LEGO 2018 ROBOTICS - The Montessori School Of …...ART FILM & VIDEOGRAPHY STEM with LEGO Montessori...

TODDLER

PROGRAMS

PRE-K

PROGRAMS

LEGO

ROBOTICS

CULINARY

CREATIONS

MAD SCIENCE:

SPACE &

ENGINEERING

ADVANCED

VISUAL ARTS

DIGITAL

ANIMATION

OUTDOOR

WILDERNESS

ADVENTURES

GRAPHIC NOVEL

& COMIC BOOK

ART

FILM &

VIDEOGRAPHY

STEM

with LEGO

Montessori School of Northampton

MONTESSORI SUMMER PROGRAM

2018

Engaging Programs for children of all ages www.northamptonmontessori.org

413-586-4538



For over 40 years the Montessori School of Northampton has

offered exciting and engaging programs for children in the

tradition of Italian educator Maria Montessori. The school is

located in a peaceful, residential area convenient to downtown

Northampton, Route 9 and I-91. Families often commute and

carpool from surrounding towns such as Hatfield, Amherst,

Williamsburg, Easthampton, Hadley, and the hilltowns.

The Montessori School of

Northampton is accredited by

the Association of Independent

Schools of New England

(AISNE) and the American

Montessori Socity (AMS).

Summer Programs at the Montessori School of Northampton

offer a wide range of enriching and fun sessions for toddler through middle school age

children. Our programs are inspired by the Montessori approach. The toddler and

preschool curriculum includes theme based programming, focused art classes, an

emphasis on practical life skills and extended outdoor exploration. Aspects of the

Montessori academic experience from which elementary and middle school

students will benefit include independent work choices, respect and care

for social relationships and advanced practical life skills.

Once you see what we have to offer for the summer, you may

want to look at our school year programs for the future.

For more information, please call Laura Frogameni,

Admissions Director, at 413-586-4538, ext. 103.

Summer 2018

Use this comprehensive chart to easily access information about our exciting programs.

Each page holds detailed information about the program offered.

Application forms can be found in the back of the brochure.

PROGRAMS FILL QUICKLY! SIGN-UP SOON!

Registrations for summer programs are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Confirmation of attendance will be sent to you within ten days by email as space and

match is determined. Once a program is full, we will automatically place additional

applicants on a waiting list in the order in which they are received. In this case,

families will be notified in writing, and deposit checks will be returned.

PAGE PROGRAM ENTERING AGES

& GRADES

DATES

4 Montessori Toddler Programs 18 months - 2.11yrs 2 week sessions

all summer long

June 25 - August 17 5 Children’s House Programs 2.9 - 6 yrs

6 Intro to Visual Arts: Outside the Box 1-2-3 June 25 - June 29

7 Intro to Film & Videography 1-2-3 July 2 - July 6 (closed July 4)

9 Intro to STEM with LEGO® 1-2-3 July 16 - July 20

10 Robotics with LEGO® WeDo 1-2-3 July 30 - August 3

11 Culinary Creations 1-2-3 July 23 - July 27

8 Mad Science 1-2-3-4-5 July 9 - July 13

12 Intro to Digital Animation (half day; morning) 2-3-4 August 6 - August 10

13 Daytrippers PM (half day; afternoon) 2-3-4 August 6 - August 10

6 Advanced Visual Arts: Painting Technique & Innovation 4-5-6 July 2 - July 6 (closed July 4)

9 STEM Challenge with LEGO® 4-5-6 July 16 - July 20

10 Robotics using LEGO® EV3 4-5-6 July 30 - August 3

7 Advanced Film & Videography Documentary 4-5-6-7 July 9 - July 13

11 Outdoor Wilderness Adventures 4-5-6-7-8 August 6 - August 10

12 Digital Animation (half day; afternoon) 5-6-7 August 6 - August 10

13 Daytrippers AM (half day; morning) 5-6-7 August 6 - August 10

8 Advanced Graphic Novel & Comic Book Art 5-6-7-8 July 23 - July 27


June 25 - August 17, 2018

Session I June 25 - July 6

Session II July 9 - July 20

Session III July 23 - August 3

Session IV August 6 - August 17

This exciting program takes advantage of our facilities,

beautiful summer weather, and children’s natural abilities.

