THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2016 Summer Options WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2016 SUMMER OPTIONS The Wellington...

THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2016 SUMMER OPTIONS

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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL2016 Summer Options

3650 Reed Rd. Columbus, OH 43220 | www.wellington.org | 614-324-8882

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June 6-August 12, 2016 | Preschool - High School

http://www.wellington.org/summer

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The Wellington Summer Options program helps your child to create lasting memories while learning new skills, developing emerging interests, and having fun. Wellington Summer Options provides a relaxed atmosphere with caring, creative teachers who create the perfect environment for exploration. Choose from full-day and half-day options. Come for one week, one class, or the entire summer. Design a schedule that best suits your family.

Our program offers many new classes this year. Hands-on projects that integrate scientific skills with practical application promote passionate learners. Little Medical School of Columbus is joining us for every grade level! Circus Camp will challenge students mentally and physically while having fun. A variety of classes for girls only will provide an opportunity for middle school girls to be immersed in technology and engineering, to gain empowerment and leadership skills, and to personalize their yoga experience.

Many popular classes are returning this summer such as Aviation Camp, Fencing, Tennis, Builders, and a variety of “green” classes. It’s all part of a Wellington summer experience! You’ll find programs that will instill curiosity, fun, and the love of learning in your children.

Here are some examples of how to schedule one-week programs:

Early Childhood Explorations: Thematic preschool and kindergarten classes are available morning and/or afternoon.Grade 1: Horseback Riding or Jr. Scientist at 9 am and Spanish at 12:30 pmGrade 4: Robotics all day or Builders at 9 am and Stock Market Literacy at 12:30 pmGrade 7: Week at the Circus at 9 am and Shakespeare’s Witches or Young Entrepreneurs at 12:30 pmGrade 8: Aviation Camp at 12:30 pm or Techie Camp: 3D Printing all day

Please read “What You Need to Know” for information about lunches, extended day, and how to register.

Please visit www.wellington.org/summer to register. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

Welcome to Wellington Summer Options


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Registration: Register according to the grade your student will be entering in the fall. Register online and pay by credit card at www.wellington.org/summer. Please read the catalog for details you may miss during the online registration process. If you prefer, you may complete a hard copy registration and send it to us with your check. Please make your check payable to Wellington Summer Options. If your contact information should change, please notify us immediately or go online and edit your information. Remember, many classes fill quickly, so register early.*

*If you registered online previously, please use your login. If you don’t know it, contact the Options Office at 614-324-8882.

Confirmation: After registering online, a confirmation will be sent to your e-mail. All mailed registrations will be confirmed by e-mail if we receive a valid e-mail address.

Late Fees: $25/student/class for late payment or registering after payment deadlines:Week 1 – May 22 Week 6 – June 26Week 2 – May 29 Week 7 – July 3Week 3 – June 5 Week 8 – July 10Week 4 – June 12 Week 9 – July 17Week 5 – June 19 Week 10 – July 24

Refunds/Withdrawals: A student withdrawing more than two weeks before the beginning of a class will receive a full refund minus a $25 per course processing fee. No refunds will be made after the payment deadline (see above) or for disciplinary dismissal. Full refunds will be made if we need to cancel a class. You may go online to withdraw from a

class. This money will show as a credit to your account with which you may register for other classes. If you want a refund, please contact the Options Office at 614-324-8882.

School Lunches: Campers will meet in the dining room for supervised lunch from noon to12:30 p.m. You may purchase a lunch for $25/week. Lunches will consist of kid-friendly food such as pizza, hot dogs, chicken tenders, and mac and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches will be available daily. Milk and dessert or fruit are included. There will be no lunch available for field trip classes or during the last two weeks. If you want a school lunch, please check the box. Lunches will be available only to those who sign up at least a week in advance.

Courses for Credit: Wellington offers students a chance to earn credit in the summer for courses that are part of the regular school curriculum. These courses are for students ready for the challenge of intensive learning. Successful completion of a summer course will earn full credit at Wellington. Students from other schools are advised to check with their school concerning transfer of credit before registering for these courses. Historically, other schools have accepted our credits. Early Childhood Experiences: Please send a change of clothing with your child in case of “accidents.”

Extended Day: Before and after care are available to Summer Options participants from 7:30 until 9 a.m. and from 3:30 until 6 p.m. A parent or caregiver must accompany the child into before care and out of after care. Please mark the appropriate choice when you register. You may pay online or the first day of each week. Fee structure: $25/week for mornings only;

What you need to know$50/week for afternoons only. Late pick-up charges: $15 each 15 minutes or portion thereof after 6 p.m. Students whose parents or caregivers are consistently late may be dismissed from the program.

Dismissal: Students who are not participating in the Extended Day program MUST be picked up at 3:30 p.m. or they will be sent to Extended Day where a late fee will be assessed (see Extended Day).

Medication: If your child must take medication while here, please complete an Administration of Medication form. They are available from the Options Office or you may download one from www.wellington.org/summer. You and your doctor must complete and sign this form before Options personnel can dispense medication to your child. Please provide an adequate supply of your child’s medication in a labeled container, including dosage instructions and the doctor’s name. If medication is not picked up within 30 days of the last administered dose, it will be discarded.

Teaching Staff: If an unexpected change in faculty becomes necessary, students will not be notified prior to the beginning of the program. Be assured that the replacement instructor will reflect Wellington’s high standards.

Photographs: We take photographs to use for Wellington Summer Options promotions, future catalogs, and our web site. We also regularly garner news coverage for our programs. Please be sure to let us know if you do not want your child to be photographed.

Directions: The Wellington School is easily accessible from Route 315. We are located at the corner of Fishinger and Reed Roads in Upper Arlington. Please enter from the Reed Road entrance and proceed to Visitor Parking.

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Schedule at a Glance:

JUNE 6-10 JUNE 13-17 JUNE 20-24 JUNE 27-JULY 1 JULY 5-8 (4 days) JULY 11-15 JULY 18-22 JULY 25-29 AUGUST 1-5 AUGUST 8-12

Full Day Horseback Riding (1-6)Techie Camp: Scratch My Head (3-5)

Techie Camp: 3D Programming (6-8) Engineering & Technology for Girls (6-8)

Techie Camp: 3D Printing (6-8) LEGO®: World Festivals & Celebrations (1-4)

Techie Camp: Robotics (6-8)Horseback Riding (1-6)

Techie Camp: Robotics (3-5) Coed Basketball (2-8)

Chess Camp (4-8)Medical School (6-8)

Horseback Riding (1-6)Day Trekkers: Adventure Columbus (5-8)

AM(9-noon)

Little Medical School (Prek-K)Bodacious Bugs (1-4) Aerial Arts (1-4) Creative Builders (3-5) LEGO®: Extreme Expedition (5-8) Play in a Week (6-8)

Locker Soccer (3-4 yrs) 9-10 a.m. Backyard Explorers (Prek-K)Locker Socker (K-3) My Doll, Tea, & Me (1-4) Can You Dig It? (3-5)Week at the Circus (4-8)ROXstars (6-8)P.E. for Credit (9-12)

Science Extravaganza (Prek-K)Garden Crafters (1-3)Classic Magic (1-4)Becoming an Author (2-4) Melodica Orchestra (3-5)Karate-do/Tai Chi (4-8)Musical Theatre (5-8)

Art Rocks! (Prek-K)LEGO®: Animal Grossology (1-3) Autour du Monde Français (1-4) Socially Connected (3-5) Fairytales on Trial (4-6) Becoming an Actor (5-8) Newspaper Writing (5-8)

Once Upon a Fairytale (Prek-K)National Treasure Clue Hunt (4-6) Math Masterminds (6-8)

A Week of Authors (Prek-K)Jr. Scientist (1-3) Coed Soccer (2-6)Welcome to Hogwarts (4-6) Who Dunnit (4-6) Socially Connected (5-8) Fencing (5-8)

