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Early Childhood, Kindergarten, 1St -3Rd Grade, 4Th-8Th Grade 2019 ONLINE REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 27 Kindergarten Camp Early Childhood, Kindergarten, 1st -3rd Grade, 4th-8th Grade 2019 ONLINE REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 27 Kindergarten Camp Join us this summer and discover The New School difference! This camp is for current kindergarteners. If your child is currently in kindergarten, he/she will be considered a kindergartener at our camp. From June 3-July 26 there are more than 60 week-long theme camps taught by New School teachers and professionals in the community CAMP PROGRAM 7:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. offered to 1st-8th graders. $300 weekly rate ($250 for July 1-5) Kindergarteners will enjoy our traditional day camp with daily field trips, music and art. There’s something for everyone this summer, Weekly Themes and we can’t wait to get started! JUNE 3-7 JULY 1-5 Please contact Halee Smith, TNS Summer Camp Director, for any details or with questions at [email protected] Buggin’ Out! Made in America Your child will be grouped in with the grade that they have just finished in the 2018-2019 school year. If your child just finished Kindergarten and is a rising 1st grader, they will be in Kindergarten camp; and so on. JUNE 10-14 JULY 8-12 Treasure To Infinity and Early Childhood Camp Hunting Beyond CAMP PROGRAM 7:15 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. JUNE 17-21 JULY 15-19 This summer, The New School is offering Early Childhood (Pre-K) students a summer filled with discovery and adventure Wonderful Day at the on our beautiful campus. World of Disney Beach Children will participate in theme-based activities including creative arts and crafts, music and movement, language arts, cooking and gardening, outdoor exploration and water play! JUNE 24-28 JULY 22-26 Quality Care We’re All Around The New School’s award winning early childhood program has offered quality care to Northwest Arkansas families since Dino-Mite! the Globe 1971. Please contact Mary Sweeney, Head of Early Childhood Education, for any details on Early Childhood Summer Camp at [email protected] Field Trip Schedule 12:30 - 2:30 P.M. FULL DAY CAMPS SUMMER THEMES JUNE 19 STUDENTS WILL GO TO A NATURALS GAME FROM 11:30 - 1:30, NOT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Water/Bubbles Frogs/Pond Life Bugs and Insects Starlight Fayetteville Movie & Braum’s Skatium See Below Public Library See Below On Campus Pirates Picnic/Watermelon/Ice Cream Let’s Investigate Literacy WEEK 1 TUES Gator Golf WEEK 5 TUES Movie Theater for Toy Story 4 Castle, Dragons, Kings & Queens Beach/Ocean Animals WEEK 1 THURS Sprinkler Party at TNS WEEK 5 THURS NO CAMP, JULY 4 WEEK 2 TUES Ozark Bowling WEEK 6 TUES Gator Golf HALF DAY CAMPS SUMMER THEMES NEW THIS SUMMER FOR EARLY WEEK 2 THURS Gulley Park & Nature Walk WEEK 6 THURS Altitude Trampoline Park Fetch A Good Book! Literacy Camp: June 3rd-7th WEEK 3 TUES Amazeum WEEK 7 TUES Ozark Bowling CHILDHOOD (Pre-K)! WEEK 3 THURS Super Science WEEK 7 THURS Amazeum Themed Half Day Camps 9:30-11:00 A.M. Pirates & Princesses: June 10th-14th WEEK 4 TUES Terra Studios WEEK 8 TUES Springdale Aquatic Ce WEEK 4 THURS Chuck E Cheese WEEK 8 THURS Chuck E Cheese Registration for Half Day opens March 27th Fairy Garden Fun: June 17th-21st Lunch and snacks will be provided by The New School. There will be no camp on Thursday, July 4. 1st - 8th Grade Camp Descriptions • 1st-3rd CAMP PROGRAM 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. WEEK 1 JUNE 3-7 Extended Day Options - FREE SPORTS CAMP with Taylor and Carter $350 Do you love being active? Enjoy competition? Love sports? During the week campers will play a variety of different sports such as football, basketball and soccer. Students will BEFORE CARE 7:30-9:00 a.m. learn the fundamentals of each sport while having a ton of fun! Maximum/Minimum 30/5 AFTER CARE 3:00-5:30 p.m. TOUR DE FRANCE with Caroline $250 Art & Tech Camps Take an interactive tour of French language and culture without tears over grammar. Throughout the week we will learn basic French phrases and vocabulary in learn-through- play activities and children’s literature. Topics include sports, hobbies, holidays, food and art! Maximum/Minimum 15/5 Sports & Adventure Camps IMPROV! with Jake $300 Your child will be grouped in with the grade that they have just finished in the 2018-2019 school year. If In the vein of popular shows like “Who’s Line is it Anyway?”, this camp will have your child learning and participating in many improv games and cracking up for a whole week your child just finished Kindergarten and is a rising 1st