Summer Odyssey - Fayetteville Academy

Fayetteville Academy
SUMMER ODYSSEY CAMPS
2016
3200 Cliffdale Road
Fayetteville, NC
28303
910-868-5131
SUMMER ODYSSEY 2016
Fayetteville
General Information
Academy is a
college preparatory
REGISTRATION: Students are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis. Many
opportunities
programs have limited enrollment; therefore, we recommend that you register no later
than two weeks prior to the beginning of the program in which you are interested. Instructors reserve the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. If this
happens, you will be contacted at least one week before that program, and your entire
tuition will be refunded. All programs meet Monday through Friday unless otherwise
indicated.
since 1970.
Costs and Fees: All camps cost $160 (supply fee included) with the exception of the
school offering
exceptional
camps scheduled for June 8th—10th ($110). Before Care is $20 per family per week.
This fee is non-refundable. After Care is $100 per child per week or $25 per day. This
fee includes a supply fee and afternoon snack.
Dress: Students should dress appropriately for the program in which they are enrolled.
Bare feet are not permitted in the buildings. Dress should always be in good taste. Water bottles and sunscreen are suggested supplies for outdoor camps. Closed toe shoes
are required.
Insurance: Fayetteville Academy carries a comprehensive general liability policy, but
parents are responsible for their child's accident and health policies.
Admissions Policy: The Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
scholarship,
national or ethnic origin, or religion in the administration of admissions, educational
policies, financial aid, athletic programs, or oher activities. Applications for Summer
Odyssey are accepted from all students, regardless of where they are enrolled during
the regular academic year. Preference will be given to currently enrolled Fayetteville
Academy students.
honor,
Withdrawals: Refunds will be made to those who withdraw from a program up to
The Academy
emphasizes
leadership,
and citizenship.
one week prior to the beginning of that program. If a student withdraws less than one
week before the program begins, no refund is possible (regardless of the reason). The
Academy reserves the right to ask any student to withdraw if the school feels that the
student's continued presence is a negative one. If a student is required to withdraw, that
tuition cannot be refunded.
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SUMMER ODYSSEY 2016
General Information (continued)
Times: All half-day camps 8:30 am —12:00 pm.
Before Care
7:30—8:30 am
After Care
12:00 pm—5:30 pm
*Drop-off and pick-up for all camps will be located in the gym lobby.
*After Care will be on the playground or in the technology building.
Late fee of $1 per minute will be due immediately after 5:30 pm.
*Signs will be posted weekly as to specific location of all camps.
The Academy
will offer camps
June 8th through
August 5th.
All camps
(except for June
8th-10th)cost
$160 (supply fee
included).
Half day camps will only be conducted when 6 or more campers are registered.
Please look out for any special instructions from the teacher the week before your child’s camp!.
FA’s Summer Office Hours: 9:00 am—4:00 pm Monday-Thursday; 9:00
am—12 pm Friday
Before Care is $20
per week per family
(non-refundable).
Contact Us:
Christine Sappington—Summer Odyssey Director
(ext. 3241 / csappington@fayettevilleacademy.com)
Julie Mathhues— Summer Odyssey Assistant Director
(ext. 3224 / jmathhues@fayettevilleacademy.com)
After Care is $100 per
child per week or $25
per child per day. This
includes a supply fee
and afternoon snack.
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SUMMER ODYSSEY 2016
Make
friends
and
memories
to last a
lifetime!
Before Care
June 8th—August 5th
This service is for parents who need to drop off their child(ren) before
camps begin. If you drop them off before 8:15 am, you will be charged
the $20.00 fee. This fee is paid weekly, and we cannot accept daily
payments. If you are not using the before care service, drop-off for
camps begins at 8:15 am.
After Care
June 8th—August 5th
12:00 pm– 1:00 pm lunch / free play on playground (weather permitting)
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm activities organized for specified day of the week
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm snack / free play on the playground or gym
Monday – sports / game day
Tuesday – craft / art day
Join us in
our
summer
fun!
Wednesday – water day
Thursday – science / cooking / iPad day
Friday – movie day
Campers will spend the afternoon enjoying time with their peers. Each
week will include new and fun activities for the specified day. There
will be some flexibility with each day’s specific activity depending on
weather.