Let’s Get Messy (Prek-K)Little Medical School (1-2) Sew Fun! (2-4) Garden Crafters (3-5) Street Magic (5-8) Yoga for Girls (5-8) Speed Reading Plus (7-12)

Construction Zone (Prek-K)Amazing Adventures (1-4) Tennis Camp (1-8) Being Green is Fun! (3-5) Algebra Fun (4-6) Art of Ancient Cultures (5-8) Managing Math (6-8)

LEGO®: Amazing Animals (Prek-K)Go for the Gold (1-4) Space Cadet (4-8)

PM(12:30-3:30)

Puppetry (Prek-K)Messy Mixtures (1-4) Storybook Theatre (1-4) Stock Market Literacy (3-5) Sports Stats (5-8) Aerial Arts (5-8)

Folktales & Fables (Prek-K) Week at the Circus (1-3)Modern Manners for Girls (1-4)Adventures with Graphic Novels (3-5)Hot Rods (3-5)Shakespeare’s Fairies, Witches, & Ghosts (4-8)Young Entrepreneurs (6-8)

Li’l Gardeners (Prek-K)Math Fun (1-3) Karate-do/Tai Chi (1-3)Super Sleuths (3-5)Origami World (4-6)Cooking Around the World (5-8)Guitar for Beginners (5-8)

Dress-Up Trunk Theatre (Prek-K)Cooking Around the World (1-4)Becoming an Actor (1-4)Invention Creations (3-5)LEGO®: Minecraft (4-6)What’s That Din? (4-8)Aviation Camp (6-8)

Jr. Scientist (Prek-K)Get Creative! (4-6)Super Sleuths (6-8)

Superheroes (Prek-K) Spanish Around the World (1-4)Glee Club (2-4)Fencing (2-4)Costume Magic (5-8)The Great Cookie Bake-Off (5-8)

All Things Seuss (Prek-K)Chess for Beginners (1-3)Yoga for Kids (1-4)Coed Basketball (2-8)Little Medical School (3-5)Sew Fun! (5-8)Stage Combat (5-8)

Dinosaur Discovery (Prek-K)Invincible Superheroes (1-3)Recipes for Math (2-4) Art of Ancient Cultures (3-5)Fitness Quest (4-6)Glee Club (5-8)Stilt Dance & Fundamentals (5-8)

Storybook Theatre (Prek-K)Math Mania (1-4)Builders’ Challenge (4-8)

Lunch (12-12:30)


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For High School Only:CLASS GRADE DATE TIMEPhysical Education (9-12) June 13-July 1 9 a.m.-noon Speed Reading Plus (7-12) July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon

Schedule at a Glance:

Register according to the grade your child will enter in the fall.

Register online at www.wellington.org/summer.

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JUNE 6-10 JUNE 13-17 JUNE 20-24 JUNE 27-JULY 1 JULY 5-8 (4 days) JULY 11-15 JULY 18-22 JULY 25-29 AUGUST 1-5 AUGUST 8-12

Full Day Horseback Riding (1-6)Techie Camp: Scratch My Head (3-5)

Techie Camp: 3D Programming (6-8) Engineering & Technology for Girls (6-8)

Techie Camp: 3D Printing (6-8) LEGO®: World Festivals & Celebrations (1-4)

Techie Camp: Robotics (6-8)Horseback Riding (1-6)

Techie Camp: Robotics (3-5) Coed Basketball (2-8)

Chess Camp (4-8)Medical School (6-8)

Horseback Riding (1-6)Day Trekkers: Adventure Columbus (5-8)

AM(9-noon)

Little Medical School (Prek-K)Bodacious Bugs (1-4) Aerial Arts (1-4) Creative Builders (3-5) LEGO®: Extreme Expedition (5-8) Play in a Week (6-8)

Locker Soccer (3-4 yrs) 9-10 a.m. Backyard Explorers (Prek-K)Locker Socker (K-3) My Doll, Tea, & Me (1-4) Can You Dig It? (3-5)Week at the Circus (4-8)ROXstars (6-8)P.E. for Credit (9-12)

Science Extravaganza (Prek-K)Garden Crafters (1-3)Classic Magic (1-4)Becoming an Author (2-4) Melodica Orchestra (3-5)Karate-do/Tai Chi (4-8)Musical Theatre (5-8)

Art Rocks! (Prek-K)LEGO®: Animal Grossology (1-3) Autour du Monde Français (1-4) Socially Connected (3-5) Fairytales on Trial (4-6) Becoming an Actor (5-8) Newspaper Writing (5-8)

Once Upon a Fairytale (Prek-K)National Treasure Clue Hunt (4-6) Math Masterminds (6-8)

A Week of Authors (Prek-K)Jr. Scientist (1-3) Coed Soccer (2-6)Welcome to Hogwarts (4-6) Who Dunnit (4-6) Socially Connected (5-8) Fencing (5-8)

Let’s Get Messy (Prek-K)Little Medical School (1-2) Sew Fun! (2-4) Garden Crafters (3-5) Street Magic (5-8) Yoga for Girls (5-8) Speed Reading Plus (7-12)

Construction Zone (Prek-K)Amazing Adventures (1-4) Tennis Camp (1-8) Being Green is Fun! (3-5) Algebra Fun (4-6) Art of Ancient Cultures (5-8) Managing Math (6-8)

LEGO®: Amazing Animals (Prek-K)Go for the Gold (1-4) Space Cadet (4-8)

PM(12:30-3:30)

Puppetry (Prek-K)Messy Mixtures (1-4) Storybook Theatre (1-4) Stock Market Literacy (3-5) Sports Stats (5-8) Aerial Arts (5-8)

Folktales & Fables (Prek-K) Week at the Circus (1-3)Modern Manners for Girls (1-4)Adventures with Graphic Novels (3-5)Hot Rods (3-5)Shakespeare’s Fairies, Witches, & Ghosts (4-8)Young Entrepreneurs (6-8)

Li’l Gardeners (Prek-K)Math Fun (1-3) Karate-do/Tai Chi (1-3)Super Sleuths (3-5)Origami World (4-6)Cooking Around the World (5-8)Guitar for Beginners (5-8)

Dress-Up Trunk Theatre (Prek-K)Cooking Around the World (1-4)Becoming an Actor (1-4)Invention Creations (3-5)LEGO®: Minecraft (4-6)What’s That Din? (4-8)Aviation Camp (6-8)

Jr. Scientist (Prek-K)Get Creative! (4-6)Super Sleuths (6-8)

Superheroes (Prek-K) Spanish Around the World (1-4)Glee Club (2-4)Fencing (2-4)Costume Magic (5-8)The Great Cookie Bake-Off (5-8)

All Things Seuss (Prek-K)Chess for Beginners (1-3)Yoga for Kids (1-4)Coed Basketball (2-8)Little Medical School (3-5)Sew Fun! (5-8)Stage Combat (5-8)

Dinosaur Discovery (Prek-K)Invincible Superheroes (1-3)Recipes for Math (2-4) Art of Ancient Cultures (3-5)Fitness Quest (4-6)Glee Club (5-8)Stilt Dance & Fundamentals (5-8)

Storybook Theatre (Prek-K)Math Mania (1-4)Builders’ Challenge (4-8)

Lunch (12-12:30)

www.wellington.org/summer

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Early Childhood Explorations

Ages 4-5 9 a.m.-noon and 12:30-3:30 p.m.Fee: $140/half-day for most classes (week of July 5: $125)

Come for a week of arts and crafts, music and games, stories and friends. Informal and fun, this theme-based program connects creative activities with language arts, communication, and socialization skills. Daily snacks are provided.

