Kids` College Clermont

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Welcome to Kids’ College
Clermont
Held at East Ridge Middle School
13201 Excalibur Road, Clermont FL 34711
Kids’ College Registration Office: (352) 365-3556
How to Register:
Mail: Easiest & Earliest
Way To Register
Mail-In Registrations
Accepted Immediately!
Drop-Off Accepted:
Drop-off registrations will be accepted and added to the
mail-in registrations.
Scanned and emailed registration
accepted at: [email protected]
Because of size, it is best to use the web registration form
located on the Kids’ College website:
www.Lssc.edu/kidscollege
Faxed in Registration accepted:
352-435-5044
Late Registration Fee Begins:
If space is available, a $25 late registration fee begins:
• Program 1 - May 31 - June 2, Tuesday to Thursday
• Program 2 - June 14 - 16, Tuesday to Thursday
• Program 3 - June 28 - 30, Tuesday to Thursday
Last Day to Register:
• Program 1 - June 2 , Thursday
• Program 2 - June 16, Thursday
• Program 3 - June 30, Thursday
In order not to compromise the efficiency of the program,
NO registrations will be accepted after the above dates.
Avoid Registration Delay:
To avoid delays in registration, mark 3 choices for each class
period your child will be attending. Do not select your 1st
choices as 2nd and 3rd choices in other periods because if your
first choice is full one period, we will automatically look to see
if it is offered and available another period. We need to have
other choices to select from when a class is full.
Kids’ College T-Shirt & Cap (optional):
• $16 for Cap • $16 for T-Shirt •
$27 for both when pre-ordered with registration.
If purchased after registration:
$16 Cap, $16 Shirt or both for $32
The Best Way To See The
Program At A Glance
Is To Look At The
Registration Form
Register Early By Mail
Don’t Delay
Program 1 • June 15 - June 23 (6 days)
• 6 Mornings, 9:00 to 12:15 pm • 6 Afternoons, 12:45 to 4:00 pm
Late Care: 4:00-5:30 pm, 6 days,
Program 2 • June 27 - July 7 (7 days)
Late Care: 4:00-5:30 pm, 7 days
Program 3 • July 11 - July 21 (8 days)
Late Care: 4:00-5:30 pm, 8 days,
No Fridays!
Fees Half & Full Days:
• First Time Participant of Kids’ College: $12
• Program 1 (6) Half Days: $79 (6) Full Days: $158
• Late Care Program 1: $29
• Late Care Candy Confectioner, Program 1: $36
• Late Care Candy Confectioner, Program 2: $41
• Late Care Candy Confectioner or Crafty, Program 3: $46
Sign up for Late Care on the registration form.
Processing Fee (only if changes):
Due to the popularity of the program and the tracking/
paper work involved, we must charge a $20 processing
fee for change of class once registered. To avoid this fee,
please take time to discuss all classes with your child
so you will register them in the appropriate classes
the first time.
Refunds:
Because of the processing time involved, we must retain a
$45 fee if you choose to withdraw your child from a session.
The balance will be refunded as long as you personally
contact the Continuing Education Office and follow-up
with a written notice ten days before session begins. Due
to the popularity of the program, this will allow us a chance
to let someone else have your spot.
Special Notes
Our 28th Year! 93 Classes To Choose From and 30 NEW!
When to Arrive...
Morning Session:
• Arrive 8:30-9:00 am, Cafeteria
East Ridge Middle School
• Arrive 7:30-8:30 Complimentary Early Care
Performance Days:
Afternoon Session:
• Arrive 12:30 pm, Cafeteria
East Ridge Middle School
Confirmation Letters:
Confirmation letters will be sent out the end of May. You
will receive a letter only if your registration is in hand by
the end of May. Otherwise, you will get your label with
classes listed either at orientation or on the first day of
Kids’ College.
If your child is performing, you are welcome to come in
and view the performances the last day of each program.
Performances usually take place from 12:15-12:45 the last day
during announcement period. Watch for more information
to come home with your child.
Afternoon Students:
Students should arrive early, around 12:10 on performance
days and morning students might want to stay until 12:45
pm on that day:
Orientation Session:
Performance Dates:
• Program 1: June 23, Thursday
• Program 2: July 7, Thursday
• Program 3: July 21, Thursday
Age Levels for Classes:
Rainy Days:
We will have an optional brief orientation on Monday,
June 13, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in the Cafeteria at East Ridge
Middle School. Some teachers will be present at this
orientation and you will have the opportunity to meet them.
There are classes offered every period specifically for
younger and older students. If a class does not list grade
level, all grade levels may enroll.
On rainy days, outdoor activities will move inside.
No make-up days will be held if unforeseen weather disrupts
Kids’ College.
Supervised Drop-Off and Pick-up Times
This will take place in the cafeteria during supervised times listed below.
Drop-off Times: (Do not have to get out of Car)
• 7:30 – 9:00 am Arrive for Morning Session
• 12:15 – 12:40 pmArrive for Afternoon Session
Use bus loop at the back of the school.
Pick-up Times: (Must come in and sign out)
• 12:15 – 12:40 pmAfter Morning Session
• 4:10 – 4:35 pm After Afternoon Session
• 5:10 – 5:30 pm After Late Care
For The Safety Of All Children:
You will be required to park and come in to the cafeteria to
check out your child. You may park in the outside edge of the
bus loop at the back of the school leaving the inside of the
loop free for cars to pull out and leave.
