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What can your children do this summer at

Challenge Camp?They can make and race a full size electric Go Kart They can become YouTube sensationsThey can experiment and print 3D model prototypesThey can unlock clues to solve escape room challengesThey can learn advanced gaming strategies for FortniteThey can produce and host a Podcast They can make an edible model of internal organsThey can train to be a Ninja WarriorThey can travel through the Milky Way and to other galaxiesThey can explore reality in their own VR worldThey can star in “Wizard of Oz” and “A Maleficent Sleeping Beauty”They can code with HTML, Java and PythonThey can chop, slice and dice their way to healthy cookingThey can see their DoodleMatic avatar come to lifeThey can enlist in the Drone Flight SchoolThey can learn electrical engineering and light up a virtual cityThey can design and create a scale model medieval castleThey can dazzle their friends with mystifying magical illusionsThey can master Photoshop techniquesThey can launch their own model rocketsThey can design and sew their own wearable technologyThey can produce, direct and act in their own short filmThey can build their own computerThey can form a complex Rube Goldberg machineThey can develop a business plan to raise money for a charity

All of these exciting activities and much more will be occurring at Challenge Camp 2020, our 40th spectacular summer!

Located at The Leffell SchoolOpen House Dates - February 9 & March 22, 2020 from 2-4PM

Transportation Available – Early Dropoff & Extended Day Options – Hot Lunch Included

Challenge Camp – A Summer of Fun and Learning, too!challengecamps.com - Phone (914) 779-6024

[email protected]

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Dear Friends,

I am delighted to continue our association with School of the Holy Child in Rye, providing a magnificent setting forChallenge Camp 2015, on the occasion of our 35th anniversary! We have made every effort to incorporate your com-ments and suggestions, and strive to meet the needs of all of our campers while staying ahead of the curve in terms ofdeveloping new and exciting curriculum. Our courses have been specially designed to meet the creative and intellectualneeds of gifted and talented children.

The ProgramChallenge Camp is a unique program for bright, curious children. The Challenge Camp advantage is that you and yourchild customize a program of selections based on your child’s interests and the students follow their course selections foran entire session. As many of our courses are project based, you will see your child’s knowledge and interest growthroughout the session.

Our FacilityChallenge Camp is located at the School of the Holy Child, a picturesque 18 acre campus with art rooms, science labs,computer and music rooms, and state of art classrooms featuring Smartboards. There is a modern dining hall, promi-nent library and an array of grass and turf playing fields set against the backdrop of a striking Tudor mansion. Thisyear, School of the Holy Child is thrilled to announce the opening of an air conditioned Field House and Dance Studioto augment its athletic and performance art facilities.

Morning CurriculumIn addition to returning favorites, we are introducing over 25 new morning courses designed to stimulate the imagina-tion of our campers. These selection include: Dr. Goodbody, Planet Rescue, Passage to India, Sumo Robotics, KitchenChemistry, StarCraft and our theatre productions, "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Wizards of Westchester".

Afternoon ChallengeThe Afternoon Challenge features our outstanding sports program which includes the introduction of Fencing and con-tinuation of our Swim program. We are also introducing new enrichment classes this summer - Arduino Applications,Chess Challenge, Laugh Factory, Kite Runners, Magic - The Gathering, Market Fresh Baking, MARVEL-ous Comics,Pizza Express, Puppets and Muppets, RaspberryPi and Trivial Pursuits are some of our additions.

Our TeamThe charismatic and talented Joe Fields will return as Challenge Camp Afternoon Director. Marcy Geisser-Wolf coordinates all camp activities including instructing the Counselor in Training Program. Marc Berman and MichelleSegal will facilitate the administration of camp operations to make this a memorable summer for your child.

Our ServicesFor your convenience, Challenge Camp offers a door to door transportation option. We also provide Kosher lunch,early morning arrival or extended day programs to offer additional flexibility to families.

Please call me at (914) 779-6024 or email at [email protected] to learn more about the benefits of early registration, sibling discounts and open house information. We are happy to answer any questions and look forward toproviding a meaningful and fun summer experience for your child.

Sincerely,

Carole B. BermanExecutive Directorwww.challengecamps.com

Cover photos courtesy of Alison Postighone & Liz Steger-Hartzman

The Gifted and TalentedDevelopment Center, Inc.

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Dear Friends:

I am delighted to announce our new location, Schechter Westchester in Hartsdale, providing a magni�cent setting for Challenge Camp 2017, on the occasion of our 37th summer! We have made every e�ort to incorporate your comments and suggestions, and strive to meet the needs of all of our campers while staying ahead of the curve in terms of developing new and exciting curriculum. Our courses have been specially designed to meet the creative and intellectual needs of gi�ed and talented children.

�e ProgramChallenge Camp is a unique program for bright, curious children. �e Challenge Camp advantage is that you and your child customize a program of selections based on your child’s interests and the students follow their course selections for an entire session. As many of our courses are project based, you will see your child’s knowledge and interest grow throughout the session.

Our FacilityChallenge Camp is located at Schechter Westchester, a picturesque campus with art rooms, science labs, computer and music rooms, and state of the art classrooms featuring Smartboards. �ere is a modern dining hall, prominent library/media center, a spectacular air conditioned gymnasium alongside an array of grass playing �elds. �e facility is fully air conditioned!

Morning CurriculumIn addition to returning favorites in the STEM and arts disciplines, we are introducing over 25 new morning workshops designed to stimulate the imagination of our campers. �ese selections include: Arti�cial Intelligence Gaming, Boom! Pow! Wow!, Fun with Photoshop, Galaxy Quest, Glorious Galapagos, Junior Architects, Little Fashionistas, My Green �umb, Silly Superheroes, Stop Motion Animation and theater productions, “�e Lion King” and “Peter Pan”. We are continuing our innovative thematic approach to Pre-K learning with our Discover, Imagine and Create program.

A�ernoon Challenge�e A�ernoon Challenge features our outstanding sports program including the continuation of our popular Fencing, Swim and Tae Kwon Do programs. We are also introducing new enrichment classes this summer – 3D Puzzles & Mazes, Color in Motion, Edible Explorers, Marvelous Mosaics, Musique Fantastique, and Skateboard Deck Design are some of our exciting new additions.

Our Team�e charismatic and talented Joe Fields will return as Challenge Camp A�ernoon Director. Marcy Geisser-Wolf coordinates all camp activities including instructing the Counselor in Training Program. Marc Berman and Michelle Segal will facilitate the administration of camp operations to make this a memorable summer for your child.

Our ServicesChallenge camp has teamed with CampDoc to manage our Online Portal for registration and �ling of health documents, http:// app.campdoc.com/register/challengecamp. �is is the preferred registration method. For your convenience, Challenge Camp o�ers a door to door transportation option. We also have early morning arrival or extended day programs to o�er additional �exibility to families.

Please call (914) 779-6024 or email [email protected] to learn more about the bene�ts of early registration, sibling discounts and open house information. We are happy to answer any questions and look forward to providing a meaningful and fun summer experience for your child.

Dear Friends,









Sincerely,





Best Regards,

Carole BermanExecutive DirectorChallengecamps.com

Cover photos courtesy of Liz Steger-Hartzman

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Dear Friends:I am delighted to continue our association with �e Le�ell School (formerly Schechter Westchester) in Hartsdale, providing a magni�cent setting for the 40th summer of Challenge Camp! Summer presents an opportunity for exploration into topics about which your child may be curious. Our courses have been specially designed to meet the creative and intellectual needs of gi�ed and talented children, enabling them to go deeper into a current interest, try something new, or revisit themes from the past.

�e ProgramChallenge Camp is a unique program for bright, curious children. �e Challenge Camp advantage is that you and your child customize a program of selections based on your child’s interests and the students follow their course selections for an entire session. As many of our courses are project based, you will see your child’s knowledge and interest grow throughout the session. Challenge Camp is located at �e Le�ell School, a picturesque campus with art rooms, a theater, science and computer labs, and state of the art classrooms. �ere is large gymnasium and playing �elds for sports. �e facility is fully air conditioned!

Morning CurriculumIn addition to our returning favorites in the arts, music and STEM disciplines, we are introducing many new morning workshops designed to stimulate the imagination of our campers. �ese selections include: Alien Sculpture Studio, Cra�ing with a Purpose, Go Kart Maker, Highly Logical, LEGO Spike Prime, Op Art, Podcast Kidz, Rock the Vote, YouTube Content Creator and our theater productions “Wizard of Oz” and “A Male�cent Sleeping Beauty”.

A�ernoon Challenge�e A�ernoon Challenge features our outstanding sports program including the continuation of our popular Swimming, Fencing, Tae Kwon Do and Ninja Warrior programs. Exciting new A�ernoon Challenge options include: American (Camp) Idol, Awesome Illusions & Puzzles, APP Developer, Come Fly With Me, Mindful Art, Mix Masters, Jimu AI Robotics, Picade Retro Arcade and Rock Your Planet.

Our Team�e charismatic and talented Joe Fields will return as Challenge Camp A�ernoon Director. Marcy Geisser-Wolf coordinates all camp activities including instructing the CIT Program. Marc Berman and Michelle Segal facilitate the administration of camp operations to make this a memorable summer for your child.

Our ServicesChallenge Camp utilizes CampDoc to manage our Online Portal for registration and �ling of health documents. We o�er door to door transportation and early morning or extended day options to o�er additional �exibility to families.

Please call me at (914) 779-6024 or email [email protected] to learn more about early registration, sibling discounts and open house information. We are happy to answer any questions and look forward to providing a meaningful summer experience for your child.


Dear Friends,









Sincerely,





Dear Friends:

I am delighted to announce our new location, Schechter Westchester in Hartsdale, providing a magni�cent setting for Challenge Camp 2017, on the occasion of our 37th summer! We have made every e�ort to incorporate your comments and suggestions, and strive to meet the needs of all of our campers while staying ahead of the curve in terms of developing new and exciting curriculum. Our courses have been specially designed to meet the creative and intellectual needs of gi�ed and talented children.

�e ProgramChallenge Camp is a unique program for bright, curious children. �e Challenge Camp advantage is that you and your child customize a program of selections based on your child’s interests and the students follow their course selections for an entire session. As many of our courses are project based, you will see your child’s knowledge and interest grow throughout the session.

Our FacilityChallenge Camp is located at Schechter Westchester, a picturesque campus with art rooms, science labs, computer and music rooms, and state of the art classrooms featuring Smartboards. �ere is a modern dining hall, prominent library/media center, a spectacular air conditioned gymnasium alongside an array of grass playing �elds. �e facility is fully air conditioned!

Morning CurriculumIn addition to returning favorites in the STEM and arts disciplines, we are introducing over 25 new morning workshops designed to stimulate the imagination of our campers. �ese selections include: Arti�cial Intelligence Gaming, Boom! Pow! Wow!, Fun with Photoshop, Galaxy Quest, Glorious Galapagos, Junior Architects, Little Fashionistas, My Green �umb, Silly Superheroes, Stop Motion Animation and theater productions, “�e Lion King” and “Peter Pan”. We are continuing our innovative thematic approach to Pre-K learning with our Discover, Imagine and Create program.

A�ernoon Challenge�e A�ernoon Challenge features our outstanding sports program including the continuation of our popular Fencing, Swim and Tae Kwon Do programs. We are also introducing new enrichment classes this summer – 3D Puzzles & Mazes, Color in Motion, Edible Explorers, Marvelous Mosaics, Musique Fantastique, and Skateboard Deck Design are some of our exciting new additions.