MORNING PROGRAMS

June 6: Little Medical School Option #701Have fun learning about the exciting and inspiring world of medicine! Using interactive demonstrations, crafts, and games, you will learn how the body and organs work, how to use instruments that real doctors use, and even tie knots like a real surgeon. Take home a stethoscope that really works and receive a diploma as a graduate of Little Medical School on your last day of medical school. Instructor: Little Medical School of Columbus June 13: Backyard Explorers Option #702Discover the fascinating world of plants and animals that live all around us. Join your friends for stories, puppets, games, crafts, and lots of outdoor exploration. Study the artist Andy Goldsworthy who creates outdoor works of art using

only natural materials – and then create your own nature masterpieces! Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide June 20: Science Extravaganza Option #703Love science? Want to become a scientist for a week? Join us for a Science extravaganza! Experiment with different recipes and formulas to create some crazy chemical concoctions and get your hands just a little bit dirty. Instructor: Justine Smith, Wellington lower school learning guide

June 27: Art Rocks! Option #704Come explore the world of art! Let your imagination run wild as you learn about different artists and types of art. Create a new masterpiece each day using unique techniques and materials. Try out a variety of different art forms and make items you can wear and art you can hang on your wall at home. Instructor: Justine Smith, Wellington lower school learning guide

July 5: Once Upon a Fairytale Option #705Come explore the fairytales that you know and love. You may even experience some twists and turns you never expected! Create your own fairytales, bring them to life, and discover similarities and differences in the stories. Instructor: Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher

July 11: A Week of Authors Option #706Spend the week enjoying Ruth Krauss, Margaret Wise Brown, Kevin Henkes, Eric Carle, and Laura Nemeroff. Compare and contrast the authors and decide what makes their books so wonderful! Create art and writings that complement the books we love. Instructor: Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower school learning guide

July 18: Let’s Get Messy Option #707 Did you know that learning can be messy? Use finger paints, watercolors, and fizzing paint to make art after reading Peter Reynolds’ “Ish” and “Dot.” Explore the different qualities of a mixtures including Ooblek, homemade playdough made with a variety of different ingredients, and goop. Learn to use detailed and descriptive language and your senses to talk about what you made. Get messy with cooking! Make potions and concoctions to drink and use your senses to describe them. Instructor: Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower school learning guide

July 25: Construction Zone Option #708Spend the week as a designer, architect, engineer, and builder! Work through the design process to create the strongest and most stable structure possible using recycled materials, cardboard, Lego, and wooden blocks. Instructor: Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower school learning guide

August 1: LEGO®: Amazing Animals Option #709It’s a zoo in here! Use Legos to build snakes, insects, mammals, and more. Learn interesting facts about the models you build, from the chameleon that changes colors to the seal that waddles across the table. Celebrate the many wonders of the animal kingdom! There will also be plenty of time for free play when you can construct your own pieces! Instructor: from Bricks4Kidz


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AFTERNOON PROGRAMS

June 6: Puppetry Option #710Explore the dramatic use of puppetry using sock puppets, hand puppets, stick puppets, and marionettes. Design and build your own, unique puppets. Create characters, write a script, and perform an original puppet show on the last day of class. Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher

June 13: Folktales & Fables Option #711Join your friends on a journey into folktales and fables! Read stories such as “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” and the “Lion and the Mouse,” y and then become the characters as you create props and backdrops to dramatize the classics.. Join in activities and make crafts inspired by the folktales and fables. Bring your imagination! Instructor: Holly Farley, Wellington Aftercare staff member

June 20: Li’l Gardeners Option #712Join your friends for a hands-on introduction to the fun of planting and harvesting. Experience nature up close as you explore the garden, dig for worms, and make crafts. Instructor: Laurie Barker, middle school teacher

June 27: Dress-Up Trunk Theatre Option #713Dive into the Dress-Up Trunk and choose a costume or prop! Develop a character from your selection and collaborate with your classmates to create a whole new character and a play each day. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actress and theatre instructor with Columbus Children’s Theatre

July 5: Junior Scientist Option #714Put on your lab coat and come experiment! Make crazy concoctions, create exploding glitter, and make goopy gak as you learn to be a junior scientist! Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher July 11: Superheroes Option #715Bam! Pow! Zoom! Brave, mighty, intelligent, and strong to the rescue! Do you have what it takes to be a superhero and make a stand for what is right? Take on the role of superhero as you explore and create your own mythic stories. Instructor: Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher

July 18: All Things Seuss Option #716Amazing Seuss adventures await with themed activities and crafts, such as making your own speck and elephant ears like Horton from “Horton Hears a Who” and planting your own flower inspired by “Daisy Head Maisy.” “Oh the Places You’ll Go” with a parachute! Each day brings a new Dr. Seuss adventure culminating in a party on the last day to accompany the book “Happy Birthday to You!” Instructor: Holly Farley, Wellington Aftercare staff member

July 25: Dinosaur Discovery Option #717Take an adventure back to the Jurassic Era where you will learn about dinosaurs that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Uncover fascinating facts, build a dinosaur replica, and develop paleontological skills while on an archeological dig. Become a paleontologist faster than ornithomimids running from T-Rex! Instructor: staff of Little Scholars

August 1: Storybook Theatre Option #718Use your imagination, voice, and body to bring a story to life. After reading a story and exploring the characters and location, develop a play based on the story. Create your own costumes and props to bring the story from the page to the stage! Present your favorite stories to your family on the final day of class. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and instructor at Columbus Children’s Theatre

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Adventures with Graphic Novels Option #719Comic books and graphic novels use illustrations and words to tell a story. Delve into a variety of fiction and nonfiction comics and graphic novels, then try creating your own! Learn how to come up with good story ideas, develop the plot and characters, and create dialogue, storyboards, and illustrations. Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide Grades 3-5 Fee: $130 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Aerial Arts Ever dream of being an acrobat in the circus? Hang suspended on aerial rings and silks while flowing through poses that test strength, flexibility, and grace. Lessons start at ground level and safely build up as you build confidence. Instructor: staff of Gym Skills Grades 1-4 Grades 5-8 June 6-10 June 6-10 9 a.m.-noon 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $135 Fee: $135 Option #720 Option #721

Algebra Fun Option #722Explore algebraic concepts through exciting games and good times! Walk a life-size grid as you learn how to coordinate points, investigate area and perimeter with Cheezits and drawings, race to the board to solve equations, and so much more! Instructor: Alisha Sleeper, math and science teacher Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Amazing Adventures Option #723Join us for an amazing journey! Fill your days with paper airplanes, pirates, secret codes, and many more exciting activities. Don’t miss out on your daily challenges! Have an unforgettable time as you sharpen your reasoning skills, increase your processing speed, and broaden your creative mind! Instructor: staff of Little Scholars Grades 1-4 Fee: $150 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Art of Ancient Cultures (3-5) Option #724Take a journey back in time to the ancient cultures of Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Activities include creating pocket books and 3-D paper projects to introduce historical concepts in fun, dynamic, and creative ways. Instructor: Laurie Baker, middle school teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $140 July 25-29 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Art of Ancient Cultures (5-8) Option #725Take a journey back in time to the ancient cultures of Egypt, Greece, and Rome through creative, engaging projects! Learn about mummies, hieroglyphics, Greek Olympics, Caesar, and the Coliseum. Instructor: Laurie Baker, middle school teacher Grades 5-8 Fee: $140 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Autour du Monde Français Option #726Journey around the world without ever leaving Columbus! This immersion-style class (hands-on and taught exclusively in French) will take you to France, Sénégal, Switzerland, and other French-speaking countries where you will eat authentic foods, bask in the sun on far-away beaches, and discover famous monuments. Learn and use basic vocabulary as you “visit” a new location each day. Instructor: Patty Hans, Wellington lower school French teacher Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 June 27-July 1 9 a.m.-noon Aviation Camp Option #727Do you look up into the sky when something flies overhead? Do you get excited when you go to an airport? If so, then learn about the exciting elements of the aviation industry! Discover how airplanes fly, airports operate, air traffic control works, and

the various careers that may take you into the sky someday! Spend two days at The Ohio State University Airport where you’ll have the opportunity to be on the airfield, learn to ‘pre-flight’ an airplane, and fly a full motion simulator! Instructor: The Ohio State University aviation professional Grades 6-8 Fee: $140 June 27-July 1 12:30-3:30 p.m. Becoming an Actor Theatre games help actors develop confidence and improve improvisation skills. Play games that incorporate teamwork, mystery, focus, and energy. Bring imagination and a sense of humor and engage in activities such as passing an invisible ball around a room without letting it drop. Instructor: Kelli Russell, instructor of performing and creative arts Grades 1-4 Grades 5-8 June 27-July 1 June 27-July 1 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $130 Fee: $130 Option #728 Option #729

