MIDDLE SCHOOL (GRADES 6-9)

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1 MIDDLE SCHOOL (GRADES 6-9)

2 MIDDLE SCHOOL GENERAL INFORMATION Faculty, Staff and Sr. Counselors CA Summer Experience employs current CA Faculty and Staff members as well as highly qualified outside sources as teachers of the Summer Experience programs. Sr. Counselors are typically local college students who have been hired after an extensive interview and training process. Sr. Counselors are assigned to camps each week and will accompany your child all day during their respective camp. CA Summer Experience also employs ample administrative staff to support daily programming. Communication Upon registration with full payment, you should receive a confirmation from Summer_Experience@columbusacademy.org with your child s class schedule and additional information. You can expect communication via from your child s teacher the Friday prior to camp starting and the Wednesday during the respective camp week. If registration is received late, there may be a delay in this communication. Facilities A majority of programs are held on CA s beautiful 231-acre campus that consists of a six-lane indoor pool, computer labs with imac computers, nature trails, outdoor classroom space, low ropes elements, eight tennis courts, Schoedinger Theatre seating 430, two full-length gymnasiums, a weight room, a ceramics studio, five art studios, three libraries, five playgrounds, eight science labs, four soccer fields, two turf fields, an all-weather track, a full service dining hall, three music rooms, and two baseball fields. The campus may be accessed from the West on Cherry Bottom Road or from the East via Beecher Road off of Hamilton Road. (Please refer to the campus map on the inside of the back cover.) Field Trip and Off-Site Transportation Columbus Academy utilizes school bus rental as a means of transportation for field trips and off-site programs. All drivers have proof of credentials and background checks. CA also has a fleet of 7 passenger vans that will be used for smaller traveling groups. All drivers are employees of Columbus Academy and are van-certified. Middle School Sample Daily Schedule Check-in 8:30 am 9:00 am AM Themed Programming 9:00 am 11:30 am Lunch Rotation 11:30 am 1:30 pm (Lunch / Counselor Fun / Free Choice Activity) PM Themed Programming (continued) 1:30 pm 4:00 pm Note- Middle School Half and Half +Plus options would end at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm respectively; see below for more details. Half Day and Half +Plus Programs Some programs offer a half day and half +plus option. Please see course listings for availability. Half day programs include the morning themed programming session from 9:00 am to 11:30 am. Half +plus programs include the morning themed programming from 9:00 am to 11:30 am PLUS lunch and free choice activity from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. Half day and half +plus programs cannot be combined with other full, half, or half +plus programs. Extended Care Programs Before Care is held from 7:00 am to 8:30 am and provides a variety of quiet activities for your child as he or she gets ready for the day. After Care is held from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm and features exciting themed activities as well as quiet places for children to explore and reflect on the experiences they have had at CA. Parents MUST pick up their children from After Care by 6:00 pm. Parents that do not pick up their children by the end of After Care will be charged $1.00 per minute beyond 6:00 pm. If Before or After Care are not needed for the full week, proration is available by contacting our office at (614) Please understand there can be no proration for the combo pricing. Before Care $50 per week $10 per day After Care $62.50 per week $12.50 per day Before and After Care Combo $85 per week 5 day option only Before / After Care is best accessed by parking in the Academy Hall Parking Circle near the main entrance to the school. Follow the color coded system into the Theater entrance of the Lower School to the Before / After Care room. Parents must come into the After Care room and provide a photo ID to sign out their child each day. Lunch Lunch is provided by Columbus Academy s Dining Service for most of the programs and is built into the price of the camp. Most off-site camps require students to bring a lunch; please check individual course descriptions for lunch specifications. CA offers a hot main dish including vegetarian options, as well as a salad bar, pasta bar, and deli bar. We do our best to accommodate all dietary requests / restrictions. Please contact our office if you have additional questions related to dietary concerns. Children are welcome to pack a lunch if they wish, but the lunch must be completely peanut and tree nut free. Allergy Policy: Columbus Academy Summer Experience is peanut and tree nut free. Daily Drop-off/Pick-up There will be signage all around campus to help direct you where to go and park, as well as a color coded system to follow from the parking areas to help guide you to the correct entrance. Please see the CA campus map on the inside of the back cover for general parking information. Check-in for Middle School (rising 6th through 9th grade) programs is between 8:30 am and 9:00 am in the gym of the Athletic Complex and / or the Barton Room. Middle School parents / guardians should follow campus signage to the Middle School parking area (Parent Hall Parking Lot) and escort children into the building no earlier than 8:30 am on the first day of camp; children may be dropped off at the MS circle after the first day. There will be CA Staff available to help parents and students get to their check-in areas. Students will check-in directly with their Sr. Counselor inside the gym or Barton Room. Any student who arrives prior to 8:30 am and is not accompanied by an adult will be escorted to Before Care and charged the daily rate of $10. Pick-up is between 4:00 pm and 4:15 pm in the gym of the Athletic Complex and / or the Barton Room. Parents or guardians will need to come into the school and provide a photo ID to sign children out. If someone other than a parent / guardian will be picking up your child, please let his or her counselor know in writing in the morning at drop-off. If your child is not picked up by 4:15 pm, he or she will be taken to After Care, at which time you will be charged the daily rate of $ Late Drop-off/Early Pick-up If it is necessary to drop off or pick up your child at any time other than the designated camp times, the Floating Counselor is available to help with these transitions. If you know this information ahead of time, you may write it on the sheet provided at one of the two Help Desks. You may also contact the 32

3 Floating Counselor any time during camp hours at to arrange a pick-up or drop-off. Friday Showcase Some of our camps perform in our weekly Friday Showcase to share their new skills or creations with their parents and fellow campers. All parents/ families are welcome to attend. These shows are held in Schoedinger Theatre and typically begin at 3:15 pm on Friday afternoons. Information regarding the Friday Showcase will be communicated via and CA Summer Experience s Facebook page. What to Wear/Bring Campers should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and shoes, and should also consider bringing a bookbag, water bottle and sunscreen to camp each day. Please check the course descriptions to see if any other materials are needed for each individual program. If the student is planning to participate in free swim for their free choice activity, campers should also pack a bathing suit, towel and plastic bag for wet clothes. Should a child misplace an item, there will be a Lost & Found table located near the Athletic Complex lobby throughout the summer. Columbus Academy is not responsible for any lost personal items. Free Choice Activity Students participating in half +plus or full day programs on campus will have a free choice activity period before or after their lunchtime. Campers may choose from the following daily options: free swim, computer lab, outdoor free play, or quiet reading and crafting room. Children participating in the free swim option will need to bring a bathing suit and towel each day they wish to swim, along with a plastic bag for their wet clothes at the conclusion of swim. Important 2017 Policy Changes Based on parental feedback and continuous improvement efforts, Columbus Academy will be updating the following policies beginning in 2017: SPORTS CLINICS Sports Clinics are now listed in the Athletics sections of the main class descriptions. Sports Clinics are joining forces with a Sports & More camp to offer a consistent full day option this year. Sports Clinics can not be paired with a camp other than Sports & More or another Sports Clinic to make a full day schedule. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES If a cancelation is made after a camp s start date, there will be no refund issued. Camp fees are priced per week. Proration of camp fees is no longer available for partially attended weeks. Camp fees can no longer be prorated if you choose to attend partial days and full days within the same week. (i.e. A student attends Full Day Mon.-Wed. and Half Day Thurs. and Fri. The student would still be charged the Full Day rate for the week.) SECURITY Parents are required to show a photo ID every day to sign out their child from camp. Electronics Policy With the increase in the technology around us, electronics are no longer prohibited at camp; however, we expect that these devices be put away unless specifically required for a camp or in the case of an emergency. Discipline Action Plan and Termination Attendees who are found to bully or harass others will generally be subject to serious disciplinary action, including prohibition from further attendance. Children will receive one warning and CA Summer Experience reserves the right to remove any camper from our program for disciplinary reasons. If a child is removed for disciplinary reasons, there will be no refund. CONTACT INFORMATION Summer Experience Director Assistant Before/After Care Summer Experience Fax Summer_Experience@columbusacademy.org Director s ...Alyssa_King@columbusacademy.org FEES, CANCELATIONS AND DEADLINES Course fees are located in the course descriptions and registration pages. Whether submitting a paper form or registering online, registration is not complete until payment is received. Cancelations or changes made prior to the appropriate deadline will incur no penalty and will be refunded in full. Cancelations made after the deadlines will be refunded at 25% of the program fee. Please understand that after these deadlines, we have made firm financial commitments to our faculty and staff, in addition to purchasing materials for the class. If a cancelation is made after the camp s start date, there will be no refund issued. Changes made to schedules after the deadlines will be charged a non-refundable fee of $25 per child plus any difference in camp fees. If late registrations are received after the deadlines, camp fees increase by 10%. DEADLINES: May 18th for Sessions 1-5 and June 22nd for Sessions

