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Table of Contents Adult Programs Craft & Hobby page 1

Aquarium Maintenance, Chair & Rush Caning, Contract Bridge, Diamonds - Synthetics & Simulants Plus the Infamous “4 c's” of Diamond Buying, Jewelry Appraisals and Silver Collections, Knitting, Mother’s Day Card Making, Natural Handcrafted Soap Making, Period Jewelry: Screenplay Writing Workshop, Stylish Sewista!, Upholstery

Culinary Exploration page 2

Barbeque, Family Cooking, Mediterranean Barbeque

English as a Second Language page 2

Finance & Planning page 2

Buying and Selling a House, Financial Management Workshop, Retirement Planning Today

Healthy Body page 2

Ballet Dancing: Adult Beginner, Ballroom Dancing: Beginner, Gen-tle Yoga, Horsing Around, Latin Dancing: Beginner, Stop Smoking w/ Hypnosis, Tap Dancing: Adult Beginner, Yoga, Zumba

Inquiring Minds page 3

Dreams, Have a Psychic Reading, Lose Weight with Hypnosis, Past Life Regression, Psychic Reading, Spirit Encounters, Superpower Memory, The Tuning Effect

Language page 3

German, Mandarin Chinese

Music Program page 3

Summer Vocal Institute 2012, Suzuki Program

Parents & Teachers page 4

Children's’ Literature, Intro to Sign Language for Parents of Infants & Toddlers, Playful Parenting

Safety page 4

CPR/AED, First Aid, Roadside Bicycle Maintenance

Saturday Programs page 4

Basic Yoga, Defensive Driving, Karate: Family, Mad Science, Tiny Tots: Ballet/Tap, Zumba

Trips page 5

Students Programs After School Enrichment Programs Kindergarten Extension, Pre-school and EDP page 6

Winter/Spring - After School Enrichment page 7

Summer Program Information pages 8-10

Class Descriptions & Schedules

To register for 2012 WW-P CE programs login into the district website at

www.ww-p.org Look under Quick Links to the right on the web page.

Choose “Community Education”

To register, click on “Online Registration”

Sign into Community Pass, follow directions to register for the

program you are selecting.

CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

Victoria Kniewel, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools

David Aderhold, Ed.D., Deputy Superintendent of Schools

Larry Shanok, Assistant Superintendent Finance

Larry LoCastro, Comptroller

Alicia Boyko, Director Human Resources

Russell Schumacher, Special Assistant for Labor Relations

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Advisory CouncilAdvisory CouncilAdvisory CouncilAdvisory Council

John Farrell, BOE Liaison

Eileen Azzara

Beth Carroll

Barbara Edmonds

John Farrell

David Hu

Harriet Ingerslev

Barbara Kahner

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

School Board Election & Budget Vote

April 17, 2012

Polls will be open from 7 am to 9 pm.

The WW-P Board of Education will be presenting a proposed

2012-2013 budget at upcoming public meetings:

January 24, 2012; February 7, 2012; February 28,

2012: March 13, 2012; and March 27, 2012.

Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m.,

Grover Middle School, Commons,

Come and listen to the budget presentations and offer your comments. The proposed budget supports the

academic and co-curricular programming for all students.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Marci Rubin, Director Community Education

Melissa Conklin, Program Administrator

Susan Holscher, Program Coordinator

Karen Nolan, Student Program Coordinator

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Ellen Walsh, BOE Liaison

Grant Andrew

Diane Anglim

Sharon Budka

Anita Frazione

Janet Hutton

Dr. Ranjana Madhusudhan

Franco Paoletti

Nora Perrine

Bill Probasco

Helen Rancan

Sue Roy

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1st Annual West Windsor-Plainsboro

Business Expo

Saturday, March 3rd, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, March 3rd, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, March 3rd, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, March 3rd, 9:00 a.m. ---- 1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m. Village Elementary School Village Elementary School Village Elementary School Village Elementary School

For information on the expo log on to the

district website at: www.ww-p.org

A Message from the Director,

WW-P CE has started off the new year with exciting changes. We have a new location, new look and many new opportunities for YOU! WW-P Community Brochure offers a variety of programs for adults, students, and everyone in between. The brochure outlines programs and activities for Winter, Spring and Summer.

We invite you to read the many possibilities for your entire family inside theWW-P Community Brochure.

We look forward to seeing you.

Marci M. Rubin WW-P Community Education, Director

AQUARIUM MAINTENANCE NEW

This two-hour course will help you avoid common aquarium mainte-nance mistakes. How to set up your aquarium: fish tank, airing, filtra-tion, heater, water, location. How to handle fish: from pet store to your home’s aquarium, emergency situation. How to feed your fish. Aquarium Maintenance and Cleaning: how much and how often to change water, temperature control, cleaning. Instructor: Suifen Lyu, M.S. Genetics, Rutgers, M.S. Shellfish Aquaculture and Genetics. Please include the date you would like to attend. Tuesday, February 7or May 1, 7-9 pm, HSN Fee: $25

CHAIR CANING & RUSH SEATING

Learn the art of hand woven cane, fiber rushing, or the installation of machine woven cane to restore and transform your favorite chair into a showpiece. (If the furniture requires any refinishing or regluing, please complete this prior to the first class.) Limited enrollment. Contact Sandra 609-721-3823, to discuss your project, and order sup-plies so materials for the first night. Instructor: Sandra Holland the “Chair Dr.” Wednesday, February 29 – May 9, 7-9 pm, CMS Fee: $125

CONTRACT BRIDGE

This class will focus on fundamental concepts of Contract Bridge via lectures, handouts and the bidding and playing of practice hands. No prerequisite knowledge of the game is required, instead, the level of knowledge and experience of the students will dictate the level of in-struction. Instructor: Sid Friedenberg, Bridge Life Master . Thursdays, March 8-May 10, 7-9 pm, VI Fee: $100

DIAMONDS: SYNTHETICS & SIMULANTS

“4 c's” OF DIAMOND BUYING

Explore the exciting world of diamonds! Natural, lab created, and synthetic diamond. “4 c’s“of diamond buying. Smart tips on buying and identifying diamonds. An extra bonus is service and appraisal advice for your jewelry or timepiece. Instructor: Megan White is a Accredited Jewelry Professional & Graduate Gemologist, Thursday, April 19, 7-9 pm, GMS Fee: $25

JEWELRY APPRAISALS & SILVER

Different types of appraisals, unmask the mystery of silver pieces. Identify the type and quality of silver flatware, serving pieces, and tableware. This class will address popular hallmarks and the history of how hallmarking came into common practice. Instructor: Megan White, Accredited Jewelry Professional & Graduate Gemologist. Thursday, April 26, 7-9 pm, GMS Fee: $25

KNITTING

Sweaters, scarves, bags, socks, coats, hats… handmade by you. Whether you are an experienced knitter who wants some advice about advanced patterns (mixed with good conversation with other knitters,) or a beginner who doesn’t know where to start, this class is for you! If you already have a work in progress, bring it to class. The instructor will help beginners choose their project. Knitters describe their hobby as “mindful yoga.” Instructor: Sara Stoll, Experienced Knitter Wednesday, March 14 - April 25, 7-9 pm, HSN Fee: $60

MOTHER’S DAY CARD & CRAFT CLASS

Parent & Child (Gr. K-5) Enjoy the pleasure of working with paper, stamps, glitter and accesso-ries to make beautiful gifts for women in your lives. Perfect for kids and parents who love making art projects! Fun for both girls and boys. The techniques can be used at home, and not just for card-making - adapt them for scrapbooking, gifts, even home decorating! All materi-als will be provided! Instructor: Sue Roy, Stampin’ Up Two separate dates w/different projects in each class. Thursdays, April 26 or May 3, 6-7:30 pm, VI Fee: $35 per parent & child. Additional child $10

NATURAL HANDCRAFTED SOAP MAKING NEW

Learn how to make Earth-friendly natural soap that nurtures your skin and makes a great gift. Most of the tools and equipment you need are in your kitchen! A brief history of soap making, safety practice, the use of vegetable-based oils, super fatting, scenting with essential oils, color-ing with botanic ingredients and packaging will be discussed. Students will be using the "Cold Process" method of soap making. Each student will take home their own batch of soap. Instructor: Zoe Castro, owner at The Artisan Tree, Natural Handmade Soap. * Include the date you would like to attend.

