2017 Summer Education Camps

Temple University 2017 Summer Education Camps

Temple University has been offering summer camps for more than 25 years at our convenient Ambler suburban campus. This year, we are excited to bring our camps to Temple’s Main Campus and the Center City campus! All camps are available to youth between the ages of 8 and 17, during the months of June, July and August. Most camps are one-week, full-day camps from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., however some shorter camps and longer camps are available. In addition, camps with a residential Temple University Summer Camps provide a wonderful opportunity for youth to learn component are also available. about a specific area of interest, experience a college campus and have lots of fun at the same time. Camp sessions will be offered at Temple University Ambler (580 Meeting- house Road, Ambler, PA), Temple University Main Campus (1801 N. Broad Street, Phila- delphia, PA) and Temple University Center City (1515 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA). Camps for 2017 include: Ev3 Lego Mindstorms Robotics American Girl Doll Camp App Attack Create Your Own Cartoons and Comics Film and TV Camp Gamemaker Geocaching Interior Design Lego Mindstorms NXT Robotics Minecraft Designers Music and Voice Production SeaPerch Robotics And much more! TUA Campus: Pages 3 to 12 Main Campus: Pages 13 to 16 TUCC Campus: Pages 17

For more information about Temple University Summer Camps, call the Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education at 267-468-8500 or email us [email protected].

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Participants will receive an Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Summer Camps Offered at American Heart Association Robotics for Beginners Temple University Ambler two-year certification card upon (Ages 10 to 14) (TUA) successful completion. Discover the Lego® Mind- 580 Meetinghouse Road, Instructor: Amanda Gehringer, storms™ NXT Robotics kit to Ambler, PA 19002 EMT-B create incredible robot inven- Owner and BLS Instructor, tions. Learn to combine Lego® Precious Minutes CPR & Safety WEEK OF pieces, motors, sensors and Training, LLC computer software to create JUNE 19, 2017 Mon., June 26, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. moving robots that react to $125 • TUA (Fri., June 23) light, avoid obstacles and do all NOTE: No discounts apply to this sorts of amazing things! Camp- Babysitting Training Camp camp. ers will work in cooperative (Ages 11 to 15) learning groups. Gamemaker (Ages 12 to 16) Instructor: Andrew Hollstein Like every other important Teacher, North Penn School job, babysitting takes skill and Impress your friends by learning how to make video games District hard work. In this American 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $325 • TUA Red Cross Babysitter’s Train- using the Gamemaker software. You will begin creating games ing camp, boys and girls learn NEW all of the ins and outs of being almost instantly with a simple drag and drop interface. Cre- Bookmaking and successful babysitters. Discover Publishing (Ages 8 to 12) all of the tricks of the trade, ate multi-level arcade games including safety and security, through a systematic process. Attention story lovers! Discover first aid basics, age-appropriate Bring a flash drive to camp. Suit- the principles of what makes a play and activity planning, and able for girls and boys who have great story and how to put your effective child management. critical thinking skills and enjoy stories together. Learn how to Instructor: Staff, American working on a computer. use dialogue and publish your Red Cross Instructor: Eileen Spaniak book at the end of camp. This Fri., June 23, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Teacher, Chichester High School is a great introduction to the $125 • TUA 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA world of writing for any budding NOTE: No discounts apply to novelist! this camp. Shoot for the Stars: Teen Instructor: Matt Mullen Leadership (Ages 13 to 17) Teacher, Archbishop Ryan 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA WEEK OF This camp is designed for enthu- siastic teens who are interested JUNE 26, 2017 in developing leadership skills, NEW realizing their potential, and Awesome Artists (M-F, June 26 to 30) (Ages 8 to 12) developing a sense of purpose. American Heart Association Through hands-on activities, Explore the wonderful world of Heartsaver CPR AED and First you will discover what leader- art through use of an array of me- Aid (Ages 11 to 15) ship entails, learn the necessary diums. Create, design and learn skills to be a good leader, and in an artful way. Create life-size This camp covers cardiopul- identify your strengths. See how drawings, learn to paint, sculpt, monary resuscitation (CPR) you can make a difference lo- and design through the art of and choking relief for adults, cally and nationally and practice collage, and much more! children, and infants. Campers being a good leader. Instructor: Staff will also learn how and when Instructor: Lauren Bullock, MS 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA to use an automated external Leadership Development defibrillator (AED). In addi- Program tion, the Heartsaver First Aid Director, Temple University teaches critical skills needed 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA to respond to and manage first aid emergencies in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives.

