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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL
2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
June 8-August 14, 2015 | Preschool - High School
Enrichment
Academics
STEM
Sports
Fine and Performing Arts
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3650 Reed Rd. Columbus, OH 43220 | www.wellington.org | 614-324-8882
THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
WELCOME
to Wellington Summer Options
Create lasting memories while learning new skills, developing emerging interests, and having fun. Wellington Summer Options offers a relaxed atmosphere with
caring, creative teachers who provide the perfect environment for exploration. Choose from full-day and half-day options. You can come for one week, one class,
or the entire summer. Create the schedule that best suits your family. We will be happy to help you develop a dynamic schedule for your child.
We have many new classes this year. Hands-on projects that integrate scientific skills with practical application promote engaged learning! You will also find a
wide array of new art classes, a special class for empowering middle school girls, and a variety of engineering classes. Our Little Jags Program for 3-year olds
returns at the end of the summer to help with transitioning these little ones for school in the fall.
Many popular classes are returning this summer. Three sessions of Horseback Riding will extend the experience beyond riding and horse care skills. Stage
Combat, Aerial Arts, Tennis, and the popular Math Basketball Jam led by former OSU and NBA player Lawrence Funderburke are favorites you’ll see again. It’s all
part of the Wellington summer experience! We’re sure 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 4: Robotics all day or Hero Quest at 9 a.m. and Who Dunnit at 12:30 p.m.
Grade 7: Design for the Future at 9 a.m. and Pastry Chef or Chamber Music at 12:30 p.m.
Grade 8: Aviation Camp at 12:30 p.m. or Horseback Riding all day
Please read “What You Need to Know” for more information about lunches, Extended Day, and how to register. Our online registration process makes it easy to
add, transfer, and withdraw from classes. Feel free to call with any questions you may have.
We look forward to seeing you this summer!
Peggy Berger Julie Lovett
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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
What you need to know
Registration: Register according to the refund, please contact the Options Office at parents or caregivers are consistently late may be dismissed
grade your student will be entering in the fall. 614-324-8882. from the program.
Register online and pay by credit card at
www.wellington.org/summer. Please read the catalog School Lunches: Campers will meet in the dining Dismissal: Students who are not participating in the
for details you may miss during the online registration room for supervised lunch from noon to12:30 p.m. You Extended Day program MUST be picked up at 3:30 p.m. or they
process. If you prefer, you may complete a hard copy may purchase a lunch for $25/week. Lunches will consist will be sent to Extended Day where a late fee will be assessed.
registration and send it to us with your check. Please of kid-friendly food such as pizza, hot dogs, chicken
make your check payable to Wellington Summer tenders, and mac and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly Medication: If your child must take medication while
Options. Remember, many classes fill quickly, sandwiches will be available daily. Milk and dessert or here, please complete an Administration of Medication
so register early.* fruit are included. There will be no lunch available for form. They are available from the Options Office or you may
field trip classes or during the last two weeks. If you download one from www.wellington.org/summer. You and
*If you previously registered online, please want a school lunch, please check the box during your doctor must complete and sign this form before Options
use your login. If you don’t know it, contact the registration. Lunches will be available only to personnel can dispense medication to your child. Please provide
Options Office at 614-324-8882. those who sign up at least a week in advance. an adequate supply of your child’s medication in a labeled
container, which includes dosage instructions and the doctor’s
Confirmation: After registering online, a Courses for Credit: Wellington offers students a name. If medication is not picked up within 30 days of the last
confirmation will be sent to your e-mail. All paper chance to earn credit in the summer for courses that are administered dose, it will be discarded.
registrations will be confirmed by e-mail if we receive a part of the regular school curriculum. These courses are
valid e-mail address. for students ready for the challenge of intensive learning. Teaching Staff: Should an unexpected change in faculty
Successful completion of a summer course will earn full become necessary, students will not be notified prior to the
Late Fees: $25/student/class for late payment or credit at Wellington. Students from other schools are beginning of class. Be assured that the replacement instructor
registering after payment deadlines: advised to check with their school concerning transfer of will reflect Wellington’s high standards.
Week 1 – May 24 Week 6 – June 28 credit before registering for these courses. Historically,
Week 2 – May 31 Week 7 – July 5 other schools have accepted our credits. Photographs: We take photographs to use for Wellington
Week 3 – June 7 Week 8 – July 12 Summer Options promotions, future catalogs, and our Web
Week 4 – June 14 Week 9 – July 19 Early Childhood Experiences: Please send a site. We also regularly garner news coverage for our programs.
Week 5 – June 21 Week 10 – July 26 change of clothing with your child in case of “accidents.” Please let us know if you do not want your child to be
photographed.
Refunds/Withdrawals: A student withdrawing Extended Day: Before and after care are available
more than two weeks before the beginning of a class to Summer Options participants from 7:30 until 9 a.m. Directions: The Wellington School is easily accessible from
will receive a full refund minus a $25 per course and from 3:30 until 6:00 p.m. A parent or caregiver Route 315. We are located at the corner of Fishinger and Reed
processing fee. No refunds will be made after the must accompany the child into before care and out Roads in Upper Arlington. Please enter from the Reed Road
payment deadline (see above) or for disciplinary of after care. Please mark the appropriate choice when entrance and proceed to Visitor Parking.
dismissal. Full refunds will be made if we need to you register. Payment is due the first day of each week.