Our experienced, Montessori-trained lead teacher and support staff will guide the children through

enriching activities that include: creative movement, arts and crafts, daily story time, singing, child-

friendly cooking, outdoor play and water play with focus on meeting toddlers’ growing emotional and

cognitive abilities. The class is small (12 maximum) and is staffed by a Montessori Head Teacher/Toddler

Certified Teacher and Assistant Teachers.

Practical Life: Focus on self-care

Language: Books, singing, fingerplay, lots of fun,

and spontaneous conversation

Sensorial: Activities that encourage a child to explore the

world around using all five senses

Mathematics: Hands on experience with number

recognition as well as quantity.

Daily Schedule

8:30 Arrival and greeting

9:00 Planned outdoor activities and free play

10:00 Snack time

10:30 Planned activities and shelf work

11:30 Lunch

12:00 Half day dismissal

12:30 Rest time

1:45 Free play

2:15 Outside play

4:00 Full day dismissal

Montessori TODDLER Program

18 month-2 years 11 months old

Molly Hardy has worked with

children and youth for over ten

years in a variety of

environments including the

Boston Public Schools, infant

and toddler programs, Head

Start, and Montessori

classrooms. She completed

her Montessori teacher

training at the New England

Montessori Teacher Education

Center in Boston, and holds an

Early Childhood credential

from the American Montessori

Society. Molly is very excited to

be part of the Montessori

Toddler community at MSN!

When she’s not in the

classroom, Molly enjoys

reading and singing along with

her guitar (though she often

does those things in the

classroom as well).

Half Day 8:30-12:00

$500 per session

Children bring bag lunch. AM snack provided.

Full Day 8:30-4:00

$580 per session

Children bring bag lunch. AM/ PM snacks provided.

Summer 2018

CHILDREN’S HOUSE PROGRAM

ages 2.9 to 6 years

June 25—August 17, 2017

Programs for children in pre-school and kindergarten.

Session I : Mindfulness & Inner Peace June 25 - July 6

Session II : Rocks, Rivers & Dinosaurs July 9 - July 20

Session III : Fun in Outer Space July 23 - August 3

Session IV : Dr. Seuss August 6 - August 17

Our program has a low teacher to-child ratio so our staff can give lots of individualized attention and cre-

ate a relaxed summer pace for the children. Classrooms at the Montessori School of Northampton are

“prepared environments”: rich with activities that encourage independence. The children make their own

play choices from the many curriculum areas: reading, art, early practical life skill materials, etc. Your

child will join our skilled and inspired staff for fun in the sun, shade and water. Each two week session

features a resident artist who works with the children on theme-related projects. The program features

fun outdoor play in a park-like setting, wading pools, water play (PM only), and a large children’s play-

ground. We offer indoor fun in one of the best-equipped, most beautiful classroom environments in the

Pioneer Valley.

Daily Schedule

8:30-9:00 Outside arrival and greeting

9:00 First circle

9:15 3-and 4-year old art group

10:15 5-and 6-year old art group

11:00 Outside play

11:30 Lunch

12:00 Half day dismissal

12:15 Rest time for 2, 3, & 4 year olds

Story time & quiet play for 5 & 6 year olds

1:15 Free play

2:15 Outside play and water play

3:00 Full day dismissal

Half Day 8:30-12:00

$450 per session

Children bring bag lunch.

AM snack provided.

Full Day 8:30-3:00

$530 per session

Children bring bag lunch. AM/

PM snacks provided.

Barbara Neulinger has

been a painter and art

educator for over 20

years. She has taught

art at the primary,

elementary, middle

school, high school

and college level and

has been the art

teacher at the

Montessori School of

Northampton since

2001. She received

her MFA in painting

from Indiana University

and is currently the

Scenic Charge and

Prop Master in the

Department of Theater

at UMASS. Barbara

has exhibited her in

artwork New York City,

Mexico City, and Lecce,

Italy, and locally at

Smith College’s

Oresman Gallery and

Hampden Gallery at

UMass.

Dates: June 25 – 29 Time: 8:30-3:00

Ages: Entering grades 1 - 3 Tuition: $350

The Visual Arts program is a multi-media extravaganza taught by our resident

art teacher Barbara Neulinger. During this program students will learn unor-

thodox painting techniques and use unique mediums to express themselves.

Daily units will include:

Spray bottle watercolor and poured paint abstractions.

Group mural: imagery comes from students being traced, with an abstract

background added behind them. The mural will be cut and divided at the

end of the week for students to take home.