Wednesday, March 14 or 21, 7–9 pm, HSN Fee: $60

PERIOD JEWELRY: HOW TO IDENTIFY THE AGE

OF YOUR JEWLERY

Take the journey throughout time to see how jewelry has evolved. We will focus on the distinct design themes and motifs beginning from the 1700’s until current time. Discover how royalty, art, and nature have influenced the jewelry that your ancestors wore, and you may own. Bring your jewelry item and let the class identify its age! Instructor: Megan White, Accredited Jewelry Professional & Graduate Gemolo-gist. Thursday, May 3, 7-9 pm, VI Fee: $25

SCREENPLAY WRITING WORKSHOP

This course provides an enjoyable simplistic approach towards writing an effective screenplay, no matter what your story may be. We will analyze specific movies by way of character, action and story, showing when the structure of these elements are properly organized, the cine-matic power of the movie becomes bigger than life, loaded with all of the parameters of an exciting visual experience. Scenes will be studied to show why, and how some scenes are dramatically strong and others are weak. Examine dialogue and it’s important role in the final out-come. You will be able to create an outline, complete with all dra-matic elements needed for you to write your own screenplay. Instructor: George Taglianetti Wednesday, March 21 - May 2, 7-9 pm, VI Fee: $150

THE STYLISH SEWISTA! LEVEL 1 NEW

Interested in sewing clothing? Own a sewing machine and don’t know what to do with it? Learn while having fun making some great addi-tions to your wardrobe! You will learn: how to operate a sewing ma-chine, the proper way to use scissors and pinning, how to put a lining into your project, how to apply a zipper, how to use interfacing, work with knits, fit your pattern, fabric and pattern selection. We will cre-ate: a lined tote bag, skirt, draped neck top, and fashionable draped cardigan. Instructor: JoAnn Witherow; Just Make It Sew, Burlington. Tuesdays, February 28 - March 27, 6:30-8 pm, HSN Fee: 200

UPHOLSTERY

While learning the craft of upholstery, students can restore an old chair (or similarly portable project) using techniques and materials that are timeless to create an heirloom piece of furnitureStudents are strongly advised that their first attempt should be more substantial than a foot-stool. Please bring the project to the first class together with a tack hammer and an old flat-head screwdriver. Materials are not included. Limited enrollment. Instructors: Harriet Ingerslev and Carolyn Brown Wednesday, February 29 - May 9, 7-9 pm, CMS Fee: $125

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CMS Community Middle, 55 Grovers Mill Rd, Plainsboro

GMS Grover Middle School, 10 Southfield Rd, WW

HSN High School North, 90 Grovers Mill Rd, Plainsboro

HSS High School South. 346 Clarksville Rd, WW

MH Maurice Hawk School, 303 Clarksville Rd, WW

MRS Millstone River School, 75 Grovers Mill Rd, Plainsboro

VI Village Elementary, 601 New Village Rd, WW

WI Wicoff School, Plainsboro Rd, Plainsboro

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BARBEQUE 101 Have you wondered what the difference between a Rib Eye, Sirloin, or Porterhouse? Have you stood in the meat aisle wondering which meat would impress guests? This course will give you the confidence to choose meats, new rub recipes, and the tools that will make your grilling experi-ence a success. Come ready to eat! Instructor: Jim Barbour, owner of Funnibonz Barbeque sauce. Menu: Homemade Coleslaw, Demo Steaks (rib eye, NY Strip, Fillet Mignon), Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Feta Cheese & Scallion Burgers; Grilled Chicken Thighs; Teriyaki Marinated Pork Loin; Grilled Asparagus; Corn on the Cob

Wednesday, May 2, 7-9 pm, HSS Fee: $60

FAMILY COOKING CLASS (Parent & Child) Kid friendly meals! Basic kitchen skills that will get your family involved in the meal making. If you are struggling with daily menus and picky eaters join us for new ideas & get your child invested in the daily task. Bonus: How to throw theme parties! Instructor: Stephanie Anitore Tuesday, March 6 - April 17 7-8:30 pm, HSN Fee: $180

MEDITERRANEAN BARBEQUE Grilling is not only for summer and meats! Think Mediterranean veggies, fish. feta, olive oil and anchovies. This includes a grilled Roman lettuce salad that will redefine the meaning of the word salad. Come hungry, and don’t put away the grill. Instructor: Jim Barbour, owner of Funnibonz Menu: Grilled Fava Bean Bru-schetta w/Mozzarella & Fresh Mint, Grilled Mediterranean Octopus Lemon & Capers, Taranto Style Mussels Grilled Tomatoes & Fresh , Herbs, Grilled Romaine Greek Salad, Greek Couscous Pine Nuts& Olives, Wednesday, May 16, 7:00-9:00 pm, HSS Fee: $60

BUYING AND SELLING A HOME Learn the legal ramifications of buying & selling a home in New Jersey. What are the buyer’s and sellers rights? Do you need a lawyer? Should you use a realtor? What are the different types of mortgages? How selling your home affects your taxes. Bring questions to class. Paul Rubin, Offices of Paul Rubin, Robbinsville. Tuesday, March 13, 7-9 pm, HSS Free

ESTATE PLANNING FOR ALL AGES It’s never too early to make an estate plan to ensure your wishes are carried out. We’ll discuss how a living trust operates & analyze whether a living trust may be an appropriate planning techniques under several different factual situations. Alternate estate planning techniques will also be dis-cussed, as well as the importance of wills, naming guardians for your chil-dren, powers of attorney, living wills, transfer of assets, probate procedures and inheritance and estate taxes. Learn how the new tax law affects you. Paul Rubin, Law Offices of Paul Rubin, Robbinsville. Tuesday, March 20, 7-9 pm, HSS Free

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP You’ll learn about the six key areas of financial management and how a comprehensive financial program integrates all these important concepts. The decisions you make in these key areas will ultimately be an important factor in determining your financial success. Through examples, exercises and case studies, you’ll discover how to take control of your finances and better position yourself for a brighter financial future. Spouse or guest welcome at no additional charge. Instructor: Creative Financial Group of New Jersey. Includes workbook & consultation. Tuesdays, March 6, 13, & 20, 6:30-9:30 pm, HSS Fee: $45

RETIREMENT PLANNING TODAY Learn how to determine the amount of money you need to retire; create your own goals for a “successful retirement”; eliminate debt and improve cash flow; properly convert your IRA to a Roth IRA; select the retirement plan distribution choice that is right for you; plan your retirement income to preserve a comfortable standard of living; transfer the risk of potential financial losses before or during retirement. Also learn how to reduce or eliminate taxes, expenses, delays and legal challenges with estate planning. Spouse may attend at no additional cost. Instructor: John Cane, ChFC, CFS, MSFS, Cane Financial Group Cost Includes text book. Tuesdays, February 28 & March 8, 7-9:30 pm, HSN Fee: $49

BALLET DANCING: ADULT BEGINNER NEW This beginner ballet class offers a basic overview of the techniques of ballet. Leotards and ballet slippers are encouraged but comforta-ble clothes and socks are acceptable. Instructor: Brittany Falsetti, degree in dance; Stockton College Mondays, March 5 - May 14 , 6:30-7:30 pm, VI Fee: $115

BALLROOM DANCING: BEGINNER Don’t be a wallflower at your next party or wedding...learn to dance! Come and learn the Basics of Ballroom/Partner Dancing. We will cover Fox-Trot, Waltz and Swing. Basic Lead-Follow and footwork will be taught. Come WITH a partner and wear smooth leather soled shoes. Instructor: Candace Woodward-Clough. Price per couple. Thursdays, April 19 - May 10, 7:30-8:30pm, VI Fee: $50

GENTLE YOGA for SENIORS NEW Enjoy Yoga that is gentle on the body with slow, relaxed movements while using breathing exercises. For people with physical challenges/limitations, feel overweight or anyone who has not exercised in awhile. Class includes breathing techniques, warm-ups and yoga postures to increase mind/body connection, self-awareness and self-confidence. Students are reminded to honor themselves and back off from a yoga pose if there is any pain. No prior yoga experience needed. Instructor: Alicia Weinkrantz, R.Y.T., R.P.Y.T., Registered Certi-fied Hatha Yoga Teacher. Mondays, March 5- May 17, 4:15–5:00 pm, VI Fee: $100

HORSING AROUND Horseback riding classes are available for adults and children at all levels at JEM Stables. The first class is a private half hour evaluation. The following group lessons are one hour each. Lesson times are available, indoors, from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm, seven days a week. Riders are required to wear jeans or proper English riding attire and hard soled shoes with a small heel For safety reasons, a hard hat is provided for the first lesson. If the rider decides not to continue after the first five lessons, JEM Stables will sell the helmet on consignment.. To registration, contact WW-P CE609-716-5030 ext. 5034

JEM Stables, West Windsor Fee: $225

LATIN DANCING: BEGINNER Come learn the basic steps of the hottest Latin dances. The salsa and cha-cha will be the main focus. Work on Latin motion as well as finding the beat . The Latin dances are fun, fast & great exercise. Instructor: Candace Woodward-Clough. Price is per couple. Thursdays, April 19-May 10, 8:30-9:30 pm, VI Fee: $50

STOP SMOKING WITH HYPNOSIS Through hypnosis, smoking cessation is easily achieved in a one hour session. Eliminate the craving for tobacco while minimizing discomfort. Please bring a small pillow to class. A reinforcement CD is strongly recom-mended and is available for purchase for $18. Instructor: Barry Wolfson, MS Director, Hypnosis Center Tuesday, March 13, 6:30-7:30 pm, HSN Fee: $50

TAP DANCING: BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE From shuffle to time-steps, students will have better understanding of the terminology and skills needed to be better tapper. Open to men and wom-en of all ages and skill level. Wear comfortable clothing. Tap shoes needed! Instructor: Brittany Falsetti, degree in dance Stockton College Mondays, March 5 - May 14 , 7:30-8:30, GMS Fee: $115

YOGA These multi-level yoga classes are suitable for beginning students as well as students with some experience. Students will learn breathing techniques (pranayama) as well as basic yoga postures (asanas). The classes stretch and strengthen the body, reduce stress, improve overall health and calm the mind. Wear loose, non-binding clothing and bring a yoga mat and towel Instructor: Jayadeva, Director of Integral Yoga of Princeton. Mondays, March 5 - May 14 , 6:30-8 pm, GMS Fee: $100

ZUMBA Ditch the Workout – Join The Party! Zumba® fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away. Fast and slow rhythms, resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burn-ing fat! Zumba® students achieve long term health benefits in one exhila-rating hour of caloric-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life! Instructor: VIVA Pilates Thursdays, March 1-May 10, 6:30-7:30 pm, VI Fee: $90

Culinary Exploration English as a Second Language English as a Second Language English as a Second Language English as a Second Language 18+18+18+18+

English language classes are offered for foreign-born adults to improve their language skills. Civics will be covered. Clas-

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HS South Commons II at 6:30 pm. HS South Commons II at 6:30 pm. HS South Commons II at 6:30 pm. HS South Commons II at 6:30 pm. If you have a Social Security card, bring it to orientation.

Classes begin the week of February 27th Funded by the NJ Dept. of Labor and Workforce Grant.

