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Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015


Allen ISD offers a large assortment of camps for children ages 36 months through 7th grade. Your child’s camp day will include a wonderful assortment of fun activities as well as outside recess. Summer camps will be conducted by Allen ISD staff.

When choosing a camp for your preschooler look for camps based on the child’s age at the time of the camp. Campers should be potty trained and a change of clothes will be necessary for children ages 36 months - 5 years. Camps for preschoolers include a 15 minute quiet time. For elementary-age campers choose a camp for the grade just completed. You do not have to be a resident of Allen or a student in Allen ISD to attend our camps.

Camp location will alternate between Cheatham Elementary (1501 Hopewell Dr.) and Vaughan Elementary (820 Cottonwood Dr.). Camp hours are 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Campers will be signed in and out at the assigned classrooms. Your child will need to bring a sack lunch and drink Monday through Thursday. Each Friday pizza, popsicles and a drink will be provided for lunch. There is at least one cooking camp each week where the campers get to eat their projects. Please keep this in mind especially if your child has food allergies. Please advise all camp teachers of any allergies. School nurses are not on campus during summer camp.

The fee for each camp is only $104 per camp/per student. The week of June 29-July 2 is a four day camp and the tuition for that week will be $85. There will be no pizza lunch the week of June 29. Online registration begins April 16, 2015. Registration directions can be found on the back cover pf this brochure or online at www.allenisd.org/communityed. In-person and phone registration will begin on April 17, 2015. Phone registration uses the same system as online with the same service fees. The Community Education Office is located in the AISD Administration Building, 612 E Bethany Drive. You also can call 972-727-0502 or email [email protected].

Refunds will be granted, less a $25 per camp administrative fee, when requested by noon five working days prior to the start of camp. Cancellation dates can be found on the schedule page in the middle of the brochure and below. Camp tuition may also be transferred to a later camp if registering for the same camper during any remaining weeks.

Camp Week Camp Location Cancellation Date

June 15-19 Cheatham Elementary Cancel by noon on June 8

June 22-26 Cheatham Elementary Cancel by noon on June 15

June 29-July 2 (4 days) Vaughan Elementary Cancel by noon on June 22

July 6-10 Vaughan Elementary Cancel by noon on June 29

July 13-17 Cheatham Elementary Cancel by noon on July 6

July 20-24 Cheatham Elementary Cancel by noon on July 13

July 27-31 Vaughan Elementary Cancel by noon on July 20

Aug 3-7 Vaughan Elementary Cancel by noon on July 27

Camps are listed in alphabetical order within each age/grade level on the following pages. A schedule of all summer camps is located in the center of the brochure. Various camps throughout the summer allow for technology devices to come to camp, i.e. digital cameras, hand held game devices, etc. Allen ISD is not responsible for any damage or theft of student owned technology tools.

Please take a few moments to look through this catalog to find something to meet the needs of your child.

Sincerely,

Sandra Lovesey Allen ISD Community Education

Summer Camp 2015 Information


ART ALL AROUND USLet your little artist express themselves during a week of hands on fun and creativity. Junior artists are invited to our studio as we create new masterpieces each day. We will work with watercolors, finger paints and shaving cream, so be ready to get messy! There will also be fun games and snacks to enjoy. Parents please provide an over-sized tee shirt to protect your camper’s clothes.Nowell/Cave301. June 29-July 2

ERIC CARLE CRAZECan you name all the foods the “Very Hungry Caterpillar” eats? Do you know what it would feel like to be a “Mixed-Up Chameleon”? “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See?” Come explore the treasured stories of Eric Carle as we read, act and create Eric Carle inspired artwork. You’ll figure out what makes the sloth move so “Slowly, Slowly”! Larey801. Aug 3-7

LITTLE EINSTEINSClimb aboard and get ready to explore letters and numbers in Little Einsteins camp! Three year olds will enjoy many hands on activities to get them excited about the alphabet and numbers. Be ready for them to come home singing lots of new songs as well! Jackson/Holden701. July 27-31

LITTLE SCIENTISTCome join us as we become little scientist! Make your name into a Crystal, create a pop rocket, make your own sidewalk paint, and much much more! Grab your lab coat and get ready to have fun doing these summer time experiments! Gotses/Palmertree501. July 13-17

MOVIN’ and GROOVIN’Let your little performer shine in this fun music and movement camp. Our dancers will enjoy moving to favorite songs and groovin’ to their own beat as they play an assortment of musical instruments. Comfortable clothes and shoes are a must for this active camp! Flatt/Nowell201. June 22-26

SUMMER FUN!Join us for a week of Summer Fun! We will spend our days making crafts, enjoying snacks, and playing fun summer games. Come ready to get messy with glue and paint and to learn games like duck, duck, goose and musical chairs. On Friday we will have a water balloon toss! Your summer won’t be a bummer if you come to this fun camp! Nowell/Flatt401. July 6-10

SUPER SENSESSuper Senses to the rescue! Put your 5 senses to the test as we play, create, investigate and explore the world around us. Three year olds will develop and cultivate their learning through the use of their 5 senses. We will have lots of super-duper, hands on fun! Jackson/Covington601. July 20-24

YUMMY, YUMMY IN MY TUMMYJoin us for a week of mixing, baking and decorating yummy creations to eat every day! On Friday our little chefs will make a special surprise to end the week on a sweet note. This hands on camp is finger licking fun! Flatt/Nowell101. June 15-19

CAMPOUT COMMOTIONGather around the campfire as we begin a fun camping adventure. Let’s sing, play games, and have a great time adventuring around the campsite. No campout is complete without yummy snacks. Don’t miss out! Jessie/Fontenot604. July 20-24

CAN YOU DIG IT?Explore the world of dinosaurs like never before. In this camp, we will be investigating and learning all about these extinct giants. We will experience our very own archaeological dig to see what we can uncover! At dinosaur camp you will make your own dinosaur habitat, dig for dinosaur eggs, build rhino volcanoes and have dinosaur races.Fowler/Darr803. Aug 3-7

CHICKA CHICKA BOOM BOOM This kindergarten readiness camp is only for those entering Kindergarten in August.This summer, let us help get your child ready for Kindergarten. We will be doing a lot of fun hands-on activities all week long. Our daily themes will cover the alphabet, numbers, patterns, story sequencing, following directions and rules of the classroom. We look forward to helping your child have fun and grow before the start of the school year. Barr/Loos402. July 6-10 502. July 13-17

COMMOTION IN THE OCEANSwim along with Nemo, Rainbow Fish, Dory and the rest of the gang to make shell tapping music! We will discover the amazing life under and around the sea through aquatic stories, hands-on art and science projects and games! Dive into this undersea themed camp of adventure! Larey304. June 29-July 2

DON’T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS!Do you love the Pigeon series written by Mo Willems as much as we do? Come along for story time and everything pigeon! We will read all about the pigeon and his adventures and make some crafts along the way. Oh, and don’t forget, don’t let the pigeon drive the bus! Rottinghaus/Thomas602. July 20-24

36-47Months

A PET PATROL ADVENTUREAre you ready for an action packed adventure? We will use our pets to solve a mission while making accessories for them to use. Bring your favorite toy pet for a pet patrol adventure! Gotses/Palmertree204. June 22-26

ART FOR EVERYBODYDo you like to draw, paint, cut and glue? Then come and explore the many different forms of art with us! We will be painting, molding, drawing, gluing, and many other things. Kohlmetz/Hernandez703. July 27-31

