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SENSATIONAL SUMMER CAMP at St. Andrew’s School Come join us for a summer of fun, excitement, and learning at SUMMER CAMP at St. AndrewÊs School! The summer camp programs include a day long camp along with a wide array of weekly specialty camps. Highly qualified instructors lead the camps with a passion for working with young people and helping them learn and develop skills while having fun at the same time. Registration, Tuition Policy, and Online Registration @ http://saslions.com/summercamps You can register online using a credit card. June 3-August 2 Day Camp 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM $175.00 per week full day $87.50 per week half day $120.00 per each specialty camp (unless otherwise noted) We offer a variety of options for your child. Summer Day Camp: **Available for rising K-6 7 AM-9 AM Extended before and/or after care 4 PM-6 PM $50.00 per week 3 and 4-year-old licensed child care 9 AM-4PM (The minimum age for a child to attend is 3 years old by June 3 and attendees must be full potty trained.) Look for specially listed child care numbers ending in -99. Specialty Camps: A variety of athletic, academic, fine arts and fabulous fun camps are available for students 5 and older. There are select camps geared toward our 3 and 4-year olds. Please note that 3 and 4-year-olds are able to attend one 3-hour camp per day. Important Notes and Fee Adjustments

§ Day Camp discounts are applied when a specialty camp is attended during the same week: ½ price discount on Day Camp weekly fee when the child also attends a 3-hour specialty camp during the same week. Please choose the deposit payment method when paying for both summer camp and a specialty camp in the same week. The remaining balanced will be adjusted for you after registration.

§ When signing up and choosing the deposit payment mode, any remaining balance will be processed one month later following sign up. If the start of camp is within 30 days, remaining balances will be processed 14 days before the start of camp.

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§ Drop-In Care: Please arrange prior to drop-in with the Summer Camp Director. The full day drop-in rate is $60.00 per day. All drop-in fees must be prepaid. Drop-ins are not allowed on field trip days.

A one-time, non-refundable registration fee of $30.00 per child is due upon registration for the first camp each year. If only the registration fee and a deposit are paid upon registration, the remaining balance for each camp will be processed 1 month after registration or 1 week prior to the start if registrations are made within the month date. Payments will be made with the credit card information you provided. SUMMER CAMP at St. AndrewÊs School reserves the right to cancel any camp due to insufficient enrollment. Many camps have a maximum number of children who can enroll. It is best to enroll your child as soon as possible. Refund Policy: Every effort will be made to offer, and staff courses as described in this brochure. Circumstances can arise that necessitate a change. If a camp is cancelled by the school, the applicant will receive a full refund of the camp fee. If, once a camp has begun, it becomes apparent that the Summer Camp Programs Director has not been made aware of specific medical or emotional needs that cannot be accommodated, or if the child is uncooperative with instructors or staff, or is a detriment to other students, the child can be removed from any current or future camp that he/she may be registered to attend without refund. DAY CAMP FAST FACTS: Drop-Off/Pick-Up Procedure

§ Please do not bring your child to any program more than 10 minutes ahead of time. Food, Field Trips, and More

§ Children receive a Day Camp T-shirt to wear on field trips, along with daily morning and afternoon snacks. Field trips are included in the weekly camp fee.

§ A sack lunch and water bottle are needed each day. Lunch is NOT included in the summer program.

§ You will receive a letter from the Summer Camp director providing more details about field trips.

§ Please take note of which specialty camps offer snacks and remind their instructor if your child has food allergies. Be sure to report any allergies when completing the Student Record forms (or if a change has occurred since the 2018-19 school year if your child is a St. AndrewÊs School student).

§ Jenni’s Treats on the Streets will visit the Day Camp every Friday. JenniÊs is a mobile ice cream truck that provides treats for $1, $2, and $3. She does have gluten and sugar-free options for $4.

§ 3 and 4-year olds are asked to bring a crib sheet and blanket for rest time and a change of clothes. The sheet and blanket will be sent home on Fridays for washing.

§ Tennis shoes are to be worn by all children. § On swim days, children should bring a bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen (with their name printed

on the container).