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To register, complete this form (please print) and return with your check payable to FA SUMMER
ODYSSEY to:
Fayetteville Academy
Summer Odyssey 2016
3200 Cliffdale Road
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28303
Student's Name: ____________________________ Age: ______ Birth Date: ___________ 2016-2017 Grade: ________
Address: ___________________________________________ 2015-2016 School Attended: ________________________
Parents or Guardian: _________________________________ Parent ‘s Daytime Phone: ___________________________
Parent Email Address: _______________________________________________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________
Cost: ____________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________
Cost: ____________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________
Cost: ____________
(Please photocopy this form for additional children or programs)
Total Enclosed: ____________
EMERGENCY INFORMATION & PERMISSION FOR TREATMENT FORM
Student's Last Name: __________________________________ First Name: ___________________________________
MI__________
Parent/Guardian Name: ____________________________________________________Home Phone:_____________________________
Mother's Business Phone: _________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager #: _______________________________________
Father's Business Phone: __________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager #: _______________________________________
In case of emergency and parent is NOT available, contact: _________________________________________________________
(Name) (Phone) (Cell Phone)
Local hospital preference (if parent or guardian cannot be reached): __________________________________________________
Student's Social Security #: __________________________________ Date of Birth: ____________________________________
Allergies and other medical conditions: (Please explain checked items on separate sheet of paper):
ALLERGIES ________ ASTHMA _________ DIABETES_________ EPILEPSY_________ HEART PROBLEMS___________
DRUG ALLERGIES__________ RECURRING ILLNESS_________
OTHER _________________________________________
Insurance Company: ________________________________________ Policy #: ________________________________________
Camps fill quickly, so register early!
In case of an emergency, I hereby give permission for my child to be taken to a physician or hospital by either a parent in charge or
by school personnel. I understand that every reasonable effort will be made to contact me. If I cannot be reached, however, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the teacher in charge, adult chaperone(s), or athletic coach to hospitalize and secure
proper emergency treatment (including surgery) for my son/daughter. I am the responsible party for hospitalization and medical payment.
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Signature of Parent or Guardian: _________________________________________Date:______________________
Summer Odyssey 2016
American Girl
June 8th—10th
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Instructors: Dawn Burt and Amanda Young
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Grades: PK — 5
Celebrate what it means to be an American Girl! We will create crafts and treats, learn about historical figures of American Girl, and finish the week with an American Girl tea party!
Fizz, Bang, Boom!
Instructor: Wesley Pantelakos
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Grades: PK—3
Join this mini-camp to complete hands-on science experiments that will excite curiosity in the
world around us. We will stay busy with a jam-packed day that will include results that will fizz,
bang, boom, and more!
Shark Week
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Instructors: Justin Bellamy and Ryan Sappington
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Ages: 7—12
Come and explore the life and interactions of sharks. We will spend the week learning about all
types of sharks and discuss structure and function. Each camper will have the opportunity to explore the external and internal structures of a Dog Fish Shark. Each camper will need to wear
closed-toe shoes.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 8th—10th
Crafternoon Camp
Instructors: Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis
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Grades: PK-5
Come have a “craftastic” time with Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis for 3 days of Crafternoon FUN!
Campers will do various arts & craft projects that are fun, challenging, and messy! We will end
the week by helping students pack up all of their work to take home in a portfolio that they
made!
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Cardiovascular Camp
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Instructors: Rachael Sappington and Daniel Edmonds
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Grades: 3 –5
Enjoy this mini-camp learning about the heart. Students will learn how the heart works, parts
of the heart, and dissect a pig’s heart on Friday. Students will observe heart tissue under the
microscope and design their own heart t-shirt.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 13th—17th
Ahoy, Matey!
Instructor: Dawn Burt
Grades: PK—3
Yo ho ho! Choose a pirate name and then design your own eye patch and ship flag. Try your
hand using navigational skills to locate the bounty of treasure listed on your treasure map!
Let the Wild Learning Rumpus Begin!
Instructor: Nancy Golsteyn
Grades: 3—4
Enjoy a week of drama, crafts, art, brain games, poetry, and cooking as we take a wild journey
through Maurice Sendak’s award winning story Where the Wild Things Are. Campers will benefit from opportunities to improve math, reading comprehension, and writing skills in a fun, creative format.
Cooking Camp
Instructor: Amanda Young
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Grades: PK—3
Taste the adventure. Measure, mix, and make recipes for your own cookbook in this exciting
cooking camp. Move over Bobby Flay......we're cooking our own way!!
*Nuts and nut products will be used throughout this camp
2016 Summer Olympics
(12 campers maximum)
Instructor: Victoria Morgan
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Grades: 3—5
Everyone dreams of participating in the Olympics, and campers will have the chance to do just
that in this Olympic themed camp. Campers will learn about Olympic history, symbols, and
games through interactive activities such as crafts, games, reading, and hands-on learning.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 13th—17th
Crafts Around the World
Instructor: Maria Marquez
Grades: K—4
We will make crafts from different countries in the world. Travel with us and create a Mexican
piñata, a Puerto Rican carnival mask, Guatemalan worry dolls, a Chilean loom bag, Spanish
fans, Chinese umbrellas, Guatemalan bark paintings, and more!
