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Bees & Butterflies, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 1: 05/21-5/25, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 2nd $145.00 Learn about bees, pollination, flowers, honey, hives, caterpillars, & butterflies. Dance, draw, color, and craft in a realm of learning and make believe. Each student receives costume butterfly wings. Friday performance for parents.

Painting Palooza, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 1: 05/21-5/25, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $145.00 Paint your Heart out! Face Paint your friend, paint with watercolor, tempera, and acrylic. Paint a take home masterpiece on canvas. Friday class presentation for parents.

Tea Time Sewing and Stitches, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 1: 05/21-05/25, 2 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $125.00 Learn to hand stitch felt cookies & crumpets for a magical make believe tea time adventure.

Panther Adventures LS, Instructor: Mrs. Christina Gifford & Mrs. Cathy Jensen

Week 2: 05/29-08/10, 8 am - 4 pm, Grade(s): K - 5th $220.00 Fun begins with Panther Adventures! This summer the Lower School gymnasium will be trans-formed into a summer oasis with a bouncy house, field trips, games, activities, and lots of exer-cise! Healthy snacks will be provided, but students can also purchase affordably healthy food items for breakfast and lunch from our Summer Snack Shack. Please send your student in clothing suitable for indoor and outdoor play, wearing sunscreen, with a refillable water bottle, swimsuit and towel, and if needed a coast guard approved life jacket. Prior to each week we will send you our afternoon field trip schedule by email.

Panther Adventures MS, Instructor: Mr. Tim Elman

Week 2: 05/29-08/10, 12 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $75.00 Fun begins with Panther Adventures! This all afternoon camp is reserved for the special world of Middle School. Open to rising 6th - 8th graders, Coach Elman will keep students active and athletic while providing structured indoor and outdoor activities. We will take weekly field trips and swim! Students must wear sunscreen, wear active clothes, and bring a swimsuit and towel. And don’t forget to sign up for Coach Swenson’s morning Strength and Conditioning Program! It is open to incoming 6th - 8th grade.

Garden to Table, Instructor: Mrs. Keely Patton

Week 2: 05/29-06/01, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $110.00 Play in the garden with Mrs. Patton to see how food goes from a seed to food on your table. We will work in the community garden, harvest our crops, and learn how to make healthy foods from what we grow, including jam and canning!

Books Are Better than Movies? - Sounder, Instructor: Mrs. Karen Gelvin

Week 2: 05/29-06/01, 9:30 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 7th - 8th 100 & cost of book Paul Jordon-Smith once said, "...some great books make great pictures." In our class we will be reading "Sounder", a classical, award winning book. We will be discussing the literary details and then watching the film adaptation of the book. We will also discuss which is better and why.

Honor Flight Ambassadors (Fridays Only, Wks. 2-6), Instructor: Mrs. Karen Gelvin

Week 2: 06/01-06/29 (Fridays Only), 11 am - 2 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $105.00 Let's meet veterans from Kansas back from their Kansas Honor Flight trip. Students will be transported to the Eisenhower National Airport to welcome and meet veterans who traveled on the Kansas Honor Flight from Washington, D.C. on June 1st, 15th, and 29th. The other Fridays we will write letters to the veterans on the trips for their "roll call" in Washington, D.C. Students will need to pack a lunch on those days and a drink will be provided.





Dr. Seuss Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): Pre-K $100.00 "Oh the things we will do!" I hope you join my summer school class where . We will read stories, do Dr. Seuss math and Dr. Seuss reading. This will help strengthen your child's skills and pre-pare your child for the upcoming school year. Not to mention all the important lessons we will learn from the unique and talented Dr. Seuss.

Hands-On S.T.E.M., Instructor: Mrs. Erin Wilson

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $110.00 Science, technology, engineering, and math: in this course you will be challenged to design and construct towers, bridges, water slides and more. If you are a creative thinker and a hands-on learner, then this course is just for you!

