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Fayetteville Academy
Summer Odyssey Brochure
June 10th—July 24th. 2020
3200 Cliffdale Road
Fayetteville, N.C. 28303
910-868-5131
csappington@fayacademy.org
General Information REGISTRATION: Students are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis. Many pro- grams have limited enrollment; therefore, we recommend that you register no later than two weeks prior to the beginning of the program in which you are interested. Instructors reserve the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. If this happens, you will be contacted at least one week before that program, and your entire tuition will be refunded. All programs meet Monday through Friday unless otherwise indicated. Pay- ment is due that the time of registration unless previous arrangements have been made with the director. The child will not be added to the camp until payment has been made. Costs and Fees: Camps the week of June 10th—12th is $110.00 (supply fee included). All camps from June 15th—July 24th cost $160 (supply fee included). Before Care is $20 per family per week. This fee is non-refundable. After Care is $100.00 per child per week or $165.00 per family. Daily fee is $30.00 per day per child. This fee includes a supply fee and afternoon snack. Dress: Students should dress appropriately for the program in which they are enrolled. Bare feet are not permitted in the buildings. Dress should always be in good taste. Water bottles and sunscreen are suggested supplies for outdoor camps. Closed toe shoes are required. Insurance: Fayetteville Academy carries a comprehensive general liability policy, but parents are responsible for their child's accident and health policies. Admissions Policy: The Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, na- tional or ethnic origin, or religion in the administration of admissions, educational poli- cies, financial aid, athletic programs, or other activities. Applications for Summer Odys- sey are accepted from all students, regardless of where they are enrolled during the reg- ular academic year. Preference will be given to currently enrolled Fayetteville Academy students. Withdrawals: Refunds will be made to those who withdraw from a program up to TWO week prior to the beginning of that program. If a student withdraws less than TWO week before the program begins, no refund is possible (regardless of the reason). The Academy reserves the right to ask any student to withdraw if the school feels that the student's continued presence is a negative one. If a student is required to withdraw, that tuition cannot be refunded. Drop off and Pick up: all campers will enter through the lower school kiosk by the spirit rock. This will be the the location for all morning camps and aftercare.
General Information:
Times:
All half-day camps 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Before Care 7:30 - 8:30 am
After Care 12:00 pm - 5:30 pm Drop-off and pick-up for all camps will be
located in the gym lobby.
After Care will be on the playground or in the Lower School building. A
late fee of $1 per minute will be due immediately after 5:30 pm.
Signs will be posted weekly as to the specific location of all camps.
Half day camps will only be conducted when 6 or more
campers are registered. Please look out for special in-
structions from the teacher the week before your child’s
camp!.
Costs:
Before Care $ 20.00 per family
Half Day Camps—June 10th—12th $110.00
June 15th—July 24th $ 160.00
Aftercare—June 10th—July 24th $100.00 or $30.00 a day
Or $165.00 per family.
FA’s Summer Office Hours:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Friday
Contact Us: Christine Sappington
Summer Odyssey Director 910-868-5131 (ext. 3241)
csappington@fayacademy.org
Before Care:
June 10th - July 24th
This service is for parents who need to drop off their child(ren) before camps
begin. If you drop them off before 8:15 am, you will be charged the $20.00
fee. This fee is paid weekly. We can not accept daily payments. If you are not
using the before care service, drop-off for camps begins at 8:15 am.
After Care :
June 10th - July 24th
12:00 pm– 1:00 pm lunch / free play on playground (weather permitting)
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm activities organized for specified day of the week
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm snack / free play on the playground or gym
Monday – sports / game day
Tuesday – science/ art day
Wednesday – water day (weather permitting)
**Excluding June10th—no water day the first week of camps**
Thursday – iPad day
Friday – reading and math day
Campers will spend the afternoon enjoying time with their peers. Each week will include
new and fun activities for the specified day. There will be some flexibility.