4 MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER EXPERIENCE Programs are in alphabetical order and categorized by Academics, Arts & Sciences, and Athletics programming. The Middle School Registration Form is on page 49. Please note: rising indicates the grade your child will be entering in the school year. Academics A Way With Words: Understanding the Gift of Writing Workshop Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F), 6 Instructor: Chiquita Toure 5: Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 6: Are there treasures of creativity buried deep within you? Have you ever been deeply impacted by wonderful writings? Do you yearn to express your voice through the written or oral language to influence others? This workshop offers an opportunity for every student to become empowered through the creative expression of the written word. Students will experience writing a variety of genres including free verse poetry, haikus, nested meditations, six word stories, memoirs (creative nonfiction), and description. Each student will learn specific techniques that focus on multisensory details and voice to illuminate their writings. Students can also choose to awaken their writings by performing them as a spoken word piece. At the end of the workshop, students will create a compilation of student writings. Building Your Study Skills Toolbox Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: Genevieve Adkins Rising 6-9 Session 9, 10 Instructor: Joanna Malachowsky In this class, students will discover who they are as learners. They will participate in a series of mini workshops designed to help them understand and develop a growth mindset, target their strengths and weaknesses in organization and study skills, and build a study skills toolbox to take with them into the coming year. They will experiment with strategies such as close reading, annotation of reading passages, protocols for reviewing notes, making flash cards for targeted review, and more! These workshops will be structured in a fun and engaging way (did somebody say something about study games?!) and will give them hands on practice to hone their skills. We will use The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens as the anchor text for the course. Students will also learn about how mindfulness impacts the adolescent brain and have the opportunity to practice some mindfulness activities. Creative Writing Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Trinity Gephart As a group, we will learn how to make our writing come alive by tapping into our creative juices. We will compose short stories and/or poems and learn what makes a piece of literature interesting and memorable. Another skill taught in this program will be how to effectively peer review someone else s work and how this process can be beneficial to both the writer and editor. This program will also emphasize public speaking skills for those who are comfortable enough to read their work aloud to the group. Excel for Beginners Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Mike Fatten Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half In this class, we will learn the beginning basics of Excel. We will learn to solve problems from basic spreadsheet introduction to cell formatting and referencing through formula exploration. We will learn to use Excel as a checkbook to keep track of mortgages and credit cards as well as advanced topics such as pivot tables and multivariate regression and data analysis. Fly with Chinese Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Na Li Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half Have you ever wondered what it would be like to know another language? Come fly with Chinese! Join native Chinese instructor, Na Li, on this weeklong journey through the Chinese language and culture. Fly with Chinese is an authentic experience where your child will learn to speak and write Chinese as well as learn the culture of China. In this program, your child will come face to face with hands-on activities such as Chinese calligraphy, Chinese paper folding and other crafts, dancing and music, Chinese chess, and Chinese sports. French Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Rachelle Smith Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half Oh la la! Do you enjoy French culture? Do you wish you could speak French? Then, this camp is designed for you! We will be exploring all things French, from the French language to French food. We will focus on learning basic conversational French skills and building our vocabulary. We will also read the classic French story, Le Petit Prince. By the end of this camp, students will be confident in their basic French communication skills and abilities. Grammar 101 Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: Trinity Gephart Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 In a world where text lingo has taken over, it has become increasingly important to remember the basic rules of grammar that teachers, college admissions and future hiring professionals are looking for. Through the use of fun and interactive games, we will look to make the often-labeled boring content of language arts stick in a creative way. This program will help you to equip yourself with the tools and skills to really WOW! the superiors in your future. Hands on Geometry: Designing the House of the Future Rising 6-9 Session 2, 8 Instructor: Joanna Malachowsky Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half Do you ever wish you could time travel to the future? Do you daydream about hoverboards and being able to surf the web on a computer screen in your forearm? If so, then this is the class for you. The challenge, if you choose to accept it, is this: design the house of the future that will meet the needs of people living in the year In this project, students will examine four trends that will affect the kind of houses that people live in by 2075: population growth, urbanization, energy efficiency, and changing tastes in design. Students will create a floor plan and basic model that will convey key geometric concepts and show how geometry was used to construct it. This project is designed to encourage creativity and imagination. The class will culminate with the students presenting their ideas to their classmates and parents, as well as having their work on display during the Friday Showcase. 34

5 Lab Science Applications Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Leslie Hill Join us as we have fun exploring science topics used in a variety of fields of interests from food to sports. For example, how food scientists synthesize the odor and taste molecules to make a mock apple pie. Math Applications Rising 6-9 Session 3, 4 Instructor: Leslie Hill Have you ever asked what ratios and inequalities have to do with real life? Come explore the answers to these questions when we learn how the following are related: variability and quality assurance, areas of circles and search and rescue, and ratios and cycling! Take part in this camp and explore how these math skills are used in numerous careers. Campers will enrich their math skills through games, selected activities, and interactive websites. Students are encouraged to bring a programmable calculator such as Texas Instrument TI-83 Plus or TI-84. Microscopy: The Unseen World Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Michael Smith Full (9a-4p) $265 No Half +Plus No Half Microscopes are a very important aspect of science education. There is a whole world of learning that exists in a drop of water or in a single plant or animal cell. Students will learn the parts of a microscope and how to use it; how to prepare slides and samples from locations on the CA campus grounds; the basics of cell biology and create an actual 3D model of the cell from our observations; and how the microscope is used for real-world disease diagnosis. Lastly, to extend their learning after this class ends, students will be able to take home their own microscope and will earn an Introduction to Microscopy Certificate. Writer s Workshop Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Michelle Sabadash Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half You think you want to be a writer? Or maybe you already are In Writer s Workshop, we ll write, share our work, collaborate and prepare a final piece for parents and friends to enjoy. So whether you are addicted to fiction, have the heart of a poet or are ready to join the staff of The Columbus Dispatch, Writer s Workshop is sure to provide the inspiration you need to pursue a writer s life! Students are required to bring a notebook, and a book for quiet reading time. Young Journalist Rising 6-9 Session 2, 8 Instructor: Jasiliki Davidson As a Young Journalist, students will spend class time exploring the many aspects of broadcast journalism, including developing and writing news stories as well as creating print, audio, and visual content. With the goal of connecting classroom experiences with those of a journalist, students will also visit news and radio stations. Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences classes require dress for mess attire. Acrylic On Canvas Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Ratnamala Deshmukh In this camp, you will learn step by step basic techniques and various styles in acrylic painting. Paintings will be theme-based, and to help with visualization, we will use clay art effect, too. Students will be encouraged to be artistic and creative in their ideas. Students will be guided in mixing colors, creating new shades, patterns and textures. This camp is the best approach for beginners to explore endless ideas to create beautiful paintings. My DNA Rising 6-9 Session 10 Instructor: Ihab Ismail Full (9a-4p) $499 No Half +Plus No Half This is the camp the curious side of you has been waiting for. Do you want to know what you are made of? Let your DNA tell your story. Are you proud of your DNA? Show it off in a beautiful blue DNA necklace. Join us in a camp where special DNA makes bacteria glow and solves a crime. We will see videos, build a DNA model, play games, and make a friend or two along the way. Course fee includes the cost of DNA kit. Spanish for Beginners Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Kimberly Ditty Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half This class is for both true beginners in Spanish and for those looking to refresh their basic language skills in advance of the upcoming school year. Forget the textbooks and worksheets; we will learn and practice Spanish through music, food, dance, art and play! We will also explore countries and cultures around the world where Spanish is spoken. Advanced Pastry and Baking Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Young Chefs Academy Staff Full (9a-4p) $230 No Half +Plus No Half Have a passion for baking? This is the perfect camp! We will explore different baking and pastry techniques all week, from sweets to savories and even chocolate and candy garnishes. Students will work independently to make their own creations like classic lavender petit fours with homemade lemon filling and buttermilk chocolate doughnut holes with mocha ganache. All levels of experience are welcome, but we ask campers be prepared for a structured class for these advanced recipes. Bring your sweet tooth! Adventure Camp 101 Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: TrekNetwork Staff Full (9a-4p) $495 No Half +Plus No Half Adventure 101 is an ideal combination of experiential learning, fun and adventure for kids interested in gaining a better understanding of their 35

