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REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 15

Find us online at icc.edu/cfk

Session 1: June 12-22Session 2: July 10-20

Illinois Central College

High School Programs

Culinary CampsCulinary CampsICC Culinary Camp: Students learn basic knifeskills, get a peek into the world of sauce making,dabble in dessert making and presentation, andput all the skills together to create a fabulouslunch to serve to family and friends.

June 12-16, 2017Monday-Friday • 9 am-2 pm • $399Grades: Entering 9-12 Registration deadline • June 1, 2017

June 19-23, 2017Monday-Friday • 9 am-2 pm • $349Grades: Entering 9-12 Prerequisite: Students in Advanced must havetaken the Culinary Camp in 2016 or 2017

Registration deadline • June 1, 2017

ICC Culinary Camp –Advanced: Take the lessonsyou learned in Culinary Camp to the next level.Learn the art of making sausage. Make deliciousbreads and five-star desserts.

Beginners AdvancedWays to Register3Beginners AdvancedWays to Register

• Online at icc.edu/cfk• By phone at 309 690-6900• In person at Hickory HallPeoria5407 N. University Street

3•Online at icc.edu/cfk• By phone at (309) 690-6900• In person at Hickory HallICC Peoria5407 N. University StreetPeoria, Illinois

Instructor: Chef Charles Robertson

Both camps are held in the professional kitchens in Dogwood Hall at ICC Peoria. The week-long course is taught by a professional chef.

Behind the Curtain- Tech Theatre CampThis program provides a great opportunity for thosewho prefer to work behind-the-scenes. Students willwork side-by-side with professionals in the world oftheatre learning about all elements of technical theatreincluding: carpentry, scenic design, lighting, and sound

design. Students will work together to learn all of the technical aspects of what it takes to make a production come to life.

The program will be held at the Illinois Central College PerformingArts Center, a state-of-the- art facility including a hung stagingarea and main house, light and sound control booth, scene shopstudio, twenty-eight station makeup room, costume storageroom, and costume construction room.

Grades 9-12Monday, June 26-Thursday June 29 • 1-4 pm • $105East Peoria Campus

My Own www.Learn how to create your own spot on the web, no special software needed! From start to finish,build your own website using HTML and CSS coding just like professional developers. You'll even publish it on the web for others to view.

No prior experience necessary.

Staff and faculty within the Business, Hospitality, and Information Systems Department at Illinois Central Collegewill provide hands-on instruction that will put students astep ahead of the game as they prepare for a future career in the technology field.

Grades 9-12Monday, July 10-Thursday, July 2010:30 am-12:30 pm • $80East Peoria Campus

Illinois Central College offers a SAT Prep course that will help students prepare for thetest as well as answer parents’ questions regarding the transition from ACT to SAT.The SAT Prep course also helps students gain knowledge in what scores and subjecttests are required for college admission and teaches test-taking strategies. SAT topicscovered are reading, writing, and math.

Dates: April Session: Monday, April 24 (Introduction Night) Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 25-May 4 May Session: Monday May 22 (Introduction Night) Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 23-June 1

Price: $108 per session (including the SAT Introduction Night) visit www.icc.edu/SATprep to register or call (309) 690-6900 or in person at ICC Peoria – Hickory Hall, 5407 N. University, Street.

SAT Prep Course ThreeWays toRegister for AllSummer HighSchool Programs

•Online at icc.edu/cfk•By phone at (309) 690-6900•In person at Hickory HallICC Peoria5407 N. University StreetPeoria, Illinois

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High School Programs . . . . . . Inside front cover

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

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

Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

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

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Lunch Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Refunds and Cancellations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Discipline Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Diversity Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Club CFK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

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

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

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

Language Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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

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

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

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

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

ICC Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

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 2017sessions offer a wide range of classes, andmany are new to our program. We are proud to offer new courses within the fine arts, outdoor learning, history, and more. We alsohave additional opportunities available forhigh school students this summer.

Students can choose from one to threeclasses per session. Each two-hour classmeets Monday through Thursday for twoweeks on the East Peoria Campus, and ourclasses are led by highly qualified instructors.Club CFK is offered Monday through Thursdayfrom 3:15 to 5:00 pm for those wishing to extend their day at College for Kids. Classesdo not meet on Fridays, but students are welcome to join us for fun Friday Field Trips.Please refer to the Friday Field Trips section(page 11) 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.

ORIENTATIONChoose only one orientation to attend withyour student.