cancel a class. You may go online to withdraw from a Fee structure: $25/week for mornings only; $50/week
class. This money will show as a credit to your account for afternoons only. Late pick-up charges: $15 each 15
with which you may register for other classes. For a minutes or portion thereof after 6 p.m. Students whose
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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
Schedule at a Glance:
JUNE 8-12 JUNE 15-19 JUNE 22-26 JUNE 29-JULY 2 JULY 6-10
Full Day Horseback Riding (1-6) Techie Camp: Scratch My Head Techie Camp: Robotics (3-5) Creative Arts Camp (1-8) Horseback Riding (1-6)
Techie Camp: 3-D Programming (3-5) Aerial Arts Performance – Techie Camp: Robotics (6-8)
(6-8) by permission
Morning Once Upon a Fairytale (Prek-K) Locker Soccer (3-4 yrs) 9-10:30 a.m. Whiz Kids (Prek-K) A Week of Authors (Prek-K) Creative Construction (Prek-K)
(9-noon) Crafty Kids (1-2) World of Eric Carle (Prek-K) Green Thumb Club (1-2) My Doll, Tea, & Me (1-4)
Zumbatomic Fitness (1-4) Locker Socker (K-2) Art of Masonry (1-4) Spanish Around the World (1-4)
Faeries, Dragons, & Gardens (2-4) Becoming an Actor (1-3) Reading, Writing, Rip-Roaring Sports Fun (2-4)
Take Apart Camp (5-8) Piano for Beginners (3-5) Fun (2-4) Fencing (5-8)
ROXstars: girls only (6-8) Aerial Arts (3-5) Hero Quest (3-5) In the Newsroom (5-8)
P.E. for credit (9-12) Art of Masonry (5-8) Aerial Arts (3-5)
Upcycle Sewing (6-8) Musical Theatre (5-8)
Design for the Future (6-8)
Lunch
(12-12:30)
Afternoon Junior Scientist (Prek-K) Creative Builders (Prek-K) Math is Everywhere! (Prek-K) Happy Birthday, America! Travel to Japan (Prek-K)
(12:30-3:30) Space Cadet (1-3) Junior Scientist (1-3) Travel to Japan (1-4) (Prek-K) Fencing (1-4)
Builders (1-4) Creative Summer Treats (1-4) Gymnastics (1-4) LEGO: Teenage Brick Turtles (1-3)
Book in a Box (2-4) Reading Adventures (3-5) Who Dunnit (4-6) Glee Club (2-4)
Fundy’s Math Basketball Jam (4-7) Aerial Arts (5-8) Fitness Quest (4-6) Mythical Beasts of the World (3-5)
Storyboarding (5-8) Guitar for Beginners (5-8) Pastry Chef School (5-8) Aviation Camp (6-8)
Bulls & Bears (5-8) Chamber Music for Strings (5-8) Our Books, Our World (6-8)
Stage Makeup (5-8)
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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
Schedule at a Glance:
JULY 13-17 JULY 20-24 JULY 27-31 AUGUST 3-7 AUGUST 10-14
Techie Camp: Android App (3-5) Techie Camp: Android App (6-8) Chess Camp (4-8) Day Trekkers: Sports, Nature, & Art Monster Sports (1-5)
Coed Basketball (2-8) (5-8) Wilderness Adventure & Survival
Horseback Riding (1-6) (5-8)
Little Engineers (Prek-K) Petits Picassos (Prek-K) ABC’s of Fun (Prek-K) LEGO: Water, Water Everywhere Little Jags (3 years) 9-11 a.m.
Storybook Theatre (1-3) Yoga for Kids (1-4) Things That Go (1-4) (Prek-K)
Autour du Monde Français (1-4) Tennis Camp (1-8) Clay Explorers (1-4)
Design for the Future (3-5) Street Magic (5-8) Coed Soccer (2-6)
Fairytales on Trial (4-6) Writers’ Workshop (6-8) Algebra Fun (4-6)
Becoming an Actor (5-8) Mighty Pens (6-8) Stage Combat in Shakespeare (5-8)
Artist as Scientist (5-8) Algebra 1 Review (9-11) Game Show Central (5-8)
Speed Reading Plus (7-12) Princeton SAT Prep (11-12) Study Skills (6-8)
Explore the World (Prek-K) Glues, Brews, & Goos (Prek-K) Princesses & Superheroes (Prek-K) Storybook Theatre (Prek-K)
p.m.
Hip Hop (1-4)
Coed Basketball (2-8)
POW: Pictures in Words (3-4)
Chess for Beginners (1-3)
No Sleeves Magic (1-4)
Frozen Comes to Life (1-4)
Cheerleading Camp (1-4)
Topographical Explorations (1-4)
Recipes for Math (2-4)
Fraction Fun (3-5) Yoga for Kids (5-8) Builders’ Challenge (5-8)
Clay Art (5-8) Stage Combat (5-8) Glee Club (5-8)
Cooking Around the World (5-8) Managing Math (6-8)
For High School Only:
CLASS GRADE DATE TIME Register according to the grade your child will enter in the fall.
Physical Education (9-12) June 15-July 2 9 a.m.-noon
Speed Reading Plus (7-12) July 13-17 9 a.m.-noon Register online at www.wellington.org/summer.
Princeton SAT Prep. (11-12) July 20-31 9 a.m.-noon (or 1:00)
Algebra I Review (9-11) July 20-31 9 a.m.-noon
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Early Childhood
June 22: Whiz Kids Option #103 July 27: The A,B,C’s of Fun Option #108
Grab your goggles and lab coat; we are on a scientific Go through the alphabet like never before. Each letter will
Explorations
discovery mission! Explore the world of science through inspire an activity, game, sport, or craft. This class will take
everyday objects such as toys, food, and nature. Learn how you from Airplane songs, dances, and books to roaming the
the things we use in our daily lives are a part of science. There room like animals that belong in the Zoo! Instructor: Kelli
Ages 4-5 9 a.m.-noon and 12:30-3:30 p.m. will be some explosions, a few creations, and a whole lot of Russell, instructor of many performing and creative arts, loves
Fee: $140/half-day (week of June 29: $125) discoveries. Don’t miss out on this mission! Instructor: staff of to incorporate music and movement into classroom teaching
Little Scholars classes: $150 Little Scholars
Come for a week of arts and crafts, music and games, June 29: A Week of Authors Option #104
stories and friends. Informal and fun, this theme-based Spend the week enjoying four favorite authors! We will read
program connects creative activities with language arts, and explore many of their fabulous books and then create
communication, and socialization skills. Daily snacks are puppets, paintings, and models of the characters, settings, and
provided. story lines. We will read the “Skippyjon Jones” series by Judy
Schachner. Explore the unique characters of David Shannon
from “Alice the Fairy” and “How I Became a Pirate.” We’ll
MORNING PROGRAMS have a super silly day with Mo Willem’s Elephant and Piggy
and have fun with singing and dancing with “Pete the Cat” by
June 8: Once Upon a Fairytale Option #101 James Dean. Instructor: Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower
Come and explore the fairytales that you know and love. school learning guide
You may even experience some twists and turns you never
expected! You will create fairytales, bring them to life, and July 6: Creative Construction Option #105 August 3: LEGO: Water, Water Everywhere! Option #109
discover similarities and differences. Instructor: Courtney Dye, Your imagination and creativity will be put to work this week! Build alligators, octopus, jellyfish, snails, whales, and sailboats
Worthington elementary school teacher Using lots of different materials, you’ll construct all types of from Legos. You’ll explore the letters A, J, O, S, and W, and
buildings, creatures, castles, or whatever you can imagine. learn about different kinds of speed, patterning, following
June 15: World of Eric Carle Option #102 Enjoy books that spark your creativity! Jennifer Landon, directions, and fine motor skills. There will also be plenty of
From a “Very Hungry Caterpillar” to the “Grouchy Ladybug,” Wellington lower school learning guide time for free play with the Legos when you can construct your
we will jump into Eric Carle’s world of bright colors and vivid own pieces! Instructor: from Bricks4Kidz
illustration. Come and read, sing, and play through the world July 13: Little Engineers Option #106
of Eric Carle. Instructor: Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary Come learn about and engage in each step of the design
school teacher process from coming up with ideas, to planning, building,
redesigning, and using the structure you’ve built. You’ll use a
variety of construction materials to build bridges, tall towers,
buildings, and whatever else your imagination can dream
up. Test what materials create the strongest and sturdiest
structures! Instructor: Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower
school learning guide
July 20: Petits Picassos Option #107
Dive into literature that inspires explorations of many aspects
of art. You’ll read books by Peter Reynolds who uses stories
to prove that anyone can be an artist and that art isn’t perfect.