BEACH EXTRAVAGANZABring your sunglasses, our forecast calls for beachwear! We are going to have so much fun learning about the ocean and many creatures that live there too! Along with learning, we are going to make some awesome beach crafts! Come along for the beach extravaganza! Rottinghaus/Halpin403. July 6-10

Ages4-5


BIG HERO 6Calling all superheroes! We will explore the science behind the “Big Hero 6” heroes with exciting experiments and fun activities. Come in your favorite hero costume as we discover the hero inside of you! Moeller/ Clark405. July 6-10

FABULOUS FAIRYTALESPrinces, princesses and happy endings. Come explore the magical world of fairy tales and dreams come true with Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Jack and the Bean Stalk & more! Kohlmetz/Hernandez805. Aug 3-7

FROZEN!Do you ever wonder how cold it would be if the world was covered in ice and snow like in the movie Frozen? Come and find out as we discover the world of Frozen by playing with all things white and cold! We will do experiments with ice, play with shaving cream and marshmallows and even create some frozen treats! We will also dance and sing to your favorite Frozen songs! Join us for a cool week this summer as we explore the world of Frozen! Ulch/Rekieta205. June 22-26

IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIEExplore the works of author, Laura Numeroff, with her friends – Mouse, Cat, Dog, Pig, and Moose. Each day we will read, make crafts, snacks, & do a science and/or math activity that correlates with the character of the day. Oonk105. June 15-19

ENCHANTED TEA PARTYHave you ever seen a Princess having tea? Come and join us for an enchanted tea party and you will see. We will spend every day like a princess--curtsying and dressing up in our finest gowns. We will have a princess fashion show, a hunt for stolen treasure, and of course, a magical tea party. Webb/Long103. June 15-19603. July 20-24

FROZEN FUNDo you want to build a snowman? Come join us as we explore and play with all things white and cold! We will do experiments with ice, play with shaving cream and marshmallows, and even create some frozen treats. We will also dance and sing to your favorite Frozen songs! Moeller303. June 29-July 2

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?Do you like slimy worms, playing with dirt and having fun? Join us for a week of learning about plants and animals found in the garden. We will be singing songs, doing messy and exciting crafts. We’ll even make some tasty snacks. See you in the garden! Moeller/Devault702. July 27-31

JAKE AND THE PIRATES TREASURE HUNTAhoy, maties! Come join Jake the Neverland Pirate and his friends on an adventurous search for treasure. Walk the plank, find a treasure map, and beat Captain Hook to the treasure chest. Don’t miss out on our fun and exciting adventure. Jessie804. Aug 3-7

LIGHTS! CAMERA! PLAY!Want to be a part of the center stage? Ever wondered what you could create just watching and acting along with a sing-a-long? Let’s play pretend in the world of musical movies. Clips, crafts and singing will be our script for the week. Join our camp to look beyond the movie theater and learn to become involved in the lights, camera and PLAY! Ulch/Deery302. June 29-July 2

LIONS, TIGERS, AND BEARS! OH MY!Animal lovers, take a journey to the wild jungle with a week full of animal adventures! Join us as we learn about many different jungle animals through creative crafts such as bug making, fingerprint monkeys and endless other hands-on activities. Children will have an opportunity to practice introductory math skills such as counting, work in groups to practice social skills and learn exciting information about their favorite jungle creatures. Join us as we swing from branch to branch during this fantastically fun week! Larey704. July 27-31

LITTLE CHEFSLook, I made it myself! We will do hands-on cooking using all kinds of kitchen utensils. We’ll have so much fun as we make our own snack each day; measuring out ingredients; mixing and stirring. We will even send some home for you to taste! All of our recipes will go home for you to make again! Webb/Long203. June 22-26503. July 13-17

OH THE THINGS YOU WILL DO!Love Horton, Thing 1 and Thing 2? Life in Whooville for a week can be what you saw on Mulberry Street! Arts, crafts and songs galore will make your smile drop to the floor. Come to our camp full of fun, laughter and excitement. Ulch/Harris802. Aug 3-7

OLAF’S SUMMERTIME ADVENTUREDo you want to build a snowman in the summer? Come join us for a really cool week. We will have tons of fun singing, dancing and making Olaf crafts. Ritter/Clark102. June 15-19

SPACE IS THE PLACEJoin us as we blast off to explore the stars and planets! We will have an amazing time discovering infinity and beyond! Spend the week making crafts and playing games that are out of this world!Ritter/Clark504. July 13-17

SUPER HEROES SAVE THE DAYIf you love Spider Man, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, or Batgirl then this is the camp for you! Come to camp dressed as your favorite Super Hero every day or dress up in some of the ones in the classroom. We plan on making our own Super Hero outfit, so please send a plain white or colored t-shirt with your camper. We will go on a kryptonite hunt, make a Batman batarang and a Captain America shield. We hope you will join us for a SUPER week of Super Hero fun! Chapman/Drawert404. July 6-10

THOMAS THE TRAINAll aboard for a week of fun and learning with your favorite train! Every day will be a new adventure when we explore the rails with Thomas and his friends! We will have a jolly time playing games and making train crafts. Ritter/Clark202. June 22-26

TRAVEL BACK WITH USWonder what it’d be like to play drums in Africa or how to build a pyramid? Do you ever think how it would be to travel back in time to the land of the dinosaurs? This camp will give you a chance to let your imagination go wild! A week jam-packed with arts and crafts, music and a bit of acting to finish out the day. Come join us and travel around the world! Ulch/ Rekieta104. June 15-19

GradesK-1

Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015 JURASSIC JOURNEYCome explore the world of dinosaurs. You will see what it is like to be a paleontologist. We will dig for dinosaur bones and even create our own fossils. We will have fun discovering the land where dinosaurs used to roam! Ritter/Clark605. July 20-24

MAGIC SCHOOL BUS ADVENTURESEvery day will be a new adventure with Mrs. Frizzle’s class on their wacky field trips. We will be exploring books, episodes and make crafts all about the Magic School bus. Fowler/Chambers305. June 29-July 2

MINION MADNESSMinion, Minion, and millions of Minions everywhere! If you like Minions, this camp is for you. Come and Join Coach Platten as she teaches you how to dance like a Minion, act like a minion, make minion snacks, create minion crafts, and a “Minion” more things! This camp will keep you on your toes! Platten705. July 27-31

TRAVEL BACK WITH USWonder what it’d be like to play drums in Africa or how to build a pyramid? Do you ever think how it would be to travel back in time to the land of the dinosaurs? This camp will give you a chance to let your imagination go wild! A week jam-packed with arts and crafts, music and a bit of acting to finish out the day. Come join us and travel around the world! Ulch/ Rekieta505. July 13-17

Community Ed Refund Policy

Refunds will be granted less a $25 per camp administrative fee when request-ed by noon five working days prior to the start of camp. Cancellation dates are at the bottom of each column on the schedule page and on the front information page. Camp tuition can also be transferred to another camp for the same camper during any of the remaining weeks. No exceptions, please.

