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Continuing Education Issue 74 April 2020 (USPS 024531) is published 6 times a year: January, March, April, May, August and September by Heartland Community College, 1500 W Raab Road, Normal IL 61761. Periodicals postage paid at Normal IL 61761 (and additional offices). POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to Continuing Education, Heartland Community College, 1500 W Raab Rd, Normal IL 61761. 1 Week 1: June 8-12

Grades K-2 ARTS & CRAFTS Mini Matisse With a brush as your guide and a blank canvas in front of you, prepare to express yourself through creativity. Experiment with multiple painting techniques and discover which methods best match your unique personality and style. From abstract art and realistic portraits to fun with splatter paint, you will get to dabble in a bit of everything! Leave with more knowledge about art as well as a better understanding of yourself as an artist. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1301 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 9:30-11:30AM SPACE Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) & STEM $129 early bird fee Clash of the Sciences Give a cheer as the sciences go head-to-head to compete for your favor! Dive into scientific discovery as you explore topics within physics, chemistry, geology, and biology. Study projectile motion with catapults, learn what it takes to launch rockets, test out your body’s senses, and engage in other fun experiments to discover which science subject excites you the most! Libby Torbeck 1317 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/8-6/10, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

Storybook Science II Experience the magic that is created when your love for science and reading collide! In this Storybook Science sequel, harness the power of your favorite fictional stories to dive even deeper into everyday science principles. As you journey through beloved tales, discover scientific themes and enjoy hands-on activities and experiments. Leave with a new appreciation for how your favorite subjects relate! Libby Torbeck 1307 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 6/11-6/12, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5 ARTS & CRAFTS Art & Nature Intersection The beauty of nature is found in the eye of the beholder. In this class, expand your mind to see nature in a new way as you make meaningful connections between the outdoors and art. Experiment with flower-pressing, nature printing, weaving, and papermaking. Enjoy exploring outside to gain inspiration, develop a keen eye for observation, and collect materials. Daniella Barroquerio Wonderful World of Clay 1584 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 9AM-12PM Spend time in the ceramic studio molding the magical and The Little Art School malleable material of clay. Have fun developing hand-building $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) skills as you sculpt pots, critters, fairy houses, and musical $149 early bird fee instruments. Your hand-crafted keepsakes will be fired in the kilns at HCC and available for pick-up two weeks after class has ended. No prior experience with clay required. Repeat students will work on new projects. Erin Furimsky 1012 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 9AM-12PM ICN Rm 1408 $169 (includes supplies) $155 early bird fee

Painting Like Picasso Some things just can't be put into words, so put them on a canvas! Learn and practice a variety of painting techniques in this course while creating several original works of art. Explore different themes and artistic methods, then choose how to express your own personal style through paint. Leave class on the fast track to becoming this century's Picasso! Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1305 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 12:30-2:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5 SPACE & STEM Robotics in Real Life Ever wish you could create robots like R2D2, C3PO, or BB-8? Make your dream come true in this class, where you will learn all about how robots are assembled and how they work! Explore different programming tools like Ozobots and MouseBot to study how robots are controlled, then put your knowledge to the test and design your own. Jill Elston 1309 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/8-6/10, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

Meets requirements for Brownies and Juniors to earn Girl Scout badges in Programming Robots, Designing Robots, and Showcasing Robots.

Meets requirements for Brownies to earn Girl Scout badges in Space Science Adventurer and Juniors to earn badges in Space Science Investigator.

Space Science: Save yourself the stress. Your child can enjoy games and To Astronomy & Beyond activities with fellow students, and you can relax knowing Wondering what exists outside Earth’s atmosphere? Learn they're exactly where they need to be. Available Monday- what makes the night sky so intriguing in this class, as you Friday, all summer long. star-gaze at constellations, model the dimensions of the solar system, and recreate phases of the moon. Examine tools used Before Care: 7:30-9AM by professional astronomers to discover how they study space from Earth. Leave class more knowledgeable and in awe of After Care: 4-5PM what lies beyond. Supervised Lunch: 12-1PM Jill Elston 1315 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 6/11-6/12, 1-4PM Please bring a sack lunch. Staying all day? Get Before & Challenger Learning Center After Care and Supervised Lunch FREE! Otherwise, add any $55 section to your week for $15. $49 early bird fee

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LIFE SKILLS & ENRICHMENT

Safe@Home: Grades 4-6 Find comfort in knowing your child is safe at home. This Safe@Home program promotes danger-free, at-home habits, guiding kids through what to do when faced with hazards like power failures or weather emergencies. Your child will be introduced to the Safe Sitter® First Aid Chart to learn an easy-to-follow system for assessing and responding to potential injuries or illnesses. Your child will leave class equipped to handle hazards with confidence. Dawn Wilson 1022 Sec. YA Saturday 6/13, 9-10:30AM Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY WDC Rm 1402 $35 & COMPUTERS $29 early bird fee ROBLOX® Coders & Entrepreneurs Discover how to code in the Lua language while playing and designing worlds in ROBLOX®, an online universe where you can create anything you dream of. This new class combines game design concepts, coding, and fun! Young entrepreneurs will also learn how to navigate ROBLOX’s fast-growing marketplace to publish their games. Student-created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Paul Peacock 1076 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1404 $189 $170 early bird fee

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Simple Sign Language & Deaf Culture Have “hands-on” fun in this beginning sign language class - where you will learn a new language without ever speaking! Besides learning signs for ABCs, colors, family, feelings and more, you will gain an awareness of etiquette with the deaf and learn about their culture. At the end of this class you will be able to have a simple conversation with a deaf person. Sheryl Kaiser 1082 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 9AM-12PM Find us on Instagram WDC Rm 1402 $159 (includes text) @KidsatHeartland! $145 early bird fee

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Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY & COMPUTERS ROBLOX® Coders & Entrepreneurs Discover how to code in the Lua language while playing and designing worlds in ROBLOX®, an online universe where you can create anything you dream of. This new class combines game design concepts, coding, and fun! Young entrepreneurs will also learn how to navigate ROBLOX’s fast-growing marketplace to publish their games. Student-created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Paul Peacock 1074 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1404 $189 $170 early bird fee Grades 6-8 LANGUAGE & ARTS LITERATURE & CRAFTS Simple Sign Language & Deaf Culture It's Clay Time Have “hands-on” fun in this beginning sign language class - Mold a masterpiece with your own two hands. Experiment where you will learn a new language without ever speaking! with clay hand-building and design techniques, including Besides learning signs for ABCs, colors, family, feelings and rolling slabs, coil-building, draping, and throwing on the more, you will gain an awareness of etiquette with the deaf and wheel. Put what you’ve learned into practice to create a learn about their culture. At the end of this class you will be serving piece, clay trivets, pop art inspired sculpture, and able to have a simple conversation with a deaf person. more. Add stamping, carving, and glazing to make your Sheryl Kaiser pieces truly expressive and original. Projects will be fired 1084 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 1-4PM in the kilns at HCC and available for pick-up two weeks WDC Rm 1402 after class has ended. No prior experience required. Repeat $159 (includes text) students will work on new projects. $145 early bird fee Erin Furimsky 1010 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/8-6/12, 1-4PM ICN Rm 1408 $169 (includes supplies) $155 early bird fee

