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KKidsids CollegeCollege Grades Pre-K- Dress-up Tea Party Grades 1-2 (LLC 5487) Kindergarten It’s Tea Time! Dramatic play is a very important S.T.E.M. Kids - Build It way for preschoolers to learn about social (LLC 5447) S.T.E.M. Beginnings interactions while dressing up in fancy party (LLC 5486) clothes, setting an elegant table and sitting Build fun, simple structures in a hands-on with friends to share child-friendly tea and learning environment. Students will build Preschoolers will explore each component of cookies with real china tea sets, table clothes, a different project each day, making use of S.T.E.M.; Science, Technology, Engineering and decorations. We’ll make fancy tea party recycled materials and everyday items as they and Math. Monday begins with a look at hats, hold a pink-carpet runway show, decorate learn foundational skills in engineering. simple science and a number of experiments cookies and enjoy all the tea-time stories that TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main using common household items that can go with a fancy tea party. be repeated at home. On Tuesday explore June 11-14 $99 TY1 9a.m.-Noon W Main technology from the preschool perspective, TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main along with talk about screen time and safety. June 20 $24 Wednesday features building and structures July 9-12 $99 and other engineering aspects relatable to preschool years. Thursday will wrap up with Kids in the Kitchen Simple Machines (LLC 4352) math. Each 90 minute session will give (LLC 4030) Young engineers will be fascinated building participants ample time to socialize as they Little minds will be cooking up a storm. simple machines using Lego’s newest kits. learn in small group activities as well as Children will enjoy stories and activities Each session will encourage team building as individual exploration. designed to foster learning preschool skills students will work in teams to build a simple TY1 9-10:30a.m. M-R Main in this interactive kitchen themed camp. machine. A different project will be completed June 4-7 $89 Delightful, nut-free snacks will be created and each day. enjoyed as part of this camp. TY2 9-10:30a.m. M-R Main TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main TY1 9-11a.m. M-R Main June 18-21 $89 July 9-12 $89 July 16-19 $59 TY2 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main July 30-Aug. 2 $89 Little Mad Scientist! (LLC 5299) We are looking for scientists to conduct some fun experiments. We will create a variety of simple science experiments which will include Check out our variety making slime and Oobleck. of all-new S.T.E.M. TY1 9-11a.m. M-R Main programs this June 11-14 $89 Summer!

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S.T.E.M. Kids - Solids, Grades 3-5 Liquids & Gas (LLC 5448) Explore the exciting world of S.T.E.M. in this Explore the World Through hands-on class featuring a different experiment Virtual Reality (LLC 5446) each day. Students will combine simple liquids to form a gas, transform a liquid into a solid, Students in this class will learn how to and use fi lters to separate mixtures in this fun, use virtual reality, which allows people to scientifi c discovery environment. interact with simulated objects in virtual environments as if they are real. Using special TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main 3-D eyeglasses and a stylus, students will be June 18-21 $99 able to “touch” and manipulate virtual objects in a stunning interactive experience. During TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main this class, students will use virtual reality to July 16-19 $99 explore subjects like science, human anatomy and physics. S.T.E.M. Kids - TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main Power It (LLC 5449) June 11-14 $99 Mythbusting Kids (LLC 4992) Wind power, solar power, battery power and TY4 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main more. Students will explore how wind, solar Students explore science by testing common and batteries can make objects move with fun, July 30-Aug. 2 $99 “myths” with fun, often messy, experiments. simple projects. Build a wind powered boat, an Kids will learn all about the scientifi c method air powered rocket, observe solar panels and French for Kids (LLC 5202) as they investigate science concepts like inertia, mass, energy and light. During their battery powered motors as they make objects Bonjour!, Salut! and Allô! Youngsters will enjoy move. experiments, students will collect data, clues learning the basics of a new language in this and other information to separate truth from TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main introductory French course. Designed for those myth and fi nd out what is really fact or fi ction. with little to no prior knowledge of French, June 25-28 $99 TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main topics include French greetings, alphabet, TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main numbers, colors, days of the week, months June 18-21 $99 July 23-26 $99 and more. This fun and friendly course guides students through an introduction to the French Young Engineers Camp Language using a variety of games, songs and Spanish with hands-on activities. (LLC 4085) Grandparents (LLC 5470) TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main Build a different project each day. Young engineers will love this hands-on camp with Buenos dias ninos y ninas. Explore a new June 11-14 $99 language and build communication skills. This projects students can design and build with class will introduce adult/child teams to the TD1* 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main everyday materials. Whether a balloon powered car or a crush resistant package, your child will basics of the Spanish language and many June 11-14 $49 commonly used phrases. Enjoy learning to gain knowledge of the team work and creativity used by teams of engineers when designing speak a new language and receive one course *For each paid registration in Section TY1, one book per enrollment team. Teams may consist and refi ning these hands-on projects. All member of the same household can register for supplies will be included in camp cost. of up to two children and one adult family Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49. Both member. Adios. Note: Please enroll under sections meet at the same time, in the same TY1 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main adult’s name. classroom. June 18-21 $89 T1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main TY2 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main July 9-12 $99 June 25-28 $89 All About PC’s for Kids (LLC 5305) Students will learn basic skills during this fun, Note! hands-on introduction to computers. They will begin with the basics of understanding when Students should be dropped off no to right click or left click, and how to create, earlier than 10 minutes before a class save and manage fi les. Students will also begins. Students are to be picked how to use a word processor to create and edit documents. In addition, they learn how up immediately at class dismissal to navigate the internet safely, and will be time. Please walk students directly to introduced to Microsoft Offi ce programs such classrooms and pick up at classroom. as Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. TY1 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main June 18-21 $149

