summer 2016 community education

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SUMMER 2016 COMMUNIT Y EDUCATION
w w w. c s m d . e d u / K i d s C o l l e g e
Beyond
Summer Camp
Kids’ and Teen College at the College
of Southern Maryland (CSM) is
celebrating 30 years of offering
comprehensive, summer enrichment
programs for children ages five to
14 years old.
Classes are offered at the college
campuses in Calvert, Charles, and
St. Mary’s counties. These half-day
or full-day programs allow kids and
teens to design their own summer
experience specific to their interests—
from art in the morning to academics
in the afternoon or a full day of sports
and swimming.
Summer days are well spent at CSM.
Let your child/teen come to the
campus and discover a new skill,
meet new friends, and explore the
world. The potential is unlimited.
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CSM Kids’ and Teen College | Summer 2016 | www.csmd.edu
Table of Contents
Early Learners (Ages 5 - 6)
Arts and Activities.........................................................................6
Cooking, Cakes, and Desserts.....................................................6
Language Arts...............................................................................7
Science and Math: STEM and STEAM.........................................8
Kids’ College (Ages 7-10)
Arts and Activities...................................................................... 10
Computers, Gaming, and Video Gaming................................. 12
Cooking, Cakes, and Desserts.................................................. 15
History, Maps, and Geocaching................................................ 17
Language Arts............................................................................ 17
Music, Theatre, and Dance....................................................... 19
Science and Math: STEM and STEAM...................................... 20
Teens’ College (Ages 11 - 14)
Arts and Activities...................................................................... 23
Computers, Gaming, and Video Gaming................................. 24
Cooking, Cakes, and Desserts.................................................. 28
Language Arts............................................................................ 30
Music, Theatre, and Dance....................................................... 31
Personal Development.............................................................. 32
Science and Math: STEM and STEAM...................................... 32
Before and After......................................................................... 35
Counselor in Training................................................................. 36
Sports and All-Day Camps........................................................ 36
Schedule at a Glance................................................................. 38
Important Parent Information.................................................. 48
3 Ways to Register/ CSM Payment Plan (FACTS).................. 50
Registration Forms.................................................................... 51
Contact/Information
Jenn Hamilton, EdS, CPP
Course Manager
John Terlesky, CPP
Program Coordinator
For more information:
301-539-4760 or
1-800-933-9177, ext. 4760
[email protected]
Three Easy Ways
to Register!
REGISTER ONLINE
REGISTER ON CAMPUS
CAMPUS LOCATIONS
La Plata Campus (LAPL)
8730 Mitchell Road, PO Box 910
La Plata, MD 20646-0910
301-934-2251 or 301-870-3008
Leonardtown Campus (LEON)
22950 Hollywood Road
Leonardtown, MD 20650-4700
240-725-5300
Prince Frederick Campus (PRIN)
115 J.W. Williams Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
443-550-6000
REGISTER BY MAIL
See the General and
Registration pages
for details.
Information: 301-539-4760 | Register online: www.csmd.edu/Go/Register
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of Youth Programs at CSM
For the last 30 years, thousands of children from kindergarten through
middle school have flocked to CSM for summer fun! Throughout the
years, kids have designed robots, clowned around, solved mysteries,
played sports, and enjoyed being kids—all while actively learning!
Full- and half-day options are available all summer long.
1986
The first summer classes for youths were
offered as Summer Science Adventures
and Summer Art Adventures
1993
Field Hockey Camp is introduced for
the first time
2000
Kids’ College Begins
2015
CSM offers more classes in Minecraft,
programming, computer gaming, and coding
due to the overwhelming popularity.
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SUMMER 2015 FAVORITES!
Minecraft Designers
and Minecraft
Modders
Mad Scientist
in Training
Pets and Vets
Spaceflight
Institute
Cake Decorating
13,691
students have taken classes
with Kid’s and Teen College since 2000
516
different Kid’s and Teen
courses offered since 2000
3 campuses
Kid’s and Teen College offers courses
at all 3 campuses
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Kids’ and Teen College
EARLY LEARNERS (AGES 5 - 6)
ART AND ACTIVITIES
Play With Clay
Come learn basic hand building techniques and
create fantastic pottery and sculptures to take
home! Student projects should be picked up on the
last day of class. A large shirt or smock is recommended.
Prerequisite: Ages 5-6
AAY-5110 tuition: $26 / fees: $103
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M Tu W Th F 9AM – 12PM
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA206–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST108–LAPL
Tu W Th F 9AM – 12PM
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B207–LEON
Art Explorers
Explore ways to bring out the artist inside of you!
Create your own artworks for Mom or Dad or that
special someone. Learn the concepts of art
structure and color through paint, charcoal, pastels
or even clay. A paint smock is recommended.
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M Tu W Th F 1PM – 4PM
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA206–PRIN
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST109–LAPL
Tu W Th F 1PM – 4PM
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B207–LEON
COOKING, CAKES AND DESSERTS
Food Art
Use every-day snack foods such as fruits,
vegetables, cream cheese, lunch meats, bread,
cheese, and crackers to create unique edible works
of art. Design your very own recipe book so you can
create more delicious works of art with family and
friends at home. Note: This class in not
recommended for students with food allergies.
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Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST109–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B315–LEON
Tea Party Royalty
Calling all Princes and Princesses that fancy parties
and dress up, but need help with table manners
and proper etiquette. Your child will have so much
fun preparing for and attending our tea parties,
that he or she may not even realize that they are
also learning many of the social skills that will
serve them well in the future. We will be busy all
week preparing for our final fancy tea party to be
held on Friday. Children will make placemats,
paper floral arrangements, and other tea party
crafts. We will read books and listen to music
relating to our tea party theme. Each day will end
with a practice tea party where we will practice
our manners and use proper etiquette. Look out for
Wacky Wednesday that week, it’s going to be a
silly one. Throughout all of our activities, your
child will learn to be a gracious host or hostess as
well as grateful guest. Our week will culminate in
a fancy tea party for campers and their special
guest (a stuffed friend). Food for the final tea party
will be discussed during the week. We can
accommodate most allergies for our final tea party.
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Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA204–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST109–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B306–LEON
Junior Chef
LANGUAGE ARTS
Find out how to use fractions and measurement
concepts, math, vocabulary and reading to
complete a set of directions for a recipe! Create
wonderful snacks or meals without using an
oven,and take home class recipes to make for
yourself and your family. These recipes can be used
for an after school snack or fun for the whole family
to make together. Learn the safe and proper way to
handle food and utensils. *There will be no use of
sharp objects in this class. *Students must wear
closed toe shoes and long hair pulled back. *Class
is NOT recommended for students with severe
food allergies.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Learn how to be a good friend by showing kindness,
being responsible, truthful, respectful, playing fair,
helping others and believing in yourself among
other traits. Clifford the Big Red Dog is a wonderful
friend to Emily Elizabeth and they are just waiting
to explore Birdwell Island with their human and
canine friends. Become an artist that writes and
illustrates your own story to share with friends and
family. *A large shirt is needed for use as a paint
smock.
LKC-5000 tuition: $26 / fees: $103
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA104–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST108–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B207–LEON
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Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA122–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST108–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B306–LEON
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Sensational Stories
Icky and Sticky
This fun, fast-paced class is designed to strengthen
reading and comprehension through stories,
imaginative play and art. By reading a wide variety
of literature and composing and illustrating their
own stories, students move ahead in their reading
and writing skills. Students are exposed to a
variety of genres, authors and topics, enhancing
their appreciation for a wide range of literature and
boosting their confidence in writing.
It is time to get slimed! Slide on over to “Icky and
Sticky” and explore living sciences through
cockroaches, earthworms, and the mysterious
human body. From sneezing and snoring to bug
bites, this course covers everything that is sure to
appeal to the “gross” side of us all.
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Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA204–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST108–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B206–LEON
SCIENCE AND MATH: STEM AND STEAM
Walk on the Wild Side
Learn about the world’s rare, interesting, and
sometimes endangered, animals. Examine animal
life in the wild as well as in captivity. Get ready to
look under a rock, in a cave, up a tree, under the sea,
and all over the world for animals that not too
many people ever get to see.
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Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA204–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST114–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B315–LEON
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Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA218–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST108–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B315–LEON
Creepy Crawlies!
Fly, crawl or buzzzz your way here to discover
what an insect is and the different habit’s of insects.
Learn about their life cycle, the part they play in
our environment, as well as how they may help us.
Have some fun reading poems and stories about
insects, and learn how to make some delicious and
nutritious snacks that look like them! Not
recommended for students with food allergies.
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA204–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST109–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B315–LEON
Exploring Nature
Let’s take a close look at nature. Read stories, go on
nature walks, sing songs, share special stuffed
animal friends, and create some nature based
crafts. As you play, learn about animal habits and
habitats, plants, the colors of nature, and the
beautiful world around us. Wear clothes that can
get dirty!
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Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA122–PRIN
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST108–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B315–LEON
Little Detectives
Dinner Table Science
You will be a super science sleuth! Have fun
learning about forensics, crime scene investigation
and crime lab chemistry. Search for clues, dust for
fingerprints, analyze handwriting, and discover
how science can help solve mysteries.
Science happens around you every day, even in
your own kitchen. Young scientists learn early
chemistry principles through simple, yet exciting
hands on experiments. From simple household
ingredients like, salt, dish soap, oil, food coloring,
baking soda, vinegar, and cornstarch, students will
learn to make their own “volcanos”, water
fireworks, food batteries, goop and more. This
course also includes training in the principles of
laboratory and chemical safety, teaching your
budding chemist to stay curious while enjoying the
wonders of investigation in a safe, adult-supervised
environment.
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Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA204–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST108–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B206–LEON
Math Magic
Spend the week exploring numbers using music,
art, and books to reinforce early math skills. Math
offers magical solutions to problems.