If dropping off or picking up your child outside the normal
drop-off and pick-up times listed on the back of your schedule
card and in your letter, you must park and come to the Kids’
College Office, to check your child in or out with the teacher
or staff. Watch for procedures in the confirmation letter.
Clermont: Kids’ College Rocks 2016
A Bit of Spanish
PM Program 2 & 3, Period 3
Are you interested in learning a second language? Do you want to
have fun in doing so, keep pace with popular culture, increase your
mental ability, help others, and widen your personal potential? Join
us! You will write a daily personal journal and learn how to greet and
communicate with your fellow class mates in Spanish. You will also learn
how to recognize many items, count to 500, sing songs, participate in a
conversation, and name foods, all in Spanish! We will even have some
delicious Latin desserts to sample. You may boost your confidence and
establish a rapport while meeting and greeting new friends. Bienvenido!
Instructor: Genee Hernandez
Acting: Excitement of Musical Theatre
AM Program 3, Period 1
Do you dream of being a star on Broadway? This class will teach you what
it takes to be a professional performer. Learn the hip, hooray, and ballyhoo
of 42nd Street. Perform scenes and songs, study the techniques used
in auditions, and become skilled with stage directions and movement.
At the end of the class, perform in a musical theatre variety show, filled
with singing, dancing, and acting. All new material for 2016!
Instructor: Kaitlin Baxter
Acting: Express Yourself Grades 4-9
Take a deeper look into the technique of acting by learning the importance
of speech, movement, and expression. This class will teach the structure
of acting and then apply these skills to scenes, speeches, and even
pantomimes that you get to create. By developing a better understanding
of expressing yourself on stage you will grow as an actor and become
more confident in many other areas. All new material for 2016!
Instructor: Kaitlin Baxter
Acting: Improvisation Grades 3-9
Did you know that some actors don’t even use scripts? Instead they
make it up on the spot using their imagination! Come play games, have
a laugh, and learn a technique that’s useful both inside and outside of
theatre. Every day will be something new. Instructors: Program 2,
Mariah Morton; Program 3, Kaitlin Baxter
Acting: Once Upon A Time
PM Program 2, Period 4
Have you ever pretended to be a knight or a princess? Is the villain a bad
guy or just misunderstood? You get to decide. Students will learn about
the history of fairy tales before creating a story that they will star in!
Instructor: Mariah Morton
Amazing Race Grades 4-9
AM Program 2 & 3, Period 2; PM Program 2 & 3,
Period 4
Come have some fun competing with others in all types of challenges! Have
what it takes to de-code clues and find hidden treasures? Want to race
your friends and follow maps to be the first at each destination? Travel
the campus and see if you have what it takes to complete and win the
Amazing Race. Instructor: Heather Ciaramitaro
Angry Birds Live
AM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 1
The survival of the Angry Birds is at stake. Dish out revenge on the
greedy pigs who stole their eggs. Use the powers of the birds to destroy
the pig’s defenses. Players build a structure and launch an Angry Bird
in an attempt to knock it and the pigs down to win points. The popular
video game comes to life as players pull back a slingshot loaded with
Angry Birds and let them fly at the pigs. Instructor: Larry Edwards
Archery
AM & PM Program 1, 2 & 3 All Periods
Can you hit the bull’s eye? Go for the gold and win award stickers as
you master the basic steps in using a bow and arrow. Students will learn
safe shooting techniques. Or with prior experience in Archery, you will
improve your archery skills by learning advanced aiming techniques,
shooting from greater distances and enjoying challenging new games.
The course will end with games including a balloon shoot and an official
tournament with award ribbons. Instructor: Adam Taylor
Art: A 2D Experience
Create a mini artist portfolio complete with your own handmade paper,
watercolor, pen and ink abstract, your prints from printmaking, paintings
and optical illusions. Instructor: Victoria Wasden
Acting: Kids on Stage
Art: 3-D
Are you a kid? Have you dreamed of being on stage? Well why not find
out what it takes to make it big! Perform scenes and play games all while
learning what you need to star in a performance at the end of the session!
Instructor: Mariah Morton
Come join the fun as we create artwork using 3-D! We will be making
“emerging” hands, weaved paintings, pipe cleaner flowers, and a lot more.
Instructor: Jamey Crider
Acting: Mission Audition
Do you want to be in a commercial, star in the next school play or even
be more confident at your next speech competition? Well the first step
is the perfect audition. You will learn everything you need to ace your
audition, then put your new skills to the test as you prepare for an end
of session performance. Instructor: Mariah Morton
Art: 3D with Paper Mache
Begin your Paper Mache adventure by making a personalized mask. Then broaden your skills creating a three dimensional sculpture of your
choice. We will paint and embellish them as you wish.
Instructor: Victoria Wasden
Art: Animals and Everything in Art
Basketball
What could be more fun than making animals? Making animals with
chalk paintings, tangles, tie – dye, cartooning, tessellations and much,
much more!!!!! Each student is asked to bring in a white or light tee shirt
the first week for tie dying. Instructor: Jamey Crider
Learn the FUNdamentals of dribbling, passing, and shooting a basketball
through daily drills, games and team competitions. Students will be grouped
according to age, size, and ability. Coach/Instructor: Derek Greene
AM Program 1, 2, & 3, Period 1 and PM Period 3 Grades 5-9
AM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 2 and PM Period 4 Grades 2-6
Art: Cartoon Art
Baton Twirling
Ages 7-10. Turn your doodles into designs of delight in this fun and
colorful course. Let your imagination go wild while you hold the pencil
and draw your own comic strip complete with color, word bubbles, and
lettering. Learn skills like drawing people, animals, and inanimate objects.
