2013 college for kids & teens catalog

Creative Arts

Humanities/Social Science

Languages & Cultures

Math & Computers

Science

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College forKids & Teens

SUMMER 2013

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What is College for Kids and College for Teens?College for Kids (CFK), through the School of Continuing Education (SCE), is a hands-on enrichment program for children ingrades K5-8, who have high academic potential, motivation, a talent, or an interest in computers, math, science, languages,creative arts and humanities. Now in its 33rd year, the program consists of one and two-week classes taught by UW systemfaculty or highly qualified and experienced instructors. All programs at UW–Milwaukee provide an "academic edge." Class size is limited to 16 students unless otherwise noted.

College for Teens (CFT) is the same great program as CFK but for students entering grades 9-12. (*Classes may include grades 6-8.)

Please note, Kindergartners must be five years old by June 10 and must have prior five-days-a-week school experience. When registering for CFK or CFT, use Fall 2013 grade levels.

Program Information

When are Classes?Classes are Mon.-Fri., June 17-Aug. 9 andare held on the UWM campus, unlessotherwise noted. Specific class dates/timesare included in course descriptions.

Registration Policy Once your child/teen is registered there areno refunds or transfers. Refunds are madeonly for classes cancelled by CFK/CFT.

How Do I Register?Registration opens each year on Jan. 15.Call, fax in your registration, or go online tosce-kids.uwm.edu. (Mailed registrations addseveral days to the registration process andlessen the likelihood of availability in yourdesired class.) If Jan. 15 falls on a holiday orweekend it will open the next business day.

Confirmation of RegistrationWithin two weeks of your registration, yourreceipt and parental permission forms aremailed to you for completion and return. Allparticipants are encouraged to have theirown health insurance as limited secondaryaccident insurance is provided by the University.

Before and After Care• Early Morning Drop-Off: 7:30-9am - $25/week or $45/two week session• Late Afternoon Pick-Up: 4-5:30pm - $25/week or $45/two week session

We offer two options to make things easier for kids and parents. For a minimal charge,supervised care is available before and after the program day. So come early or stay late,however you must sign up for the whole week.

Before Care (7:30-9am) and After Care (4-5:30pm) will meet in the Union Terrace Room.Chaperoning child to or from class is included in this fee.

Early Morning Dropoff 7:30-9am

Prog.# Fee

One week sessions:June 17-21 8460-6401 $25June 24-28 8460-6402 $25July 8-12 8460-6001 $25July 15-19 8460-6002 $25July 22-26 8460-6003 $25July 29-Aug. 2 8460-6004 $25Aug. 5-9 8460-6005 $25

Two week sessions:June 17-28 8460-6403 $45 July 8-19 8460-6006 $45July 22-Aug. 2 8460-6007 $45

Late Afternoon Pickup 4-5:30pm

Prog.# Fee

One week sessions:June 17-21 8460-6404 $25June 24-28 8460-6405 $25July 8-12 8460-6008 $25July 15-19 8460-6009 $25July 22-26 8460-6010 $25July 29- Aug. 2 8460-6011 $25Aug. 5-9 8460-6012 $25

Two week sessions:June 17-28 8460-6406 $45July 8-19 8460-6013 $45July 22-Aug. 2 8460-6014 $45

SCE | All classes held on UWM campus unless otherwise noted.

Enroll More. Pay Less.CFK/CFT offers summer discounts. Themore you enroll, the less you pay.

2013 Summer Discounts!Frequent Student Discounts• Register for three to five classes and

receive $10 off each class.• Register for six or more classes and

receive $20 off each class.

Must register for classes together to receive discounts.

Classes that do not reachsufficient enrollment by May15 will be canceled. Pleaseregister before this date toensure classes run.

Please use the grid below to organize your child’s schedule. This will help prevent registering for two classes at the same time.

Child’s name___________________________________________

Before Care After Care7:30-9am 9-11am 11:30am-1:30pm 2-4pm 4-5:30pm $25/per week $25/per week

Week 1June 17-21

Week 2June 24-28

Week 3July 8-12

Week 4July 15-19

Week 5July 22-26

Week 6July 29-Aug. 2

Week 7Aug. 5-9

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SCHEDuLE PLAnnER 3

SCHEDuLE AT A gLAnCE 4

SPECIAL PROgRAMS 7

CLASS DESCRIPTIOnSCreative Arts 10Humanities/Social Sciences 15 Languages & Cultures 19Math & Computers 22Science 27

REgISTRATIOn FORM 33

IMPORTAnT InFORMATIOn 35

• Please note: College for Kids/College for Teens only supervises students while they are enrolled in a class or are registered for before andafter care. Students enrolled in back-to-back classes or before and after care will be chaperoned to their next destination. No extendedsupervision (longer than the 30 minutes between consecutive class times) is available between 9am-4pm for those not enrolled in classduring any part of the day.

• Please have your child bring a copy of this schedule to class each day so we can make sure they get to the correct class.

College for Kids/Teens Schedule Planner

sce-kids.uwm.edu | 414-227-3360

4 SCE | All classes held on UWM campus unless otherwise noted.

Kindergartners must be five years old by June 10 and musthave prior five-days-a-week school experience.

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee Page Geometry All Around K5-2 8410-0401 $144 24Jr. Astronauts K5-2 8410-0402 $144 29Three Times the Fun! K5-2 8410-0403 $144 17Beginning Filmmaking 3-5 8410-0404 $144 10Taste of CFK 3-5 8410-0405 $144 16Web Page Design 3-5 8410-0406 $144 23Game Show Math 6-8 8410-0407 $144 26Introduction to Engineering AutoDesk 6-8 8410-0408 $144 26Passion for Fashion 6-8 8410-0409 $144 12*CFK/CFT Glee Club 6-12 8410-0410 $144 10*How Real Government Works 6-12 8410-0400 $144 15Advanced Chemistry 9-12 8440-4402 $144 27

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PagePottery K5-2 8410-0411 $169 12Science Station Milwaukee K5-2 8410-0412 $144 30Taste of CFK K5-2 8410-0413 $144 16From Zero to Googolplex 3-5 8410-0414 $144 25Passion for Fashion 3-5 8410-0415 $144 12The Sky is the Limit 3-5 8410-0416 $144 31Cryptology 6-8 8410-0417 $144 25Meet Rube Goldberg 6-8 8410-0418 $144 32Psychology 101 6-8 8410-0419 $144 18Web Page Design 6-8 8410-0420 $144 23Algebra II 9-12 8440-4403 $144 26Beginning Filmmaking 9-12 8440-4404 $144 10

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageSelf Portrait K5-2 8410-0421 $144 15Sticky, Icky, Art! K5-2 8410-0422 $144 14Vacation Math K5-2 8410-0423 $144 24Chemistry 3-5 8410-0424 $144 31Pottery 3-5 8410-0425 $169 12Where in the World? 3-5 8410-0426 $144 16Beginning Filmmaking 6-8 8410-0427 $144 10Meteorology 6-8 8410-0428 $144 28*The Music of War 6-12 8410-0429 $144 16*Web Page Design 6-12 8410-0430 $144 23Geology 9-12 8440-4405 $144 32

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageBackyard Biologist K5-2 8410-0001 $144 29Creating with Found Objects K5-2 8410-0002 $144 11Spelling Times K5-2 8410-0003 $144 17Get Ready, Set, Paint! 3-5 8410-0004 $144 11LegoMindstorms 3-5 8410-0005 $144 28Theatre Workshop 3-5 8410-0006 $144 14Advanced Cryptology 6-8 8410-0007 $144 25The Presidents 6-8 8410-0008 $144 18*Design Your Own Computer Games 6-12 8410-0009 $144 22*Musical Theatre 6-12 8410-0010 $144 12Criminal Psychology 9-12 8440-4001 $144 19Engineering Wonders 9-12 8440-4002 $144 32Intro to Improv 9-12 8440-4003 $144 11

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageOoze, Drip, Bubble & Bounce K5-2 8410-0011 $144 30Pottery K5-2 8410-0012 $169 12State Facts & Figures K5-2 8410-0013 $144 17Advanced Chemistry 3-5 8410-0014 $144 27Algebra + Mazes = Amazing Fun 3-5 8410-0015 $144 24Build Your Own Business 3-5 8410-0016 $144 17Intro to Improv 6-8 8410-0017 $144 11Phun with Physics 6-8 8410-0018 $144 28Trivia Games 6-8 8410-0019 $144 18*Design Your Own Computer Games 6-12 8410-0020 $144 22*Stock Market 6-12 8410-0021 $144 23*Weaving 101 6-12 8410-0022 $144 13

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageFrench K5-2 8410-0023 $144 19Get Ready, Set, Paint! K5-2 8410-0024 $144 11Gobble up Math K5-2 8410-0025 $144 24Advanced Web Page Design 3-5 8410-0026 $144 22Adventures in Fact & Fiction 3-5 8410-0027 $144 17Intro to Improv 3-5 8410-0028 $144 11Castles 6-8 8410-0029 $144 18LegoMindstorms 6-8 8410-0030 $144 28Pottery 6-8 8410-0031 $169 12Passion for Fashion 9-12 8440-4004 $144 12Trigonometry 9-12 8440-4005 $144 26

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageCreative Drama K5-2 8410-0032 $144 13Reading Made Easy! K5-2 8410-0033 $144 17Wonders of the Sky K5-2 8410-0034 $144 30Arithmetic Architecture 3-5 8410-0035 $144 24LegoMindstorms 3-5 8410-0036 $144 28Public Speaking 3-5 8410-0037 $144 15Movin’ to the Music 5-8 8410-0038 $295 9

(Specialty Program, see page 9)Advanced Engineering AutoDesk 6-8 8410-0039 $144 25Chess Champs 6-8 8410-0040 $144 15Unleash your 3-D Creativity 6-8 8410-0041 $144 14Pre-Calculus 9-12 8440-4006 $144 26

9am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageAdventures in Aquaponics 9-12 8440-4007 $325 7

(This class will not meet on Fridays,Mon.-Thurs. only)