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Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA217–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST111–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B214–LEON
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Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA209–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST108–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B206–LEON
Sid the Science Kid
Grab your microphone and your notebook and
come explore the world around you while
recording the science that happens in your
everyday life. Use scientific tools to observe,
measure and record observations during science
experiments. So unleash your inner scientist and
investigate an “Ooper Schmooper BIG IDEA”. Your
imagination will feed your curiosity.
CSI Junior
Students will become science detectives as they
solve the mysteries of secret spy messages, a virus
outbreak, stolen polymer jewels, and a case of
mysterious explosions using forensic science and
chemistry. All CSI Jr. students will participate in
engaging, hands-on activities with real scientific
tools that show them how science can help solve a
crime.
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Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFB201–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST111–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B306–LEON
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PFA122–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST108–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B206–LEON
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KIDS’ COLLEGE (AGES 7 - 10)
ARTS AND ACTIVITIES
Decorate Your Room
Are you looking for a way to personalize your room
and make it more like you? Then join us and
redecorate your room! Make cool decorative items
such as mosaic mirror, a faux stained glass panel, a
personalized picture frame, decorated box for
jewelry or hair accessories, a stencil or rubber
stamp pillow case, and a hand- decorated lamp
shade. Bring photos of your room so we can
brainstorm design and color scheme ideas.
Drawing Basics for Kids
Learn basic drawing skills, emphasizing drawing
from direct observation with a variety of traditional
drawing materials and techniques. You will
analyze and critique contemporary and historic art
works, and work in pencil, charcoal, and pastels.
Topics to be covered include line and shape,
contour, perspective and composition, drawing
materials, and drawing techniques.
KTC-5100 tuition: $28 / fees: $111
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Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA206–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST109–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B207–LEON
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Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST109–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B207–LEON
Jewelry Galore
Jewelry — you can never have enough. Try your
hand at several different projects — using glass
beads, plastic beads, wood beads, wire, Sculpey
clay, buttons, and other decorative findings. Make
bracelets, necklaces, earrings, ankle bracelets,
room decorations, and much more. Fill your
jewelry box with beautiful things!
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST109–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B207–LEON
Painting Picasso - Kids
Not artistic? Don’t know how to paint? Don’t
worry! Our instructors will guide you step by step
to experience a magical transformation from a
blank canvas to your finished masterpiece! Paint
Starry Night like Vincent Van Gogh or a still-life or
even a self-portrait. Topics include brushes and
equipment, perspective, mixing colors, lighting,
shadow, reflections, texture, pastels, fine arts, and
techniques for achieving a desired effect. Invite
family members to the Gallery Showing on Friday
to share your creations. *A large shirt is needed for
use as a paint smock.
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Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST109–LAPL
Starving Artists - Kids
Design Your Own Wearable Art - Kids
Learn to draw an item and then learn to paint the
drawn subject. Designed for individuals interested
in devoting their attention to enhancing/improving
their artistic skills and will benefit anyone involved
in the creation of art. Whether your interest is in
art or traditional image, to the excitement of
contemporary creations, you will gain confidence,
skills and satisfaction of personal expression.
Invite your family to visit a gallery showing on
Friday to share in your creations. *A large shirt is
needed as a paint smock.
Ever wondered what it would be like to create you
own wearable art? Let your creativity go free in this
class and enjoy learning the fundamentals of
designing your own wearable art. Design your own
creations such as jewelry, shirts, and shoes with
basic beading techniques, painting, dying and
various embellishments. Please feel free to bring
any assortment of gemstones and beads, and even
any unfinished projects are welcome. *Bring one
pair of plain canvas tennis shoes and a plain t-shirt
to class in the student’s size.
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Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA206–PRIN
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST109–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B207–LEON
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST111–LAPL
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Spa Camp - Kids
Lego Games
Explore the fine art of relaxation and meditation.
With some math and science skills to glean, you
will learn personal hygiene tips and create your
own facials, foot soaks, exfoliators and aromatherapy. You will also practice how to care for your
hair, nails, and skin using natural techniques that
include nutrition, exercise, massage, manicures,
and more.
Combine your two favorite activities - LEGOs and
video games! Create your own LEGO universe,
characters, and adventures in an interactive 2-D
video game. Everyone is welcome in this one of a
kind class. You will leave with a LEGO 2-D game
that can be shared with friends and family on a
password protected website. Designed to mirror
real life experiences and the collaborative nature of
the creative process, you will work in pairs or
teams for most of the class. Offered in conjunction
with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
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Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA204–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST109–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B206–LEON
COMPUTERS, GAMING,
AND VIDEO GAMING
Lego Films and Animation for Kids
Make your LEGO’s come to life! Bring in your
favorite action figures or LEGOs and create a short
film with your friends. Whether you want to
recreate a scene from Star Wars or design a world
of your own, you can bring your dreams to the
screen. Films will be available on a password
protected website to share with friends and family.
Designed to mirror real life experiences and the
collaborative nature of the creative process, you
will work in pairs or teams for most of the class.
*Offered in conjunction with Black Rocket
Productions, LLC who will provide all necessary
equipment.
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App Attack! Make Your First Game App
Explore the App universe and create your own
mobile application or mobile game! You will
explore the world of phone-based and tablet
applications. In addition to learning the basics of
mobile app design and games, you will also see
firsthand how the world of App’s publishing
functions. No prior experience is necessary and
you do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to
take this class. *Offered in conjunction with Black
Rocket Productions, LLC who will provide all
necessary equipment.
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Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFB221–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST158–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST158–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
A309–LEON
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST158–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
A309–LEON
Video Game Animation
Minecraft Designers - Kids
Take your game design to the next level by creating
and animating your own character sprites, objects,
and backgrounds. Start with a name, develop the
character’s personality, signature moves, special
powers, and a story line. Finish with a fully
animated character to be used in future games. You
do not need any prior experience in game design,
animation, or sketching. Your created animations
will be available on a password protected Black
Rocket website to share with friends and family.
Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac
versions can be created after the program for $15.00
conversion fee. *Offered in conjunction with Black
If you love the game Minecraft, but always wanted
to design your own characters and buildings for
your games this class is for you. Learn the basics of
creating 3D modeling using new industry grade
software to design your own characters and import
them into your favorite Minecraft games. You must
have Minecraft at home to import characters and
parent email address is required to create student
accounts. *Offered in conjunction with Black
Rocket Productions, LLC.
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Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST158–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
A308–LEON
Keyboarding for Kids
Learn the art of touch typing at the keyboard and
develop the skills needed to complete schoolwork
assignments. Participants will be introduced to the
alphabetic keyboard and proper keyboarding
techniques.
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA118–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST160–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A309–LEON
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Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST160–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
A309–LEON
Code Breakers - Kids
Calling all future coders, programmers, &
designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like
HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of
web projects and design challenges and be on your
way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you
want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the 15
year old high school student who just made 1
million dollars for programming in his bedroom,
this course has the essentials you need to begin
your journey. Student projects will be available on
a Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. *Offered in conjunction with Black Rocket
Productions, LLC.
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Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFB221–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST158–LAPL
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App Adventures! the Next Level - Kids
Minecraft Modders - Kids
Continue your quest to make the next viral app!
Whether you want to move past the basic
techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump
right in, we are ready for you! You will choose from
a selection of different mobile app types and
explore in depth programming concepts. Your
created apps will be accessible on a private site that
can be played on any mobile device or computer.
Parents may choose to publish apps if certain
criteria are met and final decisions are the sole
discretion of Apple or Google. No prior experience
is necessary and students do not need to own a
smart phone or tablet to take the class. *Offered in
conjunction with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
Use your favorite game to learn the basics of
modding (modifying hardware) and foundations of
programming. Learn scripting and logic statements
as you create your first mod! Introductory coding
will also be taught through a simulated
environment inspired by Minecraft. Student
projects will be available on a Black Rocket website
to share with friends and family. To access their
project at home students must own a PC/MAC
version of Minecraft. Tablet, phone, and game
console version of Minecraft are not compatible.
Students will work in teams for most of the
program. *Offered in conjunction with Black
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Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST164–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST158–LAPL
Creative Design & Robotics - Kids
The world of the future-robots and robotics are
one of America’s fastest growing industries. Learn
the fundamentals of motorized mechanisms and
basic design principles in this unique program separate fact from fantasy - and design and build
your first robot. After learning the basic principles
of design, you will move on to making your own
creations real and learn problem-solving to
improve how your machines function. At the end of
the program, the machines and robots compete
against each other in a series of challenges! All
equipment supplied. Just bring your imagination.
equipment.
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Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST158–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
A309–LEON
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Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFB221–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFB221–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST160–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A308–LEON
Make Your First 3-D Video Game - Kids
Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic! By
popular demand, we redesigned our 3-D game
design class from beginning to end. This new class
allows you to develop a game concept that goes
well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2-D
game design classes. Students will learn the
physics behind 3-D games, explore beginner event
scripting, level design, controlling flow of
gameplay, and storytelling. Student created games
*Students will work in teams for most of the
program.*Offered in conjunction with Black
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Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFB221–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST160–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
A302–LEON
Minecraft Animators - Kids
Bring your favorite Minecraft characters to life in
an animated short film! Learn how studios like
Pixar and Disney make movies like Inside Out and
Frozen through using techniques such as
keyframing, tweening, texturing, and animating
rigged 3-D models! Student projects will be
available on a Black Rocket website to share with
friends and family. You do not need to own a
Minecraft account to use the software in this class.
Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the
Prerequisite: AGES 8-10
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Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST160–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST160–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
A308–LEON
Cake Decorating Basics - Kids
Learn all the fundamentals you need to create any
cake, from whimsical to beautiful in just a week
long course. Use the techniques you learn during
class to design and decorate your own faux cake
(wedding cakes are excluded) to take home. You
will learn when and how to use different
consistencies of butter cream icing, transferring
patterns, shell borders, star fill techniques, drop
flowers, rosettes, pompom flowers, and more along
with how to arrange your design. All decorating
supplies are included in the cost of the class. A list
of optional tools and supplies will be provided by
the instructor during the first class. *Class is NOT
recommended for students with severe food
allergies *Students are required to wear short
sleeve shirts, socks and closed-toe shoes. *Long
hair must be tied back and no jewelry or painted
fingernails are allowed.