Our Team�e charismatic and talented Joe Fields will return as Challenge Camp A�ernoon Director. Marcy Geisser-Wolf coordinates all camp activities including instructing the Counselor in Training Program. Marc Berman and Michelle Segal will facilitate the administration of camp operations to make this a memorable summer for your child.

Our ServicesChallenge camp has teamed with CampDoc to manage our Online Portal for registration and �ling of health documents, http:// app.campdoc.com/register/challengecamp. �is is the preferred registration method. For your convenience, Challenge Camp o�ers a door to door transportation option. We also have early morning arrival or extended day programs to o�er additional �exibility to families.

Please call (914) 779-6024 or email [email protected] to learn more about the bene�ts of early registration, sibling discounts and open house information. We are happy to answer any questions and look forward to providing a meaningful and fun summer experience for your child.

Dear Friends,









Sincerely,





Best Regards,



Dear Friends.indd 1 1/6/17 3:53 PM


Best Regards,

Challenge Camp 2016Program Information

Session 1: Monday, June 27 to Friday, July 22 (four weeks)Session 2: Monday, July 25 to Friday, August 12 (three weeks)

Challenge Camp Morning Workshops consist of two sessions. The first session is4 weeks. The second session is 3 weeks. Students may attend both sessions. Wehave programs for grades K-9. Each session is held Monday through Friday from9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

for the full day campers...Lunch

Afternoon activities begin with lunch, which is offered at noon for full day campersonly. A professional caterer will provide a wide and varied menu with a number ofoptions including salads and fresh fruit. Kosher lunch is available for an addi-tional fee: Session 1: $150, Session 2: $120, Both Sessions: $250.

followed by…Afternoon Challenge:


The Afternoon Challenge Camp also consists of two sessions. The programbegins each day at 1:00 p.m. with students reporting to a designated locationand camp counselor for class. The Afternoon Challenge Camp program provides sports and exciting enrichment activities for children in grades K-9.

Policies and ProceduresAll programs are closed on Monday, July4th.Summer phone number: (914) 967-5622

An Open House Celebration is held on the final day of each session. Parents areinvited and encouraged to attend.

A complete health history, medical release form, a course confirmation and introductory information will be emailed upon registration. Complimentary campT-shirts will be distributed during the first week of each session.

Guests to the program for one day will be permitted at the discretion of thedirectors and subject to space availability. Cost: morning $75, afternoon $75, fullday (lunch included) $150.

For new participants it is necessary that a letter from the school district inwhich the child is currently enrolled accompany or follow the registration form.The letter must certify that the child has been identified as gifted and/or talented.

Students must select their workshops based on their current grade level. Earlyregistration is recommended to ensure student’s first choice of workshops. TheDirector reserves the right to cancel any workshop if the enrollment isinsufficient. In the event of cancellation, the child will be permitted to transfer toanother course or receive a refund. All course descriptions and instructors aresubject to change without notification. The camp is not responsible for personalproperty of the campers. There will be no reimbursement for missing possessions.No materials fees will be returned for class changes after June 1.


�e A�ernoon Challenge Camp also consists of two sessions. �e program begins each day at 1:00 p.m. with students reporting to a designated location and camp counselor for class. �e A�ernoon Challenge Camp program provides sports and exciting enrichment activities for children in grades K-9.

Policies and Procedures• You must complete your camper’s health pro�le and required forms on our Online Portal, http://app.campdoc.com/register/challengecamp, prior to the start of camp. • Students must select their workshops based on their current grade level. Early registration is recommended to ensure student’s �rst choice of workshops. �e Director reserves the right to cancel any workshop if the enrollment is insu�cient. In the event of cancellation, the child will be permitted to transfer to another course. All course descriptions and instructors are subject to change without noti�cation. No material fees will be returned for class changes a�er June 1.• All programs are closed on Friday, July 4th. An Open House Celebration is held on the �nal day of each session. Parents are invited and encouraged to attend.• Complimentary camp T-shirts will be distributed on Picture Day each session. • Guests to the program for one day will be permitted at the discretion of the directors and subject to space availability. Cost: morning $100, a�ernoon $100, full day (lunch included) $200.• �e camp is not responsible for personal property of the campers. �ere will be no reimbursement for missing possessions. • For new participants it is necessary that a letter from the school district in which the child is currently enrolled accompany or follow the registration form. �e letter should indicate that the child has been identi�ed as gi�ed, talented and/or an accelerated learner.


Challenge Camp Morning Workshops consist of two sessions. �e �rst session is 4 weeks. �e second session is 3 weeks. Students may attend both sessions. We have programs for grades K-9 and Pre-K. Each session is held Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.


A�ernoon activities begin with a hot lunch, which is o�ered at noon for full day campers only. A professional caterer will provide a wide and varied menu with a number of options including salads and fresh fruit. Outside food is not permitted without written approval from Five Star Catering.

followed by...A�ernoon Challenge:


Challenge Camp 2020 Program Information

Fee ScheduleMorning Workshops

9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon

Session 1: Monday, June 26 to Friday, July 2 $1,5001 (four weeks)

Session 2: Monday, July 24 to Friday, August 11 (three weeks) $1,200

Afternoon Challenge1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Session 1: Monday, June 26 to Friday, July 21 (four weeks) $1,500

Session 2: Monday, July 24 to Friday, August 11 (three weeks) $1,200A minimum deposit of $750 tuition plus materials fees is required upon registration for Challenge

Camp 2016. Balance is due on or before April 1, 2016. There will be no refunds for voluntary withdrawalof a child after April 1, 2016. In the event a child withdraws prior to April 1, 2016, any refund will be sub-ject to an administrative charge of $100 per child. There is no refund for any money paid after April 1.All withdrawals must be in writing. No material fees will be refunded after June 1st for class changes.

Full payment is due by April 1, 2016. Please note that certain courses may be subject to amaterials fee. See details in the relevant course description in this brochure.

Optional Early Morning beginning 8:00 a.m. - Session 1: $100, Session 2: $75; Total: $175Optional Extended Day (includes a healthy snack) - 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Session 1:$275, Session 2: $225; Total: $500

Early Registration Discount7 week full day session $4,900 3 week full day session $2,0504 week full day session $2,700

Sibling DiscountThere is a $200 tuition discount for each additional child enrolled for a full day 7

week summer; $100 reduction for the full day 4 week session and a $75 discount forthe full day 3 week session.

LocationSchool of the Holy Child2225 Westchester Avenue

Rye, New York 10580914-967-5622

4 Weeks: June–JulySession 2 $1,100 $1,050 Total $2,1003 Weeks: July–August

Explore. Dream. Discover. - Mark Twain


Session 14 Weeks: June-July

Session 23 Weeks: July-August

Both Sessions

MorningWorkshops

$1,500

$1,200

$2,700

AfternoonChallenge

$1,500

$1,200

$2,700

Total $2,900

Total $2,350

Total $5,250

Optional Early Morning beginning 8:00 - Session 1: $100, Session 2: $75; Total: $175Optional Extended Day (includes a healthy snack) - 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Session 1: $275, Session 2: $225; Total $500

A minimum deposit of $750 tuition plus materials fees is required upon registration for Challenge Camp

7 week summer; $100 reduction for the full day 4 week session and a $75 discount for the full day 3 week session.


9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon


Session 2: Monday, July 25 to Friday, August 12 (three weeks) $1,100

Afternoon Challenge1:00 – 4:00 p.m.


Session 2: Monday, July 25 to Friday, August 12 (three weeks) $1,100A minimum deposit of $750 tuition plus materials fees is required upon registration for Challenge

Camp 2016. Balance is due on or before April 1, 2016. There will be no refunds for voluntary withdrawalof a child after April 1, 2016. In the event a child withdraws prior to April 1, 2016, any refund will be sub-ject to an administrative charge of $100 per child. There is no refund for any money paid after April 1.All withdrawals must be in writing. No material fees will be refunded after June 1st for class changes.

Full payment is due by April 1, 2016. Please note that certain courses may be subject to amaterials fee. See details in the relevant course description in this brochure.

Optional Early Morning beginning 8:00 a.m. - Session 1: $100, Session 2: $75; Total: $175Optional Extended Day (includes a healthy snack) - 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Session 1:$275, Session 2: $225; Total: $500

Early Registration Discount7 week full day session $4,600 3 week full day session $2,200

Explore. Dream. Discover. - Mark Twain


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FullDay

Full payment is due by May 1, 2020. Please note that certain courses may be subject to material fees. See details in the relevant course description in this brochure.

Optional Early Morning beginning 8:00 - Session 1: $100, Session 2: $75; Total: $175Optional Extended Day (includes a healthy snack) - 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Session 1: $275, Session 2: $225; Total $500

Early Registration Discount 7 week full day session $5,500 3 week full day session $2,400 4 week full day session $3,100

LocationThe Leffell School

555 West Hartsdale AvenueHartsdale, NY 10530

914-721-7307

Sibling DiscountThere is a $200 tuition discount for each additional child enrolled for a full day7 week summer; $100 reduction for the full day 4 week session and a $75 discount for the full day 3 week session.

To receive Early Registration Discount, Payment in full via check must be made by February 29, 2020.


9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonSession 1: Monday, June 29 to Friday, July 24 (four weeks) $1,750Session 2: Monday, July 27 to Friday, August 14 (three weeks) $1,400

Afternoon Challenge1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Session 1: Monday, June 29 to Friday, July 24 (four weeks) $1,750Session 2: Monday, July 27 to Friday, August 14 (three weeks) $1,400 A minimum deposit of $1,000 tuition plus materials fees is required upon registration for Challenge Camp 2020. Balance is due on or before May 1, 2020. There will be no refunds for voluntary withdrawal of a child after May 1, 2020, any refund will be subject to an administrative charge of $200 per child. There is no refund for any money paid after May 1. All withdrawals must be in writing. No material fees will be refunded after June 1st for class changes.

Session 14 Weeks: June-July

Session 23 Weeks: July-August

Both Sessions

MorningWorkshops

AfternoonChallenge

FullDay

$1,750

$1,400

$3,150

$1,750

$1,400

$3,150

$3,250

$2,550

$5,800








The Afternoon Challenge Camp also consists of two sessions. Students may at-tend the first, the second or both sessions. The program begins each day at 1:00p.m. with students reporting to a designated location and camp counselor for class.The Afternoon Challenge Camp program provides sports and exciting enrichmentactivities for children in grades K-9.








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MORNING: 9:00 - 12:00 Sessions 1 and 2LUNCH/RECESS: 12:00 – 1:00 Sessions 1 and 2AFTERNOON: 1:00 - 4:00 Sessions 1 and 2

Discover, Imagine and Create is an original summer program designed to meet the needs of intellectually and creatively gi�ed youngsters who will be entering kindergarten in the fall. �is course will encourage the development of pre-school creative thinking skills through stimulating experiences with language, reading, math and science concepts as well as drawing, painting and imaginative play. History, animals, creative expression and the world of science and mathematics will come alive through our thematic approach.

Our exciting weekly themes include:

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFULLearn the history of our country, founding fathers, presidents and traditions.

SOLAR SYSTEMExplore planets, stars, orbits, the sun and moon!

AUTHOR STUDY – LOIS EHLERTDiscover facts the similarities in the stories and illustrations of a favorite engaging author as we

make our own art to mimic her work!