6 natural surroundings. Participants are encouraged to interact with the environment as they identify and interpret edibles and avoidables and explore stream ecology, wildlife and bugs. An archery component will include instruction on safety and shooting technique as well as a friendly competition. Campers will also experience rock climbing at Columbus Metro Parks Whittier Peninsula with instruction from expert guides on climbing techniques. We cap it off with a fun day on the water that includes an introduction to canoeing, kayaking or stand up paddleboarding (SUP). No experience is required and all equipment and instruction are provided. Participants need to be prepared to perform intense activities and able to swim. This is a traveling/off-site program. Adventures in Rock Climbing, Archery, Wilderness Photography & Survival Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: TrekNetwork Staff Full (9a-4p) $475 No Half +Plus No Half Adventure abounds as expert guides lead rock climbing, archery, wilderness photography and survival skills events. This camp includes hands-on adventure outings such as rock climbing at Columbus Metro Parks Whittier Peninsula and a trip to climbreal rocks in the Hocking State Forest. Participants will be challenged and amazed at their accomplishments as they aim high and achieve success through determination and team work. No experience is required and all equipment and instruction are provided. Participants need to be prepared to perform intense activities and ready to persevere. This is a traveling/off-site program. Audition Workshop Rising 4-8 Session 8 Instructor: Whitney Eads Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Do you dream of being on stage, but need some tips to get there? Join us for a week-long workshop and create solid audition packages for your next gig. We will delve into tips and tricks for plays, musicals, memorized pieces, songs, and cold readings. Learn how to choose your material, take notes from directors, make bold choices, and land the part! This camp will culminate in an Audition Showcase on Friday, July 28th for your family and friends! Ballroom and Latin Dance Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Inspiration to Movement Staff Full (9a-4p) $230 No Half +Plus No Half Give your child a one-up on their social and dancefloor skills! Ballroom dancing is fun and exciting, a confidence booster, and great exercise. Students will develop the grace, poise, confidence, and coordination that are part and parcel of ballroom dancing. We will explore European and American Ballroom Dances such as waltz, foxtrot, and tango, as well as Latin American Dances such as samba, rumba, and cha cha. Students will take a field trip to the Inspiration to Movement Dance Studio for an exclusive class and dance party in a professional studio setting as well as enjoy a picnic lunch on the beautiful grounds of the Franklin Park Conservatory. Students are required to bring a packed nut-free lunch for the field trip. Be a Junior Counselor at CA Rising 8-11 Session 1-10 Instructor: Kathy Mendenhall Full (9a-4p) $75/week (Sessions 1 and 5: $60/week) Join our dynamic team this summer and put experience on your resume. This opportunity is a hands-on volunteer leadership experience for any student going into eighth through eleventh grade. Duties of a junior counselor include helping with camp activities, supporting a senior counselor, escorting campers, helping with check-in and snack time, and having fun in the sun at Columbus Academy. If you have not had a job before, this program will give you the experience you will need to succeed in your next opportunity and will give you leadership skills that will follow you the rest of your life. By becoming a part of our team, you will have fun, make friends, and learn valuable skills. Each participant will receive a certificate of completion and a review to put in his or her job portfolio. Students and a parent/guardian are required to attend a mandatory orientation on Saturday, June 3, from 12 to 2 pm. This program is limited to ten participants per week, and spaces fill quickly. Beginning Band 101 Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Mckenzie Vaughn In Beginning Band 101, students playing flute, clarinet, saxophone, French horn, oboe, trumpet, trombone, baritone, tuba, and percussion will learn how to assemble and play their instruments, keep a steady beat, read sheet music and play together as a band. This camp is designed to ready students for their first band class in the upcoming school year. Students are required to bring their own instrument as well as cleaning supplies. All other supplies will be provided. Awesome Origami Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Rachelle Smith Campers will explore the ancient Japanese art of paper folding in this intensely fun camp. We will create a variety of origami projects, and work our way up from simple to more advanced designs. Projects include paper cranes, lilies, water balloons, and fortune tellers, just to name a few. We will also look at Japanese culture as it relates to this special art form. Campers will be excited to show off their new paper folding skills. 36

7 Breaking the Fourth Wall: Acting Camp Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Mckenzie Vaughn In Breaking the Fourth Wall: Acting Camp, students will immerse themselves in fun and interesting monologues and scenes. They will be able to pick monologues or scenes to perform in the Friday Showcase. Students will strengthen their diction, stage presence and reading abilities. We will play fun and entertaining theater games, use interesting theater warm ups, learn how to audition for a play and improvise on stage as well as discuss where great theaters are located in the Central Ohio area! Students should wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes that are good for moving in. No sandals or flip flops. Camp COSI: Design it! Build it! Test it! Rising 6-9 Session 6, 10 Instructor: COSI Staff Full (9a-4p) $300 No Half +Plus No Half Bring science and STEM careers to life this summer with COSI s signature hands-on experience camps! Together we ll explore the design process as we design, build, test, and redesign. We ll also investigate the power of electricity and circuitry, experience the science of living things, and so much more. COSI s brand-new, specialty camps are designed to engage students in real world STEM education. Camp Pinterest Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: Jennifer McGinnis Full (9a-4p) $230 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $145 Half (9a-11:30a) $115 You re invited to the ultimate crafter s experience! Come enjoy a week full of crafty Pinterest projects. Everyday you will create crafts that are out-of-thebox and use a variety of materials. Students will also have an opportunity to find a project on Pinterest that they would like to create. We will take a field trip to the crafts store where they can find the supplies for their project and then go back to school to create their idea. Come explore your creative side and take home tons of your new inspirations and personalized projects! Chess Masters Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Kyle Jones Chess Masters provides students with the most advanced curriculum to prepare them for tournament play. Students will be given the necessary tools to be able to create reasonable plans in complex positions. Students will learn advanced tactical themes. Each day the students will participate in our very own tournament to put their strategies to the test. Classic Magic Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Carroll Baker Children love magic, and they really love learning and performing it! Carroll Baker s classes are a great way for your child to have fun learning to become an amazing magician, performer, and presenter. Beyond the entertainment value, magic helps improve digital dexterity, coordination, visual perception, spatial relationships, critical thinking, creativity, public speaking skills, selfconfidence, and imagination. This class will focus on the greatest magic effects of the last 200 years. On the last day of camp, we will take a field trip to the local magic shop and perform on stage at the Friday Showcase. history, a Harry Potter or Rick Riordan fan, or just someone who likes to learn more about the classical roots of English words, then we have the game for you. In the end, it all comes down to the buzzer! Comedy Magic Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Carroll Baker Children love magic, and they really love learning and performing it! Carroll Baker s classes are a great way for your child to have fun learning to become an amazing magician, performer, and presenter. Beyond the entertainment value, magic helps improve digital dexterity, coordination, visual perception, spatial relationships, critical thinking, creativity, public speaking skills, selfconfidence, and imagination. This class will focus on fun and easy magic and comedy styles and how to incorporate them into a show. On the last day of camp, we will take a field trip to the local magic shop and perform on stage at the Friday Showcase. Comparative World Philosophies Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Kate Kaura We will explore and examine the various philosophies, ideologies and religions around the world as we learn about each in their cultural context. We will respectfully take an academic approach to studying international philosophies and what it means to learn about tolerance, open-mindedness, and new ways to approach the big questions in life. This camp will engage students with critical thinking, interdisciplinary comparative studies, neutrality-based learning, and understanding the deep philosophical traditions of our time. Creating a Crafty Business Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: Amy Neiwirth Have you ever thought about starting a handmade craft business? Do you love dreaming up unique product ideas? Then this is the summer workshop for you! Working as a team, we will create a class business name, logo, marketing plan, and (of course) crafty handmade merchandise to sell! At the end of the week, we will showcase our fabulous creations at our very own craft sale and donate our profits to a local charity in care of the instructor, Amy Neiwirth. Classical Competition Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Dr. Franz J. Gruber Classical Competition is a playful introduction to the Greek and Roman history and culture, with English word power added to the mix. Students will write a play based on a Classical Myth. They will also be able to show what they have learned each day by playing a buzzer game called Certamen. This fun game is ideal for the young scholar with a classical bent. If your scholar is a Classical Mythology wizard who is also curious about Greek and Roman 37

