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3. BY MAIL
Mail your registration with a check or
money order to:
Cayuga Community College
Office of Community Education and
Workforce Development
197 Franklin Street
Auburn, NY 13021
Please complete one form per person. Make
checks payable to Cayuga Community
College. (No cash payments please). Please
note: If paying by check, Social Security
number will be required to receive refund.
You will be enrolled as soon as we receive
your registration and payment. There will be
a $20 fee for checks returned for any reason.
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Students must be between the ages of 8-14 to
register for College for Kids and Teens classes.
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Payment in full must be received along with registration form.
All registered students will be required to provide
emergency contact information, medical treatment permission, immunization records, photo
release permission, and written instructions for
any special needs. A summer class enrollment
packet will be mailed to you in June or within one
week of registration.
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Health and behavior policies will be included in the
summer class enrollment packet. All students must
abide by these policies, and failure to do so may
result in the student being dismissed. No refunds
or credits will be granted in these situations.
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All students must register at least one week before
course start date. All course changes must be made
one week before course start date. Cancellation
requests must be received one week before course
start date to receive a full refund. No refunds will
be given for cancellations made within one week
of course start date.
4. IN PERSON
Visit our office at Cayuga Community
College, 197 Franklin St., Auburn, NY. Use
entrance by the rotunda. Office is in R209.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.
No cash payments please.
All students must be signed in and out each day
by an adult. For students registered for both
morning and afternoon classes, students must be
signed out by an adult for the lunch period and
signed back in before the next registered class.
Mail registration form to: Cayuga Community College
Office of Community Education and Workforce Development
197 Franklin Street • Auburn, NY 13021
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5 COUNTRIES IN 5 DAYS!
Ages 8-14
July 11-15
1-3:55pm
$99
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o passport needed for this fun-filled week!
Students will visit a different country each day
by experiencing the culture, food, language,
games, music, and people from Peru, Brazil, Cambodia, India, and Macedonia. Special guests from each
country will visit. Taught by Rebecca Mindek.
A WEEK AT HOGWARTS
Ages 11-14
August 1-5
9-11:55am
$99
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oin other muggles for a week-long exploration
of JK Rowling’s wizarding world. Start the week
by being sorted into one of Hogwart’s Houses. Then
spend each day attending a different course of
magical study from divinations to potions. End the
week with a “trip” to Honeydukes and participation
in a quidditch tournament. Taught by Kate Hardy.
ADVENTURES IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
Ages 8-10
July 25-29
1-3:55pm
Ages 11-14
July 25-29
9-11:55am
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$125
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y most recent estimates, scientists think
there are about 8.7 million different animal
species on our planet! Get to know some of
these amazing creatures by investigating living
animals, exploring animal communication,
exploring habitats and ecosystems outside, and
deciding which animals do and don’t make good
pets. Activities may include fossil digs for NY
fossils, nature walks, animal-themed games,
microscope use, and a create-an-animal design
project! Students may observe a demonstration
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of a dissection in the age 11-14 class. Taught by
Byron Norelius.
ALL IN THE CARDS
Ages 11-14
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
$99
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pend a week learning and practicing the beneficial skills associated with card games: memory, analysis, concentration, and camaraderie. As a
participant in “All in the Cards,” you will explore a
range of challenging and engaging card games
that require you to work with various peers. We will
focus on learning and playing the games of Pitch,
Euchre, and Hearts. Keep your brain engaged this
summer by averting boredom through playing
cards with friends. Taught by Kate Hardy.
APP ADVENTURES: THE NEXT LEVEL!
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
9-11:55am
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$125
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ontinue your quest to make the next viral app!
Whether you want to move past the basic
techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump
right in, we are ready for you! Students will choose
from a selection of different web-based (HTML5)
mobile apps and explore more in-depth programming concepts. Student-created apps will be accessible on a Black Rocket site and can be played on
any mobile device or computer. Publishing to App
Stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Students will work
in pairs or teams for most of the program. Offered
in Partnership with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
ART ADVENTURES
Ages 8-10
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
Ages 11-14
August 1-5
9-11:55am
$99
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$99
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ollect treasures from the college’s nature trail
to use as inspiration for drawings and paintings. Develop your drawing/painting skills and
make AWESOME ART! Taught by Dana Brabant.
