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Montgomery Township School District
Summer Enrichment Program
Interest Based K-12
Week One (July 9-13)
ONE Week Offerings
Grade Level Course title Instructor
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1 -5 Become an Author! Trish Pignataro
Are you the next JK ROWLING; KEVEN HENKES, SEYMOUR SIMON OR WENDY MAAS?? You can have the opportunity this summer to write and
illustrate your own picture book! You will enjoy reading and acting out our favorite books. You will have the opportunity to create fun characters an
spin a story about them; take an event from your own life and put it down on paper! We will end this creative week with a celebration of our writin
by sharing our published pieces.
Cost- $265
1st-6th Mad Machines & Jr. Engineers Mad Science
Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them, this week of camp includes lots of both! The junior Mad Science engineers will
design and build Bridges and “Skyscrapers” and even construct a Geodesic Dome big enough for all the campers to sit inside! Then the
machine madness starts… This journey will include many different machines, simple & complex, we use in our daily lives. Campers will have
fun building their very own Catapults, Sonic Race Car and much more to take home from this Awesome Camp! Catapult yourself to New
Heights!
Cost- $300
2nd-3rd Public Speaking Chris Capelli
Public speaking is often one of the greatest fears that a person can have. This course is designed to help students develop confidence and
skill in public speaking. It will involve an assortment of oral presentation experiences, including storytelling, personal experience,
impromptu, informative, and persuasive speaking. We will also focus on anxiety management, speech design, and dynamic delivery.
Transform nervous energy into enthusiasm - Join today!
Cost- $245
2nd- 5th Under The Sea Explorers Kelli Kallens
Dive into this course and learn about the mysterious and interesting world under the sea. From the surface to the floor, explore waves, the
water cycle, ocean life, and much more! Come be a marine biologist and experience the magic under the sea!
Cost- $245
3rd-6th Anyone Can Play Violin Kawika Kahalehoe
Have you always wanted to play a musical instrument, but never got around to it? Have you ever sat in the audience at a concert and wished
it could be you up on stage? Have you ever listened to a piece of music and thought to yourself, “I wish I could do that”? It’s not too late to
make all those wishes come true because ANYONE CAN PLAY THE VIOLIN!!!
Cost- $245
5th-7th Scrapbooking: Larissa Merritt
Your life in art!
Everyone loves looking through pictures of family and friends, pets, events and vacations—and in this course you will learn how to display
your own favorite pictures and keepsakes in a more beautiful and unique way than you’ve ever imagined! During this week-long course,
students will create their own scrapbook with a theme of whatever they choose. We will discuss how to design the layout of a scrapbook as a
whole, and of each page specifically, as well as how to choose fun and interesting colors, embellishments, stickers and fonts to enhance the
page. Students will learn to use an artistic eye to design and create, all the while having fun making something that can be enjoyed for years
to come!
Cost- $270
6th-12th Cooking for Beginners with Chef Warvolis! Michael Warvolis
Students will learn how to make five different healthy and delicious dinners from Roasted Pork Loin with Mashed Potatoes to Mexican
Chicken with Rice. At the end of each class, students will take home a dinner for four people. No need for parents to make dinner this week;
your child’s got it covered with Chef Warvolis!
Cost- $375
6th-ADULTS Glassworks Deirdre McGrail
Learn how to design and create fused glass necklaces and window hangings using colored fusing glass. Students will be able to create a
slumped dish or bowl as well as learning about glass compatibility, powdered and chunky frit, and creating designs using colored glass
sheets. With demonstrations and hands-on projects, participants explore the unique qualities of this media. Students should provide their
own safety glasses.
Cost- $290
9th-12th SAT MATH Prep Dana Newbury
The SAT mathematics preparatory course is designed to address all mathematics content on the SAT. The topics covered include numbers
and operations, algebra and functions, geometry and measurement, data analysis, statistics and probability. Students will see topics
leading up through Algebra II. They will learn how to approach math questions different ways and take several timed practice math
sections. Tips and hints will be provided for common SAT problems. Most of the students enrolled in this course will improve their over SAT
score in just one week!
Cost- $270
9th-ADULTS American Film & Culture Nick Esposito
Think you know movies? Are you the person in the movie theatre that explains the film to your friends? If you view movies as more than just
entertainment but as a reflection of our society then this course is produced for you. If you are going to spend your summer watching
movies anyway, gain a new perspective by watching and discussing films with others who share your passion. From the classics to
western’s, gangster’s to romantic comedies and animated films to sports films you will experience the true wonder of the movies this
summer! So get your popcorn ready and we will see you this summer!