Young Crime Solvers- Camp Improv (LLC 4294) Let’s Make a Game CSI Kids (LLC 4470) A great, creative camp designed to inspire (LLC 5306) Students become CSI detectives as they solve youngsters with Improv Acting. Students will Use your imagination to create your very own a series of mysteries using forensic science. enjoy exercises designed to develop acting games. During this fun class, students will This fun class features engaging, hands-on skills while teaching youngsters how to be create their own board games, card games, activities with real scientifi c tools that show positive, listen to others, take risks and work action games, and simple computer games kids how science can help solve a crime. within a team environment. from start to fi nish. Students will design, build, Some of the activities will include learning TY1 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main test and play their own games complete with about fi ngerprints, eye-witness testimony, DNA July 16-19 $99 original artwork, graphics and game pieces. analysis, analyzing tires tracks and casting TY1 10a.m.-Noon M-R Main footprints. July 30-Aug. 2 $149 TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main Spanish for Kids (LLC 935) Buenos dias ninos y ninas. Explore a new June 25-28 $99 language and build communication skills. This 3D Printing Camp class will introduce students to the basics of (LLC 5163) Robolab with Grandparents the Spanish language and many commonly Young students will be enthralled with the (LLC 3720) used phrases. Students will enjoy learning to speak a new language and receive a course opportunity to explore the world of 3D printing, Participate in an exciting afternoon of activities book they may keep. Adios. where the possibilities seem endless. which foster teamwork and engineering skills Students will learn about the world of 3D with the Lego Robotics system. Adult and TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main printing, have an opportunity to print a 3D child teams will enjoy building a robot and July 16-19 $99 project of their own, and tour the JJC Makerlab participating in fun activities – such as working in this technology-rich camp. TD1* 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main together to make your robot complete a course TY1 1-4p.m. W Main with the fastest and most accurate path. July 16-19 $49 Enrollment per adult/child team. Teams may June 13 $29 consist of child and any adult family member. *For each paid registration in Section TY1, one TY1 1-4p.m. M Main member of the same household can register for July 2 $44 Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49. Both sections meet at the same time, in the same classroom. Simple Electronics with Snap Circuits® (LLC 4944) Spanish for Kids II Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics (LLC 3375) easy and fun! Students will enjoy working with Con mucho gusto! The fun continues. This their very own Snap Circuits kit as they build class will continue to build on the basics of the a simple project in class and learn how to use Spanish language. Students will enjoy working the Snap Circuit System. Each student will to build new vocabulary and exploring their receive a Snap Circuit Kit (Suggested Retail: new language. Please bring materials from $34.95) capable of building over 100 basic Spanish for Kids I. electronic projects so they can continue the fun at home. TY1 9-11a.m. M-R Main TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M Main July 23-26 $99 July 2 $49 TD1* 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main July 23-26 $49 The Science of Seeing (LLC 5445) *For each paid registration in Section TY1, one This hands-on class lets students use science member of the same household can register for to discover new ways to “see.” Students in this Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49. Both class will use a variety of cool tools including sections meet at the same time, in the same microscopes, telescopes, digital cameras, classroom. sonar, laser light and ultraviolet light. These tools will allow students to discover the hidden worlds of the very small and the very large. TY1 1:30-3:30p.m. M-R Main July 9-12 $99

