Camp Incredible

University School at TU Summer Programs 2018

Camp Incredible 2018 - Information, Policies, and Procedures

Dates and Times Our summer program will consist of six one-week camps as follows: Session 1: June 4 - 8 Session 3: June 18 - 22 Session 5: July 9 - 13 Session 2: June 11 - 15 Session 4: June 25 - 29 Session 6: July 16 - 20

All camp sessions are Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Extended day available for additional fee.

Fees  Early Registration - $225 per session (by March 30, 2018)  Regular Registration - $250 per session (after March 30, 2018)  Some camps require an extra fee - see descriptions for details.

Payment: Payment must be made at time of registration. The online registration system accepts major credit cards and digital checks.

Grade and Age Levels All grade levels refer to the grade the student will be entering in the fall of 2018. For Pre-K level, the student must be 4 years old before the start date of the camp session. (

Refunds/Cancellations Tuition is non-refundable unless a camp is cancelled for insufficient enrollment. If a camp is cancelled for this reason, the student may select another camp, or the tuition will be refunded. No refunds or credits are given for absences.

Changes  Regardless of the reason for changes (except in the case of cancellation due to insufficient enrollment), a $25 change fee will be charged for each change made to a student’s enrollment.  Changes must be made by the Friday before a session is scheduled to begin.  If you need to change your student’s registration after you have enrolled, you must complete and fill out a Change Form. Email [email protected] to request a change form.

Extended Day  Extended Day is available daily from 7:30 - 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 - 5:30 p.m.  Extended Day is available in three separate sessions so that you can choose the specific times you need: AM (7:30-9:00), PM Session 1 (3:00-4:15), and PM Session 2 (4:15-5:30). The weekly cost for each single session is $50.  You may also use the Extended Day program on a drop-in basis at a rate of $15 per day per session.  Extended day program activities are less structured than those in the regular summer camps and will include outdoor play, games, videos, puzzles, etc.  Students attending afternoon Extended Day should bring a snack.

Late Pickup Pickup is from 3:00 to 3:10 p.m. Any child not picked up by 3:15 p.m. will be sent to the Extended Day Program and charged the drop-in rate, with a minimum charge of $15. Any student in afternoon Extended Day who is not picked up by 5:30 will be charged a $15 late fee plus $1 per minute after 5:45 p.m.

Lunch Students should bring a sack lunch, including a beverage. Lunches should not include soda or candy. Microwaves are available, but items needing to be warmed up should take no longer than 2 minutes in the microwave. Lunch will be supervised. University School has a no-peanut policy; please do not include peanut products in children’s lunches.

Behavior Students are expected to have good behavior and follow classroom and school rules at all times. Attendance at our summer program is a privilege, and inappropriate behavior may jeopardize that privilege.

Personal Items University School is not responsible for personal items brought to camp by students. We prefer that students do not bring personal wire- less devices, such as cell phones, e-readers, etc., to camp. If wireless devices are brought to camp, they must be turned off. University School is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage of personal items brought to camp.

Questions? Email [email protected]