Take a Dive (Ages 8 to 12) NEW NEW Code Breakers Percy Jackson and the Dive into the world of marine (Ages 8 to 10) Olympian Series biology and oceanography! (Ages 10 to 14) Campers will dissect a real Calling all future coders, pro- shark, participate in a fisher- grammers, & designers! Learn Explore the world of Percy Jack- man’s challenge, examine the the basics of coding languages son and the Greek mythology! anatomy of a fish, learn the like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS We will focus on the first two nov- ancient technique of gyotaku or through a series of web projects els in the series Percy Jackson “fish rubbing”, learn to survive and design challenges each day and the Lighting Thief and Percy at sea with a homemade solar and be on your way to becoming Jackson and the Sea of Mon- still, and make your own subma- the next tech star! Whether you sters. Campers will participate rine. In addition, you will come want to be the next Mark Zucker- in a variety of activities based face-to-face with some unique berg or the high school student on ancient Greek mythology and sea creatures, complete a squid who just made $1 million each of the novels. On the last dissection, and examine many dollars for programming in his day, campers will enjoy a party weird wonders that live under bedroom, this camp has the es- with trivia and Greek style snacks the sea and much more! Note: sentials you need to begin your and are encouraged to dress up This is a 4-day camp session. journey. Projects will be avail- as their favorite character from Instructor: Staff, Science able on a website to share with the books. Explorers friends and family. Students will Instructor: Jami Hill M-Th., June 26 to 29 work in pairs or teams. Elementary Education Major and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $355 • TUA Instructor: Staff Greek Mythology Enthusiast NOTE: No discounts apply to this 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUA 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $185 • TUA camp. WEEK OF Keep Calm and Get Crafting! (Ages 8 to 12) NEW JULY 3, 2017 App Attack! (Ages 8 to 10) Discover your inner artist! This Take the first steps into the (W-F, July 5 to 7) camp is all about creating your world of mobile app design and (No camps July 3 and 4) own wearable art pieces and in- customize your own game app! credible crafts to decorate your Using a specialized app & game NEW room. Create various jewelry, development tool, students Make Your First Video hair accessories, bags, purses will explore the world of web- Game! (Ages 8 to 10) and more using magazines, metal, buttons and fabric. Also, based (HTML5) mobile apps. In Learn to make your video game addition, you will discover how decorate your room with coast- in this one-of-a-kind class that ers, picture frames and other the world of App publishing shows you the keys to designing functions. Student-created apps artwork that can be displayed your first 2D platformer game. using recycled goods. will be accessible on a private Conceptualization, play experi- site and can be played on any Instructor: Staff ence, level design, graphics, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $185 • TUA mobile device or computer. sounds, and simple coding are Publishing to App Stores not just some of the concepts that NEW included. No prior experience is we’ll explore. No prior experi- necessary. Students will work in Mix It Up – Wacky World of ence necessary, just a desire Science (Ages 8 to 12) pairs or teams. to have fun. Student created Instructor: Staff games will be available on a Join us for a fun-filled week of 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUA password protected website to science! Each day, we’ll explore share with friends and family a different topic including (games are only compatible on Kitchen Chemistry, Roc Docs PC computers). Students will (Geology) and Forensics. work in pairs or teams for most Instructor: Staff, Science of the program. Explorers Instructor: Staff 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $275 • TUA 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $215 • TUA NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp.

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NEW Week 2 campers continue to Harry Potter: Calling All FSI: Hungry for Heist strengthen their case and finish Muggles (Ages 8 to 12) (Ages 8 to 12) with criminal sentencing in a Unlock the Chamber of Secrets mock trial where the accused The most valuable artifact on to the Wizarding World of Harry face their accusers. Will the campus, the cookie jar, has been Potter. Discover the magic of deceased receive justice? Or will broken and its contents have “The Boy Who Lived” through the suspect be released by lack gone missing! This classic case fun and challenging book of evidence? You decide. discussions, trivia, games, of who-done-it, mixed with a Instructor: Staff, Temple herbology classes, and more. game of cat and mouse will keep University College of Science of Step outside the classroom to campers on their feet until the Technology learn and practice Quidditch. vandalizing thief is caught! Junior Week 1 only New to the world of Harry Pot- Forensic Investigators are invited July 10 to 14 ter? Fear not; an overview of the to follow a trail of clues for an 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $425 (plus series will be given, allowing exciting build of case through $20 materials fee) • TUA witches and wizards of all levels gathering evidence. Fingerprint Weeks 1 and 2 to participate. dusting, ink chromatography, July 10 to 21 Instructor: Elise Woods, Edito- hair analysis and cracking the 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $625 (plus rial Assistant, Pearson VUE DNA code all point the finger at $20 materials fee) • TUA the pottery perpetrator. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA Instructor: Staff, Temple Uni- versity College of Science and NEW CompuKids (Ages 8 to 12) Color Your Summer! Interior Technology Decorating for Teens What’s the difference between 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $225 (plus (Ages 13 to 17) bits and bytes? Are you inter- $20 materials fee) • TUA ested in software and hard- Are you looking to redecorate ware? Receive an introduction your room? Perhaps you’re con- WEEK OF to the world of computers and sidering a future career in Interior the various programs that can JULY 10, 2017 Design. In this camp, you will assist you in making these tasks learn about color harmony and easier! Write a report or story (M-F, July 10 to 14) coordination and the elements using Word. Produce a presenta- and principles of design. Create a NEW FORMAT! tion with PowerPoint. Learn to design journal and make fun proj- FSI: Forensic Science Goes record and calculate data with ects for your room, living room or to Court (Ages 13 to 17) Excel. Explore math and read- other places in your home. Instructor: Beth Conley ing games on the internet. A burning car, multiple missing Instructor: Kate Paquette Teacher, Chichester High School persons, dry bank accounts and Teacher, Chichester School 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA suspects galore – this murder District mystery is not for the faint of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA heart. Campers will partici- NEW pate in laboratory techniques Ev3 Beginner Robotics commonly used in the forensic Lego Camp (Ages 10 to 14) industry, as well as examine Learn to build, program and a mock crime scene. The ac- modify a Lego Mindstorm Ev3 cumulation of evidence through Robot! During the week, camp- drug analysis, blood spatter ex- ers will work in teams to create a amination, fire debris composi- Lego Ev3 robot designed to carry tion testing and other practices out missions and compete in take part over a two weeks of unique competitions. investigation. Both weeks are Instructor: Andrew Hollstein encouraged for the full experi- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $375 • TUA ence. Week 1 campers conclude their initial investigation by acting as the Grand Jury by es- tablishing probable cause and screening criminal indictments.

