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REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 16Find us online at icc.edu/cfk

Session 1: June 13-23Session 2: July 11-21

Session 1June 13-23

Session 2July 11-21

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Daily Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Club CFK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Drop-off and Pick-up Location and Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Lunch Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Adventures and More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Computers and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Foreign Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Interpersonal and Study Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Language Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Visual and Performing Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Science and Social Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Class Grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Friday Field Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Culinary Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

ICC Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Dear College for Kids Students and Families,

I am looking forward to another great summer with College for Kids at Illinois Central College. You will notice that the 2016sessions offer a wide range of classes, manythat are new to our program. We are proud tooffer new courses within the fine arts,STEAM Education, and more.

Students entering grades 4-9 in the fall canchoose from one to three classes per session. Each 2-hour class meets Monday-Thursday for two weeks on the East Peoriacampus. Classes are led by highly qualifiedinstructors. Club CFK is offered Monday-Thursday from 3:15-5:00 pm for those wishingto extend their day at College for Kids.Classes do not meet on Fridays, but studentsare welcome to join us for a Fun Friday FieldTrips. Please refer to the Friday Field Trip section for additional information.

In an effort to ensure that all students have a safe and positive experience at College for Kids, we do require attendance at one orientation with your student.

For additional information and details, pleaserefer to the CFK website at icc.edu/cfk or giveus a call at 309-690-6900.

Thank you for sharing your children with us!We look forward to seeing you this summer!

Sincerely,Bryan BlanksYouth Programs CoordinatorIllinois Central College

We urge you to register early! Class sizes are limited.

General InformationDAILY SCHEDULE MONDAY-THURSDAY(CFK classes do not meet on Fridays)

Class 1 8:15-10:15 amClass 2 10:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:30-1:00 pm

Class 3 1:10-3:10 pmClub CFK 3:15-5:00 pm

Classes are held at the East Peoria campus.

Friday Field Trips are offered weekly duringeach session of College for Kids.

ORIENTATION OPTIONSChoose only one orientation to attend withyour student.

Orientation Option A:Orientation with Campus Tour –Recommended for those new to College for KidsLocation: Tranquility Room located nearthe cafeteria. Enter thru the Main Entrance. Session 1: Saturday, June 11, 20169:00-10:30 am Session 2: Saturday, July 9, 20169:00-10:30 am *Students enrolled in Session 1 need to attend the June Orientation and Studentsenrolled in Session 2 need to attend the July orientation. Students enrolled in bothsessions only need to attend the June session.

Orientation Option B:Orientation, No Campus Tour –Attend the session that begins before yourfirst class of the day. Location: The Performing Arts CenterMonday, June 13, 2016Monday, July 11, 2016 8:15 am Class Orientation: 7:30 -8:15 am10:30 am Class Orientation: 9:45 -10:15 am 1:10 pm Class Orientation: 12:30 -1:10 pmWhat to Bring: A copy of your class schedule, completed Emergency Medicaland Assumption of Liability Release forms. Classroom numbers will be given at Orientation.

Need more College for Kids?Want to extend your fun?Come join us at Club CFK with games, computers,snacks, and more! Meet in the Tranquility Room immediately followingyour last class of the day.

3:15-5:00 pm Session 1 3:15-5:00 pm Session 2

Students may be picked up at any time during Club CFK. A parent or otherauthorized adult MUST sign out their student. A late fee will be assessed forstudents picked up later than 5 pm.

$69 per session

GRADES 4-9

PARKING LOT B IS THE ONLYDROP-OFF/PICK-UP LOCATION FOR CFKDrop-off - CFK tent in Parking Lot B no earlier than 15 minutes before your first class.

Late arrivals - Escort your student to thehomeroom to receive a pink attendance slip.Late students will not be allowed into theirclassroom without an attendance slip. Donot send late students to class alone.

Pick-up - CFK tent immediately after thestudent’s last class of the day. Studentswaiting more than 15 minutes after class isdismissed will be escorted to the home-room. You will be required to come to theCFK homeroom to sign out your student.*Please note that these procedures are forthe safety of our students.

REGISTRATION AND REQUIRED FORMSRegistration opens Tuesday, March 16.Registration will close at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 11, for Session 1 and at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 9, for Session 2.

3 Ways to Register1) Online at icc.edu/cfk2) By phone at (309) 690-69003) Walk-in at ICC North Campus Hickory Hall, 5407 N. University, Peoria. Office

hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. and Saturday 8:00-10:30 am

Registration NotesMake sure to register with your child’s name. You can only register one child at a timeand each child must have their own profile. This means that you will have topay separately for each child. You aremore than welcome to call our office at690-6900 to register multiple children. Please provide a valid email when registering. A confirmation receipt will be emailed when your registration hasbeen processed and full payment is received. Your receipt will include a linkto the required College for Kids forms.Print and complete the Emergency Medical form and Assumption of Liability Release. Return completed forms whenyou attend an orientation. Additionalforms may be printed from our websiteat icc.edu/cfk.