2 Quick Reference Camp List - Camp Incredible 2018

WEEK 1 - JUNE 4 - 8 WEEK 4 - JUNE 25 - 29 NO. CAMP LEVEL NO. CAMP LEVEL 1A The Artist in Me (Poleman) PreK - 1st 4A Build-a-Band (Kubilis) PreK - K 1B Just for Fun (McBride) PreK - 1st 4B Moana and Maui (McBride) PreK - 1st 1C Maui Adventures (Gore) PreK - 1st 4C Peace, Love & Yoga (Poleman) K - 3rd 1D Monkey Business* (Rutter/Woytas) K - 2nd 4D Around the World (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 1E It’s a Mystery (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 4E Safari Joe’s H2O* (Rutter/Woytas) 2nd - 8th 1F Let’s Go Lego (Still/Roe) 1st - 3rd 4F Chatterbox Challenge (Fuller) 3rd - 4th Pinterest Party (Johnson/Lindsey) 2nd - 4th 1G 4G Restaurant Possible (Gore) 4th - 6th 1H Marvelous Math (Fuller) 3rd - 4th 4H Intro to Painting (Clough) 5th - 8th 1I USchool Star Wars (Thomason/Thomason) 4th - 8th 4I MARVEL-ous Adventures (Hamby) 5th - 8th 1J Fashion Show Sewing, Sr. (Hovenesian) 5th - 8th 4J Advanced Academic Bowl (Strain/Smith) 7th - 8th 1K Beginning Academic Bowl (Strain/Smith) 5th - 8th WEEK 5 - JULY 9-13 Hot Stuff/Cool Treats (Hamby) 5th - 8th 1L NO. CAMP LEVEL WEEK 2 - JUNE 11 - 15 5A Dragons & Princesses: A Fairy Tale Musical (Kubilis) PreK - K NO. CAMP LEVEL 5B Long Ago, Away We Go! (Schonberner) PreK - 1st 2A Japanese Culture for Kids (Gore) PreK - 1st 5C Monkey Business* (Rutter/Woytas) K - 2nd 2B Summertime Fun with Water (McBride/Fox) PreK - 1st 5D Nature Ninjas (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 2C The Artist in Me (Poleman) K - 3rd 5E Hogwarts Journey (Brimer) 1st - 3rd 2D Time Travelers (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 5F Grammar Games (Fuller) 3rd - 4th 2E Super STEM Challenge (Johnson) 1st - 3rd 5G Mathamusements (Lindsey) 4th - 6th 2F Fashion Show Sewing, Jr. (Hovenesian) 2nd - 4th 5H Frogs, Hogs, Dogs & Other Musical Inspirations (Call) 4th - 8th 2G Safari Joe’s H2O* (Rutter/Woytas) 2nd - 8th 5I Minecraft, Sr. (Hovenesian) 5th - 8th 2H Games Galore (Fuller) 3rd - 4th 5J I Love the 80s (Hamby/Smith) 5th - 8th 2I 1970s Summer Fun (Lindsey) 3rd - 5th 5K Shark Tank - Japanese Restaurant (Gore) 5th - 8th 2J Lego Motion (Still/Roe) 4th - 8th 5L Graphic Novels: Reading & Writing (Clough) 5th - 8th 2K Bacon Me Crazy! (Hamby/Smith) 5th - 8th WEEK 6 - JULY 16 - 20 WEEK 3 - JUNE 18 - 22 NO. CAMP LEVEL NO. CAMP LEVEL 3A Peace, Love & Yoga (Poleman) PreK - 1st 6A Wonderful World of Nature (Poleman) PreK - 1st 3B Teddy Bears and Their Wild Cousins (Fox) PreK - 1st 6B Rock, Roll, & Rhyme (Schonberner) PreK - 1st 3C Frozen (McBride) PreK - 1st 6C Urban Campout (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 3D American Girl Adventures (Ritchie) 1st - 2nd 6D Minecraft, Jr. (Hovenesian) 2nd - 4th 3E Young Chefs of America (Gore) 2nd - 4th 6E Field Trip Fun* (Rutter/Woytas) 2nd - 8th 3F Lego Mania (Still/Roe) 2nd - 6th 6F Magnificent Math (Fuller) 3rd - 4th 3G Field Trip Fun* (Rutter/Woytas) 2nd - 8th 6G Hogwarts Journey (Brimer) 4th - 6th 3H Vocab is Fab (Fuller) 3rd - 4th 6H Lodge and Collage in July (Gore) 4th - 8th 3I Planetology & Beyond: Exploring the Universe (Clough) 5th - 8th 6I In the Cards (Hamby/Smith) 5th - 8th 3J All Around Academic Bowl (Strain/Smith) 6th - 8th 6J STEAM: Science Tech Engineering Art Math (Clough) 5th - 8th

*Monkey Business, Field Trip Fun, and Safari Joe’s H2O camps require an additional $30 fee.