ON THE PONDWhat is an Ecosystem? An exploration of plants and animals living on the pond.

FIVE SENSESDiscover facts about a new sense each day and applying it to all subjects!

CONSTRUCTIONCreate structures using di�erent materials, tools, Legos and machines.

ARCTIC ANIMALSBring a chill to summer: study polar bears, foxes, pu�ns, seals and more.

AFTERNOON ACTIVITIESJunior Varsity – Art on the Move - It’s a Small World

Finding Nemo – Spotlight

Pre KindergartenDISCOVER, IMAGINE AND CREATE

Morning Workshops2020

1. New – Science Magic Session 1Instructor: Michael Donovan Grades K-1 9:00 2-3 10:30Get ready for a magical experience as we learn the science behind phenomenal exper-iments! We will explore scienti�c principles as we go inside a giant soap bubble, create glowing slime, make eggs bounce, make glasses out of Jello, create underwater �reworks, write secret codes in invisible ink, change pennies into silver and gold, hold �reballs in the palm of your hand, and more. Young scientists will learn skills for problem solving, creative thinking, decision making, hypothesizing and drawing conclusions.

2. New – Planes, Trains & Automobiles Session 2Instructor: Michael Donovan Grades 2-3 9:00 K-1 10:30Modern transportation has changed how people work and live. Have you ever wondered how an airplane �ies or a boat �oats? Join us on a fast paced journey as we create various forms of transportation and learn the scienti�c principles behind them. Campers will be introduced to STEM concepts and learn about the scienti�c process. Basic engineering and physics will be applied to construction of soap box derby cars, boats, planes, trains, rocket ships, and more! All powered by rubber bands, propellers, hydraulics, and imagination!Supply Fee: $25

3. New – Adventures in Art Session 2Instructor: Anne O’Connor Grades K-2 10:30

�is class is for children who love to experiment with art materials. We will emphasize techniques that create surprising and exciting e�ects and rich textures, such as marbling, monoprints, painted-paper collages, melted-crayon drawings, scratchboard and more. Draw, paint, sculpt, squirt, swirl, roll and stamp and let the element of discovery enhance your creativity. Creating animations with some of our drawings and collages exhibit our art in motion!


















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4. DoodleMatic Game Maker Session 1Instructor: Angela Horstman Grades 1-3 9:00

K-2 10:30�is class is for anyone who has ever said “I want to be a game designer” or “I want to see my picture move!” In this class campers will create their own video games by draw-ing on paper, with markers, and taking a picture in the innovative DoodleMatic app! �eir design will come to life and become a playable game on iPads, no coding skills needed. Campers will learn the basics of game mechanics and STEAM concepts while making a series of games, characters, stories, drawings, and fun hands on activities. �e class will use a story telling framework, connecting literacy and game design, by linking concepts like characters and avatars, settings and worlds, and con�icts and hazards. Campers will have special access to DoodleMatic power-ups to give them the ability to add additional features to their games. Finally we will experiment with making games using fun materials like colored paper, fabric, candy, stickers, buttons, and more!DoodleMatic Fee: $25

5. Little Fashionistas Session 1Instructor: Ying Su Grades 1-3 9:00

For all aspiring fashion designers, this is the perfect class for you! A professional de-signer will teach techniques of fashion including illustrations using mixed media, real fabric swatches, sketches and personal mood boards. Campers will work creatively and technically while having fun and producing their own unique fashion style! All students will design and create an LED bag and a fashion top or scrunchie/headband to add to their collections.Fashion Fee: $40

6. New – Fashion Upcycling Session 2Instructor: Kelsa DeBrabant Grades 1-3 9:00

Turn a basic white shirt or leggings into fashion must-haves! In this class, campers will learn how to take ordinary fashion “blanks” and turn them into one-of-a-kind fashion pieces. With the help of a sewing machine, hand-sewing techniques, decorative trims and patches new and existing items go from everyday to eye-catching. Campers will leave the class with a collection of upcycled items that they made and can proudly wear and share. Fashion Fee: $30

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7. New – Dr. Goodbody Session 1Instructor: Allan Pearlman Grades 2-4 9:00 K-1 10:30

Your body is an incredible machine composed of thousands of working parts. In this class we will explore all of the di� erent ways your body functions to keep you alive. You will learn life science: bones (an adult has 206) and how they keep you standing, muscles, nervous, circulatory systems and more. Understand why you get dizzy when you spin around, check your blood pressure and see how you fare in our senses, lung capacity and re� ex challenges. Make your own model of edible internal organs. We will schedule an exciting ambulance tour (complete with EKG machine, stretchers, blood pressure and bandaging) as part of our emergency medical experience.

8. New – DNAmazing Session 2Instructor: Allan Pearlman Grades K-1 9:00 2-4 10:30Why do you look like your Mom or Dad? Explore your genetic code through exciting hands-on investigation. Your biotech lab will lead you to uncover the blueprints of life. Experiment with a tomato to extract and play with its ooey, gooey DNA. Con-struct, split and replicate a DNA ladder. Grow germs and make them glow a brilliant � orescent green. Create a family tree and see what traits you share. Assemble DNA models out of candy (yum!). Learn how Mendel discovered traits with pea plants. Analyze DNA evidence to solve a crime. Understand the mysteries of these and other fascinating elements of genetics and how DNA is the building block of all of us.

9. Mathletics Session 2Instructor: Kenya Paterra Grades 2-3 9:00 K-1 10:30It is amazing what you can do with a deck of cards and a few dice... Sharpen your pencils and master your numbers skills with an engaging hands-on curriculum. In this mathematically focused class campers will be challenged through playing games, solving logic puzzles and brainteasers. Create and solve your own sudoku. We will also explore the the fascinating world of Fibonaccis to create pieces of math art!

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9. Mathletics Session 2Instructor: Kenya Paterra Grades 2-3 9:00 K-1 10:30

































10. � e Illusionist Session 1&2Instructor: Joseph Fields Grades 1-3 10:30

Have you ever wanted to make a coin disappear, read someone else’s mind, make solid ob-jects pass through each other or cause a rope cut in two to magically restore itself? Learn how to do this and much more by joining renowned magician Joseph Fields to uncover magic’s biggest secrets, fool your friends and be the life of the party. � e delightful art of balloon sculpture will also be taught. Transform yourself into an illusionist with your personalized magic briefcase full of tricks!Magic Fee: $40

11. Checkmate 1 Session 1&2Instructor: Anatoly Tonkonogy All Grades 9:00

An introduction to the exciting world of chess. Chess enables children to develop and enhance their skills in discipline, concentration and patience. Students will learn basic opening, middle-game, and endgame strategies and how to achieve a proper coordination of pieces. Chess no-tation will be taught in order to review games. Instruction will establish an appropriate balance between lecture, discussion and structured play. Remember, chess makes you smart!

12. LEGO Tech Junior Session 1&2Instructor: John Fitzsimmons Grades K-2 9:00

Use Legos as the inspiration to construct, investigate and communicate like little Ein-steins. Students will use models to predict, observe, measure and collect data, experi-encing forces, motion, energy, mechanisms and magnetism � rst hand. � ey will develop complex problem solving skills and understand the interaction between forces and mo-tion, measurement, energy, speed (velocity) and weight (mass). � is course is will intro-duce campers to simple machines concepts while building teamwork and communication skills. � ey will discover basic physical science concepts such as gears, pulleys, levers, and wheels and axles through observation, reasoning, prediction, and critical thinking.Lego Fee: $25

13. LEGOTech Session 1&2Instructor: John Fitzsimmons Grades 2-4 10:30

Do you want to know how things work? Do you ask the question “why” o� en? Do you dream of tomorrow? � en come and enjoy “Lego’s Simple and Motorized Mechanisms.” � is course is designed to give campers an understanding of machines, mechanisms, structures, and mechanical advantage. You will explore the world of technology by studying and building projects that use renewable and alternative energy sources such as wind, solar power, water and your own body. You will investigate energy supply, transfer, accumulation, conversion and consumption through hands-on activities and exciting real life models. You are the engineer, you design, you build, you turn your dreams into reality.Lego Fee: $25

13. LEGOTech Session 1&2Instructor: John Fitzsimmons Grades 2-4 10:30

Morning10. � e Illusionist Session 1&2Instructor: Joseph Fields Grades 1-3 10:30

12. LEGO Tech Junior Session 1&2Instructor: John Fitzsimmons Grades K-2 9:00

































14. New – Outside the Box Session 2Instructor: Lionel Durant Grades 4-6 9:00 2-4 10:30Inventors think outside the box to develop new concepts and technologies that change the world. Design thinking and the spirit to solve problems are all that you need to become an accomplished inventor. �ink about how these amazing inventions have changed our lives: Light Bulbs, Computers, GPS, Microwave Ovens and Cell Phones – they all started with an idea. �is course will explain how to think, act and write like a modern inventor. We will analyze the past to enable campers to brainstorm individually and in groups to discover how one good idea leads to completely new �elds of explora-tions, patents or intellectual property. Our invention lab will have hands-on projects and materials for discovery and inspiration. Will your invention change the world? Let’s �nd out together.Inventor Fee: $25

15. New – Dash Robotics Session 1Instructor: Grace Cantwell Grades 2-5 9:00

Woohoo, meet Dash, a real robot that will make learning to code fun. Responding to voice, navigating objects, dancing, and singing, Dash is the robot you always dreamed of having. Campers will use Wonder, Blockly, and other apps to create new behaviors for Dash — doing more with robotics than ever possible. Let Dash open a canvas for explo-ration and collaboration by unleashing your creativity as you program Dash to greet you, deliver a message to a friend, follow you on a journey, and become a true partner in fun that you take home. Robot Fee: $150

16. New - Bright Ideas Electrical Engineering Session 2Instructor: Daniel Jacala Grades 2-4 9:00 4-6 10:30Light is not something to be taken lightly! In this workshop, our bright campers with experience the power of electricity through the examination, exploration, and assembly of circuits! We will talk about the history of light and what electricity is, while also perform-ing a number of hands-on projects harnessing the power of electricity! Our electrical engineers will take a look inside a light bulb and battery, construct their own lamps, and light up the town with an illuminated city plan!

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17. New - “Wizard of Oz” Session 1Anne Pasquale, Artistic Director Grades 1-4 9:00Regina Talbot, Musical Director 4-9 10:30 �is summer lets travel “Over the Rainbow” as we “Follow the Yellow Brick Road” and celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the greatest stories ever told “�e Wizard of Oz.” Join our exciting Challenge Camp production following Dorothy, Toto, Scarecrow, Lion and Tin Man on their way to the Emerald City. We sing and dance to all of your favorites including “You’re O� to see the Wizard” and “If I Only Had a Brain” and end with a modern nod to the ingenious prequel performing “For Good” from Wicked. At the conclusion of the session, parents and campers will join us for a spectacular production.Script, score, costume and materials fee: $50

18. New - “A Male�cent Sleeping Beauty“ Session 2Anne Pasquale, Artistic Director Grades 1-4 9:00 4-9 10:30Before we traveled to Oz, there was Sleeping Beauty and the Magni�cently Mean Male�cent. Spark your imagination, as we learn the story is not quite as you were told. Enter the realm of the Mistress of Evil as we are lead through a magical forest into her haunted castle by a madcap cast of magical ghouls, vampires and mummies. From “Once Upon a Dream” to “You Can’t Stop the Girl”, join this company for our performance that will be “Defying Gravity” while rattling your bones and leaving you smiling.Script, score, costume and materials fee: $50

19. Stop Motion Laboratory Session 2Instructor: Anne O’Connor Grades 3-6 9:00 Learning the basics of camera setup and stop-motion apps, then let your imagination take o�. Work as a team, or create your own short experimental stop-motion animations using small toys, clay, wire, Lego, drawing materials like charcoal and pastel—or even animating real people… Learn to make your characters defy gravity or transform their shape, or take them on an epic adventure using green-screen backgrounds. New animation techniques are demonstrated regularly and students are free to choose which to incorporate into their projects. Beginning students and experienced animators are welcome. Students will be able to download digital �lesof their animations at the end of the session, and will be able to take home artwork they create while making the �lms.

