Outdoor shadow tracing on large paper; students not only trace them-

selves but the shadows cast by tree branches, playground structures, etc.

and paint the images in the art studio.

Painting using brushes and rollers attached to long dowels, creating bold

and large textures.

These varied techniques and media will help each student think “outside the

box” helping them realize art can be made with anything!

ART OUTSIDE THE BOX

Intro to Visual Arts

PAINTING TECHNIQUE & INNOVATION

Advanced Visual Arts

Dates: July 2 - 6 (closed July 4th) Time: 8:30-3:00


This week will be all about paint. We will work with various painting media in

both traditional and innovative ways. Projects will range from learning to blend

and layer with watercolor (as well as manipulate the paint through resist and

spatter methods), to abstract poured acrylic paint compositions. Students will

work with brushes, as well as non-traditional painting tools. They will touch on

working from observation as well as exploring what the intrinsic properties of

what paint can do.


Tom Knight is a

videographer and filmmaker

who loves teaching. Besides

making videos for

musicians and web sites,

Tom is also a puppeteer

and songwriter and has

been performing regularly

at schools, libraries and

festivals for over 25 years.

To learn more about Tom

Knight go to

TomKnight.com or view his

video “Elephant’s Lullaby”

on YouTube. This is his

fourth year teaching in the

MSN Summer Program.

Dates: July 2-6 (closed July 4) Time: 8:30-3:00


Lights! Camera! Action! Participants will learn camera operation, directing, and editing, with emphasis on

the finer points of film production, including lighting, audio mixing, script writing, and composition. The

focus will be on giving students the tools and skills they need to pursue their passions and interests

through film. We start with making music videos, work with animation and complete an original narrative

film by Friday. The films created during the week will have

a private “online viewing” for families to watch together.

Intro to FILM & VIDEOGRAPHY

Dates: July 9-13 Time: 8:30-3:00


In this class, students will learn techniques of documen-

tary filmmaking, including how to mic and light an inter-

view, shooting B-Roll, and cutting video to reveal a story.

Everyone will have opportunities to try their hand at all

aspects of the process, including research, writing, direct-

ing, editing, and then also being subjects of the inter-

views. The last day of class will be the premiere of the

films created during the week.

ADVANCED FILM & VIDEOGRAPHY:

DOCUMENTARY

Summer 2018


MAD SCIENCE is a leading

science enrichment provider that

delivers unique, hands-on

science experiences for children

that are as entertaining as they

are educational. For over 30

years Mad Science has invested

in research and development

and has franchises located

around the world, bringing

science education to millions of

children each year. Their

innovative hands-on programs

encourage scientific literacy in

children in an age when science

is as vital as reading, writing and

arithmetic.

Dates: July 9 - 13 Time: 8:30 - 3:30


AM PROGRAM: E2 – Engineering Explorers

Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them, this pro-

gram includes lots of both! Kids will design and build bridges and

“skyscrapers” using simple tools and their imaginations and even

construct a geodesic dome big enough to sit inside! Then the ma-

chine madness starts as they discover how many

different machines, simple & complex, we use in

our daily lives. We will have fun designing simple

machines using pulleys, wedges, screws and lev-

ers. Then it’s engineering in action when kids work

together to brainstorm, design, test, evaluate and

redesign problem-solving contraptions!

PM PROGRAM: Space & Beyond!

This program is co-designed by NASA and Mad Science! From our

Earth’s atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solar system, this

hands–on program sends kids on a quest for exploration! Comets,

planets, stars and more are all waiting to be discovered. We will cre-

ate a lunar eclipse, learn about the four forces of flight, and the

challenges of space travel. Build your very own rocket to take home

and participate in an awesome rocket launch!

MAD SCIENCE

Engineering Explorers & Space and Beyond

Dates: July 23 - July 27 Time: 8:30-3:00

Ages: Entering grades 5 -8 Tuition: $350

Graphic novels and comic book storytelling are great vehicles for

young people to discover the writer within themselves. In one week,

students create their own illustrated narrative, telling a story with

words and pictures. While working toward

this goal, instructors introduce the idea of

storytelling through images (both as readers

and as creators), sequential art (which can

apply to picture books, comics, and film), the

concept of character as the defining force in

stories, and techniques for inventing and de-

veloping characters, exploring motivations

and relationships. The week will conclude

with students creating their own bound

graphic novel.