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageCapturing Color K5-2 8410-0042 $144 13Munching Away at Math! K5-2 8410-0043 $144 24Ooze, Drip, Bubble & Bounce K5-2 8410-0044 $144 30An Artist a Day 3-5 8410-0045 $144 10Self Portrait 3-5 8410-0046 $144 15Stellar Heroes & Monsters 3-5 8410-0047 $144 31Magic on the Move 5-8 8410-0048 $295 9(Specialty Program, see page 9)

Algebra Camp 6-8 8410-0049 $144 22Lego Robotics II 6-8 8410-0050 $144 31*Latin Dance 6-12 8410-0051 $144 11*Pottery 6-12 8410-0052 $169 12Chess Champs 9-12 8440-4008 $144 15Screenwriting 9-12 8440-4009 $144 14

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June 17-28 Session I

Creative ArtsHumanities/Social SciencesLanguages & CulturesMath & ComputersScience

July 8-19 Session II

July 22-Aug. 2 Session III

5* Classes for grades 6-12 sce-kids.uwm.edu | 414-227-3360

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageI Made This K5-2 8410-0053 $144 13Internet Savvy K5-2 8410-0054 $144 24Optics, Electricity & Magnetism K5-2 8410-0055 $144 30Chess Champs 3-5 8410-0056 $144 15Meteorology 3-5 8410-0057 $144 28Pottery 3-5 8410-0058 $169 12Traveling Theatre Troupe 5-8 8410-0059 $295 9(Specialty Program, see page 9)

An Artist a Day 6-8 8410-0060 $144 10The Night Sky: Facts & Myths 6-8 8410-0061 $144 32The Writer’s Club 6-8 8410-0062 $144 18Leadership 101 9-12 8440-4010 $144 19Phun with Physics 9-12 8440-4011 $144 28**ACT Prep Class **11-12 8440-4012 $185 7(**Jr. and Sr. only)

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageChinese K5-2 8410-0431 $94 20Ready, Set, Geocache! K5-2 8410-0432 $94 15Internet Explorations 3-5 8410-0433 $94 23Take a Seat 3-5 8410-0434 $94 13Titanic 3-5 8410-0435 $94 16Anatomy & Physiology 6-8 8410-0436 $94 27*Caricature Creations 6-12 8410-0437 $94 10Geometry 9-12 8440-4406 $94 26

9am-1:30pmThe Writing Project 5-8 8410-0438 $179 8

9am-4pmSpanish 9-12 8440-4407 $249 21Intensive Spanish for Beginners

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageHoliday Hoopla K5-2 8410-0439 $94 13Internet Explorations K5-2 8410-0440 $94 23Chinese 3-5 8410-0441 $94 20MadaMathMatics 3-5 8410-0442 $94 25Ready, Set, Geocache! 3-5 8410-0443 $94 15Advanced Chemistry 6-8 8410-0444 $94 27Take a Seat 6-8 8410-0445 $94 13*Titanic 6-12 8410-0446 $94 16Anatomy & Physiology 9-12 8440-4408 $94 27

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageOutside Art K5-2 8410-0447 $94 13Wicked Weather K5-2 8410-0448 $94 30Anatomy & Physiology 3-5 8410-0449 $94 27Country Customs 3-5 8410-0450 $94 20Monster Mash 3-5 8410-0451 $94 14Chinese 6-8 8410-0452 $94 20Ready, Set, Geocache! 6-8 8410-0453 $94 15*Advanced Drawing 6-12 8410-0454 $94 10*Prezi - Presentations 6-12 8410-0455 $94 23It’s in your Stars, Astrology 9-12 8440-4409 $94 18

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageBubbles, Balloons, Blastoff K5-2 8410-0063 $94 29Got Math? K5-2 8410-0064 $94 24Bodily Functions 3-5 8410-0065 $94 30Puzzling Possibilities 3-5 8410-0066 $94 18Web 2013 3-5 8410-0067 $94 23Algebra Camp 6-8 8410-0068 $94 22French 6-8 8410-0069 $94 19*US Navy 6-12 8410-0070 $94 16Healthy Habits 9-12 8440-4013 $94 27

9am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageThe UWM Writing Project 9-12 8440-4014 $179 8– Teen Writing Academy

9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee Page*Archaeology Field School 6-12 8410-0071 $299 7German 9-12 8440-4015 $249 21

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageAnimal Habits K5-2 8410-0072 $94 28Penmanship K5-2 8410-0073 $94 17Dance Fun for Everyone 3-5 8410-0074 $94 11French 3-5 8410-0075 $94 19Sketch This! 3-5 8410-0076 $94 12Healthy Habits 6-8 8410-0077 $94 27Web 2013 6-8 8410-0078 $94 23*Genealogy 101 6-12 8410-0079 $94 15Algebra Camp 9-12 8440-4016 $94 22Public Speaking 9-12 8440-4017 $94 15

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageDance Fun for Everyone K5-2 8410-0080 $94 11Where in the World? K5-2 8410-0081 $94 16Everyday Science 3-5 8410-0082 $94 27Genealogy 101 3-5 8410-0083 $94 15Geometry & Spatial Sense 3-5 8410-0084 $94 23Comic Connections 6-8 8410-0085 $94 10It’s Electric 6-8 8410-0086 $94 27*Build Your Own Computer 6-12 8410-0087 $94 22Stellar Science 9-12 8440-4018 $94 32

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageMath Easy as 1, 2, 3 K5-2 8410-0088 $94 24Pint Size Picasso’s K5-2 8410-0089 $94 13Comic Connections 3-5 8410-0090 $94 10Computer Creations 3-5 8410-0091 $94 25Those Amazing Flying Machines 3-5 8410-0092 $94 16Architectural Model Building 6-8 8410-0093 $94 15Japanese 6-8 8410-0094 $94 20Wonders of the Coral Reef 6-8 8410-0095 $94 28*Calligraphy 6-12 8410-0096 $94 10Sports Greatest Moments 9-12 8440-4019 $94 16

9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageKorean 9-12 8440-4020 $249 21

June 24-28 Discovery Camp 1

July 15-19 Discovery Camp 2

July 29-Aug. 2 Discovery Camp 3

Schedule ata Glance

July 22-Aug. 2 Session III (Cont.)

* Classes for grades 6-12


11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageCome Read with Me K5-2 8410-0097 $94 16Wonders of the Coral Reef K5-2 8410-0098 $94 28Architectural Model Building 3-5 8410-0099 $94 15Chemistry & Beyond 3-5 8410-0100 $94 31Japanese 3-5 8410-0101 $94 20Advanced Web Page Design 6-8 8410-0102 $94 22Meteorology 6-8 8410-0103 $94 28Those Amazing Flying Machines 6-8 8410-0104 $94 16It’s Electric 9-12 8440-4021 $94 27Wall Street 9-12 8440-4022 $94 26

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageJapanese K5-2 8410-0105 $94 20Writing is Magic K5-2 8410-0106 $94 17Creating with Found Objects 3-5 8410-0107 $94 11Fit Finances 3-5 8410-0108 $94 25Wonders of the Coral Reef 3-5 8410-0109 $94 28Spanish Immersion 6-8 8410-0110 $94 20Sports Greatest Moments 6-8 8410-0111 $94 16Where Should My Money Go? 6-8 8410-0112 $94 26Advanced Web Page Design 9-12 8440-4023 $94 22Architectural Model Building 9-12 8440-4024 $94 15

8am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageOne- Week WATER Field Adventure 4-8 7930-1005 $349 8– Marine Mussel Mystery

9-11am grade Prog.# Fee PageAmerican Sign Language K5-2 8410-0113 $94 19Dinosaur Detectives K5-2 8410-0114 $94 17Passionate about Play-Doh? K5-2 8410-0115 $94 13Biology 3-5 8410-0116 $94 27Nose for News 3-5 8410-0117 $94 17Piñata Pizzazz 3-5 8410-0118 $94 12Common Cents Math 6-8 8410-0119 $94 25Compelling Camera Shots 6-8 8410-0120 $94 22Everyday Science 6-8 8410-0121 $94 27Shipwrecks 6-8 8410-0122 $94 18*Music in Pop Culture 6-12 8410-0123 $94 11Career Discovery 9-12 8440-4026 $94 19

9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageJapanese 9-12 8440-4025 $249 21

11:30am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageHow Do You Know? K5-2 8410-0124 $94 29I Wanna Be... K5-2 8410-0125 $94 15Math & Memory Games K5-2 8410-0126 $94 24American Sign Language 3-5 8410-0127 $94 19Chemistry & Beyond 3-5 8410-0128 $94 31Weaving: Warped & Wonderful 3-5 8410-0129 $94 14Biology 6-8 8410-0130 $94 27Piñata Pizzazz 6-8 8410-0131 $94 12Public Speaking 6-8 8410-0132 $94 15*Origami 6-12 8410-0133 $94 12Compelling Camera Shots 9-12 8440-4027 $94 22Everyday Science 9-12 8440-4028 $94 27

2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageLittle Chemists K5-2 8410-0134 $94 29Tickets & Passports K5-2 8410-0135 $94 20Underwater Adventures in Art K5-2 8410-0136 $94 14Compelling Camera Shots 3-5 8410-0137 $94 22Fun2 3-5 8410-0138 $94 25I Wanna Be… 3-5 8410-0139 $94 15American Sign Language 6-8 8410-0140 $94 19Geometry & Spatial Sense 6-8 8410-0141 $94 23Meet Your Internal Organs 6-8 8410-0142 $94 32*Calligraphy 6-12 8410-0143 $94 10Biology 9-12 8440-4029 $94 27Maximizing Memory 9-12 8440-4030 $94 19

June 24-28, 9am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageThe Writing Project 5-8 8410-0438 $179 8– Young Writer’s Camp

June 24-28, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageSpanish 9-12 8440-4407 $249 21Intensive Spanish for Beginners

July 15-19, 9am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageThe UWM Writing Project 9-12 8440-4014 $179 8– Teen Writing Academy

July 15-19, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageGerman 9-12 8440-4015 $249 21

July 15-19, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee Page*Archaeology Field School 6-12 8410-0071 $299 7

July 22-Aug. 1, 9am-1:30pm grade Prog.# Fee PageAdventures in Aquaponics 9-12 8440-4007 $325 7

(This class will not meet on Fridays,Mon.–Thurs. only)

July 22-Aug. 2, 2-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageMini-Courses Summer ACT **11-12 8440-4012 $185 7

Preparation Class

July 22-Aug. 2, 9am-11am& Aug. 5-9, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageMovin’ to the Music 5-8 8410-0038 $295 9

July 22-Aug. 2, 11:30am-1:30pm& Aug. 5-9, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageMagic on the Move 5-8 8410-0048 $295 9

July 22-Aug. 2, 2-4pm& Aug. 5-9, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageTraveling Theatre Troupe 5-8 8410-0059 $295 9

July 29-Aug. 2, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageKorean 9-12 8440-4020 $249 21

Aug. 5-9, 8am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageJason Project 4-8 7930-1005 $349 8

One-Week WATER Field Adventure– Marine Mussel Mystery

Aug. 5-9, 9am-4pm grade Prog.# Fee PageJapanese 9-12 8440-4025 $249 21

Schedule ata glanceSC

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Creative ArtsHumanities/Social SciencesLanguages & CulturesMath & ComputersScience

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Adventures in Aquaponics!

aquaponics / ˈækwəˈpɒnɨks / is asustainable food production system thatcombines a traditional aquaculture (raisingaquatic animals such as snails, fish,crayfish or prawns in tanks) withhydroponics (cultivating plants in water) ina symbiotic environment.