Fees Each Class – $79 per sessionClub CFK – $69 per sessionFriday Field Trips – $69 per tripSupply Fees as Noted

Visa, MasterCard, Discover, personalcheck, and cash are accepted. Payment isexpected at the time of registration. Enroll-ment is not guaranteed without full payment.

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Lunch Campus Dining does its best to provide nutritionally appropriatemeals for our College for Kids students. All College for Kids students eat lunch together in the Tranquility Room adjacent to the main Campus Dining location. Specials of the day arelisted at icc.edu/around-campus/campus-dining. Questions/concerns can be directed to Laura McCue-Newport at (309) 694-5405 or Angie Pacotti-Long at (309) 694-5203 or by email at campusdining@icc.edu.

Lunch Payment OptionsCaféCa$h (gift cards) - You choose the amount to put on the card.The student uses the card to purchase their own lunch from CampusDining. This is a great way to help your child learn to budget their ownlunch money. The only time to purchase a new lunch card is duringCFK orientation. Once you have purchased a card, you can addmoney to the card online at any time.

If you have a card from a previous year, you can deposit additional funds online at icc.edu/around-campus/campus dining/payment-methods-cafecash/. The card number is required (it ison the back of the card) for online deposits. Can’t find your cardor need one? Then you may purchase one at any time by visiting any of the Campus Dining locations. Just ask for a cardfor College for Kids. Cash, checks, or credit cards are acceptedfor in-person purchases.

Cash - Campus Dining and our vending machines accept cash for purchases.

Bring your own lunch - Your student will be responsible for keepingtrack of their own lunch. Your child will not have access to a refrigera-tor or a lunch collection bin/system. Campus Dining will not sell energy drinks to College for Kids students in its lunch room,and we strongly recommend that students do not bring thesedrinks in or purchase them through our vending machineswhile attending College for Kids.

Refunds and Cancellations Requests for a refund must be received five (5) business days beforethe first day of each session. Refunds will not be issued after thedeadline dates listed: Session 1 – June 6, Session 2 – July 1(due to the holiday weekend). Requests may be made by phone at (309) 690-6900. College for Kids reserves the right to cancel a classdue to low enrollment. Students enrolled in a class that is cancelledwill be offered an alternative class or the option of a full refund.

ScholarshipsLimited scholarships are provided by the ICC Educational Foundation. The scholarship amount is $60 per class with a maximum of two scholarships per child, not to exceed a $120 total.Limit of four scholarships awarded per family, not to exceed $240total. Additional classes will be charged at full price. Club CFK andFriday Fun Trips do not qualify for scholarships. Scholarships areawarded on a first-come, first-serve basis and are subject to availabilityof funds and verification of financial need. Scholarship application is

available online at icc.edu/cfk or call (309) 690-6914 for additional information. Do not register online if you are requesting ascholarship.

AttendanceAttendance will be taken at the start of each class period. Absencesor late arrivals must be called into the CFK homeroom at(309) 694-8880. If you arrive more than 15 minutes after class begins,you must escort your child to the homeroom. Your child will receive apink attendance slip that will be given to the instructor. Late arrivalswill not be allowed into the classroom without an attendance slip. Accurate attendance is important for the safety of our students. Thelocation of the homeroom will be given out during orientation.

Discipline PolicyAppropriate and respectful behaviors are expected while attendingCFK. Students that do not uphold these expectations will be escortedto the CFK homeroom. It will be the student’s responsibility to contacttheir adult caregiver to explain why they were removed from class.Students will be allowed to return to class when they are able toagree to improved behavior. Continued disruptions may result in thestudent’s permanent dismissal from College for Kids with no refundgiven. Illinois Central College has a zero tolerance policy in that noweapons (i.e. knives, guns of any kind, etc.) are allowed on campus.Any student choosing not to abide by the rules and regulations ofIllinois Central College will not be allowed to return to College forKids. These policies help ensure the safety of our students and staff.

Illinois Central College stands committed to diversity in all of its dimensions. The college embraces, values, and encourages diversityat all levels of its operation. The college stands for tolerance, non-discrimination, and cultural sensitivity.

Contact Information CLASSES HELD AT:

Illinois Central College1 College DriveEast Peoria, Illinois 61635-0001

General inquiries and phone registrations: (309) 690-6900CFK Homeroom, Room 308B: (309) 694-8880 or (309) 694-8890Call this number to report late arrivals and absences.

ICC Campus Police: (309) 694-5223 (for emergencies)

Bryan BlanksYouth Programs CoordinatorICC North Campus5407 N. University Street, Hickory Hall, Room 120*Peoria, Illinois 61635-0001 Phone: (309) 690-6900 or (309) 694-8880 during CFK SessionsEmail: bryan.blanks@icc.edu

*Walk-in registrations and scholarship applications are accepted at this location.