Baseball Camp
Instructor: Alan Campbell
Grades: PK—5
Come learn the fundamentals of baseball! We will work on throwing, catching, fielding, and
game plays as well as techniques to become a great team player.
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Gymnastics
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Instructor: Shay Morazes and Drew Yoder
Grades: PK—2
Come out and learn basic skills in gymnastics, tumbling, flexibility, and stretching techniques.
Duct Tape Engineering Jr.
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: K—3
Campers will explore the versatility of duct tape by making and testing items constructed exclusively out of duct tape. We will do many fun projects with duct tape that campers will be able to
keep. Projects may include duct tape wallets, bookmarks, and duct tape boats (and seeing if we
can make them float on water). If you participated last year don’t worry! We will be doing new projects as well! Join this Jr. camp for projects which will be less frustrating for smaller hands!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 13th—17th
Tennis Camp
Instructor: Wesley Pantelakos
Grades: 2—6
Get in the game! Learn the fundamental skills of tennis such as forehand, backhand, volley, and
serve. The camp will include lots of contests and fun lead-up games. The skills and drills taught
are part of the USTA program. Get your child involved in a lifetime sport.
Fort Box 2.0 Camp
Instructors: Ms. Reavis and Mrs. Reeves
Grades: PK—5
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Come join Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis for Fort Box 2.0! Students will begin the day with a
“building/craft” activity and then work collaboratively to construct and build using various materials. We will begin the week by using newspapers to build a “stick” structure, then we will move
to “tents”, then to cardboard boxes. On the last day of camp we will have a “Fort Party”!
*Students need to bring on the first day: 1 large sheet, 2 cardboard boxes (big enough to sit in),
and toilet paper and paper towel rolls (as many as you want).
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Creative Writing / College Application Camp
Instructor: MaryMelda Kizer
Grades: Rising 12th graders / 11th graders if space is available
This camp is designed to get students thinking and writing creatively, with a special emphasis on
college applications. Marymelda Kizer, the current FA Librarian, also taught 9th, 10th, and 11th
grade English at Fayetteville Academy for ten years. She has her undergraduate and Master’s degrees in English Education from UNC-Chapel Hill, where she attended as a Morehead Scholar. Students who participate in the camp will also have access to Mrs. Kizer for help with college essays
throughout the school year.
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All Sports Camp
(15 campers maximum)
Instructor: Karin Levesque
Grades: 2—6
Tired of playing the same games? Why not try a variety of sports, skills, and games? Each day a
different sport will be presented such as volleyball, floor hockey, basketball, tennis, and other
team games. Contests will be included everyday. Come join us and have some fun!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Under the Sea
Instructor: Dawn Burt
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June 20th—24th
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Grades: PK—2
Get ready to explore all things under the sea! We will learn about living things under the sea, go
on a sand adventure and end the week with a splash day!
Let the Wild Learning Rumpus Begin!
Instructor: Nancy Golsteyn
Grades: 3—4
Enjoy a week of drama, crafts, art, brain games, poetry, and cooking as we take a wild journey
through Maurice Sendak’s award winning story Where the Wild Things Are. Campers will benefit
from opportunities to improve math, reading comprehension, and writing skills in a fun, creative
format.
Superhero Camp
Instructor: Amanda Young
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Grades: PK—3
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Pow! Bam! Wow! Get ready to find your super power in this exciting Superhero camp. Enjoy a week
of making superhero treats, crafts, games, and end the week with an obstacle course that will really test your strength!
All Sports Camp
(15 campers maximum)
Instructor: Karin Levesque
Grades: 2—6
Tired of playing the same games? Why not try a variety of sports, skills, and games? Each day a
different sport will be presented such as volleyball, floor hockey, basketball, tennis, and other
team games. Contests will be included everyday. Come join us and have some fun!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 20th—24th
Star Wars Camp
Instructor: Wesley Pantelakos
Grades: 1—5
Throughout this camp we will be exploring the galaxies and learning about the Jedi and Sith. Enjoy making masks and light sabers for your favorite characters as well as coloring, and testing
out our force abilities.
Amazing Race
Instructor: Rachael Sappington
Grades: 3—5
Enjoy a week of learning different games from different countries as we travel the globe on this fun
filled competition and have daily competitions with the games from different areas of the world.