Have you participated in an aquaponicsprogram or project at school and WANT TOLEARN EVEN MORE? Find out about all thebehind-the-scenes science that is makingaquaponics front page news in the field ofscience and technology! This two-weekworkshop will take your aquaponicsknowledge to the next level!

The summer workshop will be held Monday - Thursday from 9am-1:30pmfrom July 22 - August 1. Topics may include:

• Life Cycle of Food

• Chemistry of Water

• Study of Lake Michigan

• Aquaponics equipment

• Food safety

• Animal Protection

• Effects of Mercury on Human Health

• Fishing Habits of ethnic groups

• Aquaponics in the Water-Centric SustainableCity of the Future

Up to FOUR fieldtrips will be included!Trips may include:

• Cruise on the Dennis Sullivan

• Sweetwater Organics

• School of Freshwater Sciences

• Discovery World

Fee: $325Karin gratz Session III (Monday-thursday only), 9am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4007note: This workshop is most appropriate forstudents who have worked on an aquaponicsproject in the past and/or have a good under-standing of aquaponics.

Archaeology Field SchoolOne of our most popular classes returnsthis summer with a twist. After 10 years ofexcavations, work with scientists as weanalyze our finds and tell the rest of thestory of Trimborn Farm. The adventurebegins on campus with an orientation toarchaeology and the early history ofMilwaukee followed by lab work with theartifacts. We will spend two days at the digsite to complete our stories of TrimbornFarm. This class is offered in cooperationwith the UWM Archaeology Field School andthe UWM Archaeological Research Laboratory.

Fee: $299 Jocelyn Boor July 15-19, 9am-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0071

Mini-Courses Summer ACT Preparation ClassPrerequisite: Students must have a core GPA of 2.0

Designed to help prepare 11th and 12thgraders for the official ACT college entranceexam. Students cover math, reading,writing, science reasoning and test-takingstrategies. A scheduled unofficial ACT pre- and post-test experience is included.Call the Mini-Course office directly at (414) 229-6236 to schedule the pre-test.Enrollment Limit: 30 students

Fee: $185 Instructor: tBa Session III, 2-4pmgr. 11 & 12 only, Prog. no. 8440-4012


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The UWM Writing Project -Young Writers’ CampBack by popular demand, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Writing Project(UWMWP) is sponsoring a camp for aspiring writers entering grades 5-8. Meet each day in writing groups facilitatedby experienced writers and teachers whosecommon goal is to inspire the imaginationand have fun! Students of all writingabilities are welcome. Write daily in acreative, supportive environment.

• Explore a variety of genres, including poetry,short stories, plays, graphic novels, essays,and more

• Learn writing techniques used by professional writers

• Receive individual instruction and response in small groups from UWMWPwriting teachers

• Meet and share writing with young writersfrom throughout the county

• Engage in process writing: generating ideas,drafting, revising, editing, and publishing

Young Writers’ Camp culminates in acelebration of writing and an opportunity toshare your favorite pieces! Past participantsare encouraged to attend!

Fee: $179Instructors: uWMWP approved discovery camp 1, 9am-1:30pmgr. 5-8, Prog. no. 8410-0438Students will have a 45 minutes supervisedlunch break each day. Please bring your baglunch with you or you will need to have permis-sion to leave unattended to eat at the studentunion on your own.

The UWM Writing Project -Teen Writing AcademyMeet each day in groups facilitated byexperienced writers and teachers whosecommon goals are to inspire theimagination, develop as writers and havefun! Writers will:

• Explore a variety of genres, including poetry, short stories, plays, graphic novelsand essays

• Choose a genre on which to produce afinal, polished piece of writing

• Learn writing techniques used by professional writers

• Receive individual instruction and response in small groups

• Engage in process writing: generatingideas, drafting, revising, editing and publishing writing

• Submit writing to the Scholastic WritingCompetition with the chance to win college scholarships

• Celebrate our writing with a culminatingcommunity event designed to share ourwriting with parents, teachers and peers

You are required to identify a genre of focusfor the week (poetry, fiction, narrative oressay), and are required to bring at leastone piece or writing (completed or inprogress) to the first day of the academy.

Fee: $179Instructors: tBadiscovery camp 2, 9am-1:30pmProg. no. 8440-4014

One-Week WATER FieldAdventure – MarineMussel MysteryFreshwater Ecosystem & InvestigativeReporting for 4th-8th Graders

REAL PROBLEM: During the last 10 yearsthe Great Lakes Basin and the surroundingfreshwater areas have been inundated bythe introduced specie, the zebra mussel!Millions of these mussels have crowded outnative species, cleared the water columnand posed a danger to the water system.NOW they have become the hunted! A newintroduced mussel called the quagga is the invader.

REAL CHALLENGE: Imagine you and yourteam of investigative reporters arechallenged to determine who ecologicallywins, the zebra mussel or the quaggamussel and to tell the story to others. To dothis you and your team must mount aninvestigation using video, digital imagesand your knowledge of science to searchthe Milwaukee River, the River Basin, andLake Michigan to locate those dreadedinvaders, and identify the abiotic and bioticfactors that support them. You must putyour scientific knowledge and journalisticskills together to identify what thesemussels need to live on Lake Michigan andthen track them down.

Fee: $349liz Suttonaug. 5-9, 8am-4pmgr. 4-8, Prog. no. 7930-1005note: this class meets at the uWM Schoolof continuing education, 161 W. Wisconsinave., Milwaukee, WI. 53203


9* Classes for grades 6-12

Movin' to the MusicCollege for Kids, in association with UWM’sDepartment of Theatre and Dance–PeckSchool of the Arts, welcomes, Movin’ to the Music! This exciting multi-performancetouring company seeks students who loveto dance. Rehearsals/classes meet July 22-Aug. 2, 9-11am, on the UWM campus. If you feel the beat and love to dance, then this class is for you! Several dances(beginner level) will be taught, includingjazz, swing and hip hop, and thenperformed for other kids and programs all around Milwaukee. (No previous dance training required.)

Fee: $295nancy Weiss McQuideJuly 22-aug. 2, 9-11am and aug. 5-9, 9am to 4pmgr. 5-8, Prog. no. 8410-0038note: this program requires all day attendance during the final week of performances at off campus sites.

Magic on the MoveMagic on the Move now in its fourth yearwill join the new Movin to the Music andTraveling Theatre Troupe Programs whichwill perform around the community duringits final week of class. Class entry is opento anyone entering 5-8th grade in the fall.Rehearsals/classes meet July 22-Aug. 2,11:30am-1:30pm, on the UWM campus.This unique and dynamic program offers an enriching “magical” experience, fromauditions to classes, and from rehearsals to the final show! Come “wow” the crowdwith your amazing new abilities.

Fee: $295Professor PinkertonJuly 22-aug. 2, 11:30am-1:30pmand aug. 5-9, 9am to 4pmgr. 5-8, Prog. no. 8410-0048note: this program requires all day attendance during the final week of performances at off campus sites.

Traveling Theatre Troupe!College for Kids, in association with UWM’sDepartment of Theatre and Dance–PeckSchool of the Arts, welcomes the TravelingTheatre Troupe, July 22-Aug. 9. We will now begin our 12th season; this excitingmulti-performance touring company seeksaspiring actors entering grades 5-8 nextfall. Rehearsals/classes meet July 22-Aug. 2, 2-4pm, on the UWM campus. This unique and dynamic program offers an enriching theatre experience, fromauditions to classes, and from rehearsalsto the final show!

Fee: $295Matthew KonkelJuly 22-aug. 2, 2-4pm and aug. 5-9, 9am to 4pmgr. 5-8, Prog. no. 8410-0059note: this program requires all day attendance during the final week of performances at off campus sites.


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Get your show on the road! Share the stageand display your new found acting talent.Light up the stage in this newly designedcourse, as all three programs travel togetherto perform on the road. Movin’ to the Music,Magic on the Move and Traveling TheatreCompany classes will travel to differentareas of the city putting on performancesthat are sure to “wow” the crowd! Duringthe final week, Aug. 5-9, the companymeets from 9am-4pm, performing twicedaily for a variety of audiences throughout

the Milwaukee areas. As of print time thelocations have not yet been secured, butpast performances have been at Betty BrinnMuseum, Mitchell Park Domes and State

Fair. Locations this year will be similar tothe past. Transportation to and from thecampus and performances is providedduring the final week of performances.



Advanced Drawing Can you draw? Do you want to turn yourbasic drawings into a drawing that hasvalue shading and three dimensionaldepth? Advanced Drawing is the class thatwill take your drawing skills on a newjourney. You will work with a variety ofdrawing materials to create realisticdrawings. You will also gain drawingknowledge for proportionate drawings.

Fee: $94Ming Yon Blackwelldiscovery camp 1, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0454

An Artist a Day Keeps the Doctor AwayLearn about a different artist every day andincorporate that artist’s style into pieces ofartwork. You will use materials such aspaint, clay and other materials similar towhat the artist used or uses.