Coding for Littles, Instructor: Mrs. Amanda Hadley

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): K - 2nd $100.00 Coding isn’t just for big kids! In this class, students will learn how to code using the "Code & Go Robot Mouse". Coding teaches problem solving, critical thinking, if-then logic, group collabora-tion, and communication skills! Students will program their mouse step-by-step through mazes, storyboards, and different challenges that reinforce their letters, shapes, numbers, and much more!

Sewing 1, Instructor: Mrs. Idbeis and Mrs. Yevak

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 2nd - 12th and adults $135.00 Come learn to sew with Mrs. Idbeis and her mom, Mrs. Yevak. Students will learn the basics of machine sewing while creating two projects. If you took this class last summer, you can join us again as we tackle new projects. We'll provide the sewing machines, but you can always bring your own.

Science on the Big Screen, Instructor: US Bio Club (with Mrs. Lin Andrews)

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 8 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 2nd - 5th $225.00 Come delve into the world of science in a fun and friendly atmosphere. As we look through the lenses of movies to explore our world (and worlds beyond), join us for a Oscar-worthy experi-ence into the real science behind our favorite fantastical films.

Books are Better Than Movies? - Rascal (2 Wk. Course), Instructor: Mrs. Karen Gel-

vin Week 3: 06/04 - 06/07 and 06/11 - 06/14, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 6th - 8th 100 & cost of book Paul Jordon-Smith once said, "...some great books make great pictures." In our class we will be reading "Rascal" by Sterling North. We will be discussing the literary details of this classical, award winning book and then watch the film adaptation. Lastly, we will discuss which is better and why. This class does not meet on Fridays.

Potions & Pixie Dust, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 2nd $145.00 Enter Elvendor and the magical realm of the fairies. Learn about birds, bugs, & flowers. Make potions and blue pixie dust, build fairy houses, dance, craft, & dress up in a grand adventure. Friday performance for parents.

Dr. Seuss Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): K - 1st $100.00 "Oh the things we will do!" I hope you join my summer school class where . We will read stories, do Dr. Seuss math and Dr. Seuss reading. This will help strengthen your child's skills and pre-pare your child for the upcoming school year. Not to mention all the important lessons we will learn from the unique and talented Dr. Seuss.

Coding & Creating Apps, Instructor: Mrs. Amanda Hadley

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $100.00 No previous programming experience needed! Learn to program by creating fun apps that work on computers and gadgets like iPads and Android tablets. We will be using a special set of commands that are written in JavaScript, one of the most popular programming languages in the world. Create fun games to take home and play!

Spanish for Beginners, Instructor: Señora Marsal

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 6th $110.00 If you are new to Independent and entering into the 3rd-5th grade or just want to learn Span-ish, Spanish for Beginners is for you! Learn the basics of the Spanish language and culture to help prepare you for Spanish class at Independent or just for the fun of learning a new lan-guage. This class will be fun, interactive and you will be amazed at how much Spanish you will acquire!

Middle School Beginner Robotics, Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $150.00 Learn the 4 basic sensors, build drag racers, bumper cars, robot tug wars, and learn basic pro-gramming and construction principles.

6th Grade Math Explorer , Instructor: Mr. Eric Gentilella

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 7th $105.00 Students will explore the foundations of mathematics that will help them develop a foundation to help them succeed in 6th grade mathematics, such as Place Values, Fractions, Order of Oper-ations, Integer Rules and much more. Students will engage in math-based activities and games each day applying their knowledge!

Roller Rink Rock Star (Saturday Only, Wks. 3-7), Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 3: 06/01-07/08 (Saturday Only), 12 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $145.00 Skate the afternoon away. Our time at the skate rink will include arts and crafts, arcade games, and fun with friends. Carousel is located on West and 2nd street.

Middle School Advanced Robotics, Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $150.00 Learn function blocks, mathematical operations, variables, parallel processing, and build a ro-botic Star Wars AT-AT Walker (tm). Must have taken beginning robotics in order to take ad-vanced.