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Adventures and MoreIt’s Magic Grades: 4-9 8:15($5 Supply Fee)

Want to become the world's greatest magician or wizard? Come learn how to perform sleight-of-hand, vanishes, penetrations, and transportations in thisbeginners magic class for boys and girlsof all ages! We will use household itemsto perform astounding feats. You will alsowatch and learn the secrets of the great-est magicians in history. But remember:You must never tell anyone how it’s done!

Tae Kwon DoGrades 4-9 10:30Kapow! Girls and boys, if the high flying kicks in action movies exciteyou, this is the class for you. You will learntechniques and traditionsof the most popularmartial art in the worldfrom a Master BlackBelt. Learn confidence, respect, and disciplineas you practice punch-ing and kicking thebags. Tae Kwon Do willbe taught as an artform, sport, and self-defense system. This will be a safe, nocontact environment.Wear loose fittingpants and bring a water bottle.

We Got the Beat! Grades 4-8 8:15Whether you are interested in cheer-leading, music, or dance, there is onecommon thread among all of these . . .RHYTHM! This course is geared towardshelping you develop a strong sense ofrhythm. We will participate in activitiesthat are inspired from the musical groupSTOMP, using “junk” as instruments tomake sound to create rhythm. We willalso learn various vocal chants andcheers that will help you gain a strongsense of rhythm. Come join us to learnwhy “We Got the Beat!”

Fun with Crafts Grades 4-6 8:15 ($5 Supply Fee)

Bring your creativity and enjoy using yourimagination as you cut, paint, glue, andarrange original crafts. You will completeseveral projects that can be taken homeand displayed for family and friends.There will be plenty to keep you busywhile you enjoy making new friends andawesome crafts!

Fun with Foods Grades 4-6 10:30 ($5 Supply Fee)

Get crafty with food! Use graham crack-ers, pretzels, icing, “dirt”, and more tocreate artwork you can display and eat.You will have fun working in teams aswell as individually. This class will satisfyyour sweet tooth and your artistic side.

Changing the WorldOne Hat at a Time: KidKnitsGrades 5-9 1:10 ($5 Supply Fee)

Through knitting a KidKnits hat, you willhave a chance to reflect on what charactertraits make a global leader, learn aboutthe unique cultures of Rwanda and Chileand reflect on your role in the future ofour world. The hand spun yarn used to make the hats helps support thewomen in both Rwanda and Chile withemployment and empowerment to bettertheir lives.

Fashion Design Grades 5-9 10:30Do you like to draw and design fashions?Learn to draw and design just like thepros. Experiment with different fabrics,trims, and accessories as you designyour own fashion line and create gar-ments using 1/4-size dress forms. Take alook at the current fashion trends andlearn about the fashion industry. If youare ready to design and create fashions,this class is for you!

Sew Fun Grades 4-5 1:10 Grades 6-7 10:30Grades 8-9 8:15 ($5 Supply Fee)

Looking for something new to do thissummer? How about learning to sew!Learn to operate a sewing machine, do hand stitching, and learn to read and follow a pattern. Bring an old pair of blue jeans that can be transformed intoan eco-friendly tote. Use your new or improved sewing skills to make somethingunique and all your own.

A Crafty Year Grades 4-7 1:10 ($5 Supply Fee)

Get crafty this summer while you enjoymeeting new friends and having fun! Join us as we create crafts that you cangive as gifts or keep for yourself. We will make crafts for Valentine’s Day, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving,Christmas, birthdays, and more. If youlike to cut, glue, arrange, and create thanthis is the class for you!

Dude Foods Grades 7-9 10:30 ($5 Supply Fee)

When hunger strikes, you will be ready!This cooking class, designed primarily for boys, will teach you basic cookingskills and how to prepare some simplesnacks and meals. From nachos and dips to sliders and desserts – impressyour family and friends with your newculinary skills!

Fun with Balloons Grades 4-9 8:15Join the "pop" culture by exploring the fun of balloon twisting and balloon sculpture. Balloon twistingand sculpture is a fun activity which also helps childrenwith manual dexterity, self-esteem,and even structural engineering. Learnthe secrets of balloon art as a professional balloon artist shows you thebasics of twisting balloons into simple objects, animals, and complex structures.It’s a fun hobby that can last a lifetime.

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Computers and Technology

Minecraft®: Designers Grades 4-6 8:15 Grades 7-9 10:30($149 Black Rocket Fee)

If you love the game Minecraft, but alwayswanted to design your own charactersand buildings for your games, this classis for you! Learn the basics of creating3D models using a new software to designyour very own objects, create skins forcharacters, and import them into your favorite Minecraft games. To access theirproject at home, students must own a PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet, phone,and game console versions of Minecraftare not compatible. Parent email addressis required to use 3D modeling software.Students will work in pairs or teams formost of the program.