Fee: $144erin o’connellSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0045Session III, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0060

Beginning FilmmakingIn this hands-on starter filmmakingprogram you will gain knowledge in all aspects of making a movie includingwriting, production, composition, editingand presentation while learning filmmakingtechnique. You’ll complete at least one short film.

Fee: $144Matthew KonkelSession I, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0404Session I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4404Session I, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0427

Calligraphy: The Art of Fine HandwritingIn the 21st century, word processors maybe foretelling the ruin of fine handwriting.Join us as we learn the art of beautiful(Kalli-) writing (graphein), producing ourown thank you notes, greeting cards, and more.

Fee: $94Instructor: tBadiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr.6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0096angela Perrowdiscovery camp 4, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12 Prog. no. 8410-0143

Caricature Creations A caricature is a portrait that exaggeratesor distorts the essence of a person, animalor object to create an easily identifiablevisual likeness. Caricatures can be insultingor complimentary and can serve a politicalpurpose or be drawn solely for entertainment.Caricatures of politicians are commonlyused in editorial cartoons while caricaturesof movie stars are often found inentertainment magazines. Come put yourimagination to the test as you discover the“caricature” within you.

Fee: $94natasha Flatoffdiscovery camp 1, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0437

Comic ConnectionsCreate your own characters and learn how to place them in your own uniquecomic book.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0085discovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0090

CFK/CFT PantherGlee ClubGleeks wanted! Do you like to sing anddance? Join the craze as you learn songs and create a performance for family and friends. You and your newfriends will amaze everyone with yourenergy and talent.

Fee: $144Mary hussleinSession I, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0410

Classes are organized by grade level as well as by subject area. If there is a class offered for multiplegrade levels it will be listed below. However, other courses are available specific to an age group inthe coming pages. Please note that the curriculum will be appropriate for each grade level and coursecontent complexity increases at each increased grade level offering.SC

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Creating With Found ObjectsThe artistic version of the “Midas Touch” isthe ability to transform discarded trash intoartistic treasure. Create exciting works ofart using natural and man-made things youmight find in your attic, yard, junk drawer orother nooks and crannies.

Fee: $144erin MaddoxSession II, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0002Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0107

Dance Fun for Everyone Moving to different types of music is a lot offun, and good exercise too. Study basic andbeginner dance steps in folk dance, musicaltheater, and especially hip-hop, and learn torock the house!

Fee: $94ceci Scalishdiscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0074discovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0080

Get Ready, Set, Paint!Let’s take a time machine back to the1800’s to discover how Vincent Van Goghdrew, the colors he saw, and how he madeand mixed his paints. We will paint indoorand outside. You’ll make your own miniaturegallery as part of an exhibit for the last dayof class. No painting experience necessary.

Fee: $144erin o’connellSession II, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0004Session II, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0024

Intro to Improv This introductory class will focus on thefundamentals of improvisation in a safe andpositive class environment. Intro to Improvincorporates movement-based exercises,scene-work and group exercises to explorethe primary fundamentals of improvisation,making you more confident, trusting andgraceful on stage. The class emphasizescreating a rich environment for yourscenes, committing to your decisions andyour scene partner and beginning with thebody as inspiration. There will be a finalImprov performance for friends and family.

Fee: $144Matthew KonkelSession II, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4003Session II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0017Session II, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0028

Latin Dance Do you love Latin music but are unsure how to dance to it? We have just what youneed. From Salsa to Samba, you’ll learn thefundamentals of great Latin moves and beable to ¡Baila! your way across the dancefloor. Solo work to partner work, you’ll beable to dance to an entire number withease. By the end of this class, you’ll looklike a pro. Great music, great moves, greatfun! ¡Ven a bailar con nosotros! Comedance with us!

Fee: $144ceci ScalishSession III, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0051

Music in Pop Culture This class will focus on the music we listento every day, touching on different styles,artists and groups that populate our society.What makes these songs popular? Why arethey catchy? Where are these songs playedand how do they infiltrate and affectsociety? Listen to songs in your generation,your parents’ generation and even yourgrandparents’ generation and dive into theculture and theory of these great songs andmusicians, looking at what made them tickthen and what makes them tick today.

Fee: $94Mary hussleindiscovery camp 4, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0123

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"College for Kids was an incredible experience for me. Life has now come full circle as I am involved in the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, Washington. I am the veterinary consultant,passing along the lessons I learned so many years ago at UWM."

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Musical Theatre Love to sing? Love to dance? Love to act?Well, you can do them all in Musical Theatre.We’ll show you how to perform just like thepros in Broadway. From acting out a greatscene to singing and dancing in a group orsolo number, learn the secrets of giving agreat performance during a musical. Sowarm up those vocal chords, brush up yourfacial expressions and dust off your dancingshoes! Musical Theatre is waiting for a starlike you!

Fee: $144ceci ScalishSession II, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0010

OrigamiLearn the traditional Japanese art of paperfolding. Make different creatures, animalsand other cool objects by simply foldingpaper! No glue, no tape, no scissors! All youneed is a square of paper, your hands andyour imagination!

Fee: $94Instructor: tBadiscovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0133

Passion for FashionExplore the world of fashion from yoursummer sandals to the latest in winterheadgear. This course talks about thefashion industry and how it creates a desire for us to own new clothes andaccessories. Investigate the latest designtrends and project into the future. Showyour creativity and unique style by creating your own designs!

Fee: $144Instructor: Ming Yon BlackwellSession I, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0409Session I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0415Instructor: angela PerrowSession II, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4004

Piñata Pizzazz Learn the art of paper mâché as you createand design your own paper mâché partypiñata. Bring your own candy and surprisesto fill your piñata to take home and sharewith friends and family.

Fee: $94Instructor: tBadiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0118discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0131

PotteryNothing’s more fun than working with clay!Create pottery pieces in this class using avariety of hand-building techniques: pinchand punch potting, coiling, slab building andmore. This year’s projects could include:bird houses, picture frames, mobiles,jewelry, garden ornaments and more! Theclass culminates with an art show ofstudent work.

Fee: $169Ben tyjeskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0411Session I, 2-4pmgr.3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0425Session II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0012Session II, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0031Session III, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0052Session III, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0058

Sketch This!Sharpening your drawing skills by doingquick sketches is an essential part of anartist's training. Jump in and get started, all you need is a pencil and paper. Don'tworry about the results or anyone else'sopinion. Sketching skills can only bedeveloped with practice.

Fee: $94angela Perrowdiscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0076


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Take a Seat!Bring in an old chair, and give it new life!Add your own personal touches to make ityour own, and design a piece of furnitureyou’ll be proud to show off.

Fee: $94erin o’connelldiscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0434discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0445

Weaving 101Learn basic weaving techniques, constructa loom and learn how to make a coilbasket. Become aware of different culturesthat incorporate woven textiles into theireveryday life.

Fee: $144erin o’connellSession II, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0022

Capturing Color Humans can see color and it makes ourworld exciting! Children will learn abouthow artists employ colors, rainbows areformed and how different cultures use color to express their heritage. This classencourages child interaction, imagination,and exploration through the use of art and color.

Fee: $144natasha FlatoffSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0042

Creative DramaThrough simple games of improvisation, fun drama exercises, storytelling and otheractivities learn the use of body, voice andimagination to develop your creativeexpression. This basic performance classbuilds self-esteem and communicationskills. Class ends with a performance on the final day.

Fee: $144Matthew KonkelSession III, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0032

Holiday Hoopla Each day of class we’ll explore a differentholiday. How and where did it start? Whoparticipates in the celebration? We’llresearch the holiday and then you will useyour imagination to make a special artpiece to represent that special event.

Fee: $94Shannen Webbdiscovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0439

I Made This! Use your imagination and create a piece ofart from clay, household items, canvas andmore. Your family and friends will marvel atyour artistic inspiration.

Fee: $144erin MaddoxSession III, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0053

Passionate about Play-Doh? Do you love to create with Play-Doh? Letyour imagination run wild and show otherswhat’s in your mind’s eye. Then, togetherwe’ll write a story about your creations.

Fee: $94angela Perrowdiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0115

Outside Art Do you like to be outside? Do you have an interest in art? Put both of your favoritethings together! See what you observeoutdoors as you use chalk, craypas,watercolor, markers, and much more toexpress your inside “outside.”

Fee: $94natasha Flatoffdiscovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0447

Pint-size Picasso’sSplash, sponge, and spread the paint. We’ll learn about composition, line, design,and color by creating original works byfamous artists.

Fee: $94natasha Flatoffdiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0089


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“I really enjoyed my classes. I learned a lot and can’t wait to show myparents everything that I made. It was an awesome experience!”

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Sticky, Icky, ARTSticky, icky, ooey and gooey. That’s the kind of fun art should be. We’ll be up to our eyeballs in surprise art projects. Be sure to wear appropriate clothes – thisclass is messy.

Fee: $144angela PerrowSession I, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0422

Underwater Adventures in ArtJoin me for an underwater adventure in art! We will be taking a look at differenttypes of aquatic life and using what we seeto create drawings, paintings/prints andpaper mache sculptures!

Fee: $94natasha Flatoffdiscovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0136

Monster MashMonsters come in all shapes and sizes.Learn about friendly and not-so-friendlymonsters by reading “Where the WildThings Are” to “There’s a Nightmare in my Closet”.

Fee: $94erin o’connelldiscovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0451

Theatre WorkshopExperience the magic of theater! Explorethe craft of theater, including voice,movement, make-up and costumes. Inaddition, we create a short play to bepresented for family and friends on the final day of class.

Fee: $144nancy Weiss-McQuideSession II, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0006

Weaving: Warped &Wonderful Students will explore weaving using avariety of unexpected materials and createfunctional mixed media works of art.

Fee: $94angela hayesdiscovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0129

Unleash your 3-D Creativity

Wood, cardboard, soda cans and more! Useall these things to create 3 dimensionalworks of art! Come with an open mind tocreating art with new and recycled materials.

Fee: $144erin o’connellSession III, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0041

Screenwriting In this class you will transform an idea from any genre into a treatment, then anoutline and finally a completed shortscreenplay. Through examples and writing exercises, participants will learnscreenwriting concepts such as structure,plot, character, dramatic tension, andclimax and catharsis. There will be anemphasis on character development and scene work, with tips and tricks forovercoming blocks and productivebrainstorming. This class is perfect forthose new to the art of screenplay or thoselooking to enhance their knowledge ofcreating the screen story. We will workshopwriting exercises and screenplays in a fun,low-pressure environment. Participants willcomplete one short screenplay ready forproduction or submission.