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Grades 3-8 Kids Voice (LLC 5423) Enjoy a creative and collaborative class that combines story creation and narration. Students will work in groups to create and narrate a group animated story. They will learn about story structure, adding detail, expression and projection as they create a collaborative piece. Please note the June 7 class will meet from 9-10 a.m., as students will present their work to an audience of families. TY1 9-11 a.m. M-R Main June 4-7 $89

Video Game Camp (LLC 4737) This creative camp is designed to teach video Image courtesy: Black Rocket game enthusiasts how to design and build App Attack! (LLC 4829) Drone Adventures their own video games. This hands-on camp is designed to teach kids the principles of game Take the fi rst steps into the world of mobile (LLC 5471) design and systems thinking in an engaging app design and customize your own game app! The Drones are here! Let the battles begin. In and fun environment. During camp students Using a specialized app & game development this hands-on, interactive class you will learn will utilize several online Flash based systems tool, students will explore the world of web- how to fl y and drive drone robots. Working in that require no coding or programing skills. based (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to teams you will be able to code your drone to Video games will be accessible online so learning the basics of mobile app design and compete in missions that will prepare you for family and friends can enjoy student games. game development, you will also see fi rsthand the ultimate team challenge at the end of the how the world of App publishing functions. TY1 Noon-3p.m. M-R Main week. Students will work in pairs or teams for Student-created apps will be accessible most of the program. June 11-14 $149 on a private site and can be played on any TY1 1-4p.m. M-R Main mobile device or computer. Publishing to App TY2 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main Stores not included. No prior experience is June 18-21 $224 July 9-12 $149 necessary and students do not need to own TY2 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Make Your First 3D Video Students will work in pairs or teams for most June 25-28 $224 of the program. Returning students can create TY3 1-4p.m. M-R Main Game! (LLC 4962) more advanced projects that build on previous In this Black Rocket classic, you will go well years. July 16-19 $224 beyond the limitations of the traditional 2D TY1 1-4p.m. M-R Main TY4 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main game design classes and create an immersive 3D world. Students will learn the physics June 11-14 $224 July 23-26 $224 behind 3D games, explore beginner event scripting, level design, controlling the fl ow of Code Breakers (LLC 5309) Learn Computer gameplay, and storytelling. Student created Calling all future coders, programmers, Programming (LLC 4821) games will be available on a password & designers! Learn the basics of coding protected Black Rocket website to share with This hands-on camp teaches students the languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS basic concepts of computer science and friends and family. Students will work in pairs through a series of web projects and design or teams for most of the program. programming. This camp is designed to teach challenges each day and be on your way to kids the principles of programming in an TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main becoming the next tech star! Whether you engaging and fun environment. Kids begin June 11-14 $224 want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the by playing simple games that introduce core high school student who just made $1 million programming logic. Students then move on to dollars for programming in his room, this use programs like Scratch, Alice, Tynker and course has the essentials you need to begin AgentCubes. The focus is on learning very your journey. Projects will be available on a basic concepts like understanding how to Black Rocket website to share with friends and sequence commands, identify patterns, use family. Students will work in pairs or teams for procedures, and utilize loops. This camp is most of the program. Returning students can designed for beginners. Programing languages, create more advanced projects that build on like BASIC, C+, and Java, will not be covered. previous years. TY1 12:30-3:30p.m. M-R Main JJC is partnering with Black Rocket to offer TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main a variety of Digital Arts classes. June 25-28 $149 June 18-21 $224