Become an Author Option #730Love to read and write? Want to learn how to write like a published author? Explore a variety of authors and book genres. Discover and experiment with a variety of writing styles. Bring your favorite books to class! Instructor: Yolanda Johnson, Wellington lower school teacher Grades 2-4 Fee: $130 June 20-24 9 a.m.-noon

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Being Green is Fun! Option #731Learn simple things kids can do to help the earth. Make terrariums, recycled art, birdhouses, games, musical instruments, and much more. “Reduce, reuse, and recycle” - helping Mother Nature fight against pollution is fun! Instructor: Jennifer Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Grades 3-5 Fee: $135 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Bodacious Bugs Option #732Large or small. Green or silver. Six legs or 100. Dive into the wonderful world of bugs. Learn about different types of bugs, how they defend themselves, where they live, what they eat, and why they are so helpful to our earth. If anyone has entomophobia, by the end of the week you will learn why these bodacious bugs should be loved, not feared. Instructor: Jennifer Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 June 6-10 9 a.m.-noon

Builders’ Challenge Option #733Do you have what it takes to work in teams and solve problems? Each day you’ll receive a design challenge for which your team must come up with a solution. Compete with the other teams to see who can make a rocket shoot the highest, fling a marble the farthest, and create the largest geodesic dome. Instructor: Jennifer Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Grades 4-8 Fee: $130 August 1-5 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Can You Dig It? Option #734Explore the world of dinosaurs, fossils, and cavemen. Experience a real dig, examine fossils, and journey into a forgotten world. Embark on a trip down the timeline of earth’s history to discover unique creatures, amazing habitats, and incredible stories. Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $135 June 13-17 9 a.m.-noon

Chess Camp Option #735Spend a week immersed in chess, becoming a stronger player, and understanding the finer concepts of the game. Designed for students playing or ready to begin playing in tournaments, this camp combines lessons with activities that are fun and educational. Study opening theory, tactical and positional aspects of the middle game, and endgame theory. If you are not sure this camp is right for you, please call. Instructor: Kyle Jones, Wellington chess coach and USCF Candidate Master Grades 4-8 Fee: $235 July 25-29 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Chess for Beginners Option #736If you want to learn to play chess or just want a place to practice basic skills, this is the class for you! Learn how to move the pieces as well as beginning chess strategy and chess etiquette. This is a great class for students who aren’t ready for competitive chess. Instructor: Kyle Jones, Wellington chess coach and USCF Candidate Master Grades 1-3 Fee: $130 July 18-22 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Classic Magic Option #737Learning to perform magic presents a challenge to even the most experienced magicians, but Carroll Baker will make learning magic easy by taking you behind the scenes. Learn classic close up and stand up magic effects including the 4000 year-old trick known as Cups & Balls that will impress your friends and family. Take home your magic implements and start your own show! Come prepared to learn the coolest, most visual magic tricks ever! Magic supplies included. Instructor: Carroll Baker, popular Columbus magician and the Peoples choice award winner for the Society of American Magicians “Magician of the Year” contest Grades 1-4 Fee: $150 June 20-24 9 a.m.-noon

Cooking Around the World Come on a wonderful, whirlwind wander around the world. Learn about kitchen safety as you prepare foods from different countries. Visit a different country each day by making and tasting popular foods, listening to music, and discussing culture. Please inform us of any food restrictions. Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide Grades 1-4 Grades 5-8 June 27-July 1 June 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m. 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $145 Fee: $145 Option #738 Option #739

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Costume Magic Option #740Have you ever wondered how a costumer decides how to dress your favorite pirate, witch, or wizard? Learn how to research and design a costume for characters from plays and movies. Create a character of your own and design his or her costume. Do you want to be a space cowboy? A demon hunter? A dancer? Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and theatre instructor for Columbus Children’s Theatre Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 July 11-15 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Creative Builders Option #741Design, build, and create! Build fantastic, whimsical structures that defy logic. Design a structure that can be balanced on a ball, survive hurricane force winds, and even be turned into a bridge. You will design and test catapults, pulleys, levers, and perhaps even invent a new device! The possibilities are limitless when you combine critical thinking and imagination! Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $135 June 6-10 9 a.m.-noon

Day Trekkers: Adventure Columbus Option #742It’s time for Adventure Columbus! Explore the best of our city and discover its hidden gems. Experience it all - from visiting a local farm, to exploring local trails and waterways, and admiring beautiful topiary and rose gardens. Sample local flavors at the North Market and experience the art and architecture of the downtown districts. Day Trekkers should come prepared for anything! Wear comfy tennis shoes and bring a water bottle! Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 5-8 Fee: $325 August 8-12 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Fairytales on Trial Option #743Was Jack guilty of robbery when he took the Giant’s hen? Did Snow White trespass? Was Goldilocks’ crime breaking and entering? Fairytales on Trial takes beloved classics and asks young legal minds to examine them from a new perspective. After learning about the U.S. justice system, engage in role-playing as you put your favorite fairytale characters on trial. Act out the various roles in the courtroom while a jury of peers determines the outcome of the defendant. Order in the fairytale court! Instructor: Nicole Parrish, Spanish teacher at the Ohio School for the Blind Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 June 27-July 1 9 a.m.-noon

Garden CraftersPlant a garden with tasty vegetables, beautiful flowers, and fresh herbs while learning basic botany skills. Instructor: Laurie Barker, middle school teacher Grades 1-3 Grades 3-5 June 20-24 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $135 Fee: $135 Option #744 Option #745

Get Creative! Option #746How do you create? Get creative in the fields of visual and theater arts, engineering, design, innovation, music, dance, technology, upcycling, and more. Learn to harness rapid-fire critical and creative thinking skills to develop unique and outside-the-box solutions. Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 5-8 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Glee Club Will you be the next American Idol? Join Glee Club this summer and have fun singing and dancing! Learn basic vocal production in a group setting, along with choreography specifically designed for your age level. Have fun learning how to combine singing and dancing to produce your very own Wellington Glee! The week will culminate with a performance for friends and family. Instructor: Lisa Springer, Wellington vocal music director Grades 2-4 Grades 5-8 July 11-15 July 25-29 12:30-3:30 p.m. 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $130 Fee: $130 Option #747 Option #748

GIRLS ONLY!

Engineering and Technology for Girls Option #750Develop your creative problem solving skills as you engage in hands-on engineering challenges with the Girls Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland. Learn about the design process and how the work of others affect your daily life. Teambuilding and leadership skills will be an important part of the first half of the day. During the second half, be surprised by how exciting and creative coding can be! CoolTechGirls will show you how to make your own website using HTML 5, CSS, and JavaScript. Women in technology will inspire you to see how programming plays a part of your life every day. Instructors: collaboration with CoolTechGirls and Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Grades 6-8 Fee: $260 June 20-24 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.


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Modern Manners for Girls Option #751Have a great time developing confidence, poise, respect, kindness, purpose, determination, and good manners! Learn the importance of using every day and special day social and table etiquette. Have fun practicing through role-play exercises and discussion. Stories, games, and a scavenger hunt or two will satisfy your sense of adventure! Knowing the proper thing to do at home, school, or away will empower you to take on any social situation you may encounter. Instructor: Nora Cline, founder and longtime educator of Modern Manners Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.