Fairy Tale Mock Trial NEW SeaPerch Robots (Ages 8 to 12) Code Breakers (Ages 10 to 14) (Ages 11 to 14) Brothers Grimm, Grimm and 2-week camp session Andersen is the best law firm Calling all future coders, pro- SeaPerch is an innovative under in the fairy tale realm, and grammers, & designers! Learn water robotics program. Working represents some of the most the basics of coding languages in groups, you will build an un- memorable court cases; The like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS derwater Remotely Operated Ve- Genie vs. Aladdin, Cinderella through a series of web projects hicle (ROV) while learning about vs. the Stepmother, The King vs. and design challenges each day robotics, engineering, science Puss in Boots. Join their legal and be on your way to becoming and mathematics (STEM). Build- team and take on different roles the next tech star! Whether you ing a SeaPerch ROV teaches the in our daily trials. Prepare your want to be the next Mark Zucker- basics of ship and submarine legal arguments, opening state- berg or the high school student design and encourages students ments, and witness questions. who just made $1 million to explore naval architecture Will you play Puss in Boots or dollars for programming in his and marine and ocean engineer- prove his innocence? Will you bedroom, this camp has the es- ing. Teams will test their robots, prove that Jack stole the golden sentials you need to begin your competing in multiple challenges harp, or save Rapunzel from the journey. Projects will be avail- in the campus pool (campers do witch Gothel? This is a fun way able on a website to share with not need to get in the pool; no to develop and practice the abil- friends and family. Students will swimming abilities are required). ity to speak in front of a group, work in pairs or teams. Instructor: Staff, Temple Uni- as well as to understand an Instructor: Staff versity College of Science and argument and defend your side. 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUA Technology Instructor: Betty Ohanian 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $575 • TUA 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA WEEK OF (+ $20 comp. lab fee) JULY 17, 2017 NOTE: This is a 2-week camp ses- NEW sion from July 17 to 28. App Attack! (Ages 11 to 14) (M-F, July 17 to 21) Take the first steps into the Solve This! (Ages 10 to 14) world of mobile app design and Creative Writing for Teens Campers will learn about and customize your own game app! (Ages 13 to 17) apply problem solving abili- Using a specialized app & game ties in order to solve a various development tool, students Express your thoughts in short stories, poetry, personal essays, number of problems. Campers will explore the world of web- will have the opportunity to based (HTML5) mobile apps. In and other genres in our fun, sup- portive atmosphere, designed to work on individual projects as addition, you will discover how well as work as part of a team in the world of App publishing bring out your style! Learn from each other’s work and receive order to solve these problems functions. Student-created apps within a limited time period. will be accessible on a private feedback from the instructor. Bring a flash drive, your ideas, Have fun while building a sturdy site and can be played on any model bridge or constructing a mobile device or computer. energy and creativity! Instructor: Matt Mullen crash proof car and participate Publishing to App Stores not 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA team building activities that will included. No prior experience is engage you both physically and necessary. Students will work in mentally. pairs or teams. Instructor: Kyle Badman Instructor: Staff Graduate Student, Marywood 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUA University 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA

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Film and TV Camp space. An active imagination is NEW (Ages 8 to 15) a must for this camp! Minecraft™ Designers Instructor: Staff (Ages 11 to 14) Are you interested in act- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA ing? Would you like to work If you love the game Minecraft, behind the scenes as a camera and always wanted to design Exploring Science operator, director or a special your own world, this class is for (Ages 8 to 12) effects creator? Learn basic and you! Learn how to create a cus- advanced levels of acting for Can you make a square bubble, tom map, the basics of creating film, television, commercials, or bounce an egg? Can you make 3D models using a new software news anchoring and even music a superball out of glue? Yes, you to design your very own objects, videos! Learn about camera can! Make a film canister rocket how to build with Redstone and operation, shot setup, script that can fly two stories high and Command blocks, and create writing and more. Discover the create an egg capsule to protect custom textures for you to import wide variety of careers available it as it is dropped off the second at home or share with friends. in film and TV. floor balcony. Design a roller To access their project at home Instructor: Staff, Wickline coaster for a marble. This and students, must own a PC/MAC Casting much more! Come explore the version of Minecraft. Students 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $325 amazing world of science! will work in pairs or teams. (+ $20 materials fee) • TUA Instructor: Darlene Wenhold Instructor: Staff NOTE: No discounts apply to this Retired School Teacher 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUA camp. Orders will be taken for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA professionally edited DVDs avail- WEEK OF able for purchase. NEW Minecraft™ Modders JULY 24, 2017 Gamemaker (Ages 10 to 12) (Ages 11 to 14) (M-F, July 24 to 28) Impress your friends by learn- Use your favorite game to learn ing how to make video games the basics of modding and foun- Music and Voice Production using the Gamemaker software. dations of programming. Learn Camp (Ages 13 to 17) You will begin creating games scripting and logic statements Discover the amazing world of almost instantly with a simple as you create your first mods! the recording industry. Develop drag and drop interface. Cre- Introductory coding will also be your skills in songwriting, music ate multi-level arcade games taught through a simulated en- recording, voice-overs and au- through a systematic process. vironment inspired by Minecraft. dio equipment operation. Cre- Bring a flash drive to camp. Suit- Student projects will be avail- ate your own songs and voice able for girls and boys who have able on a password protected scripts and work as both talent critical thinking skills and enjoy website to share with friends and and/or crew on fun projects working on a computer. family. To access their project such as voice commercials, TV Instructor: Eileen Spaniak at home students must own a and radio announcements and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA PC/MAC version of Minecraft. even recording your very own hit Tablet, phone, and game console song! This camp was created by Create Your Own Comics versions of Minecraft are not two-time Grammy Nominated and Cartoons (Ages 8 to 12) compatible. Students will work in Music Producer, James Cravero. pairs or teams. Instructor: Staff, East Coast Instead of watching cartoons Instructor: Staff Recording Co. on Saturday morning, learn 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUA techniques to create your very 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $325 own! Explore how to invent char (+$35 materials fee) • TUA acters and develop a storyline. NOTE: No discounts apply to this Learn to apply different drawing camp. Campers will receive one techniques so you can illustrate audio CD with all of their camp your comic strip or cartoon. recordings. Concentrate on facial expres- sions, drawing unique characters, writing letters in bubbles, and illustrating perspective and