Sketch your own original creations. Instructor: Amanda Pryor
Have a fun and exciting time with baton twirling, flag batons, hoops and
more. Students will have the opportunity to learn a complete routine
and perform in front of an audience, in just eight days! Batons will be
provided, or students may order their own baton for $20 at orientation
or the first class. Come have a blast with our newest tricks and routines!
Instructor Program 1: Evelyn Pelton; Program 2: Alex
Manganiello
PM Program 1, Period 4 Grades 2-5
Art: Clay Works
AM Program 1, Period 2; PM Program 1, Period 3
Explore clay by learning to use the pinch, coil, and slab techniques of using
clay. Create your own relief wall hanging, a crazy cool treasure box, and
a trinket bowl with secrete writing. Instructor: Victoria Wasden
Art: Ceramics
AM Programs 2 & 3, Period 2; PM Programs 2 & 3, Period 3
Ceramics will be a “breath of fresh air” as we once again use “air dry”
clay to make usable art: frog holder, octopus helper, nature pocket
and more. Clay is a wonderful way to express you in nature and art.
Instructor: Jamey Crider
Art: Neon Paintings
AM Program 1 & 2, Period 1; PM Program 1 & 2, Period 3
Students will explore the use of neon paints and create a variety of
paintings and other painted neon items. These images will glow when
viewed with black lights. Subject matter will be based on personal
student interests. A variety of materials will be available so that the
older students can work at a higher level and with appropriate materials.
Instructor: Cara Sanderlin
Art: Plaster Mache
Have you ever wondered how to make a plaster Mache mask – well
wonder no more! Students will learn about the history of masks from
around the world as they make their very own using plaster, newspaper,
paint, decorations and creativity!!! Instructor: Jamey Crider
Art: The Art of Zentangle
AM Program 1 & 2, Period 2
The art of Zentangle is and easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to
create art using structured patterns. It increases focus and creativity by
using simple deliberate strokes which build on each other in beautiful,
mesmerizing, and surprising ways. For beginners to advanced level artists.
Instructor: Shelly Meneses
Balloon Bonanza
Everyone loves balloons! In this class you will enjoy team activities,
individual competitions, learn different creations for balloons, create your
own masterpieces and make fun designs! All with balloons! Instructor:
Heather Ciaramitaro
PM Program 1 & 2, Period 3 & 4
Beading: To Bead or Not To Bead
Welcome to the wonderful world of beads. During this course you will
have the opportunity to complete projects like pins, frames, table weights,
bookmarks and you will even customize your very own unique flip flops.
You will also be introduced to fuse beads and their multiple options
and designs. Get ready to BEAD yourself!! Instructor: Enriqueta
Salvatierra
Beauty Boutique
PM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 3
This class is filled with everything girly! Expect all crafts, creativity, and
of course…. Sparkles! In this class, students will be able to express their
artistic ability through many fun and glittery projects! Get excited to see
each student bring home dazzling hair accessories, shiny homemade
jewelry and gifts, fluffy flip flops, and ‘bling’ on anything and everything.
If you have enjoyed making wearable bows in Spirit Cheerleading or
headbands in one of my dance classes, you will LOVE this class! *NOTE:
one project will require YOU to bring in/provide a pair of old flip flops
to decorate! Instructor: Chelsea Seabrook
Board Games/Family Fun
Long before there was the Xbox or Play Station, even before Nintendo,
there were board games to keep kids occupied and entertained.
Thankfully, board games have survived the onslaught of computer
games and gaming systems. Board games let families and friends
spend quality time together to get to know each other. Board games
are universal and timeless in their appeal, with each culture creating
games to unwind and relax; play and learn how to play different board
games with us! Instructor: Larry Edwards
Brought To You By FLWZ- Florida
Weather Channel 1
Fascinated on how it can be raining one minute and then sunny the
next? This class will teach you what meteorologists have to know.
How will you be at predicting the weather? This class will put you to
the test. Activities in this class will include making weather stations,
games, labs, and producing your own weather podcast. The weather
is outside so that is where we will be observing. Will you be the next
one we see on the morning news or the one who wants to chase down
tornados? Students will explore career opportunities available in the
field of weather and climate. Instructor: Tara Ingram
Building a Miniature Golf Course Grades 3 – 9
Cooking: Restaurant Possible
This is your chance to design a fun, challenging, and exciting putt-putt golf
course that every kid would want to play. You will work with a team to
design and build the ultimate golf course hole made of recycled materials. When the course is built, we will play a miniature golf tournament with
prizes for the best design and top scoring golfers. Please collect a bag
full of recyclable cardboard, plastic soda bottles, and other items that
would make good obstacles in your course. Instructors: Program
1, Marni Whitehead; Program 2 & 3, Nicole McMahan
You will compete with other classmates to create the best dessert
restaurant possible. You will learn to decorate, cook, and serve desserts
as well as create a menu and theme for your restaurant. At the end of the
class, you will serve your parents, who will vote on the best restaurant.
Instructor: Toni Beckett
Chemistry Crazy
Do you like to experiment and invent? Then this is the class for you. Young
scientists will use chemistry to solve a crime, make edible pop rocks,
create a sunset in a bag and make lip gloss and make some elephant
toothpaste. Students will have to opportunity to explore basic concepts
and careers related to chemistry with music, games, and a hands on and
fun approach. Come with your ideas and imagination, maybe we can
find an experiment that fits you as a future chemist!