3 Session 1: June 4 - 8 No. Name Description Level 1A The Artist Anyone can be an artist! Bring your inner artist and have fun creating your own masterpieces using a variety of PreK - 1st materials. We’ll learn about some well-known artists and their works as well. in Me Instructor: Jane Poleman

1B Just for Fun Join us as we have fun doing things that are fun -- just for fun! We’ll play games, create art, build things, fly things, PreK - 1st dance, sing, read, play outside, and play with water. Instructor: Cheryl McBride 1C Maui Let’s forget about our worries and fly to the island of Maui! We’ll make leis and surfboards, build sand castles, PreK - 1st Adventures watch volcanoes erupt, collect sea shells, go on a treasure hunt, learn Hawaiian songs, and even have lunch under the sea! Have you tried Maui potato chips? We’ll even enjoy some of the favorite foods of Maui kids! Instructor: Leslie Gore 1D Monkey Get ready for a “chimply” marvelous time! We will be “swinging” from one activity to another as we board the K - 2nd Business* “Banana Boat” (aka school bus) and travel to museums, splash pads, Whiteside and Chandler pools, and lots of parks. We may also watch a few movies (G or PG). Hats, closed-toe shoes, and sunscreen are required. Be pre- pared to get wet every day! Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *An additional fee of $30 is required for this camp.

1E It’s a Mystery Get a clue, and join the Super Sleuths at University School for a week filled with solving mysteries, scavenger 1st - 2nd hunts, history mysteries, finger printing and more. We’ll use stories from the popular A-Z Mysteries, Cam Jansen, Bailey School Kids, Jigsaw Jones, Sherlock Holmes, and even the Nancy Drew Mystery series as a basis for planning daily games, crafts, snacks, and other activities. Put on your detective hat, and let’s have some summer camp mystery fun! Instructor: Regina Ritchie 1F Let’s Go Lego Lego campers will experience individual and team challenges, create “moving” Lego creations and video their 1st - 3rd progress with stop-motion iPad applications. Instructors: Mary Still and Becca Roe

1G Pinterest You’ve seen it on Pinterest, now make it at camp! Each day will have a fun-filled theme: Beach Party, Unbelievable 2nd - 4th Party Unicorns, Perfectly Panda, You Scream Ice Cream, and Marvelous Mermaids. From canvas paintings to bath bombs to snacks almost too cute to eat, we will make it and you get to take it, but without all of the mess at home. Instructors: Shannon Johnson and Julie Lindsey

1H Marvelous Do you speak Math? Learn the language of math while enjoying indoor and outdoor activities. We will increase 3rd - 4th Math our math literacy while having conversations about math problems. Verbal problem-solving and explicit strategy instruction will be part of our fun and games. Friday will include a fabulous fraction party with edible equations. Instructor: Lorna Fuller 1I USchool A long time ago, in a classroom NOT so far away . . . Join us on this galactic journey into the world of everything 4th - 8th Star Wars Star Wars. The force will be with you as you make your own light saber, enjoy Star Wars snacks, play Empire vs. Rebel games, dress and act as characters, and maybe even welcome a special visitor or two. If you love Star Wars, then this is the camp you are looking for! Instructors: Pam Thomason and Glen Thomason

1J Fashion Show Our exclusive sewing project will be a fake fur stole to wrap up in and model in Friday’s Fashion Show. Each stu- 5th - 8th Sewing, Sr. dent will also sew a small stuffed animal. We’ll also play games and use rubber stamps to make cards and crafts. No sewing experience is necessary. You’ll have SEW much fun! Instructor: Lori Hovenesian

1K Beginning Buzz in! This camp is specifically designed for the beginning academic bowler. Learn about study tools, how to 5th - 8th Academic write questions, and what topics and items come up often during quiz bowl competitions. There will be daily prac- tice and a tournament. The camp will stress best strategies for playing on a team and in different academic bowl Bowl formats. Instructors: Kay Strain and Teresa Smith 1L Hot Stuff/ If you like to create things with fuse beads and make cold treats, this is the camp for you! We’ll iron awesome 5th - 8th Cool Treats designs and make a variety of cold taste sensations. We will modify pre-made ice cream into delicious delights, and make pudding pops and popsicles! Instructor: Melissa Hamby