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DREAMS As you discover meanings of symbols, unlock the messages you receive during sleep and while you’re awake. Learn what our dreams tell us in each cycle of dreaming! Instructor: Elaine Billy, Hypnocounselor, Psychic, Healer Wednesday, April 4, 6-9 pm, HSS Fee: $65

HAVE A PSYCHIC READING Intuition is a psychic gift we all have. Elaine’s belief is that “everyone has psychic abilities, but we utilize them differently”. Using her gift, palmistry, the tarot, clairvoyance, clairaudience and clairessence, she provides personal-ized readings. Each reading is 20 minutes long. Please indicate on your registration form what hour you would like to attend, and we will contact you about scheduling a specific time for your reading. Instructor: Elaine Billy Hypnocounselor, Psychic, Healer & Metaphysician. Wednesday, March 28, 6-9 pm, HSS Fee: $65

LOSE WEIGHT WITH HYPNOSIS Through hypnosis, weight loss is easily and painlessly attained. Shed un-wanted pounds and keep them off in a safe, effective program. Please bring a small pillow to class. A reinforcement CD is strongly recommended and available for purchase for $18. Instructor: Barry Wolfson, MS Director, Hypnosis Counseling Ctr. Tuesday, March 13, 7:30-8:30 pm, HSN Fee: $50

PAST LIFE REGRESSION Unlock knowledge to help explain relationships, roles, experiences, career choices, health conditions, economic standards, beliefs, likes and dislikes. By opening windows of the past, one can accept responsibilities, find answers, free yourself of limitations, enhance skills, heal the present, explore ... re-solve ... heal ... and enjoy the trip. Instructor: Elaine Billy, Master Hypno-counselor, Psychic, Healer and Metaphysician. Wednesday, March 18, 7-10 pm, CMS Fee: $65

PSYCHIC READING Have you ever had a psychic reading? Here’s a fun and exciting opportunity to find out about yourself, your relationships and your future. Renown psychic Marc Sky will do group readings in this enlightening and entertaining class. You will have your palm read and find out all about love, business, relationships and more. You will also receive an 8-page detailed Numerology chart prepared specifically for YOU. NOTE: Your numerol-ogy chart is prepared in advance. Please provide your first and last name and your birthday. Instructor: Marc Sky, Psychic Tuesday, April 3, 6-7:30 pm, HSN Fee: $35

SPIRIT ENCOUNTERS Find oucrossed over... do you have loved ones that have passed away and wonder if their spirits are still around you? Can they give you messages? Can you communicate with them? Is it possible to see or sense them? In this extraordinary enlightening, entertaining and amazing program, you’ll find out. Note: a $10.00 class materials fee is due the night of the class for a special guiding CD. Instructor: Marc Sky, Tuesday, April 3, 7:45-9:15 pm, HSN Fee: $35

SUPERPOWER MEMORY: How to Remember Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, Easily! Are you terrible at remembering names? Forget where you put your car keys? There is an explosion of knowledge that you must absorb in order to succeed in today’s world. Don’t get left behind! In this workshop you’ll learn the secrets of developing a near-photographic memory, with very little effort. You’ll discover easy and sure-fire ways to instantly recall names, faces, lists, instructions, school work, English and foreign vocabularies. Whether you’re a student looking to get better grades, a sales person who has to remember your customers’ names, employed or not, 15-95 years old, you WILL profit from this course. Workbook is included. Do not forget to sign up!! Instructor: Marc Sky, Memory Expert Thursday, April 17, 7-8:30 pm, VI Fee: $35

THE TUNING EFFECT NEW Life’s obstacles and challenges push our minds and bodies out of tune. Bring yourself back with The Tuning Effect, a new way to effectively manage and overcome these challenges by learning to harness the power of your mind. A reinforcement CD is strongly recommended and available for purchase for $18. Instructor: Barry Wolfson, MS Director, Hypnosis Counseling Center Tuesday, March 13, 8:30-9:15 pm, HSN Fee: $50

GERMAN: BEGINNER Learn the building blocks of the German language! For students who are new to German, the emphasis in this class will be on con-versation and basic German grammar and vocabulary that will help you in real-life situations. Instructor: Heike Reinhart Thursday, March 1 - May 17, 7-9 pm, GMS Fee: $110

MANDARIN CHINESE: BEGINNER This course will teach you to use the letters of the Roman alphabet to pronounce Mandarin Chinese (Pin-Yin), which is the official Chinese language, and the most critical part of Chinese speaking – the four tones. Pronouncing the same word or character in different tones affects its meaning. This course will also introduce basic Chi-nese writing (strokes) and practical conversations that will enhance your daily Chinese function. After completion of this course you’ll be ready for intermediate Instructor: Wei Yan Tuesday, March 14 - May 9, 7-8:30 pm, HSN Fee: $110

SUMMER VOCAL INSTITUTE 2012 An intensive, two-week course designed for the serious singer looking to develop music leadership skills. Studies include daily classes in vocal performance, sight singing and music theory. All students receive private vocal training that leads to a final recital. Entrance into the Institute is by audition and open to students entering 10th grade through freshman year of college. Space is limited to allow for small class size and focused instruction. All sessions take place in the music wing of WW-P High School North. Registration into the Vocal Institute will only be accepted following a successful audition. To arrange an audition, or for more information, please contact Paul Chapin at (609) 443-5760. Session I June 25h – July 9th

Sessions run Monday-Friday from 3:30pm – 6:30 pm (no class July 4th). Private voice lessons with each student will be scheduled individually. Session II July 16th – July 27th Sessions run Monday through Friday, 3:30pm – 6:30 pm. Private voice lessons with each student will be scheduled individually. Tuition: $650 per session which includes all materials. Limited enrollment - 16 people

SUZUKI MUSIC PROGRAM INSTRUCTION IN VIOLIN AND VIOLA Would you like to share the joy of discovering the world of music with your child? WWPCE invites you to join our Suzuki Music Program. Beginners who are pre-K and K-3 are welcome, as are currently studying Suzuki students of all ages. Parents play an important role for their children by attending each lesson and coaching the child’s practice. Beginners are given a 30 minute private lesson each week. Recitals and parties are planned to add to the motivation and enjoyment Music reading is taught and students can look forward to joining the school orchestras. Suzuki Pro-gram Director: Barbara Greenberg, member Suzuki Association of the Americas. Contact Susan Holscher at 716-5000 x 5034 for registration and general information.

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SAT & ACT Classes available. Kaplan and Princeton Review course are available on-line. Kaplan dates: 1/18-02/27 & 2/4-4/21 & 3/21-4/30 Princeton Review dates: 1/12-3/8

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MAD SCIENCE FUN Join us for 4 Weeks of Amazing Fun in the Mad Science Lab experi-

menting. Classes are filled with experiments that fizz, blast off and

mystify your minds! Children will investigate, experiment and So

Much More!! Come have a “BLAST!” with your friends!

March 17– April 21: Walloping Weather - Welcome to the wild

world of weather! Investigate why it rains, what causes lightning and

even how weather is predicted. Children learn about the effects of the

sun and how it plays a role in evaporation. Create your own tornado

tube and watch weather whirl!

April 28–May 19: Science of Toys - Did you know that some of toys

work because of basic science principles? Use bouncing balls, magnet-

ic spin wheel other classic toys to discover the science of motion

through fun hands-on activities. Find out how our woodpecker toy

works because of potential and kinetic energy and take home a

bouncy ball that the students create!

9:30-11:30 am Fee: $125

ON THE COURT BASKETBALL XPERIENCE NEW

Boys and girls of all skill levels.

This 8 week clinic is perfect for aspiring players or those who just

want to have fun. Each session combines fundamental skill instruc-

tion with organized team competition. Participants will benefit by

improving their individual skills such as passing, dribbling, shooting,

rebounding, and defense while learning how to work within the

framework of a team. Every player will receive a T-shirt and prizes

are awarded during the final session. A digital video is available on

request. Price is per Player

Grade: K to 1st 11:00-12:00; 2nd to 4th 12:15-1:15

5th to 8th 1:30-2:30 Fee: $125

TINY TOTS BALLET/ TAP Interested in putting your child in dance classes but not sure how

they will work out? Try this 8 week class that introduces your child

to ballet and jazz, along with cooperative learning they would experi-

ence in a dance studio. This class is designed to give children, ages 3-5

& 6-8, an idea of what they will be doing in a technical dance class

without the year long commitment. It can also provide extra practice

for students already in dance studios. Leotards and ballet slippers are

encouraged but comfortable clothes and socks are acceptable. Instruc-

tor: Brittany Falsetti, degree in dance; Stockton College.

6-8 yrs., 9:00-10:00 am

3-5 yrs., 10:00-11:00 am Fee: $90

WW-P Community Education * Saturday Programs

Registration While you can still complete the registration on page 6 of

this book, you may also register on line for all Adult and

Saturday programs and trips. Payment may be made on-line

or send in your check. To visit this secure site, please go to

the district web (www.ww-p.org) and visit the pages for

Community Education. This link will direct you to the on-

line registration. Registration continues until the beginning

of class, but don’t leave it to the last minute. YOUR registra-

tion could make the difference between having enough to

run the class or cancelling due to insufficient registration.

School Closings If conditions require closing of the WW-P schools, Commu-

nity Education classes will not be held. If day school classes

are held and inclement weather develops, listen to WKXW

(101.5), or WPST (94.5 fm) for information about cancella-

tion of Community Education classes.

Enrollment West Windsor-Plainsboro Community Education reserves

the right to limit the number of students in a class and to

cancel a class due to insufficient registration. All West Wind-

sor-Plainsboro Community Education classes are open to all

men and women regardless of race, religion, residence, or

citizenship.