ALL THINGS SCIENCELooking for scientists! Do you love learning about plants, bugs, animals, dinosaurs, and space? If you answered YES to any of these questions, we are looking for YOU! We will learn new things, create, and perform experiments. Let’s be scientists, and discover that science is all around us! Rottinghaus/Thomas506. July 13-17

“ART”RAGEOUS IDraw, sketch, brush and mold your way into an amazing week of all things art! Join us as we celebrate the work of fabulous artists and make our own masterpieces. You’ll walk off with a portfolio of creations and are sure to have a truly “art”rageous week! Bachellor/Young306. June 29-July 2

“ART”RAGEOUS IIWe’ve expanded the creativity and fun! Join us for a second week showcasing the style of five different artists or just come to this session to make some new “art”rageous masterpieces. We will sculpt, draw, paint and use mixed-media techniques to build an amazing collection of artwork. Bachellor/Young406. July 6-10

BACKYARD ADVENTURESDo you like backyard camp-outs and discovering new things? Then join us for a week of adventure. We will take nature walks, explore for insects, have sleeping bag relays, eat ladybug cookies and much more! Students will enjoy lots of crafts, games, and fun as we discover what’s right in our backyard. Capehart/Williams606. July 20-24

BLAST OFF FOR SPACE!3-2-1 Blast off for a week of fun-filled activities while we explore space. Have you ever wondered what astronauts eat in space? Or how hot is the Sun? We will learn about the sun and moon, rockets, stars, and even make our very own moon rocks. Moeller807. Aug 3-7

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Grades

K-2

CONSTRUCTION CHAOSBuilding, building and more building! Come and create using Legos, magnets, marbles and more! The construction crew will stay busy using their creative imaginations. This camp will appeal to both boys and girls, so grab your tool belts and get constructive! Spann/Miller706. July 27-31

DIGGING FOR DINOSAURSEver wonder what it would be like to live when dinosaurs roamed the earth? Come join us as we “dig in” and explore the lives of the dinosaurs that lived so long ago. We will have lots of arts, crafts and books to help us learn all about dinosaurs. Gray/McIntyre708. July 27-31


GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUNCome enjoy a full week of girly fun, including make-overs, games, crafting, baking and making life-long friends! Morton/Koutney806. Aug 3-7

JUNGLE EXPLORERSJoin us on a jungle adventure! We will spend the week learning about the many different animals that call the jungle their home. Each day students will sing songs, participate in engaging activities, and create crafts to support their learning. Clark/Brock307. June 29-July 2

LITTLE ZOOLOGISTS – Part 1Come explore, study, and observe animals! Little zoologists will learn about 5 different animals - one each day of the week. We will learn many fun facts and create projects, “reports”, and crafts, as we spend a week in the shoes of a zoologist...no college degree required! Hubbard/Covington408. July 6-10

LITTLE ZOOLOGISTS – Part 2Come explore, study, and observe animals! Little zoologists will learn about 5 new animals - one each day of the week. We will learn many fun facts and create projects, “reports”, and crafts, as we spend a week in the shoes of a zoologist...it’s not necessary to attend the part 1 camp to come to this week’s camp! Hubbard/Covington507. July 13-17

MATH MANIAMath, Math, and more Math! If you like Math, this is for you! Cards, dominoes, dice, and food! Yes, you can eat your math problems too. Come join the fun inside and outside in the sun! Clifton/Norris308. June 29-July 2

MESSY IS FUN!We will make our own flubber, smelly playdoh, clean mud, homemade sand and Ooblick. Come join us for some ooey, gooey fun. We will play with stuff that you never would play with at home! Fowler/Icenhower607. July 20-24

OCEANS OF FUNDive in and explore underwater animals and their habitats to become a well-trained mini marine biologist! Our creative crafts, snacks, and games will be a SPLASH for sure! Dickerson/Gonzalez407. July 6-10

OUT OF THIS WORLD SPACE CAMP!Let’s go on an adventure that is out of this world. Together we will explore planets and space, and have fun hands-on activities for your curious child. White/Gotses107. June 15-19

P IS FOR PRINCESSAre you a princess? Join us for a week of princess activities, crafts, movies and dress up. We will have lots of fun and giggles in a week where all girls are princesses. Note: Foods containing egg products will be used in this camp. Guest/Larey206. June 22-26

PINKALICIOUSDo you love pink? Do you love dressing up? Do you love being a girl? Come join us as we celebrate all things girly with art, music and more! Sessums/Trammell108. June 15-19

PIRATES – AHOY!Ahoy matey! Are your ready to see if you can master the art of being a pirate? Do you love to create maps and search for buried treasure? If so, then this is the camp for you. We will spend the week making some pirate rags, playing games, reading stories and going on treasure hunts. Leslie/Gray 608. July 20-24

PLAY LIKE A CHAMPIONWant to play like a champion and be a winner, then sign-up!! We will have games like dodgeball, pacman, newcomb, and relays. You will do sports like soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football. Learn eye-hand coordination skills like cup stacking, juggling scarves, jump rope, hula-hoops and more! Holl707. July 27-31

SEUSSICAL NONSENSEAre The Cat and the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, The Lorax some of your favorite books?? If so, then come join us at Dr. Seuss camp. We will be reading lots of silly Dr. Seuss stories and creating fun arts and crafts projects! Leslie/Gray508. July 13-17

SLUMBER PARTY PIZZAZZDo you enjoy slumber parties? Come join us for a week of pampering and fun activities! Wear your pajamas; bring a sleeping bag and your favorite stuffed animal. See you there, sleepytime gals! Vargesko/Barr207. June 22-26

S’MORE CAMPING FUNA camping we will go…..get ready for a fun-filled week with all the excitement of the great outdoors! We will pitch a tent, tell stories around a campfire, and do some nature crafts! This week will include studying creatures we might find outdoors, gazing at the stars, hiking, and making camp swaps! The week will also include a camping favorite, s’mores! Grab that crazy camp hat, your flashlight and unroll those sleeping bags to get ready for the fun! Lubow/Groat808. Aug 3-7

THE ULTIMATE GIRLS DAY INGirls just want to have fun! Bring your little girls to a week of girly fun as we watch princess movies, make up girly plays; make girly crafts and eat girly snacks! The week will be full of giggles and fun. Note: Foods containing egg products will be used in this camp Guest/Salmeron106. June 15-19

WHAT A CHARACTER!Join us as we look at some of today’s favorite children’s book characters and learn about their authors as well! Dr. Seuss, Mo Willems, Eric Carle, Laura Numeroff, and more! Crafts, cooking, and more! Dickerson/Gonzalez208. June 22-26

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AMERICAN GIRL DOLLSHave fun playing games, making crafts and jewelry, playing with dolls, and learning about what life was like for many American girls. Each day will feature American Girl books and a movie: Lanie, McKenna, Kanani, Kit, Molly, Julie, Isabelle, Grace, and Saige! Young/Clifton810. Aug 3-7

CAMP GIRL SCOUTDo you want to learn how to cook outside without making a fire? Do you want to learn fun songs that you can teach all of your friends? Do you want to make fun crafts and yummy snacks? Come to our camp and learn from veteran girl scouts! Salmeron/Moore409. July 6-10

CHRISTMAS IN JULYIt’s the most wonderful time of the year! It’s so hot outside we start remembering back to cooler weather and all that came with it! Hot chocolate, favorite holiday movies, and peppermint galore. Why not experience it the way the southern hemisphere does? Come join us for Christmas in July! Salmeron/Moore609. July 20-24

CONSTRUCTION CHAOSBuilding, building and more building! Come create using Legos, magnets, marbles and more! The construction crew will stay busy using their creative imaginations. This camp will appeal to both boys and girls, so grab your tool belts and get constructive! Spann/Miller510. July 13-17

COOK UP A GOOD BOOKDo you love books? Do you love to cook? In this camp we will be creating recipes from our favorite books and will create our own literature cookbook as we bring our stories to life! Salmeron/Moore809. Aug 3-7