Fee: $144Matthew KonkelSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4009

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Architectural Model BuildingExplore techniques used for buildingarchitectural models. Start the journey from a flat piece of paper, then transform it into a 3-D architectural model. Togetherour class will build a model city. Take yourideas and watch them grow from twodimensions to three!

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0093discovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0099discovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4024

Chess Champs!This class helps you to understand thegame of chess. Learn about the pieces, themoves and the strategies used in thispopular game. Who knows? You may havewhat it takes to be a chess champ.

Fee: $144Paul dworschack-KinterSession III, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0040Session III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4008Session III, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0056

Genealogy 101When did our family come to America? Howdid we end up here? So many stories aboutour family histories are interwoven withimportant events in the US and the world.Learn basic research to find out more aboutyour family’s story.

Fee: $94erin Maddoxdiscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0079discovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0083

How Real GovernmentWorksThis class will focus on real andhypothetical local issues that influence ourpolitical, economic, and social lives. We willlearn about building coalitions andimplementing ideas to improve our society.

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession I, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0400

I Wanna Be A… Doctor, lawyer, teacher, registered nurse?Guest speakers will give you insight intotheir careers as well as other fascinatingcareers. Learn what type of education youwill need and start planning now. It is nevertoo early to start planning for your future.

Fee: $94Jen Bertranddiscovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0125discovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 3-5 Prog. no. 8410-0139

Public SpeakingYour stomach flips and your palms sweat.It’s your turn to speak in front of a group.Would you like to be more effective atthinking and speaking on your feet? Comelearn some tricks to make public speakinga piece of cake.

Fee: $94chad Sorcediscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4017discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0132Fee: $144erin MaddoxSession III, 9-11amgr,3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0037

Ready, Set, Geocache!Explore the adventurous world of geocaching.Learn how to use GPS devices and accessthe geocaching.com website to find cacheshidden in your area.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0432discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0443discovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0453

Self Portrait Write a description of yourself, family,friends, pets, and hobbies to help createyour self portrait.

Fee: $144laine andzejewskiSession I, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0421regina PrahlSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0046


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Classes are organized by grade level as well as by subject area. If there is a class offered for multiplegrade levels it will be listed below. However, other courses are available specific to an age group inthe coming pages. Please note that the curriculum will be appropriate for each grade level and coursecontent complexity increases at each increased grade level offering.


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Sports Greatest Moments

Why are we so transfixed by sport? It’sbecause of those memorable sportsmoments. From the Olympics, to LittleLeague, moments of pleasure and momentsof disgrace will be covered. Students willanalyze and verbalize how they feel aboutathletes such as Michael Phelps, LeBronJames, or Mohamed Ali.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4019discovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0111

Those Amazing FlyingMachines Man has always wanted to imitate thebirds. So, off we go into the wild blueyonder in this class. We will discuss ancientflying machines, the Wright Brothers, andmany other aviation pioneers. Interested inWarplanes? Don’t worry; we will talk aboutthose as well. We will even build modelairplanes and paper airplanes to see howdifferent designs can fly!

Fee: $94chad Sorcediscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0092discovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0104

Taste of CFKGet a taste of all that CFK has to offer. Eachday you will explore a different subject areaincluding creative arts, culture, humanities,math, and science.

Fee: $144regina PrahlSession I, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0405Session I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0413

TitanicLearn about the most famous ofshipwrecks. It may have sunk 100 yearsago, but the legend still lives on in modernculture. Topics we will cover include makinga timeline, learning Morse Code and seeinghow ships can sink.

Fee: $94chad Sorcediscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0435discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0446

The Music of WarIn this class you will combine two veryemotional topics; music and war. Find outmore about wartime songs throughoutAmerican history. Additionally, students willcreate their own song relating to their lives(performing is optional).

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession I, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0429

US Navy Anchors Away - join this class to learnabout our Navy. From the origins in theRevolutionary War until today’s SuperCarriers the Navy has a long and richhistory. We will discuss every major conflictand ship type as well as watch videosabout key engagement.

Fee: $94chad Sorcediscovery camp 2, 9-11am*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0070

Where in the World?Travel the seven continents and four oceanswith us. Make your own globe, passport,and travel log. Leave a little room in yoursuitcase for souvenirs like musicalrainsticks from Chile and a dashiki fromAfrica. Mail postcards home from theplaces we visit. Sign up now for a triparound the world!

Fee: $144Shannen WebbSession I, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0426Fee: $94Shannen Webbdiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0081

Come Read with Me! Learn to read and spell with greater easethrough lively interactive games andactivities. This class can help you polishyour beginning reading skills or improveyour existing reading skills.

Fee: $94Jen Bertranddiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0097

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Dinosaur Detectives Enter the land before time. Study thedinosaurs and their lives. Look at fossilsand learn how to classify them. Some plantshave not changed since the times whendinosaurs had them on their menus. Findout which ones they are and much more.

Fee: $94Sara Kazmierskidiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0114

Penmanship – PracticeMakes Perfect!Develop specific fine motor skills that areessential for correct pencil grip and pencilmanipulation as well as letter formation indevelopmentally appropriate ways. Thisclass will help those students needing amore solid foundation of skills as well asstudents whose parents want to give them a head start.

Fee: $94lisa vickdiscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0073

Reading Made Easy A book is the window into imagination.Come with us through that window, open abook and no longer fear you won’t be ableto understand the words. After this class –reading will be a breeze!

Fee: $144regina PrahlSession III, 9-11am gr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0033

Spelling Times Learn memory tricks to figure out thecorrect spelling of words. We will incorporategames and challenges to help you conqueryour spelling fears.

Fee: $144regina PrahlSession II, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0003

States: Facts and Figures Learn fun facts about our states as youtravel throughout the country.

Fee: $144regina PrahlSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0013

Three Times the Fun! Read,Read, Read!Come join us as we learn about Three LittleBears, Three Billy Goats Gruff, Three LittlePigs, Three Blind Mice, and other children’sstories based on threes mean 3x’s the fun!

Fee: $144vanessa ZampardiSession I, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0403

Writing is MagicCan you tell a story? Would you like to beable to remember it? We’ll help you learnhow to write and share the magic of storieswith others.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0106

Adventures in Fact & FictionAre you up for adventure? In stories, maps,films, and art there are adventures for us to follow, given to us by the women andmen who had the adventures – or dreamedthem up: Marco Polo, Jack London, BerylMarkham, Mutiny on the Bounty, The RightStuff... all for us. We will make our ownadventures as well, keeping an excitingmap and diary of our own true life andimaginary adventures. This is reading andwriting for the sheer excitement of it!

Fee: $144Patricia KempSession II, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0027

Build Your Own Business From start to finish, you are in charge.Found your own company. Identify theproduct your company creates. Determinehow much it should sell for, do your own advertising and marketing. Sell yourproduct at the end of class where yourfellow business leaders will decide whatproduct they want to buy with "fun money."

Fee: $144Jen BertrandSession II, 11:30am-1:30pm gr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0016

Nose for News Bring your imagination and turn yourselfinto a star reporter as you put together anewscast with your classmates. Learninterviewing skills and practice writingsporting event coverage, restaurantcritiques, movie/book reviews and more.

Fee: $94Patricia Kempdiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0117


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Social Sciences

“I really enjoyed psychology. I learned a lot and would recommend thisclass to friends of mine. It really piqued my interest. Thanks Mrs. K!”

- CFT Participant

grades 3-5


Puzzling Possibilities Can you think your way out of a problem?Can you stump your classmates? Using awide variety of puzzles and games, we willlearn problem solving techniques. We’llwork on focus and forms. We’ll work atpuzzle solving independently and also howto work with others.

Fee: $94lisa vickdiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0066

Castles What makes European castles so fascinating?Learn the history and architecture behindtheir construction, and the technologicaladvancements they inspired. Students willdesign their very own castle and be able totake it home and show it off.

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession II, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0029

Psychology 101Get acquainted with your inner self. Findout what motivates you and what turns youoff. Are you a visual or kinesthetic learner?Do your people skills need fine-tuning? Jointhis class and find out more about you!

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0419

The Presidents Which President owned a goat? Who wasthe shortest President? Which Presidentmanifested the idea – ‘Sea to Shining Sea’?Take a look at history through the outcomeof elections. Learn facts, trivia, and theimportance of the Presidents' personal, aswell as, professional lives.

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession II, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0008

Trivia Games (This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk.)

Think you know your facts? Do you lovetrivia? Are you an expert at history, science,geography, or reading? In this class, you'llplay several different trivia games includingSplit Second, Jeopardy!, quiz bowl, andothers; learn facts to elevate your game;and work with coach Michael Falk, whosequiz bowl teams have scored in the top-25nationwide the past two years.

Fee: $144Michael FalkSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0019

Shipwrecks We know you have heard of the Titanic, butdid you know her sister ship, the Britannic,sank as well? How about the Lusitania orthe Andrea Doria? Ever wonder what reallymakes the Bermuda Triangle so spooky?Did you know the Great Lakes have moreshipwrecks than most oceans? Learn allabout these topics and more in this fun class.

Fee: $94chad Sorcediscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0122

The Writer’s ClubInstead of joining the book club, thinkoutside the box and join our “Writer’s Club.”Work with others to improve your writingtechnique. Share your style with otherstudents and learn new tricks from theirs.

Fee: $144Patricia KempSession III, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0062

It’s in Your Stars! – Astrologynot Astronomy Are you a water or earth sign? What does itmean if Mercury is in its second house?Astrology was one of the ancient attemptsto understand the mysteries of life and thehuman experience. Come learn all about it!

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4409

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Career Discovery Come explore some of the many careersthat are possible for your future. What doyou like to do? How does that translate into future employment? What steps do you need to take to make that careerpossible? Find out the answers to these andother questions.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4026

Criminal Psychology What makes someone commit a crime? Inthis class, we’ll delve into various theorieson criminal psychology, profiling serialkillers, adolescent thieves, and white collarcriminals to discover how different types ofcrimes correlate to various personality traitsand socioeconomic backgrounds.