20. Photo Finish Session 1Instructor: Liz Steger-Hartzman Grades 3-9 9:00 �is exciting class will teach the fundamentals of basic digital photography to capture images throughout the camp setting. Campers are required to have a digital camera or cell phone camera fully charged. Each day in class Liz will teach you all you need to know to develop your photographic eye. Class time will be spent learning technique, shooting pictures and printing for your portfolio and weekly contests. All of the campers in this class will also take turns using a real DSLR camera. Each camper will receive a personal digital portfolio featuring their best work.

21. Fun with Photoshop Session 1&2Instructor: Liz Steger-Hartzman Grades 3-9 10:30 Have you ever wondered how funny pictures are made? Have you seen a cat’s head looking natural on a person’s body? What about the imperfect photo made perfect? Learn about all of the tools to enhance your pictures and make fun photos. Topics include basic image editing, transformation, retouching, enhancement, and compositing taught by a professional photographer. Campers will work on their own portfolios and participate in group projects. We will be working in Photoshop CC and students participating in Photo Finish will learn advanced techniques.Photoshop Fee: $50

22. New - Memorybook Session 2Instructor: Liz Steger-Hartzman Grades 3-9 9:00 Whether you are creating a memory book from a vacation or a memory book of photos of your pets, Liz will guide the class in creating a one-of-a-kind scrapbook! Create photographic and interesting accounts of your personal adventures! As photography students, you will take print pictures and create your own photography and writing scrapbook. We will work each class to create a visual masterpiece of your life events, photos, special trips, friends, mementos, and experiences all added to your personalized books. Each student will bring home a scrapbook packed with photography, drawings and/or writings to enhance this unique experience. Your scrapbook will re�ect your own interests, enthusiasm and personality... It is a wonderful way to keep your treasured memories.

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23. New - Cra�ing with a Purpose Session 2Instructor: Kelsa DeBrabant Grades 3-9 10:30

Are you a cra�y and caring camper? Spend time sewing and making cra�s that give back to local and global organizations. �e class will spotlight di�erent organizations that need our support. Campers will help those in need by making cra�s that make others lives better in a meaningful way. Projects include blankets, pillows and stu�ed animal “lovies” for shelter animals and children a�ected by homeless and natural disasters. We will learn to use a sewing machine and other hand sewing techniques to make our projects. Be sew happy and have fun while making a di�erence by cra�ing with a purpose!

24. Junior Entrepreneur Session 1Instructor: Sid Jain Grades 3-5 9:00 5-9 10:30Have you ever wanted to run your own small business and make your own design, plan, price and sales decisions... here is your chance! Campers will enter the shark tank and become entre-preneurs building an idea from scratch and ending with a business plan. You’ll be challenged from concept to generation of a product or service including marketing and advertising. A�er honing your analytical, logical and communication skills, you’ll con�dently present your plan to “investors” from Wall Street and raise play-money. Learning practical and operational aspects of the stock market, campers will determine the most viable businesses. Entrepreneurs will also brainstorm ideas for games and services for the annual Challenge Cares Carnival. Running the “show” takes creative talent and great enthusiasm. We need planners, organizers, decision makers and salespeople as we discuss costs and potential pro�ts, decorate the carnival space, plan mar-keting/advertising strategies and ensure fun is had by all. Money raised will be used for charitable entity chosen by Challenge Camp. Last year’s class donated $2,680.00 to �e Pajama Program.

25. New – Op Art Session 1Instructor: Ana Saura Grades 3-9 9:00

Op art, also called optical art is a compilation of bewildering images which play tricks on your eyes and brain. �ese fascinating visual illusions are a reminder that our senses are imperfect and our perception of the world is o�en distorted. We will examine various types of Op Art from M.C. Escher to the more modern Gianni Sarcone and discover how to make these amazing paintings and drawings that trick the senses. Your original optical wonder artwork will thrill all because nothing is what it seems in the Museum of Illusions!

26. New – Medieval Castle Builders Session 1Instructor: Ana Saura Grades 2-6 10:30

Join us on an artistic and architectural journey into the land of Kings, Queens, Knights and Dragons. Castle designs required thought, ingenuity, planning and engineering to provide maximum protection to the inhabitants. We will begin by immersing ourselves in pictures of all types, sizes and styles of castles around the world (and even a few in Westchester!) A�er discussing concepts of ratio and proportion you will create a foam board scale model of your own imaginative design including castle architectural features like: Drawbridge, Moat, Buttress, Courtyard, Parapet Tower, Turrets and more.

































27. New – Cirque de Sculpture Session 2Instructor: Ana Saura Grades 2-9 9:00

� is new and unique circus inspired wire sculpture class will allow you to create lions, tigers, horses, clowns, acrobats, high wire acts or any circus performers you can imagine. Your creations will be re� ected in the works of Calder, Giacometti, Picasso and Rodin. With so� and � exible aluminum wire and colored tapes, you’ll bring your modern line drawings to life in a three dimensional circus. Experiment with context, outline, contour twisting and crimping of wire enhancing your artistic ability and vision while learning alteration of form, shape, angles, relationship of lines and movement. Catch hold of the wire and create your own man on the � ying trapeze!

28. New – Alien Art Studio Session 2Instructor: Ana Saura Grades 3-9 10:30

Create an original modern plaster sculpture inspired by artist Mickey Paraskevas. Whom-ever or whatever you can imagine you can sculpt your 3-4 foot creatures, paint with wild bright colors and decorations galore! Make a 3D alien, superhero, animal or any won-drous character of your own. We will name our sculptures and write their personal back story and special qualities or abilities for all to read. � ese sculptures will surely decorate your room and our world.

29. Challenge Makerspace Session 2Instructor: Michael Nathenson Grades 3-5 9:00 5-9 10:30Are you eager to create and experiment in engineering? Makerspaces provides a hands-on, creative way to encourage students to design, experiment, build and invent as they en-gage in science, engineering and tinkering. In this project based STEM class campers will work in collaborative setting and build invaluable problem solving skills. Examples of the fun engineering based projects may include building catapults, electric boats, a � ashlight, pendulums, pneumatic machines, and a solar car.Maker Fee: $100

30. Escape Room Session 1Instructor: Sara Teimor Charles Grades 5-9 9:00 3-5 10:30Trapped in a room with a group of friends and one way out, you must search for clues and solve several kinds of puzzles and riddles to plot your great escape. When the challenge has been mastered, you will be guaranteed laughter, a sense of accomplishment and a new respect for your classmates and their abilities. Groups will complete a series of escape room challenges together and will then design their own escape room models and games for others to solve. � is is an experience that will be remembered for a lifetime... assuming you ever make it out!

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29. Challenge Makerspace Session 2Instructor: Michael Nathenson Grades 3-5 9:00 5-9 10:30

– Alien Art Studio Session 2Instructor: Ana Saura Grades 3-9 10:30

































31. New – Game Shakers Session 2Instructor: Sara Teimor Charles Grades 3-9 9:00 You and your classmates have been invited to join Game Shakers, our game invention company that is looking for brand new products. A� er testing out di� erent types of strategy, card, building and board games, you will produce your own games to become as popular as Monopoly, Clue, Scrabble, Mousetrap, Guess Who, Rush Hour, Castle Logix, Ticket to Ride, or Catan. Design your board, and create your own rules and instructions, and perhaps your game will be the new Amazon best seller!

32. New - Podcast Kidz Session 1Instructor: Jim Weingast Grades 4-9 9:00

Learn how to tell stories about your favorite topics ranging from sports, news, fashion, books, comedy, video games to discuss “on-air”. You can choose topics that go from serious to silly, from fun to frightening and everything in between. We will learn how to write, improvise, interview, and edit your own recording in our podcasting studio. We will discover the various podcasting platforms to allow you to share your broadcasts with friends and family all over the world.

33. Rock Star Session 1Instructor: Jim Weingast Grades 3-9 10:30

Have you ever wanted to be in a rock and roll band? � is class is an ensemble course providing instruction for musicians who wish to experience all facets of playing, rehears-ing and performing with a rock band. � e typical lineup of a band is rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass and drums with a vocalist. Other instruments can be added to any band – keyboard players, � ddle players, horns, and auxiliary percussion players to increase the soundscape of the music. Challenge Camp provides ampli� cation for guitarists, a bassist, a drum set, a keyboard and a P.A. for lead and backup vocals. � is course is recommend-ed for campers with musical training and a willingness to bring their own instruments. Beginners are welcome to join in the fun as well. � e culmination of rock band class will include a performance for fellow campers as a � nal project.

34. Satellite Radio Session 2Instructor: Jim Weingast Grades 5-9 9:00 2-4 10:30Tune in to the coolest radio station riding the airwaves. Campers will create their own radio show featuring talk radio, interviews, sports broadcasts and spinning tunes. Musicians will perform “live in our studio.” We will explore the history of radio from the great shows of old to current Terrestrial & Satellite radio as well as streaming technology. You will learn creative secrets of audio e� ects and the “business” of radio. � e Campers will write, produce content, and record original broadcasts as well as podcasts. � e Satellite Radio broadcast crew will even create “commercials.” � is class includes plenty of laughs and fun while we learn. � is class is hands-on, interactive, fun and educational. Camp Broadcasters will learn to record and produce their own MP3’s to share with family and friends as a � nal project.

