basic principles of will be more organized, motivated, present reading ability and progress self–defense; blocking, striking and self–defense; blocking, striking and and willing to take on the academic at their own pace. kicking techniques; defense against kicking techniques; defense against challenges of the new school year. Cost “It has been of great value to me grabs, holds and chokes; home security; grabs, holds and chokes; home security; of the workshop includes a study skills and I would recommend this course Kubaton techniques; and the laws and Kubaton techniques; and the laws and workbook and materials. for everyone.”everyone,” is typical of student legalities of self–defense. Participants This workshop is most effective when both comments. will receive a “Success for Safety for parent and student attend together. There Date: July 21 and 22 Adults” book. All proceeds will go to the is no additional charge for the student(s). Time: 9am – 3pm Battered Women’s Shelter of Charlotte. Date: July 23 (Wednesday only)​ Cost: $270 Date: June 23 Date: Time: 9am – 1pm Time: 7 – 9pm Time: Cost: $100 Cost: $40 Minimum: 15

56 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Welcome to PROVIDENCEPROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL InfoInfo YouYou NeedNeed toto KnowKnow Refund Policy •• EveryEvery efforteffort willwill bebe mademade toto offeroffer andand staffstaff coursescourses asas describeddescribed inin thisthis PDS Summer Programs will be closed July 4, 2014. All campers PDS Summer Programs will be closed July 4, 2014. All campers book. Occasionally, circumstances arise which necessitate a change. If must be the designated age for the course by June 2, 2014. must be the designated age for the course by June 2, 2014. PDS cancels a course for any reason, applicants will receive a full refund. No exceptions. Providence Day School does not discriminate No exceptions. Providence Day School does not discriminate •• If,If, afterafter aa campcamp hashas begun,begun, itit becomesbecomes apparentapparent thatthat thethe SummerSummer on the basis of race, color, creed or national origin in the on the basis of race, color, creed or national origin in the Programs staff has not been made aware of specific medical or emotional administration of its educational policies, admission policies or administration of its educational policies, admission policies or needs that cannot be accommodated, or if the camper is uncooperative any other programs. any other programs. with instructors or a detriment to other students, the camper may be LunchLunch andand SnacksSnacks removedremoved fromfrom anyany currentcurrent oror futurefuture campcamp thatthat she/heshe/he maymay bebe registeredregistered toto (Meals(Meals willwill notnot bebe servedserved JuneJune 3030 –– JulyJuly 4.4. SnacksSnacks andand drinksdrinks attendattend withoutwithout refund.refund. will be available for purchase. Please send a bag lunch with your •• ThereThere areare nono refundsrefunds afterafter AprilApril 3030 exceptexcept forfor coursecourse cancellation.cancellation. InIn campercamper thisthis week.)week.) TheThe diningdining hallhall willwill serveserve breakfastbreakfast (beginning(beginning thethe unusualunusual casecase wherewhere refundsrefunds areare appropriateappropriate (with(with thethe exceptionexception ofof atat 9am),9am), lunchlunch andand snacks.snacks. PDSPDS studentsstudents maymay useuse theirtheir FlikFlik cancelledcancelled courses),courses), therethere isis aa $25$25 processingprocessing feefee perper child.child. accounts in the Dining Hall. (Accounts may be replenished with accounts in the Dining Hall. (Accounts may be replenished with Safety check or cash only in the summer.) All other students must use check or cash only in the summer.) All other students must use •• PDSPDS placesplaces aa highhigh prioritypriority onon providingproviding aa safe,safe, securesecure andand pleasantpleasant cash only. cash only. environmentenvironment wherewhere studentsstudents areare freefree fromfrom distractionsdistractions andand cancan Summer Menu concentrateconcentrate onon schoolschool oror campcamp activities.activities. InIn orderorder toto makemake thisthis possible,possible, Breakfast: AA varietyvariety ofof tastytasty breakfastbreakfast foods.foods. everyevery oneone mustmust knowknow schoolschool policypolicy andand abideabide byby it.it. TheThe school,school, Lunches:Lunches: Salads and Assorted Grab & Go items every day throughthrough thethe SummerSummer ProgramsPrograms