Fee: $144Marilyn KindwallSession II, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4001

Leadership 101 Do you enjoy setting the course of actionfor a group? Do you enjoy helping others?Learn new ways to improve your alreadyoutgoing attitude. Or...would you like to be the one ‘in charge’? Do you need help in learning leadership skills? If so, sign upnow. Learn how to use your talents andpersonality to become a better leader atyour school and in your community. Thiscourse is based on the Book, "The SevenHabits of Highly Effective Teens" by Sean Covey.

Fee: $144Shannen WebbSession III, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4010

Maximizing MemoryWant to improve your memory? Learn howthe brain creates memory and how you canincrease what you remember. Discover thedifference between short term and longterm memories. Explore working memory.Find out why some memories are vivid andothers are barely remembered. Practicetechniques to strengthen your ability tohave TOTAL RECALL!


American Sign LanguageLearn the basics of sign language usinggames, videos and art projects. Grow avocabulary of words you can sign, and learnmore about the deaf culture.


Bonjour! French Immersion ClassDid you know that French is spoken on fivecontinents? Come explore the world ofFrench culture in this class. You will speakFrench throughout the class. Each dayexplore a new theme from travel abroad, from French artists to French explorers andmore! What is life like in France? Whatsports do kids play? What are some favoritefoods? This is a great class for those withall levels of foreign language experience.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession II, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0023Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0069discovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0075


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Introduction to Chinese and Its CultureIt could be that before too long most people will be expected to know at leastsome Chinese. China is a global giant just beginning to slowly open itself to theworld. Develop basic language skills in aChinese-speaking environment. Learn tolisten and speak in Mandarin Chinese andread and write in Pinyin Chinese. Chineseculture will be discussed too.


Introduction to JapaneseWhether you are a language aficionado, an anime enthusiast or a future mangaka,this course is for you. Learn to read andwrite the hiragana and katakana syllabariesas you develop conversational skills in anengaging learning environment.

Fee: $94Meiko Ikenodiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0094discovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0101discovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0105

Tickets and Passports Little travelers get an authentic StudentPassport Journal, and “visit” major countriesaround the world. Through virtual LearningStations, art projects and discussions, we’ll learn about an exciting new countryeach day: the climate, population, education,animals and games. As we travel, studentsreceive an airline "ticket" with theirdestination. Get your passport stampedafter you present your art project or newfacts you’ve learned during your travels.And yes, there will be prizes (Shhhh! It’s a surprise!).


Country Customs Travel the globe discovering interestingthings about countries, the people in them,and their customs. You will learn aboutflags, food and more.

Fee: $94Jackie anclamdiscovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0450

¡Hola! Hablamos Español –Spanish Immersion ClassJoin us for this new foreign languageexperience. If you are interested in learningSpanish or you have some Spanishexperience - explore the world of Spanishculture with us. We will speak Spanishthroughout the class. Each day we willexplore a new theme from travel abroad to Spanish artists to Spanish explorers and more! What is life like in the SpanishWorld? What sports do kids play? What aresome favorite foods? Come join the fun!This is a great class for those with all levels of foreign language experience.


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This year our classes will run all day for one weekfor grades 9-12. We want the students to beimmersed in the language and come away with aone-of-a-kind language experience.

German - Guten Tag!Explore life as a kid in Germany. Immerseyourself in a German school setting, learningcolors, numbers, foods, school supplies,etc. Find out what their culture is like andhow to travel abroad.

Fee: $249Stephanie Baydiscovery camp 2, 9am-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4015

Korean – “Immerse Yourself in Korea”Come spend a week with us learning the“ins” and “outs” of Korea. You will discoverso many different things in this excitingclass taught by UWM professor Suyong Yi.Professor Yi will invite special guestlecturers to talk about their expertise inKorean culture.

1. Master survival Korean for a trip2. Learn and sing K pops to enjoy Korean

pop culture3. Compare cultural differences after

watching K dramas and movies 4. Practice calligraphy which improves

your concentration 5. Enjoy and learn a Korean

percussion instrument6. Learn Taekwondo which will help

you protect yourself

Fee: $249Suyong Yidiscovery camp 3, 9am-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4020

Japanese ImmersionSpend a week of your summer studyingJapanese language and culture.

Immerse in Japanese basic languageincluding manga (animation or comic book)while you experience mini culture such asTanabata (the star festival), Undokai(sportfestival), shodo, origami, wearing kimono’sand much more. Find friends who likeJapanese language and culture andnetwork with them. Japanese language is a useful and beautiful language. LearningJapanese will help you get the most out ofinternational travel, improve your currentknowledge of language and culture, andprepare your future for whatever field you choose.

Fee: $249Mieko Ikenodiscovery camp 4, 9am-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4025

Spanish Intensive Spanish for Beginners

After completing this course, you should beable to hold a basic conversation, ask andanswer simple questions, deal with commontraveling situations (times, costs, locations,restaurant choices, shopping phrases) anduse other Spanish resources (guidebooks,phrasebooks, pocket translators) moreeffectively. This course will also prepare you for a more thorough Spanish 1 classwhen you wish to become more proficient.Course will include thirty (30) hours ofclassroom activities (instruction, games,oral presentations and projects), access to online practice materials and theopportunity to create a binder of Spanishresources for future use. This is anexcellent beginning Spanish course whichsolves the problems common to most first-year students. Written by an experiencedSpanish teacher, this course is a MUST forstudents who plan to take Spanish in college!Learn to speak BETTER Spanish FASTER!

Fee: $249Pat Prosserdiscovery camp 1, 9am-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4407

Languages and Cultures


“The CFK/CFT program is really great. I am new to Wisconsin and was lookingfor a great (educational) program for my kids. I appreciate the organization ofthe program and the way you keep the kids safe.”

- CFK Parent

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Advanced Web Page Design

Do you have your own web page? Do youwant to make it better? Improve it withexciting, state of the art graphics. Use thelatest technology. Amaze your parents andyourself. This is an advanced class. It is notfor beginners.

Fee: $144amandeep BinnarSession II, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0026Fee: $94amandeep Binnardiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog no. 8410-0102discovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4023

Algebra CampDevelop an understanding of some basicconcepts of algebra as you build modelsand use exercises to develop youralgebraic-thinking skills. No knowledge of algebra is necessary, as we’ll connectprevious mathematical knowledge andalgebra. This is a fun and informal course.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0068Joseph gaylediscovery camp 2, 11:30am-130pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4016Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0049

Build Your Own Computer

Building your own computer isn't as hardas you may think. We’ll go through theentire process and you'll be able tounderstand what computer componentsyou'll need and how to put them together.When it's time to upgrade your computer,you'll understand when and how to do so.As a class, we will build a computer.

Fee: $94andrea Zwiefeldiscovery camp 2, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog no. 8410-0087

Compelling Camera Shots

We’ll discuss the basics of camera operation,including lenses, tripods, and exposure.What does it mean to take a great picture?We’ll discuss composition and framing, andthen it’s off in search of photos to use whatwe have learned! While walking to DownerWoods and other campus locations, we willcapture images of people, the landscape,wildlife, architecture, and much more.Students must bring a digital camera.

Fee: $94erin Maddoxdiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog no. 8410-0120discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4027discovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0137

Design Your Own Computer GamesEver wonder how your computer gameworks behind the "screens"? Using VisualBasic or related game design tools, you canlearn how your games work, and how todesign a game of your own. Amaze yourfriends and family with your creativity bydeveloping plots and sequences completewith sound, graphics and animation.

Fee: $144amandeep BinnarSession II, 9-11am *gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0009Session II, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0020



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Geometry and Spatial Sense From doing puzzles to rearranging yourroom, you probably use geometry morethan you realize. Discover mathematicalrelationships through explorations anddemonstrations. Improve your spatial andunderstanding of geometric concepts.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0084discovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0141

Internet ExplorationsCome explore what the Internet has to offer. Learn what sites to trust and which to discard. Learn tricks to make yoursearches easier and to verify the truth of the information.

Fee: $94Jackie anclamdiscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog no. 8410-0433discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0440

Prezi - Make YourPresentations Come Alive!

Think of your presentation as a canvasthat’s waiting for you to create somethingfantastic. Prezi takes your presentations tothe next level. Make your presentationsspeak through storylines, watch movies,view PowerPoint slides, and include picturesand files into your presentation. In the classwe will create a FREE Prezi account thencreate a basic Prezi presentation.

Fee: $94andrea Zwiefeldiscovery camp 1, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog no. 8410-0455

Stock MarketWant to be a millionaire? Learn how thestock market works, research stocks todetermine the best buys, invest play money,track your stocks, and make wise decisionson when to sell. Write and receive checksfor your purchases and sales, and balanceyour bank account.

Fee: $144eric czyzewskiSession II, 11:30am-1:30pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0021

Web 2013Blogging, Googling, and more! Exploreinteractive tools and applications that willenhance your academic and recreationalonline experience. Come spend some timein the computer lab to learn some cooltricks to make your searches easier.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog no. 8410-0067discovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0078

Web Page Design Delve even deeper into the Web as youcreate your own web page (or improve theone you already have). Learn to usegraphics as well as a digital camera andscanner to make your page stand out andtell your own exciting story. nOTE: This isnot a class for beginners. Students shouldhave some computer experience, includinguse of the Internet.

Fee: $144amandeep BinnarSession I, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog no. 8410-0406Session I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0420Session I, 2-4pm*gr. 6-12, Prog. no. 8410-0430

Math &

Computers


“This program makes me want to get better grades and go to college.Thank you for the great experience!”

- CFK Participant


Geometry All AroundInvestigate the world as a mathematicianusing literature and hands-on activities.Solve geometric mysteries and playstimulating math games. Create geometricsolids using everyday objects includingnon-traditional math tools and even food!

Fee: $144Jen BertrandSession I, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0401

Gobble Up MathIn this class it's O.K. to play with your food!You'll eat up activities about patterns,measurements, fractions, and geometry.What a delicious way to learn about math!

Fee: $144Jen BertrandSession II, 2-4gr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0025

Got Math? Believe it or not, math can be fun. In thisclass you will brush up on your math skillswhile playing math games. Enjoy!