- Podcast Kidz Session 1Instructor: Jim Weingast Grades 4-9 9:00

































35. Digital Film Academy Session 1 Instructor: Tony Ely Grades 6-9 9:00

3-5 10:30Let’s make movies! In this interactive digital movie making class students will participate in the full creative process of developing an original professional short �lm. With a professional Director leading the production, campers will be part of a high quality collaborative team e�ort to brainstorm ideas and costumes, write, location scout, shoot, direct, act and edit their �lm. Campers will gain an enhanced understanding of digital media while learning appropriate and responsible use of technology to become good digital citizens. Of course, popcorn and reviews will accompany our �lm premier!Film Fee: $50

36. Drone Flight School Session 1&2 Instructor: Tony Reid and Grace Cantwell Grades 3-9 10:30

Our beginning drone class will explore the various uses of drones. �ey can be used for delivery, surveillance and security, aerial photography, �lmmaking and more. We will discuss safe and responsible drone operation and local laws that apply. Campers will then �y their pre-assembled drones using Line of Sight (LOS) techniques. With practice, our new drone pilots will �y through obstacles and learn advanced �ying techniques. Each camper will take home their own fully-functional drone.Drone Fee: $300

37. Fashion Forward Wearable Tech Session 1Instructor: Ying Su Grades 3-9 10:30

Do you have interest in learning the art of fashion design from a professional designer? Join us in the fashion studio to discover the latest fashion trends including modern designs and wearable LED technology. Students will create fashion illustrations using mixed media, magazine tear sheets, fabric swatches and personal mood board designs. �is imaginative course combines both creative and technical aspects of fashion design to create your own beautiful LED skirt, messenger bags and hair accessories to light up your world.Fashion Fee: $50

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38. �e Illusionist 2 Session 1&2Instructor: Joseph Fields Grades 4-9 9:00

Would you like to perform like Criss Angel, David Blaine, and David Copper�eld? If you do, this is your chance to discover the magic secrets that these and many other professionals use to ba�e audiences worldwide. Join Joseph Fields this summer and learn the secrets, the sleight of hand and the proverbial tricks of the trade that helped make these professionals famous. Imagination, individuality and creativity will be encouraged to develop a personal magical act with polished showmanship. Extraordinary and advanced balloon sculpture techniques will be learned! Advanced magical secrets of illusion, levitation and sleight-of-hand will highlight this course as well as presentation and performance before an audience. Enhance your skills and transform yourself into a master illusionist with your personalized magic briefcase full of tricks.Magic Fee: $50

39. Checkmate 2 Session 1&2Instructor: Anatoly Tonkonogy All Grades 10:30 Intermediate

Suitable for students who have already acquired a working knowledge of chess. �e course will focus on methods of attack and defense, on long term strategic planning as well as tactics and combinations. Students will learn useful skills such as pattern recognition, calculating and analyzing. Classroom lectures will emphasize the elements of logical thinking through a series of chess puzzles.

40. Sumo Robotics Session 1Instructor: Grace Cantwell Grades 5-9 10:30

Bring the fascinating world of robotics, engineering and electronics alive. �e campers in this challenging class will learn about gears, motors, tools and components used in modern electronic devices. �en they will perform intricate soldering and assembly of mechanical and electronic parts to complete their own Sumovore Mini Sumo Robot; www.solarbotics.com/product/k_sv/. �is powerful and speedy robot, using brainboards and six sensors, tracks opposing robots while staying in our class sumo ring. Get ready to battle your classmates in the Great Mini Sumo Games! Students will keep their tool kit and assembled Sumovore robot.Robot Fee: $160

































41. New – Galaxy Quest Session 2Instructor: Sid Jain Grades 4-9 10:30

During this course, we will discuss the development of humanity’s understanding of the solar system, examining contributions by Aristotle, Ptolemy, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Einstein and others. What makes Earth di�erent from all other planets? What is NASA and what have they discovered about Mars’ suitability for life? How has knowledge about Pluto been transformed by NASA’s 2015 �yby? What are super moons, eclipses, asteroids and comets and how do they a�ect our future? We will discuss the discovery of over 2000 exoplanets around stars other than the sun as well as other exciting discoveries by the Hubble Telescope and the Kepler Mission. We create our own solar system incorporating all we have learned about the Milky Way, planets, moons, stars and other galaxies. We will debate if life really can exist on other planets and when humans will be able to visit them!

42. Opening Bell Session 2Instructor: Sid Jain Grades 5-9 9:00 In this introduction to Wall Street and the Stock Market class, students will build a stock portfolio and compete for the “best stock picker at Challenge Camp” bragging rights. A�er watching the Opening Bell at the NYSE and NASDAQ each day, our work begins! We will discuss a general understanding of stocks and cover the analytical and operating aspects of the stock market. We will begin by evaluating and selecting and buying stocks. We will review our stocks daily and debate our purchases while learning to use the tools available to assist in our decisions to buy, sell or hold each stock within our individual portfolios. By understanding how the stock market works, we will know the pros and cons of investing and how to buy low and sell high!

43. New – Adventures in the Lab Session 1Instructor: Daniel Jacala Grades 5-9 9:00 3-5 10:30Do you know what it takes to be a good scientist? Join us for an adventure into the scienti�c world where we will perform hands-on chemistry experiments! We will learn about di�erent chemical compounds, conduct demonstrations to observe di�erent chemical principles, and make science come alive! We will learn about exothermic reactions by making elephant toothpaste, experiment with polymers by making bouncing balls, the principles of buoyancy using common household materials, and attempt to fool our friends with some science magic! See the world with amazement and wonder as we embark on our lab adventures!

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Morning44. New – Rock the Vote Session 2Instructor: Sara Teimor Charles Grades 4-9 10:30

It is 2020 and the Presidential election is in full swing. How do voting and an election actually work? Did you know a President has to be 35 years old? What are a primary or the electoral college? We will answer these questions and more, while we engage in public speaking, debate and learn the role of the press in modern elections. We will explore activism and grassroots involvement for both local and world issues. Finally, using Clips, an interactive video recording program from Apple, students can create their own digital news stories about the key issues of the process and political season.

45. Blender 3D Simulations Session 1Instructor: Dan Tepper Grades 4-9 10:30

Blender is a powerful 3D computer graphics so� ware toolset which is used to create ani-mated � lms, physics simulations, video games and so much more. Using Blender, you can create an impossible scene by controlling and animating physics: Quickly build a tower just to knock it down and watch how it falls from any angle, Pour water into a glass cup and get the perfect, photo-realistic picture as it splashes out, Write your name in big 3D letters and then hit it with a wrecking ball - smashing it into a million pieces! Computer creativity and imagination is all you need to produce endless animated possibilities.

46. VR Explorers Session 1 Instructor: Dan Tepper Grades 4-9 9:00

Come explore the fascinating world of Virtual Reality through interactive and immersive coding techniques creating your own 3D space. Design a custom VR environment with CoSpaces adding objects, structures, landscapes and characters allowing you to experi-ence your own historical scene or futuristic world as if you were standing in it. Use VR viewers to experience and perfect your world while helping classmates to improve theirs. � e fun continues as you take home your own cardboard VR viewer, plus access to your CoSpaces account and the virtual experience you created... one that anyone can explore with the CoSpaces app!

47. FPV Drone Builder Session 1&2Instructor: Tony Reid and Grace Cantwell Grades 5-9 9:00

In this exciting technical course we will build a First Person View (FPV) Racing Drone. Building and programming are taught as an important part of this assembly process. Campers will learn how to � y from a FPV, as if you were in the cockpit and practice � ying and racing techniques, including races of our own! We will address safe and ethical uses of drones and learn to be responsible drone operators and owners. Each camper will assem-ble and keep their own fully-functional drone and FPV goggles.Drone Fee: $500

44. New – Rock the Vote Session 2Instructor: Sara Teimor Charles Grades 4-9 10:30

































48. Minecra�: Challenge Camp Edition Session 2 Instructor: Geo�rey Byrne Grades 3-9 10:30

Minecra� combines ultra simple graphics and game play coupled with multi player in sev-eral di�erent modes accessible to learn at di�erent levels. Journey from simple game play, to more complex world creation and server hosting. Students will work together to create their own procedurally generated world with an almost in�nite combination or primitive mechanical devices, electrical circuits, and logic gates built with an in-game materials known as Redstone. Using teamwork to create a world from the ground up, Minecra� will serve as a gateway to enlighten students how to safely and securely utilize technology involved in game creation. �rough cooperative play, campers students will learn subtle life lessons about rules to be followed which a�ect their gameplay both on and o�ine. Many aspects of the computer science and information systems worlds will be introduced including but not limited to so�ware programming, overall concepts and principles of networking and the hardware required in building these seemingly complex systems.PLEASE HAVE A CURRENT MINECRAFT ACCOUNT PRIOR TO THE START OF CAMP

49. Fortnite the Next Level Session 1&2Instructor: Geo�rey Byrne Grades 5-9 9:00

Fortnite has taken the world by storm. Join our squad of Challenge Camp gamers as we improve our skills and learn advanced strategies for Battle Royale competitions. Fortnite has been described as a cross between Minecra� and the Hunger Games. Campers will re-�ne their building techniques and develop methods for cooperative play and coordinating strategies. We will practice our jubilation dances both on and o� screen. Take your game to the next level in a tournament setting and be tested against the Fortnite Master himself, Mr. Geo� to see who can be the ultimate survivor… Good Luck!PLEASE HAVE A CURRENT FORTNITE ACCOUNT PRIOR TO THE START OF CAMP

** Fortnite is Rated T for TEEN by the ESRB **

50. PC Builders Academy Session 1Instructor: Geo�rey Byrne Grades 4-9 10:30

Ever wonder what it takes to actually assemble a personal computer? In this course we will learn about each component by tearing down and rebuilding used PC’s, then we will build our own from soup to nuts! Starting with a bare case, to the motherboard, to the operat-ing system and so�ware involved, we will fully assemble, operate, tweak, and in the end of the take home our new blazing PC! �is PC can replace that aging desktop at home.Computer Fee: $650

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51. New - Highly Logical Session 2 Instructor: Dan Tepper Grades 3-9 9:00

Logic is everywhere! Whether you want to be a doctor, lawyer, teacher, or a major league pitcher, you make use of logical arguments to guide your decision process all the time. Develop critical reasoning skills by engaging in a variety of logic games to test your wits. Tackle grid puzzles, cryptarithms, numerical sequences, Sudokus, Ken-Kens, mazes and all sorts of devilish brain teasers. Challenge your friends and family with the puzzles that you create. All that is required is a keen intellect and a desire for fun!

52. New – LEGO SPIKE PRIME Session 2 Instructor: Dan Tepper Grades 4-9 10:30

We are excited to introduce you to LEGO SPIKE PRIME! � is new innovative system integrates Engineering, Robotics and Computer Science and promotes critical thinking through playful learning. Using LEGO bricks, the programmable multi-port Hub, and a coding language based on Scratch will help you build con� dence, teamwork and solve complex problems with real world relevance. In units like “Competition Ready” you will build and program robots for competitions. Join the “Invention Squad” and focus on the engineering design process to create limitless possibilities. SPIKE Prime will help campers develop the essential 21st century skills needed to become the innovative minds of tomorrow.

53. New - Go Kart Makers Session 1Instructor: Michael Nathenson Grades 4-9 9:00 4-9 10:30Calling all go kart enthusiasts! Handy and motivated campers can build their own fully electric racing go kart using basic tools in just four weeks! Campers will learn automotive skills and follow instructions in order to assemble a high tech life sized go kart made of PVC pipe and wood for safe racing complete with a steering mechanism, electric engine and brake. We will have easy drag races, circuit races, relay races and even Mario Kart simulations. Campers must supply their own safety/bicycle helmet.Go Kart Fee: $375

54. New – YouTube Content Creator Session 2Instructor: Justin Capalbo Grades 3-5 9:00 5-9 10:30

Like and subscribe to this inventive class and show o� your creative talent. Campers will develop the tools they need to create a sustainable YouTube or Twitch channel. We will learn how to create serialized content about areas that interests them. Topics explored include how to develop an audience and how to generate an on-camera personality. � e course will give campers the digital skills of basic video editing and proper green screen use. Media ethics and strategies for staying safe online will be prioritized.



