CURIOUS COOKSHave you ever wondered how ice cream was made while enjoying the delicious treat? Or how only two ingredients make such a delicious treat like apple sauce? Join us as we explore how natural resources are turned in the products we use every day! We will make and eat ketchup, ice cream, orange juice, bread, butter, and apple sauce. Kennaugh710. July 27-31

FUN IN THE SUNLet’s all go on a week long beach vacation! We will enjoy beach themed crafts, music, games and even some summer snacks! Come ready to relax on our indoor beach! Morton/Koutney610. July 20-24

GAMES, GAMES, GAMES!What kind of games do you like to play: board games, card games, computer games? We will play them all this week! Bring your favorite games and we will bring ours, too. Let’s have some fun! Vargesko/Mayberry611. July 20-24

GIRLS GONE GLITTERSparkles and glitter! If your child loves to sparkle, this camp is perfect for them. Together we will create fun and exciting glitter projects in this super sparkly class. White/Pecina210. June 22-26

MESSY SCIENCEDoes you love getting messy and doing science? Then this is the camp for you! Each day we will be perform science experiments; from making ice cream to erupting volcanoes, your student will have a blast while learning science! Clark/Kennaugh709. July 27-31

MONSTER’S INC.What’s behind the closet door? Come find out at Monster’s Inc. Summer Camp! Join Sulley, Mike, and Boo as we create creepy creative crafts and spooky scrumptious snacks that are sure to leave your little one squealing with delight! Morrison/Currie410. July 6-10

MONSTERS UNIVERSITYSilly Monsters! Camp is for KIDS! Furry friends, aliens and more! Each day at camp will come complete with a read aloud, craft, snack, and monster math activity. We will even be creating magical monster slime, lava lamps, and monstrous feet. We hope you will join us for a “MONSTER – ific” week! Oonk/Guyton209. June 22-26

P.E. ROCKS!!!Is PE the place you long to be? If you love dodge ball, Hunger Games and capture the flag, this is the camp for you! Sign up for this session and you will play all your favorites and more. Come get your game on at P.E. Rocks this summer! Holl211. June 22-26

PASSPORT TO FUNWe will travel around the world exploring and experiencing different cultures and customs. Crafts, cooking, literature, and more! Our itinerary includes Africa, Australia, Antarctica, and more! We will be world travelers with full passports at the end of the week! Dickerson/Gonzalez310. June 29-July 2

STACK ATTACKWant to join a fun camp that helps build thinking skills? If you answered yes, then Stack Attack is just the place for you! Cup stacking, or Speed stacking as it is sometimes called, helps children develop both sides of their body and brain which helps to develop motor skills; improve patterning, hand-eye coordination; persistence and co-operation. Platten511. July 13-17

STARS IN STAGEStudents will do it all from acting, directing, improvisation, stage presence, creative writing and musical theater. We will learn theater terms, improv and will work together to create, write, direct and perform our own play at the end of the week! Chambers/Claes811. Aug 3-7

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2015 Community Education Summer Camp ScheduleCheatham Cheatham Vaughan Vaughan Cheatham Cheatham Vaughan Vaughan

June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29--July 2 July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 Aug 3-7

Ages 36-47 months101. Yummy, Yummy in My Tummy 201. Moovin' and Groovin' 301. Art All Around Us 401. Summer Fun 501. Little Scientists 601. Super Senses 701. Little Einsteins 801. Eric Carle Craze

Ages 4-5102. Olaf's Summertime Adventure 202. Thomas the Train 302. Lights! Camera! Play! 402. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom 502. Chick Chicka Boom Boom 602.Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! 702. How Does Your Garden Grow? 802. Oh The Things You Will Do!

Ages 4-5103. Enchanted Tea Party 203. Little Chefs 303. Frozen Fun 403.Beach Extravangza 503. Little Chefs 603. Enchanted Tea Party 703. Art for Everybody 803. Can You Dig It?

Ages 4-5104. Travel Back With Us 204. A Pet Patrol Adventure 304. Commotion in the Ocean 404. Super Heroes Save the Day 504. Space is the Place 604. Campout Commotion 704. Lions, Tigers and Bears! Oh My! 804. Jake and the Pirates Treasure

Hunt

Grades K- Gr 1105. If You Give a Mouse a Cookie 205. Frozen! 305. Magic School Bus Adventures 405. Big Hero Six 505. Travel Back With Us 605. Jurassic Journey 705. Minion Madness 805. Fabulous Fairytales

Grades K- Gr 2106. The Ultimate Girls Day In 206. P is for Princess 306. "Art"rageous I 406. "Art"rageous II 506. All Things Science 606. Backyard Adventures 706. Construction Chaos 806. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Grades K- Gr 2107. Out of This World Space Camp 207. Slumber Party Pizzazz 307. Jungle Explorers 407. Oceans of Fun 507. Little Zoologists - Part II 607. Messy is Fun 707. Play Like a Champion 807. Blast off for Space!

Grades K- Gr 2108. Pinkalious 208. What a Character 308. Math Mania 408. Little Zoologists - Part 1 508. Seussical Nonsense 608. Pirates Ahoy 708. Digging for Dinosaurs 808. S'More Camping Fun

Grades 1-3109. Wild and Crazy Kids in the Kitchen 209. Monsters University 309. Super Science 409. Camp Girl Scout 509. Under the Sea 609. Christmas in July 709. Messy Science 809. Cook Up a Good Book

Grades 1-3110. Terrific Taekwondo 210. Girls Gone Glitter 310. Passport to Fun 410. Monster's Inc. 510. Construction Chaos 610. Fun in the Sun 710. Curious Cooks 810. American Girl Dolls

Grades 1-3111. Talented Techies 211. PE Rocks 311. Super Heroes 411.Where in the World is Carmen

Sandiego? 511. Stack Attack 611. Games, Games, Games! 711. Welcome to Hollywood 811. Stars in Stage

Grades 2-4112. Mad About Science 212. American Girl Dolls 312. Continental Cultural Quest 412. Chocolate Celebration 512. Survivor 612. Wearable, Shareable and Edible

Art712. Wearable, Shareable and Edible Art 812. Bugs on Our Mind

Grades 2-4113. Messy Hands 213. Let's Build with Legos 313. Play Like a Champion 413. Cursive Creations 513. Craftopia 613. Wonders of the World 713. Amazing Race 813. Caution! Danger Ahead!