Instructor: Tara Ingram
Cooking: Creature Creations
Ever had a whale-wich? That’s a sandwich shaped like a whale. You
will create yummy snacks in the shape of fun, eye-catching creatures.
We will take pictures of your creatures for your recipe book just before
you enjoy the taste of your creatures. Instructor: Toni Beckett
Cooking: Decorating Basics
Students will learn basic cake decorating techniques and will practice on
their own homemade cookies and cupcakes. We will work as a team to
plan, bake, and decorate a cake worthy of being the center of attention
at their next party. Instructor: Toni Beckett
Cooking: Food Wars
Which is better? Snacks from the microwave? Or snacks from the oven?
You will create different recipes, cook them, taste them, and then vote.
You be the judge. You have never tasted Chex Mix, Cupcakes and
Pudding like this before! Instructor: Toni Beckett
Cooking: Kids in the Kitchen Grades 5-9
Kitchen safety and sanitation are the underlying lesson as children use
a variety of kitchen tools and appliances to prepare simple recipes.
Omelets, pancakes, French toast, smoothies and muffins. Instructor:
Toni Beckett
Cooking: Pizza Pizzaz
Learn to make dough, toss it, twirl it, and let it rise. Then top it and bake
it for the perfect pizza pie. Learn to make smaller pizzas in the microwave
as well. You will be an Italian chef before you know it. Instructor:
Toni Beckett
Creative Writing: Express Yourself
Grades 4-9 AM Program 3, Period 2
Description: Writing is about showing who YOU are. If you like writing,
expressing who YOU are, or would like to learn a thing or two about
writing, then this is the class to take. This class is all about writing in
different ways, NOT just the standard essay. We will dive into the multiple
ways writing helps you clear your head and the different forms it can
take. Students have the opportunity to explore the art of writing in its
most basic form to learn how to express themselves.
Instructor: Danielle Bowen
Creative Writing: Spur Your
Imagination Grades 2-5
Have you ever tried to write something creative, but you just don’t
know where to start? In this class we will be using some creative writing
activities to get your juices flowing. Musical Poetry, Grab Bag writing,
and even Art to spur our imaginations. Instructor: Shelly Meneses
Creative Writing: The ART of Writing
Grades 2-5 AM Program 2, Period 1; AM Program 3, Period 1
Writing is an ART and ART is writing using pictures and colors! If you like
to write and draw and color and craft then please join us as we unleash
our creative spirits. In this class, students will look at and create images
and works of art for creative writing inspiration. We will tap into our
inner creativeness, exploring poetry, especially concrete and free verse.
Creative writing does not always have to be expressed in written story
form. Students will also explore the use and idea of “poetic justice” as a
way of expression and creativity. Instructors: Program 2, Jennifer
Jones; Program 3, Danielle Bowen
Dance Cheer Style
AM Program 1, 2, & 3, Period 2
Do you like cheerleading? Do you like dancing? This is a perfect
combination of cheer style dancing with sharp moves to fun, fast paced
music. Students will be introduced to a variety of dance combinations to
different music each day. This is a fun class that will allow you to dance
and show your spirit. Instructor: Chelsea Seabrook
Dancing Through the Decades
Take a trip through time and learn a variety of dances from the past
century. Learn the Charleston from the 1920’s, swing from the 40’s, disco
from the 70’s, hip hop from today, and every other decade in between.
Each day new steps will be learned to create a fun dance for each decade.
These routines will then be performed during an end of session recital.
All new choreography for 2016! Instructor: Kaitlin Baxter
Dramatic Children’s Literature Gr 2-6
Do you enjoy reading fun children’s literature? Do you imagine acting out
what you are reading? Come join this exciting adventure with children’s
literature! We will be reading poems for two voices, acting out picture
book variations of popular tales, writing and demonstrating our own
versions of genres and much more! Instructor: Heidi Cook
Eco Accessories
Make beautiful, original accessories using eco-friendly materials! Seashells,
bottoms, paper and everyday objects that will create truly unique and
one-of-a-kind pieces. Imagine the compliments you’ll get when you
use your handmade accessories! You will have the coolest accessories
and you made them yourself! We’ll make necklaces, bracelets, earrings,
pendants, and some things to use around the home. Instructor:
Enriqueta Salvatierra
Engineering: The Great Challenge
Grades 3-9
Do you like to compete against others in creative engineering challenges?
Join us for some scientific “outside the box” thinking and creating that
will put you in the Winner’s Circle. In this class, you will build and design
towers, bridges, and vehicles that will be put to the test. Who can create
the boat that will hold the most golf balls without sinking? Who can
make the longest bridge? Who can make the highest tower? You will
have a new opportunity to win every day! Are you up to the challenge?
Instructors: Program 1, Marni Whitehead;
Program 2 & 3 Nicole McMahan
Exploring the Deep Blue Sea
Have you ever wondered about the world under the sea? Do you love
animals and science? You can’t miss this amazing class. Young scholars
will learn about sea animal anatomy by dissecting a shark and starfish.
They will map the ocean floor, track sharks, collect data on water quality
and clean up an oil spill. Student oceanographers will learn about animal
behavior in mammals such as dolphins. Class time will be spent doing
hands on experiments, playing games and interactive applications. The
class will highlight career opportunities in oceanography and biology.