You’ll be inspired by Antoinette Portis books, “Not a Box”
and “Not a Stick.” Even the most reluctant artist will leave
feeling confident that they truly are a petit Picasso! Instructor:
Jennifer Landon, Wellington lower school learning guide
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AFTERNOON PROGRAMS SPECIAL 3-YEAR OLD PROGRAMS
June 8: Junior Scientist Option #110 June 15: Locker Soccer (look under Sports)
Put on your lab coat and come experiment! We will make crazy
concoctions, create exploding glitter, and make goopy gak! August 3: Little Jags Option #119
Come and learn to be a junior scientist! Instructor: Courtney This special class is designed for the 3-year-old who is
Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher transitioning into Little Jags or another early childhood
program in September. He or she must be potty trained.
June 15: Creative Builders Option #111 Create art projects and science experiments, listen to stories,
Calling all inventors, designers, builders, and engineers! Come play musical instruments, have dance parties, and develop
build mud bricks just like the Three Little Pigs, create treasure friendships that will get you excited for school! Instructor: Kelli
maps like pirates, and make kryptonite, capes, and shields Russell, teacher of performing and creative arts, incorporates
just like superheroes. You will have a blast making wooden music and movement into classroom teaching
airplanes, toad houses, and much, much more! Instructor: staff August 10-14 9-11 a.m. $85
of Little Scholars
June 22: Math Is Everywhere! Option #112 July 20: Glues, Brews, and Goos Option #116
Discover numbers all around you – in nature, in your name, in Love science? Want to become a scientist for a week? Then
measuring your height and shoe size. How wide is your smile? it’s time for Glues, Brews, and Goos! Come experiment with
How many times do you say “please” and “thank you” each different recipes and formulas to create some crazy chemical
day? Count the days until we play together! Instructor: Yolanda concoctions as well as explore how basic science applies to
Johnson, Wellington lower school teacher our everyday lives. Instructor: Justine Smith, Wellington lower
school learning guide
June 29: Happy Birthday, America! Option #113
Come read about and discuss the Fourth of July and all things July 27: Princesses & Superheroes Option #117
red, white, and blue! You’ll make red, white, and blue snacks, Do you have what it takes to save the world? Come and train
create “fireworks” in a bottle, tie dye a t-shirt, and even make to be the superhero or princess you were meant to be! Save
some floats. It will be a week of celebrating the traditions and the universe from evildoers everywhere during this interactive
celebrations of America’s birthday! Instructor: Jennifer Landon, and high-energy class. The training combines co-operative
Wellington lower school learning guide games, team building activities, literature, educational
enrichment activities, and craft projects to ensure your powers
July 6: Travel to Japan Option #114 will be supreme. Instructor: staff of Little Scholars
Take a trip to Japan! This tour of Japan will show you some
of the major sites as well as teach you how to use chopsticks, August 3: Storybook Theatre Option #118
create origami, and count to ten. Crafts, music, movies, food, Use your imagination, voice, and body to bring a story to
and more will give you a sample of Japan. Come learn basic life. After reading a story and exploring the characters and
Japanese vocabulary words as we discover different aspects location, you’ll develop a play based on the story. Create your
of Japanese culture. Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27, Metro own costumes and props to bring the story from the page to
Middle School math and science teacher the stage! On the final day of class you’ll present your favorite
stories to your families. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell,
July 13: Explore the World Option #115 professional actor and instructor at Columbus Children’s
Travel the world in just five days! You’ll read stories, make crafts, Theatre
and explore five different countries right here at Wellington. Join
an adventure you are sure to never forget! Instructor: Justine
Smith, Wellington lower school learning guide
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Course Descriptions
Algebra Fun Option #125 plaster, recyclable materials, and paper. Instructor: Jaime
Explore Algebra concepts through exciting games and good Bennati, Wellington upper school art teacher
times! Walk a life-size grid as you learn how to coordinate Grades 5-8 Fee: $140
points, investigate area and perimeter with Cheezits and July 13-17 9 a.m.-noon
drawings, race to the board to solve algebraic equations, and
so much more. Instructor: Alisha Sleeper, math and science Autour du Monde Français Option #129
teacher Journey around the French-speaking world without leaving
Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 Columbus! This immersion-style class (hands-on and taught
July 27-31 9 a.m.-noon exclusively in French) will take you to France, Sénégal,
Switzerland, and other French-speaking countries where you’ll
Art of Masonry eat authentic foods, bask in the sun on far-away beaches, and
What does it mean to be a mason? Concrete is an amazing discover famous monuments. Learn and use basic vocabulary
building material used in everything from bridges and as you “visit” a new location each day. Instructor: Patty Hans,
sidewalks to kitchen countertops. But did you know the Roman Wellington lower school French teacher
Coliseum and Pantheon were built from concrete? This class Grades 1-4 Fee: $140
Aerial Arts will be a hands-on exploration of concrete. Learn how concrete July 13-17 9 a.m.-noon
Join Cirque du Wellington! Hang suspended on aerial silks is made and view examples of items made from concrete. Then
while flowing through impressive poses that test and build make your own batch of concrete and, as a team, design and Aviation Camp Option #130
strength, flexibility, and grace. Explore different holds, wraps, create a unique decorative bench (older students) or stepping Do you look up into the sky when something flies overhead?
and positions while learning proper form. Lessons start at stones (younger students) that will be installed at Wellington. Do you get excited when you go to an airport? If so, then come
ground level and safely move up as you build confidence. Instructor: John Kuhn, professional builder and improv artist learn about the exciting elements of the aviation industry!