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Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA104–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
CE119–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B303–LEON
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Desserts & Pastries - Kids
For the Love of Chocolate - Kids
Calling all pastry chefs, want to learn more about
baking and designing flaky, fluffy pastries and
desserts? Class is designed for aspiring bakers and
chefs as well as those wanting to work in the
restaurant and hotel industry. Topics include
dough preparation, mixing, baking and finishing
methods to create classic desserts, pastries,
cookies, kitchen safety and more. *Sharp objects
may be used in class. *Class is NOT recommended
for students with severe food allergies. *Students
are required to wear short sleeve shirts, socks and
closed-toe shoes. *Long hair must be tied back and
no jewelry or painted fingernails are allowed.
Become a chocolatier for a week and discover the
art of chocolate. You will learn how chocolate
transforms from the cacao bean to the chocolate
bar as you prepare to become mini-chocolatiers.
You will have the opportunity to use the skills you
have learned combined with your own personal
creativity to make wonderful chocolate
masterpieces to take home. Dip into decadence
with Oreo cookies, pretzels, and potato chips.
Make your own chocolate cup cluster creations
using decorative sprinkles, and drizzling with
MORE chocolate! You will also learn good cooking
practices, sanitation, and basic kitchen safety.
*Sharp objects may be used in class. *Class is NOT
allergies. *Students are required to wear short
133544
133781
133567
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
CE119–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B303–LEON
Kids in the Kitchen
Use fractions and measurement concepts, math,
vocabulary and reading to complete a set of
directions for a recipe. Create wonderful snacks
without using an oven, while reinforcing math and
reading concepts and strategies. Take home class
recipes and make them for yourself. These recipes
can be used for an after school snack or fun for the
whole family to make together. Learn the safe and
proper way to handle food and utensils. Note:
There will be no use of sharp objects in this class.
*Class is not recommended for students with
food allergies.
134855
M Tu W Th F
1PM - 4PM
Jul 25 - Jul 29
CE119-LAPL
133582
133753
133728
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
CE119–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B303–LEON
Mini Chef Challenge - Kids
Like Chef Ramsey we want you to audition to
become a chef for a week! Learn to prepare a new
dish each day with and without a heat source.
Experience a different challenge every day and the
final round will be on Friday. Are you a Master
(Mini) Chef? Take home class recipes to make for
yourself and family. Find out about food
preparation and kitchen safety. *Sharp objects
133628
133796
133542
16
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
CE119–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B303–LEON
World Chefs - Kids
HISTORY, MAPS AND GEOCACHING
Discover the artistic and scientific aspects of the
culinary world as you prepare meals each day. Use
a microscope to study the cell structure of a lettuce
leaf and discover why the early addition of salad
dressing wilts your salad. Learn how yeast helps
make the “perfect pizza” dough and how to “throw
it.” Participate in team “Spice Wars” as you select
and prepare recipes that feature one of the seven
top herbs and spices with proven health benefits,
like oregano, cinnamon, and curry. Discover
molecular gastronomy and explore culinology
through food science experiments. And come
prepared to EAT our discoveries? *Sharp objects
133610
133654
133531
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA104–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
CE119–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B303–LEON
Geocaching - Kids
Explore the fun of geocaching, or high-tech
treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called
“geocaches” on campus. Caches can be in
containers as large as a toaster or as small as the
head of a nail. They can also be “virtual” which
means you will be looking for information instead
of a container. Discover how GPS (global
positioning system) technology works using
coordinates (longitude and latitude); then find
hidden “treasure” almost anywhere. Through a
series of “hands-on” activities and using a GPS
device, you’ll not only find hidden caches
throughout the week but design your own caches.
Bring your own treasures to place in the hidden
caches through out the campus. *A g-mail account
(login and password) is needed to log caches
online.
133541
133682
133511
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA118–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST164–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
A309–LEON
Cup Cake Wars - Kids
Mmmm cup cakes! If you love cupcakes and always
wanted to learn how to decorate them, then this is
the class for you. Register today for this hands-on
beginner’s course in cupcake decorating and
artistic expression. Learn the consistencies of
butter-cream icing and different techniques to
decorate cupcakes. Class will culminate with the
opportunity for you to put together all your new
skills to create your own cupcake to take home. All
materials will be provided. *Class is NOT
recommended for students with severe allergies.
Students are required to wear short sleeve shirts,
socks and closed-toe shoes. *Long hair must be
tied back and no jewelery or painted fingernails are
allowed.
133497
133829
133721
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA104–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
CE119–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B303–LEON
LANGUAGE ARTS
Writer’s Workshop for Kids
Do you have great ideas, but you can’t put those
thoughts into logical order that make sense? Learn
how to become a more independent and fluent
writer. You will write and share stories, poems,
and journal entries and compile them into your
own “book.”
133640
133758
133716
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA217–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST114–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B315–LEON
17
Hard Cover Harry Potter
This class is for the “Sirius” Harry Potter series
book-loving fans. We will cover all seven books of
the Harry Potter series; discussing the ins and outs
of the characters: their lives, their hopes & dreams,
and their wild conflicts. You can expect to do some
of your favorite things - be sorted into Houses,
create some delicious and disgusting snacks, play
quidditch (or something like that) and some
serious HP trivia games, and cast a spell or two.
This class is for readers ... if you’ve read all the
books and wish there were more ... this one’s for
you!
interpret gestures in a unique and useful language.
Come join us and let your “hands do the talking”.
133650
133820
133848
133568
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFB202–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST108–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST108–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B315–LEON
134851
M Tu W Th F 9AM - 12PM
Jul 25 - Jul 29 PFA202-PRIN
Journey Through Time
With American Girls
What was it really like to live during the times of
each American Girl? History comes alive by making
historical crafts, researching recipes from long ago,
playing games and doing hands-on activities for
each time period. Come join us on a historical
adventure while learning many interesting facts
about the past.
133641
133813
133559
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA204–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST114–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B315–LEON
American Sign Language
American Sign Language (ASL) is the 3rd most
used language in the United States. Learn the
basics of signing, including simple vocabulary and
conversational skills, finger spelling, and some of
the essential differences between American Sign
Language and English Sign Language. Using fun
activities, you’ll learn how to gesture and how to
Spanish for Beginners
Get the basics with simple conversational Spanish
skills, classroom vocabulary, colors and numbers in
a fun active environment. Students should NOT be
native or advanced speakers. Dress for activity! The
class will move from indoor to outdoor activities
including arts and crafts, sports, science and
nature, and food preparation.
133661
133786
133561
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA204–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST114–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B315–LEON
Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Kids
“Keeping young heroes safe from harm (mostly) for
over three millennia.” Welcome to Camp HalfBlood, a state-of-the-art training facility for young
Demigods. Learn how the ancient Greeks went to
battle and the enemy ranks were engaged to save
Camp Half-Blood. The fun comes when you test
your skills on your friend in the advancing phalanx
across from you. Experience a fantastic world that
becomes as real as our own where your imagination
knows no bounds. This class will provide exposure
to enrichment activities in the areas of following
directions, reading, art, history, research and
comprehension.
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133487
18
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA122–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B314–LEON
MUSIC, THEATER AND DANCE
Class Act
Calling all young actors! Ever wondered what it
would be like to be a character or act in your own
scenes? Develop confidence, self-expression, and
group interaction through improvisation, acting
games, and vocabulary. This class is perfect for the
beginner as well as the intermediate young actor.
This class will provide exposure to enrichment
activities in the areas of following directions,
reading, drama, music, history and comprehension.
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133804
133553
Wanna Be a Star!
Harmonize with your classmates while learning to
properly develop your singing voice. Explore music
notes and understand rhythm. Participate in
karaoke, create your own stage routine, and sing
your heart out!
133595
133837
133708
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA206–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
FA143–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A206–LEON
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
FA100–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
A206–LEON
19
Spaceflight Institute: Mission to Space
Join us for an intensive program of learning,
confidence building, teamwork, and fun in a space
simulation setting. Experience spaceflight by
learning to fly the new NASA Space Plane. Learn
about the history of spaceflight, conduct scientific
experiments, build and launch a balloon payload,
explore the surface of Mars using remote rovers,
wear real Astronaut Gloves, use astronaut tools,
and much more! *Offered in conjunction with
Spaceflight America, Volanz Aerospace Inc. who
will provide all necessary equipment.
133530
133849
133715
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA236/7–PRIN
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST164–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B315–LEON
Bridge Design and Construction
Design and construct a small scale bridge by
exploring famous designs that have been standing
for years. Learn the characteristics and purposes of
seven different types of bridges. Test your bridge to
determine how much weight it can hold and how
stable it is! Find out interesting facts about
historical bridges and bridge disasters.
133587
133651
133706
20
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA217–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST111–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B315–LEON
Lego Math
Let’s see - you love Legos, but you’re not crazy
about math - right? Then this class is for you! Math
is the most fun, and makes the most sense, when
you play with it, build with it, create art with it,
and hold it in your hands. In this 100% hands-on
class, you will work with Legos to learn the basics
of geometry, spatial relationships, patterns,
fractions, place values and more! Bring your
creativity as you will also be doing some Lego art.
133578
133630
133566
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA209–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST111–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B314–LEON
Pets and Vets
Caring for pets, making a bird feeder, learning
about endangered species, and discovering the
duties of a vet are some of the educational, creative,
and fun activities in this unique class. Learn animal
behavior facts, tricks and tips on grooming,
feeding, and becoming a responsible pet owner.
Develop sensitivity and skills so that you may make
a difference in protecting animals and pursuing a
possible career.