App Attack Grades 4-6 1:10 JUNE ONLYGrades 7-9 1:10 JULY ONLY($149 Black Rocket Fee)

Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize yourown game app! Using a specialized appand game development tool, students willexplore the world of web-based (HTML5)mobile apps. In addition to learning thebasics of mobile app design and gamedevelopment, you will also see firsthandhow the world of app publishing functions.Student-created apps will be accessibleon a private site and can be played onany mobile device or computer. Publishingto app stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students donot need to own a smartphone or tabletto take the class. Students will work inpairs or teams for most of the program.

Digital Scrapbooking Grades 4-7 1:10We have taken scrapbooking to a wholenew level! Digital scrapbooking has become very popular over the past couple of years; it's fun, exciting, andeasy to learn. We will create memoriesfrom pictures that you have saved to aflash drive. We can even scan your pictures during class and upload theminto your digital scrapbooking pages. It's that easy! Have your photos saved or have photos ready to scan when youcome to class on the first day. Let's getstarted creating memories that will last a lifetime. Come join us and have somefun. You will be amazed at what you have created!

Start from SCRATCHGrades 4-6 8:15 Programming made easy is what Scratchis all about. Scratch is a dynamic pro-gramming language that allows studentsto create animations, games, interactivestories, music, and art. Students will unleash their creative potential utilizing theprogramming tools that Scratch provides.Scratch is developed by the LifelongKindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab.

Robot Revolution Grades 6-8 8:15 JUNE ONLYGrades 6-8 10:30 JUNE ONLYWe are experiencing an explosive growthof robotics both at home and at work.Join us to experience this robot revolutionin action. We will explore three old friends:Spider III, Hyper Line Tracker, and theRobotic Arm Trainer. These favorites willbe joined by five new robots to explore:Rockit Robot, Jungle Robot, Wall HuggingMouse, Soccer Pro Robot, and SoundActivated Walking Robot. Students willlearn robot history and do hands-on exploration activities to discover realworld uses for robots in this exciting ageof robotics.

Game MakerGrades 4-6 8:15 Grades 4-6 10:30Have you always wanted to design com-puter games, but you don't want to spenda lot of time learning how to become aprogrammer? Then you've come to theright place. Game Maker is a programthat allows you to make exciting com-puter games without the need to write asingle line of code. You can make gameswith backgrounds, animated graphics,music, and sound effects. Once you getmore experienced there is a built-in programming language that gives you full flexibility. Game Maker can be usedfree of charge and you can use thegames you produce in any way you like –you can even sell them!

Advanced Game MakerGrades 7-9 1:10 Prerequisite: Game Maker I (or instructor'spermission). Advanced Game Makershows you how to create several excitinggames using new graphics while advanc-ing the skills you learned from GameMaker I. This class covers a range of genres, including action, adventure, andpuzzle games, complete with professionalquality sound effects and visuals. It discusses game design theory andfeatures practical examples of how thiscan be applied to making games that aremore fun to play. Game Maker allowsgames to be created using a simple drag-and-drop interface, so you don't need tohave any prior coding experience. It includes an optional programming language for adding advance features toyour games, when you feel ready to do so.

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Computer Aided Design CAD Grades 6-7 10:30 Grades 8-9 1:10Students will enjoy activities which include creating mechanical images thatwould be used in careers like engineeringand manufacturing. You will be introducedto the units of CAD navigation, drawingbasic objects, modifying those objects,orthographic projections, isometrics, anddimensioning. AutoCAD® will be theprincipal software used.

Computer Programmingwith EtoysGrades 7-9 10:30 Are you a right brain and left brain person?Do you have a need to create and useyour powers of logical thinking? Then thiscourse is for you! Here you will learn thebasic skills of computer programming.You will sketch your own worlds and elements. Then you will learn how to program their movements and actionsjust like the pros. You can also create animated storybooks. If you wish, yourfinished projects will be submitted to EtoysIllinois, a collaboration with the Universityof Illinois and Google, to be posted onthe World Wide Web for all to view. Anawesome experience awaits you!

Foreign LanguageGerman for Fun Grades 4-9 10:30 JULY ONLYSpeaking German is fun! Conversationswill be a big part of this class withenhanced vocabulary including numbers,time, colors, food, days, month, seasons,school objects, and weather expressions.Listening and speaking skills are practicedthrough role-playing, games, songs, andpoetry. There will be awards and prizesfor all!

French for AllGrades 4-6 8:15 Learn French the fun way! Through a variety of games and activities you willlearn the French alphabet,numbers, colors, conver-sational phrases, andmore. The class will alsolearn and perform a shortplay – all in French, ofcourse!

FantasticFrenchGrades 7-9 10:30 This is the place to be whether you arelearning French for the first time or wantto review what you already know. Classlesson will focus on alphabet, colors, vocabulary for conversation and travel,and more. In addition to our classroomlearning, we will spend time online researching a variety of free websitesavailable for foreign language learning.