Famous Athletes in Sports
Ranging anywhere from Derek Jeter to Mia Hamm to Steph Curry, athletes
of every sport break down walls, set records, and become the greatest,
the most well-known, and the most memorable in sports history. In this
course, students will explore a variety of athletes and the legendary
impact they have made on the sports world. Many athletes come and
go, but the unique, the record-setting, the incredible few….they remain
forever. Instructor: Courtney Hayes
Fashion Design Grades 5-9
Do you enjoy fashion? Are you talented in putting together outfits?
Then Fashion design is for you! We will design, draw and create outfits
together, then display them for all to see. Instructor: Jennifer Jones
Fiction Fan or Fan Fiction? Grades 4-9
Do you love creating stories? Do you want to write fiction but you
are not sure where to start? Have you ever read a book and wanted
more stories about the characters? This is the class for you! We will be
going through strategies of writing fiction stories and how to write fan
fiction with plenty of writing time for you to begin your next bestseller!
Instructor: Shelly Meneses
Flag Football
AM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 2; PM Program 1 & 2, Period 4
Designed to introduce the beginning player to the basic skills and
functional responsibilities of each player on a football team, students
will play games and be taught positions, rules, and technique.
Coach/Instructor: Matt Davenport
Frisbee/Disc Golf
Come learn and play the growing sport of disc golf. It’s played much
like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, however, players use a
flying disc, or Frisbee. The sport was formalized in the 1970’s with the
object of completing each hole in the fewest number of strokes (or, in
the case of disc golf, fewest numbers of throws). A golf disc is thrown
from a tee area to a target which is the “hole”. The hole can be one of a
number of disc golf targets; the most common is called a Pole Hole; an
elevated metal basket. As a player progresses down the fairway, he or
she must make each consecutive shot from the spot where the previous
throw has landed. The trees, shrubs, and terrain changes located in and
around the fairways/course provide challenging obstacles for the disc
golfer. Finally, the “putt” lands in the basket and the hole is completed.
Disc golf shares the same joys and frustrations of traditional golf, whether
it’s sinking a long putt or hitting a tree halfway down the fairway.
Instructor: Matt Davenport
Game Shows
AM Program 2 & 3, Period 2
Join in on the action! Participate as a game show contestant or team
member and compete for prizes. You and your opponent have 60
seconds to complete a challenge, which increases in difficulty as the
game progresses. Will you succeed or be eliminated when you play
“Minute to Win It”? Are you able to price items, gain points and have the
opportunity to pick door number 1, 2, or 3 during the game, “The Price
is Right?” Can you or your classmate answer 1st to 5th grade questions
in the game of, “Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?” We will also play
other games, such as, “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”, “Hollywood Game
Night”, and “What’s my Line?” Don’t miss this exhilarating experience!
Instructor: Genee Hernandez
Great Mind’s Think Alike
Have you ever had a great thought? We all have! You are a great thinker!
So come along and think along with the great thinkers through history.
Build a flying machine like DaVinci. Invent something like Edison. Explore
the stars like Galileo. Discover gravity with Newton. Expand your mind as
you explore great thoughts of scientists and mathematicians throughout
history through hands-on activities and real live on-the-spot thinking!
Instructor: Marni Whitehead
Guitar, Beginning
PM Program 1 & 2, Period 3 Grades 2-6;
Period 4 Grades 5-9
This class introduces the basics of guitar playing in a fun group
environment. There will be lots of hands on participation as we learn
to read guitar tablature and play songs together. Students will begin
by playing on their open strings, progress to using the fret board, and
finally work on power chords. You may bring your own guitar or rent a
guitar at www.NextStepEd.com to take home and use in class during
the 2 week session. Rental guitars will be handed out at the first class.
Instructor: Tracy Welsh
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Adventure
Disembark from the Hogwarts Express and into the magical world of
Harry Potter! Following the Sorting Ceremony, students will compete for
house points in everything from wizard knowledge to the Quidditch Cup!
Take classes in Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, Charms and Defense
against the Dark Arts. With lots of Harry Potter trivia, Bertie Botts Every
Flavor Beans and loads of fun, this is one adventure you don’t want to
miss! Unpack your cloak, leave the muggle world behind and accept
your invitation to Hogwarts! We’ll see you at the start of term feast.
Headmaster: Allen J. Venezio
Harry Potter: Prefects in Training, Level II
This class is designed as a second level Harry Potter course. Heavy
emphasis will be placed on the original J.K. Rowling text. Although it is
not a requirement, it is strongly recommended that students have read
all seven volumes and have taken the Hogwarts class prior to registering
for this advanced course. Activities will include character role-playing,
intermediate to advanced trivia and lots of in-depth Harry Potter fun. If
you’re ready to start your studies towards becoming a prefect, join the
Headmasters for this magical journey back to Hogwarts! Headmaster:
Allen J. Venezio
Heroes in Action
Got Super Hero fever? How about learning more about your favorite Super
Hero and using this information to design your own unique Super Hero
adventure. You will create your own comic book using your own plot,
your own setting and even super villains. Creativity is required! Put your
cape on and let’s save the day! Instructor: Enriqueta Salvatierra
Inside the Earth (Rocks and Fossils)
Instrumental Musicianship / Summer Band
Grades 5-9 AM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 1
This class is for students who have already had experience learning a
band room instrument. Keep your skills in place over the summer by
working on various solo and small ensemble music in a summer classroom
setting. We will work on tone quality and expressive qualities of playing
while learning music from popular movies and TV shows. Students must
have prior experience on an instrument such as flute, clarinet, trumpet,
saxophone, trombone, etc. Students are encouraged to bring their own
instrument. Instructor: Robert Walker
Interest in Pinterest
Students will explore and create Pinterest projects with guidance from
the instructor. Pinterest is a great source for creative ideas, so this class
allows the students to choose and produce the projects that they are
excited about. Examples of Pinterest projects include: make your own
glow bouncy ball, galaxy slime, foosball table, sun catchers, lava lamp,
or so many more possibilities! Instructor: Cara Sanderlin
Jr. Engineers STEM Challenge Grade 2-6
Compete in daily challenges that test your science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics skills. Show off your skills as you build,
construct, and make inventions that will perform required tasks using
limited supplies. Work to solve problems in given time limits. Work as
individuals, in pairs, and in teams to rack up points toward final prizes.