Saturday Programs for Kids At Village School

March 17, 24, 31 April 21,28, May 5, 12, 19

The Kindergarten Extension program was created in 1999 to pro-

vide parents and children with an opportunity to remain in the

West Windsor-Plainsboro School District for a full day. The Kin-

dergarten Extension Program will cover either the first or second

half of the school day, depending on when your child is assigned

Kindergarten at your home school. “KE” program highlights in-

clude: AM & PM Programs, NJ Certified Teachers & Qualified

Aides, Developmentally Age Appropriate Activities, Programs

Housed at Millstone River, Mid-Day Bussing Available, Age Appro-

priate Activities and Lunch Service Availability.

The Integrated Preschool Program serves both typically developing

and special needs children, three and for years of age. This program

will immerse children in a variety of language related activities, art

and music activities, pre-readiness activities and hands-on activities

that promote academic and emotional growth. Each session will be

comprised of eight typically developing children and eight children

with special needs. Two certified teachers, one regular education

and one special education teachers will instruct each session.

Due to a high demand of applicants, each of these programs must

have a lottery. Registration will be on-line at the district website at

www.ww-p.org. Go to Departments and click on Community

Education. All KE & Preschool students must be potty trained

prior to the start of the school year.

The Extended Day Program emphasizes the need for children to be

greeted by a warm, caring person at the end of the school day; to

have nutritious, balanced snacks; to make choices and decisions; to

have the opportunity for age-appropriate experiences that will nur-

ture the development of skills; and to spend their time out of school

in a supportive environment that will allow them to grow socially,

emotionally, physically and intellectually.

Registration will be on-line at the district

website at www.ww-p.org. Go to Depart-

ments and click on Community Education.

There is a two day waiting period.

School-Age Programs

KINDERGARTEN EXTENSION

INTEGRATED PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

“KE” & PRESCHOOL LOTTERY

EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE

WW-P Community Education is offering a homework assistant

program for students who would like additional help. The program is

being offered to students in the WW-P School District. We recognize

that life can be hectic. Families are involved with many activities,

sports and events. WW-P Community Education wants to help ease

the stress and allow you quality family time.

This program will allow your child to meet with a certified classroom

teacher after school for one hour to complete homework and projects

as well as review for upcoming tests. The teacher will meet with

students in the cafeteria after school on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays.

If you have any questions or assistance, please contact

Susan Holscher at (609)716-5030 ext.5034

Join our Table Tennis Club!

Check out details on the web!

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CHILDREN’S LITURATURE

Add excitement and greater understanding to your child's reading experience. Puppets, dramatic play and art activities will develop a love of reading. Bring your child's favorite book to class. Instructor: Angela Dixon is a Trenton State College graduate with over 20 years of instructional preschool experience, an adjunct teacher at Mercer County College and a parent of a special needs child. Wednesday, May 2, 7-9 pm, HSS Fee: $20

INTRO TO SIGN LANGUAGE FOR PARENTS OF

INFANTS & TODDLERS

Keep frustration levels down, by teaching a non-verbal child signing skills. This introduction to basic signing is a great second language for all ages, but especially the very young. Instructor: Angela Dixon is a Trenton State College graduate with over 20 years of instructional preschool experience, an adjunct teacher at Mercer County College and a parent of a special needs child. Wednesday, May 9, 7-9 pm, HSS Fee: $20

PLAYFUL PARENTING

On a tight schedule? Take the time you have with your child and make it quality time. Activities that will create memora-ble moments in your child's life. Instructor: Angela Dixon is a Trenton State College graduate with over 20 years of instructional preschool experience, an adjunct teacher at Mercer County College and a parent of a special needs child. Tuesday, May 16, 7-9 pm, HSS Fee: $20

CPR/ AED

The AHA Heartsaver CPR AED course consists of the fol-lowing skills: CPR for Adult, Child and Infant victims; First Aid for Conscious and Unconscious Choking victims; use of AED; and the use of barrier devices. This course is intended for lay-rescuers, workplace programs, fitness professionals, teachers and coaches, etc. Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, this course includes AHA Heartsaver AED textbooks and 2-year certification Limited enrollment. Instructor: Lifeforce, USA Wednesday, March 14, 6:30-9:30 pm, HSS Fee: $60

FIRST AID BASICS

Students will learn to recognize and care for an injury or sudden illness. Topics to be covered are head, neck and spine injuries, broken bones, burns, wounds, fainting, shock, dia-betic emergency, bites and stings, poisoning, heat and cold-related illnesses, seizures and more. Limited enrollment. Instructor: Lifeforce, USA Wednesday, March 21, 6:30-9:30 pm, HSS Fee: $60

ROADSIDE BICYCLE MAINTENANCE

This class will introduce you to your basic tools and equip-ment and how to use them: how to repair a flat tire, how to re-install a chain, how to overcome a bent wheel on a ride (to get you home), plus have all of your other questions an-swered. Instructor: Van Delfino, Bicycle Rack, Hightstown Wednesday, May 9, 7-9 pm, HSS Fee: $35

SAFE BOATING AND PERSONAL

WATERCRAFT COURSE

This basic safe boating/personal watercraft class is the ap-proved class for the mandatory certification of all individuals to operate any type of powerboat or personal watercraft. The course covers basics such as rules of the road, laws and safety and is suitable for adults and children 10 years and older. NASBLA approved for insurance discount. Instructor: Coast Boating School. Weds.& Thurs., Mar. 22 & 23, Apr. 25 & 26, May16 & 17 HS South, 6:30-10 pm Fee: $65

BASIC YOGA NEW For beginners and those with some yoga experience, we begin with breathing exercises (pranayama), medita-tion and yoga poses (asanas). Emphasis on Yoga poses combined with proper breath-ing and alignment while being aware of our inner selves. Class ends with Savasana - final relaxation. Students are reminded to honor themselves and back off from a yoga pose if there is any pain. No prior yoga experience needed. Instructor: Alicia Weinkrantz, Alicia M. Weinkrantz, R.Y.T., R.P.Y.T., Regis-tered Certified Hatha Yoga Teacher 9-9:45 am or 10-10:45 am Fee: $80

DEFENSIVE DRIVING 2-POINT

REDUCTION PROGRAM In this one-day, six-hour class you’ll improve driving skills, recognize driving errors and avoid accidents by understanding the factors that cause them. Visual aids and films reinforce driving skills and high-way safety. *Drivers may not reduce point total below zero. *This point reduction does not affect Insurance Eligibility Points. *Actions already taken against your license (e.g. surcharges) cannot be reversed by this course. Eligibility for Insurance Discount *NJ drivers over 21 with less that 4 Eligibility Points. *Call your insurance agent to see if you qualify and how much your discount will be. The course is a one-day, six-hour seminar. Instructor: Princeton Driving School March 24, 9-3 pm, HSS Fee: $75

ZUMBA with Vin! Zumba® fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away. Fast and slow rhythms, plus resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat! Zumba® students achieve long term health benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exhil-arating hour of caloric-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring move-ments meant to engage and captivate for life! 9:30-10:15 am Fee: $90

KARATE: FAMILY & TEENS Shotokan karate is the most popular type of traditional karate taught in the world. Practicing karate gives people more self-confidence and a better sense of awareness, but karate is also fun! Unlike other mar-tial arts instructors, Takeshi hopes that his students will love karate as much as he does. He believes that stretching is one of the most important parts of class—becoming more flexible makes it easier to do those high kicks. He will use games to increase endurance, for muscle training, for enhancing balance and coordination, and even to teach some basic skills. Besides basic skills, kata (forms) will also be taught. Instructor: Takeshi Kitagawa, 6th Degree Black Bell, 10:00-11:00 am Fee: $125

Saturday Programs for Adults At Village School March 17, 24, 31 April 21,28, May 5, 12, 19

Saturday Programs for Kids At Village School March 17, 24, 31 April 21,28, May 5, 12, 19

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Beginner Sewista or Sewistor – Level 1

Interested in learning how to sew? Have an interest in Fashion Design? Start by learning the proper use of the sewing machine and making some fun basic projects. Highlights of the skills you will learn: operating sewing machine, how to sew a straight seam allowance, proper way to use scissors and pinning, how to put a lining into your project. how to work with knits and how to insert elastic into your project. Projects we’ll make together are: A four patch pil-low, a lined tote bag or messenger bag, a skirt & if time allows pj bottoms.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: VI

Become a ©Disney/Pixar Studio Animator!

In this exciting class, Disney©/Pixar have asked CE Animation Studio to create a new animated movie idea with new characters and a brief script for the movie. Student animation teams will be creating an animation clip to be presented to animation studios. Parents, imagine your child creating the E*Trade baby or clips for the movie “Cats &Dogs”. Still pictures will be used as “models” that will be animated and programmed to speak a script created by our animation teams! Students will take home all clips created on their own jump drive and can be viewed on a private YouTube.com site. Just imagine making your dog sing the theme song of a movie you’ve created or how about your action hero narraTing….the possibilities are endless!

Session: Spring Location: TC, WI, DN, VI, MH, MR

Card-making, Scrapbooking Booking & Paper Crafts

In this fun class kids will get to work with paper, stamps, tools, glitter and accessories to make and take home greeting cards, gifts, picture frames, mini-scrapbooks and more! The kids will learn the fundamentals of stamping, scrapbooking and paper-crafting, so that they can continue to make projects at home. This is a true arts-and-crafts class, with no artistic skill required. Perfect for kids who love making projects! Equally fun for both girls and boys.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: MH

Chess

We will be offering beginner and advanced beginner chess classes. Not only does this class teach skills for playing the game of chess, it also encourages the development of life-skills such as decision-making, problem solving, sports-manship and fun!