Leadership and Service Take the Stage! NEW Experience for Teens (Ages 10 to 14) Minecraft™ Modders (Ages 13 to 17) (Ages 8 to 10) Putting on a play is more than Youth who actively engage in just costumes, applause and Use your favorite game to learn community service and take on stage bows. This camp provides the basics of modding and foun- leadership roles at school and a chance for youths to get their dations of programming. Learn in their communities make a feet wet with theater. Learn scripting and logic statements real difference and contribute what an audition is like and as you create your first mods! to a better world. During this walk through a mock audition. Introductory coding will also be one-week experience, students Play theater games that develop taught through a simulated en- will participate in community confidence and build improv vironment inspired by Minecraft. service projects that can help skills. You’ll learn monologues Student projects will be avail- fulfill graduation requirements and short scenes and choose able on a password protected as well as provide a great way to a piece to perform for parents website to share with friends and boost your college application. at the end of the week. Anyone family. To access their project You will also learn how to build who has an interest in theater is at home students must own a leadership skills, define your encourage to attend this camp. PC/MAC version of Minecraft. personal goals, and develop the No experience necessary. Tablet, phone, and game console tools necessary to achieve your Instructors: Emily McVittie- versions of Minecraft are not goals. Start thinking about your Phillips, Temple University compatible. Students will work in future and what lies ahead after Education Graduate pairs or teams. graduation. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA Instructor: Staff Instructors: Wanda Lewis- 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUA Campbell, Ed.D. Creative Writing Assistant Dean for Student Life, (Ages 8 to 12) NEW Temple University Ambler Minecraft™ Designers Express your thoughts in short and Michelle Morales-Whiting (Ages 8 to 10) Finance and Operations Coordi- stories, poetry, personal essays, nator, Temple University Ambler and other genres in our fun, sup If you love the game Minecraft, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $325 • TUA portive atmosphere, designed to and always wanted to design bring out your style! Learn from your own world, this class is for each other’s work and receive you! Learn how to create a cus- Webmasters: HTML and tom map, the basics of creating Dreamweaver (Ages 10 to 14) feedback from the instructor. Bring a flash drive, your ideas, 3D models using a new software Learn how to design and build energy and creativity! to design your very own objects, multimedia rich Web pages Instructor: Matt Mullen how to build with Redstone and using HTML. Topics include the 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA Command blocks, and create dos and don’ts of Web design; custom textures for you to import how to format text; add color, at home or share with friends. backgrounds and graphics. To access their project at home Then, discover a set of tools for students, must own a PC/MAC creating websites using Adobe version of Minecraft. Students Dreamweaver. Campers should will work in pairs or teams. bring headphones and a flash Instructor: Staff drive to show off your personal 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUA web site and a creative mind. Basic computer experience is required. Instructor: Staff 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA

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WEEK OF Wilderness Survival Camp Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT (Ages 13 to 17) Robotics: Robot Battles JULY 31, 2017 (Ages 10 to 14) Have what it takes to be an (M-F, July 31 to August 4) outdoor survivor? Discover the Prerequisite: Lego Mindstorms world of wilderness survival NXT Robotics for Beginners, or Screenwriting and using ancient skills and modern equivalent experience Moviemaking for Teens tools. Campers are challenged Join us for some intense head- (Ages 13 to 17) to build natural shelters, are to-head competitions, but we 2-week camp session introduced to outdoor naviga- will not destroy each other’s tion and signaling, learn how to robots as you see in typical Attention all movie lovers! pack for adventures with their “battle bots.” Competitions Join us for a 2-week camp and families, and practice the se- will include battles like Sumo discover how to put together a crets of invisibility and stealth. Robots and Robot Jousting. screenplay, from the basics of Skills are woven into each day Campers will learn more ad structuring your story to final- camps storytelling, discussions, vanced building and program- izing your masterpiece. Learn and team challenges. Each day ming while coordinating with about character development, will include hands-on activities, other teams. how to create storyboards, discussion and a team activity. Instructor: Andrew Hollstein and more. In the second week, Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures Inc. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $345 • TUA campers will work in teams to 1 to 4 p.m. • $185 • TUA film some of the scripts, edit the *Register for both camps (morning Introduction to Photoshop footage, and take home a digital CS6 (Ages 10 to 14) copy of the film! and afternoon) offered in partner- Instructor: Matt Mullen ship with GeoVentures and receive Artists, photographers, and a $10 discount, per camp. No addi- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $525 (+ $20 designers rely on Adobe tional discounts apply to this camp. materials fee) • TUA Photoshop for top-notch image creation and editing. Discover NOTE: This is a 2-week camp ses SeaPerch Robots: Level II sion from July 31 to August 11. (Ages 10 to 14) the most effective ways to use Photoshop. Topics will include GeoCaching (Ages 13 to 17) Prerequisite: SeaPerch Robots understanding the Photoshop I camp or participation in a work-space, re-sizing, rotating Geocaching is a worldwide trea- school-based robotics program and cropping images, correcting sure hunt that utilizes a hand This advanced camp incorporates color, retouching images, and held GPS unit, a good set of eyes various technologies into the con- more. Campers will have oppor- and a bit of hiking. It’s a real-life struction and competition of your tunities to work with their own adventure game where puzzles SeaPerch. Working in groups, you existing photos or capture new and challenges await you at each will build an underwater Remotely ones for use in their projects. turn. Experienced staff will guide Operated Vehicle (ROV) while Instructor: Staff you as you learn how to use GPS learning about robotics, engineer- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA for geocaching, explore the out- ing, science and mathematics doors as you search for hidden (STEM). Teams will test their containers, and design your own robots, competing in multiple geocaching course. challenges in the campus pool Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures Inc. (campers do not need to get in 9 a.m. to Noon. • $185 • TUA the pool; no swimming abili- *Register for both camps (morn ties are required). Prizes will be ing and afternoon) offered in awarded based on design, plan- partnership with GeoVentures and ning and competition skills. receive a $10 discount, per camp. Instructor: Staff, Temple Uni- No additional discounts apply to versity College of Science and this camp. Technology 9 a.m to 4 p.m. • $575 (+ $20 comp. lab fee) • TUA NOTE: This is a 2-week session from July 31 to August 11.