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Summer Camp at St. AndrewÊs School does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, or athletics and other school-administered programs. JUNE 2019 Specialty camps: AT A GLANCE

§ Please remember to add on the $30 registration fee when signing up for your first camp. § All camps are offered coed. § Morning camps are held 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. § Afternoon camps are held 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. § All camp tuitions are $120.00 unless otherwise noted. Camps held the week of July 1 are $95.00 § Some camps may include a supply fee.

WEEK: TIME/GRADE LEVELS/FEE: June 3-June 7 *100 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM Rising K-6th

*199 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *101 Baseball Mornings Rising K-8th

*102 Sea Summer @ St. Andrew’s Art Camp- Animal Kingdom Mornings Rising 1st-6th $20 supply fee *103 Slime Camp Mornings Rising K-3 *104 Cheer Camp Afternoons Rising Pre-K4th $20 supply fee *105 Sea Summer @ St. Andrew’s Art Camp- Sun Kissed Savannah Afternoons Rising 1st-6th $20 supply Fee: *106 American Red Cross Babysitting Afternoons Rising 5th-8th. $40 certification fee Training with CPR and (see description for instructions.) FIRST AID TRAINING June 10-June 14 *200 Summer Day Camp 9 AM- 4 PM Rising K- 6th

*299 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *201 Elite Soccer Camp I Mornings Rising 2nd-5th $12 supply fee *202 Elite Soccer Camp II Afternoons Rising 6th-9th $12 supply fee *203 Sea Summer @ St. Andrew’s Art

Camp- I imagine Mornings Rising 1st-6th $20 supply fee *204 Princess Camp Mornings Rising Pre-K3-1st *205 Sea Summer @ St. Andrew’s Art

Camp-Coast to Coast Afternoons Rising 1st-6th $20 supply fee *206 Knitting, crochet, & Afternoons Rising 3rd-8th $25 supply fee macramé, “Oh my!” *207 Math & Games Boot Camp I Afternoons Rising K-1 June 17-June 21 *300 Summer Day Camp 9 AM- 4 PM Rising K-6th

*399 3 &4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds

*301 Football Camp Mornings Rising 1st-66h

*302 Advanced Volleyball camp 9 AM- 3 PM Please see description. $20.00 supply fee *303 Outdoor Explorers Mornings Rising Pre-K4- 4th $10 supply fee *304 Master Chef Afternoons Rising K-3 *305 Aspiring Authors Creative Writing Afternoons Rising 3-5 $10 supply fee *306 Reading Boot Camp I Afternoons Rising K-1 June 24-June 28

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*400 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM Rising K-6th *499 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *401 Volleyball begin/intermediate Mornings Rising 2nd-6th $20 supply fee *402 Sweet Feet Mornings Rising K-2nd *403 Snapology II Mornings Rising 3rd-5th *404 Lionhearts Camp Mornings Rising 1st-3rd *405 Snapology I Afternoons Rising K-2nd *406 Art Techniques Level 2 Afternoons Rising 3-5 $20 supply fee *407 American Girl Doll Afternoons Rising K-5th $20 supply fee JULY 2019 Specialty camps: AT A GLANCE

§ Please remember to add on the $30 registration fee when signing up for your first camp. § All camps are offered coed. § Morning camps are held 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. § Afternoon camps are held 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. § All camp tuitions are $120.00 unless otherwise noted. Camps held the week of July 1 are $95.00 § Please note some camps may include a supply fee.

JULY 2019 AT A GLANCE WEEK: July 1, 2, 3, and 5 *500 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM Rising K-6th

*599 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *501 Learn to Sew Mornings Rising 3rd-12th $30 supply fee *502 Let’s get Crafty with Photography Afternoons Rising 1st-4th $20 supply fee *503 Art of Etiquette Afternoons Rising K-5th $20 supply fee *504 Scoops Lacrosse Camp Mornings Rising Pre-K 4-6th July 8-July 12 *600 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM Rising K-6th