8 Discover Aviation Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Matt Dreher/OSU Center for Aviation Studies Full (9a-4p) $300 No Half +Plus No Half Do you look up into the sky when something flies overhead? Do you get excited when you go to an airport? If so, then learn about the exciting elements of the aviation industry! Discover how airplanes fly, airports operate, air traffic control works, and the various careers that may take you into the sky someday! Spend two days at The Ohio State University Airport where you ll have the opportunity to be on the airfield, learn to preflight an airplane, and fly a full motion simulator! Please pack a nut free lunch on field trip days. Our student doctors not only learn how to use a stethoscope, but also learn what they are hearing when they listen to the heart beat. We discuss why murmurs sound they way they do, and they get their first look at EKG s. As student surgeons, they learn how to sew like a real surgeon, tie knots, and do a hernia repair with mesh! In the blood section, they make a model of normal blood, and then see first hand what goes wrong with leukemia and sickle cell disease. This is just a sampling of the many exciting topics we explore. DIY Room Decor Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Ratnamala Deshmukh Full (9a-4p) $285 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $175 Half (9a-11:30a) $145 Utilize this summer to decorate your room with creative fashions and exciting new ideas like name plaques, inspiring paintings, wind chimes, bulletin boards, scented candles, wall hangings, and jewelry boxes. You will be using beads, threads, acrylic paints, canvas, glitters, studs, craft papers, fabrics, foam board and more! Drone Exploration: Fly, Create, Innovate Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Drobots Staff Full (9a-4p) $350 No Half +Plus No Half Get off the chair and into the air! It s time for indoor/outdoor STEM education and fun in an interactive and project-based learning environment. Fly, code, and learn all about drones! Work together and strategize with your flight team using drone technology to pitch, roll, yaw and rotate to execute special missions, which replicate and represent real life application and scenarios. Participants will use a trial-and-error methodology complemented with STEM-based applications to control drones as they safely fly through hoops, maneuver around obstacles, hover over targets, and land on pre-determined coordinates. The last day of this program includes friendly competition as teams challenge one another in the The Ultimate Drobot Games. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of flying drones are included in this program. Each participant will be provided with their own Drobots Flight Book to document missions and log individual and team accomplishments. Remote control and autonomous drones are used in this program. Drone simulators are also used to practice new skills, build confidence and fly in realistic situations - all at the participant s own pace. No drone flying experience necessary. Everything s a Song: Adventures in Poetry & Songwriting Rising 6-9 Session 8, 10 Instructor: Johari Mitchell Songs have been called the soundtracks of the human experience. They color our daily interactions with the world from the day we are born, and the world s best songwriters capture life s common themes in ways that compel and affirm us. Do you have a way with words? Enjoy a good song? Join our community! Through the lens of both composer and listener, we will explore how poetry and songs can aid our learning, impact the world around us and enrich our literary tool kits. Through a class format combining instruction in craft and genre, word play, workshop writing time, chord progressions, feedback, sharing and more, creative explorations in print and music will help participants to pen works that the whole world is waiting to hear! Extreme Medical School Rising 6-9 Session 4, 8 Instructor: Little Medical School Staff Full (9a-4p) $350 No Half +Plus No Half We offer a one-of-a-kind learning experience for middle school and high school aged students. This hands-on, in depth experience puts the student in the role of the physician complete with a white coat and real stethoscope. Through interactive and creative demonstrations, crafts, and projects, students see how the body works and what goes wrong with disease states. Fashion Design Rising 6-9 Session 2, 3 Instructor: Helma Groot In Fashion Design camp, you will make and design your own clothes. Every day will hold a new challenge for our students. We will focus on a new fashion designer each day. We will use new and recycled fabrics and clothes to create dazzling designs. You will learn to sew by hand and on the sewing machine. Those who already know how to sew will improve their amazing skills. We will also study pattern making and materials used in fashion design. You will have the choice to show off your fabulous designs in a fashion show on Friday afternoon. Fun with Photography Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Genevieve Adkins This class is ideal for anyone wanting to learn about photography in a fun way. Students will learn basic photography techniques and apply them in the field. We will explore the techniques of color, light and shadow, lines, the rule of thirds and positive and negative space. We will practice these skills around the Columbus Academy campus and use them to complete various projects. Our images will then be presented in a gallery-slideshow at the end of the week. Students are required to bring a basic digital camera (the more options on the camera the better, but a basic point-and-shoot will work fine as well). Game of Drones Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: SIMPLR Staff Full (9a-4p) $230 No Half +Plus No Half Drone racing is the new sport for the 21st century. ESPN is now broadcasting drone races and promoting the best pilots like traditional athletes, but how do you get started in this new age sport? The SIMPLR Game of Drones camp has the answer. During our camp, you will learn how to pilot, build, and race mini quadcopters! We will teach you about the science and technology behind drone racing and develop fledgling pilots and engineers along the way. By the end of the camp, students will build a drone and pilot it in a drone race using First Person View (FPV) goggles. Games, Mazes, and Zombies- Oh My! Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: SIMPLR Staff Full (9a-4p) $230 No Half +Plus No Half What will the future look like and will you be prepared? Young adult novels such as Hunger Games, Divergent, Maze Runner, and a host of zombie apocalypse titles depict a dystopian future where young adults are forced 38

9 to redeem society through civic resistance and ingenuity. In this weeklong camp, students (also known as recruits) will review these titles, build artifacts from them, and use technologies that will immerse them in these environments. In this hybrid camp, where literacy meets STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), recruits will compete in teams in activities designed to be hands-on and engaging. Recruits will also be encouraged to think critically about utopian versus dystopian notions of society and how it may affect their own futures. Finally, the week will conclude with an epic game of Humans vs Zombies in which recruits are tasked with resisting and surviving the Zombie Apocalypse using their own ingenuity and a few tools. Global Humanitarian Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Kate Kaura Explore current international issues that surround globalization, climate change, poverty, literacy and other developments in human rights. Learn about non-profit organizations, NGOs, the U.N. and other volunteer businesses while examining how they play a role in global cultures. We will explore what social entrepreneur means as we research and develop creative ways to approach global problems and brainstorm innovative solutions. Go with the Flow: Creative Painting Techniques Rising 6-9 Session 10 Instructor: Lavonne Suwalski Full (9a-4p) $270 No Half +Plus No Half Take an artistic journey into painting with projects that will tweak the imagination. Have fun with great art materials. Make original paintings using techniques that will inspire your ingenuity. Pour paint, use glue scrape out shapes and let color flow across paper- all this and more. Each of these techniques will be shown and explored to create your own works of art. Let s just have fun being creative and let your imagination do the work. How to Draw: Cartoons Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F), 6 Instructor: Lauren Edmonds 5: Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 6: Lean how to draw your favorite comic and cartoon heroes in this workshopstyle camp. We will work step-by-step through the drawing process of designing characters, creating comic strips, and making movie posters for your favorite cartoons. All levels of drawing skills are welcome. The only limit is your creativity! Interpretive Dance Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Kathy Mendenhall Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Interpretive Dance is an energetic and creative class that blends ballet, modern, lyrical, and some sign language. Blending these dance forms causes a uniqueness that speaks to each child differently. They are encouraged to flow, within a framework, the way their bodies interpret what the feel, hear, and see with the musical pieces. As we dance and create together, each day brings a special unity, fluidity, and passion that is hard to put into words, but its beauty can be felt and seen. It is truly a great experience! Students are required to wear comfortable clothing that allows for free movement and ballet shoes. Course fee includes cost of costuming for the Friday Showcase. Jewelry Making Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Allison Craver Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Using a variety of techniques, participants will make jewelry! Demonstrations and guidance will give campers the tools to transform simple materials into delightful necklaces, bracelets and pins. In addition to making polymer, paper and fabric beads, we will learn how to design and properly finish jewelry with flair. Made From Scratch Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: Leslie Hill Full (9a-4p) $230 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $145 Half (9a-11:30a) $115 Inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder s Little House on the Prairie, please join us in creating made-from-scratch recipes and other fun and creative DIY household products. We ll prepare ready made mixes including a fruit cobbler, deodorant disks to freshen a room, and body bar to soften your skin. Guitar-Play and Sing! Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Bill Walker Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Campers will learn basic chords, strumming and picking patterns, bass lines, and beginning blues solo playing. We will explore traditional American folk songs, blues, and contemporary songs in a variety of styles including pop, rock, alternative, country, and blues as well as learning how to coordinate playing and singing. By the end of the week, we will record everything on high quality digital recording equipment and produce a CD or online album of all of our work. This class will be aimed at beginning players and requires a willingness to sing, but no special singing skills. Students are required to bring their own guitar. Manga and Anime Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Coral Lee Bishop Come explore the world of Manga and Anime! We will spend five days learning about and drawing cartoons in the Manga and Anime style. We will also discuss how elements of Japanese culture are intertwined in this style. Students will create their own original characters and will use a variety of facial expressions and actions to illustrate scenes. On the final day, we will pull from what we have learned to create a large comic book in the Manga and Anime style. Marching Band: Dotting the i Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F), 2 Instructor: Mckenzie Vaughn 1: Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 2: Ever wondered how the OSU marching band crosses the field with such ease and elegance? Have you ever wanted to learn to play your instrument and march at the same time with songs like Hang on Sloopy, We Will Rock You or popular music from today s hits by artists such as Justin Beiber, Katy Perry, Selena Gomez or even Fallout Boy? Join us in Marching Band: Dotting the i camp, and you will learn to do just that! In this camp, students will play music popular in the marching band world. We will work on our marching 39

