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SUMMER 2017

KIDS ON CAMPUSJune 26 - August 11, 2017

For students entering 3rd-11th grades

www.chesapeake.edu/continuing-education/youth-programs

The Chesapeake College Division of Continuing Education and

Workforce Training offers a wide variety of academic summer

courses for students entering grades 3-11. The Kids on Campus

program includes many exciting educational and career exploration

opportunities that provide fun hands –on activities that will

develop and build key skills for future success. We provide

expert instruction, a safe environment and all the supplies for a

fun-filled, educational summer.

SUMMER 2017

KIDS ON CAMPUSJune 26 - August 11, 2017

WELCOME!

Locations: Please note where camps are located before registering

Chesapeake College Wye Mills CampusCaroline County Recreation & Parks, 107 South 4th St. Denton, MD

Richardson Museum, 103 Hayward Street, Cambridge, MDChesapeake Bay Environmental Center, 600 Discovery Lane Grasonville, MD

SCHEDULE OF PROGRAMS

Week of June 26-30 @ Caroline Recreation Center

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor 3-9 Minecraft Modders YKC 301 A1 M- F 9 am - Noon Staff

3-9 Lego Battle Robotics YKC 323 P1 M-F 1 - 4 pm Russell Burchill

3-9 Mad Scientist YKC 302 P1 M-F 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt

5-9 Design and Sew YKC 260 P1 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff like a Professional 6-9 Engineering: YKC 249 A1 M-F 9 am - Noon Liamar Young Building Bridges

6-9 Safe Sitter YKC 296 A1 M-F 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt

Week of July 10-14 @ Wye Mills Campus & *Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor 3-5 Minecraft Animators YKC 198 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Black Rocket Staff

3-5 3D Animal Design YKC 127 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Lanka Elson

3-5 Get into the Loop YKC 109 P2 M-F 1 - 4 pm Denise Kline


3-5 Mad Scientist YKC 117 P2 M-F 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt

3-5 Project Wild YKC 108 P2 M-F 1 - 4 pm Michelle Tate

3-9 Pizza’s & Calzones YKC 310 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell

3-9 Rocketry YKC 308 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Russell Burchill

3-9 Wonderful World YKC 307 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Hayden Rice of Illustration

3-9 Desserts Galore YKC 311 P2 M-F 1 - 4 pm Lori O’Connell

6-9 Engineering: YKC 216 F2 M-F 9 am - 4pm Liamar Young Energy and You

6-9 Safe Sitter Training YKC 296 A2 M-F 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt

6-9 Python Programming YKC 276 P2 M-F 1 - 4 pm Lanka Elson

6-9 Minecraft Animators YKC 287 P2 M-F 1- 4 pm Staff

6-10 *Chesapeake Explorers YKC 423 F2 M-F 8:30 am - 5 pm CBEC Staff

6-11 Trucking on the Shore YKC 432 A2 M-F 9 - Noon Bill Gilbert


Week of July 17 - 21 @ Wye Mills Campus and Richardson Museum

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor 3-5 Code Breakers YKC 113 A3 M -F 9 am - Noon Staff

3-9 Breakfast Challenge YKC 303 A3 M-F 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell

3-9 Zombie Apocalypse YKC 312 A3 M-F 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt

3-5 Comic Book Design YKC 111 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Michelle Tate

3-5 Myths Busted: YKC 188 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt The Art of Science

3-9 Culinary Extravaganza YKC 304 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Lori O’Connell

3-9 Paint Like a Pro YKC 314 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Rachel Rodriguez

5-9 Design and Sew YKC 260 A3 M-F 9 am - Noon Staff Like a Professional

6-9 Engineering: YKC 272 F3 M-F 9 am - 4pm Liamar Young Urban Infrastructure

6-9 Code Breakers YKC 258 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

6-11 Boat Building Camp YKC 495 F3 M-F 9 am - 4 pm (Richardson Museum) Cambridge MD

6-11 Junior Medic YKC 422 A3 M-F 9 am - Noon David Timms

6-11 STEM Career Exploration YKC 424 P3 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

Week of July 24 - 28 @ Wye Mills Campus

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor3-5 Minecraft Modders YKC 128 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Staff

3-5 Passport to an Adventure YKC 121 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Michelle Tate

3-5 Ultimate Drone Games YKC 132 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Drobots Staff

3-6 Theatre Camp YKC 138 F4 M-F 9 am - 4 pm Sophia Matteson (2 week course)

3-9 Youth Take YKC 305 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell Over the Kitchen

3-5 Fotozone YKC 161 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

3-5 Lego Robotics YKC 123 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Russell Burchill

3-5 Nerf Wars YKC 116 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt

3-9 Farm to Table-Top Crops YKC 306 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Lori O’Connell

6-9 Lego Tetrix YKC 211 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Russell Burchill

6-9 Drone Search & Rescue YKC 203 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Drobots Staff

6-9 Minecraft Modders YKC 206 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