ROXstars: Smart, Strong, Safe, Successful Girls Option #752What does it mean to be a smart, strong, safe, and successful girl? Learn how to be a girl who stands up for herself, shuts down the ‘drama’, and takes a stand as a leader! In this all-girl workshop you will have the time and space to talk about the big issues going on in your life, connect with other girls by discussing challenges facing girls (such as cliques, fitting in, and girl drama), and have a blast learning how to use your powerful voice and strong body to stand up for yourself and keep yourself safe. Every girl has the potential to be a leader and the right and ability to Rule her Own eXperiences! Instructors: staff and counselors from ROX Grades 6-8 Fee: $150 June 13-17 9 a.m.-noon

Yoga for Girls Option #753Yoga is a fun way to learn to relax and feel good about yourself. Join other girls who want to learn how to use yoga poses, breathing exercises, and relaxation tools in everyday life. Enjoy journaling, engaging in yoga games, and having time at the end of each day to explore the benefits of relaxation. Self-esteem, body awareness, and healthy ways to express creativity and feelings are key elements of each day. Instructor: Jennifer Gebhart is an RYT, a Certified ChildLight Yoga Instructor, a Yoga 4 Classrooms Licensed Trainer, and an Urban Zen Integrative Therapist. Grades 5-8 Fee: $140 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon

Go For the Gold! Option #749The 2016 Summer Olympics are fast approaching! Let’s “visit” the host country of Brazil and learn all about it! “Meet” famous Olympians, learn about a variety of summer Olympic events, and discover how Olympic records have changed over time. Be sure to bring your reading A-game to this class! Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide. Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 August 1-5 9 a.m.-noon The Great Cookie Bake-Off Option #754Learn basic cooking and baking techniques, as you practice making the homemade favorites such as chocolate chip cookies, iced sugar cookies, and snickerdoodles. Then try your hand at some traditional ethnic cookies such as Mexican wedding cakes, biscotti, and rugelach as well as some modern variations on the classics. Use what you learn to create a secret recipe of your own! Don’t miss this sweet experience! Instructor: Liberty Huther, instructor of Destination Imagination and private teacher Grades 5-8 Fee: $145 July 11-15 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Guitar for Beginners Option #755Imagine playing the guitar like the pros and learning songs from current artists like One Direction, Adele, Pentatonix, and many others. You can! Prepare to embark on your guitar journey, covering the basics for a great start on this versatile instrument. If you’ve taken this class previously, join us again to experience new music and additional fundamental skills. On the last day of class, share what you’ve learned with family and friends. A guitar is required and can be purchased from Noteworthy Music. Contact Tony at Noteworthy Music with questions: 614-859-0166. Instructor: Alex Shrock, instructor of Noteworthy Music Grades 5-8 Fee: $140 June 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Horseback Riding for Beginners Saddle up and join the fun at Liberty Horse Farm! Gentle horses and expert instruction provide a safe, encouraging environment to learn the basics of riding. Riding twice a day gives participants lots of time on horseback to practice basic skills. Spend time in the barn learning hands-on skills such as grooming, leading and handling, and tacking up. Learn the difference between a fetlock and a forelock, about different types and breeds of horses, and, most importantly,

about the special relationship between horses and people. Horses teach us confidence, responsibility, patience, and calm behavior. Explore the garden, meeting the chickens, song birds, rabbits, dogs, and cats. Play at the creek. Try writing, math, and art activities. A healthy snack will be provided each day. On the last day, your family will be invited to see how much you’ve learned! Bring a packed lunch, a water bottle, a change of clothes for the creek, and a bike helmet (if you have one). Sturdy shoes and long pants are required for riding. Instructors: Staff at Liberty Farm Grades 1-6 Grades 1-6 Grades 1-6 June 6-10 July 11-15 August 8-12 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Fee: $350 Fee: $350 Fee: $350 Option #756 Option #757 Option #758

Hot Rods! Option #759Get ready to start your engines! Discover and participate in the vehicle production process. Brainstorm groundbreaking designs, build prototypes, and test your vehicles. Learn how the size and shape of a vehicle and its components affect the performance, handling, and speed of the car. Determine which types of vehicles are better for different styles of track. Finally, get ready for the big race! Instructor: Liberty Huther, instructor of Destination Imagination and private teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $140 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.

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Invention Creations Option #760Imagine how the future will look. Now picture yourself inventing something that would impact the world in a positive way. Stretch your imagination by building mini design challenges using the engineering design process. How tall a tower can you make out of one piece of paper? How many pennies will your straw raft hold? Will your team design the winning invention that will lift an object and move it to another place? Bring your thinking cap and come explore what has been created in the past and what still needs inventing! Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27, Metro Middle School math and science teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $135 June 27-July 1 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Invincible Superheroes Option #761What makes a superhero so exciting? Delve into your favorite hero’s background story and powers and this as inspiration for creating your own superhero. Discuss and embellish the following story prompt: Evil villains threaten to take over the world and your heroes are called to action! Stage the scenes and create safe stage combat moves to enact the action sequences. There will be an informal sharing for friends and family on the last day of class as you save the world from doom! Instructor: Michelle Cornell, professional storyteller and theatre teacher and Wellington Aftercare staff member Grades 1-3 Fee: $135 July 25-29 12:30-3:30pm

Junior Scientist Option #762Put on your lab coat and experiment! Make crazy concoctions, blow up balloons without air, and make elephant toothpaste! Learn to be a Junior Scientist! Instructor: Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher Grades 1-3 Fee: $135 July 11-15 9 a.m.-noon

Karate-do/Tai Chi Camp Karate-do means “the way of the open hand” and is as much a philosophy as a martial art. Learn the fundamental stances, blocks, and strikes of Karate-do as well as the core, pacifist philosophy behind it. During the second half of the class you will engage in Tai Chi, one of the oldest martial arts in the world. Work on safe falling techniques, self-defense techniques, and building respect and cooperation through partner work and games. Instructor: Daniel Osterman, Wellington Aftercare staff member, holds a black belt in karate, trained in the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, and has been a member of a circus troupe and an actor Grades 1-3 Grades 4-8 June 20-24 June 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $130 Fee: $130 Option #763 Option #764 LEGO® Extreme Expedition Option #765Join a team to face the challenges of our Extreme Expedition Camp! Search the globe for resources, construct a camp in the Himalayan Mountains, and complete your expedition. Use Lego bricks to encounter survival challenges, face forces of nature, and construct transportation equipment to bring your expedition team together from around the world. Do you have what it takes to face extreme adventures? Instructor: staff of Bricks4Kidz Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 June 6-10 9 a.m.-noon

LEGO® Animal Grossology Option #766Fascinated by the weird but true, wild and wacky, gross and yucky? Then this is the camp for you. Explore fascinating facts about the animal kingdom, building a different animal model each day, using Lego bricks. Fill your “Animal Grossology” booklet with cool facts and become a certified Bricks4Kidz Animal Grossologist! Instructor: staff of Bricks4Kidz Grades 1-3 Fee: $150 June 27-July 1 9 a.m.-noon

LEGO® Minecraft Option #767Minecraft is a game about using blocks to build anything you can imagine. Use Lego bricks to craft shelters and some of the mobs, critters, and tools you will need as you face new challenges each day. Make sure to build your shelter before the monsters come out at night! Instructor: staff from Bricks4Kidz Grades 4-6 Fee: $150 June 27-July 1 12:30-3:30 p.m.