Interpersonal and Study SkillsBabysitters ClubGrades 5-9 8:15Come learn how to be the best baby-sitter! In this class we will learn how to interact with all types of age groups (infant to preschool), and will preparestudents for the responsibility of watchingchildren. Nutrition, sanitary practices,communication with children, TVprogramming, and positive role-modelingare all areas that will be discussed. You’lleven learn how to change a diaper withproper sanitation! If interacting withyounger children is a passion for you,then this class will be a great tool andlearning experience.

Life Skills for Middle School Grades 4-6 10:30 JULY ONLYLearn important skills necessary forsuccess in middle school. We will role-play tricky situations requiring angermanagement and coping with bullying.We'll talk about making and keepingfriends and dealing with everyday annoying situations. We will also practiceorganizational skills which will help getyou and your homework to the rightplace at the same time. We will discusshow to: earn more freedom by taking moreresponsibility, learn about internet safety,make a plan for involvement in schoolactivities, and seek a leadership role inyour school. This class is led by a current middle school counselor.

Leadership TrainingGrades 6-9 1:10 JULY ONLYAre you a "take charge" person? Do youenjoy helping others to experience success? Learn how to use your talentsand personality to become a betterleader at your school and in your com-munity. Learn about setting goals andtaking steps to reach them. This courseis based on the book, The Seven Habitsof Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey.

Work SmarterGrades 6-7 10:30 Grades 8-9 1:10 Learning to work smarter will be one of the best things you do for yourself thissummer! You will learn study skills,strategies, habits, attitudes, and self-awareness that will serve you throughyour high school and college careers.We’ll practice goal setting, time manage-ment, organization, memory, readingstrategies, note-taking skills, test-takingskills, researching and writing, and learning to reduce test anxiety. This classwill help you be a more efficient student!

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Language ArtsAmerican Girl Doll Grades 4-6 10:30 JULY ONLY($5.00 Supply Fee)Do you want to learn and explore moreabout the American Girl Doll series? Wellbring your favorite American Girl Doll toclass as we journey through many of thepopular characters in the series. Thiscourse will utilize crafts, storytelling, androle-play as way to explore these literaryfigures we’ve grown to love. Our instruc-tor is a literature instructor and has beenan American Girl Doll fan for many years.If you are a true American Girl Doll fan,we encourage you to join this class.

Write On! Grades 4-6 1:10Do you like to write? Do you need somefine-tuning of your writing skills? Eitherway this class is for you! Students willhave the opportunity to learn new formsof writing and ways to make their writingthe best it can be. Come ready to havefun and to discover the writer in you! Youwill have a portfolio of writing to takehome at the end.

Harry PotterGrades 6-9 8:15This class will have all new material this summer! Take this opportunity to examine everyone’s favorite series, andsee we what makes this story a timelessepic. You’ll get to join the house that fitsyour personality, play games against yourrivals and conjure up spells that bringyour magical fantasies to life.

Super Heroes as American Mythology:Bigger and BolderGrades 6-9 8:15 It’s back! Bigger and better than ever!Every empire has its own mythology and we’ll examine America’s historicalevolution through the lens of its uniquemythology: superheroes. On the printedpage, in movies and TV, or in videogames, we’ll examine how superheroeshave changed over time and how that reflects America’s own development and what it says about our future.

From Ragtime to Rap:American HistoryThrough Popular Music! Grades 6-9 10:30America’s history is a musical tale; and we’ll trace the major events of ourcountry’s history as they are reflected in modern American music, from the earliest sounds of Ragtime, Gospel, andBlues all the way to the modern era’sCountry, Rock, and Rap.

From Cryptids to Creepy Pasta: Urban Legends Across the Globe Grades 6-9 1:10This world is a mysterious place, filled withmysterious things. We’ll look at legendsfrom across time and around the world, discussing what’s fact and what’s fiction,and considering why these tales are soprevalent across cultures and what theysay about the people who tell them.

MathematicsMath Trick or Treat Grades 4-6 10:30 Let's use math tricks in the kitchen tocreate some treats. We will review fractions, conversions, multiplication,and division, and learn to read amazingmath "recipes" (story problems). To finishoff this class we will eat and make ourmath worries disappear.

Junior Achievement:More Than $$Grades 4-6 1:10 Learn about earning, spending, sharing,and saving money. Through a series offun, hands-on activities and games, youwill learn to manage a bank account andidentify personal skills and interests. This class will also connect students with possible business opportunities andhelp them learn about market research, identify the basic steps for starting andoperating a small business, practicemaking smart consumer decisions, andlearn to recognize deceptive advertisingand the importance of ethical businesspractices.