*699 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *601 Basketball I Mornings Rising 2nd-4th $15 supply fee *602 Basketball II Afternoons Rising 5th-8th $15 supply fee *603 Little Lions Theatre Boot Camp Mornings Rising Pre-K-K *604 Lab Rats Mornings Rising 1st-5th $20 supply fee *605 Paper Mache Creatures Afternoons Rising 1st-6th $25 supply fee *606 Math and Games Boot Camp II Afternoons Rising 2nd-4th July 15-July 19 *700 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-12 PM Rising K-6th

*799 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *701 Sports Explorer Mornings Rising 2nd-4th $15 supply fee *702 Sport Performance 360 Strength Mornings Rising 2nd-12th

& Conditioning Camp *703 Rising Stars Theatre Boot Camp I Mornings Rising 1st-2nd $5 supply fee *704 Make it/ Bake it Afternoons Rising 1st-5th $25 supply fee *705 “Camp Kindergarten” Afternoons Rising K *706 Summer STEM camp Afternoons Rising 1st-6th

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July 22-July 26 *800 Summer Day Camp 9 AM- 4 PM Rising K-6th *899 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds *801 Hip Hop Camp Mornings Rising K-5th *802 Puppetry Camp Mornings Rising PreK-3rd $25 supply fee *803 Rising Stars Theatre Book Camp II Mornings Rising 3rd-4th $5 supply fee *804 Reading Rocks Camp II Afternoons Rising 2nd-3rd *805 Bridge to 1st Grade Afternoons Rising 1st July 29-August 2 *900 Summer Day Camp 9 AM-4 PM Rising K-6th *999 3 & 4s Child Care 9 AM-4 PM 3 & 4-year olds Note: There is a $30 non-refundable registration fee applicable to each child’s first annual camp. If you have any questions, please contact Tricia Yates, Summer Program Coordinator, at 897.4941 To register online, go to saslions.com, click on “Summer Camps" found under the about us tab. Click on the “Register” button. Registrations can be made starting on February 1, 2019. All camps are $120.00. Camps held the week of July 1 are $95.00 for 4 days. Morning sessions run from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. Afternoon sessions run from 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. All camps offered are coed.

ACADEMIC CAMPS AMERICAN REDCROSS BABYSITTING, CPR, and FIRST AID (Camp 106) June 3-June 7 An experienced and American Red Cross certified instructor will lead the campers through an all-inclusive week of Babysitting, CPR, and First Aid. Instruction will be accomplished through utilization of the online book, discussion, and demonstration. At the end of the week (after passing the CPR and First Aid exam), the camper will be issued an American Red Cross certification card. Note: All campers will receive the American Red Cross Babysitting certification card but only campers passing the exam will receive the combined American Red Cross Babysitting, CPR, and First Aid certification cards. This certification will enable the camper to promote and accept babysitting opportunities with confidence. The course book MUST be downloaded from http://www.redcross.org/images/MEDIA_CustomProductCatalog/m55540612_Babysitters-Training-Handbook.pdf to a laptop or iPad, etc. prior to the first day of class. Bring the laptop or iPad, etc. to class daily, as information from the download will be used. Hosted by Theresa Lynn. This camp fills up quickly. Be sure to sign up early to secure your spot! Camp 106:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 5th-8h grade § Dress comfortably and bring daily snack, water bottle, and your laptop or iPad, etc. § Supply Fee: $40 (to cover certificates issued by American Red Cross)

ASPIRING AUTHORS CREATIVE WRITING (CAMP 305) June 17-June 22 During the week, we will discuss different parts of a story, (rising action, falling action, climax, etc.) as well as the different characters (protagonist, antagonist, etc.). Young writers will be able to create their own story during free write time, as well as create a story from chosen scenarios. During workshop, students will not only have the chance to read aloud their story but collaborate with their peersÊ works as well. The week will be filled with adventure and imagination. Students will be encouraged to think outside the box and create a world of their own mind. Students will be provided with their own journal this week.