Sessions: Winter & Spring Locations: TC, DN, MH

Create It/Act It! With Youth Stages founder, Jean Prall Rosolino, students will devise their own play, create simple sets and costumes, create characters and plot, rehearse, and share their creation.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: WI

Creating Art with Clay and Pottery

A variety of clay and pottery painting techniques will be used giving students exposure to an ancient art form. The majority of our focus in this program will be creating from clay. Mediums used will be: Clay, Glazing Clay Creations, Glazing Readymade Bisque, Mosaic, Acrylic Painting. Each project will be completed during the time allotted for the after school program. Since clay needs time to dry before it can be fired and glazed some projects will run for more than 1 session.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: TC, WI, DN, VI, MH, MR

FUN-Gineering!

Get ready to explore, investigate and solve problems using the building blocks of engineering-simple machines. Hands-on activities using levers, gears, pulleys, wheels & axels will incorporate Math, Science and Creativity. During each session you will use special Lego® kits to design, test, then redesign and retest your version of a simple machine. You too will have several versions as you work to enhance your machines’ performance! Once we have mastered these basic concepts we will challenge you to motorize them or perhaps recreate them by using everyday household objects such as straws, gumdrops & eggs!

Session: Winter Location: TC, WI, DN, VI, MH, MR

KidzArt

The weather outside may be frightful but a winter KidzArt class is so delight-ful! Join us this winter session as we complete abstract, still life and perspec-tive drawings. Help a monkey celebrate Mardi Gras, join in a pillow fight with a cute puppy and be careful as you draw a car on a snowy road! This session is full of great mediums, awesome art techniques and creative expressions. Come join us!

Session: Winter Location: TC, DN, MH

KidzArt - Be Inspired! Join us this session as we let the spring season inspire our creativity with fresh new drawings and projects! Watercolors, charcoal, pastels and colored pencils will be used as we draw birdhouses, landscapes, animals and more! A painting project will also be completed this session.

Session: Spring Location: TC, DN, MH

Leap Into Our Galaxy For An Out Of This World Time We will be offering a fun-filled Springsession. Your children will learn differ-ent forms of dance--Jazz, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre and Lyrical!! They will even learn the lyrics and sing along as they dance to their favorite movies and musicals!! Children will warm-up, go across the floor doing different combo's in each form of dance, and play many dance related games. They will even learn a routine that will be added on to every day.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: TC, WI, DN, VI, MH, MR

Mad Science - System 2 Watts-Up, Magnetic Magic, Optical Illusions, Slime, Sonic Sounds and more! Join us for this hands on, fun-filled science class!

Session: Winter Location: TC, DN, MH

AFTERSCHOOL ENRICHMENT

School-Age Afterschool Enrichment Programs is offered to students in first through fifth grades. Programs are offered once a week for eight weeks, from 3:30 p.m. - 4:30p.m., in the Winter, Spring and Fall. Class descriptions and schedules for the Winter and Spring sessions are provided. Classes are $125 per child for the eight weeks. You may register for these programs at the district website at www.ww-p.org, under Community Education. For additional information contact the Community Education Office at 609-716-5030.

WINTER SESSION

Monday’s, January 30th - March 26th Town Center & Wicoff

Tuesday’s, January 31st - March 27th Dutch Neck & Village

Wednesday’s, February 1st - March 28th Maurice Hawk & Millstone

SPRING SESSION

Monday’s, April 16th - June 11th Town Center & Wicoff

Tuesday’s, April 17th - June 12th Dutch Neck & Village

Wednesday’s, April 18th - June 6th Maurice Hawk & Millstone

Mad Science - System 4 Bugs, Detective Science, Kitchen Chemistry, Movie Effects, Walloping Weather and more! Join us for this hands on, fun-filled science class!

Session: Spring Location: TC, DN, MH

On The Court Basketball Each session combines fundamental skill instruction with organized team competition. Participants will benefit by improving their individual skills such as passing, dribbling, shooting, rebounding, and defense while learning how to work within the framework of a team. Boys and girls of all skill levels are encouraged to register. Students will receive an On The Court T-shirt.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: TC, WI, DN, VI, MH, MR

Shotokan Karate: Beginner Shotokan karate is the most popular type of traditional karate taught in the world. Practicing karate gives people more self-confidence and a better sense of awareness, but karate is also fun! Unlike other martial arts instructors, Takeshi hopes that his students will love karate as much as he does. He believes that stretching is one of the most important parts of class—becoming more flexible makes it easier to do those high kicks. He will use games to increase endurance, for muscle training, for enhancing balance and coordination, and even to teach some basic skills. Besides basic skills, kata (forms) will also be taught.

Sessions: Winter & Spring Location: TC, VI

WW-PCE AFTERSCHOOL ENRICHMENT

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

TUITION: Credit card payments can be made online with registration, or submit a check with your registration form. The full payment is required with each registration. No refunds will be made after the first class. A $10.00 cancellation fee will be charged if you cancel less then one week before the class starts.

TRANSPORTATION: PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROMPTLY PICKING THEIR CHILD UP AT THE END OF THE CLASS. Pick up is inside of the school at the front entrance. Late pick-ups put an unfair burden on your child and on the site coordinator who has other obligations and is not compensated for additional time spent at the school. A late fee of $15.00 will be charged for the first 10 minutes and $1.00 per additional minute will be charged. If you will be absent from the After School Program please send a note to the school office or call the WW-PCE Office at 716-5030.

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Trave l t o Tus cany Your adventure begins with an overnight flight to Italy. Rolling landscapes, savory wines, delicious food, and stunning architecture… this can only be Tusca-ny. On this special journey you will enjoy walking tours in Italy’s most charm-ing towns, visit magnificent historic monuments and sample mouth-watering cuisine and wines. Stay 6 magical nights in a Tuscan villa for $2,899 (land & air). Travel date November 11, 2012

Slide Show presentation meeting Monday, February 13, 7 pm, HS North, 700 area

San Franc i s co Get away : Featur ing Monte rey & Sonoma Va l ley Experience the charm of San Francisco and the beauty of the California countryside on this fantastic single hotel stay vacation. See San Francisco’s Twin Peaks, Seal Rocks and the Golden Gate Bridge. Tour Old Monterey and Cannery Row, made famous by author John Steinbeck. Spend two fun filled days in lovely Lake Tahoe. Visit these two great areas and much more for $2,349 (land and air). San Francisco, Pier 39, Sonoma Valley, Viansa Winery, Monterey, 17 Mile DriveTravel along 17 Mile Drive, the spectacular convergence of land and sea.Explore the seaside city of Monterey and its famous Cannery Row.Enjoy dinner on Pier 39, San Francisco's #1 attraction.Experience a wine and food pair-ing at the beautiful Viansa Winery in Sonoma Valley. Travel date July 27, 2012 Slide Show presentation meeting Monday, February 13, 6 pm, HS North, 700 area

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The Van Gogh exhibit “Up Close” at the Philadelphia Museum

Vincent van Gogh was an artist of exceptional intensity, not only in his use of color and exuberant application of paint, but also in his personal life. Drawn pow-erfully to nature, his works--particularly those created in the years just before he took his own life--engage the viewer with the strength of his emotions. This exhi-bition focuses on these tumultuous years, a period of feverish artistic experimenta-tion that began when van Gogh left Antwerp for Paris in 1886 and continued until his death in Auvers in 1890. On April 24, we will be travelling by bus to the Philadelphia Art Museum.

Depart from WW-P HS North at 8:30 am & return\ 4:30 pm. Cost: $110.00 Tickets, bus travel & lunch on the East Balcony, are included.

Questions? Please contact Susan Holscher at 609-716-5030 ext. 5034

The Philadelphia Flower Show: Hawaii: Islands of Aloha Join us on a visit March 6!

Indeed, one of the reasons the Philadelphia International Flower Show is considered the premier gardening event of its kind in the world is due in large part to the excep-tional talent of these designers and their ability to exhibit such a great variety of exceptional plants for the Show.

On March 6th, we will be travelling by bus to the Flower Show. We will be departing from the parking of HS North in Plainsboro at 8:30 am and returning 4:30 pm. Tickets and bus are included in the price. You may pack or buy lunch at the show. Cost: $75.00 for coach bus and show.

Questions? Please contact Susan Holscher 609-716-5030 ext. 5034.

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Summer Dates

Week 1: June 18th - June 23nd

Week 2: June 25th - June 30th

Week 3: July 2nd - July 6th (no class July 4th)

Week 4: July 9th - July 13th

Week 5: July 16th - July 20th

Week 6: July 23rd - July 27th

Week 7: July 30th - August 3rd

Week 8: August 6th - August 10th

Bonus Week: August 13th - August 17th

Summer Locations

Millstone River School

5 Grovers Mill Road, Plainsboro

609-716-5030, ext. 5519

Maurice Hawk School

303 Clarksville Road, Princeton Jct,

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Pre & Post Care West Windsor-Plainsboro Community Education will offer Pre and Post Care (EDP) this summer for students registered for the Plainsboro Recreation Camp, the West Windsor Recreation Camp and/or West Windsor – Plainsboro Community Educa-tion Programs. Pre and Post Care (EDP) programs will be of-fered at the following locations: Maurice Hawk School for pro-grams located in West Windsor and Millstone River School for programs located in Plainsboro.

PRE CARE: 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. $45 Per Week, $40 Week 3 POST CARE: 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. $80 Per Week, $70 Week 3

Summer Information Student Accident Insurance Student Accident Insurance is available for an additional fee. Call Barbara Davis at 716-5000, extension 5036 for more information.

Late Pick Up Policy Registrants are responsible for making arrangements for transportation to and from program unless otherwise specified. It is the responsibility of the registrant to ensure that children are picked up on time. If a child is picked up late the poli-cy is as follows: First Time – Documented Verbal Warning Additional Occasions: Up to 15 minutes $15 Up to 30 minutes $25 30+ minutes All late fees are to be submitted to WW-P Community Education within 7 business days of the occurrence.