10 technique and perform in the Friday Showcase! Students will be able to learn fun music along with marching and dance steps! Students should bring their own band instrument (including clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, tuba, mellophone, oboe, saxophone). For drummers, please contact our office for more information. Students are required to wear tennis shoes, bring a water bottle and sunscreen; sunglasses and visors are optional. Medieval Machinations: MinecraftEDU Redstone / Hardware Engineering: Get Wired with Makey Makey Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Engineering For Kids Staff Full (9a-4p) $325 No Half +Plus No Half In this camp, the mornings will focus on Medieval Machinations: MinecraftEDU. This is an expansive game that lets players design and create unique worlds with amazing structures. One of the more complicated aspects of MinecraftEDU is Redstone, which is MinecraftEDU s version of electrical circuitry. This program will introduce students to the many uses of Redstone through a Medieval themed adventure of creation, exploration, and castle besieging. Students make mine cart tracks to help them gather resources, work together to build their kingdom, and design traps to defend their castle, all with the use of Redstone. In the afternoons, the focus will be on Hardware Engineering: Get Wired with Makey Makey. Imagine designing a piano using celery or a creating a custom digital training program. Now envision playing video games using just your body, a bit of wire and your own imagination. In our hardware engineering program, students engineer their own customized video game controllers using a Makey Makey device and materials that can be found in just about any kitchen. Through application of circuitry, acoustical engineering and video game design, students discover new ways to interact with technology, all while creating unique designs in a fun collaborative environment. MinecraftEDU Explorations: Traveling into the Future / Robotics: LEGO Robot Surgeons Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: Engineering For Kids Staff Full (9a-4p) $260 No Half +Plus No Half In this camp, the mornings will focus on MinecraftEDU Explorations: Traveling into the Future. Join us in an apocalyptic future, one where the earth has been ravaged by a series of natural disasters. Each day students rely on the engineering design process to solve a series of challenges such as building a city on a series of islands, escaping from a bunker on Mt. Everest, and even building a rocket to land on the moon! Through application of engineering principles, students solve numerous challenges as they make their virtual world of Minecraft a safe place for humanity once again. In the afternoons, the focus will be on Robotics: LEGO Robot Surgeons. Students design and program robots to function as medical robots by accomplishing a task that would cure a disease or address an issue within a human organ. Students use LEGO Robotics and computers to learn principles of robotics, computer programming, and teamwork. Mod Design: Create Your Own Minecraft Mod! Rising 3-6 Session 3 Instructor: Youth Digital Staff Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Youth Digital Staff Full (9a-4p) $390 No Half +Plus No Half In this camp from Youth Digital, children learn real Java programming as they design and code their own Minecraft mods from start to finish. Students will learn the basics of one of the most popular coding languages in the world as they modify real Java code to build their own Minecraft mods including blocks, items, mobs and more. During camp, students will master introductory computer programming concepts including object-oriented programming, methods and parameters, instantiation of new objects and more. At the end of the week, campers will walk away with a unique Minecraft mod that they can download and share with friends! They ll also be able to access the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Mr. Fundy s Fiscal Fitness Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructors: Lawrence and Monya Funderburke Full (9a-4p) $450 No Half +Plus No Half Get a financial head start through interactive personal finance lessons, daily field trips, and success tips from industry business leaders. Field trips include a delicious four-course meal at Bon Vie Bistro where you ll learn fine-dining etiquette and manners. Where else to learn about philanthropy than at The Columbus Foundation? Communication and presentation skills will be presented at the Mills James Studio. Learn golfing etiquette and test your skills on the course at The Golf Depot. Plus, each participant will be presented with an autographed Mr. Fundy s Financial Life Skills Playbook poster and stock certificate from a local publicly traded company to get started down the path to building lasting wealth. Using age-appropriate applications and customized games on an ipad that we provide each day, campers will learn about cash flow management, credit and debt management, insurance and tax planning, wealth accumulation strategies, etiquette and manners, job skills readiness, entrepreneurship, nutrition, and more! Have fun learning the skills needed to thrive now and into adulthood. Healthy snacks and a nutritious lunch will be served daily. Course fee includes all costs incurred. Space is limited to 15 participants. This is a traveling/off-site program. Mr. Fundy s Next Level Financial Skills for Tweens and Teens Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructors: Lawrence and Monya Funderburke Full (9a-4p) $450 No Half +Plus No Half This camp will not only help students increase their technical skills in key money management and wealth accumulation concepts that focus on the left hemisphere or detail-oriented side of the brain, but the week-long experience will place a heightened emphasis on enhancing the creativity or big-picture side of the right hemisphere as well with home and office design competitions on field trips to Nth Degree and Continental Office Environments, among others. Each team will compete to see who will win the Designer s Challenge. Before heading to a law firm downtown to learn about intellectual property, a must-have to protect a multi-million dollar idea, participants will test their Shark Tank skills in the Art of Equity Investing Game. They ll learn business valuation, pricing metrics for products and services, and of course, the art of securing equity capital for a start-up company. Midway through the week, a renowned chef will provide students with an eye-opening, mouthwatering presentation at FunderMax Fitness on the benefits of eating deliciously healthy food. Customized apps, learning modules, and interactive games using an ipad that we provide each day will keep participants enthralled in the following subjects: designing office and home spaces, nutrition and healthy living, developing an effective personal and social media brand, public speaking, buying a house or condo, operating a successful business or franchise, creating a seven-figure investment portfolio, and so much more! Plus, daily field trips help students master in-class learning material. A certificate of completion will be presented to each child on Friday. Healthy snacks and a nutritious lunch will be served daily. Course fee includes all costs incurred. Space is limited to 15 participants. This is a traveling/off-site program. 40

11 Mr. and Mrs. Fundy s Financial Wellness Game Plan Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructors: Lawrence and Monya Funderburke Full (9a-4p) $450 No Half +Plus No Half Prerequisite: Students must have participated in one of the following programs to be able to enroll in this camp: Mr. Fundy s Fiscal Fitness, Next Level Financial Life Skills for Tweens and Teens, Financial Life Skills 101 or 202. This camp is the third series of financial and personal development for tweens and teens. Using an ipad with customized apps and cutting-edge learning modules, this experience combines higher level fiscal fitness and inspirational design principles alongside memorable field trips that will enhance participants economic enrichment filter. The road ahead for today s youth will be fraught with many perils, thus campers will be sharpening their skills throughout the week in the following areas: how to invest with a domestic and global mindset, what they should know about college debt, where to gain inspiration to become a philanthropic change agent, how to start, manage, and run a successful restaurant or business, why health and wealth are two interconnected facets to comprehensive planning, what to say to and how to stand out among career professionals, how to leave behind a lasting family and charitable legacy and much more! With the accumulation of wealth, the enjoyment and responsibilities of it are magnified; a healthy balance is the key. At the onset, campers will manage the fortunes of a hypothetical client in the Investor Advisor Simulation Game. They will learn how to be good stewards of the wealth entrusted in their care. It will be followed by a field trip to Net Jets, which offers fractional ownership at premium prices to affluent individuals and families, celebrities and entertainers, and corporate executives. Midweek we take a field trip to Ohio State to visit Fisher College of Business, eat lunch at the Blackwell Inn, and receive a rare, behind-thescenes tour of the OSU men s basketball and football practice facilities. On the last day of camp, a networking reception at FunderMax Fitness follows lunch at a five-star dining establishment. Students greet, mingle, and discuss their Life and Financial Portrait with white-collar professionals in law, medicine, and business, among many other desirable career paths. A certificate of completion will be awarded to each camper on Friday. Healthy snacks and a nutritious lunch will be served daily. Course fee includes all costs incurred. Space is limited to 15 participants. This is a traveling/off-site program. Namaste India Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Ratnamala Deshmukh Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 In this exciting and colorful camp, students will explore India s most fascinating and famous art, culture, languages, festival celebrations and delicious food. Through activities such as traditional canvas paintings, clay art effects, ancient cave paintings, and bandhani design, students will be introduced to the of culture, dance and national language of India. Nerf It UP! Rising 2-6 Session 10 Instructor: Mark Littlefield Full (9a-4p) $380 No Half +Plus No Half This camp is perfect for anyone with enough energy to survive. You ll battle with teams and various activities that might even put you in a one against all position! You are guaranteed to have a blast! You ll load up with either a Nerf Triad or Nerf Cycloneshock. Play capture the flag, The Hunger Games, Individual Team Elimination and more during Nerf camp! Nerf toys, darts and eye protection are provided. Plus, you get to take home the Nerf gear at the end of the week! You must be able to run, duck and cover during this intense day! We only stop for water breaks and to catch our breath. Course fee includes all Nerf gear that students get to take home at the end of the week. Neuro Wellness Rising 6-9 Session 9, 10 Instructor: Chris Suozzi Have you ever asked yourself, what is the most complex living structure in the universe? The answer the human brain. Embark on a journey through the nervous system and explore its wonders in this neuroscience enrichment class! LEARN anatomy and physiology of the brain and spinal cord with hands-on lab sessions using real human and animal model brains. DEVELOP a powerful posture with functional strength training exercises to prevent head injuries. CREATE your own healthy meals for optimal brain development and performance. Experience this and much more as we demystify the field of neuroscience by kindling students intellectual curiosity in Neuro Wellness! Next Top Chef Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Young Chefs Academy Staff Do you have what it takes to be the Next Top Chef? Join us as we learn different cooking, plating, presentation, and garnishing techniques, while creating impressive and delicious recipes. Each day will consist of a different competition based on popular TV shows including Chopped, Iron Chefs and even Cupcake Wars. Lessons include homemade breads, sauces and international cuisines. Every day is a different challenge and every day has advanced techniques. At the end of each day, campers will prepare, plate, and present their final dishes to judges to see who is the Top Chef! All experience levels welcome! Plan the Perfect Party! Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Pam Gurwin Full (9a-4p) $325 No Half +Plus No Half You love to GO to parties? How about learning how to PLAN the perfect party? We ll create and make all the elements including invitations, food, entertainment, decorations, favors and more! The week will conclude with the party YOU planned your families are all invited! Podcasting Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: Leslie Hill Have you ever wanted to share your interests, views, hobbies, knowledge, and talents, with the internet audience? Come and learn to hone your skills in the format of audio or video recording and publish your final product! Portrait Palooza! Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Amy Neiwirth Grab a mirror and your paints - it s going to be a portrait party! Join instructor Amy Neiwirth for a week of portrait-making fun. We ll explore different kinds of portraits created by a variety of famous (and not-so-famous!) artists. Then we ll experiment with many techniques and materials to create some sweet portrait and self-portrait art of our own. 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12 Real World Woodworking Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Scott Dillon Full (9a-4p) $320 No Half +Plus No Half Hand tools, power tools, stains, and paints are what this course is all about. In one week s time, we will build an impressive piece of furniture using the tools of the trade. All participants will learn about power tools in a safe and secure environment at CA. We will learn the proper use and care for these tools and help students develop their interest in the art of woodworking. This session will focus on making an Adirondack chair. Participants must be at least 4 6 tall for safety reasons. Projects are fairly large, so please be prepared to transport your child s piece home at the end of the week. Science of Ceramics Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Janis Mars Wunderlich In this class, we will be experimenting with clay and glazes including digging up local clay, sculpting it and firing it to see what happens. We will also mix some simple ingredients to make glazes and experiment with glass, metals, minerals, and other objects when they are fired in a kiln. Students will be able to create ceramic sculptures or vessels in this class. Self Portraits Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Janis Mars Wunderlich In this class, students will make large-scale 2D paintings and 3D ceramic sculptures of themselves. They will learn to create figurative busts in clay and self-portrait paintings in acrylic and mixed media and explore a variety of figurative styles and techniques in art history. Social Enterprise Development Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F), 9 Instructor: Mark Cardwell 1: Full (9a-4p) $230 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $145 Half (9a-11:30a) $115 9: Full (9a-4p) $285 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $175 Half (9a-11:30a) $145 Social enterprise is the combining of mission and market driven profitability. It is growing as an industry and field of study. The Social Enterprise Development course appeals to students interested in using their talents to be agents for profitable social change. This course provides real world experience in the design and development of a viable social enterprise. Students are encouraged to be passionate about causes while employing the practical processes needed to create a sustainable business. Guest lecturers will inform and inspire students with their experiences and knowledge. Students work through the complexities of social enterprise development in project management teams. Each team completes and presents a written business plan and verbal pitch to an audience of academic scholars, business leaders, impact investors and social enterprise practitioners. Songwriting and Recording with ipads or iphones Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Bill Walker Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Campers will use ipads or iphones to generate accompaniment tracks to write to, in whatever style they prefer. We will expand our writing skills while exploring line length and rhythm, rhyming, alliteration, metaphor, and song structure while writing a few group songs and producing individual pieces. Students will be exposed to a variety of ios apps that can assist with songwriting and recording. By the end of the week, we will record everything and produce a CD or online album of all of our work. Students are required to bring their own ipad or iphone and will also be required to purchase at least one accompaniment app (under $10) from a list the instructor will provide on the first day of camp. Students will be expected to purchase the app(s) at home and return to camp prepared with the app(s) on day two. STEM Lab Experiments and Activities Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Michael Smith Full (9a-4p) $285 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $175 Half (9a-11:30a) $145 STEM is the field of study for jobs of the future! The objective of this class is to allocate a day of the camp to each of the areas of STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. This will be done with laboratory experiments and exciting relevant projects in these fields. Early introduction to STEM is a national priority which we can help address right here in the Columbus Academy Summer Experience program. Street Magic Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: Carroll Baker Children love magic, and they really love learning and performing it! Carroll Baker s classes are a great way for your child to have fun learning to become an amazing magician, performer, and presenter. Beyond the entertainment value, magic helps improve digital dexterity, coordination, visual perception, spatial relationships, critical thinking, creativity, public speaking skills, selfconfidence, and imagination. Learn to perform magic like David Blaine and Chris Angel to name just a couple of the best. On the last day of camp, we will take a field trip to the local magic shop and perform on stage at the Friday Showcase. Take the Cake Rising 4-6 Session 7 Instructor: Young Chefs Academy Staff Have you ever wondered how to decorate a cake like a pro? In this highly creative and structured class, we ll explore different cake decorating techniques. Each camper will create their very own creations to take home. We ll make an entire beach scene cake, a cupcake flower arrangement and even a fun twist on burgers and french fries. No prior baking or decorating experience required, but we do ask that campers come ready for a challenge. This camp will take the cake! Techie Camp: 3D Printing Rising 6-9 Session 10 Instructor: TECH CORPS Staff Full (9a-4p) $370 No Half +Plus No Half Students will learn how to use 3D modeling software to design, create, and print various 3D models. The camp will encourage students to think about the real-world implications of 3D printers while also fostering their creativity. The session culminates with a presentation of the students projects, and parents are invited to attend. Techie Camp: App Development Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: TECH CORPS Staff Full (9a-4p) $370 No Half +Plus No Half Using MIT App Inventor, students will create and explore Android apps that will work on their computers and their Android smart phones. The session culminates with a presentation of the students projects, and parents are invited to attend. 42