Instructor: Kyra Wagner, aerial arts instructor who has taught Grades 5-8 Grades 1-4 You’ll discover how airplanes fly, airports operate, air traffic
at Orlando Aerial Arts, Aerial Angels, Aerial Dance Festival, June 15-19 June 22-26 control works, and the various careers that may take you into
and The New England Center for Circus Arts where she was 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon the sky someday! Spend two days at The Ohio State University
instructed by former artists from Cirque Du Soleil Fee: $140 Fee: $140 Airport where you’ll have the opportunity to be on the airfield,
Grades 3-5 Grades 5-8 Grades 3-5 Performance Option #126 Option #127 learn to ‘pre-flight’ an airplane, and fly a full motion simulator!
June 15-19 June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29-July 2 Instructor: a professional in the aviation field provided by The
9 a.m.-noon 12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Ohio State University
Fee: $140 Fee: $140 Fee: $140 Fee: $260 Grades 6-8 Fee: $140
Option #120 Option #121 Option #122 Option #123 July 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Becoming an Actor
Algebra I Review Option #124 Theatre games help actors develop confidence and improve
Find the most common trouble spots in a typical Algebra improvisation skills. In this workshop, you’ll have the
1 curriculum and brush up your skills before returning to opportunity to play games that incorporate team work, mystery,
school in the fall! Classes combine lecture with working focus, and energy. Can you pass an invisible sound ball around
independently and in groups. Expect to do at least 60-75 the room without letting it drop? Bring imagination and a
minutes of homework each night. The completion of Algebra 1 sense of humor! Instructor: Kelli Russell, instructor of many
is a prerequisite for this course. A minimum of six students is Artist as Scientist Option #128 performing and creative arts, loves to incorporate music and
needed for this class. Instructor: Kathy Lin, Wellington upper Become a scientific artist exploring a variety of traditional and movement into classroom teaching
school math teacher contemporary playful materials for making sculptural works. Grades 1-3 Grades 5-8
Grades 9-11 Fee: $250 Create an art journal to document your discoveries and play art June 15-19 July 13-17
July 20-31 9 a.m.-noon games to learn creative ways to come up with inventive ideas 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon
for artwork. Possible materials used in class include clay, Fee: $130 Fee: $130
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THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL 2015 SUMMER OPTIONS
Book in a Box Option #133 Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 Chess Camp Option #139
Dive into a sea of books and adventures while creating a July 27-31 12:30-3:30 p.m. Spend a week immersed in chess, becoming a stronger player,
variety of learning games, enrichment activities, puzzles, and understanding the finer concepts of the game. Designed
character puppets, and comprehension skills related to a Bulls & Bears Option #136 for students playing or ready to begin playing in tournaments,
picture book or short novel. You can bring your own book or Is it time to buy? Is it time to sell? You will buy, trade, and this camp combines lessons with activities that are fun and
choose a book in class. Please bring a shoe box that you’ll sell stocks in a fast paced Wall Street way. Enjoy a chance educational. Study opening theory, tactical and positional
make into a “treasure chest” of book activities. You’ll talk to create and sell handmade products at the end of the camp aspects of the middle game, and endgame theory. If you are
about books by authors such as Mercer Mayer, Dr. Seuss, E.B. during our famous Sale-A-Thon! Instructor: staff of Little not sure this camp is right for you, please call. Instructor: Kyle
White, Beverly Cleary, Maurice Sendak, Gary Paulsen, and Scholars Jones, Wellington chess coach and USCF Candidate Master
many more. Instructor: Kelly Wood, teacher in Reynoldsburg Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 Grades 4-8 Fee: $235
Grades 2-4 Fee: $130 June 15-19 12:30-3:30 p.m. July 27-31 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
June 8-12 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Chamber Music for Strings Option #137
Builders Option #134 Calling all strings players with at least one year of experience
Calling all inventors, creators, builders, and designers! Come on the violin, viola, cello, or bass. Small ensembles focus on
build some awesome creations. Create your own designs technique, melody, harmony, rhythm, improvisation, and more,
and make structures using Legos, recyclable materials, while experiencing a variety of musical styles that include
and many other interesting items such as Lifesavers, paper classical, jazz, fiddle, and rock. You will even get to play on
bags, and marshmallows. Skills necessary… none! Skills Yamaha and Wood electric instruments! Invite your friends
attained include communication, problem-solving, reasoning, and family to a casual performance on the last day. Instructor:
developing creativity, and team work. Instructor: staff of Little Karen Butler, Wellington Director of Strings
Scholars Grades 5-8 Fee: $130
Grades 1-4 Fee: $150 June 22-26 12:30-3:30 p.m.
June 8-12 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Chess for Beginners Option #140
If you want to learn to play chess or just want a place to
practice basic skills, this is the class for you! You’ll learn how
to move the pieces and beginning chess strategy, along with
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 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Clay Art Option #141
You’ve been invited to the ultimate art lunch party! Inspired
by the work of artist Judy Chicago and her famous piece “The
Dinner Party,” you’ll learn techniques of working with clay
such as slab rolling and throwing on the wheel to make a
Builders’ Challenge Option #135 Cheerleading Camp Option #138 dinnerware set honoring someone important in your life. Once
Do you have what it takes to work in teams and solve problems? Cheerleaders are made to flip, fly, kick, jump, and stunt! Join made, you’ll brainstorm a design and images to paint on the
Each day you’ll receive a design challenge to which your team your friends in this class where you’ll learn cheers, chants, set and discuss ways artists approach problem-solving and the
must come up with solutions. Compete with the other teams motions, jumps, stunts, tumbling, and much more in a fun, safe development of ideas. On the last day you’ll have a lunch party
to see who can make a rocket shoot the highest, fling a marble environment. Instructors: staff from Gym Skills and invite special visitors to join in the celebration! Instructor:
the farthest, and create the largest geodesic dome. Instructor: Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 Jaime Bennati, Wellington upper school art teacher
Jennifer Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs July 27-31 12:30-3:30 p.m. Grades 5-8 Fee: $140
at the Rochester Museum and Science Center July 13-17 12:30-3:30
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Clay Explorers Option #142 Instructors: Becky Fuller, Wellington physical education
Imagination and play will come to life in this hands on clay teacher, and Jayne Young, Wellington middle school art
class! Come explore different ways to make textures and teacher
marks in clay that will be transformed into tiles and other Grades 5-8 Fee: $325
exciting projects. Search for objects with texture around the August 3-7 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Wellington campus and document it in your art journal. Then
using your found objects as well as materials such as pasta, Design for the Future
Legos, and buttons, you’ll make a landscape textured tile and The Jetsons? Wall-E? Did you ever wonder
a medallion clay necklace. You’ll also get to explore texture what our cities would look like in the future?
through a printmaking project that will be used for the cover of Come journey through the design process,
your art journal. Instructor: Jaime Bennati, Wellington upper explore different habitats, and discuss
school art teacher natural disasters so that you can design
Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 a city of the future while using recyclable
July 27-31 9 a.m.-noon materials! Work as a team and use your
Creative Arts Camp Option #145 creative skills to come up with a unique city!