Option A:Orientation with Campus Tour –Recommended for those new to College for KidsLocation: Cafeteria – Enter through mainICC entrance Session 1: Saturday, June 10, 20179:00-10:30 am Session 2: Saturday, July 8, 20179:00-10:30 am

Option B:Orientation, No Campus Tour –Attend the session that begins before yourfirst class of the day. Location: The Performing Arts CenterMonday, June 12, 2017Monday, July 10, 2017 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 pm

*Students enrolled in Session 1 classesneed to attend the June Orientation and students enrolled in Session 2 classes need to attend the July Orientation. Students enrolled in both sessions onlyneed to attend the June Orientation.

What to Bring: A copy of your class schedule, completed Emergency Medicaland Assumption of Liability Release forms

Classroom numbers will be given at Orientation.

DROP-OFF/PICK UP/LATE ARRIVALSParking Lot B is the ONLYDrop-Off/Pick-Up Location for CFK

Drop-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 Registration opens Wednesday, March15. Registration will close at 10:30 am on Saturday, June 10 for Session 1 and at 10:30 am on Saturday, July 8, for Session 2.

3 Ways to Register1) Online at icc.edu/cfk2) By phone at (309) 690-69003) Walk-in at ICC Peoria, Hickory Hall, 5407 N. University Street Our office hours are: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Friday 8:00 to 4:30 pm, and Saturday, 8:00 to 10:30 am

Important Registration Notes - Pleaseread before registering your child: Make sure to register with your child’s name. You can only register one child at a time and each child must have their own profile. This means that you will have to pay separately for each child. You are more than welcome to call our office at (309) 690-6900 to register multiple children. Please provide a valid email when registering. A confirmation receipt will be emailed when your registration has been processed and full payment is received. Your receipt will include a link to the required College for Kids forms.

Required Forms: Print and completethe Emergency Medical form and

Assumption of Liability Release. Returncompleted forms when you attend anOrientation. Additional forms may beprinted from our website at icc.edu/cfk.

FEESFees vary from $72 to $159 per class (notincluding special camps)

Visa, MasterCard, Discover, personalcheck and cash are accepted. Paymentis expected at the time of registration.Enrollment is not guaranteed without full payment.

LUNCH Campus Dining does its best to providenutritionally appropriate meals for ourCollege for Kids students. All College forKids students eat lunch together in ourTranquility Room adjacent to the mainCampus Dining location. Specials of the day are listed at icc.edu/around-campus/campus-dining. Questions/concerns can be directed to LauraMcCue-Newport at (309) 694-5405 orAngie Pacotti-Long at (309) 694-5203 or by email at Campusdining@icc.edu.

Lunch Payment OptionsCaféCa$h (gift cards) - You choose theamount to put on the card. The student usesthe card to purchase their own lunch fromCampus Dining. This is a great way to helpyour child learn to budget their own lunchmoney. The only time to purchase a newlunch card is during our Orientations or byvisiting Campus Dining (ask for a card forCollege for Kids). Once you have purchaseda card, you can add money to the card online at any time. Cash, checks, or creditcards are accepted.

If you have a card from a previous year, you can deposit additional funds online aticc.edu/around-campus/campus-dining/payment-methods-cafecash/. The card number is required (it is on the back of the card) for online deposits. Can’t findyour card or need one? Then you may purchase one at Orientation or by visitingCampus Dining. Just ask for a card for College for Kids. Cash, checks, or creditcards are accepted.

Cash - Campus Dining and our vendingmachines accept cash for purchases.

Bring your own lunch - Your student willbe responsible for keeping track of their ownlunch. Your child will not have access to arefrigerator or a lunch collection bin/system.

Note: Campus Dining will not sell energydrinks to College for Kids students in itslunch room, and we strongly recommendthat students do not bring these drinks in or purchase them through our vending machines while attending College for Kids.

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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 the following deadline dates: Session 1 - June 5, Session 2 - July 3. Requests may be made by phone at (309) 690-6900. College forKids reserves the right to cancel a class due to low enrollment. Stu-dents enrolled in a class that is cancelled will be offered an alternativeclass or the option of a full refund.

ScholarshipsLimited scholarships are provided by the ICC Educational Foun-dation. The scholarship amount is $60 per class with a maximum oftwo scholarships per child, not to exceed $120 total. Limit of fourscholarships awarded per family, not to exceed $240 total. Additionalclasses will be charged at full price. Club CFK and Friday Field Tripsdo not qualify for scholarships. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability of funds and verification of financial need.