Spanish for Travelers, Instructor: Señora Marsal

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 6th $110.00 Travel around the Spanish speaking world! Learn to talk about and introduce yourself, review a schedule of events and discuss activities you will do, read signs in a hotel and ask for directions, order food and explore the traditional gastronomy, buy souvenirs from vendors and so much more! Let me know where you plan to travel and I will personalize this class for you. ¡Buen viaje! Enjoy your trip!

Ice Skating with Elsa, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 1 pm - 3:30 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $160.00 Daily Ice Skating. Learn basic Figure Skating Skills. Snowflake Arts and Crafts. Meet princess Elsa on Friday for a cupcake, hot chocolate, photo time, story, and singing adventure.

Google CS First Storytelling Coding, Instructor: Mrs. Amanda Hadley

Week 3: 06/04-06/08, 2 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 2nd - 5th $100.00 Create. Code. Tell Stories. The Google CS First Storytelling club is your chance to bring your stories to life on the computer and share them with others. Develop characters and dialogue, build intriguing plots, and use computer-generated effects to add excitement, mystery, and interactivity to your stories. In this club, you'll combine classic elements of storytelling, like characterization, premise, dialogue, and setting, with computer programming. Your audience won't just read these stories – they'll experience them!

Sweet Summer Evenings: A Book Club (Thursday Only), Instructor: Ms. Monica Patino

Week 3: Every two weeks--First meeting June 7th, 7 pm - 9 pm, Grade(s): 9th - 12th Cost of Books Keep up a reading habit by joining this summer book club! At our first meeting (at Reverie Coffee House), we will decide which books to read. We should be able to cover 4 books over the summer. Then, we will meet every two weeks for coffee/tea or even dinner (if we feel inclined) to discuss our books. I will provide discussion topics. (We can even include summer reading books for your upcoming English classes, if we feel we want to).





Science and Math Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): Pre-K $100.00 In math we will be covering number recognition, patterns, counting, shapes, place value and so much more. We will integrate science into the math lessons. One of the science projects will be building roller coasters for bouncy balls.

Creating Stories with Legos, Instructor: Ms. Jodi Schmitz

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 1st - 2nd $100.00 Students will use bricks, building plates, characters, and accessories, as well as their infinite im-agination to develop characters and create storylines. Working on our reading and writing skills, as well as speaking and retelling with confidence, students will get to collaborate and share ide-as while working with building bricks.


Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 5th $110.00 Play in the garden with Mrs. Patton to see how food goes from a seed to food on your table. We will work in the community garden, harvest our crops, and learn how to make healthy foods from what we grow, including jam and canning!

Reader's Theater, Instructor: Mr. Shane Walck

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $100.00 Come join in on the fun of performing small act plays in Reader's Theater. This camp activity will be topped off with a final performance for all to see.

Hands on Minute Men! , Instructor: Mr. Dave McIntire

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $100.00 During the American Revolution, the Continental Army was built from scratch. They had to learn how to be an army and so will our modern day Minutemen. You will learn how to march and fight, aided by Baron von Steuben's Blue Book. You’ll learn how to wear real military uni-forms and set up a camp that would make Gen. Nathaniel Greene proud. You will serve as part of Gen. Washington's war council, discussing strategies and deciding where troops and supplies should go. Finally, you will explore the ways we commemorate and honor acts of service, both military and civic. The goal is immersion-our Minutemen won't be reading the book, they will be living it. This class is being offered in partnership with the Society of the Cincinnati and its American Revolution Institute.

Story Book Making, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $145.00 Make your own story book. Look into the depths of your imagination. Wonderful stories, illus-trations, art, magic, & exciting adventures. Students come home with personal, custom made story book.