Back by popular demand! Dive into this interactive, multi- What will your city look like? Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27,
disciplinary program. Dance, make music, perform plays, Metro Middle School math and science teacher
paint, sculpt, write poetry, and more. Working artists guide Grades 6-8 Grades 3-5
the way, fostering exploration and self-expression, celebrating June 22-26 July 13-17
creativity and joy! Instructors: Kaye Boiarksi, Director of Days 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon
of Creation for 20 years Fee: $130 Fee: $130
Grades 1-8 Fee: $235 Option #148 Option #149
June 29-July 2 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. .
Faeries, Dragons, & Gardens Option #150
Creative Summer Treats Option #146 Let your imagination run wild as you design your garden with
It’s not every day you get to play with your food. Come join tiny paths, benches, a house, and flowers. Make paper dolls,
us in this hands-on cooking class where you will use you learn about the mystery of fairy doors, and build your own fairy
Cooking Around the World Option #143 imaginations to create your own unique and tasty works of art. cottage. Come create a miniature world, sparked by reading
Visit Italy and make tiramisu, sail to Mexico and make salsa, You’ll make a recipe book of all your beautiful treats so you books about faeries, dragons, and magical gardens. Instructor:
and then cruise to another culinary destination such as France can recreate them at home. Design your very own fruit flower Kelly Wood, Reynoldsburg teacher
to make crepes. Join your friends in exploring the tastes of the pot, veggie creatures, pinwheel sandwiches, and sunshine Grades 2-4 Fee: $130
world! Our new chefs will cook and craft the week away with lemon cookies. Please list any food allergies or restrictions June 8-12 9 a.m.-noon
a special cookbook as part of your travel souvenirs. Instructor: when you register. Instructor: Carolyn Dimond, teacher of
staff of Little Scholars Healthy Living, Healthy Foods Fairytales on Trial Option #151
Grades 5-8 Fee: $150 Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 Was Jack guilty of robbery when he took the Giant’s hen that
July 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m. June 15-19 12:30-3:30 p.m. laid golden eggs? Was Snow White guilty of trespassing?
Should Goldilocks be found guilty for breaking and entering?
Crafty Kids Option #144 Day Trekkers: Sports, Nature & Art Fairytales on Trial takes beloved classics and enables young
Do you like to paint, craft, and create? Then this camp is for Option #147 legal minds to examine them from a new perspective. After
you! Create one of a kind masterpieces of canvas art and Join us for daily outdoor adventures with learning about the U.S. justice system, you will engage in
explore with watercolors. Get in touch with your inner artist an artistic twist. Kayaking, geocaching, role-playing, as you put your favorite fairytale characters on
as you create an “Andy Warhol” inspired piece of art. Express disc golf, and hiking are on the agenda. trial. Act out the various roles in the courtroom while a jury of
your unique personality with personalized pieces and leave Bring water shoes, climbing shoes, and peers determines the outcome of the defendant. Order in the
this camp with many treasured mementos! Instructors: staff of hiking shoes! Don’t forget to bring your fairytale court! Instructor: Nicole Parrish, Spanish teacher at
Little Scholars creative spirit for sketching wildlife, the Ohio School for the Blind
Grades 1-2 Fee: $150 painting en plein air, and creating Grades 4-6 Fee: $130
June 8-12 9 a.m.-noon sculptures from natural materials. July 13-17 9 a.m.-noon
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friends on the final day. Parents will be asked to supply simple face off in an arena where factoids and trivial information pay
costumes and props from home. Instructor: Michelle Cornell, off, literally, in daily prizes for everyone. Contestants….are
professional storyteller and theatre instructor and Wellington you ready to play? Instructor: staff of Little Scholars
Aftercare staff member Grades 5-8 Fee: $150
Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 July 27-31 9 a.m.-noon
July 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Fundy’s Math Basketball Jam Option #156
Score a slam dunk in math while improving your basketball
and athletic skills with former OSU star and NBA player
Lawrence Funderburke. You will build critical thinking and
analytical skills in math through grade-specific concepts,
terms, and problems. Content areas include algebraic and
statistical thinking, measurements and geometry, data
Fencing analysis and probability, and multi-digit arithmetic. Plus,
Fencing developed from the ancient sport of swordplay. In have fun playing kid-friendly math applications each day
today’s world, it is an exciting sport that helps participants on an iPad before hooping it up on the basketball court with
develop discipline, balance, coordination, good reflexes, Mr. Fundy and other basketball celebrities. Daily on-court skill
sportsmanship, and self-esteem. Come learn the basic development includes agility and footwork, strength training,
skills of fencing - footwork, how to hold a weapon, parries, ball-handling, passing, shooting, rebounding and defense,
retreats, fencing etiquette, and so much more. Equipment will plyometrics and strength training, and mental focus. Take Glee Club
be provided. Instructor: Isabel Alvarez, coach and owner of your math, basketball, and athletic skills to the next level Will you be the next American Idol? Join Glee Club this
Profencing, LLC and staff with Mr. Fundy and his team of stars! Instructor: Lawrence summer and have fun singing and dancing! You’ll learn basic
Grades 5-8 Grades 1-4 Funderburke, former OSU and NBA player, CFP, and Founder vocal production in a group setting, along with choreography
July 6-10 July 6-10 and President, LFYO specifically designed for your age level. Have fun learning
9 a.m.-noon 12:30-3:30 p.m. Grades 4-7 Fee: $200 how to combine singing and dancing to produce your very own
Fee: $150 Fee: $150 June 8-12 12:30-3:30 p.m. Wellington Glee! The week will culminate with a performance
Option #152 Option #153 for friends and family. Instructor: Lisa Springer, Wellington
vocal music director
Fraction Fun Option #154 Grades 2-4 Grades 5-8
Is 1/4 more than 1/2? How can you find what is equal to 1/2? July 6-10 July 27-31
Was that chocolate divided equally? Investigate and develop 12:30-3:30 p.m. 12:30-3:30 p.m.
your fraction skills through games, activities, and food! Fee: $130 Fee: $130
Student of all math levels are welcome! Have fun finding Option #158 Option #159
and exploring fractions while strengthening your math skills.
Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27, Metro Middle School math and Green Thumb Club Option #160
science teacher Catch an insect, grow a terrarium, and save the earth…all
Grades 3-5 Fee: $130 while learning about nature and the world around you through
July 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m. exciting expeditions, science, and environmental exploration.
Our Green Thumb Club will ignite your passion for nature,
Frozen Comes to Life Option #155 recycling, and learning about the earth through educational
“Frozen” fans, come share your talents and act as the activities and scientific investigations. Instructor: staff of Little
characters you love! Develop the skills to create vocal and Game Show Central Option #157 Scholars
physical characterizations of your characters and identify Let’s make a deal…you attend this camp, and we will show Grades 1-2 Fee: $150
relationships and important conflicts in the story. Everyone will you a great time! Game Show Central puts you in “Jeopardy” June 22-26 9 a.m.-noon
get to share their favorite songs and events as we stage our as you compete in game show style competitions, board
special adaption of “Frozen” for a live audience of family and games, and “Minute to Win It” challenges. Participants will
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Guitar for Beginners Option #161 Hip Hop Option #164 we work together to get an informed, creative, newspaper to
From “Frozen” to Katy Perry and John Legend, this group guitar Hop into a hip experience learning hip hop dance moves, press. Instructor: Drew Eberly, Wellington upper school English
class will introduce you to the fundamentals of guitar. Learn breakdancing, wild steps such as breaking and popping/ teacher and professional actor and director
to play songs that include popular artists of today such as locking, and so much more that will help you develop rhythm Grades 5-8 Fee: $130
Taylor Swift, John Legend, and Pharrell Williams. At the end and coordination. Learn about the history of Hip Hop and July 6-10 9 a.m.-noon
of the week, you’ll have a recital showcasing what you have how the dance terminology expresses the culture. You’ll
learned. Please bring your own guitar. Alex Shrock, instructor even explore science and math concepts related to angles, Junior Scientist Option #169
Noteworthy Music momentum, weight distribution, and fulcrums. Practice Put on your lab coat and come experiment! You’ll make crazy
Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 dancing individually and in groups and learn routines that concoctions, blow up balloons without air, and make elephant
June 15-19 12:30-3:30 you’ll perform for friends and family at the end of the week. toothpaste! Come learn to be a Junior Scientist! Instructor:
Instructor: staff of Gym Skills Courtney Dye, Worthington elementary school teacher
Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 Grades 1-3 Fee: $135
July 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m. June 15-19 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Horseback Riding
Saddle up and join the LEGO® Teenage Brick Turtles Option #170
fun at Liberty Horse Grab your katanas and nunchucks and prepare to fight crime
Farm! Gentle horses with the Turtles. Develop engineering skills as you build
and expert instruction two of the courageous turtles and their wise Japanese rat
provide a safe, fun sensei, Master Splinter. Strengthen your ninjutsu skills to
environment in which to defeat the villainous Shredder and his evil Foot Clan. After
learn the basics of riding. a treacherous day of crime-fighting, treat the Turtles to pizza
Riding twice a day gives down in the sewer dwelling under the city. Instructor: staff
riders lots of time on from Bricks4Kidz
horseback to practice new skills, while time in the barn will Grades 1-3 Fee: $150
Gymnastics Option #162 be spent learning hands-on skills such as grooming, leading July 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Have fun with handstands, cartwheels, backbends, and handling, and tacking up. Learn the difference between
handsprings, and more in a noncompetitive environment. You’ll a fetlock and a forelock, about different types and breeds of Managing Math Option #171
warm up and stretch to keep your bodies safe, learn about horses, and most importantly, about the special relationship Join a math adventure that will
different kinds of balances, flexibility, flips, and conditioning. between horses and people. Experience how horses teach us reinforce basic math skills and boost
Leave camp feeling like a winner! Instructors: staff of Gym confidence, responsibility, patience and calm behavior. Explore your math confidence while having
Skills Instructor: staff of Gym Skills the garden, meeting the chickens, song birds, rabbits, dogs, fun. You’ll explore basic skills such as
Grades 1-4 Fee: $130 and cats. Play at the creek. Try writing, math, and art activities. adding, subtracting, multiplying, and
June 22-26 12:30-3:30 p.m. A healthy snack will be provided each day. On the last day, dividing, as well as more advanced
your family will be invited to see how much you’ve learned! concepts such as scientific notation,
Hero Quest Option #163 Bring a packed lunch, a water bottle, a change of clothes for graphing, ratios, and proportions.
Luke Skywalker…Percy Jackson… Katniss Everdeen... Thor... the creek, and a bike helmet (if you have one.) Sturdy shoes This is a great way to get ready for
Do these names make you want to save the world? Do you and long pants are required for riding. Instructors: staff at the school year! Instructor: Maria Cellino P ’27, Metro Middle
dream of great adventures? If so, Hero Quest is the camp for Liberty Farm. School math and science teacher
you! Learn all about the myths that inspired these modern Grades 1-6 Fee: $350 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Grades 6-8 Fee: $130
stories. You will paint Greek vases in honor of the mighty June 8-12 July 6-10 August 3-7 July 27-31 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Hercules, design a coat-of-arms inspired by King Arthur’s Option #165 Option #166 Option #167
knights, and find out what it takes to be a true hero. So, find Mighty Pens Option #172
your shield, sharpen your sword, and join me for Hero Quest! In the Newsroom Option #168 Great writers don’t just happen, they practice. Spend the week
Instructor: Jeff Ostrowski, Westerville art teacher Transform the classroom into a working newsroom. Pitch story writing basic paragraphs, as well as more creative pieces,
Grades 3-5 Fee: $140 ideas, write and edit copy, and find out what it takes to make simultaneously reviewing and applying the basic skills and
June 22-26 9 a.m.-noon your deadline. Strengthen your writing and design skills as structures necessary to make you a better writer. Instructor:
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Sloan Magliery, middle school language arts teacher owner of The Glass Slipper, a tea house located in historic goodies. You’ll learn several methods of creating cookies and
Grades 6-8 Fee: $130 downtown Powell that specializes in tea parties for children cakes and get to bring home a variety of delicious goodies to
July 20-24 9 a.m.-noon ages 4-12 share with your family. Instructor: Cristen Healy, Wellington
Grades 1-4 Fee: $140 middle school science teacher
July 6-10 9 a.m.-noon Grades 5-8 Fee: $140
June 22-26 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Mythical Beasts of the World Option #176
What do griffins, owls, and snakes have in common? They are Physical Education Option #180
animals from myths told around the world! Come create art Participate in a wide variety of team and lifetime sports as
inspired by tales of fantastic beasts, explore spirit animals, well as physical fitness. Study different types of games and
and dream up your own mythological creature! You will draw, activities such as kayaking and strength training. Hard work,
paint, collage, and make multi-media art projects. Whether fair competition, cooperation, sportsmanship, fitness, and
you’re a fan of My Little Pony or dragons from Hogwarts, enjoyment of physical activity are emphasized. Field trips are
come join us for Mythical Beasts of the World! Instructor: Jeff included. Daily attendance is mandatory. Wellington students
Ostrowski, Westerville art teacher will earn one trimester of credit. Instructor: Paul Demchak,
Grades 3-5 Fee: $140 Reynoldsburg physical education teacher
July 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m. Grades 9-12 Fee: $300
Monster Sports Option #173 June 15-July 2 9 a.m.-noon
Have a blast with basketball, soccer, football, and T-ball No Sleeves Magic Camp Option #177
Inflatables! Grouped by age and ability, you’ll learn the basic This class is a fantastic introduction to magic for anyone Piano for Beginners Option #181
skills of team sports with the additional excitement of using interested in the art of illusion and trickery. Your magic kit will From Taylor Swift to John Legend, come learn pop piano in
Inflatables. Included will be backyard games such as corn hole include supplies for tricks and a wand that will help in your a group setting. No experience? No problem! You’ll begin
(OSU bean-bag toss), ladder ball, and bulls eye. Friday is Field mini illusions. Learn to use all of a magician’s “tools” in a to learn how to read music, play scales, chords, and basic
Day with tug-of-war, sack races, gladiator challenges, and performance of your very own! The focus will be on the use of repertoire that will teach you the foundations of music. You’ll
water games! Instructors: staff of Hilliard Inflatables, Inc. misdirection and getting comfortable in front of an audience, learn several popular songs from artists such as Katy Perry,
Grades 1-5 Fee: $250 as well as performance styles and the history of magic. John Legend, and Taylor Swift. At the end of the week, you
August 10-14 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Instructor: Carroll Baker, professional magician and longtime will have a recital showcasing what you’ve learned. Instructor:
magic teacher Tony Hagood, of Jazz Piano Kenyon College and founder of
Musical Theatre Option #174 Grades 1-4 Fee: $150 Noteworthy Music
Work as a team to create characters, a storyline, a script, and July 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m. Grades 3-5 Fee: $130
even songs! Get inspired by fairytales and create a land of June 15-19 9 a.m.-noon
make-believe that you’ll perform at the end of the week. You’ll Our Books, Our World Option #178
be guided along the way, but the majority of the musical will Do you enjoy talking about a really good book? Be part of lively POW: Pictures in Words
be made up completely by you and your friends! Instructor: conversations and creative activities based on readings chosen Option #182
Kelli Russell, teacher of performing and creative arts, for their real world impact. Selections will challenge you to Extra! Extra! Looking for creative
incorporates music and movement into classroom teaching consider complex ideas and form your own opinions about students that are ready to paint a picture
Grades 5-8 Fee: $130 society and what stories mean to us. Instructor: Drew Eberly, with words. If you have imagination,
June 22-26 9 a.m.-noon. Wellington upper school English teacher and professional we’re looking for you. Come explore how
actor and director words are put to use in television, radio,
My Doll, Tea, & Me Option #175 Grades 6-8 $130 and newspapers. You will work with
Bring your favorite doll to camp every day! We’ll have daily July 6-10 12:30-3:30 p.m. others to produce unique commercials,
“my doll show and tell” and include your doll in role-play skits songs, and more. What picture of words will you paint?
and games. Have fun creating girl and doll sized goodies. On Pastry Chef School Option #179 Instructor: Antonette Underwood, former language arts teacher
the last day, you, your friends, and your dolls will enjoy a “my If you’ve ever wanted to bake delicious and beautiful pastries, and Americorps volunteer in Tennessee
doll and me tea party.” You’ll make your own placemats, set this class is for you! Come join the world of the pastry Grades 3-4 Fee: $130
your own tea table and practice table and tea etiquette. Join chef! Learn the basics of cooking - from kitchen safety and July 13-17 12:30-3:30 p.m.
your friends for a “tea”-rrific time! Instructor: Stacey Haney, measuring ingredients to baking and decorating scrumptious
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Reading Adventures Option #183 ROXstars in the Making: Smart, Strong, Safe, Spanish Around the World Option #189
Come on a reading adventure where you’ll dive into a variety Successful Girls Option #186 Come on an exciting Spanish adventure. Explore basic Spanish
of stories. Have fun relating what you’ve read to you and your What does it mean to be a smart, strong, safe, and successful language skills through a variety of hands-on activities. You’ll
world. You’ll build your favorite characters as you imagine girl? Come learn what it means to be a girl who stands up make unique crafts such as piñatas and maracas and learn
them from your reading, write letters to authors, and engage for herself, shuts down the ‘drama’, and takes a stand as a about Latino and Spanish cultures while making delicious
in other exciting extensions. Instructor: Amina Guettatfi, leader! In this all-girl workshop you will have the time and snacks from different Spanish-speaking countries. Games and
Wellington Aftercare staff member and former language arts space to talk about the big issues going on in your life, connect crafts will reinforce Spanish basics. All adventurers welcome!