Grades 2-4114. Unconventional Buildings 214. Kind and Compassionate Kids 314. Gamers Compete! 414. Girl Power 514. Magical Mixtures and Crafts Too

Messy for Mom 614. Minute to Win It 714. Marvelous Math Magic 814. Rainbow Bright

Grades 3-6115. Globetrotters 215. Chocoholic Frolic 315. PIN-tastic! 415. Strategic Mind Games 515. Essential Skills for Extraordinary

Girls 615. Cupcake Wars 715. Pinterest Palooza 815. Amazing Artists

Grades 3-6116. Camp Build It! 216. Utlimate Road Trip 316. Weird and Wacky Scientists 416. Working with Wood 516. Cupcake Wars 616. DIY Your Heart Out 716. Camp Scrap It 816. Strategic Mind Games

Grades 3-6117. Amazing Crafts Created with String 217. News Crew - Lights, Camera,

Action!317. Recyclable Art Masterpieces to Love 417. Sportsmania 517. Platform 9 3/4 - All Aboard… 617. Ultimate Dodgeball 717. Emerging Writers Institute 817. PE Rocks

Grades 4-7118. Stained Glass Art 2015 218. Stained Glass Art 2015 318. Crafting R US 418. Duct Tape Mania 518. Mystery Maniacs 618. Extreme Science 718. Platform 9 3/4 - All Aboard… 818. May the Odds be Ever in Your

Favor

Grades 4-7119. Seriously Science 219. Forensic Science for Kids 319. Hunger Games to Mockingjay 419. Shutter Bug Photo Camp 519. Ultimate Dodgeball 619. Accessorize Me 719. Camp Improv! 819. Kids on the Stage

You must cancel camp by noon on the date noted below if you wish to receive a refund (less a $25 per camp administrative fee)

CANCELATION DATE June 8 June 15 June 22 June 29 July 6 July 13 July 20 July 27

Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015 SUPER HEROESCome join us for a fun week of crafts, books, and action figures featuring Batman, Spiderman, Captain America, Hulk and Superman. We will be highlighting a super hero a day. Fontenot/Cleveland311. June 29-July 2

SUPER SCIENCEExplore the wonderful world of science through hands-on investigations, crafts and experiments. We will journey through life, physical and earth science using our skills of observation and the scientific process to have all sorts of ooey, gooey fun! Oonk309. June 29-July 2

TALENTED TECHIESCome explore your inner techie during this project-based learning camp. We will use a variety of websites including Thinglink, Animoto, Comic Creator, and much more! Join us and learn some tips and tricks on the computer too! McCormick/Douglas111. June 15-19

TERRIFIC TAEKWONDO!Learn basic blocks, punches, kicks, anti-bullying, stranger danger, and self-defense from a Taekwondo Master. We will also have fun making crafts. Young/Fontenot110. June 15-19

UNDER THE SEAMermaids, whales, and fish, OH MY! Let’s explore life under the sea through nature, crafting projects, and hands on activities. Un-der the sea is the place to be! White/Pecina509. July 13-17

WELCOME TO HOLLYWOODHave you ever imagined yourself as a star in Hollywood? We are ready to make your dream come true this week! We will get glammed up in true Hollywood style, put together plays and even see what life is like as a rock star diva. Come enjoy the life in dazzling Hollywood! Morton/Koutney711. July 27-31

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?Carmen Sandiego has done it again! Somehow she stole the Mona Lisa from the Louvre! She’s on the run and we need your help! Travel around the world and help us catch her and finally put her away for good!!Kennaugh/Kennaugh411. July 6-10

WILD AND CRAZY KIDS IN THE KITCHENCome be a junior chef! We will make tasty treats and put together a cookbook so that you can make and enjoy them at home. Learn to make puppy chow and moose lips! Here’s cooking with you, kids! Vargesko/Barr109. June 15-19

AMAZING RACEGrab a friend or join alone and come spend the week competing in mental and physical challenges. We promise this to be a fun experience as we race to the finish line. Williams/Capehart713. July 27-31

AMERICAN GIRL DOLLSHave fun playing games, making crafts and jewelry, playing with dolls and learning about what life was like for many American girls. Each day we will feature American Girl books and a movie about Lanie, McKenna, Kanani, Kit, Molly, Julie, Isabelle, Grace or Saige! Young/Clifton212. June 22-26

BUGS ON OUR MINDCurious kids always like to play with bugs. Join us in a bug safari! We will catch and observe different types of bugs through magnifying glasses. We will also observe the life cycles of bugs. If you like making observations, creating fun crafts, and learning about bugs then this is the camp for you! Morrison/Fontnot812. Aug 3-7

CAUTION! DANGER AHEAD!Tornados, Hurricanes, Volcano’s and more! Jump into the world of natural disasters this summer. Discover the science behind these natural phenomena by building your own volcano, creating a tornado, and creating a flood and investigating the aftermath. If you are up for the adventure of a lifetime, then this is the camp for you! This camp is for thrill seekers only! Kennaugh813. Aug 3-7

CHOCOLATE CELEBRATIONIf you love chocolate (and who doesn’t) join us as we make, taste, bake, and create using chocolate. We will experience its deliciousness through candy, brownies, cookies, pastries, and cupcakes. In addition, we will have chocolate fun through other activities and games. Don’t miss out on our chocolate adventure! Waites/Duckworth412. July 6-10

CONTINENTAL CULTURAL QUESTHave you ever wanted to travel around the world? Come experience the culture, crafts, and life of China, Australia, Mexico or perhaps even India all from our home state of Texas. Engelbert/Barnes312. June 29-July 2

CRAFTOPIAIt’s all about the crafting here! Join us for a fun-filled week as we make 2-3 daily crafts. Keep them for yourself or give them away as gifts for friends and family members. Create jewelry to be worn, a sand art bottle, a fanciful pen, a nifty key chain and other decorative projects. Bachellor/Young513. July 13-17

CURSIVE CREATIONSPencil and paper move aside, we are learning cursive by touching, feeling, hearing, seeing and even tasting our way to learning cursive handwriting. This is going to be handwriting instruction like you’ve never seen before. Janasak/Holt413. July 6-10

GAMERS COMPETE!Do you have what it takes to compete against others kids in the Game of Life? Do you dream about being a contestant on a game show? Then this is the camp for you! Spend a week playing Monopoly, Clue, Family Feud, and many more types of games with your friends! Kids will be able to bring their own device to play with. Come join the fun! Kennaugh/Kennaugh 314. June 29-July 2

Refund PolicyRefunds will be granted less a $25 per camp administrative fee when requested by noon five business days prior to the start of camp. Cancellation dates are at the bottom of each column on the schedule page and on the front information page. Camp tuition can also be transferred to another camp for a camper during any of the remaining weeks. No exceptions, please.

Grades2-4

Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015 GIRL POWER!Calling all girls that LOVE to be creative and have fun! We’ll have a fashion show and create our own jewelry. We’ll also get to enjoy some awesome science experiments, make some delicious treats to eat, and paint beautiful artwork on canvases. We’ll have a blast doing all the things girls love to do! Dimoulakis/Rayburn414. July 6-10

KIND AND COMPASSIONATE KIDSCompassion counts! Campers have the opportunity to “Be the One” who makes a difference. With Rachel’s Challenge in mind, we will explore what being compassionate means through different perspectives, activities and discussions. We will brainstorm ways that we can show compassion for people in our families, community and country along with having a daily activity that can be donated to the local animal shelter, children’s hospital, nursing home, fire station or service men. Holt/Smith214. June 22-26

LET’S BUILD WITH LEGOSDoes your child love playing or building with Legos? Then this is the camp for them. They will have the opportunity to get their creative juices flowing using LEGO bricks. The sky is the limit! We will have times where we have to work together as a team and create an item with our imagination. We will make a craft using Legos and play some games. Through play, we will incorporate problem-solving, sharing, and listening to peers. Campers will use critical thinking and construction skills including mathematics, physics, and design.Dawson/Rowbotham213. June 22-26

MAD ABOUT SCIENCE!Are you absolutely mad about science? If so, join us for this hands-on science camp adventure. We will explore the world of science and create some of the most outrageous science experiments you’ve ever seen, including mad scientist slim, exploding ketchup, lava lamps and many other exciting creations. Join us on our adventure, and you will also find out how to shoot coke out of a bottle 20 feet into the air! Barnes/Greer112. June 15-19