Crazy for Bath Bombs Laser Cutting Camp (LLC 5478) (LLC 5304) Love bath bombs? Join this adult/child team See a laser cutter in action and create a small hands-on class and make bath bombs of your laser cut project. Time will be devoted to safety own. Our instructor will guide you through skills and laser cutting techniques. the steps of making scent fi lled bath bombs TY1 1-4p.m. W Main that you can recreate at home. Special focus will be given to using toxic free ingredients. June 20 $29 Enrollment is per adult/child team. TY1 10a.m.-Noon T City Center Code Your Own July 10 $44 Adventure! Interactive TY2 6-8p.m. T City Center Storytelling (LLC 5474) Watch as the characters in your imagination Jr. Chef Camp July 10 $44 (LLC 5476) come to life in this unique course that blends classic storytelling with animation techniques Join in three days of culinary creativity with Jr. Baker’s Camp and coding. Start with a concept, design the one of JJC’s chefs from the Culinary Arts (LLC 5477) characters, and choose not just one ending, Department. Prepare pizza dough, sauce and but many! Learn how to create your own sauté vegetables to create a vegetable pizza. Young bakers will delight in preparing culinary text-based adventure games with variables, Make homemade pasta and ricotta from delights with one of JJC’s chefs from the conditional logic, images, HTML, CSS, and scratch along with ravioli and garlic bread Culinary Arts Department. Starting with pastry JavaScript. Students will work in pairs or teams sticks. The fi nale will be a culinary fi esta with cream featuring cream puffs and eclairs, for most of the program. guacamole, salsa, chips, tortillas and tacos/ followed by a day of pie baking, and wrapping TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main nachos. up with homemade ice cream and cones. This TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-W City Center camp is sure to be a treat. July 16-19 $224 TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-W City Center July 9-11 $159 ® July 16-18 $159 ROBLOX Makers Advanced 3D Video Coders Entrepreneurs! Game with Unity (LLC 5472) Let’s Make A Website! (LLC 5475) Are you ready to take your game design skills (LLC 4825) Discover how to code in the Lua language while to another level? With Unity, an industry grade During this class students will build their playing and designing worlds in ROBLOX®, an design software, aspiring game designers will own personal websites. These websites online universe where you can create anything learn level editing, 3D modeling, intermediate can focus on any student interest including: you dream of. This new class combines game event scripting, and the impact of game play family, pets, sports, video games, movies or design concepts, coding, and fun! Young on user experience. Student-created games music. Students will use simple drag and drop entrepreneurs will also learn how to navigate will be available on a password protected software to create webpages, so no complex Roblox’s fast growing marketplace to publish Black Rocket website to share with friends and programing is required. Children will learn their games. Student-created games will be family. Students will work in pairs or teams for how to build webpages, create hyperlinks, and available on a password protected Black most of the program. add photos and videos to their websites. In Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main addition, students will be introduced to basic HTML and CSS concepts. most of the program. July 9-12 $224 TY1 9a.m.-Noon M-R Main TY1 1-4p.m. M-R Main July 23-26 $224 App. IO: Make Your July 16-19 $99 First Multiplayer App! (LLC 5473) The hottest new Apps are IO apps! If your child likes to play Agar.io or Slither.io they will love this class! Become the creator of the next viral web app and share with family and friends! In this class, you will explore the most popular .IO apps, design your own multiplayer experience and learn how to code your own app. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. TY1 1-4p.m. M-R Main July 9-12 $224

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Join the challenge! Become a member of an all-girl engineering team that will design and build a variety of solar powered model cars in this three-day camp. Th is challenging camp will provide girls in GRADES 6-8 with an opportunity to learn about solar energy and engineering.

Funding for this program has been provided by an WORKSHOPS ARE AVAILABLE Exelon Constellation E2 Energy to Educate grant. IN JUNE, JULY & AUGUST.

Th is 3-day camp will be held from 9a.m.-3:30p.m. at Joliet Junior College Main Campus, 1215 Houbolt Rd., Joliet, IL 60431 Register online at: www.jjc.edu/LLC *Enrollment in this program will be given priority to District 86 female students.

Grades 6-8 Magic Camp (LLC 5302) Calling all wizards! Come join the fun-fi lled Explore the World Through world of magic. Students will learn to perform simple tricks to amaze their family and Virtual Reality (LLC 5446) friends. In addition to learning their own tricks, Students in this class will learn how to students will also discover the secrets behind use virtual reality, which allows people to some of magic’s greatest illusions. Each interact with simulated objects in virtual student will also go home with their own magic environments as if they are real. Using special wand, gimmicked cards and other magic props. 3-D eyeglasses and a stylus, students will be TY1 12:30-3:30p.m. M-R Main able to “touch” and manipulate virtual objects in a stunning interactive experience. During June 4-7 $159 this class, students will use virtual reality to explore subjects like science, human anatomy Cupcake Madness (LLC 5311) and physics. Have fun creating cute, contemporary TY1 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main cupcakes! No previous decorating experience June 4-7 $99 required. All supplies will be provided. This course is designed for students ages 12 TY3 12:30-2:30p.m. M-R Main and up. Child/Parent/Grandparent teams July 23-26 $99 are welcome; enrollment price is per person. Register early; space is limited. T1 1-3:30p.m. T City Center June 5 $34

JJC is partnering with zSpace to offer virtual reality workshops.