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55. 3D Printing the Future Session 1&2Instructor: Justin Capalbo and Jim Stanley Grades 3-9 9:00

� is course is designed to introduce 3D modeling and printing techniques to beginners. Campers will learn an overview of the components of the printer and how the process works. � ey will learn how to navigate a variety of 3D design so� ware including the popular TinkerCad, Cura and Meshmixer to develop their own 3D models. In this project based course the students will learn the possibilities for creativity are endless and will take home a printer and � lament to continue inventing.3D Printer and Plastic Filament Fee: $350

56. 3D Printing Unleashed Session 1&2Instructor: Justin Capalbo and Jim Stanley Grades 5-9 10:30

Building upon the core concepts of 3D printing, this curriculum will explore advanced techniques for designing and preparing 3D models for printing, the basics of support structures, exploring exotic wood and � exible � laments, and troubleshooting common situations that may arise. � e course will include more in-depth look at so� ware tools and techniques, such as creating see-through lithophanes with images, and basic 3D scanning techniques through photogrammetry. Campers will take home their printer, � lament and the exciting potential of 3D printing will be unleashed. 3D Printer and Plastic Filament Fee: $450

57. Counselor in Training (CIT) Session 1&2Instructor: Marcy Geisser-Wolf Grades 9-10 9:00-4:00

� is course is an exceptional opportunity to learn and train to be a counselor in the Challenge Camp environment. � e course meets daily and will involve such topics as: camper socialization, assistant teaching and coaching, building self-esteem, con� ict resolution and more. Lunch is provided and the remainder of the day will be spent hands-on with our campers utilizing new skills. Session 1 CIT’s will receive full CPR and First Aid certi� cation as part of this curriculum. � is course is continuous for 7 weeks and will allow you to grow as an individual with an emphasis on achievement, maturity and responsibility.CIT candidates must be 15 years of age by June 15, 2020.Course Fee: $1,000 Session 1 or 2$1,750 Sessions 1 & 2

56. 3D Printing Unleashed Session 1&2Instructor: Justin Capalbo and Jim Stanley Grades 5-9 10:30

55. 3D Printing the Future Session 1&2Instructor: Justin Capalbo and Jim Stanley Grades 3-9 9:00

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1. New - AMERICAN CHEF - Cook your way from the Paci�c Northwest to Maine while learning about the unique history, culture, delicious ingredients and signature cuisine of various regions of the United States. �is class will explore our regional food preferences and di�erences while embracing what we have in com-mon… while making delicious foods from scratch. Every “traveler” will take home their �nished products as well as a folder �lled with fun facts and recipes from the di�erent states we “visit” as we discover the �avors and spices that make them unique.Cooking Fee: $90

2. New – AMERICAN (CAMP) IDOL - Much like the TV show, our Camp Idols will work on performing pop / rock / country songs using background tracks. With guidance, you will learn to choose songs that work with your voice type including lyrics, vocal techniques, pitch, range and tempo. Practicing for your perfor-mance includes working with an ampli�er, microphone and cra�ing a “look” to support your song style... We cannot wait for your debut performance and recorded video sessions... so much fun!!!

3. New - APP DEVELOPER – We have all heard “there’s an APP for that”... Great apps start with a tangible idea that can grow into something ground-breaking or clever and useful. We will explore exactly how apps work, what features they include as our programmers use the Shopify platform to develop their product. Our app expert will discuss factors that should be integrated into your business model: what do people want or need in an app, how do I make sure it works well, are there competitors in the marketplace, and most impor-tantly how do I launch my app. �is is a modern business focused class for motivated campers.

4. ARDUINO APPLICATIONS – What is a robot without a brain? Why is a smart phone so smart? How do you make your computer turn a motor? All of these are a result of microcontrollers, the next step in comput-ing and technology. Here is an opportunity to learn how to use microcontrollers using the Arduino platform. Learn the basics of electrical engineering and programming as we build a number of projects using a basic starter kit and your imagination!Arduino Kit Fee: $75

5. ART ON THE MOVE - So much fun for our littlest campers! We will begin each class with a themed dance such as “Hawaiian Luau” or “Animal Safari” and then create an art piece related to our dance using clay, colored pencils, cut paper and more.

6. New – AWESOME ILLUSIONS & PUZZLES – More than meets the eye! In this awesome workshop, inspired by New York City’s Museum of Illusions, students will explore how neuroscience explains di�erent optical illusions. We will use scienti�c principles to create our own using color, light and patterns. In this workshop campers will create puzzles and illusions that will both inspire and boggle the mind! Campers will create deceptive and misleading brain images like impossible waterfalls, visual paradoxes, mind-bending patterns, mirror illusions and create trick photography to provide a boost of brainpower and ignite your logic skills!

7. BLOXELS WORLD - Bloxels are a hands-on, brains-on, creativity and technology experience. Bloxels unlock students creativity by leveraging something they love: video games. Students can play fun games and channel their creative potential as they gain greater understanding of important topics like design logic, and computer science and demonstrate their knowledge of history, science and mathematics and more through the games they create.

8. CHESS CHALLENGE – Chess is a tremendously popular activity at Challenge Camp! Come to play individual and team games against opponents of all ages and abilities. Develop your own chess strategy and tactics through supervised play.

9. New - COME FLY WITH ME – Do you have a drone and want more �ying practice with guidance from an expert? Let’s �y together! We’ll help campers learn more about their drone, safety, troubleshooting and proper care. We’ll play with challenges, obstacle courses, �ight drills and races to help make “time-on-the-sticks” both fun and worthwhile. Students can use their own drone or can pre-order a model to buy from our instructor.

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10. CODE CENTRAL STATION: HTML & JAVA - Every webpage you look at is written in a language called HTML, the skeleton that gives every webpage its structure. Java is a popular programming language that pro-vides interactive dynamic content for web pages. �is course will provide you with a solid foundation in web design, computer science and Object Oriented Programming concepts while learning the basics of Java and HTML. Code literacy is an essential skill that will provide campers with coding principles to learn advanced programming techniques. �ere are no prerequisites other than a desire to learn.

11. CODE CENTRAL STATION: PYTHON –�is course aims to teach the basics of Python, an object oriented programming language. Perfect for beginning programmers or budding technologists to squeeze programming power and fun out of their computer, Python uses a simple syntax and has an easy learning curve. Learn about variables, loops, decision statements, and other basic programming concepts using this easy-to-read programming language. �e coding principles will provide the building blocks to learn pro-gramming languages in the future. �ere are no prerequisites other than a desire to learn.

12. CODE CENTRAL STATION: TINKER WITH TYNKER - In this class, students will learn how to create their own video games using the Tynker so�ware. Tynker is a visual programming language that enables students to create games and animated projects. Using visual code blocks, Tynker guides you through programming concepts – such as loops, conditional logic, sequencing, and algorithmic thinking. �is will prepare them for learning programming languages like Java and Python. Students will learn how to tell a good story, logically sequence events, and model real situations while increasing their technical pro�ciency and con�dence.

13. COMPUTER SIMULATION – Join us in the computer lab as we delve into simulated strategies and tactics with numerous engaging so�ware titles. �ese include “Megaman” “Roller Coaster Creator”. “2 Fast Driver”, “Paintball Sim”, “Dancing Craze”, “Crazy Cooking” and more. Computer Sim continues to be one of the most popular classes at Challenge Camp! 14. CURIOUS CHEF - In this class, campers will learn the basics of cooking and healthy eating. Cooking is math, science and an art. Chefs will learn kitchen organization, following directions, measuring and prepar-ing ingredients to complete a recipe from start to �nish. Experience making simple foods from scratch and create the foundation to be good chefs and more informed eaters. Cooking Fee: $90

15. DIGITAL COMICS - Digital graphic comics and stories are extremely popular with campers of all ages! In this engaging digital storytelling class we will read, write and illustrate our own comics and designs. You don’t have to be an artist as there is themed art from you to pick from, incredible animation and loads of templates to start story building with! If you have an idea, you can quickly create visually dazzling content for your story. Create and animate your characters, word balloons, sound e�ects and bring your original stories to life on screen!

16. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS – If you can imagine and think of lands and magical creatures, then you can play Dungeons and Dragons. �ink of yourself as a character in a book. Imagine magical places and items – many surprises lie ahead.

17. EDISON ROBOTICS - Enter the world of robotics and coding with Edison Robotics. �e Edison robot is a powerful, engaging tool for teaching children computational thinking and computer programming in a hands-on way. Campers can immerse themselves in a variety of STEM and engineering projects as they learn to build and invent. Using the EdBlocks and EdScratch so�ware, these programmable robots will open up the world of coding and bring computer science to life. Students will take home their kit to continue exploring with Edison.Robot Fee: $50

18. FANTASTIC BEASTS - Create characters using a variety of art materials, including felted wool (great for making so� cuddly animal buddies), paper-mache, clay, and more. �en learn how to make them come to life and �y, walk, run or swim using stop-motion animation techniques. Work with your friends or on your own to �lm your beasts’ adventures. �is class will focus on sculpture and painting techniques in addition to the animation projects. Students will be able to take home their artwork at the end of the session and will be able to download digital �les of their �lms.



















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19. FENCING – En garde! Learn the exciting Olympic sport of fencing! Parry, cut, and lunge, as you improve strength, coordination, focus, balance and more. Fencing is a high-speed, exhilarating sport that relies on quick wits and cun-ning, and engages the entire body along with the mind… most importantly, it’s FUN!Fencing Fee: SESSION 1 - $100 SESSION 2 - $75

20. FINDING NEMO – Secure your goggles as we dive into the ocean and learn about the fascinating world of sea life. All oceanographers will use a myriad of materials including color paper, paint, shells, glitter, found objects and personal treasures to create a beautiful sea sculpture mobile inspired by life under the sea.

21. GIZMOS & GADGETS- Using the littieBits Gizmos and Gadgets Kit, students will be given a toolbox as big as their imagination. littleBits encourage students to play and experiment through active experience, enabling them to develop knowledge and engineering skills that can be applied to real life situations. Motors, wheels, lights, switches, servos, buzzers, even the tools to build a remote control – snap it all together to spark fun. �e possibilities are limitless as students will start inventing the minute they open the box and bring their kits home to continue their creativity.Gizmos & Gadget Fee: $150

22. GLEE – Be a musical star in our show choir as we perform works from various Broadway shows, from Rodgers and Hammerstein classics to the latest pop songs. �e course will focus on vocal technique, performance practice, stage presence and basic choreography. �ere will be opportunities for solo and ensemble singing. Join a choir that will be a showstopper!

23. GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO – In this class, we will explore the methods which graphic designers use to commu-nicate their ideas with impact, including playing with positive and negative space, scale (size,) color, typography and much more, using fun activities that will stimulate our creative problem-solving skills. We will get discuss examples of creative work by professional designers, get our ideas �owing by making drawings and collages and then work with Adobe Photoshop to complete our designs. Projects will include T-shirt designs, posters, and animated graphics.

24. GUITAR JAM - Campers can be complete beginners to intermediate players. �is is a course designed to teach the fundamentals of guitar performance. Students will learn to put together elementary chords, melody playing and proper hand techniques to have them playing along with their favorite musicians. Class is a fun environment where we study songs that the students select. �e course provides a basic study in beginning music theory with a goal to emphasize guitar technique and performance. If you do not own a guitar, we have several that students can use during class.

25. INDIE GAME MAKER - Calling all aspiring video game developers! Using the Unity game engine, students will create a 2.5D platformer using various 2D, 3D, & Sound assets. �e main goal of this course is to have students design a game that’s appealing and fun but also gives them a solid foundation in programming. Students will be able to create their own C# scripts that control behavior of the objects on screen as well as modify pre-written code provided by the instructor. Whether you have experience in coding or not, all that is required is a little bit of creativity and a passion for video games.