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Camp 305:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 3rd-5th § Supply fee $10

BRIDGE TO FIRST GRADE! (Camp 805) July 22-July 26 We'll take our "first" steps into the first few weeks of first grade! Kindergarten skills will be covered in an enriched format and challenged a bit more to prep for first grade. Reading skills, phonics review, writing workshop, and math practice will all be covered. Through SMART Board lessons and cooperative learning games, your rising first grader will be excited and ready to go back to school! A healthy snack will be included in our daily routine. Hosted by Anne Fleming. Camp 805:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 1st graders

CAMP KINDERGARTEN (Camp 705) July 15-July 19 Let's go exploring! A camping-based theme will excite your Pre-K student as we explore to see what beginning skills are covered in the first few weeks of Kindergarten. Reviewing letters and letter sounds, rhyming skills, opposites, Pre-K Dolch sight words, proper letter and number formation, and some number sense fun will be taught through S.T.E.A.M.-based hands-on games and activities. Your child will make a healthy "math snack" each morning to enjoy, which will practice counting sets of items. Hosted by Anne Fleming. Camp 705:

§ Morning Session § Rising Kindergarteners

LAB RATS! (Camp 604) July 8- July 12

A unique opportunity for inquiring minds to engage in educational experience through hands-on activities. Campers will conduct wacky, age-appropriate experiments and projects that demonstrate how science enhances the world around us. They will mix, measure and experiment using everyday ingredients as science tools. Projects include rock candy, crystallization, molecular gastronomy, some type of explosion, and more! If you want an explosively fun summer, attend Lab Rats Camp! Hosted by Amy Thorton. Camp 604:

§ Mornings § Rising 1st-5th

MATH BOOT CAMP I & II (Camp 207 June 10-14) and (Camp 606 July 8-12) Camp 207 (K-1st) Come have fun learning Math through games designed to be interacting and exciting. Using cards, manipulatives, and cooperative learning activities students will be engaging in many opportunities to make Math fun. Math concepts such as time, money, fractions, and numeration will also be covered. We will focus on learning new games, they can use to interact with their family and friends. So much fun in one week playing with Math. Hosted by Nancy Morgan. Camp 606 (2nd-4th): This week-long camp will focus on building Math strategies through games. We will dive into experiencing Math as never before through games, projects, experiments, and other fun activities. Problem solving techniques will be taught to help us with those difficult Math word

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problems. Math concepts such as time, money, fractions, and numeration will be covered. We will also be learning new games such as Backgammon, Mancala, Sudoku, and Math card games. Join us in this week of challenging Math fun! Camp 207: Camp 606:

§ Afternoon Session Afternoon Session § Rising K-1st Rising 2nd-4th

READING ROCKS CAMP I & II (Camp 306 June 17-21) and (Camp 804 July 22-26) Camp 306 K-1st: This week-long camp will offer individualized reading instruction for rising Kindergarten students and students entering the 1st grade. Various reading strategies will be used to facilitate a positive summer reading experience as well as foster a love of reading. Reading skills, phonics review, writersÊ workshop, and reading comprehension will be covered using a hands-on approach. We will also be using „Secret Stories‰- a brain-based reading program that supports those critical phonic skills needed in reading. This camp is hosted by Nancy Morgan – Reading Specialist

Camp 804 2nd-3rd: Take a leap into next school year with Reading and Writing strategies created to help foster a love for Reading. Using an individualized hands-on approach to reading instruction, campers will be building fluency, vocabulary, phonic skills, and comprehension skills. These skills will not only enable them to „learn to read,‰ but also „read to learn.‰ This camp will help bridge the gap between the summer and the new school year. Camp 306: Camp 804:

§ Afternoon Session Afternoon Session § Rising K-1ST Rising 2nd-3rd

SUMMER STEM CAMP (Camp 706 July 15-19) Come join this phenomenal STEM camp full of energy, experiments and hands-on fun! THEME: The Nuts and Bolts of STEM. Students will experience an array of STEM topics to include Basic Circuits Exploration(M), Working with Motors Exploration(T), Fun with Chemistry(W) and a Two-Day Sphero Robot Workshop. Camp 706:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 1st-6th

ATHLETIC CAMPS

Camp instructors specialize in working with students of all different skill levels and interests. Students will work with highly motivated and experienced individuals. Hydration is of utmost importance. It is necessary that your child bring the items that each instructor has specified. As many of the athletic camps are held outside, please apply sunscreen to your child before camp. BASEBALL CAMP (Camps 101) June 3-June 7