Drawing Dynamics WEEK OF Film and TV Camp (Ages 8 to 12) AUGUST 7, 2017 (Ages 8 to 15) Unleash your imagination Are you interested in act- through art! The fundamentals (M-F, August 7 to 11) ing? Would you like to work of shape, design and composi- behind the scenes as a camera tion will be covered through the Debate for Teens: The Art of operator, director or a special use of pencils, pastels and char- Arguing (Ages 13 to 17) effects creator? Learn basic and coal. Take these skills and warp Do you want to learn how to bet advanced levels of acting for them to match your very own ter express your oral thoughts film, television, commercials, imagination and personality. and ideas? This camp will news anchoring and even music Instructor: Staff explore arguing in a civilized videos! Learn about camera 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA way. Students will learn how to operation, shot setup, script research and create a well- writing and more. Discover the ALL NEW DOLLS! thought-out argument. You will wide variety of careers available American Girl Doll Camp also learn how to be persuasive in film and TV. (Ages 8 to 12) Instructor: Staff, Wickline when orally presenting the in- Casting Travel through history with your formation. Debate topics can be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $325 (+ $20 favorite American Girl doll! You picked on a wide scale and the materials fee) • TUA and your doll will enjoy a week debate process will be taught complete with crafts, scrap and executed within the camp. NOTE: No discounts apply to this booking, games, creative writing Instructor: Betty Ohanian camp. Orders will be taken for activities and more! We’ll focus 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA professionally edited DVDs available for purchase. on specific historic periods re- flective of some of the American NEW Girl dolls in order to discover Sphero Robots Fashion & Machine Sewing Camp (ages 9 to 14) what life was like growing up (Ages 10 to 14) during those times. From Felicity Discover an exciting new camp Whether you have a budding to Josefina to Samantha to Kit, that will introduce you to the fashionista that craves to make you can expect everything from world of robotics and program- her own trendy dress with her delightful tea parties to histori- ming. Sphero Robots are very own sense of style or a crafty cal and literary fun that will last unique! You can drive them kid interested in learning how throughout the ages! The week around like remote control car to create a one-of-a-kind purple will conclude with a tea party on grass, roads, in the pool, unicorn, then this camp for you! perfect for girls and their dolls. and almost any surface! They With a plethora of on trend sew Instructor: Kate Tiedeken can perform jump tricks like a ing patterns to choose from and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA skateboard. The Sphero is also bolts and bolts of tempting fab- a game, where you can play tag, ric and material, every camper NEW golf and fight virtual zombies will have ownership in what Potions, Powders and on your phone with the robot. they choose to make. Instruc Polymers (Ages 8 to 12) Campers will complete chal- tors will work with all campers Is it science or magic? Create lenges with a Sphero robot and to ensure that they are being erupting foam monsters, conduct a mobile device. Campers must taught the necessary and appro amazing air pressure experiments, have their own mobile device priate skills. Skills range from dig for hidden treasures, and in- (smartphone or tablet) that can learning how to use the sewing vestigate the science of illusions. access either the Apple iStore, machine to measuring, pinning, We’ll also reveal many myster- or the Android App Store. cutting and then putting pat- ies of science as we investigate Instructor: Andrew Hollstein terns together. Gain confidence creepy creatures, learn troll tricks, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $425 • TUA and ownership in whatever you create! All supplies, fabrics and capture a rainbow in a bottle, con- Fee includes the cost of the Sphero duct lab test, and muchmore! materials are included. Robot for campers to take home at Instructor: Staff, The Handwork Instructor: Staff, Science Explorers the end of the camp session. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $355 • TUA Studio 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $485 • TUA NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp.

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NEW NEW NEW Handwork Camp Beyond the Pages Book Make Your First 3D Video (Ages 8 to 12) Club (Ages 10 to 12) Game! (Ages 11 to 14) Explore the world of needle-arts. Summertime! Time to play, Discover how to develop a game During this workshop, campers explore, learn life lessons, and concept that goes well beyond will have fun sharing stories and enjoy yourself! All which can the limitations of the traditional laughs while working on a wide be found between the pages 2D game design classes and array of unique projects. Camp- of Temple Ambler’s Book Club create an immersive 3D world. ers will learn useful skills such Camp. We will explore different Campers will learn the phys- as, hand-sewing, embroidery, genres and participate in hands- ics behind 3D games, explore knitting, weaving, needle-felting on activities that make up this beginner event scripting, and much more! Campers are al- interactive week! Camp also level design, controlling flow ways free to express themselves includes shared and personal of gameplay, and storytelling. and are enveloped in creativity reading time, thoughtful discus- Student created games will and fun. Whether refining skills sion and focused art projects. be available on a password or learning brand new ones, Instructor: Deanna Form protected website to share with this camp is sure to delight! All Tutor and Substitute Teacher friends and family. Students will supplies, fabrics and materials 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA work in pairs or teams. are included. Instructor: Staff Instructor: Staff, The Handwork WEEK OF 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUA Studio 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $445 • TUA AUGUST 14, 2017 NEW Minecraft™ Animators History through Board (M-F, August 14 to 18) (Ages 11 to 14) Gaming: Modern Warfare Bring your favorite Minecraft (Ages 8 to 12) Interior Design for Teens in Mind (Ages 13 to 17) characters to life in an animated Discover more about a series of short film! Learn how studios Discover more about the Interior strategy games recreating deci- like Pixar and Disney make mov- Design industry. Learn the fun- sive battles fought during World ies like Inside Out and Frozen by damentals of design and layout, History. These board games using techniques like keyfram- how to create a floor plan and include but are not limited to, ing, tweening, texturing, and basic furniture arrangement. Stratego, Risk, Confusion, and animating rigged 3D models! Choose a room that you want Battle Cry. These are easy-to- Student projects will be avail- to focus on and create a design learn board games in which able on a password protected board geared to your individual players use there wit and skills website to share with friends decorating styles and prefer- to conquer enemies and occupy and family. You do not need to ences. territory. Each day will feature a own a Minecraft account to use Instructor: Marie Dantonio different battle from critical mo- the software in this class. Stu- Teacher, Chichester High School ments in World History. Camp- dents will work in pairs or teams 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA ers will then have the opportu- for most of the program. nity to recreate or even modify Instructor: Staff the strategies they learned on 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUA their own “fields of battle”. The games featured in this camp are intended to be played on an introductory-level suitable for beginning gamers who are also interested in history. Instructor: Darlene Wenhold 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA

Jedi Academy Camp (Ages 8 to 12)* The Force is strong within you, but more training you require before a true Padawan you can become. Campers learn the way of the Jedi through games and team challenges. Discover the secrets of far-away galaxies, how to navigate the wilds of Naboo, how to detect and allude galactic forces, and make and properly handle your own lightsaber. Join us - the Rebel Alliance needs you! Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures Inc. 9 a.m. to Noon. • $185 • TUA *Register for both camps (morn Passion for Painting Experience the Magic! ing and afternoon) offered in (Ages 10 to 14) (Ages 10 to 14) partnership with GeoVentures and receive a $10 discount, per camp. Take a creative journey and de- What could be more fun than No additional discounts apply to velop your painting skills. Learn learning magic? Spend the week this camp. step-by-step how to break down having fun and learning how to shapes to create a larger image, do some amazing magic tricks. Spy Training Camp techniques of brushes and ap- Campers will learn not only se (Ages 8 to 12)* plication of paint, and basics of crets, but also the importance of color theory and mixing. Create developing a presentation to go Are you the world’s next Super and take home your finished along with each trick. Learn how Spy? After assuming your paintings and leave with the to generate ideas for stories new secret identity and being knowledge that will allow you to and plot lines and discover how debriefed, your spy training will continue painting on your own. to tap into your own creativ begin and include becoming All painting supplies and materi- ity. Campers will amaze their an expert in the art of disguise, als are included in the camp. families and friends with their code-breaking, surveillance, Instructor: Janice Truskey clever sleight-of-hand and have stealth and leaving no trace. As Professional Artist and Art a chance to perform at the end a team, learn to solve high-level Instructor of the week. crimes, navigate challenging 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $335 Instructor: Richard “Baba” obstacle courses and try to Cahoone Professional magician discover the double-agent. After What’s the Problem? and clown training, you’ll be ready to take (Ages 8 to 12) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $335 • TUA on the world’s worst bad guys. Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures Inc. Learn to solve various problems 1 to 4 p.m. • $185 • TUA using your creativity. Working in *Register for both camps (morn- teams, campers will be given a ing and afternoon) offered in task and specific items, but lim- partnership with GeoVentures and ited time to complete the task. receive a $10 discount, per camp. Learn how to communicate with No additional discounts apply to each other by sharing ideas on this camp. the creation of a finished project. Activities include building a tower to retain a tennis ball and creating a safe car for your crash dummy. Boys and girls will love this hands-on camp! Instructor: Kyle Badman 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • TUA

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NEW Summer Camps Offered at WEEK OF Minecraft™ Designers Temple University Main JUNE 26, 2017 (Ages 8 to 14) Campus (TU Main) 1801 North Broad Street, (M-F, June 26 to 30) If you love the game Minecraft, Philadelphia, PA 19122 and always wanted to design Broadway Triple Threat your own world, this class is for (Ages 13 to 21) WEEK OF you! Learn how to create a custom map, the basics of creating JUNE 19, 2017 The highly-focused, six-day program is designed for young 3D models using a new software actors in two age categories, 13 to design your very own objects, Summer Dance how to build with Redstone and Program (Ages 8 to 18) to 15 and 16 to 21, who want to advance their talent and artistry Command blocks, and create A special summer opportu- in singing, dancing and acting, custom textures for you to import nity for participants in Modern with the goal of developing into at home or share with friends. Dance and Ballet Techniques a “triple threat.” The program is To access their project at home or for dancer at an equivalent based on the highly acclaimed students, must own a PC/MAC skill level. musical theater intensive, version of Minecraft. Students T/Th, June 20 to July 25 Broadway Triple Threat NYC, will work in pairs or teams. Instructor: Staff 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Temple Music Preparatory. Tuition: $210 • MAIN Time • June 26 to July 1 • MAIN 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • MAIN NOTE: No discounts apply to Residential Fee: $1,595 this camp. Commuter Fee: $845 WEEK OF For questions and registrations, NOTE: No discounts apply to JULY 3, 2017 contact 215.204.1512 or this camp. [email protected]. For questions and registrations, (W-F, July 5 to 7) contact 215.204.1512 or (No camps July 3 and 4) Institute of Reading [email protected]. Development (All Ages) Temple Summer Robotics The Institute of Reading Devel- NEW (Grades 9 to 12) Minecraft™ Modders opment is dedicated to helping Design, construction and fly a (Ages 8 to 14) students develop strong reading quad rotor Unmanned Aerial skills, and to making good Use your favorite game to learn Vehicle (UAV) made from the books a central and vital part of the basics of modding and foun- childhood favorite construction their lives. dations of programming. Learn materials-K’NEX parts. Use of Session 1: June 21 to July 22 scripting and logic statements the K’NEX parts allows for easy Session 2: July 26 to Aug 26 as you create your first mods! design and construction, as well MAIN Introductory coding will also be as modifying the design “on the For pricing and more information, taught through a simulated en- fly.” This program will introduce or to enroll by phone, please call vironment inspired by Minecraft. students to basic concepts (800) 857-8936 or visit temple. Student projects will be avail- of electrical and computer readingprograms.org. able on a password protected engineering. It will also provide NOTE: No discounts apply to the website to share with friends and extensive laboratory experience Institute of Reading Development family. To access their project where the students will build programs. at home students must own a autonomous, programmable PC/MAC version of Minecraft. mobile robots also give a good Tablet, phone, and game console overview of the different special- versions of Minecraft are not ties within the fields of electrical compatible. Students will work in and computer engineering. pairs or teams. July 5 to August 4 Instructor: Staff 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • MAIN $550 • MAIN NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp.