4 Session 2: June 11 - 15 No. Name Description Level 2A Japanese We’ll immerse ourselves in all things Japanese in this fun camp! We will learn to fold origami, make PreK - 1st Culture for Kids and illustrate books, learn simple calligraphy, create a Japanese garden, fly kites, count to 10 in Japa- nese, learn common Japanese phrases, make and sample Japanese foods, and even eat our lunch on tatami mats. Instructor: Leslie Gore 2B Summertime Let’s experience water in all its many forms! In this camp, we’ll play with water, taste it, experiment PreK - 1st Fun with Water with it, and discover why it is an essential part of life. We will find out what happens when water meets up with light, dirt, seeds, rocks, plants, and human skin. Come join the fun! Instructors: Cheryl McBride and Michele Fox 2C The Artist in Me Anyone can be an artist! Bring your inner artist and have fun creating your own masterpieces using a K - 3rd variety of materials. We’ll learn about some well-known artists and their works as well. Instructor: Jane Poleman 2D Time Travelers Just like Jack and Annie, popular characters from the Magic Tree House books, campers will travel 1st - 2nd back in time to explore many interesting places. The Magic Tree House series introduces young read- ers to different cultures and important times in history. Each day of camp will offer a new adventure, based on books such as Pirates Past Noon, Night of the Ninjas, High Tide in Hawaii, Balto of the Blue Dawn, and Stage Fright on a Summer Night. Stories, skits, games, snacks, and crafts will reflect the adventure of the day. Climb into the Magic Tree House and join us for a trip back in time! Instructor: Regina Ritchie

2E Super STEM Enjoy a week of science, technology, engineering, and math with tons of fun challenges where stu- 1st - 3rd Challenge dents can explore density, gravity, buoyance, potential and kinetic energy, solar power, and laws of motion just to name a few. Some of our engaging activities will include: a space lander challenge, making a roller coaster, creating the tallest tower, solar-powered snacks, fidget spinner facts, rockets, robots, and more! Instructor: Shannon Johnson 2F Fashion Show Our exclusive sewing project will be a fake fur stole to wrap up in and model in Friday’s Fashion Show. 2nd - 4th Sewing, Jr. Each student will also sew a small stuffed animal. Other camp activities will include Pinterest crafts, dress-up, games and more. No sewing experience is necessary. You’ll have SEW much fun! Instructor: Lori Hovenesian

2G Safari Joe’s This week, we’ll be spending time every day at Safari Joe’s H2O Water Park. Rainy days are no prob- 2nd - 8th H2O* lem; we’ll have other options which include G or PG movies. Participants will receive a park pass and a cup to use all summer. If you enroll by the Early Bird deadline, you’ll receive a certificate in May so that you will be able to use your park pass before camp. Students will be provided with a swim shirt for the week; it must be worn to prevent sunburn. Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *Additional $30 fee required for this camp.

2H Games Galore Do you love Connect Four, Apples to Apples, or Uno? Join us in the fun of the game. We will enjoy 3rd - 4th dice, card, board, party and children’s games. We’ll have the opportunity to use real-life social skills in turn-taking, problem-solving, differentiation of facts and opinions, and much more. Join us as we form bonds and build friendships while we hang out, talk, and play games. Instructor: Lorna Fuller

2I 1970s Unwind and enjoy laidback days of summer fun. We’ll have simple, active outdoor play activities such 3rd - 5th Summer Fun as hula hooping, jump roping, playing jacks, and kickball. Indoor activities will include board games, card games, movies, reading, and relaxing. Instructor: Julie Lindsey