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Join us for our 2019 baseball camp at LionÊs Filed on the St. AndrewÊs campus. The camp is open for all students rising Kindergarten to eighth grade. Come work on fundamental drills and game time situations. Questions can be directed to Coach Abernathy at 912-507-0700. Please bring a water bottle, glove and a hat. Camp 101:

§ Morning Session § Rising Kindergarten-8th

BASKETBALL CAMP I and II (Camps 601 and 602) July 8-July 12

Coach AbramsÊs basketball camps focus on fundamentals and team play, including daily team competition, group instruction, and individual work. Our goal is for each student to improve their skills, acquire a basic knowledge of the game, and to develop a love of the game. Basketball camps will be held by St. AndrewÊs own varsity boysÊ basketball coach, Mel Abrams. Students will receive a camp T-shirt. Please dress appropriately and bring a water bottle plus a snack.

Each camp is limited to 30 students Camp 601: Camp 602:

§ Morning Session Afternoon Session § Rising 2nd-4th Rising 5th-8th § Supply Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $15

CHEER CAMP (Camp 104) June 3-June 7

Hosted by Shazi Edmonds: Shazi is not simply determined to teach the art of cheerleading, but also respect for teammates, competing gyms, and the global community. She feels that cheerleading is more than just a sport! It creates long-lasting friendships and teaches kids valuable lessons in teamwork and sportsmanship. Being a part Come cheer the week learning jumps, dance, cheers and chants with Crowned Elite Coach and staff. of Crowned Elite Athletics is more than simply joining a team; it is the building of a family.

§ USASF Levels 1-5 Certified § Jr Olympian Gymnast

§ 3-time NCA All American Cheerleader § 5 Year NCA Head Instructor

§ GSU Head Cheerleader § National Championship Choreographer

Camp 104:

§ Mornings § Rising Pre-K-4th § Supply Fee: $20

ELITE SOCCER CAMPS (Camps 201 and 202) June 10-June 14

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Lions soccer coach Blake Seale, with years of experience and success, will be hosting this yearÊs soccer camp. Coach Blake will be teaching basic fundamental soccer skills, passing and heading, striking a ball, ball control, team building, and communication skills in the Elite Soccer Camps. Please bring a water bottle, daily snack, sunscreen, soccer cleats, gym shoes, and shin guards. Camp 201: Camp 202:

§ Mornings Afternoons § Rising 1st-4th grade Rising 65h-8th grade § Supply Fee: $12 Supply Fee: $12

FOOTBALL CAMP (Camp 301) June 17-June 21

Coach Doug Dixon and Lions staff will teach athletes the fundamentals of football while developing positive character traits and teamwork. Each day the campers will be divided into teams to play a touch football game. This will allow them to have fun while exhibiting some of the fundamentals they are being taught. Each camper will need to wear a t-shirt and shorts. Please bring cleats, tennis shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle. Campers will receive popsicles at break time. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt.

Camp: 301 § Morning Session § Rising 1st-6th grade § Limited to 100 students

HIP HOP DANCE (801) July 22-July 26 Learn to MOVE in this fun, funky, hip hop class led by the industry's best hip hop instructors in the Savannah area. Camp: 801

§ Mornings § Rising K-5th

SCOOPS LACROSSE CAMP (504) July 1, 2, 3, 5 We teach lacrosse to children between the ages of 4 and 12 by focusing on creating a positive environment that features fun and learning throughout all of the classes. We bring all of the gear to camp including sticks for each player, goals, balls, and other items needed to have a fun and exciting lacrosse practice. Students will develop a passion for playing lacrosse with a focus on having fun while learning. Students will learn how to run with the ball, throw, catch, score and more while playing in small sided lacrosse games. Camp: 504

§ Mornings § Rising K to 6th

SPORTS EXPLORERS (Camp 701) July 15-July 19

Come join Coach Mel Abrams as he introduces the campers to new sports that include dodge ball, ultimate Frisbee, soccer, basketball, flag football, etc. Learn the basics and decide whether you want to continue further in your explorations in that area or venture on to something new. This camp includes loads of fun! Camp: 701