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Grades 9-12 LIFE SKILLS & ENRICHMENT Leadership & Service Academy Whether you are just starting to gain leadership experience or are ready to take your skills to the next level, the Leadership and Service Academy can help you grow your professionalism and earn service hours around your busy summer schedule. Complete a full-day workshop with a business training expert that includes tools and activities for growing key communication, goal-setting, and teamwork skills. Then put your new skills into practice with K-8th students as you assist Challenger Learning Center instructors. Upon successful LIFE SKILLS & completion of the Academy, reflection questions, and 18-22 volunteer hours, you’ll receive a personalized reference letter ENRICHMENT and documentation of your service to area youth. ay Cl D as ll s A Christina Schulz Babysitter Training 1409 Sec. YA Thursday 6/4, 9AM-2:30PM Get the training you need to launch your babysitting business! WDC Rm 1403 Learn life-saving skills like how to rescue someone who’s $89 (includes lunch) choking and what to do during severe weather. In addition to best safety practices and first-aid care, you will gain a better understanding of child behavior Get CPR patterns according to their development certified! stage. Leave with a CPR certification from the American Heart Association and a Safe Sitter completion card, along with tips and tricks to ensure a booming babysitting business. Dawn Wilson 1014 Sec. YA Thursday 6/11, 9AM-4PM WDC Rm 1006 $119 (bring a sack lunch) $109 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5 ARTS & CRAFTS Discovering Drawing Calling all budding artists! Bloom in your love for art and refine your drawing skills. In this class, you will practice drawing with a variety of materials, including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite, and chalk. In addition, you will learn proper techniques in shading, sketching, gesture drawing, portraiture, cross-hatching, and cartooning. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1237 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 12-2PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

FOOD & KITCHEN Cooking the Unexpected Lactose-free cheese pizza? Gluten-free donuts? Yum, yes Grades K-2 please! In this course, discover how to address food and dietary restrictions without sacrificing delicious flavor. Explore and prepare delicious recipes that compliment lactose-free, gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan diets. Learn to read a ARTS recipe, measure ingredients properly, and follow directions & CRAFTS accurately. Sample your creations at the end of each class and take home some new recipes that can be enjoyed by anyone! Little Artist's Exploration Amy Arnold You could be a natural artist without even knowing it. Unlock 1485 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9AM-12PM your talent and discover the world of art in an environment SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 where you can work in your own unique direction. Learn $175 sound art fundamentals while exploring different types of art, $160 early bird fee including drawing, painting, and sculpture. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1243 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9-11AM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

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Minecraft RedStone Engineers Take the next step beyond simply “playing” Minecraft and become a true Redstone engineer. Expand your Redstone knowledge by constructing your own carnival with a variety of mini-games, roller coasters, and attractions powered by Redstone. Learn how to incorporate Command and Structure blocks into your builds and take your Minecraft structures to the next level! Students must own a Java version of Minecraft to access their projects at home. Tablet, phone, and game console versions of Minecraft are not compatible. Danny Tanner-Dixon 1440 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1404 $189 $170 early bird fee

Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY LANGUAGE & & COMPUTERS LITERATURE Battle Royale: Make Your First All-You-Can-Read Buffet Satisfy your appetite for reading! Enjoy a full reading course Fortnite® Style Video Game by sampling books from various genres and authors. Expand Fans of Fortnite we need you! Instead of playing the game, your literary tastes by exploring an author’s writing recipe, design your own. Using a professional 3D game development including storytelling elements and ingredients that cook up software, build levels and assets inspired by popular battle themes, plots, and characters. Leave class knowing what royale games like Fortnite. This course includes cartoonish makes your favorite stories more appetizing than others, and action and battle sequences. Student-created games will be take home a unique-to-you list of must-read books that you available on a password protected Black Rocket website to are ready to devour! share with friends and family. Lauren Hunt Robert Scornavacco 1487 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9AM-12PM 1393 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1402 WDC Rm 1405 $149 $189 $135 early bird fee $170 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5, cont. RECREATION Beginning & Intermediate Tennis Camp: Grades 3-8 Grab your equipment and hit the court! In this introductory camp, you will learn how to properly hold a racquet, hit a ball, and move around the court. Understand how to score a game so you can enjoy playing on your own with friends or family. Work hard and have fun, and you’ll be confident on the court in no time! No prior experience or formal training required. LIFE SKILLS & Evergreen Racquet Club Staff Instructor ENRICHMENT 1484 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9-10AM Evergreen Racquet Club $109 Gardening at Sunnyside Get your hands dirty in the dirt! Learn all about what it takes to grow your very own organic garden, from seed to harvest. Discuss soil health, beneficial bugs, and everything else necessary to produce a healthy crop. Practice and develop your skills through fun, hands-on gardening tasks, then experience the reward of gardening by harvesting actual vegetables! Be prepared to be out in the sun by wearing sunscreen, long sleeves, and/or a hat. Caleb Philips 1024 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 2-4PM Sunnyside Gardens $105 (bring a snack and water bottle) $95 early bird fee Grades 6-8 ARTS & CRAFTS 2D for Tweens Strengthen your artistic skills and explore your creativity in a unique and educational way. In this class, experiment with a variety of 2D media, including drawing, painting, printmaking, and collage. Collaborate with classmates to create an impressive art installation. Daniella Barroquerio Find us on Instagram 1590 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9AM-12PM The Little Art School @KidsatHeartland! $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) $149 early bird fee

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PERFORMING ARTS Drama Camp Jump in with both feet for this fast-paced romp through the theater. With an emphasis on acting skills, theater games, stage presence, and even playwriting, this camp will help you become a better actor and communicator, all while having a great time. The class will close with a performance for your family and friends. Rhys Lovell 1078 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 1-4PM CCB Rm 1406/07 $138 $125 early bird fee SPACE & STEM Rocket to Mars Buckle up, rider…get ready for a trip to Mars! Experiment with Newton’s laws of motion and discover how space impacts the human body. After tinkering with various rocket designs, you will build a model rocket for Phase 1 of your expedition. Then, launch on an interactive, simulated mission to the Red Planet to learn about the Martian environment. After successfully completing the mission, you will understand what it takes to launch a rocket to space! Jill Elston 1311 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $159 $145 early bird fee

ay Cl D as ll s CSI Challenge A A burglary has been committed and the criminal needs to be caught! Join the Challenger Forensic Lincoln Science Academy and learn what it takes to crack Class the case. Compare writing samples, examine DNA, lift fingerprints, and then analyze all the collected evidence to understand how much science is involved when solving crimes. After unraveling the mystery and catching the thief, leave class with a sharper eye for observation and a knack for combining clues. Libby Torbeck 1462 Sec. YAL Friday 6/19, 9AM-4PM Heartland Community College Lincoln Rm 401 $35 $29 early bird fee

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Battle Royale: Make Your First Fortnite® Style Video Game Fans of Fortnite we need you! Instead of playing the game, design your own. Using a professional 3D game development software, build levels and assets inspired by popular battle royale games like Fortnite. This course includes cartoonish action and battle sequences. Student-created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Robert Scornavacco 1395 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1405 $189 $170 early bird fee

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Book-Lover’s Buffet Hungry for reading? In this course, enjoy sampling multiple Grades 6-8, cont. books from varying genres and popular authors. Expand your literary tastes by exploring an author’s writing recipe, including storytelling elements and ingredients that cook up themes, Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY plots, and characters. Determine your favorite reading flavor, & COMPUTERS then take home a personalized list of must-read books that you are ready to devour! Minecraft RedStone Lauren Hunt Engineers 1489 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 1-4PM Take the next step beyond simply “playing” Minecraft and WDC Rm 1402 become a true Redstone engineer. Expand your Redstone $149 knowledge by constructing your own carnival with a variety $135 early bird fee of mini-games, roller coasters, and attractions. Learn how to incorporate Command and Structure blocks into your builds and take your Minecraft structures to the next level! Students must own a Java version of Minecraft to access their projects at home. Tablet, phone, and game console versions of Minecraft are not compatible. Danny Tanner-Dixon 1438 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1404 $189 $170 early bird fee