To register, complete this form (please print) and return it with your check payable to
FA SUMMER ODYSSEY to: Fayetteville Academy Summer Odyssey 2020
3200 Cliffdale Road Fayetteville, North Carolina 28303
Student's Name: ____________________________ Age: ______ Birth Date: ___________ Grade: ________ (2019-2020)
Address: ___________________________________________ 2019-2020 School Attended: _________________ P
arents or Guardian: _________________________________
Parent ‘s Daytime Phone:______________________
Parent Email Address: _______________________________________________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________ Cost: ____________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________ Cost: ____________
Program and Date: __________________________________________________ Cost: ____________
Total Enclosed: _______ (Please photocopy this form for additional children or programs)
EMERGENCY INFORMATION & PERMISSION FOR TREATMENT FORM
Student's Last Name: ________________________________ First Name: ___________________________________MI______
Parent/Guardian Name: ____________________________________________________
Home Phone:_____________________________ Mother's Business Phone: _________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager #: ____________________________________
Father's Business Phone: __________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager #: ____________________________________
In case of emergency and parent is NOT available, contact: _________________________________________________________
(Name) (Phone) (Cell Phone) Local hospital preference (if parent or guardian cannot be reached):
__________________________________________________
Student's Social Security #: __________________________________ Date of Birth: ____________________________________
Allergies and other medical conditions: (Please explain checked items on separate sheet of paper): ALLERGIES ________ ASTHMA
_________ DIABETES_________ EPILEPSY_________ HEART PROBLEMS___________ DRUG ALLERGIES__________ RECURRING
ILLNESS_________ OTHER _________________________________________ Insurance Company:
________________________________________ Policy #: ________________________________________ Camps fill quickly, so
register early! In case of an emergency, I hereby give permission for my child to be taken to a physician or hospital by either a par-
ent in charge or by school personnel. I understand that every reasonable effort will be made to contact me. If I cannot be reached,
however, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the teacher in charge, adult chaperone(s), or athletic coach to hos-
pitalize and secure proper emergency treatment (including surgery) for my son/daughter. I am the responsible party for hospitali-
zation and medical payment. Parent Signature _________________________________________________ Date
____________________________________________
**If paying with a credit card please go to Eventbrite.com. You will need to print your ticket for each camp you have paid for.**
June 10th—12th
Christmas in Summer!!
Amanda Young
Grades: Rising PreK-2nd
Dance Around the World
Maria Marquez Come escape from the heat and enjoy celebrating
Grades: rising K-4th Christmas in the summer! We will cool off with cold
Here we go! Explore different types of music chocolate drinks, learn how to make our own snow,
and dance from around the world. From salsa have snow ball fights, and someone from the North Pole
to flamenco to tarantella and beyond, you'll might make an appearance too! It is never to early to
have fun movin' and groovin' ...We will travel think about Christmas. Come and cool off while you
around the world learning dances from Spain, enjoy all things Christmas!
Puerto Rico, Italy, Chile, Dominican Repub-
lic, Colombia, and more!
It's A Zoo In
Here! DRAWING ANIMALS Deborah
Reavis
Grades: rising K-5th
Come join Ms. Reavis and learn how to draw
all kinds and sorts of ANIMALS! All drawings
will be taught in an easy step-by-step fashion.
Campers will draw in the mornings and after-
noons to color/paint their beautiful draw-
STEAM Imagineers Camp! ings. Wear comfortable "don't care if it gets
Cath Rathbone messy" clothes, hard toed shoes, and a big
Grades: rising 3rd - 5th smile! Campers need to pack a snack and wa-
Come try everything STEAM this summer! ter bottle daily.
Hands on, at your own speed, get a taste of
how a SmartLab works. Take home your own
personally designed tile!
June 10th—12th
Little Sprouts!!
Melissa Bruns
Grades: rising K-2nd
Come out and enjoy a week long reunion of
past campers! We will have our daily mint tea
and garden snacks, and prepare the garden for
summer harvest. Let’s all enjoy getting our
hands dirty!
Globetrotters!!