§ Morning Session

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§ Rising 1st-8th SPORTS PERFORMANCE 360 STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING (Camp 702) July 15-July 19 The Sport Performance 360 camp training program is designed for athletes and individuals striving to improve personal health, mental strength and physical fitness directly on the St. AndrewÊs campus. We provide innovative instructional activities intentionally designed to increase cardiovascular efficiency, agility, balance, strength, power, and coordination. Students will be separated into age groups. The mental training each participant will receive infused within the physical training program will focus on the core ideas of attitude, motivation, goal-setting, managing emotions, and mental imagery. Our mental skill growth promotes the ability to do extraordinary things within all settings. Each athlete will need comfortable clothes, tennis shoes, and a water bottle. Camp 702:

§ Morning Session § Rising 2nd-12th § Limited to 40 athletes

SWEET FEET SOCCER CAMP (Camp 402) June 24-June 28

Sweet Feet is a soccer and movement education program geared towards teaching children using the most innovative methodologies to create a positive learning environment. We educate children between the ages of 3 and 10 within our Sweet Feet Program. The effective learning environment within each program leads participants towards having fun, developing skills, and becoming passionate about participation. We aim to create lifetime learners that appreciate physical activity and

health. Camp 402:

§ Morning Session § Rising K-2nd; § Each athlete will need comfortable clothes, sunscreen and a water bottle. § Limited to 30 campers

VOLLEYBALL I Beginner/Intermediate (Camp 401) June 24-June 28 Beginner/Intermediate camp: The 2019 SAS Beginner/Intermediate Camp is geared towards girls in grades 2nd-6th and will focus on basic, individual skill development. This camp will give you some exposure to all aspects of the game but will mainly focus on the basic skills that are needed for the first couple years of competition. The atmosphere for this camp will be light and fun and we will incorporate drills and games to prepare you for your upcoming volleyball season. If you have any questions about this camp, please email Emily Rochefort at Rocheforte@saintschool.com. Camp 401:

§ Morning Session § Rising 2nd-5th § Supply fee: $20.00

VOLLEYBALL II All DAY ADVANCED (Camp 402) June 17-June 21 THIS IS AN ALL-DAY CAMP HELD FROM 9:00-3:00 Advanced: The 2019 SAS Advanced Volleyball Camp is designed for middle school and high school students wanting to improve their consistency and technique in the fundamentals of volleyball: serving, passing, setting, attacking, defense, and

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blocking. This camp is designed for players that have two or more years of experience in a competitive volleyball atmosphere. It will also focus on game play and exposure to the tactical aspects of the game, while also promoting a fun and positive atmosphere. If you have any questions about this camp or if this camp is geared towards your daughter, please email Emily Rochefort at Rocheforte@saintschool.com. Camp 402:

§ Full Day 9:00-3:00 § Middle school and high school with 2 or more years of experience § Fee: $240.00 § Supply fee: $20.00

FABULOUS FUN CAMPS AMERICAN GIRL DOLL (Camp 407) June 24- June 28 Have your daughter bring her favorite doll to camp and experience a fun-filled week of American Girl inspired activities. We will enjoy sewing, scavenger hunts, spa day, etiquette, and much more! This camp is designed to encourage girls to design and create freely while also learning about history, character, culture, and new skills. Materials provided. Each child should dress comfortably and bring a water bottle. Hosted by Amy Thorton. Camp 407:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising K-5th § Supply Fee: $20

The ART of ETIQUETTE (Camp 503) July 1, 2, 3, 5 This beginning level camp is designed for campers in rising kindergarten through rising 5th grade. The campers will master the proper use of eating implements along with dining skills, introductions, conversation, party etiquette and much more! Thank you notes, telephone and internet skills along with safe usage rules will also be introduced. The camp will wrap up in celebration of the skills mastery by having dinner together and practicing all of their etiquette skills. Each camper will make a booklet during the week that addresses the skills of etiquette they have been taught. Hosted by Amy Thorton. Dress comfortably. Daily snacks will be provided Camp 503:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising K-5th § Supply Fee: $20

LIONHEARTS CAMP (CAMP 404) June 24-June 28

A service-learning camp for kids who want to make a difference in their community. Service-learning teaches students how to put their individual skills and talents to use while doing fun projects that benefit others. By making community service fun and engaging, students develop a life-long love and appreciation for volunteering. Lionhearts Camp helps little lions become the best citizens they can be.