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Grades 9-12 ARTS & CRAFTS Advanced Drawing Progress in your artistic journey as you learn more advanced drawing techniques. Practice your skills using negative space, perspective, light, shadow, portraiture, and more. Take away important tips and strategies for how to build up and showcase your portfolio. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1255 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/15-6/19, 2:30-4:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

SPACE & STEM Discovering 3D Printing Develop your 3D printing skills through practice. Begin with the basics behind 3D printing, then dive deeper into more complex construction. Understand what’s required to print intricate figures and learn strategies to achieve ideal results. Study a variety of 3D media, along with their applications and print settings. Put your newfound knowledge into practice and create your very own product to be posted online to a sharing website. No previous experience required. Chris Tesdal 1356 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 6/18-6/19, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

Early Bird Discount Don't wait to get the worm! Register by May 29th to receive a discount on your course fee!

Continuing Education | Summer 2020 13 Week 3: June 22-26 Grades 3-5 ARTS & CRAFTS Fun with Sculpture If you like to build things or play with clay or playdough, this is the class for you. There’s no limit to what your imagination can create as you learn to sculpt and build 3D art using clay, papier-mâché, and other unique materials. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1239 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9:30-11:30AM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee SPACE & STEM Art Smart Combine your creativity and brains in this unique artistic Drone Zone experience. Explore a variety of 2D materials and learn Get ready to assemble! In this interactive class, create a plan to techniques to take your drawings to the next level. Experiment construct a drone that meets your team’s challenge. Take turns with painting, printmaking, and collage. At the end of class, piloting your drone through tasks, then rebuild it for the next choose your favorite piece to frame and take home to display! round. Meet a licensed drone pilot and discuss ways drones are used today in business and government. Daniella Barroquerio 1586 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM Bobby Boykin The Little Art School 1020 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) Challenger Learning Center $149 early bird fee $159 $145 early bird fee LANGUAGE & Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY LITERATURE & COMPUTERS Destination Spanish eSports Apprentice: Travel to five different Spanish-speaking countries all without leaving town! As you stop at each destination, you will learn Streamers & Gamers basic Spanish vocabulary and grammar as well as fascinating Whether you want to be the next pro gamer, streamer, or facts about each country’s unique culture. Immerse yourself gamecaster, this course will teach you the basics to get in a whole new lifestyle and language through music, games, started! No longer just a hobby, eSports is a fast-growing projects, snacks, and conversation. career for the next generation. In this course, develop your game-playing skills and compete using Black Rocket’s eSports Teresa Lockwood games and apps. Learn how to produce commentary for live 1481 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 1-4PM tournaments, explore professional streaming software, and, WDC Rm 1403 most importantly, practice online safety. By the end of class, $149 you will share your videos with your classmates and be able to $135 early bird fee access them at home on a password protected website. Robert Scornavacco 1414 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1405 $189 $170 early bird fee 14 Continuing Education | Summer 2020 Register online at heartland.edu/kids

Grades 6-8 RECREATION

ay Cl D as ll s ARTS Western & English A Horseback Riding: & CRAFTS Grades 3-12 Learn about Western and English horseback riding, then It's Clay Time saddle up and hit the arena! Train with the instructors and Mold a masterpiece with your own two hands. Experiment horses at Lone Ridge Farm to practice horse handling, with clay hand-building and design techniques, including safety, management, and basic horse science. Beginners rolling slabs, coil-building, draping, and throwing on the and skilled riders welcome. Please bring a sack lunch wheel. Put what you’ve learned into practice to create a each day. serving piece, clay trivets, pop art inspired sculpture, and more. Add stamping, carving, and glazing to make your Lone Ridge Horse Farm Instructor pieces truly expressive and original. Projects will be fired 1080 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/22-6/24, 8AM-4PM in the kilns at HCC and available for pick-up two weeks Lone Ridge Horse Farm after class has ended. No prior experience required. Repeat $199 students will work on new projects. Claire Hedden 1335 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM ICN Rm 1408 $169 (includes supplies) $155 early bird fee

Paint Like the Greats Get inspired by some of history’s greatest paintings. Choose your favorite style and create your own abstract or realistic painting as you study well-known artists’ use of geometry, pattern, landscape, and more. Learn painting techniques in color mixing, edge, value, and design, and practice other basic skills using acrylic and oil paints. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1245 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 12-2PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Explora España Take a virtual tour through the historic cities and beautiful countryside of Spain. Practice basic Spanish vocabulary and grammar along the way and learn fascinating facts about Spain’s unique culture. Through music, games, projects, snacks, and conversation, you will experience the language and culture of Spain in a way like never before. Teresa Lockwood 1479 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1403 $149 $135 early bird fee Continuing Education | Summer 2020 15 Week 3: June 22-26

Grades 6-8, cont. Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY & COMPUTERS FOOD Discovering Digital Photography Discover your love for digital photography. Get to know your & KITCHEN camera’s various settings along with their purposes and effects. Learn to navigate Photoshop to expertly enhance So You Want to Be a Baker and personalize your images. Experience what it’s like to Roll up those sleeves and get ready to create some delicious photograph on location during a field trip to Miller Park Zoo. baked goods! First, learn what it takes to run a bakery and Leave class with a sharper eye and a taste of what it’s like to be the FDA guidelines that must be followed for kitchen safety. a professional photographer! Bring your digital SLR camera to Then, test your math skills as you follow recipes or double class with a fully charged battery and transfer cable. your batches. Learn secrets from Ivy Lane Bakery to master Kent Simpson amazing cookie and brownie recipes. Please note: you must 1397 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM alert the instructor of any nut allergies. Please bring an apron. WDC Rm 1404 Ivy Lane Instructor $165 (includes materials) 1430 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 1-4PM $149 early bird fee NRC Rm 1203/04 $175 $160 early bird fee eSports Apprentice: Streamers & Gamers Whether you want to be the next pro gamer, streamer, or game caster, this course will teach you the basics to get started! No SPACE longer just a hobby, eSports is a fast-growing career for the next generation. In this course, develop your game-playing & STEM skills and compete using Black Rocket’s eSports games and apps. Learn how to produce commentary for live tournaments, Drone Zone explore professional streaming software, and, most Get ready to assemble! In this interactive course, create a importantly, practice online safety. By the end of class, you will plan to construct a drone that meets your team’s challenge. share your videos with your classmates and be able to access Take turns piloting your drone through tasks, then rebuild them at home on a password protected website. it to succeed in the next round. Meet a licensed drone pilot and discuss ways drones are used today in business Robert Scornavacco and government. 1416 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1405 Bobby Boykin $189 1018 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 1-4PM $170 early bird fee Challenger Learning Center $159 $145 early bird fee

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Grades 9-12 ARTS & CRAFTS Oil & Acrylic Painting Create beautiful paintings in a positive environment. With the guidance of a professional artist, learn about the skills essential to mastering oil and acrylic painting. Explore concepts like color-mixing, edge, value, and design and how they assist in self-expression and enhancing artistic compositions. Experiment with realism and abstract techniques to discover your preferred approach. Leave this course with more painting mastery and well-traveled in the worlds of oils and acrylics. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1251 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 2:30-4:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