Tuition & Refund Policy Tuition must be paid in full at time of registration. You are not considered fully registered unless payment is received in full. A onetime $10 non-refundable regis-tration fee will be applied to all students. Registrants who withdraw in writing two weeks prior to the start of a program will be issued a refund (minus the $10 non-refundable registration fee). No refunds will be issued thereafter. REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN ONCE A PROGRAM HAS BEGUN. Telephone with-drawals will not be accepted. An additional $50 processing fee per week will be imposed for all withdrawals in the Trailblazers, Globetrotters, and Voyagers programs. A $10 processing fee will be assessed for each schedule change. ABSO-LUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE. Return Check Policy

There will be a penalty fee of $20 for each program payment check returned by the bank for insufficient funds. To maintain registration in the program, payment must be made in cash, check or credit card to the West Windsor-Plainsboro Com-munity Education Office in the amount of the returned check. Individuals who are penalized once for a returned will be required to make all future payments for the program fees in cash or credit card.

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Summer Science Week Grades 4 - 8

This is a great science travel program where the students get to travel to different science museums and visit the exhibitions, watch Imax movies and experiment hands on projects. Check out the exciting places we are going and join the science crew for a fun learning ! Monday, July 9th Franklin Institute Tuesday, July 10th Liberty Science Center Wednesday, July 12th Brookdale Ocean Institute Thursday, July 13th Insectarium Friday, July 13th DaVinci Science Center Time: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Fee: $325 per week

Summer 2012 Bonus Week Grades 1 - 8

This is a great bonus week where the students get to travel around New Jersey. Check out the exciting places we are going and join the science crew for a fun learning !

Monday, August 13th Sandy Hook Beach Tuesday, August 14th The Funplex Wednesday, August 15th Medieval Times Thursday, August 16th Great Adventure Friday, August 17th Adventure Aquarium

Time: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Fee: $80 per day

Travel Programs Grades 2 - 9

Travel with West Windsor-Plainsboro Community Education this summer! Enjoy daily trips to Is-land Beach State Park, Sahara Sam’s, Liberty Science Center, the Spirit Cruise, Mountain Creek Wa-ter Park, Hershey Park and more! Programs will be offered all eight weeks from 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. at Community Middle School. Students will be aged accordingly: Trailblazers, Grades 2 - 4 , Globetrotters, Grades 4 - 6, Voyagers, Grades 6 - 9. A complete list of Travel Trips can be located on-line at www.ww-p.org, under Community Education Summer Programs. Trips schedules are subject to substi-

Camp Encore Grades 6 - 9

Summer Music Theater Presents a musical revue of the Broadway Show Annie! Students will participate in method acting, theatrical staging, choreography, an original show, improve theater, voice building and note & score reading. Week 6: July 23rd - July 27th, Night Performance 5:00 p.m. July 27th Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Fee: $250 Location: Community Middle Lunch: Peanut Free Bag Lunch

Spanish Immersion Grade 6 -12

Hola amigos. If you like cooking, art, acting and speaking Span-ish come join us this summer. Class is taught in Spanish. It will reinforce and put your skills to the test while cooking, learn-ing about Spanish artists and their work, producing mini plays and participating in role plays. Instructor: Karina Padron; Spanish teacher at GMS for 10 years; CMS for 2 years 4 Week Sessions: Weeks 1 - 4 or Weeks 5 - 8

C.I.T. Counselors In Training Grades 7 - 9

Join your friends and other teens who want to work with young children. Learn the stages of child development in order to plan age appropriate activities. All C.I.T. participants are encouraged to plan, implement and evaluate planned activities. They will develop skills to enhance leadership and communica-tion. Students will assist on weekly Travel trips and earn com-munity service hours. The C.I.T.’s will meet daily for training, planning, evaluating and reflection. Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fee: $200 per week- Location: Millstone River Peanut Free Bag Lunch daily unless noted on the schedule

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Around the World with Mr. A This class will give students the opportunity take a leap into a new country each day. We will be learning experi-encing and learning about the cultures love countries like Kenya, India, Brazil and Egypt. Students will get to create exciting projects, learn new languages, and experience cultures different then there own. Wearing festive head-dress, crating tribal masks mummies and experiencing the festival of colors are just a few of the activities that stu-dents will take part in. Weeks: 1,3,5,7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 3rd Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Art Back When..... Find out what art was like back in the good old days. Look at everything from cave art, to renaissance, to mod-ern to post modern art. Why are they split into different categories? What do they have in common? Come and find out. We will be making art inspired by these and other eras and you don't want to miss this trip through time! Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Art Journaling and Writing This course will combine bookbinding, writing, art, paint-ing, and scrapbooking to create a wonderfully creative environment for students to record themselves. This class will culminate in the creation of an art journal that stu-dents can use on a daily basis or whenever they feel in-spired. Week 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Art of the World Explore Different Cultures with art. See what Art is native to what continent and learn how they all influence one another in our global community. This class creates and multicultural environment where students can have fun learning one another's heritage and creating projects that teach life lessons. Week 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Artistic All-Stars

Try new art forms, discover hidden talents, and broaden your artistic horizons. Aspiring artists will have the op-portunity to work with clay, ceramics, tie-dye their very own camp shirt, make a stained glass candleholder, paint, make cool one-of-a-kind soap, create an awesome keepsake box, create a decorative element for outdoors, experiment with the art of mosaics and much more! At the end of the week, artists will show off their amazing works of art

Baseball It’s a homerun! In this class we will concentrate on the funda-mentals of baseball through instructional drills and scrimmag-es. Weeks: 3,6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Beach Sports What’s better than a day at the beach? Enjoy activities such as soccer, volleyball, Frisbee, flag football and much more! Students who take this class will come away with smiles on their faces! Weeks: 4,7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Black Rocket Production: Creative Design & Robotics The world of the future belongs to…Robots! Learn the funda-mentals of motorized mechanisms and basic design principles in this unique class – separate fact from the fantasy – and de-sign and build your first robot. After learning the basic princi-ples of design, students will move on to designing their own creations and learn problem-solving to improve how their machines. At the end of the program, the machines and robots will complete a series of challenges to determine whether they are fit for production! Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. , MR Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Black Rocket Production: Cyber Spies 2025 The next battle will be fought on the grid, not the ground! In this class you are all that stands between world peace and a group of international hackers that are launching a series of cyber attacks on multinational corporations and governments. Working in teams you will have to solve simulated scenarios each day by investigating digital clues and challenges. The clock is ticking! Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Black Rocket Production: LEGO Films & Stop Action! Make your LEGO’s come to life! Bring in your favorite action figures or LEGOs and create a short film with your friends. Whether you want to recreate a scene from Star Wars or de-sign a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to the screen. Students will need to bring in LEGOs or action figures from home, but all other equipment provided. Student created films will be available on a password protected website to share with friends and family. Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Black Rocket Production LEGO VIDEO Games Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs and Video

Black Rocket Production: Make Your First 3-D Video Game! By popular demand, we are now offering a 3-D game design class. This experience allows you to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional clas-ses. Students will learn the physics behind 3D Game Design and explore event scripting, level design, controlling flow of game play, and story telling. Student created games will be available on a password protected website to share with friends and family. Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Black Rocket Production: LEGO YOUniverse! Make Your Own Adventure! In this Lego adventure YOU are the star! Pick your favorite LEGO genre or create an alternate universe to create a digital illustrated story. Whether you want to fight alongside Bat-man, be part of a Ninjago clan, swashbuckle with pirates, or go into space with Bionicle the only requirement is that you put yourself in the story! All students will end the class with a digital comic book that can be shared with friends and family on a password protected website! Week: 1 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Week: 7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Card Making & Crafts In this fun class kids will get to work with paper, stamps, glitter and accessories to make and take home greeting cards, gifts, picture frames, mini-scrapbooks and more! This is a true arts-and-crafts class, with no artistic skill required. Perfect for kids who love making projects! Equally fun for both girls and boys. Week: 5 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Cool Culinary Kids

Join us for a week full of fun where students learn to cook while creating delicious treats to make, take, and share. Stu-dents will learn to make personal pan pizzas, mini seasonal pies, healthy and nutritious snacks, spectacular tasty treats, as well as other cool concoc- tions. Week: 3

Comic Books & Art Students will have the opportunity to read comic books and create there own super heroes. This class will allow student to have a chance to read and explore there own creativity thought this artistic medium. Students will even develop their own books. Weeks: 2,4,6,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades:1st - 3rd Fee: $150