Cost- $250
11th-12th College Essay Workshop Jamie Meeker & Michele Caltiere
Got college on the brain? Looking for a way to write a fabulous essay to make yourself stand out to a prospective college? Come learn about
what colleges are learning for and how to approach the personal statement required for admission. This class won’t be your typical sit-
down-and-lecture class, but will involve interaction with peers, one-on-one time with teachers and discussions about future plans. Ms. Jamie
Meeker, an English teacher at MHS and Mrs. Michele Caltiere, a Special Education and English teacher at MHS both have experience
teaching seniors and the college essay writing process. Imagine having your essay done in one week’s time and starting the school year
stress-free!
Cost- $255
8:30-12:30 Classes
3rd -9th Cake Decorating Jenny Honold & Tiffany Riley
Want to have your cake and eat it too? Experience the excitement of designing and decorating all sorts of desserts! Step by step, you will
learn a variety of different tools and strategies to use while decorating your desserts. Students will begin practicing with smaller desserts,
and will later conclude the week with their very own design and decorations on larger cakes. Last but not least, you will be able to share
your delicious results with family and friends!
Cost- $285
4th-8th Learn to play guitar David Gordon
Have you always wanted to play the guitar? Now is your chance! You’ll learn all the notes on the guitar and how to play the most common
chords. More importantly, you’ll have the basic skills you need to continue on as a guitarist. By the end of the week, you’ll be able to play
several familiar tunes and will be able to strum along with some classic rock songs. Guitars will be provided (or bring your own if you
prefer).
Cost- $290
5th- 7th Movie Maker Tribute Videos Robert Skibinski
Using the Windows XP Movie Maker program, students will create their own music video or tribute movie. Students will scan and/or download
images, import music, create title slides, edit, transition, and apply video special effects to create their own video. This is a great project and
skill that can be used on any Windows XP computer with free software. The videos make great gifts for the whole family! Previous projects
included tributes to Broadway, Baseball, Dance, America and 9/11, plus many personalized family projects. This course will allow students
to master skills essential for students interested in taking the Television Productions course at UMS or the High School.
Cost- $275
6th- 9th Intro To Woodworking Jamie Mulligan
The Introduction to Woodworking course is a hands-on course that covers the basic concepts of woodworking and furniture making. This one-
week course is a combination of demonstrations and hands-on practice in woodworking. General shop safety and the use of common
power woodworking machines will be clearly explained. The course will concentrate on using the scroll saw, bandsaw, drill press, lathe and
hand tools for learners new to woodworking. Students will utilize the skills, techniques and tools (both power and hand-tools) being taught
in the class in the making of a piece of furniture. Students will turn a pen/pencil set on the lathe, bend wood for an oval box and construct a Shaker
end table. Students will be using exotic woods for turning and premium furniture woods, cherry and black walnut, for the table. Skills
learned in this course will provide a strong foundation for future woodworking and furniture making experiences.
Cost- $390
Week Two (July 16-20)
ONE Week Offerings
Grade Level Course title Instructor
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1 -5 Spy Academy Mad Science
Become a Mad Science - Secret Agent and take a fascinating journey into the world of spies, detection and classified information. Learn
code language to send secret messages as part of your mission. Go undercover and decode messages from other agents using your top
secret clearance. Join the Mad Science Bureau of Investigation to gain observational skills that are necessary for the job. Take home
projects include a detective kit, secret decoder, fingerprint kit and much more! This Camp is 00-Awesome!
Cost- $300
1st-3rd Super Science Ashley Wilson
Super Science will bring out the curiosity in every child as campers explore
nature. Children will explore the excitement of the rainforest, ocean, and backyard as they learn about these wonders of the world. Each
day children will get to experience nature through hands-on activities such as arts and crafts, experiments, stories and exploration. Using
recycled materials, household materials and the great outdoors to complete activities, children will learn the importance of taking care of
our planet. Children will enjoy playing with friends as they go on nature walks, plant seeds and participate in activities that bring them
closer to planet Earth!