CAREER EXPLORATION Career Exploration: Welding Considering a career in welding? Discover what this unique discipline has to offer in this interactive and informative program. Learn the basics of welding, manufacturing, and metallurgy, as well as how to safely set up and operate a welding station and equipment. Hear about the various industries and job opportunities available to welders to help guide your decision and determine if welding is the right fit for you. Take away key information on how to achieve your future goals. Dennis Ludwig 1466 Sec. YA Saturday 6/27, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1006 $35 $29 early bird fee

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ACT Boot Camp Grades 9-12, cont. Get the tangible strategies you need to succeed on this important exam. You will be equipped to approach the ACT STUDENT with less anxiety and better time management skills, as you learn the best ways to read, understand, and answer the test SUCCESS questions. Know what to expect beforehand with practice tests and samples and take away practical tips for approaching each SAT Boot Camp section of the exam: reading, writing, science, and math. See that SAT score soar! Put your mind at ease and learn test Rachael Stanford taking tips and strategies to tackle the SAT with confidence. 1444 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 1-4PM Prepare yourself for what to expect with practice tests and WDC Rm 1402 sample questions. Take away practical skills to approach the $149 reading, language, and math portions of the exam. $135 early bird fee Rachael Stanford 1442 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/22-6/26, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1402 $149 CAREER $135 early bird fee EXPLORATION Career Exploration: Law Enforcement Interested in serving and protecting your community? A career in law enforcement may be the path for you! In this program, learn what it takes to become a police officer and discover the day-to-day operations of a law enforcement agency. Ask questions and participate in activities to help you make an informed decision about your future career. Walk away knowing if law enforcement is the right route for you, along with next steps for how to achieve your goals. Amanda Street 1494 Sec. YA Tuesday 6/23, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1006 $35 $29 early bird fee

Career Exploration: Nursing Interested in helping people for a living? Consider a career in nursing! Discover all that the discipline has to offer in this interactive and informative program. Learn from a professional nurse as you explore various nursing fields. Ask questions and participate in hands-on activities to help you make an informed decision about your career path. Leave knowing if nursing is the right field for you, along with next steps for how to achieve your goals through education and experience. Peggy Jacobs 1460 Sec. YA Wednesday 6/24, 9AM-12PM ICB Rm 1809 $35 $29 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5 SPACE & STEM ay Cl D as ll s Engineering Design A Challenge II If you love solving problems and making improvements, come explore the world of engineering! Learn all about simple machines in this crash course and incorporate your knowledge to design a paddle boat, balloon-powered car, leap-bot, fling- flyer, and a crane. You will even apply your new skills to work toward constructing a perpetual motion machine! Leave with your problem-solving muscles stretched and a hands-on approach to engineering. Jill Elston 1319 Sec. YA Mon-Tue (2 sessions), 6/29-6/30, 9AM-4PM Challenger Learning Center $125 (bring a sack lunch) $115 early bird fee

Meets requirements for Brownies and Juniors to earn all 3 Girl Scout Engineering badges.

Grades 6-8 SPACE

& STEM ay Cl D as ll s A The Chemistry of Taste Chemistry has never been so tasty – until now! Come explore the science of flavor: learn how chemical processes give your food its taste, texture, smell, sound, and appearance. Apply the elements of heat, pressure, acids, bases, and bacteria to create chemical reactions that transform something ordinary into something delicious! Walk away with a concrete understanding—and a tasty sampling— of the chemistry concepts you study in school. Joanna Nicolas 1313 Sec. YA Mon-Tue (2 sessions), 6/29-6/30, 9AM-4PM SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 $125 (bring a sack lunch) $115 early bird fee

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Grades 3-5 ARTS & CRAFTS

Super-Art Get in touch with your creative powers! Get messy and “color outside the lines” in this exploratory class. A professional artist will help you develop sound fundamentals and techniques as you try out various art forms, including drawing, painting, and sculpture. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1241 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 1:30-3:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios Grades K-2 $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee SPACE & STEM Art of Science, Science of Art Step into a modern-day Renaissance to explore the worlds of art and science! In this course, learn about world-changing people like scientist and artist, Leonardo Da Vinci. Take a page from the past and enjoy hands-on fun as you mix your personal creativity with scientific concepts. Using chemistry and physics, you will create your own masterpieces with tie dye, paper mache, homemade paints, and more. Joanna Nicolas 1348 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/6-7/8, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

Space Rocks Comets, asteroids, and meteors… oh my! Uncover the Save yourself the stress. Your child can enjoy games and fascinating science and power behind space rocks. Learn what activities with fellow students, and you can relax knowing makes each type different and investigate what role these rocks played in shaping the planets and satellites in the solar they're exactly where they need to be. Available Monday- system. Apply what you learn as you create a lunar impact Friday, all summer long. crater and build your own model of a comet. At the end of class, you will be able to show off your completed projects and Before Care: 7:30-9AM new space knowledge! After Care: 4-5PM Joanna Nicolas Supervised Lunch: 12-1PM 1354 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/9-7/10, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center Please bring a sack lunch. Staying all day? Get Before & $55 $49 early bird fee After Care and Supervised Lunch FREE! Otherwise, add any section to your week for $15.

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RECREATION

ay Cl D as ll s Western & English A Horseback Riding: Grades 3-12 Learn about Western and English horseback riding, then saddle up and hit the arena! Train with the instructors and horses at Lone Ridge Farm to practice horse handling, safety, management, and basic horse science. Beginners and skilled riders welcome. Please bring a sack lunch each day. Lone Ridge Horse Farm Instructor 1081 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/6-7/8, 8AM-4PM Lone Ridge Horse Farm $199 SPACE & STEM The Human Body in Space Living in space sure sounds cool, but in this course, it’s your job to figure out if it’s possible. Learn the basics of the human body’s anatomy and explore what happens when it is weightless in space. Build a skeletal muscle model to see how space travel affects your bones and muscles. Leave this class with a better understanding of how the environment impacts your biology, along with an answer to the question—can a human survive in space? Jill Elston 1352 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/6-7/8, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

Space Olympics Your favorite sports would be impossible without science. In this course, take a deep dive into the science behind athletics and discover how different the Olympics would be… in space! Examine how sports would change on other planets and have fun participating in various events of the “Space Olympics!” Walk away knowing how record-breaking athletes utilize science to accomplish out-of-this-world achievements. Jill Elston 1346 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/9-7/10, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

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FOOD & KITCHEN Choco-Creations No, this isn’t a dream—you can spend an entire week with chocolate! Learn about the different varieties of chocolate and then experiment with new and exciting ways to cook and bake with it. Taste the yummy results and take home ideas and recipes to continue creating your own delicious choco-creations. Candace Borth 1428 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 9AM-12PM SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 $175 Grades 6-8 $160 early bird fee ARTS & CRAFTS 3D Art for Tweens Have a blast learning how space, form, color, and texture collide to create awesome 3D works of art. Uncover your inner creative and add to your artistic toolbox as you practice a variety of techniques, including weaving, papier mâché, beading, mosaic, wood assemblage, and wire sculpture. Daniella Barroquerio 1588 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 9AM-12PM The Little Art School $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) $149 early bird fee

The Wide World of Drawing Expose yourself to a wide variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite, and chalk. Work with an award-winning artist to learn and practice techniques in shading, sketching, gesture and figure drawing, proportions, portraiture, cross-hatching, and cartooning. Abstract and representational techniques are both explored in this class. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1247 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 10:30AM-12:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