LEGO® World Festivals & Celebrations Option #768How do other cultures celebrate around the world? From Japan’s Tenjin Matsuri Boat Festival to Spain’s Human Tower Festival in Tarragona, learn about the many strange and exotic festivals held all over the globe and use Lego brand bricks to create your own international building festival. Instructor: staff from Bricks4Kidz Grades 1-4 Fee: $235 July 5-8 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Little Medical School Have fun learning about the exciting and inspiring world of medicine! Interactive demonstrations, crafts, and games, will teach you how the body and organs work, how to use the instruments that real doctors use, administer first aid, and even tie knots like a real surgeon. Make models of the spine, brain, bones, and the eye. You’ll get to keep a stethoscope that really works and receive a diploma as a graduate of Little Medical School on the last day of class. Instructor: staff of Little Medical School of Columbus Grades 1-2 Grades 3-5 July 18-22 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $200 Fee: $200 Option #769 Option #770


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Managing Math Option #771Join a math adventure that will reinforce basic math skills and boost your math confidence while having fun. Explore basic skills such as adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing, as well as more advanced concepts such as scientific notation, graphing, ratios, and proportions. This is a great way to get ready for the school year! Instructor: Leslie Hill, professional chemist for 20 years, presently teaches science and math Grades 6-8 Fee: $130 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Math Fun Option #772Learn strategies to help build and strengthen elementary math concepts. Math board games and toys will give students a deep intuitive sense of important math skills: numbers, shapes, size, arithmetic, logic, and much, much more. Kids learn best by playing and doing! Instructor: Yolanda Johnson, Wellington lower school teacher Grades 1-3 Fee: $130 June 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Math Mania Option #773Have fun while exploring math concepts through games and creative activities. Making origami, creating tessellations, doing puzzles like Rush Hour, playing Pentominoes, and solving riddles are all about math in daily life. Concepts such as balancing equations and taking numbers apart will develop your ability to strategize. Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 August 1-5 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Math Masterminds Option #774Have you ever participated in a mental math game? Do you like to roll the dice? Do you have the edge to tackle mathematical concepts? Explore math in a new way! Learn math concepts such as geometry, algebra, and statistics through games, problem-solving competitions, logical reasoning, and spatial math concept tournaments. Who knew math could be so much fun? Instructor: staff of Little Scholars Grades 6-8 Fee: $140 July 5-8 9 a.m.-noon

Medical School Option #775Enroll in Little Medical School® where you’ll learn about medicine, science, and the importance of health in an entertaining, exciting, and fun way. Explore how the body works and how the brain thinks, construct a model of the brain and spine and be able to explain their importance. Do you know why mucus and boogers are important for our bodies? Now is your chance to find out. Learn life-saving skills such as the Heimlich maneuver and CPR and create your own first aid kit. On the last day, receive a diploma from Little Medical School. Instructor: staff of Little Medical School of Columbus Grades 6-8 Fee: $425 July 25-29 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Melodica Orchestra Option #776Join Noteworthy Melodica Orchestra and learn to play the wind piano known as a melodica. Play music by today’s top artists such as Shawn Mendes, Adele, and Taylor Swift as an ensemble, learning to listen to the other members of the orchestra while acquiring basic music reading skills. On the last day of class, invite your friends and family to hear what you have learned. A

melodica can be purchased for $50 from Noteworthy Music. Contact Tony with questions at 614-859-0166. Instructor: Tony Hagood, founder of Noteworthy Music and professional pianist Grades 3-5 Fee: $140 June 20-24 9 a.m.-noon

Messy Mixtures Option #777Roll up your sleeves and dive into some messy fun. Experiment with lots of different messy mixtures while learning about states of matter and displacement. Bring your play clothes and your imagination and get ready for an unforgettable week. Instructor: Jennifer Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Grades 1-4 Fee: $135 June 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Musical Theatre Option #778Work as a team to create characters, a storyline, a script, and songs! Inspired by fairytales, create a land of make-believe for a play that you will perform at the end of the week. Guidance will be provided along the way as you and your friends create a show-stopping musical sensation. Instructor: Kelli Russell, teacher of performing and creative arts Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 June 20-24 9 a.m.-noon.

My Doll, Tea, & Me Option #779Bring your favorite doll to camp every day! Have a daily “my doll show and tell” and include your doll in role-play skits and games. Have fun creating girl and doll sized goodies. On the last day, you, your friends, and your dolls will enjoy a “my doll and me tea party!” Make your own placemats, set your own tea table, and practice table and tea etiquette. Join your friends for a “tea”-rrific time! Instructor: Stacey Haney, owner of The Glass Slipper Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 June 13-17 9 a.m.-noon

National Treasure Clue Hunt Option #780Celebrate Independence Day with the ultimate clue hunt. Unravel mysteries, unlock clues, and decode cyphers to unlock the secrets to our nation’s history. Learn to solve a variety of complex coded puzzles as you delve deep into the symbols of our past. Who will be the first to claim the treasure? Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 5-8 9 a.m.-noon

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Newspaper Writing Option #781Ladies and gentlemen, get it hot off the press! The first edition of the summer express needs your help. Have fun creating authentic newspaper stories. Do you want to be a reporter or editor? Perhaps you’d like to review movies or create a comic strip. Learn about the many different aspects of making a newspaper, including the various sections of the paper, what it takes to write a good article, reading habits of the public, advertisements, and layout and design techniques. Instructor: staff of Little Scholars Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 June 27-July 1 9 a.m.-noon

Origami World Option #782Have you ever wondered how you can use one piece of paper and magically fold it to create an origami bird? A cup? A box? There are many things you can make out of origami. Learn the basic folds of this Asian art and then design away! Will you build the Antarctic with penguins or perhaps a miniature department store, or even a space station? Your creations will be on display for your parents to view at the end of the week. Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27, Metro Middle School math and science teacher Grades 4-6 Fee: $135 June 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Physical Education Option #783Participate in a wide variety of rigorous team and lifetime sports as well as physical fitness. Study different types of games and activities such as kayaking and strength training. Hard work, fair competition, cooperation, sportsmanship, fitness, and enjoyment of physical activity are emphasized. Field trips are included. Daily attendance is mandatory. Wellington students will earn one trimester of credit. Instructor: Paul Demchak, Reynoldsburg physical education teacher Grades 9-12 Fee: $300 June 13-July 1 9 a.m.-noon

Play in a Week Option #784Discover how professionals put on a live play. Read plays, choose a script, and rehearse it. In just one week, you will have a play ready to perform for an audience. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and theatre instructor at Columbus Children’s Theatre Grades 6-8 Fee: $130 June 6-10 9 a.m.-noon

Recipes for Math Option #785Math is everywhere in our daily lives, especially when we cook! Have fun in the kitchen exploring fractions, measurements, and proportions through the culinary arts! Each day includes a math lesson and a cooking session that is wonderfully delicious! Learn the tools and methods used for measuring ingredients and how to adjust recipe sizes. It will be a tasty lesson in various math concepts! Instructor: Alisha Sleeper, math and science teacher Grades 2-4 Fee: $140 July 25-29 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Sew Fun! Sewing is more than just a needle pulling thread! It’s a creative way to express yourself. Learn the basics of sewing, and apply your skills to designing and making your very own tote bag, pillow, or device case. Practice basic stitching techniques, how to follow a pattern, and the use of a sewing machine for different techniques. Instructor: Sharla Starker, Wellington lower school learning guide Grades 2-4 Grades 5-8 July 18-22 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $140 Fee: $140 Option #786 Option #787