The scholarship application is available online at www.icc.edu/cfk or call Bryan Blanks at (309) 690-6914 for additional information.Do not register online if you are requesting a scholarship. Call (309) 690-6900 to register after you have been notified ofyour scholarship award.

AttendanceAttendance will be taken at the start of each class period. Absencesor late arrivals must be called in to 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 arrivals

will 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 provided during Orientations.

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 inthat no weapons (i.e. knives, guns of any kind, etc.) are allowed on campus. Any student choosing not to abide by the rules and regulations of Illinois Central College will not be allowed to return toCollege for Kids. These policies help ensure the safety of our students and staff.

Diversity PolicyIllinois 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.

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Contact Information General Inquiries and Phone Registrations: (309) 690-6900

CFK Homeroom: (309) 694-8880 or (309) 694-8890 (call this number to report late arrivals and absences)

ICC Campus Safety & Security: (309) 694-5223(for emergencies)

Bryan Blanks,Youth Programs CoordinatorICC Peoria* 5407 N. University, Hickory Hall 120Peoria, Illinois 61635-0001Phone: (309) 690-6914 or during CFK Sessions(309) 694-8880Email: bryan.blanks@icc.edu

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

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 TranquilityRoom immediately following your 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 ClubCFK. A parent or other authorized adult MUST sign out their student.

$70 per session

GRADES 4-9

Adventures and MoreIt’s Magic Justin HandGrades: 4-9 8:15 $83

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! We will usehousehold items to perform astoundingfeats. You will also watch and learn thesecrets of the greatest magicians in history. But remember: You must nevertell anyone how it’s done!

Tae Kwon DoJustin HandGrades 4-9 10:30 $80Kapow! If high flying kicks in actionmovies excite you, this is the class foryou. You will learn techniques and traditionsof the most popular martial art in theworld from a Master Black Belt. Learnconfidence, respect, and discipline asyou practice punching and kicking thebags. Tae Kwon Do will be taught as anart form, sport, and self-defense system.This will be a safe, no contact environment.Wear loose fitting pants and bring awater bottle.

A Taste of FunRachel McGeeGrades 4-6 10:30 $80In this course you will satisfy your sweettooth to the max. Students will have theopportunity to explore their creativitythrough making a variety of unique treats.Students will use graham crackers,pretzels, icing, “dirt”, and more to createartwork in addition to learning aboutcake decorating. You will have fun workingin teams as well as individually.

From Design to the RunwayKaty AilshieGrades 5-9 8:15 $80Do you like to draw and design fashions?Learn to draw and design just like the pros.Experiment with different fabrics, trims, andaccessories as you design your own fashionline and create garments using 1/4-sizedress forms. Review current fashion trendsand learn about the fashion industry. If youare ready to design and create, this class isfor you!

One Stitch at a TimeDianne FaulknerGrades 4-6 8:15 $95Grades 4-6 10:30 $95Grades 7-9 1:10 $95 Spend time with a resident costumer ofthe Illinois Central College PerformingArts Center. Students will work in thesame sewing studio that college studentswork in as they build costume designs for ICC’s Theatre Department! You willlearn how to operate a sewing machine,do hand stitching, and learn to read andfollow a pattern. Use your new or improvedsewing skills to make something uniqueand all your own.

Picture Yourself on PinterestLaura Scherbing Grades 4-7 1:10 $87 Are you the kid that can’t get enough of projects on Pinterest? Well put yourcreative ideas to use as we build a variety of unique and resourceful projectsin this NEW craft course. Students willwork together and individually to buildprojects that fit their interests. Our goal atthe end of this course is for you to have anew project that you can share with yourfriends and family on Pinterest.

Fun withBalloonsSandi SylvesterGrades 4-9 8:15 $80 July onlyGrades 4-9 10:30 $80 July onlyJoin the "pop" culture by exploring thefun of balloon twisting and balloon sculp-ture. Balloon twisting and sculpture is afun activity which also helps with manualdexterity, self-esteem, and even structuralengineering. Learn the secrets of balloonart as a professional balloon artist showsyou the basics of twisting balloons intosimple objects, animals, and complexstructures. It is a fun hobby that can last a lifetime.