133527
133660
133625
133821
133551
133740
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA122–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA217–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST114–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST114–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B307–LEON
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B307–LEON
Mixin’ It Up - Chemical Engineering
Mad Science Spy Camp - Kids
Chemical engineering is the application of science,
mathematics and economics to the process of
converting raw materials or chemicals into more
useful or valuable forms. Join us for this hands-on
introductory class with experiments that teach
engineering terms and principles, hypothesis
testing, and team skills.
How does science help James Bond 007 complete
his missions with special gadgets? Explore various
scientific methods and cooperative learning skills
while experimenting with sailing, fettuccine
physics, estimations, guess-timation, shadow box,
air cannon, marble trampoline, balloon bomber,
pencil pendulum and battery powered cars. *Note
students are required to wear closed-toe shoes.
133505
133780
133733
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA217–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST111–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B314–LEON
Forensic Science - Kids
Do you love doing puzzles, understanding how
things work, visiting science museums, or
watching crime mysteries? Explore your
knowledge of crime scene investigation. If you
want to find out what it’s really like to be a forensic
scientist, then this class is for you. Instead of
talking about it or watching it on TV show, you
will participate in realistic forensic investigations
applying actual techniques used in the field today.
Topics we will cover during this week-long course
include eye-witness testimony, drug analysis,
blood and DNA analysis, and hair analysis.
133510
133658
133819
133529
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA236–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA236–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST111–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B315–LEON
Mad Scientist in Training - Kids
Channel your inner astronaut, doctor, architect,
scientist, engineer or detective and stop ‘summer
brain drain.’ You will drop feathers, hammers, and
watermelons in a quest to understand gravity.
Build an aluminum boat to investigate buoyancy.
Learn about blood and how our basic bodily
functions work. Observe chemical reactions that
produce smoke and basic explosions. *Note
students are required to wear closed-toe shoes.
133495
133693
133745
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFB202–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST111–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B315–LEON
133836
133575
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST111–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B307–LEON
21
Mythbusters - Kids
Explore science the Mythbusters way! Bring your
own signature mix of scientific method, gleeful
curiosity and elbow-grease ingenuity to the
classroom with these experiment-based ideas and
some easy-to-find materials! Perform challenging
feats while investigating inertia, build structures
to withstand the elements, and race for the finish
as you explore speed. Challenge yourself with a
physical task and see if you improve with practice.
Collect data, clues and other information to
separate truth from legend and find out what is fact
or fiction.
Mathematics). You will be immersed in the areas of
forensics (CSI), rocketry, and robotics. You will
also be challenged to collaborate, think critically,
get creative, and innovate.
133673
133838
133722
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFB203–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST164–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B206–LEON
133752
133920
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST111–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B206–LEON
The S.T.E.A.M. Camp - Kids
What’s all the commotion about STEAM? Is it
what runs a locomotive or comes out of an iron?
The STEAM Camp is an exciting and hands-on
learning opportunity for young people with a
special emphasis on the STEAM curriculum areas
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and
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Mythbusters Extreme - Kids
Explore science the Mythbusters way! Explore the
scientific method while you race for the finish line
as you explore speed. Challenge yourself with a
physical task and decide if practice makes perfect.
When you blow up a balloon and let it go, why
does it fly all over the place and can you explore its
speed? Perform death defying feats with eggs as
you investigate inertia. Explore your senses while
investigating objects you can’t see.
133603
133795
133508
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFB202–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST111–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B306–LEON
TEENS’ COLLEGE (AGES 11 - 14)
ARTS AND ACTIVITIES
Spa Camp - Teens
Pamper and de-stress yourself and learn about the
fine art of relaxation and meditation. With some
math and science on hand, you will learn how to
create your own scented masks, facials, foot soaks,
exfoliants and aroma-therapy. You will also
practice how to care for your hair, nails, and skin
using natural techniques that include nutrition,
exercise, massage, manicures, and more.
133585
133698
133852
133731
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA204–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST109–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST114–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B314–LEON
Drawing for Teens
Yes! You CAN draw! This class will take the
mystery out of drawing; learn how to make a direct
connection between what you see and what you
draw. Learn the fundamentals of art beginning
with line value shading, composition, perspective
and more. Go beyond those stick figures to become
a drawing dynamo!
133662
133756
133857
133743
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST109–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST114–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B207–LEON
Painting Picasso - Teens
Not artistic? Don’t know how to paint? Don’t
worry! Our instructors will guide you step by step
to experience a magical transformation from a
blank canvas to your finished masterpiece! Paint
Starry Night like Vincent Van Gogh or a still-life or
even a self-portrait. We supply all the materials
and the inspiration. All you have to do is come
ready to paint and have a great time! Experience
the feelings of a famous artist while sparking your
creativity. You will build confidence and develop a
clear sense of personal style and subjects. Topics
include brushes and equipment, perspective,
mixing colors, lighting, shadow, reflections,
texture, pastels, fine arts, and techniques for
achieving a desired effect. You will study the works
of several masters and learn their unique styles and
influence in oil, pastel, and acrylic painting. Invite
family members to the Gallery Showing on Friday
to share your creations. *A large shirt is needed for
use as a paint smock.
133605
133942
133634
133723
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA206–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA206–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST109–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B207–LEON
Starving Artist - Teen
Learn to draw an item and then learn to paint the
drawn subject. Designed for beginning art students
and for those interested in devoting their attention
to enhancing their artistic skills. Whether your
interest in art is in the traditional image or the
excitement of contemporary creations, you will
gain confidence, skills and satisfaction of personal
expression. Invite your family to a gallery showing
to share your creations. This class will provide
exposure to enrichment activities in the areas of
following directions, reading, art, research and
comprehension.
133943
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST108–LAPL
23
COMPUTERS, GAMING,
AND VIDEO GAMING
Lego Films and Animation for Teens
Make your LEGO’s come to life! Bring in your
favorite action figures or LEGOs and create a short
film with your friends. Whether you want to
recreate a scene from Star Wars or design a world
of your own, you can bring your dreams to the
screen. Films will be available on a password
protected website to share with friends and family.
Designed to mirror real life experiences and the
collaborative nature of the creative process, you
will work in pairs or teams for most of the class.
equipment.
App Attack! Teen
Teens explore the App universe and create your
own mobile application or mobile game! You will
explore the world of phone-based and tablet
applications. In addition to learning the basics of
mobile app design and games, you will also see
firsthand how the world of App’s publishing
functions. No prior experience is necessary and
you do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to
take this class. *Offered in conjunction with Black
133676
133808
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST158–LAPL
133762
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST158–LAPL
Computer Graphic Animations for Teens
No experience required! Computer Graphic
Animations are now something you can build. This
class starts with a very basic digital tool kit
designed for beginners to learn: designing objects,
designing motion, rendering backgrounds, and
viewing animations. You will be able to produce a
completed computer graphic animation video by
the end of class.
133784
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST164–LAPL
Video Game Animation for Teens
Tweens and teens take your game design to the
next level by creating and animating your own
character sprites, objects, and backgrounds. Start
with a name; develop the character’s personality,
signature moves, special powers, and a story line.
Finish with a fully animated character to be used in
future games. You do not need any prior experience
in game design, animation, or sketching. Your
created animations will be available on a password
protected Black Rocket website to share with
friends and family. Games are only compatible on
PC computers, Mac versions can be created after
the program for $15.00 conversion fee. *Offered in
conjunction with Black Rocket Productions, LLC
who will provide all necessary equipment.
133620
133659
133724
24
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFB221–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST158–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
A308–LEON
Lego Games for Teens
Computer Gaming
Enroll today and learn how to combine your two
favorite activities - LEGOs and video games! Create
your own LEGO universe, characters, and
adventures in an interactive 2-D video game.
Everyone is welcome in this one of a kind class. You
will leave with a LEGO 2-D game that can be
shared with friends and family on a password
protected website. Designed to mirror real life
experiences and the collaborative nature of the
creative process, you will work in pairs or teams for
most of the class. Offered in conjunction with
Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
Get an introduction to the principles of designing
computer games. Review common technological
tools, techniques and styles in computer game
development. Activities include how to modify
classic computer games as well as design and
develop original computer games. The exploration
of training and employment in the professional
field of computer game design is covered.
133866
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST158–LAPL
133548
133633
133570
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFB200–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST164–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
A308–LEON
Robot Design
Computer Gaming Part II
Explore the principles of designing computer
controlled robots. Receive an introduction to
common tools, techniques and styles in computer
controlled robot design. Lab exercises are included
for students to modify pre-built computer
controlled robots as well as design original
computer controlled robots using the LEGO
Mindstorms Robot Kit and computer software.
Materials will be provided to enable students to
collaborate on building robotic projects. The
exploration of training and employment
opportunities in the professional field of computer
controlled robot design is also provided.
Take gaming to the extreme! Continue your study
of game design by learning advance techniques that
will enhance your creative skills. Learn to create
player versus computer and 2 player turned-base
games, grouping events that can be activated and
deactivated, advance editing, and creating
character dialog along with special effects.
Prerequisite: AAY-6830, Ages 11-14
133807
133709
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST164–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A308–LEON
133533
133562
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFB201–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
A308–LEON
Keyboarding for Teens
Study the art of touch typing at the keyboard and
develop the skills needed to complete schoolwork
assignments. Learn the alphabetic keyboard and
proper keyboarding techniques.
133669
133755
133704
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA118–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
ST160–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A309–LEON
25
Digital Photography for Teens
Minecraft Designers - Teens
Have fun with your digital camera learning about
all the ways to work with digital images. Digital
photography offers many techniques to create and
capture your most important photos to share with
your family and friends. *All students must bring a
digital camera and image storage device to the first
class.
If you love the game Minecraft, but always wanted
to create your own characters and buildings for
games, this class is for you. Learn the basics of
creating 3-D modeling using new industry grade
software to design your very own characters and
import them into your favorite Minecraft games.