Fee: $94Shannen Webbdiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0064

Internet Savvy!Want to increase your confidence on thecomputer? Spend two weeks in this class tolearn the basics – from typing skills tosearching the net. We will bring you up tospeed very quickly.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession III, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0054

Math: Easy as 1, 2, 3Mathematical concepts will be explored inthis class including counting, patterning,place value, shapes and estimating.Challenge your thinking and problemsolving techniques. This is a great class foryoung minds with a curiosity for numbers.Please note: This is not a skill buildingclass. Children must know and recognizenumbers 1-10 before taking this class.

Fee: $94Jen Bertranddiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0088

Math and Memory GamesTest your memory skills as you learn mathalong the way.

Fee: $94Sara Kazmierskidiscovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0126

Munching Away at Math!

Take a bite out of problem solving as youjoin in this fun math class using everydayitems. You’ll be amazed at the way mathhelps us through every day puzzles andprovides insight into how things work.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0043

Vacation MathWould you like to see Mt. Rushmore, hikethe Grand Tetons or visit the San DiegoZoo? Learn what it would take by planningyour ultimate road trip across the UnitedStates. Calculate costs of gas, food andhotel expenses along the way as youbalance your travel budget.

Fee: $144Jen BertrandSession I, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0423

Algebra + Mazes = Amazing Fun!Discover how to solve hands-on equations to learn the basics of algebra.Solve equations (3x + 5 = x + 19) usingpawns and cubes. Strengthen your mathknowledge and practice algebra in the real world.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0015

Arithmetic ArchitecturesDo you enjoy building things? Explore thegeometric challenges as you work withgeoboards, miras, tangrams, symmetry,pattern blocks and more. Work with dowelsand spaghetti to create your own designs!

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession III, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0035

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Computer CreationsBecome a pro at creating with thecomputer. Learn how to generate calendars,t-shirt designs, banners and more.

Fee: $94Ming Yon Blackwelldiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0091

Fit Finances Should you save, spend or invest? Learnhow to make smart decisions about what todo with your allowance.

Fee: $94Jen Bertranddiscovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0108

From Zero to GoogolplexMathematics is not about adding,subtracting, multiplying or dividing. It’sabout the science of numbers! If you are asfascinated by numbers as the ancientGreeks, join us for a non-stop adventure ofmath riddles and cool calculations.

Fee: $144Jen BertrandSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0414

FUN2

Math can be fun, exciting and creative - you just have to learn how. Crack mathproblems, magic squares and math riddles.Stump your friends, your parents andteachers with all your new knowledge.

Fee: $94Sara Kazmierskidiscovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0138

MadaMathaMaticsAre you mad about numbers? Learnproblem solving tips and strategies.Estimation will be a plus!

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0442

Advanced Cryptology(This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk.)

Build on what you learned in the basicCryptology class. Use pattern analysis and computer programs to deciphersubstitution ciphers and polyalphabeticciphers. Use pattern matching and brute-force attacks to find weaknesses in bothclassical and modern ciphers. Learn aboutinformation security and steganography(hidden writing).

Fee: $144Michael FalkSession II, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0007

Advanced Engineering withAutodesk InventorExplore advanced features of AutodeskInventor. Design a solution to an everydayproblem of your choice and developinteractive solid models, assembly designsand multi-view drawings of your design.Previous experience with Autodesk Inventor required.

Fee: $144Quinn ruppelSession III, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0039

Common Cents Math Do you wonder why you need to knowabout percentages, decimal numbers orfractions? You will work on applying yourmath skills to things like shopping,balancing a checkbook, understandingbaseball averages and more.


Cryptology (This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk.)

This course explores codes and ciphersthrough history. Learn how people try tokeep things secret - and how others try tofind out those secrets. We’ll study secretmessages from the beginning of timethrough modern-day computer security.Students should be comfortable withmathematics to really enjoy this class.

Fee: $144Michael FalkSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0417


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Interesting Instructor Fact: Michael Falk has won on Jeopardy! Michaelteaches "Cryptology," “Advanced Cryptology,” "Game Show Math,” and “TriviaGames.” He is also a sixth grade math teacher at St. Mary’s in Elm Grove.

grades 6-8


Introduction to Engineeringwith Autodesk InventorLearn the basics of CAD as a replacementfor drawing and designing with pencil and paper. Using Autodesk Inventor, you will transform designs from conceptualsketches to interactive solid models,assembly designs and multi-view drawings.

Fee: $144Quinn ruppelSession I, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0408

Game Show Math (This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk)

Discover and compute the odds,probabilities, and strategies behind yourfavorite game shows. We'll talk about Dealor No Deal, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!,The Price Is Right, Card Sharks, Who WantsTo Be A Millionaire, and more. Studentsshould be comfortable with fractions,decimals, and percents (middle schoolmath in general) to keep up with this class.

Fee: $144Michael FalkSession I, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0407

Where Should My Money Go?This class will explore what you think aboutmoney and how to improve your futurethrough budgeting, saving, and makinginvestments. Financial decision makingtools will be taught so you can create yourown financial independence.

Fee: $94Instructor: tBadiscovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0112

Algebra IIYou asked for it, so here it is, take the nextstep to advancing your math mind. Startwith introducing yourself to matrices,logarithms, and trigonometry. End it with abetter understanding of the complexconcepts that make algebra, algebra.

Fee: $144Joseph gayleSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4403

GeometryLearn about angles, areas and volumes.How does a surveyor plot positions? Whatdo you do with the information? Reviewinggeometric concepts is what this class is allabout. If you want to know what the majortheorems used in the study of analytic and transformational geometry are, sign up now.

Fee: $94Joseph gaylediscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4406

Pre-CalculusPre-calculus bridges Algebra II andCalculus, and is a great way to getacquainted with the main ideas of calculusincluding functions and rates of change.Analyze angles and geometric shapes tofind absolute values. Discover new ways torecord solutions with interval notation, andplug trig identities into your equations.

Fee: $144Joseph gayleSession III, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4006

TrigonometryCalculate the height of the tallest tree oncampus. Understand the basic concepts oftrigonometry in this math enrichment class.

Fee: $144Instructor: Joseph gayleSession II, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4005

Wall StreetLearn about the exciting world ofinvestments. How do you increase themoney you have? Why do prices go up?When and what do you buy? When do yousell? These are just a few of the questionsthat will be answered in this exciting newclass. Each student will start out with thesame amount of play money and invest itover the week. Who will be the one toincrease their cash? Will it be you? Sign up to find out.

Fee: $94erin Maddoxdiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4022

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Advanced ChemistryIf you have taken our Chemistry classes inthe past this is your chance to expand yourknowledge of chemical reactions! This classopens your eyes to endless possibilities ofchemistry in the world around you.

Fee: $144Joshua ZimmermanSession I, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4402Session II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0014Fee: $94discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0444

Anatomy & PhysiologyExplore the human body from top tobottom, inside and outside. Take a journeythrough the muscular, skeletal, respiratory,circulatory and digestive systems of thehuman body. Use microscopes, models, andhand-on experiments to discover “whatmakes us tick.”

Fee: $94Jason dropikdiscovery camp 1, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0436discovery camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4408discovery camp 1, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0449

BiologyYou won’t believe all the interesting littlethings you find using a microscope. Practicedissection on food and specimens! Learnhow very, very small animals live, breathand function!

Fee: $94Jason dropikdiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0116discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0130discovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4029

Everyday ScienceIt’s used to make cupcakes or to discover a cure for the flu. Everyone uses it, it’s thescientific method! Learn how to draft ahypothesis, conduct the experiment andwrite clear conclusions. Then, impress your family and friends with a display ofyour results.

Fee: $94Sara Kazmierskidiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0082Joshua Zimmermandiscovery camp 4, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0121discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4028

Healthy HabitsWe all want to be healthy and we eachcome with our own laboratory – our humanbody. What do we need to know to keep theaches and pains away? Join this class tolearn about wellness tips that can get youon the right path to a healthier lifestyle.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4013discovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0077

It’s Electric!Get hands-on experience building safecircuits and motors. Learn all about theelectrical currents all around you – in yourhouse, your computer, your school.

Fee: $94Joshua Zimmermandiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0086discovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4021


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Classes are organized by grade level as well as by subject area. If there is a class offered formultiple grade levels it will be listed below. However, other courses are available specific to an agegroup in the coming pages. Please note that the curriculum will be appropriate for each grade leveland course content complexity increases at each increased grade level offering.


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LEGO® MINDSTORMS®RoboticsLearn how to build and program robotsusing the famous LEGO® MINDSTORMS®

kits. Gain familiarity with servo motors,touch sensors, sound sensors, ultrasonicsensors, and light sensors. Define a missionfor your robot, program the robot toaccomplish the mission, and then test it.This course helps you prepare for the FIRST(For Inspiration and Recognition of Scienceand Technology) Lego League Wisconsintournaments in Fall 2013.

Fee: $144Jason dropikSession II, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0005Session II, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0030Session III, 9-11amgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0036

MeteorologyWhat's the difference between a tornadoand a cyclone? Why don't we havehurricanes on Lake Michigan? And, is itgoing to rain tomorrow? In meteorology, wewill learn all about thunderstorms, tornadoes,lightning, hurricanes, snowstorms, andeveryday weather, as well as how to doyour own weather forecasting.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession I, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0428Session III, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0057Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0103

Phun with PhysicsElectricity, light and sound are just a fewexamples of how physics is a part of youreveryday life. Join us for this class of dailylaboratory experiments where you will learnand explore the principles and facts ofphysics through mechanics, electricity,heat, hydraulics, magnetism and more!

Fee: $144Jason dropikSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0018Joshua ZimmermanSession III, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4011

Wonders of the Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs are essential to keeping theseas healthy. Often called “rainforests ofthe sea”, coral reefs form some of the mostdiverse ecosystems on Earth. They are mostcommonly found at shallow depths intropical waters, but deep water and coldwater corals also exist on smaller scales inother areas. Come let your mind swimthrough the endless information that can belearned in this class.

Fee: $94Joshua Zimmermandiscovery camp 3, 9-11amgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0095Instructor tBadiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0098discovery camp 3, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0109

Animal Habitats Discuss and observe where and whyanimals live where they live. Students willconstruct a habitat for an animal (Example:Soda Bottle Aquarium or a Terrarium)

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0072

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Backyard BiologistExplore botany and the wonders of plantlife. Find out how much fun biology can beby working in a laboratory, using microscopesand participating in scientific adventures.You might even get to visit UWM’sgreenhouse, take plant cuttings and explorethe mysteries of germination. Examinesome other flying insects and slitheringbugs in your backyard!