Director,Director, reservesreserves thethe rightright toto removeremove fromfrom Monday: FriedFried andand GrilledGrilled ChickenChicken SandwichesSandwiches withwith FriesFries campuscampus anyany personperson whowho negativelynegatively impactsimpacts campcamp oror classclass activities.activities. Tuesday: CheeseCheese andand PepperoniPepperoni Pizzas,Pizzas, VegetableVegetable ofof thethe day,day, •• StudentsStudents areare transportedtransported toto anyany activityactivity offoff campuscampus inin school–approvedschool–approved Pretzel Bites with Cheese Sauce vehiclesvehicles whichwhich meetmeet federalfederal safetysafety standards.standards. AdultsAdults drivedrive schoolschool vehicles.vehicles. Wednesday: HamburgersHamburgers andand HotHot DogsDogs withwith Fries,Fries, VegetableVegetable ofof •• NoNo shoesshoes withwith wheelswheels areare permittedpermitted onon campus.campus. thethe dayday •• TheThe backback gategate onon campuscampus leadingleading toto thethe LansdowneLansdowne neighborhoodneighborhood willwill Thursday: ChickenChicken TendersTenders oror GrilledGrilled ChickenChicken Alfredo,Alfredo, VegetableVegetable remainremain lockedlocked allall day,day, allall summer.summer. ofof thethe day,day, BreadsticksBreadsticks •• CellCell phonephone useuse prohibitedprohibited inin carpoolcarpool area.area. Friday: Assorted Cold Cut Sandwiches, Homemade Chips and Friday: Assorted Cold Cut Sandwiches, Homemade Chips and ExtendedExtended SummerSummer CareCare Ranch Dressing Ranch Dressing •• LocatedLocated inin thethe DiningDining HallHall AtriumAtrium (Fine(Fine ArtsArts building),building), PDSPDS offersoffers aa fullfull A concession stand located near the lower athletic fields will be A concession stand located near the lower athletic fields will be rangerange ofof extraordinaryextraordinary extendedextended carecare forfor children.children. Mrs.Mrs. HelenHelen Blair,Blair, PDSPDS open each morning from 10 – 10:30 a.m. for the convenience of open each morning from 10 – 10:30 a.m. for the convenience of Extended Day veteran teacher, has put together a program that will ensure the campers in that area of the campus. the campers in that area of the campus. thatthat childrenchildren willwill havehave fun,fun, safe,safe, variedvaried activitiesactivities asas theythey arrivearrive toto beginbegin Drop–Off/Pick–Up Procedures theirtheir daysdays oror afterafter theythey completecomplete afternoonafternoon courses.courses. Snacks,Snacks, lotslots ofof activityactivity •• UnlessUnless otherwiseotherwise specifiedspecified inin thethe catalog,catalog, allall studentsstudents shouldshould bebe choiceschoices (games,(games, crafts,crafts, books,books, outdooroutdoor play,play, etc.)etc.) andand closeclose supervisionsupervision areare dropped off and picked up in the front circle near the sign reading hallmarks of this program. "Visitors"Visitors andand Admissions."Admissions." TurnTurn rightright atat thethe stopstop signsign andand pleaseplease •• TheThe centralcentral locationlocation forfor drop–offdrop–off andand pick–uppick–up isis thethe DiningDining HallHall atriumatrium do not park and leave the car unless asked to by staff. Please locatedlocated inin thethe FineFine ArtsArts building.building. ChildrenChildren maymay arrivearrive atat 77 a.m.a.m. oror later.later. cooperatecooperate withwith thethe instructionsinstructions ofof thethe SummerSummer ProgramsPrograms staffstaff Staff will walk campers to their first camp or class. Instructors will bring who are monitoring traffic flow. childrenchildren backback toto ExtendedExtended CareCare atat eithereither 33 oror 44 p.m.p.m. wherewhere theythey willwill havehave aa •• ParentsParents shouldshould enterenter thethe schoolschool throughthrough thethe SardisSardis RoadRoad snacksnack andand havehave supervisedsupervised activityactivity andand playplay time.time. RegistrationRegistration forfor extendedextended entrance.entrance. ALLALL driversdrivers shouldshould observeobserve thethe 1010 MPHMPH campus–widecampus–wide summersummer servicesservices isis onon thethe registrationregistration form.Thereform.There isis nono carecare otherother thanthan speedspeed limit.limit. PleasePlease useuse extremeextreme cautioncaution inin thisthis areaarea becausebecause during the hours listed below. childrenchildren exitexit andand enterenter carscars duringduring thethe day.day. •• EarlyEarly morningmorning andand after–programafter–program carecare isis offeredoffered onon aa weeklyweekly basis.basis. TheThe •• InIn thethe eventevent thatthat