Ph-Italy: Italian Cultural Heritage in Philadelphia (Grades 9 to 12) This program brings Italy to you! Students explore how Italy has contributed in shaping the city of brotherly love. Through an interdisciplinary and interactive course of study, students will be exposed to and learn about Italian culture through history, politics, economics, art, architecture, and foodways. July 10 to 14 • MAIN Residential $1,500 Commuter: $700 NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp. For more information, contact [email protected] or call 215-204-2712.

NEW WEEK OF Women’s Engineering App Attack! (Ages 8 to 14) Exploration JULY 10, 2017 (Grades 10 to 12) Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and (M-F, July 10 to 14) This is an exciting, one-week customize your own game app! summer program for female Using a specialized app & game Summer Owl Leadership high school students enter- development tool, students will Experience (SOLE) ing their sophomore, junior, explore the world of web-based (Grades 11 and 12) or senior year. Events are designed to foster interest in (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition Participants take a college credit the engineering profession and to learning the basics of mobile course, engage in leadership to increase awareness of state app design and game develop- training, visit professional enter- of the art research in the field of ment, you will also see firsthand prises, and explore Philadelphia. Bioengineering, Civil, Environ- how the world of App publishing Students that complete the college mental, Electrical and Mechani- functions. Student-created apps course successfully and later enroll cal engineering. will be accessible on a private at Temple as a first-time, full-time site and can be played on any July 10 to 14 • TIME freshman, will receive a $4,000 $500 • MAIN mobile device or computer. tuition grant ($1,000 per year for Publishing to App Stores not four years), as long as a minimum NOTE: No discounts apply to included. No prior experience is cumulative grade-point average this camp. necessary and students do not of 3.0 is maintained, as well as For more information, contact need to own a smartphone or continuous full-time status. [email protected] or call tablet to take the class. Students July 10 to 28 • MAIN 215-204-2712. will work in pairs or teams. Residential $3,995 Instructor: Staff Commuter A: $2,495 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $215 • MAIN Commuter B: $1,995 NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp. For more information, contact [email protected] or call (215) 204-2712.

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NEW NEW WEEK OF Make Your First Video Adventures in Animation Game! (Ages 8 to 14) (Ages 8 to 10) JULY 24, 2017 If you love playing video games, 2-week camp session (M-F, July 24 to 28) this is the camp for you! Make In this animation workshop, your first video game in this learn about hand drawn NEW one-of-a-kind class that shows animation, story boarding, and Adventures in Animation you the keys to designing character design. The approach (Ages 8 to 10) your first 2D platformer game. to animation will be hands on 2-week camp session Conceptualization, play experi- and art centered. Discover the In this animation workshop, ence, level design, graphics, basics of animation such as learn about hand drawn sounds, and simple coding are storytelling, timing and pacing animation, story boarding, and just some of the concepts that and creating characters as well character design. The approach we’ll explore. No prior experi- as a few tricks to save time and to animation will be hands on ence necessary, just a desire make your film look better. This and art centered. Discover the to have fun. Student created is a 2-week, half-day camp. basics of animation such as games will be available on a Instructor: John Serpentelli storytelling, timing and pacing password protected website to MORNING SESSION and creating characters as well share with friends and family 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $375 • MAIN as a few tricks to save time and (games are only compatible on NOTE: This is a 2-week camp make your film look better. This PC computers). Students will session from July 10 to 21. is a 2-week, half-day camp. work in pairs or teams for most Instructor: John Serpentelli of the program. NEW MORNING SESSION Instructor: Staff Adventures in Animation 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $375 • MAIN 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • MAIN (Ages 11 to 14) NOTE: This is a 2-week camp NEW 2-week camp session session from July 24 to August 4. Minecraft™ Animators In this animation workshop, (Ages 8 to 14) learn about hand drawn NEW animation, story boarding, and Adventures in Animation Bring your favorite Minecraft character design. The approach (Ages 11 to 14) characters to life in an animated to animation will be hands on 2-week camp session short film! Learn how studios and art centered. Discover the In this animation workshop, like Pixar and Disney make mov- basics of animation such as ies like Inside Out and Frozen by learn about hand drawn storytelling, timing and pacing animation, story boarding, and using techniques like keyfram- and creating characters as well ing, tweening, texturing, and character design. The approach as a few tricks to save time and to animation will be hands on animating rigged 3D models! make your film look better. This Student projects will be avail- and art centered. Discover the is a 2-week, half-day camp. basics of animation such as able on a password protected Instructor: John Serpentelli storytelling, timing and pacing website to share with friends AFTERNOON SESSION and creating characters as well and family. You do not need to 1 to 4 p.m. • $375 • MAIN own a Minecraft account to use as a few tricks to save time and NOTE: This is a 2-week camp the software in this class. Stu- make your film look better. This session from July 10 to 21. dents will work in pairs or teams is a 2-week, half-day camp. Instructor: John Serpentelli for most of the program. Instructor: Staff AFTERNOON SESSION 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • MAIN 1 to 4 p.m. • $375 • MAIN NOTE: This is a 2-week camp session from July 24 to August 4.