Glow Camp
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: K—6
Are you ready to GLOW in the dark? In this fun camp we will make many crafts that glow in the
dark and will have fun turning out the lights and using black lights! Campers will learn how to make
various glow in the dark items and will be able to take crafts home along with instructions to repeat these processes at home. We will also be decorating T-shirts with various GLOW paint!
iPads, iPads, iPads
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Instructor: Rebecca Phillips
Grades: K—3
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Come and explore a week full of iPad fun! Campers will be introduced to new apps and different
ways to use their iPads for entertainment and education.
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Gymnastics
June 20th—24th
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Instructor: Shay Morazes and Drew Yoder
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Grades: 3—5
Come out and learn basic skills in gymnastics, tumbling, flexibility, and stretching techniques.
Dance Around the World
Instructor: Maria Marquez
Grades: K—4
Here we go! Explore different types of music and dance from around the world. From salsa to flamenco to tarantella and beyond, you'll have fun movin' and groovin' ...We will travel around the
world learning dances from Spain, Puerto Rico, Italy, Chile, Dominican Republic, Colombia, and
more!
Ed Emberley Drawing Camp
Instructor: Ms. Reavis
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Grades: 1—5
Come have some art fun with Ms. Reavis! This drawing camp is based on the “Learn How To Draw”
books by Ed Emberley. Each day campers will be introduced to the day’s theme. They will learn
how to draw each subject step-by-step (a process lovingly guided by Ms. Reavis); then, after some
practice, they will use what they have learned to create a full-page drawing. Students will go home
at the end of the week with a portfolio of their work and lots of good memories.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Out of this World!
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Instructor: Victoria Morgan
June 20th—24th
(12 camper maximum)
Grades: 1—3
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Campers will learn about our solar system and galaxy through reading, arts and crafts, and
hands-on activities that engage and inspire. Campers will investigate the solar system and
learn how to take better care of our own planet.
Robotics Programming Camp
Instructor: Debi Smith
Grades : 4 and up
Learn to program our EV3 Lego® Robot. New users and experienced programmers will enjoy this week of robotics programming fun. You can start from “What is a Robot? And how
do I give it instructions” to completing more complex “Missions” (or challenges) that vary
according to individual camper’s capabilities. You will work as a team and/or as individuals –
whatever works for you. This camp is for anyone interested in programming a robot. It is
not just for FA Robotics Team members although they are welcome to attend for additional
programming experience.
Boredom Busters
Instructor: Beckie Smith
Grades: PK—2
Have you ever been so bored that you couldn’t even come up with anything to do to fix your
boredom? Have you wasted hours telling your mom that you were bored? Come spend the
week making and playing indoor games you can re-create at home, doing cool science experiments and discovering how to turn a boring day into something fun. Your imagination
will run wild, and you’ll never be bored again!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 27th—July 1st
Kids’ Dramatix: Greek Drama- Tales From Mt. Olympus
Instructor: Jennifer Ratcliffe
Grades: 2-5
Join us as we explore the world of Zeus and the Gods of Mt. Olympus! Discover how this ancient
civilization has influenced us today. Experience Greek Mythology and Greek Drama through
games, activities, and improvisations. Experiment with acting in masks. Prepare for battle like a
Spartan, and be a part of bringing an ancient myth to life!
**Students will need to bring one king size pillowcase for simple costume design.
Red, White, Blue and YOU!
Instructor: Dawn Burt
Grades: PK—3
Let’s celebrate the USA and YOU before the 4th of July holiday! We will be creating red, white
and blue crafts and snacks. We will also be learning a little history about the 4th of July and how
YOU make this country unique and wonderful!
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!
Instructor: Beckie Smith
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Grades: PK—2
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Join us for fun-filled activities, the kinds of things you might do at a typical sleepover with crafts
and activities of all kinds – specially formulated for the girl in all of us. Make your own soap, lip
gloss, and sugar scrubs, receive make-up tips and info on how to care for your skin, and enjoy
manicures and pedicures. In addition, learn to make jewelry out of recycled materials; the list of
activities goes on and on!
Let’s Go Camping!
Instructor: Debi Smith
Grades: 2—5
Do you like to camp? Can you build a tent? How about a campfire? Do you know your knots? Do
you like wildlife and the outdoors? Come join us for fun and adventure about how to camp and
cook outdoors (including s’mores and “walking tacos”). Camp-related crafts will also be completed!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
June 27th—July 1st
Disney Extravaganza
Instructor: Rachael Sappington
Grades: K—5
Enjoy all the Disney fun there is to offer. Each day we will explore a different Disney favorite movie
learning the songs, making Disney treats and our own Disney characters. The camp will conclude
with a Disney-themed party and making our very own Mickey Mouse ears!