2J Lego Motion Lego attendees will participate in building competitions on an individual basis and in small groups. 4th - 8th Campers will explore the TU campus, create “masterpieces,” use stop-motion iPad applications, build relay races, and more! Instructors: Mary Still and Becca Roe 2K Bacon Me Go whole hog in this pig/bacon inspired camp! We won’t be eating much pork, but we will make pig- 5th - 8th Crazy! themed crafts, watch movies, watch a few pig movies, and play swine games. We will be bakin’ our snacks. Be prepared to pig out! Instructors: Melissa Hamby and Teresa Smith

5 Session 3: June 18 - 22 No. Name Description Level 3A Peace, Love Breathe . . . stretch . . . have fun! We’ll practice fun and relaxing poses designed especially for kids, PreK - 1st & Yoga plus enjoy crafts, games, and other great activities. Instructor: Jane Poleman 3B Teddy Bears Do you have a fondness for a special stuffed, lovable bear? Do you enjoy stories about Winnie the PreK - 1st & Their Pooh, Paddington Bear, or Goldilocks and the Three Bears? Then, this camp is for you! Through story Wild Cousins and play, we’ll learn what it is that makes our cuddly companions so wonderful. We will also learn about the real-life bears of North America. From hosting teddy bear picnics to tasting some genuine bear food, campers will come away with a new appreciation for both kinds of bears. Instructor: Michele Fox 3C Frozen Join us as we explore the world of Disney’s Frozen. We’ll sing and move to the movie’s music, create PreK - 1st art, play snowball games, build ice castles, participate in dramatic play and read stories about other frozen habitats. Join your friends from some frozen fun! Instructor: Cheryl McBride

3D American Girl Enjoy a week of activities based on American Girl materials. Students will enjoy special themed days 1st - 2nd Adventures including Friendship Day, Pancake and Pajamas Day, International Day, and Western Day. Fashion design, stories, puzzles, games, crafts, movies, and snacks will keep your American girl entertained. Campers are welcome and encouraged to bring their dolls to camp. However, University School is not responsible for the dolls or other personal items brought to camp. Instructor: Regina Ritchie 3E Young Chefs Cooking helps kids develop confidence and self-assurance. In this camp, kids will learn to make meals 2nd - 4th of America and snacks, understand kitchen tools, read recipes, plan, and shop. They will also learn about nutri- tion, foods that go well together, and what foods make a balanced meal. All this while having tons of fun! Instructor: Leslie Gore

3F Lego Mania Lego campers will participate in building competitions on an individual and group basis, create 2nd - 6th “moving” Lego creations, build relay races, and use stop-motion iPad applications to video their pro- gress. Instructors: Mary Still and Becca Roe 3G Field Trip We’ll have a week of field trips in this fun-filled camp. Some of our activities and destinations may 2nd - 8th Fun* include swimming, roller-blading, fishing, archery, skating, and water parks! You don’t need equip- ment for these activities in order to participate. Rainy days will be just as fun and may include G or PG movies. Field trips may vary depending on age of participants and weather. Snacks and Gatorade provided daily. Athletic shoes/sneakers recommended. Be prepared to get wet every day. Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *Additional $30 fee required for this camp.

3H Vocab is Fab Campers will enjoy a week of fun and games while expanding their vocabulary. Indoor and outdoor 3rd - 4th activities will be utilized to build vocabulary skills. Our fun lessons will not only aid in vocabulary de- velopment, but will also reinforce auditory skills, cooperative teamwork, and analytical thinking. Instructor: Lorna Fuller 3I Planetology & See the solar system as it was discovered by Mariner and Voyager and marvel at the discoveries of 5th - 8th Beyond: more modern planetary probes such as Cassini and Galileo. Subjects will include planets, black holes, Exploring the dark matter, gravity waves and more. Hands-on activities will make subject matter accessible and Universe videos will include interviews with scientists, engineers, and astronauts. Students will be given the opportunity to research astronomical topics of their own interest, make conjectures about future discoveries, and share their results. Instructor: Lily Clough