MathletesGrades 7-9 10:30 Grades 4-6 1:10If you like sports/want to work on yourmath skills, Mathletes is the perfectcourse for you! Mathletes will combinesports knowledge, techniques, and activities to help promote enthusiasm for mathematical learning. Mathletes will expose students to new problem-solving techniques and systems oflogic. Through Mathletes we will explorean unconventional mathematical approach. Let the games begin!

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Algebra and All Its Excellence Grades 5-7 10:30 Have you always enjoyed algebra andfind you want to know more? We willtake what you already know and havelearned in school, and use the conceptsto work our way through complex mathsituations. You will work together withother algebra enthusiasts to solve com-plicated math problems and discovernew ways to use math. Throughout thiscourse, we will complete mini-projectson topics such as the true cost of smoking,calorie content in common foods, sportsdata, and so much more! If you love algebra, you will enjoy this course. Note:All of these projects are aligned to thenew Common Core Learning Standards.

Math Scene Investigation Grades 7-9 8:15 Do you like to investigate things? Thinklike a forensics expert in solving prob-lems with math. Learn how to find themissing number in an equation, find themissing words in a story problem andcreate graphs, charts, and more. Learnhow to use math to solve everyday mysteries both real and imagined. Joinus as you become an MSI for CFK.

Visual and Performing ArtsI Love Art!Grades 4-6 8:15If your creative side needs something todo this summer than join us for I LoveArt! Study the history of art and explorethe artistic styles of several famousartists. You will use a variety of media tocreate your own portfolio of master-pieces. Get your palette and brushready – the artist within you awaits!

Origami BasicsGrades 4-9 1:10 JULY ONLYGrades 4-9 10:30 JULY ONLYHave you tried to do origami and endedup with a wad of paper? Origami is theJapanese word for paper folding. Learnthe basics of origami and how to read an origami diagram – even if it is inJapanese! You will be folding paper intorecognizable shapes in no time! Manytypes of origami will be folded, includingcreating with plastic pieces. Bring a shoebox or other similar sized container witha lid to store your origami creations.

PhotomaniaGrades 4-6 8:15 JUNE ONLYGrades 7-9 10:30 JUNE ONLYStudents will learn the basics of photocomposition, what makes a good photo-graph, and tips and techniques on how totake great pictures. We will focus on theprocess of actually taking photographsand we will also work with editing andpost-production ideas for photography.Students must have a digital camera touse for class.

Jewelry Making Grades 4-9 8:15 JUNE ONLYStudents will be introduced to the art ofjewelry making in this class. Children areencouraged to explore their creativity andare introduced to interesting color andtexture while improving hand-eye coordi-nation, small muscle development, andpattern making skills in a relaxed, fun environment! We will create beautifuljewelry to take home during each class.Students will be introduced to a range of age appropriate jewelry making techniques using lots of tools.

BeadsForLifeGrades 4-9 8:15 JULY ONLYStudents will create not only beadedworks of art, but a conversation will besparked regarding poverty across theworld. BeadsForLife is an organizationthat has been helping women find theirspark in Uganda for the last decade –helping them leave poverty behind, forgood. The supplies purchased for thiscourse will help raise money for this organization.

Let’s Dance Grades 4-9 1:10This class is a perfect opportunity forboys and girls to expand their dance talent. No previous dance experience required! Participants will learn aspectsof musical theater dance, contemporarydance, and jazz. Bring a labeled waterbottle and wear comfortable clothing – no loose shorts, skirts, or midriff shirts.Dance shoes are optional. An informalpresentation will be performed on thefinal day of the session.

Let’s Choreograph!Grades 4-9 10:30This class is for those interested in expressing themselves artisticallythrough dance choreography. A sequence of exercises will be givento help access your individual creativity.Bring a labeled water bottle and wearcomfortable clothing – no loose shorts,skirts, or midriff shirts. Dance shoesare not needed as participants willchoreograph in bare feet. An informalpresentation will be performed on thefinal day of the session.

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Broadway BoundGrades 4-6 8:15Grades 7-9 10:30Everybody knows there’s no businesslike show business! So if you are inter-ested in dancing, singing, or acting, thisperformance class is for you! Find yourstrengths in performing while experiencingfun theater activities including improvisa-tion, the body movements of pantomime,basic musical theater stage movements,and some intro into vocals. No experienceis necessary, just the desire to have fun.Who knows, you may someday be . . .Broadway Bound!

CFK’s: The Voice Grades 4-6 8:15Grades 7-9 10:30Join us for two weeks of singing! This will be an exciting opportunity to sing avariety of music, learn healthy vocal production, and improve your own singingvoice. This summer’s session features avariety of musical styles, including popularand Broadway selections. You will get tokeep some of the pieces that we sing.We will also have a final day performanceto showcase all we have learned! Looking forward to singing with you!

Stage StruckGrades 4-9 1:10Are you struck by the desire to perform?Get in touch with your inner star by joining us for this beginning acting classand prepare yourself for drama and thespeech team. You’ll love focusing on theacting aspect of theater through skits,duets, monologues, and improv basedon the television show Whose Line is itAnyway? No experience is necessary . . .just remember there’s no business likeshow business!