MAGICAL MIXTURES AND CRAFTS TOO MESSY FOR MOMDo you like to experiment with mixtures or create crafts that make a mess?? This is the camp for you. We have it all from paper mache, tie-dye, and lava lamps to plaster molds and snow globes. Come join us for an amazing week of messy mixtures, crafts to take home and no mess for mom to clean up. Engelbert/O’Neill514. July 13-17

MARVELOUS MATH MAGICHave you ever performed math magic? Join us as we look at different “tricks” to do different operations in math. We will learn fun games to play at home and use some apps that you can download to help you become a math magician. Bring your smartphone, tablet, or mobile device if you have one in your bag of tricks! Holt/Jessie714. July 27-31

MESSY HANDSArt is awesome when it’s drippy, goopy and loads of fun! Make a creative mess and learn lots about art along the way. Everything about this camp is messy, gooey and slimy. We mix paint with spaghetti to create some interesting slimy results. Get dirty with gooey, sticky clay and even paint an octopus with our hands. If getting messy and getting your hands dirty is something you enjoy then this is the camp for you! You might even get to take some ooey gooey goo home with you! So don’t delay come register today! Note please wear clothing that you do not mind getting paint on or bring an apron. Also please plan to bring a white shirt to tye-dye! Dawson/Bentley113. June 15-19

MINUTE TO WIN ITCan you stack 36 cups in one minute? Do you have what it takes to knock a pyramid of cans down using only a rubber band? This is one camp you won’t want to miss! Compete against friends and the clock as you try to complete different challenges in only a minute! Kennaugh/Kennaugh614. July 20-24

PLAY LIKE A CHAMPIONWant to play like a CHAMPION and be a winner, then sign-up! We will play dodgeball, pacman, newcomb, and relay races. We’ll play soccer, basketball, volleyball, and flag football. Learn eye-hand coordination skills playing cup stacking, juggling scarves, jump rope, hula-hoops and more! Holl313. June 29-July 2

RAINBOW BRIGHTDo you LOVE the Rainbow Loom? Grab your loom and bands, then join the other Rainbow Loom lovers to create fun and fantastic bands. This camp is for you if you are NEW to Rainbow Loom or you’ve caught the fever and just love making fun bracelets, rings, necklace, key chains and more. We’ll also spend time at camp learning to tie-dye…join us for a Rainbow bright time! Campers need to bring their own rainbow loom and bands. (we’ll provide some bands) Platten 814. Aug 3-7

SURVIVORThere can only be one Survivor. If you like a challenge and can work with a team, this is the camp for you. Upon entering Survivor Camp, you will become a part of a tribe. Throughout the week, your tribe will compete in many physical and mental challenges. From relays to card building; puzzles to basketball shootouts, this camp promises to be the ultimate survivor experience. Capehart/Williams512. July 13-17

UNCONVENTIONAL BUILDINGSDo you like building skyscrapers? Well, we want to challenge you to building one with food. We will explore the ways buildings and skyscrapers are built. This camp will challenge you to build structures with different materials including food. You won’t want to miss out! Morrison/Currie114. June 15-19

WEARABLE, SHAREABLE & EDIBLE ARTCreate wearable, shareable and edible art as we create with Wonder--under, fabric, bracelets, scarves, shrinky-dinks, leather and decorate fun foods to share. Students will a paint t-shirt, apron or book bag (provided by parent), make winter scarves, stamp leather, make friendship bracelets, shrinky-dink jewelry, and decorate fun foods to eat. Note: Foods containing nuts and egg products will be used in this camp. Guest/Guest 612. July 20-24712. July 27-31

WONDERS OF THE WORLDNo passport is needed as we travel across the globe and throughout history learning about some of the most amazing places on earth! Use your geography skills to explore ancient and modern wonders of the world through daily crafts, games, and snacks. Whether making a model of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, creating an erupting volcano, or enjoying an edible Eiffel Tower cookie creation, you’re sure to be awed by this great adventure! Bachellor/Young613. July 20-24

Leave your lunch home on Fridays because every Friday of the summer is Pizza Friday!


AMAZING ARTISTSCome in and express your inner Picasso. We will be working with three types of paint and explore different paintings. Your child will bring home masterpieces that you’ll want to hang on the wall! White/Gotses815. Aug 3-7

AMAZING CRAFTS CREATED WITH STRINGWhat kinds of crafts can you make with string? Come and learn how to make yarn dolls, cross stitch patterns, string the Texas flag and so much more. All you need is a little patience and these activities could last you a lifetime. Engelbert/Barnes117. June 15-19

CAMP BUILD IT!What do an egg, gum drops, tooth picks and marshmallows have in common? These are all items that you will be given in Camp Build It to complete different engineering challenges. Between challenges we will work our brains to complete different Mind Missions that will have you thinking in ways that you never have before. Did I mention that we will warm up our creative juices by playing with Legos and K’Nex? Holt/Smith116. June 15-19

CAMP SCRAP IT!You’ve gathered some amazing memories this summer, don’t you want to remember them for years to come? Come to our camp and we will show you new techniques, how to use supplies, and create an album for you to remember this awesome summer! Salmeron/Moore716. July 27-31 CHOCOHOLIC FROLICImagine a whole week filled with chocolate! Become a world-class chocolatier as you make tasty treats, such as brownies, cookies, or cupcakes each day and enjoy chocolate related activities. The week ends with you designing and creating your own candy bar. Come enjoy chocolate, chocolate, and MORE chocolate. Waites/Duckworth215. June 22-26

CUPCAKE WARSHave you ever watched Cupcake Wars on the Food Network and wanted to create delicious treats just like them? Campers will be divided into teams and will compete to create cupcakes and displays around themes. Experience is not necessary, just a sweet tooth! 516. July 13-17 Holt/Stephans615. July 20-24 Holt/McCollough

DIY YOUR HEART OUTThis is the ultimate do-it-yourself camp. Have you ever seen something and thought to yourself, I could TOTALLY make that? Join us in making some of the popular pinned items from Pinterest. Your child will have a new project each day to bring home and DIY their hearts out! White/Pecina616. July 20-24

EMERGING WRITERS INSTITUTEThis creative writing camp will provide a supportive environment for students to write stories, poetry, essays and plays. Students will practice all genres and work to perfect one piece that will be shared at the end of the week in a final performance and/or reading. Every student will take home a personal portfolio of writings from the week. Juntunen717. July 27-31

ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR EXTRAORDINARY GIRLS!Do you like to do things for yourself? Do you like showing others what you can do? If so, then this camp is for you! We will show you how to use handy tools so you can build and make things out of wood. You will learn to cook some easy treats for your friends and family. Each girl will even make a pillow and sew on a button or embroider her initial. We will end the week with a “Spa Day” and practice doing our nails and applying make-up just for fun. Throughout the week we will make pictures of our fun so every girl can make a scrapbook to take home as a camp keepsake. Join us for an extraordinary week of fun! Mitchell/Fucilla515. July 13-17

GLOBETROTTERSFill your passport with stamps from around the world! Each day we will explore a different destination and all the fun, food, games, crafts, and entertainment each place has to offer. By the end of the week you may consider yourself a world traveler when you have a passport and scrapbook full of mementos from your favorite destinations. Waites/Thomasco115. June 15-19

NEWS CREW - LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!For those who have completed Grades 3-7. Join Allen ISD’s News Crew as we track down the biggest stories coming out of Summer Camp. Each morning you’ll interview campers, parents, staff and friends and each afternoon we’ll get you camera-ready to film a daily newscast. In between, you’ll be creating your own sets and commercials. Do you think you’ve got what it takes? Bentley/Farmer217. June 22-26