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Build Your Own PC Anyone can buy a computer, but what about building one? In this class, you will gain the skills and confidence to build your own custom PC. Learn about various computer parts and their functions, assemble working computers from base components, and earn valuable troubleshooting skills along the way. Matthew Meins 1491 Sec. YA Saturday (3 sessions), 7/11-7/25, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 2007 $87 (Please bring a 3/16" or 1/8" Phillips screwdriver) $78 early bird fee

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Fan Fiction Workshop Dive deeper into your favorite fandoms in this creative writing workshop. Explore how to gather inspiration for writing fan fiction and understand the legal implications to consider before you start writing on your own. Apply your knowledge and author your very own fan-fic story and share your drafts with classmates for feedback. Walk away with the ability to compose original fan fiction and ready to leave your writer's mark on the world! Zeke Jarvis 1229 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1402 $149 Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY $135 early bird fee & COMPUTERS French for Kids Computer Programming Collision It’s the next best thing to spending your summer abroad! Interested in learning more about computer programming? Get Learn about French music, art, history, food, and literature an introduction to Java and its new user interface, API. Then, through games and interactive presentations. You will use piece it together with some animation and 3D development The Everything Kids’ Learning French Book as a guide to using JavaFX. Gain hands-on experience with the technologies exploring the basics of the language, including greetings, while learning how to build and publish an application right describing yourself and your family, expressing likes and on your own computer. All software tools are free so you can dislikes, and more! continuing creating even after the class is over. Molly Ramirez Paul Bihn 1432 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 1-4PM 1401 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1403 WDC Rm 1405 $149 (includes text) $149 $135 early bird fee $135 early bird fee

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Grades 9-12 RECREATION Fencing for Beginners Modern Olympic fencing draws on a long history of form and technique, requiring quick thinking, strategy, and trained reflexes. Prepare to train in attack and defense skills as you participate in competitive bouts where safety and fun are priorities. A tournament will be held on the final day of class and class will end at 6:30PM. All equipment is provided. Dave Duguid Grades 6-8, cont. 1483 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/6-7/10, 4:30-6PM FRC Rm 1020 STUDENT $115 SUCCESS Mastering Math: Algebra Edition Don’t let your algebra class intimidate you - walk into class every day with confidence. Get extra, hands-on practice as you solve linear equations, inequalities, polynomials, and quadratic equations. Activities will be customized for your skill level, and practice in class and at home will make you a math pro. Debbie Vaughan 1473 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (10 sessions), 7/6-7/17, 1-3PM WDC Rm 2004 $179 $161 early bird fee

LIFE SKILLS & ENRICHMENT ay Cl D as ll s A Babysitter Training Get the training you need to launch your babysitting business! Learn life-saving skills Get CPR like how to rescue someone who’s choking and certified! what to do during severe weather. In addition to best safety practices and first-aid care, you will gain a better understanding of child behavior patterns according to their development stage. Leave with a CPR certification from the American Heart Association and a Safe Sitter completion card, along with tips and tricks to ensure a booming babysitting business. Dawn Wilson 1016 Sec. YB Thursday 7/9, 9AM-4PM WDC Rm 1006 $119 (bring a sack lunch) $109 early bird fee 24 Continuing Education | Summer 2020 WeekRegister online6: atJuly heartland.edu/continuingEd 13-17

Grades 3-5 FOOD & KITCHEN More Mouthwatering Baked Goods Level up your in-the-kitchen skills and add to your collection of mouthwatering recipes! Learn baking essentials as you make batter for muffins and bread, fashion flavorful flatbread for sandwiches, and assemble an amazing cake from scratch. Take these new recipes home to experiment with your own signature baked goods. For the last hour of Friday’s class, invite your parents to join in sharing your homemade treats. Candace Borth 1422 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 1-4PM SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 Grades K-2 $175 $160 early bird fee SPACE & STEM Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY Junior Astronaut Adventure Want to know what it takes to be an astronaut? Blast off into & COMPUTERS learning how NASA selects their astronauts. Discover how Rocket Kart Racers: Design they prepare for space travel and then embark on your own simulated space mission. Enjoy astronaut-themed activities, a Mario Kart Style Game crafts, and games, and walk away inspired to be the astronauts On your mark, get set, race to create! Rev up to make your first of the future! 3D Mario Kart® and Crash Team Racing® style game. Design your own tracks, customize your karts and characters, and use Libby Torbeck a professional 3D game development software to bring your 1340 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/13-7/15, 9AM-12PM creations to life to play with friends and family. Participate Challenger Learning Center in eSports League races across the country with a chance to $79 have your track featured in the Black Rocket master build! You $75 early bird fee will be able to access your projects at home on a password protected website. Rock Star Science Robert Scornavacco Science loves to make a lot of noise. Turn up the volume 1434 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 9AM-12PM and discover what in the world science has to do with sound WDC Rm 1405 and music. Surf through sound waves and test your ears in $189 interactive games and activities. Become a science rock star by $170 early bird fee building your own musical instrument to take home! Libby Torbeck 1342 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/16-7/17, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

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PERFORMING ARTS Magician's Workshop: Grades 4-8 Step into the shoes of a professional magician and learn the craft of this fantastical performing art. Entertain your friends and family after learning how to perform a wide variety of magic effects involving playing cards, money, rope, and even mind reading! You’ll also get to make your own magic props. All supplies and an instructional book are provided. Greg Joyce 1446 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1400 $119 (plus $8 supply fee paid to instructor) $107 early bird fee Grades 6-8 ARTS & CRAFTS Comic Illustration & Cartooning Bring your comic and cartoon characters to life! Develop your personal illustrative style in this class, where you will watch demonstrations, learn specialized drawing techniques, and have an opportunity to work on your own portfolio. Soon your imaginary characters will be out of your head and onto the paper! Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1249 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 10:30AM-12:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

SPACE & STEM Crime Scene Investigation A robbery has been committed at the Challenger Learning Center! In this course, train to become a detective and discover how to collect evidence to help catch the thief. Study a variety of forensic techniques like fingerprinting, footprint analysis, interviewing techniques, and more. Learn how DNA, prints, lie detectors, and chemistry all aid in solving a crime. Leave your investigation with top-notch observational skills for solving future mysteries! Jill Elston 1338 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/13-7/15, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

Geocaching & Geology Apply math, science, and GPS technology to discover the hidden treasure all around you! In this adventurous course, discover your love for geocaching. Learn how to locate a geocache site, then create your own cache for others to find. Along the way, explore geology and study rocks that are native to Illinois. Begin your own collection to take home, along with your new navigational skills and geology knowledge. Chris Tesdal 1350 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/16-7/17, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

Meets all requirements but one for Scouts BSA to earn the Geocaching Merit Badge.