Cost- $260
2nd-5th Decision Analysis Chris Capelli
Everyday we face many decisions that we need to make. Some decisions are easy to make (such as what to have for breakfast) and others
require more thought. Sometimes making the best choice is not always obvious. Decision making is skill and with practice we can learn to
make the best possible decisions. This course introduces a process for how to make informed decisions and will provide many opportunities
for practice.
Cost- $245
3rd-4th Beyond Books Kelli Kallens
Take apart your favorite stories without ripping out the pages. Beyond Books allows students to explore different elements of Language Arts from
basic sound-letter correspondence and sentence structure to character development and the creation of their own creative texts. Foster an
appreciation for literacy or expand an already strong love for reading and writing by going beyond
words, beyond pages, beyond books.
Cost- $245
4th-7th Fun and Games Enrica Pirone
Do you like to have fun? Bring your family game night right to school. We will be playing games like “Apples to Apples,” “Jenga,”
“Catchphrase,” “Would you Rather,” “Legos,” “Scrabble” and many more. You can even bring in one of your favorites to share with the
group.
Cost- $245
5th-12th “Moneyball” An Intro to Advanced Jeff Tagliareni
Baseball Statistics/Sabermetrics
Do you enjoy baseball? Statistics? Math? Do you know what WARP, PERA, and LIPS mean? If not, sign up for “Moneyball!” This course will be an
introduction to baseball sabermetics. Each day will have a different focus and theme, so your child will be able to analyze the true
performance of both past award winners and their favorite players. Bring your favorite cards and a calculator to perform
“choice” comparisons. We will have access to computers to look up basic information as well. ***Students will be broken into different
groups based on age and ability to understand the basic math. Different activities will be offered based on interest and grade.***
Cost- $245
6th-12th From Alpha to Omega: It’s All Greek Brian Beyer
to Me!
Do you have an interest in the language and culture of ancient Greece? This one week course will explore the history of the written word in
ancient Greece, focusing on the following questions:
Where did alphabetic writing originate? What was revolutionary about it?
Who was Homer? Did he really exist? Was he really blind? Were Homer's Iliad and Odyssey originally written or spoken?
Why was the New Testament written in Greek?
Did Roman historians write in Latin or Greek?
Students will receive a practical introduction to the pronunciation of ancient Greek, the Greek alphabet, and some basic mechanics
of the language. By the fourth week, participants will read an actual paragraph of ancient Greek (heavily adapted from Greek
comedy).
Cost- $245
5th-12th Solving the Rubix Cube & Other Keith Fritz
Famous Puzzles
_Believe it or not, everyone can solve the Rubik’s Cube… and some people can solve it really fast! Even better, some can solve it one-handed
or even blindfolded! This course will teach you how to solve the cube even if you’ve never picked one up. It’ll also show you how to solve it
fast. And, yes, you’ll even how to solve it blindfolded. Having learned these skills, we will also venture into the world of other
famous Tavern Puzzles such as the “Old Shackles” and “The Devil’s Needle”. Students are encouraged to bring their own puzzles as well. The overal
course will focus on the various skills and methods of puzzle solving.
Cost- $265
6th-ADULTS Glassworks Deirdre McGrail
Learn how to design and create fused glass necklaces and window hangings using colored fusing glass. Students will be able to create a
slumped dish or bowl as well as learning about glass compatibility, powdered and chunky frit, and creating designs using colored glass
sheets. With demonstrations and hands-on projects, participants explore the unique qualities of this media. Students should provide their
own safety glasses.
Cost- $290
6th-12th Advanced Cooking with Chef Michael Warvolis
Warvolis!
Students will learn how to make five different and more advanced recipes from Grilled Chicken with Spinach, artichokes, and goat cheese to
Grilled Salmon. Like in the Beginner Course, students will take home a dinner for four people. No need for parents to make dinner this
week; your child’s got it covered with Chef Warvolis!
Cost- $440
9th-ADULTS Sports In Society Nick Esposito
Do you love sports and watch “Sportscenter” five times a day? Or do you dismiss sports simply as silly games? No matter which end of the
spectrum you fall, you cannot deny the enduring social impact of sports on our lives today. From reading engaging articles and participating in
riveting discussion to watching hilarious comedians and some of our favorite sports movies we will analyze through a sociological scope the role th
sport plays in society. Our issues will include the philosophy of youth sports, race in sports and gender in sports.