BATTLEBOTS
Ages 8-10
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
$125
Auburn
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et ready to build and remote control several
robots designed to intercept and battle each
other. Using Lego® Technic components, Lego®
Mindstorms smart bricks, and Lego® Power Function
elements, you and your team will design several
mechanisms to be tested in the ultimate arena. This
class requires the ability to work cooperatively in
small teams. Taught by Santiago Buigues.
BIRDS, BEES, AND BUTTERFLIES
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
$99
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tudents will learn the importance of pollinators
on our eco-system. We will explore the nature
trail, build a birdhouse or bird feeder, and plant flowers that attract butterflies. Taught by Leslie Leary.
CHEEK-Y ART
Ages 8-14
July 11-15
10:30-11:55am
July 25-29
10:30-11:55am
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e the most popular person at the party (after
the birthday person, that is)! Cheek art is a type
of face painting that allows you to create your own
designs on lots and lots of faces. Learn the things
you need to know about the makeup, tools, safety,
and even where to begin if you wish to start your
own cheek-art business. We’ll practice on ourselves
and on each other, and you’ll get to wear your
designs home every day. (Note: It is important we
know about any allergies you might have before the
start of the first class.) Taught by Eileen M. Parkman.
“DAY OF THE DEAD” CELEBRATION
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
9-11:55am
$99
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tudents will learn about this unusual lighthearted Mexican holiday that celebrates the
happy return of our deceased loved ones for one
night of partying. We will sample Mexican foods,
learn about artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera,
and create art (i.e. mural, sugar skulls, and paper
flowers). Taught by Leslie Leary.
DISCOVERY CAMP EV3
Ages 11-14
July 11-15 9-11:55am $125
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Build and program intricately-designed robot
models that will give you insight into solutions for
modern factories and industries. Using Lego® Mindstorms EV3 Education sets, students will explore
constructions that will emulate technology such as
a bridge layer, a conveyor, an anemometer, a manipulator, and a brick sorter, among others. This class
requires the ability to work cooperatively in small
teams. Taught by Santiago Buigues.
EXOTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Ages 8-14
July 25-29
9-11:55am
$99
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tudents will learn about, taste, and prepare
recipes with unusual fruits and vegetables.
Taught by Leslie Leary.
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FOOD FOR POWER
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
10:30-11:55am
August 1-5
1-2:25pm
$49
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s there any truth to the famous quote, “An apple a
day keeps the doctor away”? In this course, learn
about nutrient-packed foods that are excellent for
your body and mind performance. We will investigate
nutritional facts and
ingredient labels as
well as portion sizes.
We will seek out the
necessary nutrients
and vitamins needed
for healthy bodies, and
find out which foods contain them. Together, we
will compose a recipe book of
the healthy snacks we will be making. Taught by
Lisa Lloyd.
GO GREEN! MAKE YOUR OWN
DREAM CATCHERS AND DRUMS!
Ages 8-10
July 11-15
1-2:25pm
July 25-29
2:30-3:55pm
$49
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fun craft-making class that also teaches the
three R’s: Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose! Plus story
telling of Native American drums and dream catchers! Taught by Beverly Owen.
HEROES AND MONSTERS:
FILM ANALYSIS
Ages 11-14
July 25-29
9-11:55am
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
$99
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he exploration of the origins of fantasy and
antagonists/heroes (of all natures) in film,
accompanied by written analyses (précis) of film.
Taught by Peter Cavana.
FRENCH CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
HISTORY OF BOARD GAMES
Ages 11-14
July 25-29
1-3:55pm
August 1-5
9-11:55am
Ages 8-14
August 1-5
9-11:55am
$99
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oetry, short stories, and novellas (ex: “Le Petit
Nicolas”, Bonsoir Lune, and Le Petit Prince);
exploration of French culture and instruction of
basic language structures/vocabulary/phrases.
Taught by Peter Cavana.
G2 - THE GIRL GAMERS CLUB
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
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$125
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ang out with friends, have fun, and learn
key S.T.E.M. skills in this one-of-a-kind class!