You must have Minecraft at home to import
characters and a parent email address is required to
create student accounts. *Offered in conjunction
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133817
133747
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFB201–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST164–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
A308–LEON
3-D Programming
Using an interactive graphic 3-D programming
environment, you will learn programming and
explore the many possibilities for being creative
while having fun in the process of learning. Create
a virtual world by setting the stage. This will
involve the process of creating scenery, selecting
costumes, putting the players, the scenery, and
other objects in position on the stage, and getting
ready for the curtain to rise. The next step is to
write the program to animate the world causing
the players to behave according to plan. Tell stories
with on-screen movies and create computer games
using this programming software. Learn
fundamental programming concepts in the context
of creating animated movies and simple video
games. *Students MUST have basic computer and
keyboarding skills.
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133581
26
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST164–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A302–LEON
133546
133822
133569
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST160–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
A309–LEON
Code Breakers - Teens
Calling all future coders, programmers, and
designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like
HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of
web projects and design challenges and be on your
way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you
want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high
school student who just made 1 million dollars for
programming in his bedroom, this course has the
essentials you need to begin your journey. *Student
to share with friends and family. *Offered in
conjunction with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
133841
133555
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST158–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
A308–LEON
App Adventures II - Teens
Minecraft Modders - Teens
Continue your quest to make the next viral app!
Whether you want to move past the basic
techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump
right in, we are ready for you! Choose from a
selection of different mobile app types and explore
in depth programming concepts. Your apps will be
accessible on a private site and can be played on
any mobile device or computer. Parents may
choose to publish apps if certain criteria are met
and final decisions are the sole discretion of Apple
or Google. No prior experience is necessary and
students do not need to own a smart phone or
tablet to take the class. *Offered in conjunction
Use your favorite game to learn the basics of
modding (modifying hardware) and foundations of
programming. Learn scripting and logic statements
as you create your first mod! Introductory coding
will also be taught through a simulated
environment inspired by Minecraft. Student
to share with friends and family. To access their
project at home students must own a PC/MAC
version of Minecraft. Tablet, phone, and game
console version of Minecraft are not compatible.
Students will work in teams for most of the
133823
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST158–LAPL
Creative Design & Robotics - Teens
The world of the future-robots and robotics is one
of America’s fastest growing industries today.
Learn the fundamentals of motorized mechanisms
and basic design principles in this unique program
- separate fact from fantasy - and design and build
your first robot. After learning the basic principles
of design, you will move on to making your own
creations real and learn problem-solving to
improve how your machines function. At the end of
the program, the machines and robots compete
against each other in a series of challenges! All
equipment supplied. Just bring your imagination.
equipment.
133514
133790
133534
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST158–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
A309–LEON
133590
133663
133840
133711
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFB221–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFB221–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST160–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
A301–LEON
Make Your First 3-D Video Game - Teens
Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic! By
popular demand, we redesigned our 3-D game
design class from beginning to end. This new class
allows you to develop a game concept that goes
well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2-D
game design classes. Students will learn the
physics behind 3-D games, explore beginner event
scripting, level design, controlling flow of
gameplay, and storytelling. Student created games
*Students will work in teams for most of the
program.*Offered in conjunction with Black
133644
133700
133513
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFB221–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST160–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
A302–LEON
27
Minecraft Animators - Teens
Bring your favorite Minecraft characters to life in
an animated short film! Learn how studios like
Pixar and Disney make movies like Inside Out and
Frozen through using techniques like keyframing,
tweening, texturing, and animating rigged 3-D
models! Student projects will be available on a
Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. You do not need to own a Minecraft account
to use the software in this class. Students will
work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Productions, LLC.
Prerequisite: Ages 11 to 14
133606
133799
133851
133736
133748
28
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFB221–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST160–LAPL
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST160–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
A309–LEON
Aug 8 – Aug 12
A309–LEON
Cake Decorating Basics - Teens
Learn all the fundamentals you need to create any
special occasion cake, from whimsical to beautiful
in just one week. Use the techniques you learn
during class to design and decorate your faux cake
(wedding cakes are excluded) to take home. You
will learn when and how to use different
consistencies of butter cream icing, transferring
patterns, shell borders, star fill techniques, drop
flowers, rosettes, pompom flowers, and more along
with how to arrange your design. All decorating
supplies are included in the cost of the class. A list
of optional tools and supplies will be provided by
the instructor during the first class. *Class is NOT
133599
133686
133504
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA104–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
CE119–LAPL
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B303–LEON
Cooking for Teens
Learn how to create snacks or meals without using
an oven, while reinforcing math, measurement,
reading concepts, and strategies. Take home class
recipes to make for yourself and family. The safe
and proper way to handle food and utensils will
also be discussed. Note: No sharp objects will be
used in class. *Class is not recommended for
students will food allergies.
AAY-5290 tuition $28 / fees: $111
134856
M Tu W Th F
July 25 - Jul 29
9AM - 12PM
CE119-LAPL
Desserts & Pastries - Teens
Calling all pastry chefs, want to learn more about
baking and designing flaky, fluffy pastries and
desserts? This class is designed for aspiring bakers
and chefs as well as those wanting to work in the
restaurant and hotel industry. Topics include
dough preparation, mixing, baking and finishing
methods to create classical desserts, pastries,
cookies, kitchen safety and more. *Sharp objects
133536
133789
133563
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 11 – Jul 15
CE119–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B303–LEON
For the Love of Chocolate - Teens
Become a chocolatier for a week and discover the
art of chocolate. You will learn how chocolate
transforms from the cacao bean to the chocolate
bar as you prepare to become mini-chocolatiers.
You will have the opportunity to use the skills you
learned combined with your own personal
creativity to make wonderful chocolate
masterpieces to take home. Dip into decadence
with Oreo cookies, pretzels,and potato chips.
Make your own chocolate cup cluster creations
using decorative sprinkles, and drizzling with
MORE chocolate! You will also learn good cooking
practices, sanitation, and basic kitchen safety. You
will also learn good cooking practices, sanitation,
and basic kitchen safety. This class will provide
exposure to enrichment activities in the areas of
following directions, reading, kitchen safety,
cooking, art, research and comprehension. *Sharp
objects may be used in class. *Class is NOT
133591
133761
133735
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 5 – Jul 8
CE119–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B303–LEON
Master Chef Challenge - Teens
Like Chef Ramsey we want you to audition to
become a chef for a week, learn to prepare a new
dish each day with and without a heat source.
Experience a different challenge every day and the
final round will be on Friday. Are you a Master
Chef? Take home class recipes to make for yourself
and family. Find out about food preparation and
kitchen safety. *Sharp objects may be used in class.
*Class is NOT recommended for students with
severe food allergies. *Students are required to
wear short sleeve shirts, socks and closed-toe
shoes. *Long hair must be tied back and no jewelry
or painted fingernails are allowed.
133643
133806
133554
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA104–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
CE119–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B303–LEON
29
World Chef-Teens
Discover the artistic and scientific aspects of the
culinary world as you prepare meals each day.
Study the cell structure of a lettuce leaf and
discover why the early addition of salad dressing
wilts your salad. Learn how yeast helps make the
“perfect pizza” dough and how to “throw it.”
Participate in team “Spice Wars” as you select and
prepare recipes that feature one of the seven top
herbs and spices with proven health benefits, like
oregano, cinnamon, and curry. Discover molecular
gastronomy and explore culinology through food
science experiments. And come prepared to EAT
your discoveries! *Sharp objects may be used in
class. *Class is NOT recommended for students
with severe food allergies. *Students are required
to wear short sleeve shirts, socks and closed-toe
shoes. *Long hair must be tied back and no jewelry
or painted fingernails are allowed.
133619
133636
133526
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA104–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
CE119–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B303–LEON
Cup Cake Wars - Teens
Mmmm cup cakes! If you love cupcakes and always
wanted to learn how to decorate them, then this is
the class for you. This is a hands-on beginner’s
course in cupcake decorating and artistic
expression. Learn the consistencies of buttercream icing and different techniques to decorate
cupcakes. Class will culminate with the
opportunity for you to put all the skills learned
together to create your own cupcake to take home.
All materials will be provided. *Class NOT
sleeve shirts, socks and closed toes shoes. *Long
hair must be tied back and no jewelery or painted
LANGUAGE ARTS
The Hunger Games: Games of Panem
The Gamemaker has picked your name from the
bowl as one of the chosen ones in your district’s
participation in the Hunger Games. Demonstrate
your survival skills learned during your week in
training. Earn points as you compete against other
district’s chosen one’s to become the victor in the
Hunger Games. This class will provide exposure to
enrichment activities in the areas of research,
strategy,
reading,
history,
math,
and
comprehension skills. *This class is an academic
offering in the classroom.
133584
133710
Speaking Spanish for Students
This introductory course explores simple grammar
and vocabulary. Conversation topics include:
greetings, names, numbers, colors, and telling time.
Role playing opportunities are provided. A brief
introduction of Hispanic and Latino cultures
throughout the world will be discussed.
133675
133833
133701
133512
133839
133718
30
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PFB201–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B315–LEON
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA104–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
CE119–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B303–LEON
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA122–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
ST111–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
B315–LEON
Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Teens
Acting for Teens
Welcome to Camp Half-Blood, a state-of-the-art
training facility for young demigods. Demigods!
Shield wall! Battle ranks! Learn how the ancient
Greeks went to battle. When foes attack, and they
will, you’ll want to know how to engage the enemy
ranks to save Camp Half-Blood. The fun comes
when you test your skills on friends in the
advancing phalanx across from you. Experience a
fantastic world that becomes as real as our own
and where imagination knows no bounds. This
class will provide exposure to enrichment activities
in the areas of following directions, reading, art,
history, research and comprehension.