3J All Around Buzz in! This camp is specifically designed for all academic bowlers. Topics covered will be different 6th - 8th Academic from those in the beginning and advanced camps. Learn about study tools, how to write questions, Bowl and what topics come up often during academic bowl competitions. There will be daily practice and a tournament. The camp will stress best strategies for playing on a team and in different academic bowl formats. Instructors: Kay Strain and Teresa Smith

6 Session 4: June 25 - 29 No. Name Description Level 4A Build-a-Band This summer, let’s learn about instruments, make a few, and sing and dance, too! Through crafts and PreK - K activities, we’ll learn about instruments, music theory, and reading rhythms. On Friday, our friends and family will be invited to a performance where we will sing songs, play our own instruments, and maybe even conduct a little! Instructor: Laura Kubilis 4B Moana and Enjoy a week of fun with Disney’s Moana! We are heading to the island for sun, sand, and fun! We PreK - 1st Maui will explore island culture, listen and move to the sound of music, have storytelling adventures, and create island art. And, of course, we’ll spend lots of time playing -- with the water table, with games, outside, and in our dramatic play center. Instructor: Cheryl McBride

4C Peace, Love Breathe . . . stretch . . . have fun! We’ll practice fun and relaxing yoga poses designed especially for K - 3rd & Yoga kids, plus enjoy crafts, games, and other great activities. Instructor: Jane Poleman 4D Around the All aboard! Pack your suitcase and let’s go on a trip around the world. The University School world 1st - 2nd World travelers will hone their map skills, learn about currency, and discuss different modes of transporta- tion as they take virtual visits to some of the most beautiful and interesting places in the world. This all-inclusive trip will include arts and crafts, sampling cultural foods, and the week will end with a Mexican fiesta complete with a piñata! Instructor: Regina Ritchie 4E Safari Joe’s This week, we’ll be spending time every day at Safari Joe’s H2O Water Park. Rainy days are no prob- 2nd - 8th H2O* lem; we’ll have other options which include G or PG movies. Participants will receive a park pass and a cup to use all summer. If you enroll by the Early Bird deadline, you’ll receive a certificate in May so that you will be able to use your park pass before camp. Students will be provided with a swim shirt for the week; it must be worn to prevent sunburn. Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *Additional $30 fee required for this camp.

4F Chatterbox You are challenged to join the fun! Campers will be led in indoor and outdoor activities focusing on 3rd - 4th Challenge logical thinking, figures of speech, analogies, inferences, and more. Our fun lessons will encourage cognitive development, the use of auditory skills, cooperative teamwork and vocabulary enrichment. Instructor: Lorna Fuller

4G Restaurant Kids will learn what it takes to start and run a casual Japanese restaurant/café from concept to menu 4th - 6th Possible creation and pricing, prepping, cooking and opening the doors. This is a fun, fast-paced camp for kids who are willing to jump in, work with a team, and enjoy the rewards of their hard work. The instruc- tor for this camp, Mrs. Leslie Gore, is a former restaurant owner, so she is the perfect guide! Instructor: Leslie Gore

4H Intro to No experience is needed! We’ll start with the basics of painting, such as mixing colors and learning 5th - 8th Painting about intensity and value. We’ll compare styles of painting, learn vocabulary, talk about the history of painting, and discuss techniques. We’ll create a color wheel and a chart of intensities, a 1”x1” cutout from a larger image, and then students will create at least one painting of their own choice. Instructor: Lily Clough

4I MARVEL-ous Is your spidey sense tingling? Do you feel the need to save the day? This camp will fuel your love of 5th - 8th Adventures the comic book superheroes through games, snacks, the occasional craft, and, of course, your favorite Marvel movies. Instructor: Melissa Hamby

4J Advanced Buzz in! This camp is specifically designed for the advanced academic bowler. Students participating 7th - 8th Academic in this camp should have been a part of a competition team or camp during the previous school year. Bowl Students will learn common academic bowl topics for junior high and how to apply memory tools to these areas. There will be daily practice and a tournament. The camp will stress best strategies for playing on a team and in different quiz bowl formats. Instructors: Kay Strain/Teresa Smith