Candy Crush, Facebook, and Instagram were all
built by people who understand the foundations of
design and technology. In this class, learn the basic
elements of 2D Game Design. Each day will include
a tech challenge and a profile of the female stars
of the tech world. Student games will be available
on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. Games are only compatible on PC computers. Mac versions can be created after the program
for a $15.00 conversion fee. Students will work in
pairs or teams for most of the program. Offered in
Partnership with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
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tudents will learn about the stories behind
board games that have been popular over the
years. Working together, they will discuss ideas and
create a new board game. Taught by Leslie Leary.
HOOKED ON YARN!
Ages 8-14
July 11-15
9-10:25am
July 25-29
9-10:25am
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$49
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eed a new scarf? Maybe you’d like to make
a present for a friend’s birthday? No problem. Learn to crochet and make your own special
creations. You’ll find out about the tools, yarn, and
stitches to make lots of fun projects. And, you’ll
learn the special, secret language to decode
crochet patterns so you can make more scarves,
mitts, stuffed animals...anything your imagination
can dream about, made with yarn and a crochet
hook. We’ll be creating projects in class that you’ll
be able to take home when we’re done. Taught by
Eileen M. Parkman.
IT’S GREEK TO ME!
Ages 8-14
July 25-29
1-3:55pm
$99
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ancient times and are still playing around the
world. Learn some of these favorite games of
yester-year, their rules, and some surprising variations. Taught by Joyce Brunet.
tudents will create art projects, sample the food
of the Greek gods, and learn about the constellations and the Olympics. Taught by Leslie Leary.
MATH GAMES
LEGO® WEDO BOTS
Ages 8-11
July 18-22
9-10:25am
July 25-29
10:30-11:55am
Ages 8-10
July 11-15 1-3:55pm $125
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uild cool robots with Lego® WeDo sets, code using
intuitive visual programming, and have fun playing with the robots you build. Among other projects,
we will build: a space shuttle, a stampeding bull, a
racing car, a bulldozer, jumping frogs, and a helicopter. At the end of the week students will be given a
“challenge” to solve by creating their own solutions
and applying the concepts learned in class. This class
requires the ability to work cooperatively in small
teams. Taught by Santiago Buigues.
MAKE YOUR FIRST 3D VIDEO GAME
Ages 8-10
July 11-15 9-11:55am
Ages 11-14
July 11-15
1-3:55pm $125
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$125
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Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic! This
class allows you to develop a game concept that
goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional
2D game design classes. Students will learn the
physics behind 3D games, explore beginner event
scripting, level design, controlling flow of gameplay, and storytelling. Student-created games will
be available on a password-protected Black
Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most
of the program. Offered in Partnership with Black
Rocket Productions, LLC.
$49
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oes your teacher say to practice your math
facts? Well, these games will make it a little
easier by making it more fun. You won’t even realize that you are practicing addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division facts. We can even
practice fractions. Some games involve using logic
and strategies, and can be played by yourself or
with a friend. Most games use dice and cards.
Taught by Joyce Brunet.
MEET THE REPTILES!
Ages 8-10
July 11-15
9-11:55am
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
August 1-5
9-11:55am
Ages 11-14
July 11-15
1-3:55pm
July 18-22
9-11:55am
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
$99
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$99
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eet the reptiles! Enjoy the experience of meeting lovable lizards, spectacular snakes, and
tremendous turtles in a safe and fun environment.
Learn about habitats, behaviors, reptile biology & ecology, conservation, and most importantly, understanding your role as a responsible reptile pet owner. Enjoy
interacting with a variety of reptiles and complete the
week with a fun and educational reptile-related
craft. Added bonus – learn about the fascinating world of arachnids, including those whose
habitats we share here in Central NY. Taught
by Diana Sleiertin.