Instructor: Marni Whitehead
Kids Time News Grades 3-6
Students will learn the behind-the-scenes inner workings of a newscast;
will learn about television production and all of its various components.
The members of Kids Time News will write, direct, produce, and star in
their own newscast. Instructor: Amanda Pryor
Lego Land Creations
Grades 2-5
Become a Lego Brick Master! You’ll learn techniques to help build cool
contraptions and work in teams to construct daily projects, like cars,
planes, forts, and buildings! Teams will compete for points to decide
who the ultimate Lego Brick Master is. At the end of the course, your
team will work together with the other teams to create an entire themed
city, using the skills you learned in class. Instructor: Joey Wright
Quartz, Ruby, Diamond, Granite...Dinosaur bone? Like picking up things
you find in the dirt but wonder what they are and how they got there? Well this class is for you. If you want to know more about the rocks you
collect or just want to know more about what our amazing planet can
create. Our planet can tell stories by the rocks, minerals and fossils we
find. Learn about the many kinds of rock and how to test and identify
them. Games, labs and a chance to make your own pet rock. Information
on cool jobs like paleontology and geology will also be discussed. Rock
on!! Instructor: Tara Ingram
Lego Land Creations Advanced
Grades 5-9 PM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 3
Future builders, engineers, and creative thinkers—this is a class built
especially for you! Get ready for the ultimate Lego building competition!
You’ll learn advanced Lego building techniques and compete in a new
contest every day. In teams, in pairs, or just by you, each event will bring
a new challenge—whether it is building a spacecraft, military machine,
imaginary city, or a futuristic vehicle. In the end, using a competitive
points system, only one can be crowned as the ultimate Advanced Lego
Brick Master! Instructor: Joey Wright
Let’s Play Ball (Indoors)
AM Program 1, 2 & 3, Period 2;
For the sports enthusiast, we will have fun playing games such as
variations of dodge ball, and variations of indoor kickball and t-ball. We
will also work on various skills such as throwing and catching.
Instructor AM: Joseph Wright; PM TBA
Like a Good Mystery
Want to learn about the law from the crime scene to the court? Come
join us for a real-life mock mystery where you will be a part of a mock
crime scene, police investigation…including the art of interrogation,
and a mock courtroom. We’ll role play the parts of each and every one
will have a chance to participate…who knows? You might even get to
be the judge! You will completely enjoy learning the mysteries of police
work and law. Instructor: Amanda Pryor
Nuc-em
Play the game that all kids love where you’re throwing and catching over
a net. Be the last one standing to win the game with superior catching
and throwing skills. Help teammates use strategies and tactics to win their
game. Game is for all ages and abilities. Instructor: Jimmy Phillips
Origami
PM Program 1, Period 3; AM Program 2, Period 1
Interested in the Japanese art of paper folding? In this class we will
learn basic techniques for Origami and fold objects, animals, and more.
We will begin at the beginner level and by the end you will be folding
Origami dragon! Instructor: Shelly Meneses
Philanthropist, I Want To Be!
Magic of Words Grades 5-9
Did you know that learning 10/10/10 parts of words can unlock the
meaning to over 10,000 words? This class will be learning, illustrating
and exploring the possibilities of unlocking the meaning of words used
in a wide range of subjects while reading informational and recreational
reading passages. Come enjoy unlocking the Magic of words!
Instructor: Heidi Cook
Mission to Mars
Future Astronauts and rocket scientists come together for a trip around
the universe. We will explore our place in the universe, the big bang, our
sun and moon, nebulas quasars and black holes, Jupiter and its moons,
and the forces of the Universe. On the final day, students will build and
launch their own rockets. Activities will include games, labs, hands on
activities and engaging read-a-louds. If you want to know what career
you can have working with the wonders of our universe then this is the
course for you! Instructor: Tara Ingram
Nail Polish Art
Who doesn’t love to have pretty polished, glamorous nails? Learn
techniques on how to not only paint nails, but also apply rhinestones,
stickers, and painted designs. Everyone can have fun creating unique
nail art on mannequin hands. Come and learn glam-skills for dazzling
nails! Instructor: Julie Cripe Nintendo DS Battle
Never play alone again! Challenge one friend or the entire class to your
favorite video games in a multiplayer melee! If you share the game,
we’ll play it! Imagine the destruction of a four-player Super Smash Bros
match or a live 8-way Mario Kart race! It’s time to see who the best is. Dominate your friends. Students must bring their own Nintendo DS
(any Nintendo DS Lite, DSI or 3DS) and are responsible for its care while
on campus. * Nintendo DS required. Instructor: Larry Edwards
Have you ever wanted to help others and make your community better?