Camp 404: § Morning Session

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§ Rising 1st-3rd MAKE IT, BAKE IT CAMP (CAMP 704) July 15- July 19 Campers will learn about food and nutrition basics while getting creative with cooking. Healthy snacks, desserts, and treats will all be explored. Each camper will put their favorite recipes into a personalized cookbook with room for more additions. Hosted by Miki Duval. Camp 704:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 1st-6th § Supply Fee: $25

MASTER CHEF (Camp 304) June 17-June 22 A week full of cooking, learning and FUN! Campers will learn some new culinary skills and develop an understanding of how to enjoy a balanced diet. This camp will provide a great way to introduce your child to the joy of cooking and baking! Camp 304:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising K-3rd § Supply Fee $12

OUTDOOR EXPLORERS ADVENTURE (Camps 303) June 17- June 24

Come enjoy the great outdoors with, an adventurous group. WeÊll explore the wooded trails on campus while getting dirty, learning, and having fun! Plan to make campfire sÊmores, create and float handmade boats down the creek, build a fort and much more. Bring a water bottle and a light snack each day. Wear cool, comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. You may also want to wear a hat. Please bring a light backpack, sunscreen, bug spray and your enthusiasm!

Camp 303:

§ Morning Session § Rising K-4th § Supply Fee: $10

PRINCESS CAMP (Camp 204) June 10- June 14 Welcome to Camp Princess where our imaginations will be nothing short of sparkly. We will embark on a week full of enchanting and magical Âprincessy adventures. We will take a look at what it takes to be a real-life princess and give your little princess the opportunity to take part in dress up, drama, stories, arts and crafts and even a Royal Tea party. Hosted by Lucy Wallbridge. Camp 204:

§ Morning Session § Rising Pre-K 3-1st § Supply Fee: $12

PUPPETRY CAMP (Camp 802) July22-July 26 In this camp we will explore the origins of puppetry. We will learn of all the different puppets and visit Savannah's famous puppeteer Angela Beasley and her workshop and puppet studio. We will also have a hands-on class with her or her staff and create our own puppet. Every day will be a new

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adventure and at the end we will have created a beautiful puppet or marionette. Hosted by Theresa Lynn. Camp 803:

§ Morning Session § Rising Pre-K-3rd § Supply Fee: $25

SLIME CAMP (Camp 103) June 3- June 7

ItÊs a frenzy⁄ sticky, gooey, lumpy slime. We are hosting it all, so you donÊt have too! Kids who are slime lovers will have a blast trying out all these slime recipes, from edible slime to fluffy foam slime. We will have a ball using our knowledge of science to combine different ingredients to have some icky, gooey fun! You wonÊt want to miss out!

Camp 103:

§ Morning Session § Rising K-3 § Supply Fee $12

SNAPOLOGY CAMPS I & II (Camp 403 & 405) June 24- June 28 Kindergarten-2nd grade, KinderBots-Children will begin to explore the world of robotics as they build simple models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Whether learning about sensors while building drills and magic wands or discovering ways that gears and pulleys create movement while building helicopters and robotic dogs, your child is sure to have a great time. 3rd-5th grades, GameBots- Calling all gamers! Have a blast creating robotic games each week while learning about robotics. Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, programming, and pulleys as they create fun to play games. Whether creating a robotic hockey player or a ring toss, your child is sure to have fun building, learning, and playing. Camp 403: Camp 405:

§ Morning Session Afternoon Session § Rising 3rd-5th Rising K- 2nd

FINE ARTS CAMPS ART TECHNIQUES LEVEL II (Camp 406) June 24-28

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Join us for more advanced projects which build upon the basics. Learn some new arts and crafts as well. WeÊll have fun learning and exploring. Lean how to paint a background for a picture, as well as a landscape scene with shading and depth. This camp is hosted by local artist, Joyce Tinsley. Camp 406:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 3rd-5th § Supply fee: $20

“KNITTING, CROCHETING AND MACRAME, “OH MY!” (Camp 206) June 10- June 14

In crochet camp we will learn the origins of crocheting, the different kinds of yarn and the basic stitches in order to create a beautiful project to end the class. We will take a field trip to JoanneÊs Fabrics or Michaels to choose our yarn. In embroidery camp the different stitches will be used, as well as learning to use a hoop and create a pillow. Hosted by Theresa Lynn.