WEEK OF Debate for Teens: The Art WEEK OF of Arguing (Ages 13 to 17) JULY 31, 2017 AUGUST 7, 2017 Do you want to learn how to bet- (M-F, July 31 to August 4) ter express your oral thoughts Summer Songwriting and ideas? This camp will Intensive (Ages 15 to 17) NEW explore arguing in a civilized For high school students and up Creative Writing way. Students will learn how with intermediate piano skills. (Ages 8 to 12) to research and create a well This one-week summer program thought-out argument. You will Express your thoughts in short offers students the unique op- also learn how to be persuasive stories, poetry, personal essays, portunity to use their creativity to when orally presenting the in- and other genres in our fun, sup compose songs using technol- formation. Debate topics can be portive atmosphere, designed to ogy. The program consists of picked on a wide scale and the bring out your style! Learn from listening, analyzing, and dis- debate process will be taught each other’s work and receive cussing various types of songs, and executed within the camp. feedback from the instructor. and recording original music. Instructor: Betty Ohanian Bring a flash drive, your ideas, Students will learn how to use 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • MAIN energy and creativity! structure, melody, rhythm, and Instructor: Staff harmony to support their lyrics 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • $315 • MAIN and ideas. They also will learn to use a music sequence program to record their original music. August 7 to 11 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $150 • MAIN NOTE: No discounts apply to this camp.

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Projects will be available on a Summer Camps Offered at WEEK OF website to share with friends JULY 31, 2017 Temple University Center and family. Students will work City (TUCC) in pairs or teams. 1515 Market Street, Instructor: Staff (M-F, July 31 to August 4) Philadelphia, PA 19102 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUCC NEW Minecraft™ Modders WEEK OF WEEK OF (Ages 8 to 14) JULY 17, 2017 JULY 24, 2017 Use your favorite game to learn the basics of modding and foun- (M-F, July 17 to 21) (M-F, July 24 to 28) dations of programming. Learn scripting and logic statements NEW Make Your First Video Game as you create your first mods! App Attack! (Ages 8 to 14) (Ages 8 to 14) Introductory coding will also be Take the first steps into the If you love playing video taught through a simulated en- world of mobile app design and games, this is the camp for you! vironment inspired by Minecraft. customize your own game app! Make your first video game in Student projects will be avail- Using a specialized app & game this one-of-a-kind class that able on a password protected development tool, students shows you the keys to design- website to share with friends and will explore the world of web- ing your first 2D platformer family. To access their project based (HTML5) mobile apps. In game. Conceptualization, play at home students must own a addition, you will discover how experience, challenge levels, PC/MAC version of Minecraft. the world of App publishing graphics, sounds, and simple Tablet, phone, and game console functions. Student-created apps coding are just some of the versions of Minecraft are not will be accessible on a private concepts that we’ll explore. No compatible. Students will work in site and can be played on any prior experience necessary, just pairs or teams. mobile device or computer. a desire to have fun. Student Instructor: Staff Publishing to App Stores not created games will be available 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUCC included. No prior experience is on a password protected Black necessary. Students will work in Rocket website to share with NEW pairs or teams. friends and family. Minecraft™ Designers Instructor: Staff 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUCC (Ages 8 to 14) 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. • $195 • TUCC If you love the game Minecraft, NEW and always wanted to design NEW Minecraft™ Animators your own world, this class is for Code Breakers (Ages 8 to 14) you! Learn how to create a cus- (Ages 11 to 14) Bring your favorite Minecraft tom map, the basics of creating Calling all future coders, pro- characters to life in an animated 3D models using a new software grammers, & designers! Learn short film! Learn how studios to design your very own objects, the basics of coding languages like Pixar and Disney make mov- how to build with Redstone and like HTML, JavaScript, and ies like Inside Out and Frozen by Command blocks, and create CSS through a series of web using techniques like keyfram- custom textures for you to import projects and design challenges ing, tweening, texturing, and at home or share with friends. each day and be on your way animating rigged 3D models! To access their project at home to becoming the next tech star! Student projects will be avail- students, must own a PC/MAC Whether you want to be the able on a password protected version of Minecraft. Students next Mark Zuckerberg or the website to share with friends will work in pairs or teams. high school student who just and family. You do not need to Instructor: Staff made $1 million dollars for pro- own a Minecraft account to use 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUCC gramming in his bedroom, this the software in this class. Stu- camp has the essentials you dents will work in pairs or teams need to begin your journey. for most of the program. Instructor: Staff 1 to 4 p.m. • $195 • TUCC

SAT/ACT Combo Prep Course

Do you plan to take the SAT and/or the ACT? Al- though test scores are just one piece of the college admissions puzzle, most students experience test anxiety when it comes to taking the SAT and ACT exams. Now’s the time to combat this fear, take a deep breath and plan your strategy. The best way is through our SAT/ACT Combo course which includes 24 hours of classroom instruction to prepare for the SAT and ACT exams. Class sessions will include 8 hours of SAT/ACT Verbal, 8 hours of SAT Math and 8 hours of ACT Math. Our instructors will break down the tests into manageable pieces, help you to understand different question types and teach you time saving strategies to answer each type. You’ll see how similar strategies are for taking both tests, and you’ll discover where you’re strong and where you need more work. Finally, learn tips and strategies to that text anxiety doesn’t get the best of you! 6 Sat., July 8 to Aug 12 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. • $325 • TUA

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