Rob Kimmel is an illustrator,

graphic designer and educator.

After years of working in Brooklyn

and teaching at Pratt Institute,

Rob’s studio is now in a

Northampton industrial building

that once made “non-explosive”

combs. Born and raised in

Chicago, Rob worked in the

theater for several years and has

traveled extensively from North

Africa to South Asia. These varied

experiences flavor his approach to

writing. He also maintains a blog

focused on creative parenting,

wandermonster.com. He returns

for his third year leading this

program.

ADVANCED GRAPHIC NOVEL

& COMIC BOOK ART

http://wandermonster.com/

Summer 2018

Dates: July 16 - 20 Time: 8:45-4:00


Mornings: LEGO STEM: Give your imagination a boost with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engi-

neer-designed projects such as: Cities, Garbage Trucks, Catamarans, and Dinosaurs. Design and build as

never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. New and returning students

can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an ex-

perienced Play-Well instructor. There are no prerequisites for this course. Afternoons: Outdoor trips to lo-

cal beaches, hikes and/or art, crafts, and writing activities.

Daily Schedule


9:00 First LEGO meeting

9:15 LEGO projects and programming

10:30 Outside break time

10:45 LEGO programming resumes

12:00 Lunch& Outdoor recess

1:00 Afternoon group meeting

1:15 Group One stays at the school for art/crafts/writing workshop.

Group Two leaves on our school bus to swim, hike, etc.

Groups alternate activities each day.

3:50 Outdoor group returns to the school

4:00 Dismissal

Intro to STEM with LEGO®

STEM Challenge with LEGO®

Dates: July 16 - 20 Time: 8:45-4:00


Mornings: Outdoor trips to local beaches, hikes and/or art, crafts, and writing activities.

Afternoons: LEGO STEM: Gear up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thou-

sands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engi-

neer-designed projects such as: Forklifts, Houseboats, Mini Golf Courses, and the London Tower Bridge

Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive en-

vironment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to

engineer at the next level. There are no prerequisites for this course.

. Daily Schedule


9:00 Morning group meeting

9:15 Group One stays at the school for art/crafts/writing workshop.

Group Two leaves on our school bus to swim, hike, etc.

Groups alternate activities each day.

11:50 Outdoor group returns to the school

12:00 Lunch & Outdoor recess

1:00 LEGO meeting

1:15 LEGO projects and programming



4:00 Dismissal

Play-Well TEKnologies

was founded in 1997

and has run LEGO®

building system

programs for summer

camps and after

schools all across the

country. Through the

use of fun-filled

LEGO® engineering

and architectural

projects, Play-Well

helps children learn

problem-solving skills

and self-reliance while

fostering creative

expression.

Register early!

Enrollment for all

robotics programs

is limited to 14

students for each

section.


Dates: July 30 – August 3 Time: 8:45-4:00


Mornings: LEGO ROBOTICS: Build and program robots in this introductory robotics class using the LEGO®

WeDo system. Learn basic programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and the names of robot com-

ponents. Work in small groups to complete several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This is a great

way to prepare young robotics enthusiasts for our more advanced robotics programs.

Afternoons: Outdoor trips to local beaches, hikes and/or art, crafts, and writing activities.

Daily Schedule


9:00 First LEGO Robotics meeting

9:15 LEGO Robotics projects and programming




1:00 Afternoon group meeting

1:15 Students leave on school bus to swim, hike, etc.

3:50 Students return to the school

4:00 Dismissal

ROBOTICS using LEGO® WeDo

ROBOTICS using LEGO® EV3 System

Dates: July 30 – August 3 Time: 8:45-4:00


Mornings: Outdoor trips to local beaches, hikes and/or art, crafts, and writing

activities. Afternoons: LEGO ROBOTICS: Build and program robots using the

new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software

design, loops, conditional statements, problem solving, and teamwork skills.

Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and rise to the challenge.

Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play

sounds. Projects are structured so that students work in an open-ended, inves-

tigative environment while having fun.

Daily Schedule


9:00 Morning group meeting

9:15 Students leave on our school bus to swim, hike,

11:50 Students return to the school


1:00 LEGO Robotics meeting

1:15 LEGO Robotics projects and programming


2:45 LEGO Robotics programming resumes

4:00 Dismissal

Play-Well TEKnologies

was founded in 1997

and has run LEGO®

building system

programs for summer

camps and after

schools all across the

country. Through the

use of fun-filled

LEGO® engineering

and architectural

projects, Play-Well

helps children learn

problem-solving skills

and self-reliance while

fostering creative

expression.