grader, they will be in Kindergarten camp; and so of zany and silly hilarity! Your child will work together with their camp mates to make up hysterical scenes on the spot, which, aside from being just plain fun, will teach and on. promote the valuable life skills of teamwork and collaboration. If a week full of non-stop games and laughter sounds like a fun time, then this is the camp for you! Maximum/Minimum 25/5 Please contact Halee Smith, TNS Summer Camp Director, for any details or with questions at Halee.Smith@ thenewschool.org THE MOVING THEATRE with Jaddy $250 In this week-long production, camp students explore all elements of dramatic storytelling as an ensemble. Using acting games, creative movement, and play we will devise an original, site-specific work inspired by a story or theme chosen by the group. Students will be responsible for script writing, and the design of sets, costumes, and sound. Each DISCLAIMER: If a camp does not reach the minimum enrollment, the camp will be canceled for that week. We will make every attempt to week we will create a new story! Maximum/Minimum 20/5 place your child in another camp OR you may receive a refund of camp fees for that week. WEEK 2 JUNE 10-14 Lunch and snacks will be provided by The New School. There will be no camp on Thursday, July 4. ULTIMATE P.E. with Taylor and Matt $350 Does your kid love playing P.E games? We will be playing some of the most classic games that are played in P.E class. This includes dodge ball, capture the flag, kickball, etc. This week will be full of fun surprises and creative games. Be ready to have a ton of fun! Maximum/Minimum 30/5 C’EST LA VIE with Will $250 C’est la vie! is a French camp where we will learn about the culture, language, and, of course, the food of the French people. Students will be taught basic conversational French, grammar and pronunciation while learning about the music, movies, history, and literature that come from this beautiful country. Students will also be shown how to make simple French classic foods such as croque monsieur and crepes. Maximum/Minimum 15/5 CROSS STITCH with Denise and Eboni $300 Cross stitch is one of the most versatile, and classic of all the old school crafts. We will be bringing a new century twist by designing our own cross stitch patterns using specialized software, and then creating those projects to take home. Topics will include cross stitch technique, spatial design, and color choice. Plus, you will have a cool, self- created piece of art to take home. Bring back the stitch! Maximum/Minimum 15/3 THE MOVING THEATRE with Jaddy $250 In this week-long production, camp students explore all elements of dramatic storytelling as an ensemble. Using acting games, creative movement, and play we will devise an original, site-specific work inspired by a story or theme chosen by the group. Students will be responsible for script writing, and the design of sets, costumes, and sound. Each week we will create a new story. Maximum/Minimum 20/5 LET’S LEGO with Paul $275 Have you ever wanted to design and build a car, castle, or skyscraper? Stretch your imagination and creativity as we design and build our LEGO masterpieces. Campers will enjoy a week of individual and cooperative building with daily challenges and prizes. Fundamentals of the engineering process will be an underlying theme as campers design, build, test, and redesign their structures, machines, and whatever else they dream up. Imaginative play meets engineering design during this week of Let’s LEGO. Maximum/ Minimum 24/4 WEEK 3 JUNE 17-21 DISC GOLF with Talyor and Matt $350 Enjoy the New School campus in a different way! From basic to advanced, campers will throw through or over various obstacles, learn the rules of the game, and enjoy being outside. Improve your dexterity and challenge your friends! Maximum/Minimum 30/5 Camp Descriptions • 1st-3rd Camp Descriptions • 1st-3rd WEEK 3 CONTINUED JUNE 17-21 WEEK 6 JULY 8-12 MAKE EM LAUGH! with Jake $300 SPORTS CAMP with Taylor and Carter $350 Does your child love to laugh? Do they love to make others laugh? If so, then this is the camp for them! In this camp, we will spend the week exploring the age-old question, Do you love being active? Enjoy competition? Love sports? During the week campers will play a variety of different sports such as football, basketball and soccer. Students will “What makes something funny?” Throughout the week we will be examining classic examples of comedy, such as “I Love Lucy,” “The Three Stooges,” and “Looney Tunes” to learn the fundamentals of each sport while having a ton of fun! Maximum/Minimum 30/5NSTRUMENTS FROM RECYCLED see the techniques they used to make us crack up.
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