Horseback Riding Camp, Instructor: WRA Instructors

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 9 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): K - 12th $160.00 Our riding camps are geared towards riders of all skill levels and ages. The camps are organized based on riders’ ages. Riders will experience two activities each day, one riding and one educa-tional. Students ride at least one hour every day of camp. Riders age 5 - 7 have a slightly shorter ride time. Students will interact with their horse, groom and tack their horse for riding, un-tack after riding, feed and care for their horse and much more! All campers must have a 2017 WRA signed release form prior to engaging in animal and camp activities. Tall socks, closed-toe shoes or boots, refillable water bottles, sack lunch or snack, sunscreen and bug spray are all also re-quired. Transportation to and from Independent Lower School will be provided.

Science and Math Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): K - 1st $100.00 In math we will be covering number recognition, patterns, counting, shapes, place value and so much more. We will integrate science into the math lessons. One of the science projects will be building roller coasters for bouncy balls.

Spanish for Niño's (Spanish for kids), Instructor: Señora Marsal and a Native Spanish

Speaker Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 2nd $110.00 Have fun learning Spanish this summer. Whether you already know some Spanish or are new to Spanish, this class will be a fun, interactive way to acquire new language skills. Spanish will be acquired through play, songs, games, books, videos, foods, crafts and exploring the Spanish speaking world. A Native speaker of the language will interact and design activities so your chil-dren are exposed to lots of language!

Creating Stories with Legos, Instructor: Ms. Jodi Schmitz

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $100.00 Students will use bricks, building plates, characters, and accessories, as well as their infinite im-agination to develop characters and create storylines. Working on our reading and writing skills, as well as speaking and retelling with confidence, students will get to collaborate and share ide-as while working with building bricks.

Star Wars Critter Camp, Instructor: Monart Staff

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $150.00 May the force be with you! Join other Star Wars fans to draw a Porg (puffin like creature), Vulpt-ex (crystal fox) and Fathiers (giant horse/dog/cat creature), Ewoks, and other long time favor-ites. Students will use air dry clay, collage stamped papers and add fun embellishments to make cute crafts to take home.

Gems, Stones, Bones, Anthropology, & Archaeology, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $125.00 On a scientific excavation dig in the dirt, explore bones, rocks, crystals, & arrow heads. Break open geodes. Study Native American artifacts. Make your own bead necklace. Crafts and color-ing.

Miss America Poise & Grace, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): Pre-K - 5th $150.00 Learn stage poise and presence, amazing interview skills, modeling, dancing, singing, costum-ing, rhinestone, craft, & outfit design. All things girls, grace, sparkles, & lace. Compete in a Miss America feeder pageant preliminary. Supply Fee of $50 for Pageant Entry Fee

7th Grade Math Explorer, Instructor: Mr. Eric Gentilella

Week 4: 06/11-06/15, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): 7th - 8th $105.00 Students will explore the foundations of mathematics that will help them develop a base to help them succeed in 7th grade mathematics and beyond, such as Inverse Operations, Real-world Applications of Ratios and Proportions, Operations with Decimals and Fractions and much more. Students will engage in math-based activities and games each day applying their knowledge!

Peter Pan Jr. The Musical (2 Wk. Course), Instructor: Mr. Ben Rivers and Mr. Joshua Cain

Week 4: 06/08-06/22, 1 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 8th $250.00 Take flight with Peter Pan and Wendy as they go to Never Neverland and battle Captain Hook and his pirate crew. Auditions for the musical are Friday June 8 from1-4pm. Performances are the evenings of June 21 and 22.

Mindcraft for Middle School (2 Wk. Course), Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 4: 06/11-06/22, 1 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $200.00 Build Mt. Vesuvius and the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in Mindcraft using real satellite to-pography of Italy. While we build we will learn history, architecture, Roman culture, geography, geology and vulcanology. We will animate the actual eruption of Mr. Vesuvius and the destruc-tion of Pompeii. Students will bring home a copy of the map they make to use at home. Stu-dents must have a PC Mindcraft account that is not on Windows 10.





Reading Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): Pre-K $100.00 We will be working on phonemic awareness activities, letter names and sounds, rhyming, and building comprehension skills through great literature. This class will reinforce your child's reading skills. We will then build on those skills to help build a love for reading.