6-9 PSAT Prep YKC 300 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

6-11 Welding Metal Creations YKC 492 P4 M-F 1 - 4 pm Kevin Blankenship

7-11 Basic Car Maintenance YKC 421 A4 M-F 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt


Week of July 31- August 4 @ Wye Mills Campus

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor 3-5 App Adventures YKC 154 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Staff

3-5 Young Writers YKC 191 A5 M-F 9 am – Noon Staff

3-5 Adventures In Geography: YKC 139 P5 M-F 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt Around the World

3-5 Brain Games YKC 131 P5 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff

3-5 Pet Doc YKC 182 P5 M-F 1 - 4 pm Dr. Katelin McConkey

3-5 Drone Search & Rescue YKC 177 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Drobots Staff

3-6 Theatre Camp YKC 138 F4 M-F 9 am - 4 pm Sophia Matteson

3-9 Cup Cake Wars YKC 313 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell

3-9 Rocketry YKC 308 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Russell Burchill

6-9 Game Design YKC 268 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Sean McGinnis

6-9 Vet CSI YKC 269 A5 M-F 9 am - Noon Dr. Katelin McConkey

6-9 App Adventures YKC 247 P5 M-F 1 - 4 pm Staff


6-9 Ultimate Drone Games YKC 208 P5 M-F 1 – 4 pm Drobots Staff

6-11 Electrician 101 YKC 493 A5 M-F 9 am – Noon Staff

6-11 Digital Photography YKC 229 P5 M-F 1 -4 pm Staff

6-11 Run Your Restaurant YKC 494 P5 M-F 1 – 4 pm Staff

Week of August 7 – August 11@ Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center

Grade Week/Program Course # Day Time Instructor 6-10 Camp Adventure Seekers YKC 422 F6 M-F 8:30 - 5 pm Staff (CBEC )


KIDS CLUB

Do you have a long commute and need to drop off your child early or maybe you can’t meet the 4:00 pm pick up time? That’s why we offer “Kids Club”! Supervised activities will be provided and arrangements to register may be made on a weekly basis throughout the summer.

AM Club Hours at WYE MILLS CAMPUS & Caroline Recreation and Parks: 7:30-9:00 am (WYE MILLS CAMPUS drop-off in EDC 27) PM Club Hours at WYE MILLS CAMPUS & Caroline Recreation and Parks: 4:00-5:30 pm (WYE MILLS CAMPUS pick- up in EDC 27)

AM Club Week Course # Time Course Fee6/26 - 6/30 YKC 408 A1 7:30 - 9 am $15 (Caroline Recreation & Parks)7/10 - 7/14 YKC 408 A2 7:30 - 9 am $15 7/17 - 7/21 YKC 408 A3 7:30 - 9 am $157/24 - 7/28 YKC 408 A4 7:30 - 9 am $157/31 - 8/04 YKC 408 A5 7:30 - 9 am $15

PM Club Week Course # Time Course Fee6/26 - 6/30 YKC 409 P1 4 - 5:30 pm $15 (Caroline Recreation & Parks)7/10 - 7/14 YKC 409 P2 4 - 5:30 pm $157/17 - 7/21 YKC 409 P3 4 - 5:30 pm $157/24 - 7/28 YKC 409 P4 4 - 5:30 pm $157/31 - 8/04 YKC 409 P5 4 - 5:30 pm $15

PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS

3-D ANIMAL DESIGN: for Grades 3-5 Explore the use of computer software to create a 3D model for an animal robot or other creature. You will learn how to use special software and explore the basics of 3D printing. The goal of this class is for you to create and print your own creature. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 127 A2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9 am – Noon Lanka Elson

APP ADVENTURES: THE NEXT LEVEL! for Grades 3-5 and 6-9Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump right in, we are ready for you! Students will choose from a selection of different web-based (HTML5) mobile apps and explore more in-depth programming concepts. Student projects will be accessible on a Black Rocket site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Publishing to App Stores not included. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years. $162 (includes material fee).

YKC 154 A5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 9 am - Noon Grades 3-5 StaffYKC 247 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 1 - 4 pm Grades 6-9 Staff

ADVENTURES IN GEOGRAPHY: AROUND THE WORLD for Grades 3-5Half the fun of traveling is planning the trip. We will create our own adventure by exploring different cultures through its food, places to stay, tourist sites, and more. Join us for a week full of geography fun! $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 139 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 1 - 4 pm Brett Coonradt


BASIC CAR MAINTENANCE for Grades 7-11Come learn the basics of car repair and maintenance. Students will learn how to do a simple oil change, change car lights, learn where the different solutions are used in the vehicle, how to change a tire and more! $134 (includes material fee).

YKC 421 A4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt

BOAT BUILDING CAMP at Richardson Museum for grades 6-11 (Full Day)Come assist in the building process of a full sized skiff. Learn the elements of design, lofting (drawings), and station mold setup. Learn shop safety, hand and power tool skills and their maintenance. Instruction will include measuring, mathematics and displacement theory. Students will build a scale model replica of the same design to take home. $250 (includes material fee).