Cool Clothing Fun: Make your own T-shirt designs, learn to embroider, and make cool accessories from old clothing you no longer fit into! In this class you become the fashion designer and create your own look that will surely impress. Week: 3 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Computer Explorers: Microscopic World! What’s yucky and disgusting and absolutely fascinating? Just about everything that you explore under the Digital Microscope! Students will learn about and use The Scientific Method as they study speci-mens, run experiments and learn about the microscopic world. We will explore bugs, strands of hair, small household items and any-thing that will fit in our Petri dish. By using a unique digital micro-scope and special software, they will also explore the computer side of science with digital photography and editing techniques. Week: 7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: Create a Superstory! All children love creating a good story and what is better that an E-book? E-books are eXtraodinary. Let the budding author in your child take flight as we help them bring animals, robots or even action heros come to life. Campers will write an original story, animate the drawings, add sound effects and publish the books on a special web-site for kids. Imagine the fun of reading a book that actually lets you look behind a tree as you search for your lost puppy, E-books and you can make that happen! Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: Dino Discovery Join us and become a summer paleontologist. Learn amazing dino-saur facts and the techniques used in extracting fossils in this hands-on class. You and your team will go on your own fossil dig, analyze and assemble skeleton pieces, produce a fossil reconstruction and then create a mural based on all that you have learned. The entire process will be carefully documented as we photograph and record all of our findings. Then we will use all we have learned and docu-mented to create a one of a kind movie documentary! Week: 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Computer Exporers: Dream It, Create It & Sketch It in 3D Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an architect or a design engineer? Imagine a mansion, castle, skate park or space ship and learn to create your idea in 3D! Our educational objectives include using text, graphics and animation to relay ideas and to develop skills in object perspective, problem solving, team work & more! Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: Become A ©Disney/Pixar Studio Animator! In this exciting class, Disney©/Pixar have asked CE Animation Studio to create a new animated movie idea with new characters and a brief script for the movie. Student animation teams will be creating an ani-mation clip to be presented to animation studios. Still pictures will be used as “models” that will be animated and programmed to speak a script created by our animation teams! Students will take home all clips created on their own jump drive and can be viewed on a private YouTube.com site. Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: Science Investigators Our young investigators listen to the evidence while science is put to the test in a court of law. Students learn scientific concepts about work, simple machines and electrical current while they enjoy this project based approach to learning. Students will build their own electroscope to measure the strength of an electric charge, experiment with static electricity and more! Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: FUN-Gineering! Get ready to explore, investigate and solve problems using the build-ing blocks of engineering-simple machines. Hands-on activities using levers, gears, pulleys, wheels & axels will incorporate Math, Science and creativity. During each session you will use special Lego® kits to design, test, then redesign and retest your version of a simple machine. You and your partner will quickly understand why engineers usually have many trial models or versions of their machines before they roll out the final one. You too will have several versions as you work to enhance your machines’ performance! Week: 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Computer Explorers: Clay Animation Movie Making: Did you ever wonder how those clay figures were created for cartoons and movies like Wallace and Gromit or Chicken Run? Well, wonder no more, our Clay Animation Course will uncover the secrets to bringing clay figures to life. The first steps consist of developing a storyboard and script, the creation of clay characters and background scenery and producing the stop motion animation images with a digi-tal camera. The final sessions will combine all planning and creative elements as the movie is compiled, and more! Week: 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Creating Art with Clay and Pottery A variety of clay and pottery painting techniques will be used giving students exposure to an ancient art form. In a week of camp, students create about 6 clay projects. We also work on 2 projects that are not clay based so the children can take this home right away. All supplies will be included will be provided for use by the students during that program. Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Creative Expressions Start your summer by trying something new! Join us and experience amazing activities and projects while broadening your artistic horizons. Individuals will explore the world of art through creative expression in a fun and exciting way. Aspir-ing artists will have the opportunity to work with clay, ceram-ics, paints, make cool specialty soap, tie-dye socks, creative a shell keepsake box, make chokers/necklaces, mosaics & more! Week: 1 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 5th Fee: $150

Creative Writing Kids will explore different creative forms of and enjoy all tech-niques of writing. Students will learn and review persuasive narratives, informational, descriptive and poetry. Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Extreme Art Take art to the EXTREME. As we create installations around the school to interact with and learn the value of exploring and changing your surroundings. This class will challenge students to think outside the box and develop their problem solving skills while working with one another to make art that student faculty and staff will see throughout the remainder of the sum-mer. Don't miss this fun and off the wall art class. Week: 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Go WILD! Have you always wanted a pet or wished you could play with different types of animals? This is your chance! For one week, campers will learn about and get to hold all sorts of animals in a safe and enriching environment. This class is designed for animal lovers who would like to learn all about the animal’s habitat, the food they eat, characteristics, and interesting facts. Featured animals will include: Baby sugar bears (a marsupial and relative of the kangaroo), a miniature burro, ducklings, baby turtles, bunnies, chicks, and more! Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Week: 5 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 5th Fee: $150

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Fiction Writing Writers will exercise their imaginative side while creating fictional stories. Kids will compare some of their favorite books for ideas to better their own writing. Descriptive imagery and creative writing techniques will be explored. Weeks: 1,3,5,7 Time & Location; 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 3rd Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Food Science Food is awesome. Science is awesome. Blending the two together will give us an opportunity to develop critical thinking skills, science methodology, as well as cooking techniques. Come join us for projects that will introduce your kids to the basic principles of chemistry, physics, biology while doing everyday activities like; making a plas-tic bag ice cream while learning about the freezing point of cream, making homemade lemonade and determining whether a lemon would float or sink to the bottom, inves-tigating the science explosive reaction of popcorn, and much more. Week: 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Week: 6 Time & Location; 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Fun with Reading Science fiction, biography, non-fiction, poetry, and other styles of reading will be shared with the class. Class discussions will allow kids to share their favorite authors and books. Weeks: 2,4,6,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 3rd Fee: $150

Going BIG Murals In this course students will be working collaboratively on mural projects that will be displayed throughout the summer! Students will work as a team to create wall sized pictures and learn about how artists use murals to convey messages and interest the public. Week: 5 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Hello Hollywood!

Are you ready for Hollywood? Activities include making lip balm, spa facials, nail art (manicures, pedicures) jewelry making (earrings, charm bracelets, necklaces), making purs-es, scented soap, jewelry boxes, diary making and more! Weeks: 1,3,5,7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00., MR Weeks: 2,4,6,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Hooray for Hoops! Hooray for Hoops will concentrate on basic basketball skills along with free shooting time along with games like “Around the World and Knocked Out.” The second part of class will have small games and some favorite lead up games. Come join us for a lot of fun. Weeks: 3,4,5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

KidzArt Animal Style Where art goes wild! Who said pigs can’t paint? Join KidzArt on an art adventure, where art meets wild animals…or the animals meet WILD ART! We’ll draw, paint, sculpt and get messy! Ex-plore different art media from oil pastels to paint, clay, collage, chalk pastels and more! Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

KidzArt: Art’s a Party!! Every day of this week will be like your very own art birthday party!! Draw scenes inspired from the biggest parties around like Mardi Gras, Carnivals and Circuses! Use balloons and tissue pa-per in sculpting projects, create functional decorations, experiment with glittery surfaces and fabric mediums! At the end of the week you will have a goodie bag full of fantastic, high quality art pro-jects and maybe your face painted too! Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. , MH Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. , MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Kindergarten Connection Kindergarten Connection is for children who will be entering Kindergarten in the fall of 2012. The program is based on devel-opmentally appropriate activities which introduce the children to the Kindergarten classroom environment. Children will enjoy activities filled with art, games, stories and music in the Kindergar-ten setting. Students should bring their own daily nutritious snacks. All children must be potty-trained. Weeks: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: K Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Leap Into Our Galaxy For An Out Of This World Time! We will be offering a fun-filled session. Your children will learn different forms of dance--Jazz, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre and Lyrical!! They will even learn the lyrics and sing along as they dance to their favorite movies and musicals! Children will warm-up, go across the floor doing different combo's in each form of dance, and play many dance related games. They will even learn a routine that will be added on to every day. Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Insect Investigators Want to discover fascinating insects and have an amazing time while experiencing the great outdoors? Join us as we collect, examine, discuss, and learn about all sorts of insects in their natural habitat. Campers will learn interesting and unique facts about the insects we find while completing fun and exciting projects. Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Intro to French Bonjour! This class will concentrate on the very basic French for kids. Numbers, words and colors will be covered, plus each child will get a French name. Weeks: 2,4,6,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 3rd Fee: $150

Jewelry Making Love charm bracelets, beaded necklaces, friendship bracelets and barrettes? Then this class is for you! Create all of these projects and more. We will be using various methods of assembling jewelry to create a style all your own. Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Kids as Inventors Students will have the opportunity to design, build, test and experi-ment exciting projects like heating houses, sinking and floating, roller coasters, launching straw rockets, electric multiple circuits or wiring or two dimensional house. Students will explore, think, predict, ask questions, and learn science concepts & more! Week: 5,7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 6,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

KidzArt: FAMOUS ARTIST CAMP! Learn about famous artists. Talk about their style. Complete paint-ings, sculptures and drawings all inspired by the artists you learned about. It’s a wonderful week full of creating with a little art history thrown in to make the lessons more meaningful. Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. , MH Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. , MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

KidzArt: ART SEASON! It may be summer but this week we are exploring ALL seasons through art. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, being creative is fun for all! Each day a different season will be your inspiration as you work on projects and drawings. Unique mediums like foam paint, ice, sandpaper and velour will be used. Drawings full of scenery & more! Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Weeks: 1,2,3,4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Weeks: 5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. , MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

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Mad Science Space: Infinity & Beyond! Students explore the mysteries of the solar system and the science behind air & space travel. Children discover not only how astronauts get into space, but also how they live and work once they get there. In this advance space program, we will investigate unique flying ma-chines, including building balloon-copters, boomerangs and a mini hovercraft as take home projects for the children. They learn first hand about the aerodynamic properties of flying machines by building their own Estes® model rockets! Once the rockets are completed, children will blast off on a real Mad Science Live Rocket Launches!. Week: 5 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science CSI: Radical Reactions & Detective Science! In this weeklong program, campers will have tons of fun mixing up potions and experimenting with all kinds of chemical reactions! Our young chemists will grow crystals, create sidewalk chalk, and even make chromatography T-Shirts to take home. During this hands-on detective work, children will gather & test “crime scene” clues, make & analyze their own fingerprints, make Rainbow Stompers & much more! This camp is radical dude! Week: 6 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 6 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science Red-Hot Robots! Spend this summer playing with our super cool Red-Hot Ro-bots! Discover the world of robots as we investigate the differences between humans and their robotic counterparts. Campers will learn how robots use infrared and other sensors to discover their environ-ment. Invent your own robot designs using recycled materials. Finally, we use your hands-on skills to build your very own working robot to take home to “live” with you! Week: 7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science: Mad Machines & Jr. Engineers! Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them, this week of camp includes lots of both! The junior Mad Science engineers will design and build bridges and “skyscrapers” and even construct a Geo-desic Dome big enough for all the campers to sit inside! Then the machine madness starts. This journey will include many different machines, simple & complex, we use in our daily lives. Week: 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Week: 8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Making Stories Come Alive: In this class we will write and illustrate our own stories while looking at some famous story tellers like Aesop, Eric Carle, and many more. We will explore Poetry and how words can describe feelings and plac-es. Students will leave class with their own storybook at the end of the week and a new appreciation for their own imaginations! Week: 2 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Natural Art Love nature and recycling? In this art class we will use everyday objects and recycle them into awesome pieces of art, look at the beauty of nature around us including plants, the sky, and bugs! Part illustration part exploration these classes will be super fun as we learn about nature & the awesome art can be created by recycling! Week: 3 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Non-fiction Writing Writers will write about real life people and events. Reading and dis-cussing samples of non-fiction will be help kids to better understand the perspective of the reader, & the need for supporting details. Weeks: 1,7 Time & Location 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