Actin’ Up: ImprovisationGrades 7-9 8:15What is Improvisation exactly? Improvi-sation is acting on your feet without ascript. Think of this course as SNL orWho’s Line is it Anyway? coming to CFKfor the summer! Students will explore improv as an acting tool. You will alsolearn basic stage movement, pick smallscenes and monologues to deliver, andlearn the basic building blocks of acting.You don’t need to have acted before, youdon’t need to know how to sing or dance(we will be performing non-musicalpieces); you just need to be ready to “Act Up!”

Science and Social SciencesEnvironmental ExplorersGrades 6-8 1:10Environmnetal Explorers – want to learnabout the outdoors? Become an environ-mental explorer! You will learn about nature and its interactions with mammals,birds, insects, forestry, and more. You willbe able to conduct experiments that testenvironmental conditions and learn basicwilderness survival skills. We will learnboth in the classroom and in nature foran exciting experience!

Summer S.T.E.A.M. Heat! Grades 7-9 8:15 JULY ONLYThe heat of the summer will set student’sminds on fire with this hands-on learningexperience. S.T.E.A.M. programs are designed to integrate science, technology,engineering, mathematics and the arts inthe classroom. These programs strive toencourage students to think critically andwork towards solving real-world problemswhile building on math and science know-ledge. This course will be taught by eightguest instructors. Each course will taught bya different expert within their field of study.

Junk BattlesGrades 4- 6 8:15Grades 4- 6 10:30 “To invent, you need a good pile of junk,”so said Thomas Edison. You will be challenged to create devices that will accomplish a task using only the “junk” provided. Using your science and engineering skills, you will be acontender in the Bridge challenge, Marvelous Marble Maze, Drop Zone,and many more battles. We're lookingforward to building with you!

Psychology Grades 7-910:30 Why do people behavethe way they do?Why do people pick thecareers that they do? Is itpossible to “train” your brain?Psychology is the study of thehuman mind and behavior. In this class,you will study the things inside and outside the brain that make people behave the way they do. You will even dosome of your own research to discoverthe patterns of human behavior.

BusinessRisky Business Grades 5-8 10:30 Grades 5-8 1:10Buy low, sell high! Meet the Bear and the Bull. Wipe those Wall Street bluesaway as you leran about business andeconomics and invest in your future! Create your own compaines and partici-pate in a simulation stock market game.Earn play money and then spend it during a live auction the last day of class.

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Babysitters Club NEW! (5-9)

Junk Battles (4-6)

It’s Magic NEW! (4-9)

CFK’s The Voice (4-6)

I Love Art (4-6)

Game Maker (4-6)

Broadway Bound (4-6)

Fun with Crafts (4-6)

Start from SCRATCH (4-6)

French for All (4-6)

Minecraft Designers NEW! (4-6)

Photomania June Only (4-6)

We Got the Beat! NEW! (4-8)

Jewelry Making June Only (4-9)

Beads for Life July Only NEW! (4-9)

Fun with Balloons (4-9)

Robot Revolution June Only (6-8)

Super Heroes as American Mythology (6-9)

Harry Potter (6-9)

Math Scene Investigation (7-9)

Actin’ Up: Improvisation NEW! (7-9)

Sew Fun (8-9)

Summer S.T.E.A.M. Heat! July Only NEW! (7-9)

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Sew Fun (4-5)

Jr. Achievement: More than $$ (4-6)

Risky Business (5-8)

Changing the World: KidKnits (5-9)

Crafty Year (4-7)

Digital Scrapbooking (4-7)

Mathletes - NEW! (4-6)

Stage Struck (4-9)

Origami: July Only (4-9)

Let’s Dance (4-9)

Write On! (4-6)

Environmental Explorers NEW! (6-8)

App Attack June Only NEW! (4-6)

App Attack July Only NEW! (7-9)

From Cryptids to Creepy Pasta NEW! (6-9)

Leadership Training July Only (6-9)

Advanced Game Maker (7-9)

C.A.D. (8-9)

Work Smarter (8-9)

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American Girl Doll NEW! July Only (4-6)

Math Trick or Treat (4-6)

Fun with Foods (4-6)

Mathletes NEW! (7-9)

Game Maker (4-6)

Life Skills/Middle School July Only (4-6)

Fashion Design (5-9)

Algebra and All It’s Excellence (5-7)

Junk Battles (4-6)

Work Smarter (6-7)

Fantastic French (7-9)

Robot Revolution June Only (6-8)

Let’s Choreograph (4-9)

German For Fun July Only (4-9)

Origami July Only (4-9)

Tae Kwon Do NEW! (4-9)

C.A.D. (6-7)

Sew Fun (6-7)

Minecraft Designers NEW! (7-9)

From Ragtime to Rap NEW! (6-9)