7 Session 5: July 9 - 13 No. Name Description Level 5A Dragons & Come with us on a fairytale adventure as we sing songs, read stories, create, and learn all about mu- PreK - K Princesses: sic! Be ready to dress up as a king or queen, a princess, knight, or even a dragon! With each fun activi- A Fairy Tale ty, we’ll also be growing in our knowledge of music theory. Be prepared for a special performance at Musical the end of the week - you won’t want to miss it! Instructor: Laura Kubilis 5B Long Ago, Join us as we travel back in time to the early pioneer days! We’ll dress like pioneers, cook some old- PreK - 1st Away We Go! fashioned recipes, play games from long ago, and have a grand time! We will also be doing some sewing and creating art from the early 1900s. So, come along and “rough it” while we have a blast from the past! Instructor: Lindsay Schonberner 5C Monkey Get ready for a “chimply” marvelous time! We will be “swinging” from one activity to another as we K - 2nd Business* board the “Banana Boat” (aka school bus) and travel to museums, splash pads, Whiteside and Chan- dler pools, and lots of parks. We may also watch a few movies (G or PG). Hats, closed-toe shoes, and sunscreen are required. Be prepared to get wet every day! Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *An additional fee of $30 is required for this camp.

5D Nature Ninjas We’ll begin the week by reading the Magic Tree House book Night of the Ninjas. A combination of 1st - 2nd nature and ninja crafts, games, snacks, and activities will fill the week. We’ll take an up-close look at the wonderful world of nature, including natural resources, habits and habitats of animals, insects and creatures of the sea. Campers will also enjoy indoor camping activities complete with an edible campfire. Instructor: Regina Ritchie 5E Hogwarts Jump aboard the Hogwarts Express for a week of witchcraft and wizardry. We will make wands, mix 1st - 3rd Journey potions, play Quidditch and explore the fantastic realm of Harry Potter. Pack your imagination and prepare for fun and adventure. Instructor: Bryce Brimer

5F Grammar Enjoy a week of indoor and outdoor activities to reinforce language skills as they relate to parts of 3rd - 4th Games speech. We’ll play fun, non-traditional games to address many skills such as vocabulary development, following directions, cooperative teamwork, and independent decision-making. Instructor: Lorna Fuller 5G Mathamuse- Math can be magic! This camp is filled with interesting and exciting math activities. Learn number 4th - 6th ments tricks and marvelous memory techniques, solve challenging puzzles, play games, and more. Get ready to have fun with numbers! Instructor: Julie Lindsey 5H Frogs, Hogs, Come enjoy a week of fun with the art of Sandra Boynton and her many musical friends. From Brad 4th - 8th Dogs & Other Paisley to and Patti LuPone to Beach Boy , the music styles and artists are Musical many and varied. Students will analyze, categorize and intelligently review many of the more than 60 Inspirations songs available in the several books published so far by Sandra Boynton. Instructor: Kathy Call 5I Minecraft, Sr. Each student will create a cardboard Minecraft village for interacting with the class. We will paint a 5th - 8th Minecraft t-shirt, play various games, and do Minecraft crafts. It’s a week of all things Minecraft! Instructor: Lori Hovenesian 5J I the 80s Nostalgia will be the muse for this camp, full of all the things that made the 80s a decade to remem- 5th - 8th ber. We will eat 80s snacks, play 80s games, and watch some totally tubular 80s movies. Instructors: Melissa Hamby and Teresa Smith