Fun in the SunRachel McGeeGrades 4-6 8:15 $88This class is designed for the studentwho wants to get outside and enjoy afast-paced two hours. Students will enjoythe great outdoors as we take walks,work in teams to complete activities, andenjoy relays and competitions. Studentswill learn leadership skills and teambuilding exercises that can be used in thefuture. This class will come completewith freeze pops to cool you down.

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Computers and TechnologyMinecraft®: DesignersLorraine IbeGrades 4-6 8:15 $159Grades 7-9 10:30 $159If you love Minecraft and have alwayswanted to design your own charactersand buildings for your games, this class isfor you! Learn the basics of creating 3Dmodels using a new software to designyour very own objects, create skins forcharacters, and import them into your favorite Minecraft games. To access projects at home, students must own aPC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet,phone, and game console versions ofMinecraft are not compatible. A parentemail address is required to use 3D modeling software. Students will work inpairs or teams for most of the program.

App AttackLorraine IbeGrades 4-6 1:10 $159 JUNE ONLYGrades 7-9 1:10 $159 JULY ONLYTake 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.

Start from SCRATCHCindy JamesGrades 4-6 8:15 $80Programming 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 RevolutionKim MartinGrades 6-8 8:15 $90 JUNE ONLYGrades 6-8 10:30 $90 JUNE ONLYGrades 6-8 1:10 $90 JUNE ONLYWe are experiencing an explosive growthof robotics both at home and at work.Join us to experience this revolution inaction. We will work with well-known Robots: Spider III, Hyper Line Tracker,The Robotic Arm Trainer, Rockit Robot,Jungle Robot, Wall Hugging Mouse, Soccer Pro Robot, and a sound activatedwalking robot. Students will learn robothistory and do hands-on exploration activities to discover real world uses forrobots in this exciting age of robotics.

Game Maker®

Cathy Krostal Grades 4-6 8:15 $80 Grades 4-6 10:30 $80Have you always wanted to design computer games, but you don't want tospend a lot of time learning how to become a programmer? Then you'vecome to the right place. Game Maker is aprogram that allows you to make excitingcomputer games without the need towrite a single line of code. You can makegames with backgrounds, animatedgraphics, music, and sound effects. Onceyou get more experienced, there is abuilt-in programming language that givesyou full flexibility. Game Maker can beused free of charge, and you can use thegames you produce in any way you like –you can even sell them!

Computer Aided Design (CAD)James PaireGrades 6-7 10:30 $83 Grades 8-9 1:10 $83You will enjoy creating mechanical imagesthat would be used in careers like engineering and manufacturing. You willbe introduced to the units of CAD naviga-tion, drawing basic objects, modifyingthose objects, orthographic projections,isometrics. and dimensioning. AutoCADwill be the principal software used.

Computer Programmingwith EtoysCindy James Grades 7-9 10:30 $80 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! You will learn the basicskills of computer programming. You willsketch your own worlds and elements.Then you will learn how to program theirmovements and actions just like the pros.You can also create animated storybooks.If you wish, your finished projects will besubmitted to Etoys Illinois, a collaborationwith the University of Illinois and Google, tobe posted on the World Wide Web for all toview. An awesome experience awaits you!

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EAST PEORIA CAMPUS

Interpersonal and Study SkillsBabysitters ClubKaty AilshieGrades 5-9 10:30 $80Come learn how to be the best babysitter! Inthis class you will learn how to interact withall types of age groups (infant to preschool)as you prepare for the responsibility ofwatching children. Students will visit theChildcare Center at Illinois Central Collegeand put their knowledge to use as they workwith toddlers on campus. Nutrition, sanitarypractices, communication with children, TVprogramming, and positive role modelingare all areas that will be discussed. You willeven learn how to change a diaper withproper sanitation! If interacting with youngerchildren is a passion for you, then this classwill be a great learning experience.

Life Skills for Middle School Rebecca CoovertGrades 4-6 10:30 $80 JUNE ONLYLearn important skills necessary for success in middle school. Role play tricky situations requiring anger managementand coping with bullies. You’ll talk aboutmaking and keeping friends. You will alsopractice organizational skills which willhelp get you and your homework to theright place at the same time. Discusshow to earn more freedom by takingmore responsibility, learn about internetsafety and make a plan for involvementin school activities.

Leadership TrainingRebecca CoovertGrades 6-9 8:15 $80 JUNE ONLYAre you a "take charge" person? Doyou enjoy helping others to experiencesuccess? Learn how to use your talentsand personality to become a better leaderat your school and in your community.Learn about setting goals and takingsteps to reach them. This course isbased on the book, The Seven Habits ofHighly Effective Teens by Sean Covey.