13 Techie Camp: Robotics Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: TECH CORPS Staff Full (9a-4p) $370 No Half +Plus No Half Students will explore intermediate engineering and programming. They will expand their logical and mechanical thinking skills as they work in teams to design and build the ultimate robot. Students will discover their inner creativity while developing their ability to troubleshoot dilemmas as they interact with the Lego Mindstorms EV3 components. The session culminates with a presentation of the students projects, and parents are invited to attend. Time Travelers Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F), 10 Instructor: Trinity Gephart 5: Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 10: Prepare to time travel as we explore critical moments throughout America in the 20th century! History should be more than just memorizing names, facts, and dates. From making your own interpretations of the first short film A Trip to the Moon created in 1902 to making your own Apollo 11 rocket, students will learn about history through hands-on activities. Every day will represent a few decades, so let s work together as we learn from our country s triumphs and failures in order to plan for a better future. Ultimate Drone Games: Speed, Skill & Acrobatics Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Drobots Staff Full (9a-4p) $350 No Half +Plus No Half Are you ready to rise to the challenge? We check all of the boxes for STEM education during this action-packed program that is full of learning and surprises! Teams transition from the simulator to the remote control and enjoy a multitude of thrilling challenges while participating in unforgettable educational experiences on and off the ground! Get ready for a week of friendly competition as you and your team take to the sky and attempt to win the badge of the Ultimate Drone Games champion. Highly robust, yet simple to handle, participants will turn the sky into an amazing playground and experience the thrill of today s latest drone technology including drones equipped with mini nerf cannons and mini grabbers. In this program, it s all about the grand finale as teams conquer challenges and earn points, which are applied to the highly anticipated end-of-week event: Ultimate Drobot Games. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of flying drones are included in this program. Each participant will be provided with their own Drobots Flight Book to document missions and log individual and team accomplishments. Remote control and autonomous drones are used in this program. Drone simulators are also used to practice new skills, build confidence and fly in realistic situations - all at the participant s own pace. No drone flying experience necessary. Video Game Development Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Youth Digital Staff Full (9a-4p) $390 No Half +Plus No Half In this camp from Youth Digital, students will create a video game just like they do in real Game Design studios. They will use Unity, an industrystandard Game Design software, and C#, a professional programming language, to build and code their game from scratch. As students code new features in their game, they will learn the most important concepts in programming, including if-then and conditional statements, logical operators, variables, methods, parameters, object types, and loops. Not only will they be using professional tools, but the game they make will look professional, too. They will be excited throughout the week as they create just like the pros! At the end of the week, campers will have a complete, fully functional game that they can play and share with friends. They will also be able to access the online version of the course after camp, including video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and new challenges. Violin, Viola, Cello Jam! Rising 6-9 Session 2, 7 Instructor: Bill Walker Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Enhance your technical skills and musicality while learning various styles of fiddle playing including Celtic, Old Time, Jazz and Blues. Campers will learn tunes, learn to create chord accompaniments, chop technique, learn to improvise on simple tunes and compose new ones. We will explore double stops, cuts, rolls, slides, trills, and simple shifting. By the end of the week, we will record everything on high quality digital recording equipment and produce a CD or online album of all of our work. This class is appropriate for students with some music reading skills and the equivalent of at least a year of beginning string classes or lessons. Students are required to bring their own instrument. Words and Images-Digital Photo and Writing Extravaganza! Rising 6-9 Session 6 Instructor: Bill Walker Full (9a-4p) $275 No Half +Plus No Half Words into pictures, pictures into words, words with pictures and pictures with words. All the different ways that words and visuals can interact with each other, inspire each other, fight with each other, and complement each other. Seeing something interesting and capturing an image of it and writing from that image. Place it in a story, a poem, a song, a joke. Or write about everything that surrounds (or could surround) the picture, but isn t shown in it. Then let s look at it the other way- writing prompts that lead to sentences, poems, stories, advertising copy, followed by creating photos that illustrate, respond to, contrast with, and expand upon the images. Yoga for Girls Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Jenn Gebhart Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 In Yoga for Girls, the girls will learn yoga poses, breath practices and mindfulness tools for improved over all well being. The camp will also allow time for self discovery through journaling and crafts. The girls will also have an opportunity to meet new friends and form lasting friendships in a safe supportive environment. We will take a field trip on the last day to Yoga on High. Campers are required to bring a yoga mat and water bottle each day. 43

