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Play. Learn. Create SUMMER2014 play.AT learn. PROVIDENCE create. DAY SCHOOL To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 1 play.play. learn. create. WEEK 1: JUNE 2 – 6 WEEK 3: JUNE 16 – 20 COURSE NAME AGE TIME PPAGEAGE COURSE NAME AGE TIME PPAGEAGE Building Dinos B&G 4 – 6 PM 34 Annie B&GBG 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 KidsKid’s 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 VideoVideo Game Makers B&G rg 5 – 9 AM/PM 38 Keyboarding B&G 8&up PM 23 WrestlingWrestling 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 SeSew,w, Sew Fun II B&G rg 5 – 8 AM 26 Jungalbook B&GBG rg rg 3-10 3-10 AM/PM 50 Sleepover G 7–12 PM 27 Kidz TV B&G rg 1– 5 PM 49 SpectaculaSpectacular,r, 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 VVideoideo 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 SeSew,w, 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 TTennisennis and Swim B&G 4&UP4&up AM 16 play.play. 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 2 SUMMER PROGRAMS 20120144 Providence Day School | 5800 Sardis Road | Charlotte, North Carolina 28270 | 704.887.7006 SUMMER PROGRAMS 2014 To register online visit www.providenceday.org 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 To register online visit www.providenceday.org | 704.887.7006 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 3 play. learn. create. WEEK 6: JulyJUL Y7 7– –11 11 WEEK 7: JulyJUL Y14 14 – –18 18 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.
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