If so, learn to be a philanthropist. We will discover how we can do
our part to make the world a better place. Show how much you care
about others, animals, and/or the environment. Discover what you are
passionate about and how you can use your time, talents, and treasures
to improve your community. Participate in a community service project
and more! Instructor: Julie Cripe
Pitch Perfect
Create and perform a Capella music without instruments as background
accompaniment. Sing arrangements of songs around the world to current
hit songs. Instructor: Robert Walker
Robotics Challenge Grades 2-5
AM Program 3, Period 1;
During this introductory session in Robotics, you will discover the basics
of teamwork, planning, building, programming and competition with
Robotics! Teamwork –You will learn how to share the work and have
FUN! Planning- You will experience how to manage time and meet
goals. Building-You will build ROBOTS! Programming- You will make the
Robots do your bidding! The Competition- Time to put it all together!
Instructor: Joe Newton
Robotics Challenge
AM Program 3, Period 2;
Grades 4-9
During these advanced sessions in Robotics, you will discover the
advanced aspects of teamwork, planning, building, programming and
competition with Robots! Building upon the skills learned in earlier
sessions will take you to the next level in your engineering career. You
(along with instructors) will be supplied with more complex robotics
training that will allow you to expand your Robo-knowledge. Teamwork
–You will learn how to share the work and have FUN! Planning- You will
experience how to manage time and meet goals. Building-You will build
ROBOTS! Programming- You will make the Robots do your bidding! The
Competition- Time to put it all together. Instructor: Joe Newton
Rockin’ CrossTrain
AM Program3 Period 1 Grades 2-6 & Period 2 Grades 4-9
Softball
Want to experience new and innovating ways to stay fit? Rockin’ CrossTrain
is a high-energy class offering a mix of activities that maintain and
improve overall fitness. With activities like Zumba, Kickboxing, Obstacle
courses, and other aspects of Crossfit, you will keep your heart rate up,
increase your focus, self-confidence, boost your metabolism, enhance
coordination, and have fun! Instructor: Allyson Hall
Students will learn basic skills to be successful in the game of softball.
Students will learn skills and play lead up games each day putting their
skills learned into action. Each day will focus on coeducational softball
games with instruction in fielding, throwing and hitting. Game tactics
will also be included. The week will sum up with tournament style
games. Instructor Program 2: Jimmy Phillips; Program 3:
Matt Davenport
Rockin Fitness
Spirit Cheerleading
AM Program1 Period 1
Do you love Zumba, then you’ll love this class that is designed exclusively
for kids 7-14 and is a rockin high-energy fitness party packed with
specially choreographed, kid friendly routines with all the music kids’
love...like hip hop, raggaeton, cumbia and more. Increase your focus,
self-confidence, boost your metabolism and enhance coordination.
This will be tons of fun so why not join. Instructor: Amanda Pryor
Self Defense & Safety Awareness
AM Program 1, 2, & 3 Period 1 (For Girls) Period 2
Grades 2-6; PM Program 1, 2, & 3, Period 3 Grades
4-9, Period 4 (For Boys)
This class is about high energy training that’s very exciting and simple to
learn. You’ll learn everything from punching & kicking drills with pads,
to defense against grabs, chokes, weapons, along with ground defense.
Not only will you get in great shape and have fun training, but you’ll
build great confidence within yourself. Safety Awareness will teach you
how to be safe and what to watch out for when you are at home. You
will learn how to stay alert when you are out with your friends and how
to get help if needed. Simple basic skills can help to keep you safe from
all forms of harm. Instructor: Mr. Kenneth A. Barrett, Tang
Soo Do Mi Guk Kwan Association.
PM Program 1, 2, & 3, Period 4
Come join the fun as we show off our spirit! In this class, we will learn all
of the fundamentals of cheerleading. We will stress flexibility, strength,
and confidence, but most of all, FUN! Jumps, pom routines, basic stunts
and motions, many cheers, and teambuilding activities are all on the
agenda. We will also be learning a cheer routine that will be performed
at the end of the camp, to show off all of our new skills.
Instructor: Chelsea Seabrook
Starfleet Academy: Star Trek
Experience Grades 3-9; PM Program 3, Period 4
The year is 2285 and Starfleet Academy is seeking boys and girls who
are interested in learning about space and space exploration to come
out and join the Academy. Students will be introduced to Starfleet
Command, study the galaxies, learn the basics of starship construction
and control and be instructed in leadership techniques. If you’ve ever
dreamt about going “where no one has gone before,” this is the first step.
Students who have already graduated from the Academy may return
to continue their training as Starfleet officers. Instructors: Admiral
Allen J. Venezio
Sticker Picture Mania
Shake it Off to Today’s Pop Music
From Taylor Swift to One Direction, pop music is a growing obsession
for all ages! In this class, we will explore the most popular and influential
artists of today, idolized by many and met by few. Examine the artists’
inspiration for the hit music they create and dig deeper into their songs
by glancing into their story-telling lyrics. Jam out to your favorite songs
and understand what lights the lyrical fire of the most popular music of
today. Instructor: Courtney Hayes
Soccer
AM Program 1 & 3, Period 2; PM Program 2, Period 3
Students will learn basic soccer skills and fundamentals to be successful
in the game of soccer. Students will learn skills and play lead up games
each day putting their skills learned into action. Each day will finish
with small sided games to practice skills learned. Game tactics will
also be included. The week will sum up with tournament style games.