Perfect PlannersAllison BorlandGrades 6-7 8:15 $82 Grades 8-9 10:30 $82 Learning to become a “Perfect Planner”could be one of the best things you do for yourself this summer! You will learnstudy skills, strategies, habits, attitudes,and self-awareness that will serve youthrough your high school and college careers. You will practice goal-setting,time management, organization, memoryreading strategies, note-taking skills, testtaking skills, researching and writing, andreducing test anxiety. This class will helpyou be a more efficient student!

Language ArtsExpress Yourself Erin PantagesGrades 6-9 10:30 $80Don't lose your writing skills over thesummer! Come show your "write stuff" as you work on a variety of writing techniques. Students will have daily writers' workshops as they create andperfect their skills. The instructor is a junior high English teacher, ready to create confident writers. Students willtruly get to express themselves throughcreative writing techniques.

American Girl Doll Erin PantagesGrades 4-6 1:10 $80Do 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 ways 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!Abby SwansonGrades 4-5 1:10 $80Do 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 PotterErin PantagesGrades 6-9 8:15 $80This class will have all new material thissummer! Come explore the world ofHarry Potter with a critical eye. Take this opportunity to examine everyone’sfavorite series, and see we what makesthis story timeless. You’ll get to join thehouse that fits your personality, playgames against your rivals, and conjureup spells that bring your magical fantasies to life.

Superheroes and Beyond Justin HandGrades 6-9 1:10 $80 This is a whole new approach to our superheroes class. Learn what makes a hero super. You'll read comics and develop your own characters. Learn howto write scripts, create artwork, and inkyour own comics. We will even make realworld superhero costumes and gadgets to transition your hero to movies.

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Urban Legends Across the Globe Rusty KollGrades 6-9 8:15 $80This world is a mysterious place, filledwith mysterious things. You will look atlegends from across time and around theworld, discussing what’s fact and what’sfiction. You will consider why these talesare so prevalent across cultures and whatthey say about the people who tell them.Students will get the chance to write theirown Urban Legends and share them withthe class. Will they believe these legendsto be fact or fiction?

Book Junkies Colby SpenglerGrades 6-9 1:10 $85There's almost nothing better than comingtogether to read an exciting book with agroup of friends. This is what Book Junkiesis all about! Become a bookworm as wetake our love of reading to a whole newlevel. Learn to express opinions, likes, anddislikes of characters, plots, themes, and more. Along with our enjoyment ofreading, you will learn to read faster, writecreatively, and enjoy a few snacks aroundthe reading table.

Raging Readers Stacy WhartonGrades 4-6 10:30 $80Imagine a classroom full of kids havinglively, meaningful conversations aboutbooks. This class will get children so engaged in their reading that they will beeager to talk about it with their classmates.Students will share their favorite storiesand learn new stories that they canexplore. The instructor is a librarian andbookworm herself and can’t wait to shareher “reading rage” with her students.

Past to President Stacy WhartonGrades 6-9 1:10 $80If you watched the presidential debateswith your family and have dreamed of becoming POTUS someday, here'swhere you'll learn how! Students will engage in activities learning about pastpresidents’ accomplishments and theproblems they faced. Students will learn

about the electoral process through role-playing activities including a Whodunitmystery case – featuring concepts likedressing the part, being open to varyingopinions, and winning over the masses.The unit will culminate in a fun two-dayprocess of students nominating theirclassmates, campaigning for each other,and finally casting votes to decide whowill be the "next" president!

Mathematics

S.T.E.M. Studio (Science, Technology,Engineering, and Math) Stacy WhartonGrades 4-6 8:15 $80 You will not believe how everyday mathcan be the building block to the future!In S.T.E.M Studio, students will use science, technology, engineering, andmath skills to complete hand made creations out of everyday objects. Thiswill be a creative, hands-on, and funway to learn about all the componentsof S.T.E.M.

Mathletes Katie DuckworthGrades 4-6 1:10 $80If you like sports and want to work onyour math skills, Mathletes is the perfectcourse for you! Mathletes will combinesports knowledge, techniques, andactivities to help promote enthusiasm for mathematical learning. Mathletes will expose students to new problem-solving techniques and systems of logic.Through Mathletes, we will explore anunconventional mathematical approach.Let the games begin!