CFK’s The Voice (7-9)

Computer Etoys (7-9)

Dude Foods (7-9)

Photomania June Only (7-9)

Broadway Bound (7-9)

Psychology (7-9)

Risky Business (5-8)

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Club CFK – 3:15-5:00 Club CFK Grades (4-9) Meet in the Tranquility Room

Friday Field Trips Grades 4-9 8:30-2:30 pm

Friday, June 17 Jump Trading

Friday, June 24 Lincoln Museum

Friday, July 15 Get up and Move!: Jumpstart Kids Activity Center/Corn Stock Theatre

Friday, July 22 Horseback Riding: Rockin’ P Ranch

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Classes are offered Monday–Thursday during both sessions of College for Kids unless otherwise noted.

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Drop-off at the CFK tent no earlier than 8:30. The ICC Cougar Bus departs at 8:45 am and will return by 2:30 pmAll students registered for Friday field trips MUST ride the from the East Peoria campus to and from the field triplocation. This is necessary for the safety of our students. Students will be supervised at all times. Parents must be able to pick up their children from the CFK Tent by 2:30 pm. Space is limited for all Friday Field Trips, so register early. Students must bring a sack lunch and a drink.

Space is limited for all Friday Field Trips, so make sure to register early!

Horseback Riding at the Rockin’ P Ranch in Pekin Friday, July 22Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $69 per trip

Join us at Rockin’ P Ranch in Pekin for some horseback riding. Learn about horseback riding safety, ride a horsealong a trail, and create a craft during your time at the ranch.All riders must be age 8 or older. Helmets are mandatory forchildren who ride. The ranch can provide helmets at nocharge or riders can bring their own. Liability waivers mustbe completed and signed by parents/guardians for all children before the trip. It is recommended that riders wearlong pants and a heeled shoe or boot. Absolutely NO flip-flops are allowed on rides. Also, please make sure to bringwater for breaks and please bring a sack lunch from homefor this trip. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience thegreat outdoors on horseback!

Get up and Move!Jumpstart Gymnastic and Kids Activity Center and Corn Stock Theatre

Friday, July 15 Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $69 per trip

We will start off the day at Jumpstart Kids and Activity Center.Students will be able to engage in a safe, fun, learning environment through guided, play, experiment, exploration,and discovery at Jumpstart. Jumpstart uses the sport of gym-nastics through movement activities as a tool to successfullyenergize students and to improve self-image. We will thenhead to Corn Stock Theatre. Students will be led on a guidedtour of the outdoor theatre and indoor theatre center. An experienced director and technical designer will be on hand to show the students the backstage details of putting on a production. Students will participate in a variety of improvisa-tion and energetic theatre activities.

Jump Trading Simulation and Education CenterFriday, June 17 Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $69 per trip

Jump Trading Simulation & Education Center (Jump) is an incubator where collaboration and innovation lead thetransformation of health care worldwide. Jump programsand objectives are key to improving the safety, effective-ness, and efficiency of care for community members acrossthe region. On this tour, students will rotate through four different stations that include a tour of the facility in additionto stops at the skills, anatomical, and innovation stations.Students will participate in an extremely hands-on learningexperience as they work with Simulation Engineers, Simulation Specialists, and the Anatomical Coordinator at Jump.

Abraham Lincoln PresidentialLibrary and MuseumFriday, June 24Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $69 per trip

Travel with us to Springfield, Illinois, to explore the home-town of Abraham Lincoln. We will tour the Abraham LincolnPresidential Museum with its holographic and special effecttheaters, interactive displays, and multimedia programs.There is also an 1861 reproduction of the White House. This historic field trip is a great wy to spend a summer day!

We will eat our sack lunch at the museum and have an opportunity to spend some time in the museum gift shop.

ICC North Campus Dogwood Hall

Room 102Monday-Friday, June 13-17, 2016

9:00 am-5:00 pmGrades 10-12

Cost – $399Contact us at (309) 690-6900 or icc.edu/cfk for additional information and registration.

If your dream is to work in a professional kitchen, or youjust love the idea of developing your cooking talent, thanjoin Chef Charles this summer for a unique culinary experience. This intense, inspiring camp for young chefsbuilds the essential skills needed to conquer the kitchen.

In five weekday sessions you’ll learn from the same instructors who train our adult career students. Each dayis a true hands-on experience, beginning with your firstlesson when you learn how to make basic sauces suchas Velouté and Béchamel.

After the course is completed, ICC Culinary Camp graduates leave with a new sense of culinary confidence,and the ability to make such dishes as balsamic vinai-grette grilled pork chops, salted caramel panna cotta, and more.

The Culinary Camp is held in the professional kitchens inDogwood Hall at the ICC North Campus. The week-longcourse is taught by professional chef, Charles Robertsonand includes all supplies, chef’s knife, peeler, and sharp-ening steel. Some scholarships are available.

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