Instructor Program 1 & 3: Jimmy Phillips; Program 2 Matt
Davenport
Who doesn’t love stickers? Did you know you can use stickers to illustrate
a story and to expand your creativity? We will have fun making sticker
pictures and writing creative stories. Let your imagination get a little
“sticke-y”!! Instructor: Julie Cripe
SUPER HEROES
It is time to test your Super Heroes Knowledge. Does your favorite
hero possess any superhuman powers or abilities? Does he/she make
use of intellect, detective skills, technology, and physical powers?
Play creative trivia games and see how much you really know. In the
end, the smartest one will win the battle. Instructor: Enriqueta
Salvatierra
Team Handball
Learn the fast paced, exciting game that’s played in the Olympics.
Students will learn and incorporate skills used in basketball, football,
volleyball, and soccer in the game of team handball. Handball is a fun
team sport, where a team works together and tries to throw a ball into a
net guarded by a goalie. Students will practice and play in activities to be
successful in the popular European sport while having fun! Instructor:
Matt Davenport
Tennis
Students will be using tennis rackets and tennis balls that are just right
for them as we develop knowledge, stroke production, consistency,
hand-eye coordination, physical skills, motor movement, strength, health
and self-esteem. The course consists of a warm-up exercise, instructional
presentation, and tennis-related games that are designed for safety and
fun. A tennis challenge tournament will also afford an opportunity to
learn and progress. Rackets will be furnished or you may bring your
own. Instructor: Jimmy Phillips
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
Do you want to celebrate the fun and imaginative world of Dr. Seuss?
From “The Cat in the Hat” to “Green Eggs and Ham”, this class invites
you to examine the creative mind of one of the most legendary authors
and illustrators to ever live. Making each day a different theme to pair
with the reading of a different book by the man himself. With a different
theme to pair with a different book each day, you can customize your
outfits to go along with our very own creation of Seuss mania. Oh, the
places we’ll go! Instructor: Courtney Hayes
Trash Can Baseball
The students will learn how to incorporate math skills as they enjoy a
game of TRASH CAN BASEBALL. While having fun playing baseball indoors
without bats and balls but by using bean bags and garbage cans, we will
incorporate statistics, probability, fractions, and mental math skills. Every
student will be tabulating runs, hits, RBIs, doubles, singles and batting
averages. This class will be held indoors but will go outside on Thursdays
to play whiffle ball as a wrap up each week if weather permits. Join the
game and have a blast. Instructor: Larry Edwards
Trash to Treasure: Eco-Art
Did you know that you make beautiful and useful creations with stuff
that you throw away? Reduce, Reuse and Recycle by learning how to
make your masterpiece and keeping it from being garbage. You will also
learn the responsibility of helping the Earth by doing so. Make wonderful
projects such as wind chimes, t-shirt pillows, plastic bag baskets and CD
sun catchers. You will see endless possibilities on recycled creations.
Trekkin Across the U.S.A.
Travel the United States without leaving Kids’ College. Each day you
will learn about a new state and its customs, landmarks, foods, dances,
and more!!! Have you hula danced in Hawaii or roped steers in Texas?
Acted in a commercial in Hollywood, California or ate Michigan apple
pie? Pack your imaginary suitcase and let’s travel across the United
States! Instructor: Julie Cripe
Volleyball Indoors and Outdoors
What is the best way to play volleyball? By playing it!!!! Our goal is to
help you learn more about volleyball. You will learn to control and move
your body in a balanced position quickly and efficiently. You will also
learn how to perform simple strength and flexibility exercises to begin
conditioning your body for volleyball so you can better enjoy it. Our
goal is help you learn more about volleyball skills and game situations.
You will learn how to dig, set, serve and spike the ball. These are the
fundamental skills of the game. Fun game situations and tournaments
will be played to enhance your current level and make you a better allaround player. Instructor AM: Joseph Wright; PM TBA
WHAT’s NEW WITH AFTER HOURS…
Candy Confectioner (SPACE LIMITED)
PM Program 1, 2 & 3 offered from 4:05 to 5:05 PM
Who doesn’t love candy!!! Learn to be a candy confectioner and
make your own treats. Surprise your family and friends by learning
to create chocolate and candy masterpieces and the best part of it
all, you get to eat your creations!! Instructor: Julie Cripe
Crafty (SPACE LIMITED)
PM Program 3 offered from 4:05 to 5:05 PM
Join this class to express your artistic ability and creative prowess!
We will create many different entertaining, fun and simple projects
that you can take home and enjoy! Our class will create a realistic
log cabin with windows, a door, and a smoking chimney, a beautiful
sapling container with bow and water beads for your special someone,
a patriotic pin wheel & wind sock, a flower pot pen bouquet, a
glittering string ball, egg carton flowers, a rice paper lantern, a
cardboard airplane, a CD fish, a stained glass rose window, one of
the most beautiful parts of every cathedral entrance, and many more
enjoyable activities! Roll up your sleeves and get ready to stimulate
your personal talent. Instructor: Genee Hernandez
AFTER HOURS Regular Late Care
PM Program 1, 2 & 3 offered from 4:00
to 5:30 pm: Fee $39 for 8 days
Late care is supervised free time for children of parents who
cannot pick up by 4:30 p.m. and extends the day of Kids’
College to 5:30 p.m.

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