Sherlock Holmes Camp
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: 3—6
In this camp we will be solving mysteries and stopping crime! Find all the clues to catch the cat burglar and return the stolen ancient artifact!! Join us to have fun catching and stopping the bad guys!
Alien Camp
Instructor: Ms. Reavis and Mrs. Reeves
Grades: PK—5
Come blast off with Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis for a fun week of Alien activities that are out of this
world! We will read stories, create aliens with various art media and even make spaceships! The
week will end with an Alien “abduction” party!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Softball Camp
June 27th—July 1st
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Instructor: Kylee Taylor
Grades: 1—5
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Enjoy a week of learning basic skills in softball. We will spend the week throwing, pitching, hitting,
and sliding.
JEDI Engineering using LEGO® (9 AM—12 PM)
Instructor: Playwell
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Ages: 5—7
The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering
principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults,
Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural
projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire!
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JEDI Master Engineering using LEGO® (1PM—4PM)
Instructor: Playwell
Ages: 8—12
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The Force Awakens in this advanced engineering course for young Jedi! Discover key engineering
concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO X-Wings,
AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, Settlements, Fortresses, and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 5th—8th
Kids’ Dramatix: Stories Alive! (Session 1) “Pete the Cat”
Instructor: Jennifer Ratcliffe
Grades: PK—2
Help us bring a book to life! Come explore the process of producing a show from a simple story.
Create simple costumes and scenery, and watch how a story transforms from the page to the
stage— all Pete the Cat style!
Handbell Boot Camp
Instructor: Donald Warren
Grades: 3 and up
Learn about music while playing a giant human “piano!” Spend a week taking part in a crashcourse introduction to playing English handbells, including learning music-reading skills that
are specific to handbell music. Handbells are specialized instruments that are played by a
group instead of an individual musician, making ringing a fun challenge for music-savvy students. Students should have a few basic music reading skills, such as being familiar with the
line and space names and note values. (Need 4, 6 or 9-11 participants. Other combinations
won’t work.)
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Mystery Camp
Instructor: Daniel Edmonds
Grades: PK—2
Do you like mysteries? Do you have to know what happened at the end? Then Mystery Camp at
Summer Odyssey is a unique week that you will enjoy! Decode drawings, solve riddles, become
a private eye and have fun performing spy activities. Campers will go on scavenger hunts and
perform spy activities each day.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Minion Camp
Instructor: Ms. Reavis and Mrs. Reeves
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July 5th—8th
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Grades: PK—5
BELLO! Come join the two biggest minions for a week of minion fun! We will do crafts, dancing,
art, and even learn to speak minion! The week will end with a minion party! POOPAYE!
Cheer Camp
Instructor: Rachael Sappington
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Grades: PK—5
Enjoy a week learning cheers, dance routines, and stunting. We will make spirit posters, bows,
and tee shirts. The girls will have a performance on Friday at 11:30 am and will cheer during
some of the home games during the 2016—2017 school year.
Advanced Mad Scientists
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
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Grades: 3—6
Campers will perform various fun experiments covering a variety of scientific concepts designed
to peak their curiosity. We will learn and apply the scientific method in a fun way while exploring
exciting things such as bouncy balls made of glue! Join this advanced camp for challenging projects designed for inquisitive minds! If you participated last year, don’t worry; we are doing new
projects as well!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 11th—15th
Garden Party
Instructor: Melissa Bruns
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Grades: 1 –3
Let’s get our hands dirty in the garden! Together we will learn about growing flowers and foods.
We will share healthy snacks, make crafts, and even have a Garden Party!
Anyone Can Paint Watercolor Camp
Instructor: Ms. Reavis
Grades: 2– 6
Come join Ms. Reavis and Paint, Paint, Paint! Campers will learn about watercolor paints and
how to use them. We will work with basic techniques to create step-by step paintings. At the end
of the week we will have an art show in the Alumni Fine Arts Gallery.
Origami Camp
Instructor: Mrs. Reeves
Grades: 3– 6
Come learn the ancient art of paper folding (Origami) with Mrs. Reeves! This is a fun camp designed to help children learn problem solving in a fun and creative way. We will begin the week
with simple and basic folds, then work our way up to folding different characters. This camp is
great for students who love to solve puzzles. By the end of the week campers will be sent home
with a folder full of work and an abundance of knowledge.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 11th—15th
Kids’ Dramatix: Little Actor’s Studio- Monologue Workshop
Instructor: Jennifer Ratcliffe
Grades: 2-5
Looking to refine your acting skills? Join us for our Monologue Workshop where we explore
character development through improvisation, voice and body work, and more! Participants
will also leave the workshop with an audition-ready monologue for their portfolio.