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Rocket Kart Racers: Design a Mario Kart Style Game On your mark, get set, create! Rev up to make your first 3D Mario Kart® and Crash Team Racing® style game. Design your own tracks, customize your karts and characters, and use a professional 3D game development software to bring your creations to life to play with friends and family. Participate in eSports League races across the country with a chance to have your track featured in the Black Rocket master build! You will be able to access your projects at home on a password protected website. Robert Scornavacco 1436 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1405 $189 $170 early bird fee Grades 6-8, cont. LANGUAGE & Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY LITERATURE & COMPUTERS Write On: A Young Writer's Photoshop Design Workshop Discover the power of digital images using Adobe Photoshop. Enter a world of your own creation. This lively and interactive Learn to edit photographs and create unique designs with the class introduces the elements of writing a good story. You will most widely used image editor. Practice mastering a large participate in short, guided writing sessions and hands-on range of tools within the software as you work on several activities that help you create believable characters and plot projects in class. a story from start to finish. You will explore where ideas come Paul Peacock from and examine works of current literature to understand 1403 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 9AM-12PM how they’re constructed. WDC Rm 1404 Zeke Jarvis $135 1086 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 9AM-12PM $127 early bird fee WDC Rm 1403 $149 YouTube Content Creators $135 early bird fee Find your voice and leave your mark on the world! Explore the variety of content and personalities that exist on YouTube and determine your niche. Learn some do's and don’ts along with tips for practicing good digital citizenship. Develop your Save yourself the stress. Your child can enjoy games and on-camera presence, channel branding, and editing skills. Take activities with fellow students, and you can relax knowing home a plan to launch your own channel with the content you create in class! You will be able to access your projects at home they're exactly where they need to be. Available Monday- on a password protected website. Friday, all summer long. Paul Peacock 1464 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 1-4PM Before Care: 7:30-9AM WDC Rm 1404 After Care: 4-5PM $189 Supervised Lunch: 12-1PM $170 early bird fee Please bring a sack lunch. Staying all day? Get Before & After Care and Supervised Lunch FREE! Otherwise, add any section to your week for $15. 28 Continuing Education | Summer 2020 Teens Heartland

Grades 9-12 ARTS & CRAFTS Make Your Own Manga Are you an Anime or Manga enthusiast? Now you can make your own! Discover the techniques needed to create your very own Manga, starting from a concept and ending with a complete story. Along the way, you will learn skills like anatomy, character and story development, illustrating, and shading/coloring. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1297 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 1:30-3:30PM LIFE SKILLS & Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) ENRICHMENT $129 early bird fee Empowering Girls: Her Story in the Making Discover your unique strengths and channel your meaningful perspective in this female-empowerment program. Explore different themes each day as you discuss topics like leading a healthy lifestyle, positive communication, personality types, and more. Take time to reflect and journal about your past, present, and future, then create a vision board to map out your aspirations. Walk away feeling equipped to handle what comes your way and achieve your goals! Jennifer Caldwell-Edwards, Julie Fraser-Lindsey, Shamelle Grabill, Robin Shirley, Lisa Summers 1450 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/13-7/17, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1402 $119 (includes supplies) $109 early bird fee

Introduction to Welding Light up the torch and watch the sparks fly! Get your first introduction to modern welding in this mix of lecture and hands-on experience. Understand how to safely approach any welding project and get basic training in several common welding processes, including Oxy, Stick, and MIG. Discuss current jobs in the welding field and discover what pursuing a welding career looks like. Dennis Ludwig 1468 Sec. YA Saturday (3 sessions, does not meet 7/25) 7/18-8/8, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1601 $149 $135 early bird fee

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Grades K-2 ARTS & CRAFTS Play with Clay Calling all small sculptors and little artists! Have fun playing with clay and other sculpting materials to explore your creativity and bring your imagination to life. Create cool creatures, mold magnificent monsters, and turn your wildest dreams into works of art! Leave class with your completed masterpieces to proudly display at home. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1293 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 10AM-12PM Infinite HeArt Studios PERFORMING $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee ARTS ay Cl D as ll s First Gig Rock 'N' Roll A Camp: Grades 5-12 Make your musical dreams come true in this Rock & Roll Grades 3-5 camp! During the week, you will interact with skilled musicians and industry professionals to improve your performance skills, experiment with musical equipment ARTS and instruments, and learn about careers in music business and management. Prepare a show with your & CRAFTS band-mates and finish the week with a live show on stage! Leave with new friends and fine-tuned music skills. All Crazy for Cats skill levels welcome. No time for kitten around! Now’s the purr-fect chance to draw, paint, and sculpt all things cat! Look to cat-crazy artists like First Gig Rock Camp Instructors Terry Runyan and other clever depictions of your favorite feline 1452 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-5PM friends for inspiration. Put on a paw-sitive cattitude and get & Saturday 7/25, 11AM-2PM ready to create charming catworks of your own! Normal Readiness Center $449 (includes lunch) Daniella Barroquerio 1592 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1400 Magician's Experience: $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) $149 early bird fee Grades 4-8 Journey into a world of wonder. Learn to practice magic as a captivating form of individual creativity, instead of an art of deception. Guided by a professional magician, trade up magic ‘tricks’ for magical effects as you explore stage props, sleight-of-hand techniques, and more! Sharpen your skills and leave with a newfound appreciation for this performing art. Supplies and an instructional book will be provided. No previous magic experience required. Greg Joyce 1448 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1400 $119 (plus $8 supply fee paid to instructor) $107 early bird fee 30 Continuing Education | Summer 2020 Register online at heartland.edu/kids

FOOD & KITCHEN Kids in the Kitchen Breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert - what's your favorite? Each day you will eat, play and create memories with friends in the kitchen. Enjoy making fun foods and showing off your culinary skills with fruity shakes and smoothies, crunchy snacks, super sandwiches and frosty treats. Take your yummy treats and new recipes home to show off! For the last hour of Friday’s class, invite your parents to join in sharing your homemade treats. Candace Borth 1426 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY $175 $160 early bird fee & COMPUTERS JavaScript Developer Jam Learn programming tools so powerful they seem like magic! Begin by exploring a range of core programming concepts with SPACE JavaScript. Experiment with your new discoveries in a series & STEM of digital challenges. Move on to code animated memes, then tackle more advanced skills such as interactive 3D experiences Science Smackdown and game creation. You will be able to access your projects at Which grows more bacteria – a toilet seat or a cell phone? home on a password protected website. Investigate this curious question along with many others in this Robert Scornavacco “all things science” class. Discover the biology behind bacteria 1455 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM and plants, the chemistry behind dry ice and acids, and the WDC Rm 1405 physics behind simple machines and Newton’s Laws of Motion. $189 Learn about astronomy through space projects and explore $170 early bird fee robotics through programming activities. Before you go, put all your new knowledge head-to-head in our Science Smackdown! Jill Elston 1344 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM Grades 6-8 Challenger Learning Center $159 $145 early bird fee ARTS & CRAFTS Make Your Own Manga Are you an Anime or Manga enthusiast? Now you can make your own! Discover the techniques needed to create your very own Manga, starting from a concept and ending with a complete story. Along the way, you will learn skills like anatomy, character and story development, illustrating, and shading/coloring. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1253 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 1:30-3:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee Continuing Education | Summer 2020 31 Week 7: July 20-24

Grades 6-8, cont. LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY Lern Deutsch & COMPUTERS Bring the German language and culture to life as you examine Discovering Digital Photography the country’s music, stories, history, vocabulary, and basic grammar. Get ready to speak German on the very first day Discover your love for digital photography. Get to know your of class. Walk away with a new appreciation for the German camera’s various settings along with their purposes and language as you explore this unique European culture. effects. Learn to navigate Photoshop to expertly enhance and personalize your images. Experience what it’s like to Marvis Dickinson photograph on location during a field trip to Miller Park Zoo. 1231 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 1-4PM Leave class with a sharper eye and a taste of what it’s like to be WDC Rm 1403 a professional photographer! Bring your digital SLR camera to $149 (plus text) class with a fully charged battery and transfer cable. $135 early bird fee Kent Simpson 1399 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1404 STUDENT $165 (includes materials) $149 early bird fee SUCCESS Study Success Skills JavaScript Developer Jam Lowering your stress and doing well at school takes some Learn programming tools so powerful they seem like magic! know-how. Learn smart and individualized strategies for Explore an array of core programming concepts in this taking notes, managing time, studying, and overcoming course with JavaScript and then practice them in a series of test anxiety. Enjoy a small class size where you will receive digital challenges. Begin programming your own animated personalized attention to discover the best solutions for you. memes, then tackle more advanced skills such as interactive Walk away with tons of new tips to approach your studies 3D experiences and game creation. Projects will be available calmly and confidently. on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with Rachael Stanford friends and family. 1477 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 9AM-12PM Robert Scornavacco WDC Rm 1402 1453 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 1-4PM $145 (includes materials) WDC Rm 1405 $131 early bird fee $189 $170 early bird fee