Homesteading 2.0, Instructor: Mr. Dave McIntire

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 4th - 6th $100.00 Our intrepid pioneers will select a plot of land and homestead it like they did between 1877 and 1881. The participants will work to build a township, their own community, in an inhospitable wilderness. You will live and die based on your decisions, not just on the crops you chose to grow and the animals you choose to raise, but detail we take for granted like the person they marry (or don't) and the number of kids you have (or don't). The weather and the fates can be cruel. So can the banker! Like the pioneers of old, it’s dangerous and not everyone will succeed, but with savvy and more than a little bit of luck...

Scrumptious Stories!, Instructor: Ms. Jodi Schmitz

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 1st $120.00 This literature-based camp will take some of our favorite stories and incorporate them into many hands-on learning experiences. We will cook and craft, while practicing our reading and math skills, in an exciting and meaningful way!

Board Games Galore!, Instructor: Mrs. Erin Wilson

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $105.00 Board games can help children build a variety of strategies as they play. Students will play board games that teach them to think logically, to plan ahead, compare and contrast, and build stamina. From Jenga to Battleship, students will have a blast playing board games and learning strategies to become masters of the game!

Peter Pan Neverland Lost Kid Adventure, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 5th $100.00 Neverland's lost boys & girls play make-believe. Make stick forts, mud pies and pretend food feasts, spy on the pirates, visit the mermaid lagoon. Find the Neverland treasure that makes Pan fly. Use clues on the buried treasure map.

Culinary Skills, Instructor: Mr. Eric Gentilella

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 9:30 am - 11:30 am, Grade(s): 6th - 9th $150.00 Students in the class will study and practice the techniques, skills, and science behind cooking and culinary arts. Students will learn how to prepare meals and pastry utilizing the cooking techniques taught in the course (such as knife skills, roasting, poaching, braising, kitchen prep, and more). The purpose of the class is to not just give students recipes to follow, rather to give them the understanding of food and ingredients to be able to prepare their own meals!

Books are Better than Movies? - Anne of Green Gables (2 Wk. Course), Instruc-

tor: Mrs. Karen Gelvin Week 5: 06/18 - 06/21 and 06/25 - 06/28, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th 100 & cost of book Paul Jordon-Smith once said, "...some great books make great pictures." In our class we will be reading "Anne of Green Gables" by L.M. Montgomery. We will be discussing the literary details of this classical, award winning book and then watch the film adaptation. Lastly, we will decide which is better and why. This class does not meet on Fridays.

Reading Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): K - 1st $100.00 We will be working on phonemic awareness activities, letter names and sounds, rhyming, and building comprehension skills through great literature. This class will reinforce your child's reading skills. We will then build on those skills to help build a love for reading.

Stop Motion Animation with Legos, Instructor: Ms. Jodi Schmitz

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $100.00 Lights, Camera, Animation! Students will use bricks, building plates, characters, and accessories, as well as their infinite imagination to develop a storyline, create scenes, and snap images as they go through their adventure. Students will then have the opportunity to take their stories with them in a digital format, at the end of the course.

Sewing 2, Instructor: Mrs. Idbeis and Mrs. Yevak

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 2nd - 12th and adults $105.00 You must have take a sewing 1 course previously. Students will select their own patterns and materials for their projects. Mrs. Idbeis and Mrs. Yevak will guide students as they learn to use a store bought pattern. Students will measure, cut correct pieces and sizes, read pattern direc-tions, and assemble projects. Please contact Mrs. Idbeis if you need help selecting appropriate projects for your student.

Project Runway, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 8th $125.00 Design your own clothing line just like the show. Put together a beautiful portfolio of dresses, coats, shoes, shirts, pants, skirts, vests, jackets, & accessories. Pick fabrics and adorn every de-tail. Class covers design only.