thethe ThorThor GuardGuard LightningLightning DetectionDetection SystemSystem hashas hours are 7–9 a.m. and 3–6 p.m. (Please note: Some courses end at 3 soundedsounded andand isis inin effecteffect duringduring carpool,carpool, camperscampers willwill remainremain p.m.; others end at 4 p.m.; a few end at 11 a.m.) insideinside thethe buildings.buildings. ParentsParents maymay choosechoose toto comecome insideinside toto pick–pick– •• ChildrenChildren mustmust bebe 44 yearsyears oldold oror olderolder forfor thethe lunch,lunch, beforebefore andand after–after– up their child. program care. •• InIn orderorder toto provideensure thefor thesafety safety of all, of parentsall, parents should should not notbring bring •• ThereThere isis nono extendedextended carecare thethe weekweek ofof JulyJuly 2828 –– Aug.Aug. 1.1. children to programs more than 10 minutes ahead of time or children to programs more than 10 minutes ahead of time or ExtendedExtended SummerSummer HoursHours && RatesRates (Summer(Summer 2014)2014) Late fee: A late fee of $10 pick them up more than 10 minutes after camp. If parents do not pick them up more than 10 minutes after camp. If parents do not per ten-minute1 hour will be increments charged if will parents be charged do not ifarrive parents by thedo not6 pm arrive pick–up by the 6 arrive by the appointed pick–up time, the child will be taken to the arrive by the appointed pick–up time, the child will be taken to the pmtime. pick–up time. extendedextended carecare atriumatrium andand aa feefee ofof $10$10 perper hourhour willwill bebe assessed.assessed. •• AnyAny childchild whowho willwill notnot bebe pickedpicked upup byby her/hisher/his parentparent MUSTMUST Before Care 7am ​​​ – 9am $60 ​​​ per wk have written permission to ride with someone else.This Between Care 11am ​​​ – 12pm ​​​ $30 per wk permission must be presented to the camp leader the first day of Lunch Care 12 ​​​ noon – 1pm ​​ $30 per wk class. class. (Lunch(Lunch carecare isis includedincluded forfor studentsstudents whowho signsign upup forfor bothboth amam && pmpm classes)classes) •• CampersCampers whowho signsign upup forfor ONLYONLY aa morningmorning OROR anan afternoonafternoon classclass maymay eateat lunchlunch onon campuscampus inin thethe DiningDining HallHall underunder After Care 3pm ​​​ – 6pm $90 ​​​ per wk supervisionsupervision butbut mustmust paypay aa feefee asas listedlisted onon thethe registrationregistration sheet.sheet. After Care ​​​ 4pm – 6pm $60 ​​​ per wk •• ChildrenChildren whowho areare signedsigned upup forfor bothboth morningmorning andand afternoonafternoon JuneJune 3030 –– JulyJuly 44 weekweek ratesrates (Camp(Camp closedclosed JulyJuly 4)4) classesclasses willwill bebe takentaken toto andand supervisedsupervised atat lunchlunch carecare andand playplay Before Care ​​​ 7am – 9am ​​​ $50 per wk timetime forfor nono charge.charge. LunchLunch isis notnot provided.provided. Between Care 11am ​​​ – 12pm ​​​ $20 per wk Lunch Care 12 ​​​ noon – 1pm $20 per wk After Care ​​​ 3pm – 6pm ​​​ $70 per wk After Care ​​​ 4pm – 6pm $50 ​​​ per wk To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 57 58 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 Directions to Providence Day School From 1-77 North and South Take Tyvola Road Exit, heading east. As you process past the South Park area, Tyvola Road becomes Fairview Road. After crossing Providence Road, Farview Road will become Sardis Road. At the second light (Rama Road/Sardis Road intersection) bear right. Providence Day School’s main entrance is located on your right, approximately 300 yards. From 1-85 and the Charlotte/Douglas International Airport Take Billy Graham Parkway East, toward I-77 South. Bear right onto Tyvola Road/Coliseum exit. After passing over I-77 bridge, Tyvola Road becomes Fairview Road. After crossing Providence Road, Farview Road will become Sardis Road. At the second light (Rama Road/Sardis Road intersection) bear right. Providence Day School’s main entrance is located on your right, approximately 300 yards. From Uptown Charlotte Take 3rd Street heading south. Make a left onto Queens Road and at the next intersection turn right onto 4th Street; 4th Street becomes Randolph Road after one block. Continue approximately 4 miles until Randolph dead ends into Sardis Road. Turn left onto Sardis Road. At the next light (Rama Road/Sardis Road intersection) bear right. Providence Day School’s main entrance is located on your right, approximately 300 yards.

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