P.E. ROCKS!!Is PE the place you long to be? If you love dodge ball, Hunger Games and capture the flag, this is the camp for you! Sign up for this session and you will play all your favorites and more. Come get your game on at P.E. Rocks this summer! Holl817. Aug 3-7

PIN-TASTIC!Do you enjoy being creative? If you like arts and crafts then this is the camp for you! PIN-tastic is a fantastic way to let your creative side shine this summer. We will be creating a number of fun PINS during this upbeat camp. Rowden/Record315. June 29-July 2

PINTEREST PALOOZAThe magical world of Pinterest provides us with unlimited ideas of fun. Be a part of our camp as we bake, paint, craft, make jewelry, and play our way through the week. Each day we will make new projects to enjoy in class and take home. Come be part of our Pinterest party! Waites/Thomasco715. July 27-31

Register online atwww.allenisd.org/communityed

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3-6

Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015 PLATFORM 9 ¾: All ABOARD HOGWARTS EXPRESSJoin us for a magical week in the world of Harry Potter. After being sorted into houses, you will create your own wand, learn spells, duel with your friends, make potions, and play a Quidditch game or two. An adventure awaits you if you board the Hogwarts Express! Janasak/Marsh517. July 13-17

RECYCLABLE ART MASTERPIECES TO LOVEWait, don’t throw that in the trash! You can create beautiful and useful masterpieces with recyclable materials. We will take soda bottles, cartons, paper towel rolls, and many more items and recycle them into creative art pieces. Join us as we make art masterpieces and help the environment! Jessie317. June 29-July 2

SPORTSMANIACome join the PE camp that will keep you going. Do you like to work with teams? Do you like all types of sports (dodgeball, basketball, soccer, obstacle, team building games)? This is the camp or you. You will meet old and new friends during this camp. Why sit around? Sign up today, and let’s start our team challenges. Platten417. July 6-10

STRATEGIC MIND GAMESWho’s up for a challenge?? Strategic mind game will do just that! Come experience new games and try to outsmart your opponent(s). Here are just a few: Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride or stick with a great game of checkers or battleship. Meet some new friends and have a great time playing strategic games. 415. July 6-10 Engelbert/O’Neill816. Aug 3-7 Engelbert/Barnes

ULTIMATE DODGEBALLFor those who have completed Grades 3-7Avoid the summer heat and play the fierce indoor sport Ultimate Dodgeball! You will play in a tournament, play different types of dodgeball games and win prizes at the end of the week. This camp is not for the meek and mild, so practice being quick and agile and be ready for some fun throwing foamy balls! Come join us for Ultimate Dodgeball this summer! Chapman/Wheeler617. July 20-24

ULTIMATE ROAD TRIPSo many places, so little time. Come travel around the U.S. this week and experience exciting vacation spots such as the Grand Canyon, Yellow Stone National Park, and Ellis Island through crafts and activities while never leaving the state of Texas. Engelbert/Barnes216. June 22-26

WEIRD AND WACKY SCIENTISTSFrozen, fizzy, flubber and fun! This camp will give you a chance to learn about science through our interactive and hands-on science activities. Did I mention that you will get messy while doing it too? Holt/Morrison316. June 29-July 2

WORKING WITH WOODDo you like working with your hands? Then this is definitely the camp for you! Come join us in building some great stuff from wood. We will make several projects throughout the week using wood, nails, sandpaper, and paint. White/Gotses416. July 6-10

ACCESSORIZE MEAn outfit is never complete without the perfect accessories! Come be a part of this camp that makes making things fun. Whether “bling” is your thing or maybe it’s “understated elegance”…you will create an assortment of head to toe accessories that will be sure to please the biggest fashionista. Waites/Thomasco619. July 20-24

CAMP IMPROV!Improvisation is a spontaneous theatre style. Campers will have fun as they learn basic improv techniques through games and exercises. Improv teaches team work and listening, builds vocabulary and self confidence in a creative and supportive environment. Flynn719. July 27-31

CRAFTING R USDo you love to craft? Come have a fun filled week of crafting making all kinds of exciting, cool, neat stuff! From bracelets, headbands and decorating cans to confetti balloon bowls, flowers, pillows and bottles vases to decorate your room, you will definitely have a fantastic, fun week! Don’t miss out – JOIN US! Gossett/Bridges318. June 29-July 2Grades

4-7

Register online at www.allenisd.org Summer Camp Catalog 2015 DUCT TAPE MANIA!For those who have completed Grades 3-7. You can make almost anything out of duct tape these days! Using a variety of colored and patterned duct tape we will create amazing crafts for wearables, accessories, toys and tools. Crafters will enjoy this camp on so many levels, as it puts their skills as a crafter, a designer, and a creative individual to work. Campers are encouraged to bring their favorite duct tape and supplies and let their creativity run wild! Smith/ McCullough418. July 6-10

EXTREME SCIENCEGet EXTREME this summer with a week of exciting experiments! You can make a solar oven to cook a favorite dessert, shoot off a rocket, create bubbling lava lamps, and play with quicksand! What about making silly putty, slime and racing a pasta car you create all in the lab. Who knew science could be this much fun! Mitchell/Fucilla618. July 20-24

FORENSIC SCIENCE FOR KIDSDo you love solving mysteries? Are you interested in solving crimes? If so, come learn crime scene investigation skills and techniques! Throughout the week we will search for fingerprints, make our own tool mark impressions, and create our own fake bloody handprints. We will play mystery games and solve a mysterious crime scene! Early/Gomez219. June 22-26

HUNGER GAMES TO MOCKINGJAY – THE SAGA CONTINUESCome have fun with the Hunger Games saga. We will learn about the Districts, as well as create our own. We will learn survival skills, do fun movie skits, learn archery, experience a cornucopia and engage in our own actual Hunger Games. We will watch a little of the movie each day too. If you loved the Hunger Games books, then this is the camp for you! Chapman/Drawert319. June 29-July 2

KIDS ON STAGE!Campers will explore their imagination and use creative drama activities to bring stories to life. Each day campers will have fun creating characters, performing pantomime, and theatre games, as well as doing arts and crafts. Campers will perform their skits on Friday. Flynn 819. Aug 3-7

MAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVORExperience the Hunger Games first hand. Be a part of the reaping, opening ceremonies, training, and the adventure! Students will even have a chance to design their own arena. Clark/Kennaugh818. Aug 3-7

MYSTERY MANIACSMrs. Johnson’s poodle is missing! Mr. Davis can’t find his prized Babe Ruth baseball card! Things keep disappearing! Do you have what it takes to help solve these crimes? This week at camp we will solve crimes by dusting for fingerprints, comparing footprints, and much more. Sleuths only! Kennaugh/Kennaugh518. July 13-17

PLATFORM 9 ¾: All ABOARD HOGWARTS EXPRESSJoin us for a magical week in the world of Harry Potter. After being sorted into houses, you will create your own wand, learn spells, duel with your friends, make potions, and play a Quidditch game or two. An adventure awaits you if you board the Hogwarts Express! Janasak/Marsh718. July 27-31

SERIOUSLY SCIENCEDo you take science seriously? If so, join us for a week filled with science experiments and activities! We will learn about the scientific process and conduct various experiments. Some of our experiments will include soda rockets, bubble gum, marshmallows and baking soda bombs! Science is seriously FUN! Early /Gomez 119. June 15-19