YKC 495 F3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9am - 4pm Staff

BRAIN GAMES for Grades 3-5Stimulate your memory and train your brain with strategic thinking and problem solving. This camp will improve your ability to solve and apply math knowledge in the real world. You will use your power of deduction to strengthen your r easoning, learn new strategies and utilize a variety of brain teasing puzzles and games. $129 (includes materials fee).

YKC 131 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 1 - 4pm Staff

BREAKFAST CHALLENGE for Grades 3-9Bacon, eggs, and pancakes oh my! Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but cooking a delicious breakfast takes practice. Learn the skills you need to become a master of the morning kitchen. By the end of the week your friends and family will be begging you for a taste. ! Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 303 A3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell

CHESAPEAKE ADVENTURE SEEKERS Travel camp for Grades 6-10 at Chesapeake Bay Environment Center (FULL DAY)Adventure Seekers love the Chesapeake Bay! During this travel camp, we’ll explore the watershed near and far by hiking, kayaking, paddle boarding, ziplining, and much more! Through our adventures we’ll learn to be great stewards of the Bay and help protect these resources for future generations. If you love adrenaline and the great outdoors, this is the camp for you! Specialty session for older campers with extended hours, 8:30 am – 5 pm. In partnership with Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center. Students are to be dropped off at CBEC. $310 (includes materials, transportation & entrance fees).

YKC 422 F6 M-F 8/7 - 8/11 8:30 am - 5 pm CBEC Staff CHESAPEAKE EXPLORERS – Travel camp for Grades 6-10 at Chesapeake Bay Environment Center (FULL DAY)Explore the wonders of the Chesapeake as we get hands-on at parks and museums throughout the watershed. Be prepared to investigate Bay ecology by boat, search for fossils at Calvert Cliffs, practice Native American hunting and fire-making technologies, assist environmental scientists with field work, and meander reeks by kayak while determining water quality, all while learning how to protect the Bay’s resources for future generations. Students are to be dropped off at CBEC. $310 (includes materials, transportation & entrance fees).

YKC 423 F2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 8:30 am - 5 pm CBEC Staff


CODE BREAKERS for Grades 3-5 & 6-9Calling all future coders, programmers, & designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made $1 million dollars for program-ming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years. $162 (includes materials fee).

YKC 113 A3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9am - Noon StaffYKC 258 P3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 1 - 4 pm Staff

COMIC BOOK DESIGN for Grades 3-5Use your creativity and come discover the world of comics. Learn how to design, and create your own comic books. Focus on aspects of writing and drawing including plot development, character dialog and illustration. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 111 P3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 1 - 4 pm Michelle Tate

CULINARY EXTRAVAGANZA for Grades 3-9Come cook up a storm in this culinary class. Learn to make mouthwatering dishes that you will love. Learn to make Mac-aroni and Cheese from scratch, create the world’s best sandwich and other Yummy snacks. Learn about nutrition, proper handling and cooking tools safety as you learn how fun cooking can be. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 304 P3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 1 - 4 pm Lori O’Connell

CUPCAKE WARS for Grades 3-9 Hang on to your sweet tooth!! Learn to create the most beautiful, surprising, and colorful treats. You will master the skills to satisfy your sugar cravings and learn how to make them creatively. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).


DESSERTS GALORE! for Grades 3-9Do you have a sweet tooth? If so, Desserts Galore is for you! Join us for a week of sweets and treats. Students will learn how to create scrumptious homemade treats, baked goods and more. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).


DESIGN AND SEW LIKE A PROFESSIONAL for Grades 5-9No sewing experience is required! Students will learn how to safely and confidently operate a sewing machine and make trendy projects that look like they have been sewing for years! Learn how to creatively use straight stitches while you de-sign and make a one-of-a-kind something. Have fun, be creative and make something too! $129 (includes materials fee).

YKC 260 P1 M-F 6/26 - 6/30 1 - 4 pm StaffYKC 260 A3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9 am - Noon Staff


DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY for Grades 6-9Learn how to express yourself through photography and make your photos tell a story about your world, friends, family, the places you go and the people you meet. Using a basic digital camera, you will learn photography techniques, choose what and when to shoot, and how to edit photos. Students must bring digital camera and USB drive. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 229 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/04 1 - 4 pm Staff

DRONE SEARCH AND RESCUE for Grades 3-5 & 6-9Drone search and rescue is a necessity for first responders around the world, adding a new layer of solutions to save lives across the globe. Now you too can take part in and learn from simulated missions during this action-packed and creative program. Participants will learn to use drones and rely on their rescue team to utilize unique vantage points and combine a multitude of images and mapping over specific areas on campus to locate victims and safely rescue them to safety. Teams will also learn invaluable lessons on how to quickly and accurately acquire aerial data that, in return, will enable them to make informed and targeted suggestions for real-world positive applications. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of flying drones are included in this program. $162 (includes materials fee). - Each participant receives their own Drobots Flight Book™. - No drone flying experience necessary.- Participants are organized into age-appropriate groups. - Where Technology Meets Fresh Air™.