Cost- $245
11th-12th College Essay Workshop Jamie Meeker & Michele Caltiere
Got college on the brain? Looking for a way to write a fabulous essay to make yourself stand out to a prospective college? Come learn about
what colleges are learning for and how to approach the personal statement required for admission. This class won’t be your typical sit-
down-and-lecture class, but will involve interaction with peers, one-on-one time with teachers and discussions about future plans. Ms.
Jamie Meeker, an English teacher at MHS and Mrs. Michele Caltiere, a Special Education and English teacher at MHS both have experience
teaching seniors and the college essay writing process. Imagine having your essay done in one week’s time and starting the school year
stress-free!
Cost- $255
8:30-12:30 Classes
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1 -4 Let’s Put On A David Gordon
Musical, Jr!
Who says the older kids are the only ones who get to perform? In this camp, kids entering grades 1-4 will have a blast singing, dancing and
acting as they prepare a performance of “E-I-E-I OOPS!” This 20-minute show tells the story of how all the animals on the farm work
together to save the day when they find out that Mr. Cow just can’t MOO!
Cost- $300
3rd-9th Fun with Fondant! Jenny Honold & Tiffany Riley
If you enjoy playing with clay, then you will truly love working with fondant. Not only can you roll it out, cut shapes, make imprints, form
flowers, and other creative designs but you can eat it too! Fondant is easy to use when decorating cakes of all shapes and sizes. Your cakes
will look like you’ve been decorating for years after learning a few simple techniques.
Cost- $290
6th-8th Robotics Camp Tim Leicht & Nicholas Mylowe
This week long camp is designed to introduce Grade 6, 7, 8 students into the world of robotics. Students will have the opportunity to build
and program a robot to autonomously compete in a series of challenges based on real world issues. The Lego Mindstorm Robotics System
will be utilized in this course. Students will be divided into 4 member teams and will learn to work together using team building activities.
The week will be filled with challenging activities to promote learning, team work and fun
Cost- $285
6th- 9th Intro To Woodworking Jamie Mulligan
The Introduction to Woodworking course is a hands-on course that covers the basic concepts of woodworking and furniture making.
This one-week course is a combination of demonstrations and hands-on practice in woodworking. General shop safety and the use of
common power woodworking machines will be clearly explained. The course will concentrate on using the scroll saw, bandsaw, drill press,
lathe and hand tools for learners new to woodworking. Students will utilize the skills, techniques and tools (both power and hand-tools)
being taught in the class in the making of a piece of furniture. Students will turn a pen/pencil set on the lathe, bend wood for an oval box
and construct a Shaker end table. Students will be using exotic woods for turning and premium furniture woods, cherry and
black walnut, for the table. Skills learned in this course will provide a strong foundation for future woodworking and furniture making
experiences.
Cost- $390
5th-6th One-Stop Success! Karen Kevorkian
Would you like to set yourself up to begin school next year as a competent, confident student in math and Language Arts? This class is like
an energy drink – it will give you that needed boost to succeed! With us, you will get the best of both worlds. For half of the time, we’ll
strengthen your math skills, and for the other half, your reading and writing skills. This class is a great alternative or supplement to
tutoring-- we will tailor the lessons and activities to what YOU need and make them easy to understand. Have FUN in this interactive and
supportive environment! We will also send you home for the rest of the summer with suggested activities that will continue to strengthen
your skills. You deserve to feel great about yourself as a student!
Cost- $280
7th -8th One-Stop Success! Larissa Merritt
Would you like to set yourself up to begin school next year as a competent, confident student in math and Language Arts? This class is like
an energy drink – it will give you that needed boost to succeed! With us, you will get the best of both worlds. For half of the time, we’ll
strengthen your math skills, and for the other half, your reading and writing skills. This class is a great alternative or supplement to
tutoring-- we will tailor the lessons and activities to what YOU need and make them easy to understand. Have FUN in this interactive and
supportive environment! We will also send you home for the rest of the summer with suggested activities that will continue to strengthen
your skills. You deserve to feel great about yourself as a student!
Cost- $280
Week Three (July 23-27)
ONE Week Offerings
Grade Level Course title Instructor
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1 -5 Let’s Get Going Green! Mad Science
Faster than a Speeding Bullet & More Powerful than a Locomotive – This camp is made for Super-Campers! Jump aboard the
energy express and travel through time to discover the science behind power & motion. This journey will include in-class experiments such
as a water powered turbine illuminating a light bulb, fuel cells cars demonstrating efficiency, and the combined power of electricity and
magnetism to create the world’s simplest motor. Children will also build their very own electromagnet to take home. Students will
discover renewable energy sources, such as the sun and wind, where they will build and test individual solar hot dog cookers and their own
balsa wood airplanes. Watch your children will Light Up for this week of Mad Science!