Algebra and All Its Excellence Katie DuckworthGrades 4-7 8:15 $80 Enjoy algebra and find you want to knowmore? We will take what you have learnedin school and use the concepts to workour way through complex math situations.You will work together with other algebraenthusiasts to solve complicated mathproblems and discover new ways to usemath. Throughout this course, we willcomplete mini-projects on topics such asthe true cost of smoking, calorie contentin common foods, sports data, and somuch more! If you love algebra, you willenjoy this course.

Math Scene Investigation Katie DuckworthGrades 7-9 10:30 $80 Do you like to investigate things? Thinklike a forensics expert in solving problemswith math. Learn how to find the missingnumber in an equation, find the missingwords in a story problem, and creategraphs, charts, and more. Learn how touse math to solve everyday mysteriesboth real and imagined. Join us as youbecome an MSI for CFK.

Risky Business Lisa Sanderson Grades 5-8 10:30 $80 Grades 5-8 1:10 $80Buy low, sell high! Meet the Bear and the Bull. Wipe those Wall Street bluesaway as you learn about business andeconomics and invest in your future! Create your own companies 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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Music Composer's Jam SessionColby SpenglerGrades 6-10 10:30 $80Band! Choir! Orchestra! MUSIC! If youlike playing an instrument, singing, orplaying your guitar at home, this is theclass for you. Students will spend timelearning how to write their own musicand perform in small ensembles. Theclass will use a computer software calledFinale Notepad to compose originalsongs and pieces of music.We will spendtime learning about expression, musicnotation, and styles of compositions.Come join our music-making class!

The Artist in Me Laura Scherbing Grades 4-6 10:30 $90You’ve seen “Paint Nights” that aresprouting all over Peoria. This class is like “Paint Night” for kids! Students willchoose the object or theme that will bethe focus of each project. They will alsostudy the history of art and explore theartistic styles of several famous artists.You will use a variety of media to createyour own portfolio of masterpieces. Getyour palette and brush ready; the artistwithin you awaits!

Origami BasicsKathy KnappGrades 4-9 10:30 $85 JULY ONLYGrades 4-9 1:10 $85 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.

More Than Just a SelfieChrissy LaMaster-Doty Grades 4-6 8:15 $80 BEGINNERSGrades 7-9 10:30 $80 ADVANCEDDo you think you are an expert at takingthe perfect selfie? This class will not onlyhelp you perfect your best selfie, but will help you learn the basics of photocomposition and what makes a goodphotograph. You will learn tips and tech-niques on how to take a great picture thattells a story. The class will focus on theprocess of actually taking photographsand will utilize editing and postproductionto enhance your creations. Students musthave a cell phone or digital camera touse for class.

Jewelry MakingCarrie KollGrades 4-9 10:30 $90Students will be introducedto the art ofjewelry making in this class.Children areencouraged toexplore theircreativity andare introduced tocolor and texture while improving hand-eyecoordination, small muscle development,and pattern making skills in a relaxed,fun environment! We will create beauti-ful jewelry to take home during eachclass. Students will be introduced to arange of age appropriate jewelry-makingtechniques using lots of tools.

Get On Your Feet - Dance for All AgesJennifer HandGrades 4-9 1:10 $83This class is a perfect opportunity forboys and girls to expand their dance talent. No previous dance experience required! Participants will learn aspectsof musical theatre dance, contemporarydance, and jazz. Bring a labeled waterbottle and wear comfortable clothing –no loose shorts, skirts, or bare midriffshirts. Dance shoes are optional. An informal presentation will be performed on the final day of the session. If time allows, the class will experiment withchoreography exercises and assignments.

Made for the StageDiAnne Zelmer Grades 4-6 10:30 $84Have you been involved in a theatre production at your school or in the community? Or maybe you are just interested in seeing what it would be liketo be on the stage. Either way, “Made forthe Stage” is designed for students whoare interested in performing. Students will learn about character development,physicality as an actor, song interpretationand more! The world of theatre and musicals is growing each year and thisclass is designed to help prepare you fora future in the arts.

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Audition Avenue!DiAnne ZelmerGrades 4-9 1:10 $80This class will not only focus on theacting aspect of theatre through skits,duets, monologues, and improvisation,but students will learn what it takes toprepare for a great audition. Auditionscan be one of the most intimidatingparts of theatre, but through this courseyou will learn that auditions can be themost fun part of a production. Studentswill explore cold reading, audition dancecombinations, and learn what a directoris looking for when searching for theperfect cast. This class is taught by asinger, dancer, choreographer, and mostimportantly a director who may belooking for her next young star.