14 Athletics & Sports Clinics Adventure Sailing Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Hoover Sailing Club Staff Full (9a-4p) $350 No Half +Plus No Half This class is a continuation of the beginner Learn to Sail program offered in Summer Experience. For those that just want more time on the water, we ve introduced the Adventure Sailing track, focusing on having fun on the water and alternative sailing and watercraft experiences. Large sailboats, windsurfers, high performance sailing, SUP s, kayaks, long distance sailing adventures, and general messing about in boats will be covered in this session. We ll fly spinnakers on big boats and Hoover Sailing Club s US Sailing Certified Instructors will provide hands on instruction with the students in this class. We ll even mix in some STEM modules to reinforce some of the advanced topics we ll be teaching in this course. Students are required to have completed at least one session of the beginner Learn to Sail program to enroll in this course. Students also must pack a peanut and tree nut free lunch, and bring your own USCG approved life jacket. Sailing is a very physical activity; occasional bumps and bruises can occur. Please advise your child s counselor if there are any issues of which we might need to be aware. A Hoover Sailing Club release form is also required for every participant and will be distributed via before camp begins. This is a traveling/off-site program. Boys Basketball PM Clinic / Sports & More AM Camp Rising 3-8 Session 3 Clinic Instructor: Jeff Warstler / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (1:30p-4p) $170 Clinic +Plus (11:30a-4p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 The Columbus Academy basketball program will once again host its clinic for all boys entering third through eighth grade. We encourage participation from young men with positive attitudes who are interested in having a great time, improving their skills, and learning more about playing this ultimate team game! Through a combination of drills, stations, and individual and team games, boys head basketball coach Jeff Warstler, members of the CA coaching staff, special guest speakers, and players from the CA basketball program will teach the basic yet crucial fundamentals of basketball, namely ball handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Participants are required to bring a nut free snack, water bottle, and towel. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. Chiller Intro to Ice Hockey Rising 6-9 Session 1 (M-W, F) Instructor: Chiller Staff Full (9a-4p) $250 No Half +Plus No Half This camp will introduce your child to hockey, no experience required! In addition, this camp will engage them in fun activities, games, and projects related to ice hockey so they can get inside the game. Camp includes at least two hours of ice skating per day instructed by our professional hockey coaches. Off-ice activities include indoor and outdoor games, projects related to hockey, as well as guest appearances by local experts. Your child will receive a skating and hockey evaluation at the end of camp. Students are required to pack a peanut and tree nut fee lunch each day. This is a traveling/off-site program. Boys Baseball PM Clinic / Sports & More AM Camp Rising 3-8 Session 1 (M-W, F) Clinic Instructor: Tyler Kuhn / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (1:30p-4p) $135 Clinic +Plus (11:30a-4p) $165 Full (9a-4p) $230 Join Tyler Kuhn for a week full of baseball fun! As a former professional baseball player and NCAA All-American, he will be sharing the knowledge he has gained through his years of playing experience in an action-packed week for players of all skill levels. Players can expect to improve their fundamental skills through various drills and simulated game situations on Columbus Academy s baseball field. It will be a week filled with learning and fun! Participants are required to bring their own baseball glove and water bottle. Cleats and baseball bats are optional. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. Columbus Crew SC Soccer AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising 6-9 Session 4 Clinic Instructor: Columbus Crew SC Player Development Staff Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $170 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 This camp is designed for the individual player to continue to develop and build their core technical skills with maximum time on the ball. We are going to be introducing several technical aspects of the game including dribbling, passing/receiving, development of weak foot, technique in pairs, 1 v 1, and interval technique training. Through the specifically designed curriculum and implementation by our staff, this camp will serve the needs of every player from beginner to advanced. Each camper is sure to walk away with a positive experience and high quality training from the only professional soccer club in the region. All campers will receive a ticket voucher to a 44

15 Columbus Crew SC home match and a Crew SC Player Development t-shirt. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. Conditioning for Your Sport Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Michael Smith Here s a course to custom fit a conditioning program just for your selected sport. Students will examine the workouts of successful athletes in their sport and then design their own conditioning program. Students will have an opportunity to visit many different athletic sites on campus to conduct their conditioning. They will learn to keep progress charts, which will include several exercises they can keep for use in the future. Students will also be educated on the benefits of both strength and endurance conditioning and, most importantly, how to do them safely. Fitness, Fun and Synchronized Swimming Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Columbus Coralinas Swim Club Staff Full (9a-4p) $285 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $175 Half (9a-11:30a) $145 Try out the sport of synchronized swimming while participating in the strength and flexibility land exercises that are important to the sport. Participants will strengthen their swimming strokes and learn specific skills used in synchro. By the end of the week, participants will learn and perform a brief synchronized swimming routine similar to ones learned in the competitive sport that combines the grace of ballet with the athleticism of swimming and gymnastics. Join us and learn from some of the Ohio Coralinas Synchro synchronized swimming coaches! Football AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising K-6 Session 2 Clinic Instructor: Chuck Simpson / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $170 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 Join Columbus Academy coaches for a week of football fundamentals and learn more about how to play the game of football. You will learn the proper technique for throwing, catching, and kicking a football, as well as the basic skills required to play various offensive and defensive positions. Once you have been through this clinic, you will have a better understanding of the game of football. Participants are required to wear athletic shoes; cleats and mouthpieces are optional. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. Fundamentals of the Game Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Luke Barricklow Students will be learning the fundamentals of several different sports. They will be able to play a variety of sports including soccer, basketball, football, baseball, tennis, golf, volleyball, and lacrosse. During each day, they will be taught all of the different skills needed to play each sport through various drills, games, and fun competitions. Students will culminate each day with live games in their respective sports. Girls Basketball PM Clinic / Sports & More AM Camp Rising 2-8 Session 1 (M-W, F) Clinic Instructor: Heather Gepper / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (1:30p-4p) $135 Clinic +Plus (11:30a-4p) $165 Full (9a-4p) $230 She shoots, she scores! Be a basketball star at CA. This girls basketball clinic will involve learning and utilizing fundamental basketball skills. Girls will learn and practice ball skills, shooting skills, and basic fundamental principles in various drills and game situations. The clinic is designed for experienced players to improve on their skills, as well as for beginners to learn about the game of basketball. Come on in and see just how fun and rewarding basketball can be! Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. Girls Field Hockey AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising 2-8 Session 1 (M-W, F) Clinic Instructor: JoAnne Adams / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $135 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $165 Full (9a-4p) $230 Ladies...we have turf! We are thrilled to announce that this year s camp will again be held on the turf fields at Resolute Athletic Complex! We have rented space to give camp the smooth turf surface and perfect weather and temperatures! Be a part of the tradition at Columbus Academy by learning the sport of field hockey from State Championship winning coaches and topnotch players. This clinic is a great way to learn the dynamic sport of field hockey. Clinic sessions are creatively designed to teach the hockey basics: dribbling, passing, receiving, pulls, dodges, and more for younger players while preparing older girls for middle school competition. It doesn t matter if you are a first year player or an experienced middle school veteran, we will help you improve your game! We can t wait to share our love of the game on the turf fields at Easton this summer! If you need to purchase equipment, please contact Coach Adams at Adams@columbusacademy.org. This clinic will meet at Resolute Athletic Complex at Easton. For location and more information, please visit ezleagues.ezfacility.com. This is a traveling/off-site program. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. 45