Unicorn Equestrian Adventure, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow & Ms. Alicia Stewert

Week 5: 06/18-06/22, 2 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $155.00 Enter Elvendor land of the elves, fairies, mermaids, & unicorns. Daily arts and crafts, dress up, dance, & play. Meet Zen the unicorn. Paint and braid his hair. Enjoy one 30 minute riding les-son. Lessons will be schedule between 4:30-6:30pm M-F. (One 30 min private lesson per Stu-dent).







3D Design and Printing, Instructor: Mr. Darren Couch

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 6th - 12th $100.00 This class focuses on computer-aided design (CAD), 3D modeling and printing. They’ll design their own 3D models using software programs such as Tinkercad, PrintShop & Sculptris that will be printed using a 3D printer. They will also make toys, jewelry, medals and more. Students will get a solid understanding of science and technology concepts related to prototyping and how the technology is being used in architecture, art, design, medicine, science, mapping and manu-facturing.

Peter Pan Neverland Pirate Adventure, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): Pre-K - 5th $100.00 Play pirate make believe. Join Captain Hook on his quest for Peter Pan and the Neverland treas-ure. Search high and low for the lost boys' hide out. Capture Tinker Bell & Wendy. Fun in the outdoors, Wind in your hair, sunshine, mud and muck!

Woodworking and Sculpture, Instructor: Monart Staff

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $150.00 Do you like to get messy and build with your hands? Then this camp is for you! Students will be using a different sculpture material each day such as plaster strips, wood burning tools, mo-saic, Model Magic, salt dough, assemble with wood pieces, recyclable materials and add fun fin-ishing touches with embellishments. Students will also learn how to safely use a scroll saw to cut out an animal shape to mosaic and a 3D cactus to paint. Wear clothes that can get messy!

Robotics Engineering & Coding With VEX , Instructor: Mr. Darren Couch

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 12th $100.00 Explore the worlds of robotics, engineering, and coding with the VEX Robotics Design System. Get hands-on to build a frame and base for your robot and engineer wiring. Your team will have to adapt your robot to compete in user-piloted challenges and obstacle courses, as well as autonomous robot challenges that will require programming using the ROBOTC software. Many of the activities are team-based to simulate real-world robotics competitions.

Fun With Food, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 12 pm - 2 pm, Grade(s): Pre-K - 5th $160.00 Gardening and how our food is grown, healthy snacking, fruit and vegetable preparation, grains & beans, nuts & seeds, breads, pasta, meats, eggs, and desserts. Yum! Learn to cook delicious foods and eat them too.

Mermaid Ocean Adventure, Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Mallow

Week 6: 06/25-06/29, 2 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): Pre-K - 2nd $150.00 Come be a mermaid while learning about the ocean and its many species. Children will dance, sing, dress-up and create amazing artist all while on a magical adventure exploring the sea. Par-ent performance on Friday. Mermaids receive costume swimming suits with tails and mermaid hair.







Cooking with Fractions, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 7: 07/09-07/12, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 7th - 9th $100.00 Each day students will be working with fractions by practicing adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing them. The last hour of the day we will take an easy recipe double it, half it, or may-be triple it to practice the skills needed for fractions and reward ourselves.

Lower School Beginner Robotics, Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 7: 07/09-07/13, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $150.00 Learn the 4 basic sensors, build drag racers, bumper cars, robot tug wars, and learn basic pro-gramming and construction principles.

Study Skills, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 7: 07/09-07/13, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 12th $100.00 Learn to take notes in a variety of ways, organize information from books and notes, study strategies, and skills that will help you prepare for tests, projects, and homework. This class is designed to show methods that are useful for students in both middle and upper school.

Mindcraft for Lower School (2 Wk. Course), Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 7: 07/09-07/20, 1 pm - 4 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $200.00 Build Mt. Vesuvius and the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in Mindcraft using real satellite to-pography of Italy. While we build we will learn history, architecture, Roman culture, geography, geology and vulcanology. We will animate the actual eruption of Mr. Vesuvius and the destruc-tion of Pompeii. Students will bring home a copy of the map they make to use at home. Stu-dents must have a PC Mindcraft account that is not on Windows 10.