Fee: $144Sara KazmierskiSession II, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0001

Bubbles, Balloons, BlastoffThe return of one of our most popularclasses for young scientists. What’s up withbubbles? How do they hold together? Whydo they pop? Did you know that balloonsare the simplest aircraft? This class is foryou if you are fascinated with flight.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 2, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0063

How Do You Know? Science helps us understand why thingshappen. Learn about things like yourfingerprints and what makes you unique.Explore why your bike is sometimes easy to pedal and sometimes hard. Why did yourcupcakes fail to rise? How come yourbirthday balloons will fly away outside ifyou don’t tie them down? These and otherquestions will be explored to help youunderstand how science can explain your world.

Fee: $94Instructor tBadiscovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0124

Jr. AstronautEven you can be an astronaut and travel inspace. Yes, you really can! Find out howastronauts train to travel and live in space.Learn about foods and other activities onthe flight, as well as what it takes for you toget there.

Fee: $144laine andzejewskiSession I, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0402

Little Chemists Mix a little of this and a little of that andwhat do you get? Sign up for this class tofind out. It’s never too early to experimentwith what might be your future.



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“Mindstorm was a great experience. I learned about technology and programmingour robots, and making them move. It was a great class to be in.”

- CFK Participant

"CFK is fun because it goes above and beyond typical 'summer school.' There area wide variety of classes from sciences tohumanities that go past the basics ... like acrime class that includes science conceptsin a new way."

Kaleb Schroeder, CFK Participant


Ooze, Drip, Bubble & BounceThis class is right for you only if you believethat it isn’t really a scientific experimentunless it involves oozing, dripping andbubbling. Learn how here!

Fee: $144Sara KazmierskiSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0011Shannen WebbSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0044

Optics, Electricity & MagnetismWhat is the difference between a lens and aprism? Concave and convex? What is thedifference between static electricity andcurrent electricity? What are the differencesbetween magnets and electromagnets?Join us for hands-on activities and makescientific discoveries of your own!

Fee: $144Jason dropikSession III, 2-4pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0055

Science Station MilwaukeeExplore the world of science through fun,hands-on experiments!

Fee: $144laine andzejewskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0412

Wicked Weather How does the weather change our earth?What do we know about weather disasterslike earthquakes, floods, tornadoes,blizzards, and all that other stuff? Inquiringminds want to know, do you? Come find outthis and much more as you explore themysteries of weather.


Wonders of the Sky Hop aboard as we explore the sky,identifying the clouds, stars, Sun and Moon. Learn about the entertaining storiesof Greek mythology that swirl in thepatterns of stars above us. Enjoy making acolorful solar system book and other funhands-on projects.

Fee: $144Jean creightonSession III, 9-11amgr. K5-2, Prog. no. 8410-0034

Bodily Functions!You live in your human body, but what doyou know about it? Why is your heart racingwhen you chase a friend? Why do you shiverwhen you are cold? How come sometimesyou can’t tell when you are thirsty? Find outall about your blood and guts.


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Chemistry: What In TheWorld Isn’t Chemistry?Learn about the nature of chemicalsthrough simple and exciting laboratoryexperiments. We will study chemicalproperties and observe their actions andreactions with special emphasis onapplication to our everyday world. (Safetyinformation will be distributed prior to class.Course curriculum progresses in complexityfrom lower to upper grades.)

Fee: $144Joshua ZimmermanSession I, 2-4pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0424

Chemistry & BeyondExpand on your chemistry experience withthis advanced class using differentexperiments from the chemistry class.

Fee: $94ray Scolavino/chris Stewartdiscovery camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0100discovery camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0128

Stellar Heroes and MonstersUncover the interesting myths behind theuniverse’s unique cast of characters fromstellar heroes to galactic monsters! Enjoylearning how to use a star map andbecoming familiar with the stars in thenight sky. Awesome prizes will be given tothe space explorer who can identify themost constellations!

Fee: $144Jean creightonSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0047

The Sky’s The LimitFly into the wild blue yonder as we learnabout the basics of aeronautics andBernoulli’s principle. We will build complexpaper airplanes, a balsa wood glider andtest our planes in a wind tunnel. Become anaerospace engineer and design a parachutesystem that will safely land a raw egg froma fall of fifty feet! Our final class project willinclude building hot air balloons with your classmates.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 3-5, Prog. no. 8410-0416

Lego Robotics IIAre you an advanced programmer? Haveyou competed in FLL? Have you alreadytaken Lego Mindstorms? If you answeredyes to any of these questions then you areready for this exciting adventure. Useadvanced programming, special attachmentsand sensors, and creative problem-solvingto complete missions from this year’s FirstLego League competition. This is not anintroduction to robotics but an extension of that course. Are you ready?

Fee: $144Jason dropikSession III, 11:30am-1:30pm gr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0050

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Did you know that one of our past scholarship students, Awmorreunce“Mo” Broadway just finished up his 1st year in college right here atUWM? He will also be one of our student workers this summer.

grades 6-8


Meet Rube GoldbergMake the most amazing and wackymachine possible by combining the laws of science with your imagination. As youdiscover and begin to understand laws ofphysics, you will be able to use them inways that will both startle and amuse you.Who says science isn’t fun (or funny)? Andjust who is this Rube Goldberg, anyway?

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0418

Meet Your Internal Organs

Learn how the human body works. Examinehow the stomach breaks down food. Findout how your eye processes color and howyour brain "sees" things differently fromyour eyes. Investigate body systems andhow they work together.

Fee: $94Instructor: tBadiscovery camp 4, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0142

The Night Sky: Facts and MythsObserve the constellations from differentlocations on Earth. Learn about our galaxyand our universe with all its galaxies andthe methods we use to understand it.

Fee: $144Jean creightonSession III, 2-4pmgr. 6-8, Prog. no. 8410-0061

Engineering WondersHave you ever wondered how a bridge orairplane is made? Join us as we work inengineering teams to build marvels thatreally work.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession II, 9-11amgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4002

GeologyWork with a wide variety of rocks, minerals,and fossils. Use a microscope to observehow crystals grow.

Fee: $144Instructor tBaSession I, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4405

Stellar ScienceExplore the science of astronomy: useGalileo's data to understand the moons of Jupiter; think of ways to quantify thevastness of time and space; try to land a robot through an opaque atmosphere;appreciate the beauty of the night sky and learn some constellations at the UWM Planetarium.

Fee: $94Jean creightondiscovery camp 2, 2-4pmgr. 9-12, Prog. no. 8440-4018

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Check InOn your child’s first day, check in at theUnion Terrace Room, where you will makesure you’ve filled out all the properpaperwork. You will then receive yourCFK/CFT drawstring backpack andwristband. (Please note: you need to do thisfor your first class only. The lines may belong, so please arrive 30 minutes early.)

Pick Up – Drop OffYou may pick up or drop off at the UnionCircle, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., or inside theUnion in the Terrace Room (SW corner on the ground floor).

The instructors will bring their students tothe Union Terrace at the end of class time.You must pick your child up within 15minutes of the end of class (i.e. if class ends at 11 am, pick up must be no later than 11:15am). Students will be allowed towait for their ride either inside at the UnionTerrace or outside at the drive-up. (Pleasemake sure your child knows where theyare meeting you.)

You will be charged $7 for each 15 minutesyou are late. (i.e. 4:16-4:31 would be $7,4:32-4:47 would be $14 and so on). If yourchild is not picked up within one hourCFK/CFT will contact the UWM police. Yourchild will not be allowed to return to classesuntil the fee has been paid.

Only students who have a signed parentalconsent form indicating that they can leaveunattended will be able to leave without anadult. If your child is to go home on theirown, make sure you sign that form. Thesestudents will be given “orange” wristbandsto wear throughout the program.

WristbandsWristbands are given out on the first day of a session and are to be worn each day of the program. If your child is enrolled in morethan one session, he/she can receive a newband at the beginning of each session.Please bring the old wristband back in orderto get a new one. It is your responsibility tomake sure your child wears the wristbandeach day. This is the way we identify ourstudents. The colors tell the staff whatprivileges the child has, such as leavingcampus unattended or not being included inpictures. It also verifies that your child is inour program. Your child will not be allowed to participate in class unless he/she has thewristband on.

MealsLunch and snacks are not included. Feel free to send food along with your child.Only students with orange wristbands canpurchase food on campus.

Drawstring Backpacks!All participants will receive a FREE CFK/CFTdrawstring backpack! Backpacks are handedout on the first day when you drop off your child.

What Not To BringPlease do not bring games, toys, tradingcards, electronic devices and other similarmaterials to classes unless the instructor has requested you to do so. CFK/CFT is notresponsible for lost, broken or missing items.

Disciplinary InformationDisruptive students are taken to the CFK/CFT office and their parents are notified.Continued disruption results in removal fromthe program.

Children with Special ConcernsIf your child has special needs or requiresmedication during camp please contact usbefore enrolling. This will ensure that we canaddress all of your concerns.

Mail List RequestsTo update your name and address, removeyour name from our mailing list, or eliminateduplicate mailings, call 414-227-3186.Please refer to your name and addressexactly as it appears on the mailing label. Or, fill out the form on our website at sce-kids.uwm.edu.

Other Important InformationDo not leave your car unattended in theUnion Circle, you will be ticketed by campuspolice and there is nothing CFK/CFT can doabout it! A parking ramp is available just tothe east of the Union Circle.

If students are enrolled in back-to-backclasses they will be supervised in the UnionTerrace room, unless you have given thempermission to be unattended.

ScholarshipsNeeds-Based: To be eligible for a limitednumber of needs-based scholarships, thestudent must be eligible for free or reducedlunch program. Needs-Based recipients willbe notified by phone the 1st week of May.

DPI Pre-College Scholarship Program:Applicants must be going into 6th grade orabove, have a 2.5 grade point average incore courses and be eligible for the free orreduced lunch program.

If you qualify for either of these scholarships, please call for an application,contact your school or download forms at www.sce-kids.uwm.edu. Due to the highnumber of requests, only people receivingscholarships are notified.

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