Vocal AdrenalineWendy StraussGrades 4-6 10:30 $83Grades 7-9 1:10 $83Join us for two weeks of singing! This willbe an exciting opportunity to sing a varietyof music, learn healthy vocal production,and improve your own singing voice. Thissummer’s session features a variety ofmusical styles, including popular andBroadway selections. You will get to keepsome of the pieces that we sing. We willalso have a final day performance toshowcase all we have learned. Lookingforward to singing with you!

Actin’ Up: ImprovisationRust KollGrades 7-9 10:30 $83What is improvisation exactly? Improvi-sation is acting on your feet without ascript. Think of this course as the new“SNL” or “Who’s Line is it Anyway!” Students will explore improv as an actingtool. You will also learn basic stage move-ment, select and deliver small scenesand monologues, and learn the basicbuilding blocks of acting. You don’t needto have acted before. You don’t need toknow how to sing or dance (we will beperforming non musical pieces); you justneed to be ready to “Act Up”.

Science and Social SciencesOutside ExplorersColby SpenglerGrades 6-9 8:15 $80Want to learn about the outdoors? Become an environmental explorer! Youwill learn about Illinois habitats and mam-mals, birds, insects, forestry, and more.You will be able to conduct experimentsthat test environmental conditions andlearn wilderness survival skills. We willlearn both in the classroom and outsideon the ICC trails for an exciting experience!

Unleashed Life of PetsAndrea BlackburnGrades 4-6 8:15 $80Grades 7-9 10:30 $80“Unleashed” is perfect for kids who wantto learn more about animals and the animal welfare community. Students willlearn what it takes to train and care foranimals in addition to the scientific infor-mation that makes them unique in ourcircle of life. Not only will students learnabout the biological makeup of some ofthe most beloved animals in our lives, butwe may even get a visit or two from thesefurry friends as we learn about theirunique backgrounds.

Summer S.T.E.A.M. Heat(SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,ENGINEERING, ART AND MATH)Jennifer Donarksi, Megan Larke, and Aaron Elwell Grades 7-9 8:15 $80 JULY ONLYThe heat of the summer will set students’minds on fire with this hands-on learningexperience. S.T.E.A.M. programs are designed to integrate science, technology,engineering, mathematics, and the artsin the classroom. These programs striveto encourage students to think criticallyand work towards solving real-worldproblems while building on math and science knowledge. This course will betaught by guest instructors. Each coursewill be taught by a different expert withintheir field of study.

Junk BattlesHolly HainesGrades 4-6 8:15 $80Grades 4-6 10:30 $80Grades 7-9 1:10 $80“To invent, you need a good pile of junk.”– Thomas Edison. You will be challengedto create devices that will accomplish a task using only the “junk” provided.Using your science and engineeringskills, you will be a contender in theBridge Challenge, Marvelous MarbleMaze, Drop Zone, and many more battles. We're looking forward to buildingwith you!

PsychologyKatie JanovetzGrades 4-6 10:30 $80Grades 7-9 1:10 $80Why do people behave the way they do?Why do people pick the careers that theydo? Is it possible to “train” your brain?Psychology is the study of the humanmind and behavior. In this class, you willstudy the things inside and outside thebrain thatmake peoplebehave theway they do. Youwill even do some of your own research to discover the patterns of human behavior.

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Fun with Balloons July Only (4-9)

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

Robot Revolution June Only (6-8)

S.T.E.M. Studio NEW! (4-6)

Start From Scratch (4-6)

Outside Explorers NEW! (6-9)

It’s Magic (4-9)

Fun in the Sun NEW! (4-6)

One Stitch at a Time (4-6)

Harry Potter (6-9)

Game Maker (4-6)

From Design to the Runway (5-9)

Minecraft Designers (4-6)

More Than Just a Selfie - Beginners NEW! (4-6)

Perfect Planners (6-7)

Junk Battles (4-6)

Leadership Training June Only (6-9)

Unleashed Life of Pets NEW! (4-6)

Algebra and All Its Excellence (4-7)

Urban Legends Across the Globe NEW! (6-9)

1:10-3:10 Grade

Past to President NEW! (6-9)

Mathletes (4-6)

Audition Avenue (4-9)