Cost- $300
1st-5th Become an Author! Trish Pignataro
Are you the next JK ROWLING; KEVEN HENKES, SEYMOUR SIMON OR WENDY MAAS?? You can have the opportunity this summer to write
and illustrate your own picture book! You will enjoy reading and acting out our favorite books. You will have the opportunity to create
fun characters and spin a story about them; take an event from your own life and put it down on paper! We will end this creative
week with a celebration of our writing by sharing our published pieces.
Cost- $265
1st-3rd Super Science Ashley Wilson
Super Science will bring out the curiosity in every child as campers explore
nature. Children will explore the excitement of the rainforest, ocean, and backyard as they learn about these wonders of the world. Each
day children will get to experience nature through hands-on activities such as arts and crafts, experiments, stories and exploration. Using
recycled materials, household materials and the great outdoors to complete activities, children will learn the importance of taking care of
our planet. Children will enjoy playing with friends as they go on nature walks, plant seeds and participate in activities that bring them
closer to planet Earth!
Cost- $260
3rd-4th Masterpiece Math Kelli Kallens
Transform math concepts through arts-integrated learning experiences with Masterpiece Math. Every day will bring a new exploration of
math from an interdisciplinary approach that includes age appropriate literature, fun, interactive, and hands on activities and, of course,
the creation of a math masterpiece. Students will paint, color, mold, and draw their way into a love of math.
Cost- $245
5th-7th You ARE a Writer! Karen Kevorkian
Deep down, everyone is a writer. Writers express the observations, beliefs, fears, hopes and dreams that we all have but may not be able
express through speaking. Join us in this encouraging, comfortable atmosphere where we explore the wonderful world of writing. We will
read published poems, vignettes, editorials, short stories – and we will write our own. If you like sharing your writing, you may do that, and
if you prefer to keep it private, that’s fine, too. You will finish this week a more aware, skilled writer, with a Writer’s Notebook that can be
the start of a journal you will keep forever.
Cost- $250
5th-12th Solving the Rubix Cube & Other Keith Fritz
Famous Puzzles
_Believe it or not, everyone can solve the Rubik’s Cube… and some people can solve it really fast! Even better, some can solve it one-handed
or even blindfolded! This course will teach you how to solve the cube even if you’ve never picked one up. It’ll also show you how to solve it
fast. And, yes, you’ll even how to solve it blindfolded. Having learned these skills, we will also venture into the world of other famous Tavern Puzzle
such as the “Old Shackles” and “The Devil’s Needle”. Students are encouraged to bring their own puzzles as well. The overall course will
focus on the various skills and methods of puzzle solving.
Cost- $265
6th-12th This is Sparta! An Introduction to the Masters Brian Beyer
of the Ancient Battlefield
Do you have an interest in the history of Sparta and other ancient Greece city-states? This one week course will explore the following
questions:
Who were the Spartans?
What were their methods of warfare? What made them so effective?
Did Spartan children really join the army at age seven?
Did 300 Spartans really hold off 300,000 Persians?
Did anyone ever defeat the Spartans in pitched battle?
Were the Athenians any match for the Spartans?
How did Philip of Macedon defeat the Greek city-states?
This course will also explore the portrayal of the Spartans in popular culture (such as in Frank Miller’s 300), and discuss what was
historical about these portrayals as well as what was fanciful about them.
Cost- $245
6th-8th Hunger Games: Catch The Fever! Enrica Pirone
Are you obsessed with “The Hunger Games?” Come and share that passion with other enthusiasts. We will be “tearing apart” all three books
together. All you need to bring is yourself and all three books.
Cost- $245
10th-12th SAT MATH Prep Larissa Merritt
You plan to take the SAT, but math hasn’t necessarily been your “thing.” Don’t let the thought of that test stress you out! This class caters
to students who would like fuller explanation of all the important Algebra and Geometry concepts covered on the SAT. We will re-learn
and focus on the most widely covered mathematical concepts on the test, and then practice using strategies to succeed on the SAT. Expect
a friendly, supportive atmosphere where your individual needs and ability levels are addressed.