Create with Simple Machines, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 7: 07/09-07/13, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 4th - 8th $100.00 Learn about all of the simple machines, create a single machine with a purpose by going through design steps. Watch your machine do its job. This is a project based class where stu-dents will learn to utilize the machines to create a machine with a purpose. At the end of the class a video will be posted of the awesome machines designed.





Integers are Everywhere, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 8: 07/16-7/19, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 7th - 9th $100.00 Practice with integers at the student's level. Allow them time to work in class. Follow up on work done and work toward mastery of this skill.

Lower School Advanced Robotics, Instructor: Mr. Rob Nelson

Week 8: 07/16-07/20, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd - 5th $150.00 Learn function blocks, mathematical operations, variables, parallel processing, and build a ro-botic Star Wars AT-AT Walker (tm). Must have taken beginning robotics in order to take ad-vanced.

The Research Process (2 Wk. Course), Instructor: Mrs. Argetsinger, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Gelvin

Week 8: 07/16-07/19 and 07/23-07/26, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 8th $200.00 Research skills are useful in nearly every subject, whether it’s English, math, social studies or science. This workshop will cover the following: forming a question, deciding on resources, gathering raw data, sorting the data, processing in-formation, creating a final piece, and evaluating the process! This class does not meet on Fri-days.

Google Tools and Tricks, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 8: 07/16-07/20, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 12th and adults $100.00 Learn about useful Google Apps and Extensions to help you be productive using Google pro-grams and Drive.

Imaginative Crafts, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 8: 07/16-07/20, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 5th - 12th and adults $130.00 Glitter, scissors and pony beads! Oh My! We will be creating a take home craft or two per day. Students will be learning a variety of skills to encourage creative thought and problem solving.







Two Step Equations, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 9: 07/23-07/26, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 7th - 9th $100.00 Practice solving two-step equations at the student's level. Allow them time to work in class. Fol-low up on work done and work toward mastery of this skill.

Jump Start Pre-Kindergarten, Instructor: Pre-K Teachers

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): Pre-K $100.00 We will slowly and playfully introduce our Lower School building and explore the green spaces on our campus. There are wonderful stories to be read, phonemic awareness to explore, and art each and every day!

Jump Start Kindergarten, Instructor: Kindergarten Teachers

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): K $100.00 You’ve finished Pre-K, but are you ready to start Kindergarten? Join us for hands-on learning ac-tivities that incorporate writing, math, science, and reading!

Jump Start 4th Grade, Instructor: 4th Grade Teachers

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 4th $105.00 Experience a little taste of fourth grade with amazing hands-on science explorations like mak-ing your own slime, mathematics challenges, and creative language arts activities.

Weather Station , Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 4th - 8th $115.00 Students will learn different aspects about weather and create a weather station to take with them.

Pantherette Cheer & Dance Camp, Instructor: Mrs. Alyssa Boyer & Mrs. Marti Dougherty

Week 9: 07/23-07/26, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): Pre-K - 6th $100.00 Join the Upper School Cheer & Dance Teams for 4 Days of Cheering, Dancing, & Fun! You will also receive a Pink Pantherette T-shirt & Pink bow. Performance for parents will be on Thurs-day the July 26th at 2:30 p.m.

Watercolor and Acrylic, Instructor: Monart Staff

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $150.00 First, take a quick refresher course of the color wheel and practice mixing colors. Then, enjoy two new medias each day including watercolor and acrylic paint, watercolor pencil, Caran d'Ache wax pastels and liquid graphite sticks. Subject matter includes a realistic sea turtle with habitat, a cactus and desert landscape, a "fancy" llama, a parrot and use printed papers to cre-ate a collage that will come home framed in a cool acrylic frame.