Summer 2018

OUTDOOR WILDERNESS ADVENTURES

Dates: August 6 – 10 Time: 8:30-4:00


Get out of town and off the beaten path and explore the natural ar-

eas of Western Mass by foot, boat, and rope. Activities may include

rock climbing, canoeing, paddle boarding, and more. We'll help par-

ticipants develop the craft of outdoor adventuring, tap their leader-

ship skills, and emphasize community-building and having fun. Our

staff has extensive outdoor leadership experience, having worked for

Outward Bound and several other outdoor programs. The program

will include an overnight

trip at the end of the week.

Corey Hadden began his

teaching career at a Montessori

middle school six years ago

after working as an instructor

for Outward Bound for over

fifteen years. He has a Master’s

in Education and American

Montessori Society Teaching

Credential for Middle School.

His outdoor certifications

include the industry standards:

Wildness First Responder,

American Canoe Association

Whitewater Instructor for Canoe

and Swiftwater Rescue. He’s

also an experienced rock

climber and mountaineer and

has climbed all over North and

South America.

Tiffany Jewell has been working with Lower

Elementary aged students at the Montessori

School of Northampton for over a decade.

She is dedicated to empowering her

students to trust themselves and to respect

their diverse capabilities and has created

curriculum aligned with Montessori

philosophy that addresses social inequity

and justice. Tiffany has currently embarked

on perfecting her bread making skills and

now makes all the bread her family eats.

She loves cooking, especially anything that

requires a delicious mix of spices and is

looking forward to sharing her favorite recipes

and meals with 6-9 year olds this summer!

Dates: July 23 - 27 Time: 8:30-3:00


Join us for fun in the kitchen! We’ll be baking

bread and cooking community lunches each

day. Participants will learn how to plan meals,

be safe in the kitchen, and clean-up after

themselves! The mornings will be spent cook-

ing and, in the afternoons, students will work

on putting their morning cooking adventures

into their own recipe book. Some of the things

we'll (most likely) make: grilled cheese sandwiches

(from bread we bake), tacos or burritos, salads, vegetable

stir-fry, brunch on Friday and more. Please let us know of

your child’s food allergies so we may plan accordingly!

CULINARY CREATIONS


Intro to DIGITAL ANIMATION

MORNING PROGRAM: Gr. 2-4

Dates: August 6 - 10 Time: 8:30-12:00


Have fun this summer creating your own characters, stories, and games! With a few colorful blocks

of Scratch code and some creativity you’ll be able to design your own character, animate it, and program

it to talk, move, and have conversations. Add sound effects to make your projects even cooler.

HOLYOKE CODES

Holyoke Codes is an organization dedicated to creating a fun learning environment for kids to get

involved in coding, robotics, and technology. We provide access to resources and tools to develop

technical skills in an accessible, supportive environment while encouraging students to develop

creativity, abstract thinking, systematic reasoning, collaborative working skills, and confidence.

Through partnerships with afterschool programs we reach out to groups currently underrepresented

in the technology industry, including people of color, low-income families, and girls.


Ages: Entering grades 5 - 7 Tuition: $ 225

Create fun 2D digital animations with Scratch that showcase your ideas using this awesome program-

ming language from MIT. Get experience with raster and vector drawing tools, make your characters

move and interact in games and animated stories. You’ll learn to use some of the advanced features of

Scratch, including adding gravity and using a webcam to create special effects.

DIGITAL ANIMATION

AFTERNOON PROGRAM : Gr. 5-7



We have our very own mini-bus and we’ll spend each morning taking Daytripper students to local art and

science museums, plays, swimming, historical sites, dinosaur footprint locations, baseball games, hikes

and more. Destinations are subject to change.

DAYTRIPPERS PM

AFTERNOON PROGRAM: Gr. 2-4

Summer 2018

DAYTRIPPERS AM

MORNING PROGRAM: Gr. 5-7

Dates: August 6 - 10 Time: 8:30 - 12:00


We have our very own mini-bus and we’ll spend each morning taking Daytripper students to local art and

science museums, plays, swimming, historical sites, dinosaur footprint locations, baseball games, hikes

and more. Destinations are subject to change.