Develop a solid acting technique while having fun
in the process. Discover what it’s really like to
work on stage and experience the thrill of
improvisation. Learn the fundamentals of acting in
a supportive and energetic environment.
133501
133798
133547
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA204–PRIN
Jul 18 – Jul 22
FA100–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
A206–LEON
133515
Jun 20 – Jun 24
B206–LEON
MUSIC, THEATER AND DANCE
Circus Camp
Step right up! Explore the world of a circus
performer, the traditions and the feels of being
under the “Big Top.” Take your turn at trying out
this non-competitive and challenging art form that
combines the physical activity with cultural arts
which includes acrobatics, juggling, improvisation,
stilt walking, tight wire, and other circus
experiences. Improvements in hand eye
coordination, balance, and self-confidence are just
some of the noticeable benefits. Circus camp is
under the direction of Michael Rosman, a graduate
of Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus
Clown College, and veteran of many circus
performances in both traditional American and
Cirque style shows. Michael and his coaches have
more than 20 years of experience teaching circus
skills. *Sneakers and comfortable clothing
required.
Comedy Performance - Be a Clown
If you enjoy comedy and want to learn how to put
on a show, this class is for you. Professional
performers will concentrate on performance
venues (skits, bits, gags, and walk-ons). Emphasis
will be on stage blocking, stage presence, stage
etiquette, working to the “fourth” wall and vocal
projection. There will also be time spent on
makeup, accessorizing, props, career opportunities,
and history of clowning. Hands-on activities
include makeup application, making paper coils,
and balloon creations.
133550
133824
133571
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA216–PRIN
Jul 25 – Jul 29
FA100–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
A206–LEON
133850
Aug 8 – Aug 12
FA100–LAPL
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Safe Sitter
The S.T.E.A.M. Camp
Safe Sitter is a medically accurate hands-on
program that teaches boys and girls ages 11 to 14
how to handle emergencies when caring for
children. This class teaches safe and nurturing
child care techniques, behavior management skills,
and appropriate responses to medical emergencies.
The Science Technology Engineering Math Camp
(S.T.E.M), will expose you, through a variety of
hands-on activities, how science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics play an important
role in your daily life. These fun activities may
include candy math, Construct-I-Can, where you
will build structures from food cans and boxes, an
edible car contest, make glitter slime and create a
model of your body’s important self-defense
systems, create an electronic dance pad and play a
game to test it. Each day a different topic will be
explored along with the career opportunities in
that area. You will anchor learning through real
world challenges.
133612
133652
133657
133783
133532
133742
32
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFA209–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PFA209–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
ST114–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
ST114–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B313–LEON
Aug 8 – Aug 12
B313–LEON
133800
Jul 18 – Jul 22
ST164–LAPL
Algebra I
Geocaching - Teens
Planning to take Algebra I this fall? Then explore
working with real numbers, solving equations and
problems, polynomials, and fractions. Get a head
start so you can earn the best possible grade this
year.
Treasures are not only for the pirates and mermaids,
they are for the land lovers alike. Discover how to
participate in high-tech treasure hunting. Find
hidden containers called “geocaches”. Caches can
be in containers as large as a toaster or as small as
the head of a nail. They can also be “virtual”, which
means you are looking for information instead of a
container. Discover how GPS (global positioning
system) technology works using coordinates
(longitude and latitude); then find hidden
“treasure” almost anywhere. Through a series of
“hands-on” activities and using a GPS device, you’ll
not only find hidden caches throughout the week
but design your own caches as well. Search for
hidden treasure on campus and make sure to bring
your trinkets to leave for someone else. *A g-mail
account (login and password) is needed to log
caches.
133613
133832
133564
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PFA204–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST114–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
B214–LEON
Crime Scene Investigators
Learn to apply a variety of scientific techniques to
examine the surroundings and solve a mystery.
Study a crime scene looking for pertinent clues,
analyze fingerprints, and identity mysterious
substances. Enjoy hearing about the experiences of
a pro. Guest speaker will discuss the use of forensic
science to solve crimes and discuss what is
happening in the field today.
133538
133502
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PFA109–PRIN
Jun 20 – Jun 24
A308–LEON
133637
133685
133730
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PFB201–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST111–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
B206–LEON
Edible Chemistry
Watch as we make our own sparks - while chewing
in the dark! Know anything about PH? Learn all
about it and make our very own PH indicator using
cabbage. Be ready to taste-test food, seeing if your
taste buds are as good of an indicator as cabbage.
Every hear about chromatography? Learn about
hydrophobic and hydrophilic compounds as well
as evaluating static charges. This class is sure to
tantalize your taste buds!
Mad Science Spy Camp - Teens
Come and learn how to be a mini version of
MacGyver and James Bond 007. Get out of scrapes
and unusual situations using your imagination and
recycled materials. With top secret briefings and
daring disguises, this is one summer event that will
put your skills and street smarts to the test.
Explore various scientific methods and cooperative
learning skills while conducting various
experiments. *Note students are required to wear
closed-toe shoes.
133499
133816
133545
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PFA236–PRIN
Jun 27 – Jul 1
ST114–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
B314–LEON
133600
133856
133525
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PFA218–PRIN
Aug 8 – Aug 12
ST111–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
B314–LEON
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The S.T.E.A.M. Camp - Teens
What’s all the commotion about STEAM? Is it
what runs a locomotive or comes out of an iron?
The STEAM Camp is an exciting and hands-on
learning opportunity for young people with a
special emphasis on the STEAM curriculum areas
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and
Mathematics). You will be immersed in the areas of
forensics (CSI), rocketry, and robotics. You will
also be challenged to collaborate, think critically,
get creative, and innovate. Learn about the different
fields of science, technology, engineering, art
mathematics, thinking, problem-solving, and
reasoning skills.
133670
133834
133719
34
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFB203–PRIN
Aug 1 – Aug 5
ST164–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
B206–LEON
BEFORE AND AFTER
BEFORE AND AFTER/COUNSELOR TRAINING
Extended Day Afternoon
BEFORE AND AFTER
Extended Day Morning
Children enrolled in our classes can begin their day
with us. Extended Day Morning meets from 7 - 9
a.m. Students can play games, read books, watch
videos and socialize with new friends.
AAY-5000 fees: $25
PRINCE FREDERICK
133492 Jun 20 – Jun 24 133520 Jun 27 – Jul 1 133576 Jul 5 – Jul 8 133593 Jul 11 – Jul 15 133608 Jul 18 – Jul 22 133622 Jul 25 – Jul 29 133646 Aug 1 – Aug 5 133665 Aug 8 – Aug 12 PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
LA PLATA CAMPUS
133614 Jun 20 – Jun 24 133680 Jun 27 – Jul 1 133750 Jul 5 – Jul 8 133778 Jul 11 – Jul 15 133793 Jul 18 – Jul 22 133811 Jul 25 – Jul 29 133827 Aug 1 – Aug 5 133845 Aug 8 – Aug 12 PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
LEONARDTOWN CAMPUS
133482 Jun 20 – Jun 24
133517 Jun 27 – Jul 1 133537 Jul 5 – Jul 8 133557 Jul 11 – Jul 15 133573 Jul 18 – Jul 22 133713 Jul 25 – Jul 29 133726 Aug 1 – Aug 5 B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
133738 Aug 8 – Aug 12 B116–LEON
Children enrolled in our classes can end their day
with us. Extended day afternoon meets from 4 - 6
p.m. Students can play games, read books, watch
videos and socialize with new friends.
AAY-5010
fees: $25
PRINCE FREDERICK
133518 Jun 20 – Jun 24 133552 Jun 27 – Jul 1 133592 Jul 5 – Jul 8 133607 Jul 11 – Jul 15 133621 Jul 18 – Jul 22 133645 Jul 25 – Jul 29 133664 Aug 1 – Aug 5 133678 Aug 8 – Aug 12
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
PFA124–PRIN
LA PLATA CAMPUS
133679 Jun 20 – Jun 24 133703
Jun 27 – Jul 1 133765
Jul 5 – Jul 8 133792
Jul 11 – Jul 15 133810
Jul 18 – Jul 22 133826
Jul 25 – Jul 29 133844
Aug 1 – Aug 5 133859
Aug 8 – Aug 12 PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
PE120B–LAPL
LEONARDTOWN CAMPUS
133516 Jun 20 – Jun 24 133535
Jun 27 – Jul 1 133556
Jul 5 – Jul 8 133572 Jul 11 – Jul 15 133712
Jul 18 – Jul 22
133725
Jul 25 – Jul 29 133737
Aug 1 – Aug 5 B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
B116–LEON
133749
B116–LEON
Aug 8 – Aug 12
35
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING
SPORTS AND ALL DAY CAMPS
SPORTS AND ALL DAY CAMPS
Counselor in Training Program
Basketball Camp
If you enjoy working with children and are 15 or 16
years old, this is the training program you’ve been
waiting for! Gain experience while volunteering in
our Counselor in Training Program. Train under
the guidance of full-time Kids’ and Teen College
staff, coordinators, and counselors. You will assist
with the supervision and safety of our Kids’ and
Teen College students, material distribution, and
classroom instruction. Valuable experience will be
gained for future employment opportunities. The
program will run from mid-June through earlyAugust and orientation training is required before
the start of Kids’ and Teen College. Flexible
scheduling will be permitted for personal time and
vacations. Please call for interview BEFORE
registering 240-725-5437. Summer camp
Counselor in Training T-shirts are included.
Students will receive a letter with documented
community service hours.
Join us for an exciting week of coed basketball led
by CSM basketball coaching staff. Expand your
skill set and knowledge of the game through
proven techniques and fundamental training.
Games will be a part of camp as well as introduction
to team concepts and individual development. All
levels are welcome. This is the one you can’t miss!