MARBLES, JACKS, AND OTHER
GAMES OF BY-GONE DAYS
Ages 8-11
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
July 25-29
1-3:55pm
$99
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hat did kids play before video games? Come
learn how to spend the lazy, hot days of
summer in a new, old-fashioned way! Explore the
fun of games that children have enjoyed since
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NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY
MOJANG © 2009-2016. “MINECRAFT”
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
10:30-11:55am
MINECRAFT ANIMATORS
Ages 8-10
August 1- 5
9-11:55am
Ages 11-14
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
$125
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$125
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ring your favorite Minecraft characters to life
in an animated short film! Learn how studios
like Pixar and Disney make movies such as Inside
Out and Frozen by using techniques like key framing, tweening, texturing, and animating rigged
3D models! Student projects will be available on
a Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. You do not need to own a Minecraft account
to use the software in this class. Students will work
in pairs or teams for most of the program. Offered
in Partnership with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
MINECRAFT MODDERS
Ages 8-10
July 25-29
9-11:55am
Ages 11-14
July 25-29
1-3:55pm
$125
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$125
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se your favorite game to learn the basics of
modding and foundations of programming.
Learn scripting and logic statements as you create
your first mod! Introductory coding will also be
taught through a simulated environment inspired
by Minecraft. Student projects will be available on
a Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. To access their project at home, students
must own a PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet,
phone, and game console version of Minecraft are
not compatible. Students will work in pairs or teams
for most of the program. Offered in Partnership
with Black Rocket Productions, LLC.
MOVIE CLUB
Ages 8-14
July 18-22
1-3:55pm
August 1-5
9-11:55am
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njoy a movie in a relaxing, cool environment. In
this course, we will watch movies of different
genres and then complete fun activities based on the
movies! Taught by Lisa Lloyd.
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xplore the work of world-renowned photographers and then grab your own digital camera
and dive in to capture your own amazing images
of nature! You will learn how to take close-up
photographs of plants, insects, rocks, and more.
You will explore concepts such as lighting and
contrast when you photograph cloud formations
and weather. Once you have mastered photography, you will upload your images to a computer
and learn how to use digital imaging software to
enhance your work. Bring a digital camera. Taught
by Crystal Mason.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Ages 11-14
July 18-22
9-11:55am
$125
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oin us and explore renewable energy sources
with Lego® Power Functions, Lego® Technic and
K’Nex components. Using generators and solar panel
elements, we will investigate energy supply, transfer, accumulation, conversion, and consumption
through exciting hands-on activities, building fun
contraptions, and resolving a number of “challenges”.
This class requires the ability to work cooperatively in
small teams. Taught by Santiago Buigues.
RETRO CRAFTS
Ages 8-14
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
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tudents will make modern versions of crafts
that were popular in the 1960s and 1970s
such as tie-dye, yarn crafts, paint-by-numbers, and
candle-making. Taught by Leslie Leary.
Olympic lifting, Powerlifting, and CrossFit, and
discover how we, too, can become a power house.
Taught by Kayleen Wilkinson.
THE ART OF MAKING DREAM
CATCHERS AND MEDICINE BAGS
SCIEXPLORERS
Ages 8-10
July 11-15
1-3:55pm
August 1-5
9-11:55am
Ages 11-14
July 11-15
9-11:55am
August 1-5
1-3:55pm
$125
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$125
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ake a crash course in cool science! In Sciexplorers you’ll investigate different science topics
each day! From light and color to sound energy
and super cooled gases, you’ll experience some
amazing reactions and “tricks” and learn some fun
home science that you can show to your family and
friends! Activities may include freezing balloons,
solar prints, UV detection bracelets, penny “alchemy,” yogurt making, food chemistry, and more!
Taught by Byron Norelius.
$49
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earn the Native American history of both medicine bags and dream catchers, and make one
of each to take home! A fun and informative class!
Taught by Beverly Owen.
UNIQUE CONTAINER GARDENS
Ages 8-14
July 11-15
9-11:55am
$99
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tudents will learn about plants and use unique
containers to create different types of gardens
such as a pizza garden, fairy garden, or terrarium.
Taught by Leslie Leary.
WRITING YOUR EXPERIENCE
SMARTY PANTS MATH
Ages 8-11
July 18-22
10:30-11:55am
July 25-29
9-10:25am
Ages 11-14
July 11-15
2:30-3:55pm
July 25-29
1-2:25pm
$49
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Auburn
Ages 8-10
July 25-29
10:30-11:55am
Ages 11-14 July 25-29
1-2:25pm
$49
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his is for the young mathematicians that enjoy
math with a twist. Explore and make sense of
the phenomena of numbers and math concepts in
new ways. Numbers are only a part of math. Some
people see patterns and shapes that others don’t.