Shakespeare’s Fairies, Witches, & Ghosts Option #788Shakespeare’s famous plays, “Hamlet,” “Macbeth,” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” revolve around fantasy characters that are exciting to explore and thrilling to enact. Learn the story and plot line of these plays as you delve into the motivations that drive the vengeful ghost of King Hamlet, the prophetic witches, and the mischievous fairies. Develop these characters using acting and movement activities that will prepare you to share edited monologues and scenes. Discover how Shakespeare staged plays and created special effects using the technology of his day. On the last day, invite family and friends to share what you have learned. Instructor: Michelle Cornell, professional storyteller and theatre teacher

and Wellington Aftercare staff member Grades 4-8 Fee: $130 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Socially Connected Do you know what’s going on around you? If not, how do you find out? From radio to snapchat, explore how people have stayed informed about the world over time -. If you want to know the latest, you have to get connected! Instructor: Antonette Underwood, former language arts teacher and Americorps volunteer in Tennessee Grades 3-5 Grades 5-8 June 27-July 1 July 11-15 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $130 Fee: $130 Option #789 Option #790

Space Cadet Option #791What makes up the eye of Jupiter? Why is Neptune blue? What happened to Pluto? Zoom to the moon and around the Milky Way to learn what makes our solar system “out of this world.” Study and engage in activities related to each of the planets, learn about constellations, and much more! Instructor, Jen Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Grades 4-8 Fee: $135 August 1-5 9 a.m.-noon

Spanish Around the World Option #792Join your friends on an exciting Spanish adventure. Explore basic Spanish language skills through a variety of hands-on activities. You’ll make unique crafts such as piñatas and maracas and learn about Latino and Spanish cultures while making delicious snacks from different Spanish-speaking countries. Games and crafts will reinforce Spanish basics. Instructor: Holly Farley, Wellington Aftercare staff member Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 July 11-15 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Speed Reading Plus Option #793Improve your reading speed and comprehension! Learn techniques that will help boost your scores on ACT, SAT, and proficiency tests, as well as your understanding of textbooks and novels. Practice note-taking methods for reading recall, lectures, presentations, and reports. Discover more pleasure and meaning from reading. Class limit is 15, so register early. Instructor: Bonnie James, owner Advanced Reading Concepts Grades 7-12 Fee: $325 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon


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Sports CampsLOCKER SOCCER CLINICS

Wellington Summer Options is excited to collaborate with Locker Soccer, one of the premier soccer academies in the Columbus area. Their specialty is providing our youngest children with a fun, safe, and nurturing environment while

teaching age-appropriate soccer skills. Owner, Steve Locker, is a Wellington parent who has played soccer in Europe, coached at Harvard and other collegiate settings, and loves children!

Locker Soccer for age 3-4 Option #794This camp gets your preschoolers moving, laughing, and learning basic foot skills with the soccer ball. Warm-ups followed by stretches prepare the children for soccer drills that include dribbling, shooting, and passing. The day ends a The World Cup game. Please bring a size 3 soccer ball, water, and a small, healthy snack. Ages 3-4 Fee: $80 June 13-17 9-10 a.m.

Locker Soccer for K-3 Option #795This is the perfect camp for young children to experience a wonderful balance between fun games and the early stages of skill development. The experienced staff knows how to get children excited for their daily activities. Their confidence and love of the game will soar! Please bring a size 3 or 4 soccer ball, water, and a small, healthy snack. Grades K-3 Fee: $150 June 13-17 9 a.m.-noon

Coed Basketball This camp is perfect for beginning and intermediate players. You’ll concentrate on the fundamentals of basketball that are necessary elements for all levels of the game. At the end of the week, you’ll be able to take the drills and skills from camp home to continue working on them all summer long! Coach: Artie Taylor, Wellington Head Boys Varsity Basketball Coach and staff Grades 2-8 Grades 2-8 July 18-22 July 18-22 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Fee: $150 Fee: $235 Option #796 Option #797

Fencing Fencing developed from the ancient sport of swordplay. In today’s world, it is an exciting sport that helps participants develop discipline, balance, coordination, good reflexes, sportsmanship, and self-esteem. Learn the basic skills of fencing - footwork, how to hold a weapon, parries, retreats, fencing etiquette, and so much more. Equipment will be provided. Instructor: Isabel Alvarez, coach and owner of Profencing, LLC and staff Grades 2-4 Grades 5-8 July 11-15 July 11-15 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $150 Fee: $150 Option #798 Option #799

Fitness Quest Option #800If you are looking for a fun, safe, and effective way to get in shape, then this is the camp for you! Combining cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and yoga, experience an age appropriate and challenging workout. Whether looking to get in shape for your favorite sport, prevent injuries, or simply increase your physical fitness, you won’t be disappointed! Instructor: Kelsey Carpenter, Wellington lower school learning guide, additionally teaches at a fitness studio in Columbus. Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 25-29 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Coed Soccer Camp Option #801Learn the fundamental techniques necessary to play and excel! With the assistance of varsity players, coaches will provide each camper with personalized instruction. Leave camp with specific soccer activities that you can continue practicing after camp is over. Join us on Wellington’s outstanding Robert Field! Instructors: Dondi Pangalangan, Wellington Head Girls Varsity Soccer Coach and staff Grades 2-6 Fee: $130 July 11-15 9 a.m.-noon

Tennis Camp Option #802OSU men’s assistant tennis coach and owner and director of Premier Sports Camps David Schilling offers top-flight tennis instruction emphasizing tennis fundamentals. The camp features skill building and tennis games as well as a variety of field games and drills that will help with conditioning, eye-hand coordination, and overall athleticism. Grouped by age and ability. Bring rackets, filled water bottles, and sunscreen. Grades 1-8 Fee: $195 July 25-29 9 a.m.-noon

Sports Stats Option #803Get ready for a fast-paced session where you will create a fantasy team, analyze your players’ stats, and cross-compare your players to other players in the league. Sports Stats is not limited to your fantasy team! Learn how different size balls and grips effect speed and how movement and force can generate energy and speed. Who knew sports is all math, probability, statistics, graphing, and analyzing data? Instructor: staff of Little Scholars Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 June 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Stage Combat Option #804Learn the basics of stage combat (slaps, punches, hair pulls, chokes, and falls) and find out how they work within a scene. Put your new skills into scenes from plays such as “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” “Holes,” “Harry Potter,” and more. Discover that stage combat can be used in comedy as well as in serious drama! Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and theatre teacher at Columbus Children’s Theatre Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 July 18-22 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Stilt Dancing & Fundamentals Option #805Familiarize the muscles used while stilting with a movement warm-up and then safely learn the technique for falling on stilts with a spotter. Switch roles as spotter and stilter. By the end of class, everyone will be walking on their own and even beginning to dance on stilts! Bring sneakers. Traditional African pole stilts and kneepads will be provided. Instructor: staff of Gym Skills Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 July 25-29 12:30-3:30 p.m.

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Stock Market Literacy Option #806Dive into the stock market. Engage in a variety of activities to learn the basics of the stock market, simple personal money management skills, and wealth creation principles. Instructor: Laurie Barker, middle school teacher Grades 3-5 Fee: $130 June 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Storybook Theatre Option #807Use your imagination, voice, and body to bring a story to life. After reading a story and exploring the characters and location, develop a play based on the story. Create your own costumes and props to bring the story from the page to the stage! On the final day of class you will present your favorite stories to your families. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and instructor at Columbus Children’s Theatre Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 June 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Street Magic Option #808Learning to perform magic presents a challenge to even the most experienced magicians, but Carroll Baker will make learning magic easy by taking you behind the scenes. Learn card tricks, coin tricks and rope magic that will impress your friends and family. Take home your magic implements and start your own show! Come prepared to learn the coolest, most visual magic tricks ever! Magic supplies included. Instructor: Carroll Baker, popular Columbus magician and the People’s Choice Award winner for the Society of American Magicians “Magician of the Year” contest. Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 July 18-22 9 a.m.-noon

Super Sleuths Wanted… detectives and investigators! Get out your magnifying glasses and detective hats! Decipher clues and solve crimes. Put your critical thinking skills to the test and get to the bottom of mysteries by learning the tricks real investigators use to solve cases. While experimenting with simple detection techniques, your reasoning skills will grow and your problem solving skills will become better than a CSI agent. Instructor: staff of Little Scholars Grades 3-5 Grades 6-8 June 20-24 July 5-8 12:30-3:30 p.m. 12:30-3:30 p.m. Fee: $150 Fee: $140 Option #809 Option #810