16 Girls Volleyball AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising 2-8 Session 4 Clinic Instructor: Heather Gepper / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $170 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 Come join the fun with the lifetime sport of volleyball! This is a great way to introduce young children to volleyball by using team building activities and learning valuable skills. Come check out just how fun volleyball can be! In this program, the girls will learn how to pass, set, hit, serve, and play in group situations. There will be coaches, as well as Columbus Academy Upper School players assisting the younger participants. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see page 47 for the Sports & More class description. History and Sport of Archery Rising 6-9 Session 3, 6 Instructor: Charles Brodhead Full (9a-4p) $285 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $175 Half (9a-11:30a) $145 Humans have used archery since the dawn of time; first for hunting, then for warfare, and in modern times, for sport. There are many occasions when archery has changed the course of history. Not many Olympic sports can claim this grand heritage. Campers will experience firsthand one of our oldest sports through daily study, practice, and challenges. Interscholastic Sailing Rising 6-9 Session 3 Instructor: Hoover Sailing Club Staff Rising 6-12 Session 10 Instructor: Hoover Sailing Club Staff Full (9a-4p) $350 No Half +Plus No Half Interscholastic Competitive Sailing is the fastest growing co-ed sport in High School Sports in the country. Over 500 High School Sailing Teams are competing across the country, and Central Ohio is getting in on the action! Several schools in our region have started programs and are competing in the Ohio High School Sailing Association. In this course, your sailor will learn the basics of competitive sailing: everything from boat handling, basic racing, crewing, driving, rules of the road and safety on the water. Our US Sailing Certified Race Coaches will lead this course with High School racers providing hands on instruction in this fast paced environment. Students are required to pack a peanut and tree nut free lunch and bring your own USCG approved life jacket. Sailing is a very physical activity; occasional bumps and bruises can occur. Please advise your child s counselor if there are any issues of which we might need to be aware. A Hoover Sailing Club release form is also required for every participant and will be distributed via before camp begins. This is a traveling/off-site program. Korean Martial Arts Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Jared Circle / Koguryo Martial Arts Academy Full (9a-4p) $300 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Half (9a-11:30a) $170 Korean Martial Arts will teach students the basic skills of various arts in the Korean Martial Tradition! We will cover Tang Soo Do, Hap Ki Do, Soo Ho Ji Moo, and others. Camp will be taught by Master Jared Circle, owner and head master of Koguryo Martial Arts (KMA) in Westerville. This session will focus on Korean culture including language, food, music, folklore, traditions, and history. Campers will visit KMA for a field trip and will have the opportunity to perform in the Friday Showcase in uniforms they will receive as a part of the camp. Students should bring a water bottle, nut-free snacks, and shoes that are easy-on-easy-off as we train traditional style, in our bare feet. Course fee includes cost of uniform. Learn to Sail Rising 6-9 Session 8 Instructor: Hoover Sailing Club Staff Full (9a-4p) $320 No Half +Plus No Half Hoover Sailing Club has offered sailing instruction for Central Ohio youth for over 40 years. Your child will experience the joy of skippering a dinghy from our fleet during his or her very first lesson. Our experienced US Sailing certified staff will teach basic safety and boat skills. Your child will learn to sail up-wind, down-wind, tack, jibe, and recover from a capsize. Our picturesque property and remodeled facilities will provide your youngster with a week he or she will remember for years to come. Students are required to pack a peanut and tree nut free lunch, and bring your own USCG approved life jacket. Sailing is a very physical activity; occasional bumps and bruises can occur. Please advise your child s counselor if there are any issues of which we might need to be aware. A Hoover Sailing Club release form is also required for every participant and will be distributed via before camp begins. This is a traveling/off-site program. Lightsaber Camp Rising 6-9 Session 9 Instructor: Royal Arts Fencing Academy Staff Now is your chance to be a Jedi or Sith. This Star Wars themed week lets you into the world of Star Wars and lightsaber combat. We use safe weapons and fencing masks for protection. All equipment is provided and classes are taught by professionally trained fencing and martial art coaches. Students are required to wear athletic shoes and socks. Olympic Fencing Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Royal Arts Fencing Academy Staff Have you ever wanted to be Zorro, d Artagnan, the Dread Pirate Roberts, Captain Jack Sparrow, Robin Hood, or a Jedi Knight? Learn the noble art of fencing, including information about swords, moves, competitions, and future opportunities for Fencing Sport Scholarships. This course is specially created for participants of all fencing and athletic levels. On Friday, the students will participate in a real fencing tournament! Fencing equipment is provided. Students are required to wear athletic shoes and socks. Skateboarding Rising 5-9 Session 3 Instructor: Chris Higgins Full (9a-4p) $295 No Half +Plus No Half Come join us and learn the basics and more of skateboarding, one of the fastest growing sports in the world. While we will cover safety, equipment, and skateboarding etiquette, the emphasis will be on having fun and learning by spending as much time on our boards as possible. It doesn t matter if you 46

17 are a first-time skater or a more experienced rider, this program will have something for everyone. Field trips to area skate parks will round out this exciting program. Skaters are required to wear a helmet and bring their own skateboards; knee pads and elbow pads are recommended. Soccer AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising K-8 Session 1 (M-W, F) Clinic Instructor: Ron Leach / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $135 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $165 Full (9a-4p) $230 No matter your level of experience in soccer, everyone will take home valuable skills from this soccer clinic. Whether you are a beginner and want to learn the basics or if you have already played organized soccer, we can help take you to the next level. We will focus on the fundamentals of soccer, basic individual skills, basic team tactics, instruction on the rules of the game, and mini scrimmages. Each day of this clinic will provide a fun learning environment about the game of soccer. If you need to purchase equipment, please contact Coach Leach at Ron_Leach@ columbusacademy.org. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see below for the Sports & More class description. Sports & More Rising K-8 Session 5-8, 10 Instructor: TBA 5: Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $ , 10: Sports & More is a camp that is based on sports with some other fun games sprinkled in. Students will interact with one another in a fun and safe environment. Games will include kickball, ultimate kickball, flag football, capture the flag, and more! Each game will teach specific skills in the given sport, but good sportsmanship, cooperation, and fun will be a constant theme. Students are required to bring a water bottle and wear athletic shoes - no flip flops or sandals. footwork, strategy, and an understanding of the court. Once you have been through this clinic, you will have a better understanding of the sport and, hopefully, a true love of tennis. Participants are required to bring their own tennis racket and water bottle. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see the Sports & More class description on this page. There is No I in Team Rising 6-9 Session 7 Instructor: Luke Barricklow In this camp, students will be learning how to work together both in team building activities and team sports. Each day there will be several different fun group activities, where students will have the chance to work as a team to complete various tasks and games. Along with these endeavors, students will be able to pick a certain team sport they want to play each day to utilize and put these skills into practice. Options for the team sports may include whiffle ball, ultimate football, ultimate Frisbee, kickball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Students are required to bring a water bottle and wear athletic shoes - no flip flops or sandals. Track & Field Rising 6-9 Session 4 Instructor: Ira Cross Run, jump, and throw! We will have fun getting a brief introduction to track & field. Athletes will have the opportunity to try out some of the basic events of track & field. At the end of our week, we will have a friendly competition based upon everything that we ve practiced and learned throughout the week. Students should wear athletic clothes and shoes (no flip flops or sandals), and bring a water bottle, lots of sunscreen, and a fun attitude! Sports Galore Rising 6-9 Session 2 Instructor: Trinity Gephart Yay Sports! Whether you play football, basketball, soccer, golf or tennis, we can do that! This class is simply about getting out there and being active. After participating in this program, students will have learned valuable lessons in sportsmanship, learned new sports they didn t know existed, and most importantly they will have given their bodies the daily dose of physical activity that they need. Students are required to bring a water bottle and wear athletic shoes - no flip flops or sandals. Swinging Into Action Rising 6-9 Session 5 (M, W-F) Instructor: Lauren Ferguson Full (9a-4p) $210 Half +Plus (9a-1:30p) $135 Half (9a-11:30a) $105 Swinging Into Action is an interactive program for golfers from beginning to intermediate skill levels. Students will have the opportunity to learn the game of golf at their own pace in a relaxed environment. This one week program will begin with learning the foundational skills of golf on-site and will end with a field trip to a local golf course to practice some of our newly learned skills. Students are required to bring their own golf clubs every day, but an advanced set of golf clubs is not necessary. Tennis AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising 1-8 Session 3 Clinic Instructor: Jeff Warstler / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $170 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 Join Jeff Warstler of Columbus Academy for an intensive tennis extravaganza! Tennis is not just a country club sport; it is fun for the whole family! You will learn the fundamentals of tennis such as stroke production, Wrestling AM Clinic / Sports & More PM Camp Rising K-7 Session 4 Clinic Instructor: Sean Silver / Sports & More Instructor: Tyler Verhoff Clinic Only (9a-11:30a) $170 Clinic +Plus (9a-1:30p) $200 Full (9a-4p) $285 Want to learn about wrestling, one of the first and most popular sports in the world? This program gives children of any size or ability the chance to learn the basics of the sport in a safe and fun environment, while also helping them with strength, flexibility, sportsmanship and self confidence. Wrestlers will receive their own headgear and will get to participate in a tournament followed by a medal ceremony at the end of the week. Each wrestler will be placed in a group appropriate to their age and skill level. Wrestlers are required to bring a water bottle; wrestling shoes and mouth guard are optional. Please Note: To make a full day schedule, Sports Clinics can only be paired with our Sports & More program or another Sports Clinic occurring in the same week. Please see the Sports & More class description on this page. 47

18 Swimming Lessons Greater Columbus Swim School Rising K-8 Session 1-10 Instructor: Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio 8a-9a and/or 4p-5p $65/week (Sessions 1 and 5: $52/week) The Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio teaches Columbus Academy instructional swim lessons in a fun, yet challenging atmosphere. Swim lessons will take place at Academy Pool on CA s campus. The pool depth ranges from 3ft 12ft. Participants are observed and placed in appropriate levels according to their current skill level. They engage in the fundamentals of swimming most appropriate for their ability. Swimmers will be consistently monitored for skill acquisition in order to ensure that they are continually challenged in the pool as their skill level increases. Beginning swimmers will learn the most basic skills needed to become self-sufficient in the water, while swimmers with slightly more advanced skills will be progressed through a series of eight levels, focusing on the proficient acquisition of all four of the competitive swimming strokes (those used in the sport of swimming). Participants will receive a skills accomplishment report at the end of each weekly session. Swimmers will have a great time, will be challenged, and will learn valuable skills. This program can be added to any week s programming. There is a maximum of 16 children per time slot and spaces fill quickly. Please see the Middle School registration form and check the appropriate time that fits with your schedule. JOIN US FOR OUR FAMILY ORIENTATION / OPEN HOUSE! SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH 2-4PM Join us to get a first-hand look at the facilities and talk to CA staff supporting Middle School programming this summer. Bring your children and enjoy interacting with teachers, get familiar with the space and partake in a few fun children s activities! Summer Experience Director, Alyssa King, will also be there to answer any questions and lead you through an example day! 48