26. IRON CHEF - Designed for campers who have some experience in the kitchen. Learn how to cook breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes for your families! Focus on healthier foods and desserts with less sugar. A chef ’s knowledge and meal choices really do make a di�erence in our lives. Campers will learn how to prep ingredients, organize their work space, cook, and plate their well balanced �nished foods with pride. Cooking Fee: $90

27. IT’S A SMALL WORLD – �rough music and songs, we will discover many countries and their musical culture: Korea, France, Ireland, Africa and the United States. You will build a likembe, also called kalimba and make your own “one of a kind” instrument out of recycled materials.

28. JAMMIN DRUMS - For beginners to intermediate players this is a totally “hands-on” and unique approach to studying rhythm in many forms. We will discuss the history of percussion and look at rhythms from around the world. �ere will be lessons on hand drums, drum circle and playing on a drum set! We will play other percussion instru-ments like congas, shakers, cow bells, tambourines and more. Don’t miss this chance to learn and play with a real rock / jazz musician!



















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29. New - Jimu AI Robotics – Build, Code and Play with JIMU as we enter the world of Arti�cial Intelligence and Robotics. �ese advanced robot kits will spark the imagination of campers as they learn elements of cod-ing through activating their robots to navigate obstacles, pick-up objects, control light and sound e�ects, add personality, and more. Flexible functionality lets students imagine and design their own models. �e machine learning capabilities will allow us to explore Arti�cial Intelligence on our journey to the future.Jimu AI Robotics Fee: $200

30. JUNIOR VARSITY – Speci�cally designed for 5-7 year olds, this sports activity and recreational games program is a wonderful introduction to the world of sports. All activities are designed to enhance and devel-op motor skills, coordination and sportsmanship through active play and instruction. Some of these activities include: running games, parachute challenges, throwing, catching, kick ball and more.

31. K’NEXplorations – �is is a hands-on building experience designed to promote creativity and problem solving skills. Mathematical and Science design projects will be integrated to develop skill in construction using Rods and Connectors.

32. LEGO MINDSTORMS – Bring the fascinating world of robotic technology alive with Lego Mindstorms EV3 Robots! �is robotics course teaches the students the principles of assembling and operating an interac-tive Lego Robot. Mathematical standards will be addressed as well as hands on building of mechanical and electrical systems in robotics. Accurate measurement, geometric relationships, problem solving and reason-ing skills will be stressed for success. Students will bring science to life utilizing many possible Lego designs in addition to their own creations.

33. New - LEGO SPIKE PRIME - We are excited to introduce you to LEGO SPIKE PRIME! �is new innova-tive system integrates Engineering, Robotics and Computer Science and promotes critical thinking through playful learning. Using LEGO bricks, the programmable multi-port Hub, and a coding language based on Scratch will help you build con�dence, teamwork and solve complex problems with real world relevance. In units like “Competition Ready” you will build and program robots for competitions. Join the “Invention Squad” and focus on the engineering design process to create limitless possibilities. SPIKE Prime will help campers develop the essential 21st century skills needed to become the innovative minds of tomorrow.

34. LEGO WEDO ROBOTICS - Introduce robotics and computer programming with the award winning Lego WeDo! �is is a hands on, challenging and fun way to learn about robots! �is class will expose students to engineering, logical thinking, computer programming and team working skills. Campers will build a vari-ety of robots with Lego’s and program their models to complete challenges, enhancing creativity and problem solving abilities.

35. MAGIC: THE GATHERING – Back by popular demand! A game battle in which you and your opponent represent powerful sorcerers attempting to drive each other from the lands of Dominia. Your deck holds your tools: creatures, land, spells and artifacts.

36. MECHANICAL MARVELS - A Rube Goldberg machine is a deliberately over-engineered machine that performs a very simple task in a very complex fashion, usually including a chain reaction. In this class, domi-noes may knock over a marble into a pegboard activating a pulley triggering a golf ball into a zip line starting a toy truck that eventually grabs a tissue! You will investigate the fundamental concepts of engineering and construct wildly imaginative group mechanical marvels. Our inventors will be able to view a video of their wacky creation online to show to family and friends. Learn more atwww.rubegoldberg.com.

37. New - MINDFUL ART - Campers will create works of art that encourage and facilitate a relaxed peaceful state of mind. In a friendly, creative, judgment free zone campers will be encouraged to tap into and connect with their mind, body, and soul that they will express through visual arts. Campers will experience working in many mediums including color pencil, paint, collage, and more. �ey will explore making mandalas, gratitude jars, dream catchers, dream paintings and beyond.



















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38. New - MINI NINJAS - In this active class designed for younger campers, they will have fun exploring move-ment through creative elements. Utilizing props and obstacle courses, all will be physically challenged in a mul-titude of ways helping them gain body awareness and coordination. Campers will explore a range of movements including dynamic jumping, leaping and running as well as more controlled balance and stretching.

39. New - MIX MASTERS: THE ONES & TWOS - Have you ever wanted to be the life of the party? In this workshop, campers will spin into the fast and exciting world of DJing. We will explore so�ware that will enable you to cultivate an epic playlist, and perform in front of a crowd. By learning the fundamentals of cutting and transitioning music tracks to have a cohesive �ow, you will become a party rocker!Mix Master Fee: $50

40. MULTI SPORT MADNESS - �is class is designed to keep the campers moving! Field sports will explore a variety of athletic activities and will include: kickball, �ag football, frisbee, soccer and basketball. Join us and get in the game!

41. NINJA WARRIOR - In this active class, campers will have fun exploring movement through creative ele-ments. Utilizing props and obstacle courses, all will be physically challenged in a multitude of ways helping them gain body awareness and coordination. Campers will explore a range of movements including dynamic jumping, leaping and running as well as more controlled balance and stretching. Speed and endurance will be improved as well as elements of engagement and focus. �e goal of this class is to build body con�dence and have fun.

42. New - PICADE RETRO ARCADE - Build your own tabletop retro gaming console, complete with joystick, side, front and top buttons that has the look and feel of a full-size arcade! Picade is a Raspberry Pi-powered mini arcade that you build yourself, with authentic arcade controls, a high resolution 10” color 4:3 display that’s ideal for retro gaming, and a punchy speaker to hear those 8-bit game soundtracks at their best. With the help of a screwdriver and some downloads, you’ll be playing Pacman and Donkey Kong in no time.Picade Arcade Fee: $300

43. PICKLEBALL – �is fast growing sport combines the elements of badminton, tennis and ping pong. Played on a court with paddles and wi�e balls, pickleball is easier than tennis and fun to play with your friends.

44. PINBALL WIZARD - Construct your own PinBox Pinball machine with two interchangeable playboards that you will design. For makers, creative thinkers and game designers, the PinBox 3000 is a tabletop cardboard pinball kit that artfully integrates mechanical engineering, physics, sculpture, product design and performance! Light up your play board and be ready to “Tilt the Future!”Pinball Fee: $50

45. POKEMON TCG – Pokemon TCG is an exciting and longtime favorite card game of strategy and skill where campers collect, train, and battle the cute Pokemon characters that inhabit their world. Beginning and experienced players will take on the role of a Pokemon Trainer and play another Trainer to knock each other’s Pokemon out of the battle! Your camp Pokemon deck will be supplied and booster packs await the masters!Pokemon Fee: $25

46. POP ART – Enter the world of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein in this multi media painting class. We will use papers, magazines, plastics and more to complete your pop art paintings! Made on canvas, these inspired, bright and modern works of art will allow you to spark your imagination and creativity!

47. PUPPETS & MUPPETS – Enter Jim Henson’s workshop. Everyone loves the colorful, furry characters who lived on the Muppet Show and Sesame Street. Join us to make adorable familiar hand puppets of characters like Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Elmo or Cookie Monster. Explore your own creativity by designing an original furry friend for our puppet show performance.

48. New – RECYCLED ART - Recycle your empty jars and containers turning them into wonderful works of art! We will use paper, paint, twine and found objects to decoupage, embellish and beautify empty cans, bottles, drawer dividers, boxes, paper bags and �ower pots.



















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49. ROCKET UNIVERSITY – Students will train to be real “rocket scientists” and “aerospace engineers” in this inspired o�ering. In “Rocket University” you will learn about the history of rockets from ancient Chinese �reworks, to modern day spacecra� and military applications while discovering principals of launching, trajectories, thrust, navigation, �ight paths, altitudes, orbits, recovery methods, safety and more! Students will receive their individual rocket kits and assemble them while applying what they have learned to their design and construction. You will launch your rockets and record data. Rocketeers are awarded certi�cates for best design and rocket performance. Materials Fee: $85

50. ROCKET UNIVERSITY 2 – �is is a course for advanced Rocketeers who have completed Rocketry 1. Students will build and launch more complex models.Materials Fee: $100

51. New - ROCK YOUR PLANET - �e campers will choose from a variety of environmental activities, all linked to a song or role-play. Such as “Plastic, Paper and Cloth” role-play, “�e Garbage Truck”, “Eat Some-thing Green” song, “Fortunate” to explore cycles, choices and challenges. �ey’ll be costume making, poster board creating and a lot of “We are the World” fun.

52. SKATEBOARD DECK DESIGN - Skateboarding is about having fun and expressing your own individual style. Explore the world of pop and gra�ti art by designing, sketching, drawing and painting to create your own brand of skateboards, logos, and all things skater! Your canvas is a skateboard, and campers will leave with their personally designed skateboard deck protected with clear coat, perfect for hanging as wall art or ready to add hardware for skating! �ink of the possibilities and make your skateboard the coolest one on the block!Skateboard Fee: $100

53. New – SPOTLIGHT - �is class harnesses the talent and enthusiasm of our younger campers to learn all the elements of being a performer. �e campers will learn how to properly warm up their bodies and voices with fun and engaging exercises. �ey will learn songs from classic shows and contemporary movie musicals to put together mini-Glee ensemble numbers. �ey will incorporate the use of age appropriate props and instruments to enhance the pieces we work on together. �ey will begin to learn how to support each other as an ensemble so every member can shine!

54. STAGE DOOR – Enter the world of theatrical production! Learn the art of costume and set design. Under the guidance of our artistic director, we will research, measure, design and create original costumes for the musical theatre productions of “Wizard of Oz” and “A Male�cent Sleeping Beauty”. Costumes / scenery will be constructed of fabric, paper, foam board, paint and other materials. �is imaginative behind the scenes process will bring our production to life and provide an awareness of the importance of stagecra� and design skills to the production. Participants from the theatrical cast are encouraged to join and other non-perform-ers are all welcome!

55. STOP MOTION LABORATORY - Whether you love drawing, painting and sculpture or whether you would like to write stories or act out dramatic scenes, you will have fun exploring the possibilities of anima-tion. Spend a little time learning the basics of handling the camera setup and stop-motion app, then let your imagination take o� as you bring your drawings to life, or create your own 3-D characters with modeling clay. You can also use small toys, or even animate real people in your �lms. Students will receive a digital copy of their �lms and can take home artwork they created while making it.