YKC 203 P4 M-F 7/24 - 28 1 - 4 pm Grades 6 - 9 Drobots StaffYKC 177 A5 M-F 7/31- 8/04 9 - Noon Grades 3 - 5 Drobots Staff

ELECTRICIAN 101 for Grades 6 -11 Explore the world of electricity in this hands –on class. You will learn about the different types of electricity, electrical safety job opportunities and much more. You will learn how to wire a lamp, understand the different types of light bulbs and circuit breakers panels. $150 (includes materials fee).

YKC 493 A5 M-F 7/31 - 8/04 9 - Noon Staff

ENGINEERING: BUILDING BRIDGES for Grades 6-9This is an interactive, inquiry-based, instructional camp designed to teach students about different types of bridges and the STEM principles foundations involved in their construction. This camp combines a variety of hands-on and research-based learning experiences to identify the strengths and weaknesses of different types of bridges before students construct their own models. Students will be able to compare and contrast the effectiveness of the materials and designs used, after fin-ishing each project, and modify as per their learning experience. The activities provided incorporate principles of science, history, mathematics, engineering and English/language arts. Although this camp focuses on civil and structural engineer-ing, other types of engineering and architecture will be presented. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 249 A1 M-F 6/26 - 6/29 9am - Noon Liamar Young (Caroline County Recreation & Parks)

ENGINEERING: ENERGY & YOU for Grades 6 -9 (FULL DAY)Come investigate how energy works and discover how small busts of creativity can unlock huge potential for the future. Activities include: learning the various forms of energy, discover how one form of energy can be transformed into another, distinguish between kinetic and potential energy, explore how fossil fuels formed from heat and pressure, investigate how nuclear fission is used to generate electricity and understand what is meant by carbon footprint. These are just a few of the discoveries you will make. $250 (includes materials fee).

YKC 216 F2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9 am - 4 pm Liamar Young


ENGINEERING: URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE for Grades 6 -9 (FULL DAY)Explore the engineering principles and design challenges that surround us in everyday life, and help plan for a better tomor-row. Explore the concept of urban infrastructure over a 5 day period as you work together to design a dream school. Many of the environmental problems we face today are the result of human actions. Mining and burning fossil fuels, clearing land for farming and other kinds of development, and manufacturing and developing industrial products have significant consequences in addition to their intended purposes. Students will become scientist exploring methods of conserving our natural resources including protecting habitat, reducing the harm from fossil fuel use and using land in sustainable ways. $250 (includes materials fee).

YKC 272 F3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9 am - 4 pm Liamar Young

FARM TO THE TABLE: TOP CROPS for Grades 3-9 Join the hottest food trend of the year- the Farm to Table movement. Each class is a delicious lesson in local, seasonal and sustainable foods! We’ll get our foods from local farmers and prepare recipes from scratch. We will enjoy the freshest fruits, veggies, seafood and herbs as you prepare delicious dishes. Students will walk away with kitchen confidence and the skills to impress the whole family! Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).


FOTOZONE for Grades 3-5Do you like to take pictures? Come see how you can turn your pictures into projects. Learn to take great photos and then turn them into a t-shirt design, picture for a poster or even make your own project. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 161 P4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 1 - 4 pm Staff

GAME DESIGN for Grades 6-9What makes a game good? Is that different from what makes a game fun? Could you create the next great game? Explore the answers to these questions in “Designing and Creating Games”. In this week-long course, we will investigate the theo-ry of game design while designing, prototyping, and play testing our own card, board, and computer games. We will talk about our favorite games and what makes them great, and figure out exactly how hard it is to come up with a great idea for a game. We will also tackle the basics of game programming, touch on graphics, artificial intelligence, and physics, and try to make and play as many cool games as possible. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 268 A5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 9 am - Noon Sean McGinnis

GET INTO THE LOOP for Grades 3-5Have you always wanted to crochet a fun gift for a friend or a trendy scarf for yourself? Come and learn the basics of crochet-ing and express our creativity while learning a useful skill for the future. $129 (includes Materials fee)

YKC 109 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Denise Kline

JUNIOR MEDIC for Grades 6-11Interested in being a nurse, doctor, paramedic, or other health care professional? Come learn some basic anatomy and how the body works. You will learn some basic first aid such as bandaging and be able to do CPR. Practice on our simulated patients in the ambulance and explore the health labs (Operating room, Nursing, and Emergency Medical Services). This will be hands on with lots of “simulated” practice. Come and earn your Junior Medic certificate and learn about healthcare. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 422 A3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 9 am - Noon David Timms