Robotics Programming Camp
Instructor: Debi Smith
Grades : 4 and up
Learn to program our EV3 Lego® Robot. New users and experienced programmers will enjoy
this week of robotics programming fun. You can start from “What is a Robot? And how do I give
it instructions” to completing more complex “Missions” (or challenges) that vary according to
individual camper’s capabilities. You will work as a team and/or as individuals – whatever works
for you. This camp is for anyone interested in programming a robot. It is not just for FA Robotics Team members although they are welcome to attend for additional programming experience.
Recycled Art Camp
Instructor: Beckie Smith
Grades: 2 –6
We’ll make art from other people’s trash. Do you want to help the environment while being creative? This camp’s for you! Make a fish out of a bottle, make wind chimes out of household items.
Be wowed by all the beautiful creations that come from recycled materials.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 11th—15th
Baseball Camp
Instructor: Alan Campbell
Grades: PK—5
Come learn the fundamentals of baseball! We will work on throwing, catching, fielding, and
game plays as well as techniques to become a great team player.
Glow Camp
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: K—6
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Are you ready to GLOW in the dark? In this fun camp we will make many crafts that glow in the
dark and will have fun turning out the lights and using black lights! Campers will learn how to
make various glow in the dark items and will be able to take crafts home along with instructions
to repeat these processes at home. We will also be decorating T-shirts with various GLOW paint!
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Animation Appreciation
Instructor: Jeff Smith
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Grades: 3—8
Campers will be taken through a history of animation, starting at the earliest movie theater cartoons, moving through full length features, television animation, and into computer animation of
today. This will be more than just watching cartoons since we will be analyzing them from an artistic, historical and technological perspective.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 18th—22nd
Summer Camp, Camp
Instructor: Beckie Smith
Grades: 2—5
All the fun of a sleep-away camp transformed into Day Camp! Tie-dye, fun crafts, and games that
will remind your parents of their days at camp away from home. Learn camp songs, be creative and
crazy. Loads of fun outdoors and in!
Makin’ Movies
Instructor: Debi Smith
Grades: 4 and up
Bring your imagination and your camera’s eye. We will learn to plan (storyboards), video-tape (w/
iPads) and edit movies. We will edit movies on iPads and transfer videos to PC’s for editing and refining. Simple stop-animation and even some clay-mation will be included. Family and friends will
be invited to our Film Festival on Friday!
Jump Start to Chemistry
(10 student maximum)
Instructor: Nancy Goodrum
Grades: 10
Get a head start to success in chemistry! Learn some basic vocabulary terms and the periodic table and the unique elements that make up all matter. Practice working in our chemistry lab each
day. Learn how to work safely, how to read directions and how to collect and record data. Practice writing and balancing simple chemical equations. Have fun and get ready for chemistry class
all at the same time!
Disney Extravaganza
Instructor: Emma McCauley
Grades: K—5
Enjoy all the Disney fun there is to offer. Each day we will explore a different Disney favorite movie
learning the songs, making Disney treats and our own Disney characters. The camp will conclude
with a Disney-themed party and making our very own Mickey Mouse ears!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 18th—22nd
Welcome to the Carnival!
(12 camper maximum)
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Instructor: Victoria Morgan
Grades: PK– 2
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Everyone loves the carnival! Join us for a great week of indoor and outdoor carnival games, arts
and crafts, and learning about the different ways people from around the world celebrate carnivals!
Kids’ Dramatix: Little Black Box Theatre
Instructor: Jennifer Ratcliffe
Grades: 1-4
Have a big imagination? We want you! Join us as we improvise, experiment, and create an original performance piece. Explore the dynamics of staging and character development, and
watch a (short) ORIGINAL play come to life!
Sherlock Holmes Camp
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: 3—6
In this camp we will be solving mysteries and stopping crime! Find all the clues to catch the cat burglar and return the stolen ancient artifact!! Join us to have fun catching and stopping the bad guys!
Fort Box 2.0 Camp
Instructors: Ms. Reavis and Mrs. Reeves
Grades: PK—5
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Come join Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis for Fort Box 2.0! Students will begin the day with a
“building/craft” activity and then work collaboratively to construct and build using various materials. We will begin the week by using newspapers to build a fort, then we will move to “tents”, then
to cardboard boxes. On the last day of camp we will have a “Fort Party”! *Students need to bring
on the first day: 1 sheet, 2 cardboard boxes (big enough to sit in), and toilet paper and paper towel
rolls.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Secret Spies
July 25th—29th
Instructor: Victoria Morgan
(12 camper maximum)
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Grades: 3—5
Much mystery awaits the soon-to-be spies at this camp! Campers will craft their own spy
tools, embark on a scavenger hunt, solve mysteries, and participate in activities that will put
their creative and critical thinking skills to the test!