Cost- $265
11th-12th College Essay Workshop Jamie Meeker & Michele Caltiere
Got college on the brain? Looking for a way to write a fabulous essay to make yourself stand out to a prospective college? Come learn about
what colleges are learning for and how to approach the personal statement required for admission. This class won’t be your typical sit-
down-and-lecture class, but will involve interaction with peers, one-on-one time with teachers and discussions about future plans. Ms.
Jamie Meeker, an English teacher at MHS and Mrs. Michele Caltiere, a Special Education and English teacher at MHS both have experience
teaching seniors and the college essay writing process. Imagine having your essay done in one week’s time and starting the school year
stress-free! Cost- $255
8:30-12:30 Classes
6th-8th Robotics Camp Tim Leicht & Nicholas Mylowe
This week long camp is designed to introduce Grade 6, 7, 8 students into the world of robotics. Students will have the opportunity to build
and program a robot to autonomously compete in a series of challenges based on real world issues. The Lego Mindstorm Robotics System
will be utilized in this course. Students will be divided into 4 member teams and will learn to work together using team building activities.
The week will be filled with challenging activities to promote learning, team work and fun
Cost- $285
6th-12th Military History in Minature Scott Mason
This consisted of explaining how military battles fought throughout history reflected both culture and technology of those who took part;
and by presenting history in this alternative way students may be inspired to do more independent study of the eras covered.
First, an explanation of the first battle to be undertaken; the battle of Maiwand
Simulation of the first day at Gettysburg, July 1, 1863
Simulation of Napoleon’s Invasion of Russia, 1812
Cost- $275
July 16-July 27th
TWO Week Offering
Grade Level Course title Instructor
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1 -3 The Wonderful World of Dr. John Acampora
Seuss
Who doesn’t enjoy “Green Eggs and Ham”? We all love to “Hop on Pop” and wish we had a “Wocket in our Pocket”. What if you could? Spend
two weeks immersed in a Seussical world where each day has its own theme and a project of Oncelers proportions! Dr. Seuss is one of the
most renowned children’s authors of our time. His stories are epic and have the ability to capture the attention of any
audience. Let us help your child struggle less with reading and develop a passion for words and literacy, while motivating them to be a
prolific writer, just like Dr. Seuss. So if Yertle, Sneetches, or the Lorax mean anything to you come join us this summer. We will explore the
wonderful world of Dr. Seuss using his stories and characters as inspiration be better readers and writers.
Cost- $450
9th Graders How to Survive 9th Grade Evangeline Gumbs & Temmy Kim
English
Are you nervous about starting high school? Does high school English also make you nervous? No worries!!! This informative and fun course
will provide you with the tools, resources, and skills to help you make a smooth transition to the expectations of high school English. From
fun grammar games to writing structure to classroom conduct, you will leave feeling ready to take on MHS!!!!
Cost- $405
9th -12th SAT VERBAL Prep Kimberly Marshall
The SAT verbal class is structured to address all aspects of the Critical Reading and Writing sections of the new SAT. The topics covered
include recognizing common grammar errors, using vocabulary in context and utilizing critical reading techniques. Students also practice
and study high frequency SAT words and additional vocabulary enhancement is promoted through learning Latin and Greek prefixes,
suffixes and roots. In preparation for the essay, the students are taught to write competently according to the College Board’s rubric.The
course begins with a diagnostic which is then used to teach students techniques. A wide variety of resources and materials are used to
provide students with ample practice and a strong emphasis is placed on timed drills utilizing actual SAT tests
Cost- $405
July 9-July 27th
THREE Week Offerings
Grade Level Course title Instructor
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3 -5 Intellect, Bravery & Curiosity: Be an Katie Horniacek
American Girl
Take a trip through the history of America with your favorite girls! This fun literacy-based course travels through important events of our
country with the American Girl Dolls. Meet Molly, Kirsten and Julie-three fun-loving, brave and curious 9 year olds growing up in America!
These girls will teach students about immigration, pioneers, equality and women’s rights! As we read about their inspiring tales, we will explore some
awesome hobbies of girls living during their era. Get ready to make beeswax candles, sew a simple toy and tie-dye a stylish shirt. Students will
share their own special dolls from home on the last day of class, as we celebrate our learning with a tea party!
Cost- $485