Picture Yourself on Pinterest NEW! (4-7)

Book Junkies NEW! (6-9)

Superheroes and Beyond (6-9)

Psychology (7-9)

One Stitch at a Tme (7-9)

Vocal Adrenaline NEW! (7-9)

American Girl Doll (4-6)

Write On! (4-5)

App Attack June Only (4-6)

App Attack July Only (7-9)

Junk Battles (7-9)

Robot Revolution June Only (6-8)

Risky Business (5-8)

Computer Aided Design CAD (8-9)

Get on Your Feet – Dance for All Ages (4-9)

Origami Basics July Only (4-9)

10:30-12:30 GradeActin’ Up: Improvisation (7-9)

Fun with Balloons July Only (4-9)

Robot Revolution June Only (6-8)

Unleashed Life of Pets NEW! (7-9)

Babysitter’s Club (5-9)

Game Maker (4-6)

Raging Readers NEW! (4-6)

Made for the Stage (4-6)

The Artist in Me NEW! (4-6)

Jewelry Making (4-9)

Computer Programming with Etoys (7-9)

Music Composer’s Jam Session NEW! (6-10)

Tae Kwon Do (4-9)

Psychology (4-6)

Minecraft Designers (7-9)

A Taste of Fun (4-6)

One Stitch at a Time (4-6)

Vocal Adrenaline NEW! (4-6)

Express Yourself NEW! (6-9)

More Than Just a Selfie - Advanced NEW! (7-9)

Perfect Planners (8-9)

Junk Battles (4-6)

Math Scene Investigation (7-9)

Risky Business (5-8)

Life Skills Middle School June Only (4-6)

Computer Aided Design (CAD) (6-7)

Origami Basics July Only (4-9)

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

Friday, June 16 Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center

Friday, June 23 Road Trip Art: A Hands-On/ Interactive Visit to the Peoria Art Guild

Friday, July 14 Horseback Riding: Rockin’ P Ranch

Friday, July 21 Challenger Learning Center

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Friday Field Trip General InformationDrop-off at the CFK tent no earlier than 8:30 a.m. The ICC Cougar bus departs at 8:45 a.m. and will return by 2:30pm. All students registered for Friday Field Trips MUST ride from the East Peoria Campus to and from the fieldtrip location. This is necessary for the safety of our students. Parents must be able to pick up their children fromthe CFK Tent by 2:30 pm. Students must bring a sack lunch and a drink.

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

Challenger Learning Center at Heartland Community College, Normal Friday, July 21Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $70

Not many people can say they have discovered a comet ortraveled to Mars and then back to Earth in time for lunch.Join us for a unique and exciting hands-on trip at the Challenger Learning Center where we will rendezvous witha comet. You will be part of the space station crew and workwith mission control to rendezvous with Comet Encke. Youmust determine a rendezvous point with the comet, conductscience experiments, and launch a probe into the comet’stail before the launch window closes.

Road Trip Art: A Hands-On/InteractiveVisit to the Peoria Art Guild, PeoriaFriday, June 23 Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $70For over 135 years, the Peoria Art Guild has been dedicated to “bringing art to the community and the community to art”. As a visual arts leader, the Art Guild takes pride in educatingyoung artists, showcasing art diversity, exhibiting multidiscipli-nary contemporary art, and promoting art throughout thecommunity. For the first time, College for Kids will spend theday learning and exploring the visual arts with local residentartists. Students will participate in a variety of art stations inwhich they will work through ceramics and other forms of artthat are showcased and promoted through the guild. This is a unique partnership that has been established through thePeoria Art Guild and the Youth Programs division at Illinois Central College.

Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center, OSF, PeoriaFriday, June 16 Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $72

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, effectiveness,and efficiency of care for community members across theregion. On this tour, students will rotate through four different stations that include a tour of the facility and stopsat the skills, anatomical, and innovation stations. Studentswill participate in an extremely hands-on learning experienceas they work with Simulation Engineers, Simulation Specialists, and the Anatomical Coordinator.

Horseback Riding at the Rockin’ P Ranch, Pekin Friday, July 14Grades 4-9 • 8:30 am-2:30 pm • $76

Join us at Rockin’ P Ranch for some “horsing around”.Learn about horseback riding safety, ride a horse along atrail, and create a craft during your time at the ranch. All riders must be age eight or older. Helmets are mandatoryfor children 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. Don’t miss this opportunity to experiencethe great outdoors on horseback!

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