5K Shark Tank - Students will develop a restaurant concept and propose it to investors. The proposal will include 5th - 8th Japanese writing a business plan, creating recipes, cooking, presenting, and enjoying the fruits of their labor. Restaurant This will be an eye-opening, high energy, exhilarating camp for adventurous team players! Instructor: Leslie Gore 5L Graphic They’re NOT just comic books! Unearth the weird and wonderful world of graphic novels, a fusion of 5th - 8th Novels: illustration and creative writing. Learn about the very first graphic novels and their authors. Camp Reading & activities will include reading, discussion, videos with author interviews, and more. Students will be Writing able to share some of their favorite titles and will create their own graphic novel during the week. Instructor: Lily Clough

8 Session 6: July 16 - 20 No. Name Description Level 6A Wonderful Calling all nature lovers! Join us as we discover the many wonders of nature around the globe and in PreK - 1st World of our own backyards. We’ll enjoy and appreciate nature through art, books, and fun activities. Nature Instructor: Jane Poleman

6B Rock, Roll & We’ll be making music in all sorts of ways this week! We’ll write our own song, create our very own PreK - 1st Rhyme musical instruments using recycled materials, and have a talent show at the end of the week. We will also be learning how to play different rhythms, and we’ll use movement to act out songs. Come join us for this fun ruckus! Instructor: Lindsay Schonberner

6C Urban This indoor camp-IN will include an indoor campfire, an edible campfire, campfire stories, camp 1st - 2nd Campout snacks, nature crafts, friendship games and activities, and more. Campers will make camp buckets, participate in basic first aid training, learn about the uses of a bandana, and explore the world of noc- turnal animals. Campers will even take virtual trips to some of the most beautiful campsites in the world. Grab your backpack and a flashlight, and let’s go camping! Instructor: Regina Ritchie

6D Minecraft, Jr. Each student will create a cardboard Minecraft village for a class game. We will paint a Minecraft t- 2nd - 4th shirt, play games, and do Minecraft crafts. It’s a week of all things Minecraft! Instructor: Lori Hovenesian

6E Field Trip We’ll have a week of field trips in this fun-filled camp. Some of our activities and destinations may 2nd - 8th Fun* include swimming, roller-blading, fishing, archery, skating, and water parks! You don’t need equip- ment for these activities in order to participate. Rainy days will be just as fun and may include G or PG movies. Field trips may vary depending on age of participants and weather. Snacks and Gatorade provided daily. Athletic shoes/sneakers recommended. Be prepared to get wet every day. Instructors: Eileen Rutter/Bernie Woytas *Additional $30 fee required for this camp.

6F Magnificent Learn the language of math while enjoying indoor and outdoor activities. We will increase our math 3rd - 4th Math literacy while having conversations about math problems. Verbal problem-solving and explicit strate- gy instruction will be part of our fun and games. Friday will include a fabulous fraction party with edible equations. (Magnificent Math may be taken on its own or as a continuation of Marvelous Math from Week 1. This class will have new activities.) Instructor: Lorna Fuller 6G Hogwarts Jump aboard the Hogwarts Express for a week of witchcraft and wizardry. We will make wands, mix 4th - 6th Journey potions, play Quidditch and explore the fantastic realm of Harry Potter. Pack your imagination and prepare for fun and adventure. Instructor: Bryce Brimer

6H Lodge and What’s exciting about spending time at a cabin? Relaxing, playing games, art, and eating! Join us for a 4th - 8th Collage week filled with creating collages, painting, board games, and enjoying favorite cabin foods like in July smores and sliders. Plan to have fun and de-stress! Instructor: Leslie Gore

6I In the Cards If you like to play card games, this is the camp for you! Prepare to engage in epic card battles with 5th - 8th other students and the camp teahcers. We will pull in some additional board games as well and snack on classic party mixes. Instructor: Melissa Hamby

6J STEAM: Explore the exciting, interdisciplinary world of the STEAM fields and learn about how current research 5th - 8th Science Tech is shaping the future and solving global problems big and small. Each day will have a theme with Engineering hands-on activities, and students will be given space to create connections between the STEAM fields Art Math as we learn about the history of science, computers, and technology and discuss the impact of these fields on our daily lives. Students will also be given time to research a topic of their own interest and share their results. Instructor: Lily Clough

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