teacher in Dubai with other girls in discussing challenges facing girls (such as Instructor: Holly Farley, Wellington Aftercare staff member and
Grades 3-5 Fee: $130 cliques, fitting in, and girl drama), and have a blast learning bilingual assistant in Worthington Schools
June 15-19 12:30-3:30 p.m. how to use your powerful voice and strong body to stand up Grades 1-4 Fee: $140
for yourself and keep yourself safe. Every girl has the potential July 6-10 9 a.m.-noon
Reading, Writing, Rip-Roaring Fun Option #184 to be a leader and the right and ability to Rule her Own
Love to read and write? Want to learn how to write like a eXperiences! Instructors: staff and counselors from ROX
published author? Come explore a variety of authors and Grades 6-8 Fee: $150
book genres, and learn about many different kinds of writing June 8-12 9 a.m.-noon
styles. Bring your favorite books to class! Instructor: Yolanda
Johnson, Wellington lower school teacher
Grades 2-4 Fee: $130
June 22-26 9 a.m.-noon
SAT Prep by Princeton Review Option #187
Prepare for taking the SAT in the fall. Princeton Review will
provide 18 hours of focused instruction on SAT content and
vital test-taking strategies, as well as offer four full-length
practice exams. You’ll have access to their Online Student
Center, which offers practice tests, videos, and extra help, 10
days prior to the course start and lasting 120 days. If you are
not satisfied with the course or your scores do not improve, Speed Reading Plus Option #190
Recipes for Math Option #185 you can take another course free of charge. Improve your reading speed and comprehension! Learn
Math is everywhere in our daily lives, especially when we Grades 11-12 Fee: $549 techniques that will help boost your scores on ACT, SAT, and
cook! You’ll have fun in the kitchen exploring fractions, July 20-31 9 a.m.-noon (or 1:00 on test days) proficiency tests, as well as your understanding of textbooks
measurements, and proportions through a cooking lens. Each and novels. Practice note-taking methods for reading recall,
day includes a math lesson and a cooking session that is Space Cadet Option #188 lectures, presentations, and reports. You will find more
wonderfully delicious! Learn the tools and methods used for What makes up the eye of Jupiter? Why is Neptune blue? pleasure and meaning from reading. Class limit is 15, so
measuring ingredients and how to adjust recipe sizes. It will What happened to Pluto? Zoom to the moon and around the register early. Instructor: Bonnie James, owner Advanced
be a tasty lesson in various math concepts! Instructor: Alisha Milky Way to learn what makes our solar system “out of this Reading Concepts
Sleeper, math and science teacher world.” You will study and do activities related to each of the Grades 7-12 Fee: $325
Grades 2-4 Fee: $140 planets, learn about constellations, and much more! Instructor, July 13-17 9 a.m.-noon
July 27-31 12:30-3:30 p.m. Jen Wenzke, former Director of Youth and Family Programs at
the Rochester Museum and Science Center
Grades 1-3 Fee: $135
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Sports Camps
Fitness Quest Option #195 Stage Combat Option #199
If you’re looking for a fun, safe, and effective way to get in Learn the basics of stage combat (slaps, punches, hair pulls,
shape, then this is the camp for you! Combining indoor and chokes, and falls) and find out how they work within a scene.
Locker Soccer Clinics outdoor training techniques, you’ll learn the latest workouts Put your new skills into scenes from plays such as “The Lion, the
Wellington Summer Options has developed an exciting specifically designed for your age group. Whether you’re Witch and the Wardrobe,” “Holes,” and “Harry Potter.” Discover
new partnership with Locker Soccer, one of the premier looking to get in shape for your favorite sport, prevent that stage combat can be used in comedy as well as in serious
soccer academies in the Columbus area. Their specialty is injuries, or simply increase your physical fitness, you won’t be drama. Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and
providing our youngest children with a fun, safe, and nurturing disappointed! Instructor: Eric Sulzer, Wellington social studies theatre teacher at Columbus Children’s Theatre
environment while teaching age-appropriate soccer skills. teacher also has a Bachelor of Sports Sciences Grades 5-8 Fee: $130
Owner, Steve Locker, is a Wellington parent who has played Grades 4-6 Fee: $130 July 20-24 12:30-3:30 p.m.
soccer in Europe, coached at Harvard and other collegiate June 22-26 12:30-3:30 p.m.
settings, and loves children! Stage Combat in Shakespeare Option #200
Coed Soccer Camp Option #196 William Shakespeare’s plays are full of both tragic and comic
Locker Soccer for age 3-4 Option #191 Come learn the fundamental techniques necessary to play scenes of violence. His characters fought with their words,
This camp gets your preschoolers moving, laughing, and and excel! With the assistance of varsity players, coaches hands, swords, quarterstaffs, and more. Together, we will
learning basic foot skills with the soccer ball. Warm-ups will provide each camper with personalized instruction. jump into those scenes and bring them to life. We will develop
followed by stretches prepare the children for soccer drills that You’ll leave camp with specific soccer activities that you can and improve stage combat skills and become familiar with
include dribbling, shooting, and passing. The day ends with continue practicing after camp is over. Join us on Wellington’s Shakespeare’s language. On the last day, we will put it all
The World Cup game. Please bring a size 3 soccer ball, water, outstanding Robert Field! Instructors: Dondi Pangalangan, together for our friends and family in an informal sharing.
and a small, healthy snack. Wellington Head girls Varsity Soccer Coach and staff Instructor: Angela Barch-Shamell, professional actor and
Ages 3-4 Fee: $90 Grades 2-6 Fee: $130 theatre teacher at Columbus Children’s Theatre
June 15-19 9-10:30 a.m. July 27-31 9 a.m.-noon Grades 5-8 Fee: $130
July 27-31 9 a.m.-noon
Locker Soccer for K-2 Option #192 Tennis Camp Option #197
This is the perfect camp for young children to experience a OSU men’s assistant tennis coach and
wonderful balance between fun games and the early stages owner and director of Premier Sports
of skill development. The experienced staff knows how to get Camps David Schilling offers top-flight
children excited for their daily activities. Their confidence and tennis instruction emphasizing tennis
love of the game will soar! Please bring a size 3 or 4 soccer fundamentals. The camp features skill
ball, water, and a small, healthy snack. building and tennis games as well as a
Grades K-2 Fee: $150 variety of field games and drills that will
June 15-19 9 a.m.-noon help with conditioning, eye-hand coordination, and overall
athleticism. Grouped by age and ability. Bring rackets, filled
Coed Basketball water bottles, and sunscreen.
This camp is perfect for beginning and intermediate players. Grades 1-8 Fee: $195
You’ll concentrate on the fundamentals of basketball that July 20-24 9 a.m.-noon Stage Make-Up Option #201
are necessary elements for all levels of the game. At the end Ever wonder how make-up artists transform people to look
of the week, you’ll be able to take the drills and skills from Sports Fun Option #198 older, like monsters, or even animals? Glamour, fantasy, and
camp home and continue working on your new knowledge Like playing sports? Well then let’s play! You’ll work on your age are only some of the topics you’ll explore in this creative
all summer long! Coach: Artie Taylor, Wellington Head boys skills in gymnastics, soccer, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, workshop. You’ll also experiment with enhancing your own
Varsity Basketball Coach and staff and track and field. Have fun playing with friends while natural beauty while finding cool ways to highlight it. Your
Grades 2-8 Grades 2-8 learning to experience some friendly competition. Good face will be the canvas and you will become the painter!
July 13-17 July 13-17 sportsmanship is vital and you’ll love being a ‘good sport’ Instructor: Kyra Wagner, costume design and make-up artist
12:30-3:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in this class. Instructor: Kelli Russell, instructor of many and professional instructor of aerial arts
Fee: $150 Fee: $235 performing and creative arts, loves to incorporate music and Grades 5-8 Fee: $135
Option #193 Option #194 movement into classroom teaching June 22-26 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Grades 2-4 Fee: $130
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