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LIFE SKILLS & ENRICHMENT Personal Safety & Self Defense for Girls Learning to be aware of your surroundings and how to take care of yourself is very important. Learn simple self-defense principles and safety tips to help you stay safe. You will learn responses to bullying and have practice time with a McLean County Probation Officer. The important topic of firearm safety will also be covered. Please wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. CAREER Michael Donovan 1233 Sec. YA Saturday 7/25, 9AM-12PM EXPLORATION FRC Rm 1020 $25 Career Exploration: Emergency $23 early bird fee Medical Technician You've heard the sirens and seen the flashing lights. But what does an Emergency Medical Technician really do? In this career exploration class, get a front-row seat to the roles and responsibilities of an EMT. Study the human body, learn about various medical emergencies and trauma, and see how EMTs are responsible for transporting patients. Get hands- on practice with oxygen techniques and airway management, bandaging and splinting, measuring vital signs, and CPR. CPR certification is not included in this training. McLean County Area EMS System Instructor 1420 Sec. YA Monday 7/20, 9AM-12PM NRC Rm 1008 $35 $29 early bird fee Grades 9-12 STUDENT SUCCESS Study Success Skills Lowering your stress and doing well at school takes some know-how. Learn smart and individualized strategies for taking notes, managing time, studying, and overcoming test anxiety. Enjoy a small class size where you will receive personalized attention to discover the best solutions for you. Walk away with tons of new tips to approach your studies calmly and confidently. Rachael Stanford 1475 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/20-7/24, 1-4PM WDC Rm 1402 $145 (includes materials) $131 early bird fee Continuing Education | Summer 2020 33 Week 8: July 27-31

Grades K-2 Grades 3-5 SPACE ARTS & STEM & CRAFTS Water Wonders It covers most of Earth and is essential to survival, but how Comic Illustration & Cartooning Bring your comic and cartoon characters to life! Develop much do you really know about water? In this course, dive into your personal illustrative style in this class, where you water’s mysterious and “magical” properties. Study cohesion, will watch demonstrations, learn specialized drawing adhesion, and polarity, and learn how these concepts make techniques, and have an opportunity to work on your own it possible for life to exist on the planet. Explore water’s portfolio. Soon your imaginary characters will be out of your relationship with electricity, and apply all your knowledge to head and onto the paper! construct a water wheel, build boats, and more. Leave class in awe of the wonders of water. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1303 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 9:30-11:30AM Joanna Nicolas Infinite HeArt Studios 1364 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/27-7/29, 9AM-12PM $135 (includes supplies) Challenger Learning Center $129 early bird fee $79 $75 early bird fee

Stuffed Animal STEM Take your favorite toy on an out-of-this-world adventure! Bring your doll, action figure, or stuffed animal BFF to the Challenger Learning Center, where you will complete fun STEM activities and play games to prepare for a trip to the sky. Design a space helmet for your companion before flying around the solar system together in a spacecraft simulator, then get your picture taken in your space gear. Walk away with an unforgettable memory to share forever with your space buddy. Libby Torbeck 1362 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/30-7/31, 9AM-12PM Challenger Learning Center $55 $49 early bird fee

Early Bird Discount Don't wait to get the worm! Register by May 29th to receive a discount on your course fee!

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Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY LIFE SKILLS & & COMPUTERS ENRICHMENT Adventures in Personal Safety & Self-Defense Augmented Reality for Children: Grades 3-8 Watch as holograms come to life in the first-ever augmented Learning to be aware of your surroundings and how to reality course for kids! Work with cutting-edge software to take care of yourself is very important. Learn simple self- create holographic scenes only visible with a smartphone and defense principles and safety tips to help you stay safe. magic futuristic cube. Get hands-on and hunker down to build You will learn responses to bullying and have practice time your own digital creations in this one-of-a-kind experience. with a McLean County Probation Officer. The important You will be able to access your projects at home on a password topic of firearm safety will also be covered. Please wear protected website. Please bring your own device. comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Robert Scornavacco Michael Donovan 1412 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 9AM-12PM 1235 Sec. YA Saturday 8/1, 9AM-12PM WDC Rm 1404 FRC Rm 1020 $209 $25 $189 early bird fee $23 early bird fee

Python Programmers Discover the world's fastest growing programming language Save yourself the stress. Your child can enjoy games and favored by Google, NASA, YouTube, and the CIA. Learn how to activities with fellow students, and you can relax knowing code with Python to create engaging apps and games. Each they're exactly where they need to be. Available Monday- lesson takes you step-by-step on a programming path that will let you challenge friends with fun content you create from start Friday, all summer long. to finish. Returning students can build on previous years and create more advanced projects. Before Care: 7:30-9AM Paul Bihn After Care: 4-5PM 1405 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 1-4PM Supervised Lunch: 12-1PM WDC Rm 1405 $189 Please bring a sack lunch. Staying all day? Get Before & $170 early bird fee After Care and Supervised Lunch FREE! Otherwise, add any section to your week for $15.

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Grades 6-8 ARTS & CRAFTS Art Kit Inspectors Grab your lab coat and clipboard, inspector. In this unique twist on an art class, your job is to investigate some of the popular art kits that are on the market today. Work alone or in groups to inspect and test a kit of your choosing and then report your findings to the class. Use your critical thinking skills and art knowledge to weigh the pros and cons and rate aspects of each kit, including design, level of difficulty, and entertainment quality. Daniella Barroquerio FOOD 1582 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 9AM-12PM & KITCHEN WDC Rm 1400 $159 (plus $10 supply fee paid to instructor) Taste Tour through Europe $149 early bird fee Get a taste of the great cities of Europe in this unique, around- the-continent cooking camp. Learn to prepare traditional appetizers, entrées, and desserts from the cities of Rome, Shape & Sculpt Paris, London, Madrid, and Berlin. Your taste buds will explore Put your hands to work on the wheel to create beautiful 3D all types of flavors: rich and robust, light and fresh, and sweet art. Expand your sculpting skills by using a diverse range and savory. Take all the techniques and recipes you learned of materials, such as clay, Sculpey, paper mache, and from across the sea to recreate your favorites at home! more. Practice various shaping techniques, then give your Candace Borth imagination room to shine by applying abstract sculpting 1424 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 1-4PM methods. Collaborate with classmates during a group art SCB Demo Kitchen Rm 1802 project to apply all the methods you’ve learned and create $175 a masterpiece! $160 early bird fee Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1299 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 2:30-4:30PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) SPACE $129 early bird fee & STEM Robotic Exploration Robots and programming are the future, so get a head start working with them now! Practice concepts in computer design, logical thinking, and basic block coding through programming games and hands-on activities. Transform your knowledge into action as you code and program your own robot to rove and perform in bot challenges. Leave class with boosted robotic skills and a bright future in programming! Libby Torbeck 1360 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/27-7/29, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $79 $75 early bird fee