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!
Instructor: Debi Smith
Grades: 2—6
Join us for fun-filled activities, the kinds of things you might do at a typical sleepover with
crafts and activities of all kinds – specially formulated for the girl in all of us. Make your own
soap, lip gloss, and sugar scrubs, receive make-up tips and info on how to care for your skin,
and enjoy manicures and pedicures. Learn to knit with your hands to make scarfs and/or
make jewelry out of recycled materials. How do you do a French Braid or fix your hair in some
fancy “updo” you ask? We’ll learn that too! The list of activities goes on and on!
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Boredom Busters
Instructor: Beckie Smith
Grades: PK—2
Have you ever been so bored that you couldn’t even come up with anything to do to fix your
boredom? Have you wasted hours telling your mom that you were bored? Come spend the
week making and playing indoor games you can re-create at home, doing cool science experiments and discovering how to turn a boring day into something fun. Your imagination will run
wild, and you’ll never be bored again!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 25th—29th
Kids’ Dramatix: Stories Alive! (Session 2) “Wild Things”
Instructor: Jennifer Ratcliffe
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Grades: PreK- 2
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Swing into action, create a wild rumpus, and ‘roar those terrible roars!’ Help us bring the classic book Where The Wild Things Are to life! Come explore the process of producing a show
from a story. Create simple costumes and scenery, and watch how a story transforms from the
page to the stage.
Cheer Camp
Instructor: Rachael Sappington
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Grades: PK—5
Enjoy a week learning cheers, dance routines, and stunting. We will make spirit posters, bows, and
tee shirts. The girls will have a performance on Friday at 11:30 am and the girls will cheer during
some of the home games during the 2016—2017 school year.
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Flight School Paper Airplane Camp
Instructors: Ms. Reavis and Mrs. Reeves
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Grades: PK—5
Come fly the friendly skies with Mrs. Reeves and Ms. Reavis. Campers will learn how to fold paper
airplanes, go through flight school and test their “pilot” reflexes! Campers will also make a paper
tumblewing that propels itself! At the end of the week campers will take their baggage claim
home!
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Tennis Camp
Instructor: Wesley Pantelakos
Grades: 2—6
Get in the game! Learn the fundamental skills of tennis such as forehand, backhand, volley, and
serve. The camp will include lots of contests and fun lead-up games. The skills and drills taught are
part of the USTA program. Get your child involved in a lifetime sport.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
July 25th—29th
Pre-Engineering using LEGO® (9 AM—12 PM)
Instructor: Playwell
Ages: 5—7
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects
such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own
unique design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the
guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for
the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.
Bashem’ Bots using LEGO® (1PM—4 PM)
Instructor: Playwell
Ages: 8—12
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a massive motorized LEGO machine? Our Play Well
Engineering instructors guide students in this advanced Play-Well engineering camp, as they reengineer standard LEGO vehicles into mechanized machines that can traverse challenging obstacles, battle against fellow bots, and take on Play-Well Instructors’ colossal creations.
Advanced Duct Tape Engineering
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
Grades: 3—6
Campers will explore the versatility of duct tape by making and testing different items constructed
exclusively out of duct tape. We will do many fun projects with duct tape that campers will be able
to keep. Projects may include duct tape wallets, bookmarks, and duct tape boats (and seeing if we
can make them float on water). If you participated last year, don’t worry! We will be doing new projects as well! Join this advanced camp for more challenging and rewarding projects! Each camper
must bring three rolls of the duct tape of their choosing.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
August 1st—5th
Oodles of Noodles
Instructor: Rachael Sappington
Grade: 1—5
Enjoy a week of fun-filled games and arts and crafts using pool noodles. The children will make
craft projects and assemble lots of games for a competition on Friday.
Strings and Beads Camp
Instructor: Mrs. Reeves
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Grade: PK—5
Come join Mrs. Reeves for a week of strings and beads craftiness! We will do a different project
each day including “melty” beads, woven potholders and jewelry! At the end of the week campers
will take home all of their creations.
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All Sports Camp
(15 campers maximum)
Instructor: Karin Levesque
Grades: 2—6
Tired of playing the same games? Why not try a variety of sports, skills, and games? Each day a
different sport will be presented such as volleyball, floor hockey, basketball, tennis, and other team
games. Contests will be included everyday. Come join us and have some fun!