LEGO® BATTLE ROBOTICS for Grades 3-9 Build and develop a robot warrior using the LEGO® MINDSTORMS. You will use your mind and hands to build and program your robot. Be prepared to think on your feet and use your ability to change weapons and tactics in the middle of battle to get the edge on your competitor. There will be plenty of battling in this class so come with ideas on how to win. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 323 P1 M-F 6/26 - 6/30 1 - 4 pm Grades 3-9 Russell Burchill (Caroline County Recreation & Parks)YKC 112 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Grades 3-5 Russell BurchillYKC 212 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/4 1 - 4 pm Grades 6-9 Russell Burchill

LEGO® ROBOTICSLEGO® MINDSTORMS EV4 has hit the world by storm, giving students the ability to build their own robots and program them to perform all types of actions. What kind of robots? How about five exploratory robots! Students will learn and use a design methodology that will teach them about the new motors and sensors that your robot can use. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 123 P4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 1 - 4pm Russell Burchill

LEGO® TETRIX for Grades 6-9Have you ever thought about becoming an engineer? Come and use the Lego NXT and Tetrix system together and create new amazing robotic designs. Featuring heavy-duty, aircraft-grade aluminum elements for construction, powerful drive motors, and expandable capabilities, TETRIX provides the ideal platform for creativity. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 211 A4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 9 am - Noon Russell Burchill

MAD SCIENTIST for Grades 3-5 & 6-9Come experience this hands on day camp designed to not only teach science, but to give kids the opportunity to actually DO science! Kids will explore various science topics such as velocity, electric polarity, acids vs. bases, by DOING hands on experiments like making crystals, magnetic fireflies, GAK and more! $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 302 P1 M-F 6/26 - 6/30 1 - 4 pm Grades 3-9 Brett Coonradt (Caroline County Recreation & Parks) YKC 117 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Grades 3-5 Brett Coonradt (Wye Mills) MINECRAFT®ANIMATORS for grades 3-5 & 6-9 Bring your favorite Minecraft characters to life in an animated short film! Learn how studios like Pixar and Disney make mov-ies like Inside Out and Frozen by using techniques like key framing, tweening, texturing, and animating rigged 3D models! Student projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. You do not need to own a Minecraft account to use the software in this class. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the pro-gram. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years. Mac users can play their project at home, but will not be able to edit the project without a PC. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years. $162 (includes materials fee).

YKC 198 A2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9am - Noon Grades 3-5 Black Rocket StaffYKC 287 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Grades 6-9 Black Rocket Staff

MINECRAFT® MODDERS for grades 3 -5 & 6-9 Use your favorite game to learn the basics of modding and foundations of programming. Learn scripting and logic state-ments as you create your first mods! Introductory coding will also be taught through a simulated environment inspired by Minecraft. Student projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. To access their project at home students must own a PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet, phone, and game console ver-sions of Minecraft are not compatible. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Returning students can create more advanced projects that build on previous years. $162 (includes materials fee).

YKC 301 A1 M-F 6/26 - 6/30 9 am- Noon Grades 3 -9 Staff (Caroline County Recreation & Parks) YKC 128 A4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 9 am - Noon Grades 3-5 Staff (Wye Mills) YKC 206 P4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 1 - 4 pm Grades 6-9 Staff (Wye Mills)


MYTHS BUSTED: THE ART OF SCIENCE for Grades 3-5Have you ever seen Discovery Channels popular TV series MYTHBUSTER’S? They do some exciting stuff. In this camp you will have the opportunity to perform amazing experiments to see if the myths are true or busted! $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 188 P3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 1 - 4pm Brett Coonradt

NERF WARS for Grades 3-5Do you like to battle or cause a commotion? Then come spend the week shooting away! You will join teams and work together to do challenges and skills practice so you can become “The Nerf Warrior”. Bring your favorite Nerf guns and darts. We will have extra Nerf darts to share. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 116 P4 M-F 7/24-7/28 1 - 4pm Brett Coonradt

PAINT LIKE A PRO for Grades 3-9This class will get you painting like a pro in no time! Every day you will go home with an original piece of art. We’ll focus on acrylic paint on canvas. You will learn how to mix paint for just the right color and how to use your brushes to brin texture and dimension to your work. $134 (includes material fee)

YKC 314 P3 M-F 7/17-7/21 1 - 4 pm Rachel Rodriguez

PASSPORT TO AN ADVENTURE for Grades 3-5Travel to different countries around the world. Learn about their culture, play games, make native meals or dessert and work on some native crafts. For example, let’s go to Kenya and learn how to count numbers, make animal soap carvings, and make a native Kenyan snack. $129 (includes materials fee).

YKC 121 A4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 9 am - Noon Michelle Tate

PET DOC IS IN for Grades 3-5What do you do when you find a dog that was hit by a car? Follow the case of the animal as you learn how to diagnose conditions and explore treatment procedures including possible surgery. Learn to use a stethoscope to hear the heart and lungs. View and interpret real x-rays of an injured dog. Take a look at how specialized equipment is used for injured animals and learn about the nursing care a recovering animal needs. $129 (includes materials fee).