FOR A FULL DAY PROGRAM ,

sign up for both

DIGITAL ANIMATION & DAYTRIPPERS


Montessori Toddler and Children’s House

MSN Summer Program 2018 Application

Child's name __________________________________Date of birth _____/_____/_________

Parent's name(s) _____________________________ Phone (_____)_______-____________

Address______________________________________________________________________

Email ____________________________________

Please describe any learning or professional support your child has received

(speech, occupational and/or physical therapy, educational testing, REACH):

PROGRAM AGES DATES TUITION

Toddler Session I 1.6 -2.11 June 25 - July 6 $500 half day $580 full day

Toddler Session II 1.6 -2.11 July 9 - July 20 $500 half day $580 full day

Toddler Session III 1.6 -2.11 July 23 - August 3 $500 half day $580 full day

Toddler Session IV 1.6 -2.11 August 6- August 17 $500 half day $580 full day

CH Session I: Mindfulness & Inner Peace 2.9 - 6 June 25 - July 6 $450 half day $530 full day

CH Session II: Rocks, Rivers, & Dinosaurs 2.9 - 6 July 9 - July 20 $450 half day $530 full day

CH Session III: Fun in Outer Space 2.9 - 6 July 23 - August 3 $450 half day $530 full day

CH Session IV: Dr. Seuss 2.9 - 6 August 6- August 17 $450 half day $530 full day

Where did you hear about us?

Newspaper Online

Friend Camp Fairs

Other ____________________

SUBTOTAL $

Application Fee + 25.00

Early Bird Discount

TOTAL $

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

Pay in full before

April 15th and take

$25 off the total.

REFUND POLICY A 75 percent refund will be given to those withdrawing prior to June 1, 2018.

A 50 percent refund will be given to those withdrawing after June 1, 2018 and before summer

program begins on June 25, 2018.

No refunds will be given after summer program begins on June 25, 2018.

All refund requests must be submitted in writing to the Business Office by the dates listed on the

refund policy.

The $25 application fee is non-refundable.

Summer 2018

Elementary and Middle School

MSN Summer Program 2018 Application

SUBTOTAL $

Application Fee + 25.00

Early Bird Discount

TOTAL $

PROGRAM ENTERING GRADES DATES TUITION

Intro to Visual Arts: Outside the Box 1-2-3 June 25 - June 29 $350

Intro to Film & Videography 1-2-3 July 2 - July 6 (closed July 4) $350

Advanced Visual Arts: Painting Technique & Innovation 4-5-6 July 2 - July 6 (closed July 4) $350

Mad Science 1-2-3-4-5 July 9 - July 13 $350

Advanced Film & Videography Documentary 4-5-6-7 July 9 - July 13 $350

Intro to STEM with LEGO® 1-2-3 July 16 - July 20 $415

STEM Challenge with LEGO® 4-5-6 July 16 - July 20 $415

Culinary Creations 1-2-3 July 23 - July 27 $350

Advanced Graphic Novel & Comic Book Art 5-6-7-8 July 23 - July 27 $350

Robotics using LEGO® WeDo 1-2-3 July 30 - August 3 $490

Robotics using LEGO® EV3 4-5-6 July 30 - August 3 $490

Intro to Digital Animation (half day; morning) 2-3-4 August 6 - August 10 $ 225

Daytrippers PM (half day; afternoon) 2-3-4 August 6 - August 10 $175

Digital Animation (half day; afternoon) 5-6-7 August 6 - August 10 $ 225

Daytrippers AM (half day; morning) 5-6-7 August 6 - August 10 $175

Outdoor Wilderness Adventures 4-5-6-7-8 August 6 - August 10 $500

Child's name __________________________________Date of birth _____/_____/_________

Parent's name(s) _____________________________ Phone (_____)_______-____________

Address______________________________________________________________________

Email ____________________________________

Please describe any learning or professional support your child has received

(speech, occupational and/or physical therapy, educational testing, REACH):

Where did you hear about us?

Newspaper Online

Friend Camp Fairs

Other ____________________

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

Pay in full before

April 15th and take

$25 off the total.


51 Bates Street

Northampton, MA 01060

Sum

mer

201

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SUMMER PROGRAM

2018

SUMMER PROGRAM OFFICE: 413-563-4645

SCHOOL YEAR OFFICE: 413-586-4538

FAX: 413-586-7047

EMAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.northamptonmontessori.org

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