Advanced Mad Scientists
Instructor: Michelle Berrisford
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Grades: 3—6
Campers will perform various fun experiments covering a variety of scientific concepts designed to
peak their curiosity. We will learn and apply the scientific method in a fun way while exploring exciting things such as bouncy balls made of glue! Join this advanced camp for challenging projects designed for inquisitive minds! If you participated last year, don’t worry; we are doing new projects as
well!
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Summer Odyssey 2016
August 1st—5th
Jump Start to Middle School
Instructor: Victoria Morgan
(12 campers maximum)
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Grade: 6
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Come and learn helpful study and academic skills to help prepare for the transition into middle
school. We will work on summer reading, learn how to study effectively, and play games that
will test new knowledge. The camp will conclude with a congratulatory ice cream party.
Handbell Consort
Instructor: Donald Warren
Grades: 7 and up
Students who already play a musical instrument will enjoy the challenge of learning to play an
ensemble instrument! While introducing students to English handbells, this camp will work
with students who read music, either instrumentally or vocally, by exploring how handbell playing sharpens skills, reflexes, and musicianship through intermediate and advanced ringing. This camp is best suited for students who have had about a year of music, whether band,
piano, violin, guitar, voice, or other instrument. (Need 4, 6 or 9-11 participants. Other combinations won’t work)
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Tennis Camp
Instructor: Daniel Edmonds
Grades: 2—6
Get in the game! Learn the fundamental skills of tennis such as forehand, backhand, volley, and
serve. The camp will include lots of contests and fun lead-up games. The skills and drills taught are
part of the U.S.T.A. program. Get your child involved in a lifetime sport.
Anyone Can Paint Acrylic
Instructor: Ms. Reavis
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Grades: 1—6
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Come join Ms. Reavis and Paint, Paint, Paint! We will work with basic techniques to create step-bystep paintings. At the end of the week we will have an art show in the Alumni Fine Arts Gallery.
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Camps at a Glance
June 8th—10th
June 13th—17th
June 20th—24th
American Girl
Ahoy, Matey!
Under the Sea
Fizz, Bang, Boom!
Shark Week
Let the Wild Learning
Rumpus Begin
Let the Wild Learning
Rumpus Begin
Crafternoon Camp
Cooking Camp
Superhero Camp
Cardiovascular
Camp
Summer Olympics
All Sports Camp
Crafts Around the World
Star Wars Camp
Baseball Camp
Amazing Race
Gymnastics
Glow Camp
Duct Tape Engineering Jr.
iPads, iPads, iPads
Tennis Camp
Gymnastics
Fort Box 2.0 Camp
Dance Around the World
Creative Writing/College
Application Camp
Ed Emberley Drawing
Camp
All Sports Camp
Out of this World
Robotics
Boredom Busters
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Camps at a Glance
June 27th—July 1st
July 5th—8th
Kids’ Dramatix: Greek Drama
Kids’ Dramatix: Stories Alive!
Red, White, Blue, and YOU!
Handbell Boot Camp
Girls Just Want to Have Fun!
Mystery Camp
Let’s Go Camping
Minion Camp
Disney Extravaganza
Cheer Camp
Sherlock Holmes Camp
Advanced Mad Scientists
Alien Camp
Softball Camp
JEDI Engineering using
LEGO®
JEDI Master Engineering using
LEGO®
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Camps at a Glance
July 11th—15th
July 18th—22nd
Garden Party
Summer Camp, Camp
Anyone Can Paint Watercolor
Camp
Makin’ Movies
Jumpstart to Chemistry
Origami Camp
Disney Extravaganza
Kids’ Dramatix: Little Actor’s
Studio - Monologue Workshop
Welcome to the Carnival
Robotics Programming Camp
Kids’ Dramatix: Little Black Box
Theatre
Recycled Art Camp
Sherlock Holmes Camp
Baseball Camp
Fort Box 2.0 Camp
Glow Camp
Animation Appreciation
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Summer Odyssey 2016
Camps at a Glance
July 25th—29th
August 1st—5th
Secret Spies
Oodles of Noodles
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!
Strings and Beads Camp
Boredom Busters
All Sports Camp
Kids’ Dramatix: Stories Alive!
(Session 2)
Advanced Mad Scientists
Jumpstart to Middle School
Cheer Camp
Handbell Consort
Flight School Paper Airplane Camp
Tennis Camp
Tennis Camp
Anyone Can Paint Acrylic Camp
Pre-Engineering using LEGO®
Bashem’ Bots using LEGO®
Advanced Duct Tape Engineering
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