Have fun exploring number patterns, solving mathematical puzzles, using logic, and learning some
calculating tricks that will have your friends think
you are a mathematical genius. Learn some puzzles
and number trickery that will keep them stumped.
Taught by Joyce Brunet.
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STRONG GIRLS WORKING!
YOUNG INTERIOR DESIGNERS
Ages 8-14
August 1-5
2:30-3:55pm
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n exercise class for girls who want to learn
how to get strong and powerful. We will learn
a variety of body weight movements, agility drills,
and an introduction to lifting weights. We will talk
about ladies who are kicking booty in sports like
n this workshop, students will first construct a journal
to record observations. Throughout the week, the
class will complete exercises to identify what inspires
them, then use their inspiration to write a creative work
of their choice, whether it’s poetry, a story, scientific
analysis, self-reflection, or another genre. Students will
begin the week by learning and practicing mindfulness
techniques to observe and record that experience.
They will use present-moment awareness to hone their
observation and to tap into their creativity throughout
the week as well. Taught by Katherine Stout.
Ages 8-14
July 11-15
1-3:55pm
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tudents will create a mood board for ideas to
decorate their bedrooms. Various art projects
will enable students to personalize their space. Each
student will have the opportunity to upcycle a piece
of used furniture to take home. Taught by Leslie Leary.
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DATE
July 11-15
July 18-22
TIME
CLASS
AGES
9-10:25am
Hooked On Yarn!
8-14
9-11:55am
Discovery Camp EV3
Make Your First 3D Video Game
Meet the Reptiles
Sciexplorers
Unique Container Gardens
11-14
8-10
8-10
11-14
8-14
10:30-11:55am
Cheek-y Art
8-14
1-2:25pm
Go Green! Make Your Own Dream Catchers
and Drums
8-10
1-3:55pm
5 Countries in 5 Days
LEGO® WeDo Bots
Make Your First 3D Video Game
Meet the Reptiles
Sciexplorers
Young Interior Designers
8-14
8-10
11-14
11-14
8-10
8-14
2:30-3:55pm
The Art of Making Dream Catchers and
Medicine Bags
11-14
9-10:25am
Math Games
8-11
9-11:55am
App Adventures: The Next Level
“Day of the Dead” Celebration
Meet the Reptiles!
Renewable Energy
8-14
8-14
11-14
11-14
10:30-11:55am
Food for Power
Nature Photography
Smarty Pants Math
8-14
8-14
8-11
1-3:55pm
Battlebots
Birds, Bees, and Butterflies
G2- The Girl Gamers Club
Marbles, Jacks, and Other Games of
By-Gone Days
Meet the Reptiles
Movie Club
8-10
8-14
8-14
8-11
8-10
8-14
DATE
July 25-29
TIME
CLASS
AGES
9-10:25am
Hooked On Yarn
Smarty Pants Math
8-14
8-11
9-11:55am
Adventures in the Animal Kingdom
Exotic Fruits and Vegetables
Heroes and Monsters: Film Analysis
Minecraft Modders
11-14
8-14
11-14
8-10
10:30-11:55am
Cheek-y Art
Math Games
Writing Your Experience
8-14
8-11
8-10
1-2:25pm
The Art of Making Dream Catchers and
Medicine Bags
Writing Your Experience
11-14
Adventures in the Animal Kingdom
French Children’s Literature
It’s Greek to Me
Marbles, Jacks, and Other Games of
By-Gone Days
Minecraft Modders
8-10
11-14
8-14
8-11
Go Green! Make Your Own Dream Catchers
and Drums
8-10
A Week at Hogwarts
Art Adventures
French Children’s Literature
Meet the Reptiles
Minecraft Animators
Movie Club
Sciexplorers
History of Board Games
11-14
11-14
11-14
8-10
8-10
8-14
8-10
8-14
1-2:25pm
Food for Power
8-14
1-3:55pm
All in the Cards
Art Adventures
Heroes and Monsters: Film Analysis
Meet the Reptiles
Minecraft Animators
Retro Crafts
Sciexplorers
11-14
8-10
11-14
11-14
11-14
8-14
11-14
2:30-3:55pm
Strong Girl Working
8-14
1-3:55pm
2:30-3:55pm
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