YKC 182 P5 M-F 7/31 - 8/04 1 - 4 pm Dr. Katelin McConkey

PIZZA AND CALZONES for Grades 3-9 Why order pizza when you can make it! That’s where the real fun starts. Learn to make different types of pizza dough, homemade pizza sauce, and mix and match toppings to customize your very own gourmet pizza and calzone. As a young chef, you’ll also master basic knife skills, learn how to use kitchen equipment and read recipes, understand proper kitchen sanitation and prepare an authentic meal. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).


PROJECT WILD for Grades 3-5Explore our world learning about different habitats, animals and their ecosystems with fun games and activities. Students will learn how to think about wildlife and the environment. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 108 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Michelle Tate


PSAT PREP for Grades 6-9Studying for standardized tests during your summer vacation could lead to a big payoff in scholarship money towards your col-lege education. Why wait, keep your mind active during the summer and be ready to take that SAT this fall. PSAT prep is just that, a class that will prepare you to take the SAT. Do well and you could receive scholarship funds. $134 (includes material fee).

YKC 300 P4 M-F 7/24 - 7/28 1 - 4 pm Staff

PYTHON PROGRAMMING for Grades 6-9Python is a great first computer programming language to learn! Python is easy to learn, write one line of code and run it, add more lines of code to solve a bigger problem. Python programming is gaining in popularity and is used in research and medical related fields. $134 (includes material fee).

YKC 276 P2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 1 - 4 pm Lanka Elson

ROCKETRY for Grades 3-9 Start up and get ready for the count down in this class which will cover the principles of rocketry. Learn how rockets, planes and other flying gadgets work. Design you own rockets and planes that you can test and take home, but before that we will have our own launch party and send them into orbit. $134 (includes material fee).

YKC 308 A2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9 am - Noon Russell BurchillYKC 308 A5 M-F 7/31 - 8/04 9 am - Noon Russell Burchill

RUN YOUR RESTAURANT for Grades 6-11Come experience a hands on interactive class exploring the world of restaurants, from concept to service. Learn about kitchen etiquette, different culinary styles, recipe reading and writing, and then create your class restaurant. Come up with your name, your menu and learn how to prepare the dishes. Students will learn valuable lessons including safety, sanitation, knife skills, proper dish washing and use of kitchen equipment. On the final day students can have a family member come and experience our student- built restaurant. Student will take part in roles from server to expediter. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $150 (includes materials fee).

YKC 494 P5 M-F 7/31- 8/4 1 - 4pm Staff

SAFE SITTER TRAINING for Grades 6-9Young children are not always capable of communicating their needs or protecting themselves, but the baby sitter must be able to handle whatever situation arises. In Safe Sitter you will learn the basic lifesaving and safety techniques such as:• What to do when a child stops breathing or chokes; • How to call for emergency help; • Basic child care skills, such as diapering and feeding; • How to entertain children and keep them safe. • What to do when a child stops breathing or chokes; • How to call for emergency help; • Basic child care skills, such as diapering and feeding; • How to entertain children and keep them safe.$99 (includes materials fee).

YKC 296 A1 M–F 6/26 - 6/30 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt (Caroline County Recreation & Parks)YKC 296 A2 M–F 7/10 - 7/14 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt (Wye Mills)

STEM CAREER EXPLORATION for Grades 6-11Come experience and learn about STEM careers and even get to meet a few outstanding STEM professionals! Each day, you’ll get to not only learn about a different STEM career, but also experience it for yourself. Someone from that career will be joining us in person to share about what they do and answer questions you may have. $129 (includes materials fee). YKC 424 P3 M-F 7/17 - 7/21 1 - 4pm Staff


THEATRE CAMP for Grades 3-6 (2 Week Full Day Camp)Our two week theatre program will have you put on your creative minds and showcase your theatrical side of life! Discov-ering your inner actor, we will be learning basic theatre skills through games, creating set pieces in craft form, and even perform a show for your friends and family! There’s no experience necessary. We encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and become a brand new character. The STAGE is waiting for you! $350 (includes material fee).

YKC 138 F4 M-F 7/24 - 8/04 9 am - 4 pm Sophia Mattison

TRUCKING ON THE SHORE for Grades 6 -11Experience the world of a professional truck driver. Learn what it takes to operate an 18-wheeler here on the Shore! This camp will give you the opportunity to ride along with a professional driving instructor and experience first-hand the skills required to operate an 80,000-pound rig. Classroom days will be spent learning about trip planning, geography, defensive driving, rules of the road and careers in the transportation industry. $150. (Includes material fee).

YKC 432 A2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9am - Noon Bill Gilbert

ULTIMATE DRONE GAMES: SPEED, SKILL & ACROBATICS for Grades 3-5 & 6-9We check all of the boxes of STEM drone education during this action-packed program. Teams transition from the simulator to the remote control and enjoy a multitude of thrilling challenges on and off the ground! Get ready for a week of friendly competition as you and your team take to the sky and attempt to win the badge of the Ultimate Drone Games champion. Participants will experience the thrill of today’s latest drone technology including drones equipped with mini nerf cannons and mini grabbers. It’s all about the grand finale as teams conquer challenges and earn points for the end-of-week event: Ultimate Drobot Games. Drone safety and the social responsibilities of flying drones are included in this program. $162 (includes material fee). -Each participant receives their own Drobots Flight Book™. -No drone flying experience necessary.-Participants are organized into age-appropriate groups. -Where Technology Meets Fresh Air™.