Camp 206: § Afternoon Session § Rising 3rd-8th; § Supply Fee: $25

LEARN TO SEW! (Camp 501) July 1, 2, 3, 5

Sewing camp will begin with learning how to utilize a sewing machine. We will learn how to read the instructions as well as how to read and cut out a pattern, along with the proper techniques of pinning, cutting and manipulating the material in order to create a wonderful individualized project. It may be a piece of clothing, a tote, a stuffed animal or some other type of project that may interest the beginner. A field trip will be taken to the fabric store to purchase our supplies. Sewing machines will be available however, if camper has their own, they may certainly bring it. Hosted by Theresa Lynn, Camp 501: Morning Session

• Rising 3rd-12th • Supply Fee: $30

LET’S GET CRAFTY WITH PHOTOGRAPHY I (Camp 502) July 1, 2, 3 & 5

A fun filled week focusing on all things photography with our very own professional photographer, Stayce Koegler. WeÊll create unique photo crafts ranging from book marks to collage letters, participate in daily photo challenges, photo scavenger hunts and more! All students are required to bring some type of camera – it can be an iPad or a DSLR! If it takes photos, bring it! Camp 502:

§ Afternoon Session

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§ Rising 1st-4th § Supply Fee: $20

LITTLE LIONS PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Camp 603) July 8-12 This camp is for students in rising Pre-K4 and Kindergarten who would like to experience the world of music, theatre, and dance. Students will learn the basics of acting, singing, dancing, working as an ensemble, and much more. Students will want to wear comfortable clothes as there will be movement and dance involved. Hosted by John Pollock. Camp 603:

§ Morning Session § Rising Pre-K 4 & Kindergarten § Limited to 10 students

PAPER MACHE CREATURES (Camp 605) July 8-July 12 Design one-of-a-kind sculptures of magical creatures using paper Mache and recycled objects. Use your imagination to sculpt creatures that could fly, glide, swim, or soar. Let them out of your mind as we create and explore. Wear clothing that can get messy and bring your imagination! Snacks will be provided. Hosted by Miki Duval. Camp 605:

§ Afternoon Session § Rising 1st-6th § Supply Fee: $25

RISING STARS THEATRE CAMPS I & II, (Camp 703 July 15-19, Camp 803 July 22-26) This camp is for students who are interested in auditioning for the upcoming Rising Stars musical in the fall and would like to learn more about the musical theatre world. During the week, we will learn the basics of musical theatre including acting, singing, dancing, and much more. Through games and activities, students will develop the skills that will help them have a successful audition and productive rehearsals. While students are encouraged to attend this camp, it is not required for the auditions. Students will want to wear comfortable clothes and shoes as there will be some movement and dance. Hosted by John Pollock.

Camp 703: Camp 803: July 15-19 July 22-26 Morning Session Morning Session Rising 1st-2nd Rising 3rd-4th

Supply Fee $5 Supply Fee $5 Limit of 15 campers Limit of 15 campers SEA SUMMER @ ST. ANDREW’S ART CAMP (Camps 102, 105) June 3- 7 (Camps 203, 205) June 10-14 Through a variety of art projects and mediums, campers will explore the beauty of coastal Savannah! We will be working with a variety of drawing materials, collage, painting, printing and sculpture! Come join us for a great time in the art studio! This camp offers four DIFFERENT themed sessions: Animal Kingdom, Sun Kissed Savannah, I imagine, and Coast to Coast. Camp 102: Camp 105: Camp 203: Camp 205: June 3-7 June 10-14 Animal Kingdom Sun Kissed Sav. I Imagine Coast to Coast Morning Session Afternoon Session Morning Session Afternoon Session Rising 1st-6th Rising 1st-6th Rising 1st-6th Rising 1st-6th

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