56. SWIMMING – Get your feet wet with swim instruction at Challenge Camp! We will be swimming at Swimlabs Westchester, a state of the art indoor facility 10 minutes from camp. �is unique facility creates the perfect way for new swimmers and competitive swimmers to swim better, stronger, faster and safer. Campers must provide a swim suit, goggles and Ziploc bag. Enrollment is limited. For more information visit http://swimlabs.com/westchester/Swim Fee: Session 1 - $350, Session 2 - $275

57. TAE KWON DO - Literally “the art of kicking and punching”, Tae kwon do is a martial art that has devel-oped over the course of thousands of years with the earliest records of its practice dating back to 50 B.C. from Korea. It is a highly disciplined art of self-defense, physical prowess, and moral discipline. It is distinguished from other martial arts by its varied and unique powerful kicks.



















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** Tennis not recommended for advanced players* Arduino Fee: $75* Fencing Fee: $100* Gizmos & Gadgets Fee: $150* Jimu AI Robotics Fee: $200* Mix Master Fee: $50* Picade Arcade Fee: $300* Pinball Fee: $50

* Pokemon Fee: $25* Rocket University Fee: $85* Rocket University 2 Fee: $100* Skateboard Fee: $100* Swimming Fee: $350* Turbo Trucks Fee: $200

Afternoon ChallengeSession 1 Options

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PERIOD 1

Swimming *

Soccer (4-9)

Tennis (1-4) **

Junior Varsity (K-2)

Ninja Warrior (4-9)

Tae Kwon Do (3-6)

Awesome Illusions & Puzzles (2-6)

Bloxels World (2-5)

Code Central: HTML Java (4-9)

Computer Simulation (3-9)

Dungeons & Dragons (3-9)

Glee

K’NEXplorations

Stop Motion Laboratory (3-9)

Indie Game Maker (4-9)

Picade Retro Arcade (4-9) *

Mechanical Marvels (4-7)

Stage Door (2-9)

Vive la France (1-4)

Gizmos & Gadgets (2-5) *

PERIOD 2

Basketball (3-6)

Soccer (K-3)

Tennis (5-9) **

Fencing (1-4) *

Ninja Warrior (1-4)

Tae Kwon Do (K-3)

Rocket University (3-9) *

LEGO Spike Prime (4-9)

Code Central: Python (4-9)


Magic: The Gathering

Lego WeDo Robotics (1-4)

Art on the Move (K-3)

Fantastic Beasts (2-9)

App Developer (4-9)

Arduino Applications (4-9) *


Skateboard Deck Design (3-9) *

Rock Your Planet (K-3)

Pinball Wizard (3-9) *

PERIOD 3

Basketball (K-2)

Multi Sport Madness (2-5)

Pickleball (2-6)

Fencing (4-9) *

Mini Ninjas (K-2)

Ultimate Frisbee (4-9)

Rocket University 2 (3-9) *

Turbo Trucks (2-5) *

Lego Mindstorms (3-6)


Pokemon TCG *

Chess Challenge

Pop Art (2-9)

Graphic Design Studio (4-9)

Jimu AI Robotics (4-9) *

Come Fly With Me (3-9)


Puppets & Muppets (K-3)

It’s a Small World (K-2)

Mix Masters (3-9) *

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Multi Sport Madness (2-5)

Tennis (1-4) **

Ninja Warrior (4-9)

Tae Kwon Do (K-3)

Fencing (4-9) *

American (Camp) Idol

Mindful Art (3-9)


Magic: The Gathering

Digital Comics (1-4)

Code Central: HTML Java (4-9)

Rocket University 2 (3-9) *

Finding Nemo (K-3)

Bloxels World (2-5)

App Developer (4-9)

Picade Retro Arcade (4-9) *

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Soccer (K-3)

Basketball (5-9)

Ultimate Frisbee (4-9)

Pickleball (2-6)

Mini Ninjas(K-2)

Chess Challenge

Fencing (1-4) *

Spotlight (K-3)

Recycled Art (K-3)


Pokemon TCG *


Code Central: Python (4-9)

Awesome Illusions & Puzzles (2-6)

Where the Wild Things Are (K-3)

Code Central: Tynker (1-4)

Jimu AI Robotics (4-9) *

Come Fly With Me (3-9)

American Chef (3-9) *

Turbo Trucks (2-5) *

Pinball Wizard (3-9) *

PERIOD 1

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Basketball (3-6)

Junior Varsity (K-2)

Tennis (5-9) **

Ninja Warrior (1-4)

Tae Kwon Do (3-6)

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Dungeons & Dragons (3-9)

Digital Comics (1-4)

LEGOMindstorms (3-6)

Rocket University (3-9) *

Stage Door (2-9)

VR Explorers (4-9)

Indie Game Maker (4-9)

Edison Robotics (2-5) *

Iron Chef (3-9) *

Guitar Jam (2-9)

Mix Masters (3-9) *

** Tennis not recommended for advanced players ** Cooking not recommended for campers with food allergies or dietary restrictions* Cooking Fee (per class): $90* Edison Robotics Fee: $50* Fencing Fee: $75* Gizmos & Gadgets Fee: $150* Jimu AI Robotics Fee: $200

* Rocket University Fee: $85* Rocket University 2 Fee: $100* Swimming Fee: $275* Turbo Trucks Fee: $200

* Mix Masters Fee: $50* Picade Arcade Fee: $300 * Pinball Fee: $50* Pokemon Fee: $25

How to RegisterChallenge Camp is a unique program for bright, curious children. �e Challenge Camp advantage is that you and your child customize a program of selections based on your child’s interests and the students follow their course selections for an entire session. As many of our courses are project based, you will see your child’s knowledge and interest grow throughout the session. Students attending the Morning Workshops select both a 9:00 and a 10:30 o�ering for their current grade level. Students attending the A�ernoon Challenge will select either enrichment options or sports o�erings for their age group for the each of the 3 periods. Full day students make selections for all �ve course periods. Between the hours of 12 – 1pm, full day campers will have a hot lunch provided by Five Star Catering and an outdoor recess period full of organized games and play. Please select courses for your child based on their September 2019 grade level. For new participants it is necessary that a letter from the school district in which the child is currently enrolled accompany or follow the registration form. �e letter must indicate that the child has been identi�ed as gi�ed, talented and/or an accelerated learner.

Challenge Camp Online PortalYou can now register for Challenge Camp online! Challenge Camp has partnered with CampDoc to provide the best possible service and care to our camp families. �e preferred registration method is via our Online Portal:

http://app.campdoc.com/register/challengecamp

58. TURBO TRUCKS– How would you like to race a remote control truck on the Challenge Speedway? In this class you will have the chance to race a fully ready Traxxas Rustler known for fun and durability and with more power, smoother control, better grip, and performance that makes it one of the fastest electric trucks available. Race around outdoor courses that you design with cones, ramps and more. Campers will take home their car/equipment in this action packed driving and racing class. With Traxxas’ exclusive waterproof electronics, your Rustler can blast through dirt, puddles, mud and even snow, your R/C adventures are limited only by your imagi-nation. See your car at https://traxxas.com/products/models/electric/37054-1rustlerEnrollment is limited.Truck Fee: $200

59. VIVE LA FRANCE! - Travel to Paris and the provinces of France. Discover the French countryside and Versailles. Traverse the Loire River, villages, food, and music. Students pack their suitcase and travel with a real boarding pass and train tickets from the SNCF. �is is a very interactive program including role-plays to allow students to learn the basics of the French language. Allons-y!

60. VR EXPLORERS - Come explore the fascinating world of Virtual Reality through interactive and immersive coding techniques creating your own 3D space. Design a custom VR environment with CoSpaces adding objects, structures, landscapes and characters allowing you to experience your own historical scene or futuristic world as if you were standing in it. Use VR viewers to experience and perfect your world while helping classmates to improve theirs. �e fun continues as you take home your own cardboard VR viewer, plus access to your CoSpaces account and the virtual experience you created... one that anyone can explore with the CoSpaces app!

61. WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE - Everyone loves a good, fun monster tale! �is monster inspired mask making class will allow campers to read and explore books about monsters and adventures of all kinds like Where �e Wild �ings Are and Go Away Big Green Monster. Join our classroom “wild rumpus” as we will artfully create original, fantastical monster masks.

62. YOGA – Learn to relax and let go of control by experiencing the power and concentration found in yoga ex-ercises. While stretching is certainly involved, yoga is really about creating balance in the body and mind through developing both strength, �exibility and mental well-being. �is is done through the performance of poses or postures, each of which has speci�c physical bene�ts and mindfulness training which is said to have many health-ful bene�ts. Proper exercise clothing required: loose pants, T-shirt and yoga mat.



















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Child’s Name: __________________________________________ M q F qParent/Guardian’s Name: ____________________________________________Address: __________________________________________________________Town/City: ____________________________ State: ______ Zip code: _________Home Telephone: (___) __________________ Cell: (___) ___________________E-mail (Mother): ____________________________________________________E-mail (Father):_____________________________________________________Place of Employment: Mother ______________________ Cell phone: __________Place of Employment: Father ______________________Cell phone: __________Child’s Birth Date: ____/____/____ Age: ________ Current Grade: ____________School: __________________________________________________________Previous Challenge Experience: Yes q How Many Years?_____ No qIf Parents Cannot Be ContactedIn case of Emergency Contact: ____________________ Telephone: __________

If parents cannot be reached in case of medical emergency,consent is hereby given that the student receive medical and/or surgical care

as recommended by physician or hospital.Signature of Parent/Guardian:__________________________________________

Registration Check List:1. Enclosed letter of recommendation for new campers q2. Referred by:______________________________________________________3. Transportation Option: q New York City q Westchester4 Your child will receive a complimentary T-shirt. Please indicate preferred size:

Child size: S q M q L q Adult size: S q M q L q XL q5. Fees: Deposit $750.00 + Materials FeesProgram Selections: $________________ Initial Payment: $ ________________Material Fees: $_____________________ Balance: $ ____________________Kosher Lunch Fee: $_________________Early Morning/Extended Day: $_________Transportation: $____________________Total: $____________________________

Make check payable to: Challenge Camp 6. Mail Registration form to: Challenge Camp

1250 Central Park AvenueYonkers, New York 10704

Owned and Operated by the Gifted and Talented Development Center, Inc.

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RegistrationCourses Desired

Session 1Mon., June 29 to Fri., July 24

(4 weeks)

q Early Morning Arrival: 8:00 a.m.

q Morning: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

q Afternoon: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

q Full Day: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

q Extended Day: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Morning Workshops: q9:00 a.m. Course No. __________Title:________________________10:30 a.m. Course No. ________Title:________________________

Afternoon Challenge: qSelect Afternoon Activities

Period:#1. ________________________#2. ________________________#3. ________________________Full Day: q

Courses DesiredSession 2

Mon., July 27 to Fri., August 14(3 weeks)

q Early Morning Arrival: 8:00 a.m.

q Morning: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

q Afternoon: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

q Full Day: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

q Extended Day: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Morning Workshops: q9:00 a.m. Course No. __________Title:________________________10:30 a.m. Course No. ________Title:________________________

Afternoon Challenge: qSelect Afternoon Activities

Period:#1. ________________________#2. ________________________#3. ________________________Full Day: q

Contact our Office:Carole Berman: (914) 779-6024

Fax: (914) [email protected]

www.challengecamps.comSummer Phone: (914) 967-5622

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Contact our O�ce:Phone: (914) [email protected]

challengecamps.comSummer Phone: (914) 721-7307

Child’s Name

Course SelectionIf you selected Morning Workshops, choose one course for the 9:00 a.m. period and one course for the 10:30 a.m. period. Be sure to select a course that matches your current grade level as of September 2019. Indicate course selections and retain for your records.

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