SHUTTER BUG PHOTO CAMPThis photography camp is great for the budding photographer. We will learn the elements of composition, different styles of photography and practice, practice, practice! You will need a digital camera (point and shoot is fine) for the course. Our best shots will be published on our class blog. Juntunen419. July 6-10

STAINED GLASS ART 2015Learn the copper foil method of stained glass art as you cut, grind, and create a one of a kind stained glass project. You will learn the copper foil method for wrapping glass pieces and then solder the pieces together. Each project will be mounted in a wood frame for display. Students MUST have completed 4th grade to be in this class Note: An additional $20 supply fee will be charged for this class. This fee is to cover the cost of a wood frame, colored glass, copper foil, diamond grinder, safety glasses and lead solder that each student will use.118. June 15-19 Guest/Flemmer218. June 22-26 Guest/Flemmer

ULTIMATE DODGEBALLAvoid the summer heat and play the fierce indoor sport Ultimate Dodgeball! You will play in a tournament, play different types of dodgeball games and win prizes at the end of the week. This camp is not for the meek and mild, so practice being quick and agile and be ready for some fun throwing foamy balls! Chapman/Wheeler519. July13-17

New this summer! UT Dallas, in coopera-tion with Allen ISD, will be offering 2 weeks of coding camp. Camps will take place at Cheatham Elementary and will run from 9 am-2 pm daily. You’ll need to bring your lunch Monday –Thursday (pizza provided on Friday).

July 13-17 Level 2 for 6-8 graders Programming Using Alice & JavaScript

July 20-24 Level 1 for 3-5 graders Animation using Scratch

The school computer lab will be used -lap-tops are optional. The advance registration fee is $200. Register @ bit.ly/allenisd-utd . If you have questions email: [email protected]

Enjoyable Programming using Alice & JavaScript This camp is perfect for middle school stu-dents who have not done any programming so far. Alice tool uses drag and drop pro-gramming, which means there is no room for syntax errors! You can convert your idea to code quickly and see it in action! You can code 3D animations or games with ease. Alice comes with a powerful graphics library that minimizes coding effort.

After covering Alice for 3 days, we will move to JavaScript for the final 2 days. KhanAcad-emy-Javascript environment features a web-page with coding area and virtual canvass area for output. As you type the code, output appears/changes. This friendly environment comes with a powerful graph-ics library that minimizes coding effort

Animations Using Scratch MIT Scratch is a GUI based programming en-vironment. While it has a friendly interface that appeals to young children, it has tons of functionality! You can do 2D animations of objects, create cool drawings, make a character sing a tune, develop an interac-tive game (control it with various inputs including voice!) and even narrate a story with images! Scratch uses drag-and-drop programming which means no syntax errors – program is always ready to run! It enables the young learners to focus on the logic in-stead. This camp is for beginners – no prior experience is required.

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Register online for for Allen Eagle Sports Camps only at www.allenisd.org/sportscamps or call 972-727-0437 from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm for more information.

All Eagle Sports Camps are operated by the Allen ISD Athletics Department.

REGISTRATION NOTICE

Eagle Sports Camps are run separately from Allen ISD Community Education Summer Camps. Contact the Athletics Department or visit www.allenisd.org/sportscamps for more in-formation on these sports camps.

ALLEN EAGLES SPORT CAMPS SCHEDULE

Camps for Boys and Girls (as of Fall 2015)

110. Tennis June 15-18 (Monday - Thursday)Grades 3-9, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: $70Location: Eagles Landing Tennis Center

112. TrackJune 27-30 (Monday - Thursday)

Grades 3-8, 8:30-10:30 a.m.Fee: $35

Location: Track Stadium

101. SoftballJune 22-25 (Monday - Thursday)Grades 3-9, 8:30 -11:30 a.m.Fee: $70Location: AHS Softball Fields 102. Girls BasketballJune 8-11(Monday - Thursday)Section 1: Grades 3-6, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Section 2: Grades 7-9, 1-4 p.m.Fee: $70Location: Both Gyms, AHS 103. Girls Soccer June 8-11 (Monday - Thursday)Grades 3-9, 1- 4 p.m.Fee: $70Location: Athletic Facility

Camps for Girls in Grades 3-9 (as of Fall 2015)

105. BaseballJune 15-18 (Monday - Thursday)

Grades 3-9, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: $70

Location: AHS Baseball Field

Camps for Boys in Grades 3-9 (as of Fall 2015)

104. Volleyball

Morning session: 8:30 -11:30 a.m.Grades 3-6: Both gyms, Ereckson MS

Afternoon session:1 - 4 p.m.Grades 7-8 Both gyms, Ereckson MS

June 15-18 (Monday - Thursday)Fee: $70

114. Freshman Volleyball (2015 gr. 9)July 27-30 (Monday-Thursday)8:30-11:30 a.m. .Fee: $70Location: Both gyms, AHS

111. Cross CountryJune 8-11 (Monday - Thursday)Grades 3-9, 7:30-9:30 a.m.Fee: $35Location: Track Stadium

113. GolfJune 22-25 (Monday - Thursday)

Grades 3-9, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: $70

Location: Watters CreekENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 40. EQUIPMENT NOT PROVIDED.

Students need a 5- or 7-iron, driver or fairway wood and putter.

109. Boy’s SoccerJune 22-25 (Monday - Thursday)

Grades 3-9, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: $70

Location: Eagle Stadium

108. Freshman Football (2015 gr. 9)Aug. 3-6 (Monday - Thursday)

6 - 9 p.m.Fee: $35


107. Boy’s BasketballJuly 6-9 (Monday - Thursday)

Section 1: Grades 3-6, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Section 2: Grades 7-9, 1-4 p.m.

Fee: $70Location: Both gyms, AHS

106. FootballJune 8-11 (Monday - Thursday)

Grades 3-8, 8:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: $70



REGISTRATION INFORMATIONAllen ISD Community Education uses a web-based registration process. Parents should complete

the account setup process and add each student in order to register a student for an event, camp or class. Parents interested in registering for 2015 Summer Camps are encouraged to complete

the account set up process prior to opening day of registration. We will use the same web-based registration process as last year. If you created an account for previous Community

Education (or Kids Club) events, use that account. You’d be wise to log in ahead of registra-tion to make sure your information is correct and that you know your password. If you’re new to Community Ed, you should complete the account setup process and add each

student in order to register for an event. You are encouraged to complete the account set up process prior to the start of registration in case you run into any technical issues. 1. Go to www.allenisd.org, click on departments, then click on Community Education.

On the Community Education homepage, click on the link at the center of the page.2. If you already set up an account to purchase other Community Education events – use this

account login information. Make sure you have listed/registered all your family members. 3. If your children attend Allen ISD Kids Club, use your account login that you have set up with them to view

and purchase Community Education products. 4. If it’s your first time visiting our site, click on the link noted in point 1 and follow the directions for first-time

visitors to the site and signup/create an account.5. The “shopper” is the parent.6. Once you’ve created an account, you will need to add family members (your children)

that will be registering for camps. With this software you register each camper in the various camps. For each specific camp, each child can only be registered once (in other words you can’t buy multiple quantities of the camp – for your child and his friends)

7. If you’ve forgotten your password please call or email 972-727-0502 or [email protected] to reset it.

Bring a Friend

To Camp This

Summer!

Allen Independent School District Community Education612 East Bethany Drive • P.O. Box 13 • Allen, Texas 75013972-727-0502 • http://www.allenisd.org/communityed

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