YKC 132 A4 M-F 7/24 - 28 9 - Noon Grades 3-5 Drobot StaffYKC 208 P5 M-F 7/24 -28 1 - 4 pm Grades 6-9 Drobot Staff

VET CSI for Grades 6-9What do you do when you find a dog that was hit by a car? Follow the case of the animal as you learn how to diagnose conditions and explore treatment procedures including possible surgery. Learn to use a stethoscope to hear the heart and lungs. View and interpret real x-rays of an injured dog. Take a look at how specialized equipment is used for injured animals and learn about the nursing care a recovering animal needs. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 269 A5 M-F 7/31 - 8/04 9am - Noon Dr. Katelin McConkey

WELDING METAL CREATIONS for Grades 6-11Make sparks fly this summer. Learn to cut and weld steel using an arc welder and wire welder, just like the pros. Take your project home and show your friends and parents. No prior experience is necessary. Just come ready to create and make sparks fly. Projects will vary. Leather shoes, long sleeves and long pants are required. $150 (includes materials fee).

YKC 492 P4 M-F 7/24 - 7/29 1 - 4pm Kevin Blankenship

WONDERFUL WORLD OF ILLUSTRATION for Grades 3-9Prepare yourself for a crash course into the wonderful world of being an illustrator! Learn techniques and useful tricks that the pros use to help you grow as a young artist. Experiment with colored pencils, inks and watercolors to develop a person-al portfolio showcasing your creations. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 307 A2 M-F 7/10 - 7/14 9am - Noon Hayden Rice



YOUNG WRITERS for Grades 3-5Come and develop your own story. Create your characters, setting and plot and make your story come alive. Develop writ-ing techniques and learn some illustration skills. You will write and share your stories, poems and other thoughts and create you very own book. $129 (includes materials fee).

YKC 191 A5 M - F 7/31 - 8/4 9am - Noon Staff

YOUTH TAKE OVER THE KITCHEN for Grades 3-9Cook up delicious from-scratch recipes you can try for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Measure and mix ingredients using a vari-ety of cooking tools as you learn the basics of kitchenology. Using the knowledge you have learned in this class you will be able to prepare a delicious meal from start to finish and then enjoy your culinary creation. Students are required to bring a drink and to wear closed-toe shoes, an apron or clothes subject to become dirty. Long hair must be tied back. Please note any food allergies on the Health and Emergency form located at the back of this booklet. $134 (includes materials fee).

YKC 305 A4 M - F 7/24 - 7/28 9 am - Noon Lori O’Connell

ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE for Grades 3-9There are all kinds of emergencies out there that we can prepare for. Take a zombie apocalypse for example, what do you need to do before zombies or earthquakes, or pandemics actually happen? While working in a creative, imaginative scenar-io, students learn real skills about planning, decision making, and emergency services when they build an emergency kit, learn how to triage and treat injuries, develop a communication strategy. $129 (includes material fee).

YKC 312 A3 M - F 7/17 - 7/21 9 am - Noon Brett Coonradt

For more information, call Anne White 410-827-5810.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF TO KNOW

We want your child to stay safe and have fun while participating in our courses. Please follow these guidelines to ensure that your child has an educationally rewarding experience in our program.

WAYS TO REGISTERWalk-In: Continuing Education Office, Economic Development CenterMail: Anne White, Chesapeake College, P.O. Box 8, Wye Mills MD, 21769

Registrations will not be processed without full payment, Health and Emergency Contact form, and Program registration form.

WHAT TO WEARCampers should wear comfortable clothing to camp each day. Sneakers or some type of durable shoe is required. Please keep in mind that the campers will participate in many activities daily. All campers must have a shirt and shoes on at all times. Sandals and other open-toe or heeled shoes are not permitted in culinary classes. Your child will NOT be able to attend the class if not dressed properly and safely.

COST/FEESPayment must be received with the registration forms. Pay the Course fee as stated and registration fee of $5.

CELL PHONESStudent cell phones must be turned off or the ringer set to silent during class session. Campers are not permitted to text during the class session. In case of emergency, please contact us at 410-822-5400, ext. 2300 or 410-827-5810 and we will have your student contact you.

DROP OFFCamps held on campus:All campers will gather in the colleges Caroline Center at the beginning of camp and will be escorted to their classroom by their Teacher or counselors.Parents must sign their child in and out each day at the drop-off/pick-up location in the Caroline Center cafeteria no earlier than 10 minutes prior to the start of their first class. If you are running late, please drop off your child in the Continuing Education office, EDC building. Instructors may not accept campers directly in the classroom.