Prerequisite: Ages 15+
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133615
133485
36
Jun 20 – Aug 12
PFA123–PRIN
Jun 20 – Aug 12
ST143–LAPL
Jun 20 – Aug 12
B117–LEON
SSC-8280 tuition: $40 / fees: $159
133867
Aug 8 – Aug 12
PE120–LAPL
Summer Youth Camp
Join us for a week to remember with CSM Summer
Youth Camp for both boys and girls. Participate in
some of your favorite sport games such as softball,
baseball, basketball, soccer, capture the flag,
kickball, volleyball, and swimming just to name a
few. Our experienced certified PE teacher and
camp counselors will not only supervise, but
participate with you to make it a “sunsational”
summer camp experience!
SYC-8250 tuition: $40 / fees: $159
133677
133702
133763
133791
133809
133825
133843
Jun 20 – Jun 24
PE120–LAPL
Jun 27 – Jul 1
PE120–LAPL
Jul 5 – Jul 8
PE120–LAPL
Jul 11 – Jul 15
PE120–LAPL
Jul 18 – Jul 22
PE120–LAPL
Jul 25 – Jul 29
PE120–LAPL
Aug 1 – Aug 5
PE120–LAPL
CATEGORY
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
La Plata Campus
Dates Course-SectionTitle
June 20-24
AAY-5000-133614
AAY-5110-133623
Play With Clay
AAY-6780-133630
Lego Math
AAY-8370-133625
Pets and Vets
AAY-5720-133627
AAY-6830-133633
Computer Gaming
KTC-5160-133634
Painting Picasso-Teens
KTC-5370-133636
World Chef-Teens
SYC-8250-133677
Summer Youth Camp
LKC-5000-133865 Junior Chef
AAY-6100-133651
KTC-5100-133655
KTC-5360-133654 World Chefs-Kids
AAY-5430-133657
Safe Sitter
AAY-5780-133659
AAY-9860-133671
3-D Programming
AAY-5010-133679
Time
Ages
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-14
June 27-July 1
AAY-5000-133680 Extended Day Morning
7 AM-9 AM
AAY-5120-133681
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-6760-133820
9 AM-12 PM
KTC-7080-133683
Spa Camp-Kids
9 AM-12 PM
KTC-7060-133684 Make Your First 3D Video Game
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-5790-133866
Lego Games for Teens
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-6250-133685
9 AM-12 PM
KTC-5270-133686
Cake Decorating Basics-Teens
9 AM-12 PM
SYC-8250-133702
Summer Youth Camp
9 AM-4 PM
LKC-5080-133688
Sensational Stories
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-5260-133695 Cake Decorating Basics-Kids
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-5580-133693
Forensic Science-Kids
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-5310-133696
Lego Games
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-6660-133698
Spa Camp -Teens
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-5610-133816
Mad Science Spy Camp-Teens
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-7070-133700
Make Your First 3D Video Game
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-5010-133703
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 5-8
AAY-5000-133750
LKC-5030-133751
Sid the Science Kid
KTC-5300-133753
For Love of Chocolate-Kids
KTC-5640-133752 MythBusters-Kids
AAY-5300-133754
Lego Films and Animation- Kids
AAY-8700-133755
AAY-8940-133756
Drawing for Teens
SYC-8250-133763
Summer Youth Camp
AAY-9420-133757
Little Detectives
AAY-5160-133758
AAY-8300-133759
KTC-5150-133760
Painting Picasso-Kids
AAY-5320-133762
Lego Films and Animation-Teens
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
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7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
July 5-8 (continued)
KTC-5310-133761
For Love of Chocolate-Teens
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-5010-133765
4 PM-6 PM
11-14
5-14
July 11-15
AAY-5000-133778
AAY-6580-133779
Icky and Sticky
AAY-9810-133780
KTC-5280-133781
Desserts & Pastries-Kids
KTC-6020-133782 Creative Design & Robotics AAY-5430-133783
Safe Sitter
AAY-5440-133784
Graphic Animations for Teens
SYC-8250-133791
Summer Youth Camp
LKC-5060-133785
AAY-8240-133788
Decorate Your Room
AAY-8290-133786
KTC-5880-133787
App Adventures II-Kids
KTC-5290-133789
Desserts & Pastries-Teens
KTC-6030-133790 Creative Design & Robotics AAY-5010-133792
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 18-22
AAY-5000-133793
AAY-9770-133794
Math Magic
KTC-5350-133796
Mini Chef Challenge-Kids
KTC-6000-133795 Mythbusters Extreme - Kids
AAY-5710-133797
App Attack
AAY-5820-133800
The S.T.E.M Camp
AAY-9060-133798
Acting for Teens
KTC-7140-133799
Minecraft Animators Teens
SYC-8250-133809
Summer Youth Camp
LKC-5120-133801
CSI Junior
AAY-5140-133804
Class Act
AAY-8250-133802
Jewelry Galore
KTC-7120-133803
AAY-5770-133808
App Attack!
AAY-6840-133807
KTC-5340-133806 Master Chef Challenge-Teens
AAY-5010-133810
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM- 4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 25-29
AAY-5000-133811
AAY-5240-133910
Food Art
AAY-5270-133813
KTC-5800-133815
Minecraft Designers-Kids
KTC-5880-133814
App Adventures II-Kids
AAY-5290-134856
Cooking for Teens
AAY-6340-133833
AAY-9550-133817
SYC-8250-133825
Summer Youth Camp
AAY-6590-133818
Creepy Crawlies!
AAY-8370-133821
Pets and Vets
AAY-8160-134855
Kids in the Kitchen
KTC-5600-133819
Mad Science Spy Camp-Kids
KTC-5940-133682 Geocaching-Kids
AAY-9470-133824
Comedy Performance
KTC-5810-133822
Minecraft Designers-Teens
KTC-5890-133823 App Adventures II-Teens
AAY-5010-133826
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM 9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
7-10
9-15
11-14
11-14
5-14
39
August 1-5
AAY-5000-133827
LKC-5070-133828
KTC-6060-133829 Cup Cake Wars - Kids
KTC-5840-133830 Code Breakers-Kids
KTC-6080-133831
AAY-6070-133832
Algebra I
KTC-5220-133943
Starving Artist-Teen
KTC-5710-133834
The STEAM Camp-Teens
SYC-8250-133843
Summer Youth Camp
AAY-5530-133835
Tea Party Royalty
AAY-8920-133837
Wanna Be a Star!
KTC-5620-133836
Mad Scientist Training-Kids
KTC-5700-133838
The STEAM Camp-Kids
KTC-5850-133841
Code Breakers-Teens
KTC-6070-133839
KTC-6090-133840 Minecraft Modders - Teens
AAY-5010-133844
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM 9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
7-12
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-14
August 8-12
AAY-5000-133845
7 AM-9 AM
AAY-8130-133846
Art Explorers
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-6760-133848
9 AM-12 PM
KTC-5450-133847 Design Wearable Art-Kids
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-6660-133852
Spa Camp -Teens
9 AM-12 PM
KTC-7140-133851
9 AM-12 PM
AAY-5420-133849
Spaceflight Institute
9 AM-4 PM
AAY-6790-133850
Circus Camp
9 AM-4 PM
SSC-8280-133867
Basketball Camp
9 AM-4 PM
AAY-6610-133996
Exploring Nature
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-5190-133854
Starving Artists-Kids
1 PM-4 PM
KTC-7120-133855
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-6670-133856
Edible Chemistry
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-8940-133857
Drawing for Teens
1 PM-4 PM
AAY-5010-133859
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
8-10
9-14
10-17
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
40
Leonardtown Campus
Time
Ages
Food Art
Decorate Your Room
Percy Jackson Olympians-Kids
Geocaching-Teens
Exploring Nature
Cake Decorating Basics-Kids
Geocaching-Kids
Percy Jackson Olympians-Teens
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12PM 9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
June 27-July 1
AAY-5000-133517
AAY-6580-133519
AAY-8250-133521
KTC-6020-133523
AAY-6670-133525
KTC-5370-133526
LKC-5060-133528
KTC-5360-133531
KTC-5600-133529
AAY-5430-133532
KTC-6030-133534
AAY-5010-133535
Icky and Sticky
Jewelry Galore
Creative Design & Robotics Edible Chemistry
World Chef-Teens
World Chefs-Kids
Safe Sitter
Creative Design & Robotics Extended Day Afternoon
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 1-8
Play With Clay
App Attack
Acting for Teens
Art Explorers
Class Act
Pets and Vets
Master Chef Challenge-Teens
Code Breakers-Teens
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
June 20-24
AAY-5240-133911
AAY-8240-133489
KTC-5560-133487
KTC-7060-133500
KTC-5270-133504
KTC-5510-133502
AAY-6610-133506
KTC-5260-133509
KTC-5940-133511
KTC-6000-133508
KTC-5780-133515
KTC-7070-133513
AAY-5010-133516
AAY-5000-133537
AAY-5110-133539
KTC-5350-133542
AAY-5710-133543
AAY-9060-133547
KTC-5610-133545
AAY-8130-133549
AAY-5140-133553
AAY-8370-133551
KTC-5340-133554
KTC-5850-133555
AAY-5010-133556
41
July 11-15
AAY-5000-133557
AAY-9770-133558
AAY-5270-133559
AAY-6100-133706
KTC-5800-133560
AAY-6070-133564
AAY-6810-133562
KTC-5290-133563
LKC-5120-133565
AAY-6760-133568
AAY-6780-133566
KTC-5280-133567
AAY-9470-133571
AAY-6830-133570
KTC-5810-133569
AAY-5010-133572
Math Magic
Algebra I
Robot Design
CSI Junior
Lego Math
Comedy Performance
Computer Gaming
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
9-15
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 18-22
AAY-5000-133573
LKC-5030-133574
KTC-5190-133579
KTC-5620-133575
KTC-5640-133920
KTC-6080-133580
AAY-6340-133701
AAY-8700-133704
AAY-9860-133581
AAY-9420-133705
AAY-8290-133561
AAY-8300-133707
AAY-8920-133708
AAY-5670-133710
AAY-6840-133709
KTC-6090-133711
AAY-5010-133712
Sid the Science Kid
Mad Scientist Training-Kids
MythBusters-Kids
3-D Programming
Little Detectives
Wanna Be a Star!