On The Court Basketball Students will learn the basics of shooting, dribbling, passing and team-work all the while having FUN, improving their overall physical fit-ness; develop sportsmanship while playing with friends. Guest speak-ers will be current and former collegiate basketball players and coaches. This exciting program is guaranteed to improve basketball skills and provide a better understanding of the game. Weeks:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH or MR Weeks: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH or MR Grades: 1st - 5th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

On the Run Fun Games Don’t miss out on this sun-sational summer program. We will be playing a variety of different games and sports. The kids will pick some of their favorites. We will have music so children can enjoy playing with some tunes! We will play Newcomb, kickball, Yarn ball, Capture the Flag, soccer, Flag football, Frisbee and more! Weeks:3,4,5,6,7, 8 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Photography Do you like taking Pictures? Explore the fun of Photography and learn how to properly use a camera. Projects include Birds Eye and Bugs Eye Perspectives, Spooky and more! Be prepared to bring a camera to class. Week: 3 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5:th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Puppetry Students will make their own puppets. Together we will build a puppet stage, write a show and perform. We will learn about developing char-acters, scenes, and story lines. We will learn what a climax, protagonist and antagonist is in a story and how they interact. Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 2nd - 5:th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Advanced Robotics Build and take home your own robot! Build a robot dinosaur, Mars cruiser, space copter and more! Use your imagination, and build as many as you can! Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Week: 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science: Space : The Final Frontier! Throughout the week, brave young astronauts will explore the mysteries of the scientists study the planets and stars and what kinds of tools are used for space exploration. Children will dis-cover how astronauts live and work once they are in Space. They will learn about gravity, propulsion and the basics of rocket science through fun, hands-on activities. Most importantly, they will learn first hand about the aerodynamic properties of flying machines by building their own Estes® model rockets! Once the rockets are completed, children will blast off on a real Mad Sci-ence space mission with the grand finale, Live Rocket Launches! Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 1 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science: More Power to You! Jump aboard the energy express and travel through time to dis-cover the science behind power & motion. This journey will include in-class experiments such as a water powered turbine illuminating a light bulb, fuel cells cars demonstrating efficiency, and the combined power of electricity and magnetism to create the world’s simplest motor. Week: 2 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 2 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Mad Science Super Slimy Smokey Science! Join us for a fun-filled week of science experiments and cool projects. Topics include; Slimy Science & Smokey Ice, Lasers & Optics, Secret Agent Lab, Shocking Science! Children will experi-ence making ooey, gooey slime and Mad Science Putty. They will also take part in an indoor fireworks demonstration while learn-ing about light and color. Come get slimed with your friends! Week: 3 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 3 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Mad Science Secret Agent Lab! Become a Mad Science - Secret Agent and take a fascinating jour-ney into the world of spies, detection and classified information. Learn code language to send secret messages as part of your mis-sion. Take home projects include a detective kit, secret decoder, fingerprint kit and much more! This camp is 00-Awesome! Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Week: 4 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

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Sciensational: Can You Dig It? Archaeology and Paleontology seem like big words to kids. Now Sciensational Workshops for Kids makes them come alive. Each child will partake in a simulated fossil excavation, uncovering the different bones of a dinosaur. Children will make a fossil plaster replica of an ammonite, and more! Week: 7 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Maglev Cars Build your own “futuristic Maglev” car to race & take home. Learn about the relationship between magnetism and electricity. You will also get to build a simple maglev track as well as a cool electromagnet. Learn how motors work, as well as generators. Build and take home the world’s simplest mo-tor. Make your own compass and take part in many other mag-nificent magnetic activities! Week: 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH

Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Model Airplanes & More Build your own rubber-powered model airplane. Use your mod-el as a learning tool in aerospace education, or just have fun building a sound airplane that actually flies when assem-bled. Have fun designing and building model bridges. Join us in our bridge building contest to see which one can hold the most weight. Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: CSI You will be the super science sleuths. Have fun learning about forensics, crime scene investigations, and crime lab chemistry as you perform as many as 15 different experiments designed to show you just how those tricky cases are solved. Search for the evidence, gather clues, and discover how science can help solve a mystery. Week: 2 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Chemical Magic Make delicious candy in our lab. Learn to make batteries from oranges and lemons. Produce and keep your own copper coated nickels. Make incredible “Hulk Glue” out of skim milk. Make and take home your own crystal garden. Week: 8 Time & Location:1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Amphibious Vehicle and RowBoat Build and take home TWO exciting projects. You will build an amphibious vehicle. YES!! One that can travel on land or shal-low water. We will bring our shallow lake to test it out. You will learn as you build how the submarine motor, worm gear rudder, and the propeller works. It is one cool vehicle that is a challenge to build! Week: 6 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: The All-Terrain Tracker Workshop How about some land rover excitement? Build and take home your very own All-Terrain Tracker Vehicle! It travels the rough terrain overcoming objects in its path. Sand, stones, twigs, and balls will all be part of the challenge. Build a Sumo wrestler and be part of our battle box events. Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Electronic Lab Workshop Thirty different projects and experiments are built with your own electronic kit to keep in this hands-on workshop. Have fun designing your own kit which includes a 1 circuit board, 12 resistors, 1 battery snap, 1 speaker, 1 timer and much more! Learn the ins and outs of how they work! Week: 5 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Medieval Castle Workshop The middle ages were a time of knighthood, castles with moats, and wide open countryside. You will be digging out a Medieval Knight with armor which you will be able to take home. You will learn about an armorial seal, coin, heraldic pendant, and an arrowhead. Become an Archeologist with fun activities in this exciting field of science. Dig away! Week: 1 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Make It and Take it Home In this hands-on, fun, and exciting program, you will discover how amazing science is. You will make and take home a wide assortment of toys designed to teach you science concepts in a hands-on way. Grow and take home a crystal tree. Make an energy bead bracelet and watch as those amazing beads turn from white to a rainbow of colors before your eyes and more! Week: 2 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Line Tracking Sensor Robot Activities Include: The two photo interrupters, acting as eyes, makes your robot go the way you want it to. It is yours to build and keep. It will follow a black line. Design your own track from black tape or black paper. You can change the route any-time that you want. Learn about the different gears as well as what the photo interrupter does. Join us in our Sumo wrestling, tug-of-war and obstacle course building. Week: 5 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Follow Me Robot How would you like to build a robot that has four built-in mi-crophones? It will detect the sound source and in turn it will move and turn accordingly. It is your own robot to build and take home. Make it move the way you want it to move. Learn about the different gears and sensors as you build it. Week: 7 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150

Sciensational: Engino Building - Engineer- Creativity Workshop

Activites Include: Work with an advanced and three dimensional construc-tion kit that is yours to keep and take home. Be able to build and design your own creations. You will also get your own 3-volt geared mo-tor. Power up a moveable Radar Surveyor with it. See how many other ways you can make your motor work for you. Work with the rods and connectors that allow you to join six sides at once. You can build simple or complex models. Build a vehicle, chopper, robot, buildings & more. Week: 3 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 1st - 4th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Sculpture Use clay, plaster, wire, paper and many more materials to make 3D art. Have fun exploring art that pops off the page and get inspired by other famous sculptures! Week: 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MR Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Sewista or Sewistor – Level 1

Interested in learning how to sew? Have an interest in Fashion Design? Start by learning the proper use of the sewing machine and making some fun basic projects. Highlights of the skills you will learn: operating sewing machine, how to sew a straight seam allowance, proper way to use scissors and pinning, how to put a lining into your project. how to work with knits and how to insert elastic into your project. Projects we’ll make together are: A four patch pillow, a lined tote bag or messenger bag, a skirt & if time allows pj bottoms. Weeks: 1,4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Weeks: 6, 8 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 5th Fee: $150

S.P.A. Kids Sports, Play, and Art! Students will rotate between sports, play activities, and art. Pool time is scheduled everyday. Lunch will be at 12:00 p.m. Students need to bring their own nut-free lunch. (Students must be able to swim prior to class and lessons are not provided.) Weeks:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Time & Location: 12:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR or MH Grades: 1st - 5th Fee: $150, Week 3 $140

Space Painting Explore outer space in this out of this world art class. We will look at what Mars really looks like and design our own space village. Make friends with Alien as we work to build a space ship to get them back home to their own planet. Week: 4 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. , MH Grades: 2nd - 5th Fee: $150

Youth Stages: Create It/Act It! With Youth Stages founder, Jean Prall Rosolino, students will devise their own play, create simple sets and costumes, create characters and plot, rehearse, and share their creation with family members on Friday! Week: 1 Time & Location: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., MH Grades: 1st - 3rd Fee: $150 Week: 1 Time & Location: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., MH Grades: 4th - 6th Fee: $150 Week: 3 Time & Location: 9:00 - 4:00 p.m., MR Grades: 3rd - 5th Fee: $300

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