Technology Camps Techie Camps® are done in collaboration with TECH CORPS, Ohio. All classes are from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. and cost $350

June 6: Scratch My Head (grades 3-5) Option #811Using Scratch, an easy-to-use graphical interface programming environment developed by MIT, will create games, animation, stories, and interactive art to learn mathematical and computational ideas. Think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively! Instructors: Tech Corps, Ohio

June 13: 3D Programming (grades 6-8) Option #812Learn Alice, an innovative 3-D programming environment developed by Carnegie Mellon University. It is designed to be your first exposure to object-oriented programming. You will learn basic computer science concepts while creating animated movies and simple video games. Learn to control the behavior of 3-D objects and characters in a virtual world, such as creating your very own fire-breathing dragon! Instructors: Tech Corps, Ohio

June 27: 3D Printing (grades 6-8) Option #813Learn to use 3D modeling software to design, create, and print your designs. This experience will encourage you to think about real world implications of 3D printing while fostering your creativity. At the end of the week, share a presentation about the 3D models that you created with your family and friends and walk away with your actual prints! Instructors: Tech Corps, Ohio


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July 11: Robotics (grades 6-8) Option #814Learn intermediate level engineering and programming concepts and expand your logical and mechanical thinking skills as you master the ultimate robot. Discover your inner creativityand develop your ability to troubleshoot dilemmas all while interacting with the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 robots. Parents are invited to a presentation on the last day where they will be amazed by all the astonishing creations. Instructors: Tech Corps, Ohio

July 18: Robotics (grades 3-5) Option #815Learn basic engineering and programming concepts and expand your logical and mechanical thinking skills as you master the ultimate robot. Discovering your inner creativity and develop your ability to troubleshoot dilemmas all while interacting with the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 robots. Parents are invited to a presentation on the last day where they will be amazed by all the astonishing creations. Instructors: Tech Corps, Ohio

A Week at the Circus Have you ever wanted to run off and join the circus? This week, you can! All levels of experience are encouraged to join in the fun! Potential circus performers will experiment with the circus fundamentals: tumbling, juggling, and clowning. Build fine motor control skills practicing single- and multi-ball juggling, improve gross motor skills with tumbling and balancing, and improve self-confidence with improvisational theatre games, physical comedy skills, and potentially some large red noses. Instructor: Daniel Osterman, Wellington Aftercare staff member, trained in the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, has been a member of circus troupes and an actor and holds a black belt in karate Grades 1-3 Grades 4-8 June 13-17 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon Fee: $140 Fee: $140 Option #816 Option #817

Welcome to Hogwarts Option #818Head to Platform 9 ¾ and board the Hogwarts Express. Get sorted into houses as you explore the magical journeys of Harry Potter and the inspiration behind them. Study Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, Herbology, Charms, and more. At the end of the week, you will have the opportunity to test your knowledge by participating in the Tri-Wizard tournament! Instructor: Liberty Huther, Destination Imagination instructor and private teacher Grades 4-6 Fee: $135 July 11-15 9 a.m.-noon

What’s That Din? Option #819How many different musical styles can you name off the top of your head? What makes each style different? Examine several musical styles from around the world, listening, discussing, and making music in the styles of Irish folk music, classical music, musical theatre, and contemporary popular music, among others. The chief goal is to develop a system of criteria to talk about music from a musical and emotional perspective. Instructor: Daniel Osterman, Wellington Aftercare staff member, is a student of musicology and has trained in the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, been a member of a circus troupe and an actor and holds a black belt in karate Grades 4-8 Fee: $130 June 27-July 1 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Who Dunnit Option #820Mysteries and motives abound! Grab your magnifying glass and detective kit as you race to solve mysteries with fellow classmates! Focus on powers of observation and deduction by solving short mysteries independently, role play to solve murder mysteries, and even authoring your very own mystery story. Learn the different elements of the mystery genre and work to piece together the pieces of the puzzle. Instructor: Nicole Fadem, Spanish teacher at the Ohio School for the Blind Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 11-15 9 a.m.-noon

Yoga for Kids Option #821Looking for a fun activity that engages your body and mind? Join your friends in a yoga class and explore postures, breath practices, and have fun playing games. This class can benefit your social and emotional well-being. A guided relaxation exercise will also teach you to calm your mind and body. Develop skills that will have positive lasting effects in managing stress! Instructor: Jennifer Gebhart is an RYT, a Certified ChildLight Yoga Instructor, a Yoga 4 Classrooms Licensed Trainer, and an Urban Zen Integrative Therapist. Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 July 18-22 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Young Entrepreneurs Option #822Discover economic skills relevant to your everyday life. Learn about the stock market, supply and demand, competition, personal finances, and the economic cycle. Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your life. Instructor: Laurie Barker, middle school teacher Grades 6-8 Fee: $130 June 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.

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Wellington Summer Options Registration FormPlease complete a registration form for each child.

Student’s Name Date of Birth Grade in Fall 2016 Sex School

Street Address City State Zip

Home Phone Student Resides with (check all that apply) r Mother r Father r Stepparent r Other (please name)

Mother/Guardian Name E-mail Daytime Phone Cell

Father/Guardian Name E-mail Daytime Phone Cell

Emergency Contact Name Emergency Contact Phone

Does your child speak English? r Yes r No r I would like more information about The Welllington School

Allergies or Chronic Medical Conditions

Medications

Check one: r Taking medication at home r Will take medication at camp*

* Please visit our website at www.wellington.org/summer for an Administration of Medication form or call 324-8882.If reasonable attempts to contact me at the above telephone numbers have been unsuccessful, I hereby give my consent for (1) the administration of any treatment deemed necessary by a licensed physician or dentist: (2) the transfer of my child to any hospital reasonably accessible; (3) surgery, only if two licensed physicians agree that it is necessary to proceed without me. Wellington cannot assume responsibility for the care of ill or injured students beyond the administration of first aid.

Date Signature

How did you hear about the Wellington Summer Program? (check all that apply) r Current TWS Family r Word of Mouth r Web Search r Columbus Parent Magazine r Camp Fair r Prior Attendance r Other

*** Things you should know before you register ***Register according to the grade your student will enter in Fall 2016. Full tuition must accompany each registration.

Late Fees: $25/student/session for late payment or registering after payment deadlines.*

Extended Day: Please check AM and/or PM for the week of camp. Payment is due the first day of each week of use.*

Lunches: Check “yes” to order a school lunch.*

*See “What You Need to Know” on page 2 for details. You may also register online at www.wellington.org/summer.

Send registration to Wellington Summer Options, 3650 Reed Road, Columbus, OH 43220(OVER)

Please fill out reverse side and enter total amount below.

Tuition: $ Registration Fee $ Add Late Fees* $ Lunch Fees: $Total Fee: $ Check #

Please make your check payable to Wellington Summer Options.

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JUNE 6-10 Extended Day r AM r PM Lunch (add $25) r Yes

JUNE 13-17 Extended Day r AM r PM Lunch (add $25) r Yes

JUNE 20-24 Extended Day r AM r PM

Lunch (add $25) r Yes

JUNE 27-JULY 1

Extended Day r AM r PM Lunch (add $25) r Yes JULY 5-8 Extended Day r AM r PM Lunch (add $20) r Yes

JULY 11-15 Extended Day r AM r PM Lunch (add $25) r Yes



AUGUST 1-5 Extended Day r AM r PM

AUGUST 8-12 Extended Day r AM r PM

Student Name

SPECIAL CAMPS AND ENRICHMENT CLASSES BY WEEK

Register according to the grade your student will enter in Fall 2016.

The Wellington School reserves the right to cancel any class due to insufficient enrollment. TOTAL: $

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