The Cricket in Times Square Class, Instructor: Mrs. Ann Riedy

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 4th $105.00 Enjoy reading The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden in a classroom setting. We’ll enjoy picnic snacks, a newspaper scavenger hunt, listening to music selections, dining on egg rolls, describing your perfect pet, playing mini Breakout Games, and even reading in a tent! Join in on all the fun!!

Bullet Journaling, Instructor: Elizabeth Brosius

Week 9: 07/23-07/27, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 6th - 12th and adults $100.00 Learn what a bullet journal is, how to decide your pages, creative pages to incorporate into your journal, and so much more. Simple supplies are provided. Walk away with your own jour-nal made for you by you.







Linear Equations and all things Slope, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 10: 07/30-08/02, 8 am - 10 am, Grade(s): 7th - 9th $100.00 Practice working with Linear Equations and Slope at the individual student's level. Allow them time to work in class. Follow up on work done and work toward mastery of this skill.

Jump Start 1st Grade , Instructor: 1st Grade Teachers

Week 10: 07/30-08/03, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 1st $100.00 During this week, we will have tons of hands-on learning activities, brain builders, and activities that incorporate math, science, and reading.

Jump Start 2nd Grade, Instructor: 2nd Grade Teachers

Week 10: 07/30-08/03, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 2nd $100.00 We will focus on math, reading, phonics, and science. We will also have guided silent reading of the 2nd grade summer reading novel, The Boxcar Children.

Jump Start 5th Grade, Instructor: 5th Grade Teachers

Week 10: 07/30-08/03, 9 am - 11 am, Grade(s): 5th $100.00 Calling all incoming 5th graders! We are ready to review with you some of the more important skills you need to have mastered in order to be ready for 5th grade. We encourage you to come to both classes, but you can also just choose one. There will be games, technology, book work, and videos. Come review your skills and have fun while you’re doing it!

Jump Start 7th Grade, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 10: 07/30-08/01, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 7th $75.00 Get the lay of the land and practice with your locker. Set up your notebooks and check out google classroom. Lear organization tips, study strategies and advice for each class, and go over summer reading. We will have team building and critical thinking activities as well.

Jump Start 8th Grade, Instructor: Mrs. Julie Barrett

Week 10: 07/30-08/01, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 8th $75.00 Learn the building and routine before school starts. Students will set up notebooks, learn or-ganization tips, review summer reading requirements, and how to best use Google Classroom. This session will end with critical thinking and team building activities.

Hello 6th Grade! , Instructor: Mrs. Argetsinger and Mrs. Gelvin

Week 10: 07/30-08/01, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 6th $75.00 Join us for fun, interactive, and academic activities to get you ready for 6th grade. You will learn about: • Middle School expectations • How to set up lockers and open combination locks • Daily schedules and routines • Effective ways to use your daily agenda, homework webpages, and Google Classroom • Time management, organizational skills, and goal setting • Note taking, study skills, and test-taking strategies. You will also have an opportunity to have a guided tour of the Middle School and participate in

What is Algebra and how will I ever use it?, Instructor: Mrs. Elizabeth Brosius

Week 10: 07/30-08/02, 1 pm - 3 pm, Grade(s): 7th - 9th $100.00 So you are going into Algebra...What should you do? How will you use it again? Join the class and get a preview of what algebra is about and why it is important to understand.





Mythical Creatures, Instructor: Monart Staff

Week 11: 08/06-08/10, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 1st - 5th $150.00 Fairies, Trolls and Unicorns oh my! Students will enjoy using glitter pens, metallic paint and liq-uid watercolor to create special works of art. Subject matter will also include pirates, the Loch Ness Monster, a Yeti, Jackalope, Babe the Blue Ox and dragons.

Jump Start 3rd Grade, Instructor: 3rd Grade Teachers

Week 11: 08/06-08/10, 10 am - 12 pm, Grade(s): 3rd $100.00 From math to reading, we will prepare for the first day of class! Be ready for multiplication, nov-el studies, narrative writing, cursive handwriting, and a whole bunch of fun!

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