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Adventures in Adventures in 3D Printing Explore the exciting, modern technology of 3D printers! Augmented Reality Watch as holograms come to life in the first-ever augmented Begin with the basics of 3D printing as you discover how reality course for kids! Work with cutting-edge software to these incredible machines work and what they are capable of create holographic scenes only visible with a smartphone and making. See how an idea is transformed from plastic to a final magic futuristic cube. Get hands-on and hunker down to build product by learning about the printer’s inner mechanics and your own digital creations in this one-of-a-kind experience. various settings. Practice how to set up a printer and leave You will be able to access your projects at home on a password class capable of printing your own 3D creations! protected website. Please bring your own device. Chris Tesdal Robert Scornavacco 1358 Sec. YA Thu-Fri (2 sessions), 7/30-7/31, 1-4PM 1410 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center WDC Rm 1404 $55 $209 $49 early bird fee $189 early bird fee

Kids Heartland TECHNOLOGY Grades 9-12 & COMPUTERS Python Programmers Discover the world's fastest growing programming language ARTS favored by Google, NASA, YouTube, and the CIA. Learn how to & CRAFTS code with Python to create engaging apps and games. Each lesson takes you step-by-step on a programming path that will Sculpt Like Michelangelo let you challenge friends with fun content you create from start Take a lesson from the greats and become a master sculptor. to finish. Returning students can build on previous years and Strengthen your sculpting skills using a variety of fun, yet create more advanced projects. challenging materials like clay, Sculpey, paper mache, Paul Bihn and more. Practice various shaping techniques, then set 1407 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 9AM-12PM your imagination free by applying an abstract approach WDC Rm 1405 to your creations. $189 Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor $170 early bird fee 1295 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/27-7/31, 12-2PM Infinite HeArt Studios $135 (includes supplies) $129 early bird fee

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Eligibility - Ages and dates for each class vary. Select classes based on the grade the student will enter in fall 2020.

Early Registration Discount - Register through May 29th and receive a discount on your course fees. Early registration discount does not Online: apply to Before/After Care or Supervised Lunch. www.heartland.edu/continuingEd Payment must be made by credit/debit card. Registration & Emergency Information - Registration information can be found at the back of this booklet. Please make sure to complete all emergency information requested for your child so we are able to admit them in Kids@Heartland programs. Instructors will have emergency contact information for the duration of the class. You will receive Phone: a confirmation letter in the mail after your child has been enrolled. Call (309) 268-8160 The TDD number is (309) 268-8030. Financial Assistance - Continuing Education offers a limited number Office hours are 8:00AM - 4:30PM, Monday through of need-based scholarships. For more information or an application, please Friday. Payment must be made by credit/debit card. visit heartland.edu/continuingEd or contact us at (309) 268-8160.

Full or Canceled Classes - Continuing Education reserves the right to limit the enrollments or cancel any classes due to insufficient enrollments. For this reason, please register early to reserve your place in the class of your choice. Every effort will be made to notify you that a class By Fax: has been filled or canceled. You may choose alternative courses or receive Fax completed registration form. Payment full refunds. must be made by credit/debit card. Fax the completed form to: 309-268-7882. Refund Policy - Unless otherwise stated in the class description, if you wish to drop a class you must do so no later than two business days before the first class session to receive a full refund. Unfortunately, we are unable to issue refunds or credits due to missed classes. No refunds will be given after the class has ended. Payments for course materials, supplies or By Mail: textbooks are non-refundable. To drop a class, please call (309) 268-8160. Mail the completed registration form along with full payment to: Behavior Policy - All students are expected to maintain appropriate Continuing Education and respectful behavior while attending Kids@Heartland classes. If a child is Heartland Community College disruptive, disrespectful or inappropriate, or jeopardizes the safety of others 1500 W. Raab Rd. and staff intervention fails to yield results, parents will be contacted. If the Normal, IL 61761 behavior continues, staff reserves the right to dismiss the student from class without a refund.

Safety - Students should arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before class and be picked up immediately following the dismissal of their class each day. In Person: For your child’s safety, a check-in and check-out signature by the parent/ Bring completed form and payment to: caregiver will be required each day. Continuing Education Workforce Development Center, Suite 2400 Location - Classes are held on the Heartland Community College campus Heartland Community College and at many partner sites in the area. Please have your student report to 1500 W. Raab Rd., Normal, IL the class location listed in the confirmation letter. A map will be included for Office hours are: your convenience. 8:00AM - 4:30PM, Monday - Friday Questions or suggestions? Email: [email protected]

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Student’s Legal Name______SSN______Birthdate______Address______City______State______Zip+4______County______Home Phone______Cell/Parent______Work/Parent______Name of Parent or Legal Guardian______School Currently Attending (2020-2021)______Grade Entering Fall 2020______

The following demographic items are requested for state reporting: ¨ Male ¨ Female Is your child Hispanic or Latino? ¨ Yes ¨ No Is your child from one or more of the following racial groups? ¨ White ¨ American Indian/Alaskan Native ¨ Asian ¨ Black/African American ¨ Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander Identify your child’s primary racial group from the list above: ______Is your child in the United States on a Visa-Nonresident Alien? ¨ Yes ¨ No If yes, please indicate Visa type ______Country of Origin______

By completing this form you authorize the College to secure medical treatment for your child in the event of an emergency. Emergency Information Emergency phone number while student is in class (name/#)______If person at this number cannot be reached, try (name/#)______Child’s Doctor______Phone #______Hospital Affiliation: ¨ Advocate Bromenn Medical Center ¨ OSF St. Joseph Medical Center ¨ Either Please list any medical or physical information we should be aware of (i.e. allergies, diet restrictions):______Notice of Photo/Film Release Occasionally, students are photographed or filmed in HCC classes. I consent to publication of such photos/film for use in the promotion or advertisement of Heartland Community College. ¨ Check here only if you do NOT consent to photo/film release.

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Main Campus 1500 W Raab Rd, Normal IL 1 Community Commons Building (CCB) 7 Workforce Development Center (WDC) 2 Student Commons Building (SCB) 8 Child Development Lab (CDL) 3 Instructional Commons Building (ICB) 9 Fitness & Recreation Center (FRC) 4 Instructional Commons North (ICN) 10 Astroth Community Education Center (ACEC) 5 Physical Plant Building (PPB) 11 Normal Readiness Center (NRC) 6 Receiving and Storage Building (RSB) 12 Corn Crib Stadium

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HCC Off Campus Heartland Community College Evergreen Racquet Club 1500 CareerW Raab Connections Rd 3203 E. Washington Street Normal, IL 61761 Bloomington, IL 61704 ACEC-Astroth Community Education Center Infinite HeArt Studios CCB-Community Commons Building 2907Academic Gill StreetOffices: #1 Pregracke Center Business & Technology Math Success Center CDL-Child Development Lab Bloomington,Continuing Education IL 61704 Traffic Safety School FRC-FitnessTesting Center & Recreation Center Reading Center Lone Ridge Horse Farm ICB-Instructional Commons Building 28919 E. 800 N. Road ICN-Instructional Commons North Ellsworth, IL 61737 NRC-Normal Readiness Center SCB-Student Commons Building Sunnyside Community Garden & Food Forest WDC-Workforce Development Center West Bloomington Active Garden W. Illinois St. Challenger Learning Center at Bloomington, IL 61701 Heartland Community College Astroth Community Education Center The Little Art School 1500 W Raab Rd 415 North Main St. #3 Normal, IL 61761 Bloomington, IL 61701

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