The Hunger Games
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
5-14
Tea Party Royalty
The STEAM Camp-Kids
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
8-10
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 25-29
AAY-5000-133713
LKC-5070-133714
AAY-5160-133716
AAY-5720-133717
KTC-5710-133719
KTC-6070-133718
AAY-5420-133715
AAY-5530-133720
KTC-5700-133722
KTC-6060-133721
AAY-5780-133724
KTC-5160-133723
AAY-5010-133725
42
August 1-5
AAY-5000-133726
LKC-5000-133727
KTC-5300-133728
AAY-5300-133729
AAY-6250-133730
AAY-6660-133731
AAY-6590-133732
AAY-9810-133733
KTC-7080-133734
KTC-5310-133735
KTC-7140-133736
AAY-5010-133737
Junior Chef
Lego Films and Animation- Kids
Spa Camp -Teens
Creepy Crawlies!
Spa Camp-Kids
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
August 8-12
AAY-5000-133738
AAY-5120-133739
AAY-8370-133740
KTC-7120-133741
AAY-5430-133742
AAY-8940-133743
LKC-5080-133744
KTC-5100-133746
KTC-5580-133745
AAY-9550-133747
KTC-7140-133748
AAY-5010-133749
Pets and Vets
Safe Sitter
Drawing for Teens
Sensational Stories
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
43
Prince Frederick Campus
Time
Ages
Sid the Science Kid
Creative Design & Robotics Acting for Teens
Little Detectives
Class Act
Creative Design & Robotics Cup Cake Wars - Teens
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
June 27-July 1
AAY-5000-133520
AAY-5110-133522
AAY-8370-133527
KTC-5800-133524
AAY-6810-133533
KTC-5290-133536
KTC-5510-133538
AAY-5420-133530
AAY-8130-133540
KTC-5280-133544
KTC-5940-133541
AAY-9470-133550
AAY-6830-133548
KTC-5810-133546
AAY-5010-133552
Play With Clay
Pets and Vets
Robot Design
Geocaching-Teens
Art Explorers
Geocaching-Kids
Comedy Performance
Computer Gaming
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
8-10
5-6
7-10
7-10
9-15
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 5-8
Icky and Sticky
Lego Math
The Hunger Games
Spa Camp -Teens
Painting Picasso-Kids
Spa Camp-Kids
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
June 20-24
AAY-5000-133492
LKC-5030-133494
KTC-5580-133495
KTC-6060-133497
KTC-6020-133498
AAY-9060-133501
KTC-5610-133499
AAY-9420-133503
AAY-5140-133507
AAY-9810-133505
KTC-5600-133510
KTC-6030-133514
KTC-6070-133512
AAY-5010-133518
44
AAY-5000-133576
AAY-6580-133577
AAY-6780-133578
KTC-5300-133582
KTC-6080-133583
AAY-5670-133584
AAY-6660-133585
LKC-5060-133586
AAY-6100-133587
KTC-5150-133589
KTC-7080-133588
KTC-5310-133591
KTC-6090-133590
AAY-5010-133592
July 11-15
AAY-5000-133593
AAY-5120-133594
AAY-8920-133595
KTC-7120-133598
AAY-6670-133600
KTC-5270-133599
LKC-5080-133602
KTC-5260-133604
KTC-6000-133603
KTC-5160-133605
KTC-7140-133606
AAY-5010-133607
Wanna Be a Star!
Edible Chemistry
Sensational Stories
Cake Decorating Basics-Kids
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 18-22
AAY-5000-133608
LKC-5070-133609
KTC-5360-133610
AAY-5310-133611
AAY-5430-133612
AAY-6250-133637
AAY-5530-133616
AAY-8240-133617
KTC-5560-133618
AAY-5780-133620
KTC-5370-133619
AAY-5010-133621
World Chefs-Kids
Lego Games
Safe Sitter
Tea Party Royalty
Decorate Your Room
Percy Jackson Olympians-Kids
World Chef-Teens
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
July 25-29
AAY-5000-133622
AAY-9770-133624
KTC-5350-133628
AAY-5620-134851
KTC-7060-133629
AAY-6070-133613
KTC-5160-133942
LKC-5120-133638
AAY-5160-133640
AAY-5270-133641
KTC-5190-133642
KTC-5340-133643
KTC-7070-133644
AAY-5010-133645
Math Magic
Hard-Cover Harry Potter
Algebra I
CSI Junior
Master Chef Challenge-Teens
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
August 1-5
AAY-5000-133646
AAY-5240-133909
KTC-5100-133648
KTC-6080-133649
AAY-5430-133652
AAY-9550-133653
AAY-6610-133656
AAY-8290-133661
AAY-8370-133660
Food Art
Safe Sitter
Exploring Nature
Pets and Vets
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
45
August 1-5(continued)
KTC-5600-133658
AAY-8940-133662
KTC-6090-133663
AAY-5010-133664
Drawing for Teens
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
August 8-12
AAY-5000-133665
LKC-5000-133666
AAY-8250-133667
KTC-5840-133668
AAY-8700-133669
KTC-5710-133670
AAY-6590-133674
AAY-8300-133672
KTC-5700-133673
AAY-5770-133676
AAY-6340-133675
AAY-5010-133678
Junior Chef
Jewelry Galore
Code Breakers-Kids
Creepy Crawlies!
The STEAM Camp-Kids
App Attack!
7 AM-9 AM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
9 AM-12 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
1 PM-4 PM
4 PM-6 PM
5-14
5-6
7-10
8-10
11-14
11-14
5-6
7-10
7-10
11-14
11-14
5-14
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CATEGORY
program
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IMPORTANT PARENT INFORMATION
Guidelines for a Great Time
Kids’ and Teen College wants your child to have fun and stay safe. Our trained staff will
supervise your child at all times. Please help your child enjoy our program by following
these guidelines.
Flexible Scheduling Makes
Life Easy
Lunch and Snacks
Register Early
A hot lunch option is available for your child at
the La Plata campus only. For more information,
contact Corazon Dones via FoodServices@csmd.
edu or call (301) 539-4715.
Kids’ and Teen College offers a scheduling
approach that provides working and stay-athome parents the flexibility they need and want.
Several options are available. Children who
attend different morning and afternoon classes
will be supervised during lunch.
Classes fill up fast so register early. In very rare
instances, we are forced to cancel classes up to
a week before the start date. Should this happen, we will make every attempt to place your
child in another class or offer you a full refund.
Please see page 51 for our convenient registration options. Registration will not occur unless
full payment is received and all five pages of the
registration form are complete.
Supervision
Children/Teens are supervised all day - during
breaks, lunches, changes of class, and class time.
Recommended Ages
To create an appropriate and stimulating
learning environment, recommended ages
will be adhered to.
If your child attends all day, you must supply
a lunch. Pack foods that do not require
refrigeration. You may send a beverage or your
child may purchase soda or fruit juice from a
vending machine. Summer staff will supervise
students during lunch. Students also have short
breaks throughout the day. You may send a
snack or money for vending machine treats.
Food Allergies
It is recommended that students with food
allergies bring all food from home. The College
of Southern Maryland will not assume any liability for adverse reactions to foods consumed,
or items one may be exposed to or come in contact with while eating on any college premises.
Student Conduct
Our policy requires disruptive students to be
removed from class. If necessary, we will call a
parent to pick up the child immediately. If we
ask you not to bring you child back to the class
because of disruptive or threatening behavior,
you will not receive a refund.
Before and After Care
Children, ages five to 14, enrolled in our courses,
can begin and/or end their day with Kids’ and
Teen College. Extended day hours are 7 - 9 a.m.
and 4 - 6 p.m. Students can play games, read
books, and participate in art activities. Spaces
are limited so register early.
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Quality Instruction
Supplies
Unless specified in the course description,
children will be supplied with all necessary
materials to complete class projects.
Policy for Late Pick-up of Children
You must pick up your child when the class
ends. If your child is not picked up by 4:15 p.m.,
an emergency drop-in fee of $30 will be charged
until 6 p.m.; after that it will be an additional $1
per minute. This fee must be paid prior to your
child returning to camp. CSM reserves the right
to request your child be removed from class, if
parents are persistently late for pick up. If we
ask you not to bring you child back because you
are often late to pick up your child, you will not
receive a refund.
Kids’ and Teen College academic instructors
are accredited teachers recruited from the local
public and private schools or are college faculty.
For certain subjects and on rare occasions,
Kids’ and Teen College employs subject experts
with experience teaching children. All staff
members have successfully completed a thorough criminal background check.
Note for Students Requiring
Medication
If the student enrolling in a Kids’ and Teen
College course requires medication, prescribed
or otherwise, a medication/distribution form
must be signed by the child’s physician and be
on file with the Registrar’s Office. Medications
will be kept in a locked area unless they are of
the type to be carried with the child (i.e., bee
sting kit, etc.). Employees of CSM are not permitted to administer medications, and students
are expected to determine dosage themselves.
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CSM program | Spring 2014
Information:
| www.csmd.edu
301-539-4760 | Register online: www.csmd.edu/Go/Register
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SUBJECT
COURSE
NO.
SECTION NO.
AAY
8000
42123
COURSE TITLE
SAMPLE
BEGIN DATE
COURSE
TUITION
7/5/13
$XX
*RESIDENCY FEE: Maryland residents living outside of Charles, Calvert, and St. Mary’s counties—
add $5 to course fee listed, out-of-state residents-add $10 to course fee listed.
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RESIDENCY
FEE*
TOTAL
COURSE
FEE
TOTAL
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Information:
| www.csmd.edu
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Information:
| www.csmd.edu
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La Plata Campus
8730 Mitchell Road
PO Box 910
La Plata MD 20646-0910
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