Camps held at Caroline Recreation & Parks Center: 107 south 4th St, Denton, MDCamps held at Richardson Museum: 103 Hayward Street, Cambridge, MDCamps held at Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center: 600 Discovery Lane, Grasonville, MD Students arriving after 9 am or after 1:00pm should proceed to Economic Development Center, Continuing Education office.

We CANNOT supervise your child before 8:50am in any location unless he/she is registered for the AM KIDS CLUB (see locations available).We CANNOT supervise afternoon participants in any location before 12:50pm.Children attending full-day or both morning and afternoon programs will be automatically supervised from noon to 1:00pm for lunch.

PICK-UPCamps held on campus: Pick up your child from the Caroline Center at either noon or 4:00pm. Campers will only be released to authorized adults listed on the Health & Emergency Contact Form who sign the attendance form. It is important that your child is picked up promptly. With Parent/Guardian permission, teens age 13 and older may sign themselves out. (Permission form must be signed and in students records).We CANNOT supervise campers after 4:15 unless they are registered for the PM Kids club service. We CANNOT supervise campers after 12:15 unless they are in camp all day.Any child that is picked up later than 12:15 or 4:15 will automatically be charged a late fee of $25.

Camps held at Caroline Recreation & Parks Center: 107 south 4th St, Denton, MDCamps held at Richardson Museum: 103 Hayward Street, Cambridge, MDCamps held at Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center: 600 Discovery Lane, Grasonville, MD

EARLY PICK-UP If you need to pick your student up early, please sign your student out in the Division of Continuing Education Office (located in the Economic Development Center adjacent to the Todd Performing Arts Center). You will be given a release form which you can then take to your child’s instructor. You will be asked to show picture ID.

LUNCH AND SNACKSStudents attending either full-day program or both morning and afternoon programs should bring a lunch or purchase lunch from the cafeteria. We do NOT have refrigeration available so pack lunches appropriately. The cafeteria is open Monday through Thursday and closed every Friday during Kids on Campus if your child has your permission to purchase lunch or snacks there. Supervision is automatic for students enrolled in both morning and afternoon courses. There is no additional charge for this service. Children attending only one half-day camp are not eligible for lunch time supervision.

REFUNDS The College reserves the right to cancel any non-credit class when there insufficient enrollment. If we must cancel a class you will be notified by email or telephone. If your child cannot attend a program, please notify Continuing Education office at least one week prior to the start of class. Call: 410-822-5400 ext. 2300 or send an email to [email protected] the college cancels a class, 100% of the tuition and fees will be refunded by mail. Please allow 6 weeks from the date of cancellation to receive the refund. All refunds are processed in check form.


HEALTH / EMERGENICES AND SPECIAL NEEDSHealth and Emergency Contact FormA current Health & Emergency Contact form is required for each participating child at the time of registration. A new form must be completed each year. Without this completed form your child will NOT be able to participate.

Self-Administered Medication PolicyAll prescription and over-the-counter medications must have a separate Authorization to Self-Medicate form from your child’s healthcare provider completed and provided with the medication. If your child must take medication during camp, you must schedule an appointment with the College nurse at least 2 weeks prior to camp to determine if your child is eligible to self-administer medication. Please call 410-827-5810 to make an appointment with the Nurse. Camp staff may NOT administer medication of any kind to campers.

Note to parents: Sunscreens and insect repellents are treated as over-the-counter medications. ALL medications including over-the counter medications, MUST BE 1). in the original container 2). Labeled with: Child’s name, prescribers name, date of prescription, name of medicine , dosage, strength, time interval and # of day’s medication is to be given, expiration date of medication, pharmacy name and telephone number. Forms can be accessed at our web site: http://www.chesapeake.edu/continuing-education/youth-programs

Emergencies:If an emergency occurs, appropriate medical attention will be administered or 911 will be contacted and the person designated on the form will be contacted immediately.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThere is a limited amount of financial assistance available. For information, call Anne White at 410-827-5810.

FAQ’S (FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS)What is the deadline for signing up for camp? You can sign up as long as there is space available up until the Thursday be-fore the session starts. If the camp you want is full, we are happy to add you to our waitlist.

How will I be notified that my child is indeed registered for camp? You will only be notified if your child is NOT registered for camp. We do NOT send out confirmations, we ONLY notify parents if camp is full or has been cancelled. Will I receive a refund if my child can’t come to camp or if the camp has been cancelled? Yes, if you notify the college at least 10 days prior to the camp, you will receive a full refund. The College expects all programs to be presented as scheduled. However, a program can be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. A decision about cancellation is made approximately 2 weeks before the state date of the camp. You will be notified via email. In the event a program is cancelled, every effort will be made to either place your child in another program or provided a full refund. Please allow 2 weeks to receive the refund in check form.

What is your TAX ID Number?Our Tax ID number is 31006100

How do I get a receipt?For a receipt of your payment, please contact our Business office at 410-827-5852


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