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Robolab Camp/Engineering (LLC 921) Young engineers will work in teams as they TTECHNOLOGYECHNOLOGY CCAMPAMP design and build robots using the Lego Robotics. Students will learn basic building and programming techniques as they work on projects that will build in complexity each day GRADES 6-8 of this camp. TY1 9a.m.-noon M-R Main Session 1: July 17-19 June 25-28 $149 Session 2: July 24-26

Time: 8a.m.-4p.m. Location: Main Campus Fee: $75 (includes lunch & T-shirt) Hands-On S.T.E.M. Activities!

Image courtesy: Black Rocket EXPLORE CAREER PATHWAYS IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION: Python Programmers: •Automotive • Architecture, Engineering & Construction • 3D Printing Make Your Own • Computer Aided Design & Drafting (CADD) • Electrical • Industrial Maintenance Technology Multiplayer Game! (LLC 5479) • Manufacturing • Orthotics & Prosthetics Technology • Robotics • Welding YouTube, Google, Instagram and Spotify - what do they have in common? They were created with Python. Learn how to code with Python and create your fi rst multi-player adventure To register, visit www.jjc.edu/LLC game. Each lesson takes you step-by-step to start you on a programming path that will let Technology Camp (LLC 5480) you challenge friends with fun a game you built Camp Improv (LLC 4294) from start to fi nish! Take a three-day fascinating journey into the A great, creative camp designed to inspire world of technology. This hands-on camp TY1 1-4p.m. M-R Main youngsters with Improv Acting. Students will taught by JJC technology instructors will inspire enjoy exercises designed to develop acting June 25-28 $224 young minds to explore the possibilities in skills while teaching youngsters how to be the multifaceted fi eld of technology. Students positive, listen to others, take risks and work French for Kids (LLC 5202) will have the opportunity to learn about many within a team environment. areas of the world of technology and potential TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main Bonjour!, Salut! and Allô! Youngsters will enjoy career paths. Hands-on experiences will learning the basics of a new language in this include Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive, July 23-26 $99 introductory French course. Designed for those Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD), with little to no prior knowledge of French, 3D Printing, Architecture, Engineering, and 3D Innovations Camp topics include French greetings, alphabet, Construction, Orthotics and Prosthetics, numbers, colors, days of the week, months Industrial Maintenance Technology, Electrical, (LLC 5167) and more. This fun and friendly course guides and Robotics. Whether using the virtual welder, What could be more fascinating than the students through an introduction to the French making foot impressions or studying pneumatic opportunity to print a 3D masterpiece? This Language using a variety of games, songs and power students will be amazed by their journey camp will give students the opportunity to hands-on activities. into the world of technology. explore the world of 3D printing. Students will be introduced to a simple 3Dprinting software TY2 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main TY1 8a.m.-4p.m. T-R Main program, learn how to search for 3D printable June 11-14 $99 July 17-19 $75 objects on the Internet, and ultimately create TD2* 9:30-11:30a.m. M-R Main TY2 8a.m.-4p.m. T-R Main a simple 3D printed project. This camp will June 11-14 $49 also feature the JJC MakerLab where students July 24-26 $75 will also have the opportunity to learn about additional 3D technologies, such as a laser *For each paid registration in Section TY1, one cutter and mini milling machine. member of the same household can register for TY1 1-4p.m. R Main Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49. Both sections meet at the same time, in the same June 14-28 $129 classroom.

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High School Introduction to Veterinary Medical Technology (LLC 119) This course is designed to explore the many opportunities available to students Secrets of Great DDigitali ital pursuing a degree in veterinary technology. Photography (LLC 3391) Careers including small animal medicine, Are you looking for an intensive hands-on large animal medicine, research, exotics, workshop that will overhaul your picture-taking Songwriting for High wildlife rehabilitation, and education will be abilities? This eight-week course will give you overviewed. Field trips to various facilities that solid photography skills that will improve the Schoolers (LLC 5424) employ technicians are included in the course quality of your pictures. Topics will include Is there a song inside you, waiting to get out? curriculum. Please note, ending times for class camera basics and exposure, composition, Learn introductory lyric writing techniques in on fi eld trip days may vary. Students will also low-light conditions, landscapes and nature, this class designed for beginners. Our friendly be required to complete 60 hours of on-the- people and family, sports and technical tips, instructor will introduce song structure, which job volunteer work by the end of the course. and equipment for the serious photographer. includes the introduction, verse and chorus. This course can be used as an alternative to Students will take photos between sessions This course will incorporate a variety of the 100-hour of veterinary experience required and bring to class for discussion. DSLR genres. Students will enjoy this creative class for admittance to the veterinary technology camera suggested. and use instructor guided group critique and program at Joliet Junior College. Must be 18 or TY1 1:30-4:30p.m. T Main collaboration techniques to develop lyric writing older to register for this class. skills. T1 Noon-4p.m. T Main June 5-July 31 $214 TY1 4:30-6p.m. M-R Main May 29-June 26 $495 (No class July 3) June 11-14 $99 2018 Nursing Exploration Day!

Register early! . Th is program is off ered only for JUNIORS and SENIORS in Space is limited partnership with local high schools! Cost is $20 to attend. Tuesday, June 12th 8:30a.m. - 3:30p.m

A Day in the Life of Nursing at JJC If you are considering a career in nursing, come see fi rst-hand our state-of-the-art facility; get feedback from some of our current nursing students and get a sneak preview of actual nursing classes. If a career in nursing is for you, then make JJC your 1st choice!

Nursing Exploration Day will be held at: Joliet Junior College’s Main Campus - Building U, Room U-1024, 1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL 60431 Register online at www.jjc.edu/LLC

Pizza Workshop for Teens (LLC 5481) Learn how to make great pizzas at home. CCulinaryulinary CampCamp You will learn how to make pizza dough, san marzano tomato sauce, stretch and press out the pizza dough to create your own delicious fforor TTeenseens pizzas. You will also learn how to make a neopolitan style calzone. (LLC 3600 TY1) TY1 9a.m.-3p.m. R City Center This camp is for high school students who want to learn how to prepare and present artful meals. June 14 $99 They will learn safe knife skills, how to roast, grill and braise meats, and pastry techniques from a Pasta Workshop certifi ed executive pastry chef. The cost is less than $12 per instructional hour which is a great for Teens (LLC 5482) price to have the opportunity to learn from Learn how to make fresh handmade pasta in JJC’s award-winning executive chefs. this hands-on culinary workshop. The recipes Fee includes chef coat. will include fettuccine with sun-dried tomato cream sauce, sautéed chicken with fresh July 23-26 (Monday-Thursday) Learn from basil and tomatoes in a garlic wine sauce with JJC’s award-winning paparadelle pasta and ricotta fi lled pasta with 8:30a.m.-3:30p.m. Executive Chefs! basil pesto. City Center • $299 TY1 9a.m.-3p.m. R City Center June 28 $99 Register online at: www.jjc.edu/LLC Ethnic Cuisine for Teens (LLC 5483) Explore Greek, Italian and Spanish Cuisine. Recipes will include Greek Chicken with rosemary garlic potatoes, Wild mushroom risotto and Chicken and Seafood Paella a la Valenciana. TY1 9a.m.-3p.m. M City Center July 9 $99 Register early! Space is limited. Find Your Fit - Teens (LLC 4655) Choosing a career track can be very confusing. Join this highly interactive class designed Fire, EMS & Law Enforcement especially for high school students. Get to know what you like to do, and how to earn a living doing it. In this class you will spend time Career Exploration Day! engaging in activities that are core essentials to each of the six major business career groups and six major career personality types. Th is program is only off ered for high school JUNIORS and SENIORS. You will also be given exercises that focus on the 17 basic job skills that ALL business Students will learn about all of the rewarding career pathways during professionals must have to be successful. You will be introduced to many resources that can a one-day camp at Joliet Junior College. Cost is $20 to attend. help you continue to move forward, long after the class has ended. This class will help you explore your options and focus on a goal. Wednesday, June 20th TY1 5:30-8:30p.m. T Main July 17 & 24 $64 9a.m. - 3p.m Location: JJC’s Main Campus - Building U, 1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL 60431 To register, visit www.jjc.edu/LLC

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