Gabby Ostendorf
Grades: rising 3rd -5th
Students will travel among the seven continents
of the world. They will explore different coun-
tries, create crafts, play traditional games, try
treats and become global citizens
Escape the Room Through Math
Charlene Curry
Grades: rising 3rd-5th
Campers will try to escape the room by solving
various mathematical equations before the
clock runs down. Math concepts will be age ap-
propriate and campers will work as a team to
solve various problems to set themselves free.
Students will sharpen their math skills through a
fun and interactive way.
June 15th—19th
Classic Summer Camp
Laura Reeves
Grades: rising 1st - 5th
Summertime + crafting = FUN! Summer's
finally here and what better time to make
crafts to enjoy in the backyard! In this camp,
we will sip on ice cold lemonade, make bug
catchers, mosaic stepping stones, friendship Hot Wheels Camp
bracelets, finger weaving projects and more. Danny Reeves
Grades: rising K-3rd
Art Journaling Camp Ready to race! Kids will design hot wheels race
Deborah Reavis car tracks inside to see how fast they can
Grades: rising K - 5th go. Imaginations will run wild making roads in
Come and join Ms. Reavis for a week of fun art the sand box and classroom. Hot Wheels are a
journaling! Campers will be creating collages, great way to have fun and work on problem
drawing, and solving skills.
painting with dif-
ferent art media in
their sketchbooks.
Each day we will
learn new tech-
niques and experi-
menting with dif-
ferent media to
create a beautiful Sporty Ladies
art journal pages. Charlene Curry
Wear closed toe Grades: rising 3rd- 5th
shoes and wear Girls will spend a week doing various athletic
"don't care if it and pampering activities. They will learn and
gets messy" practice Yoga and Pilates through an online
clothes. Campers streaming studio. Make healthy and fun snacks
need to pack a to share together, and have a different pamper-
snack and a water ing activity in the afternoon each day. Please
bottle for each day. Can't wait to see you! have your camper bring a yoga mat each day
they attend.
Mini Inventors STEAM Camp
Cath Rathbone
Grades: rising K-2nd
Come try everything mini-STEAM this summer!
Hands on, come invent things in the SmartLab.
Take home your own tile!
June 15th—19th
Globe Trotters! Mason Jar Extravaganza
Gabby Osterndorf Amanda Young
Grades: rising K-2nd Grades: rising PreK—2nd
Students will travel among the seven continents Enjoy a week with Ms. Amanda discovering the
of the world. They will explore different coun- history of the Mason Jar. Each day we will
tries, create crafts, play traditional games, try make a wonderful project using all different
treats and become global citizens! styles of mason jars. During each day we will
have stories and activities representing the
Camping Camp theme of the day!!
Debi Smith
Grades: rising 3rd- 5th
Come join us for a week of fun learning skills
you'd use on a family camping trip! Learn how
to build a fire, pitch a tent, simple first aid, what
animals/plants to avoid, and even a few camp-
fire songs!
All Sports Camp! Teacher:
Karin Levesque
Summer Precision Camp!! Grades: rising 3rd - 5th
Julian Barbaro—alumni FA Campers will participate in a variety of sports
Grades: rising 2nd -5th and games. The week is filled with skill devel-
Enjoy the week learning how to aim and shoot opment, teamwork and playing to have fun.
with water guns, nerf guns, and archery. We
will learn safety tips and history. We will enjoy
something new, make new friendships and
have friendly competition.
Classical Disney
Lauren Reames
Rising K—2nd
Laser Tag Tournament Join us as we travel through all the magic of Disney! Each day
LeeAnn Valcarcel we will explore a Disney classic. Through stories, arts and
Grades: rising 3rd - 5th crafts, and much more we will get to know characters like
Mickey, Cinderella, Nemo, and other favorites!
Four teams will compete all week to see who
will be the tournament champion! Learn team-
work, leadership, and critical thinking skills, as
well as making new friends with your team-
mates and competitors.
Gameplay styles include indoor, outdoor, glow-
in-the-dark, and capture the flag.*
TOURNAMENT LIMITED TO 16 PLAYERS.
*Game styles dependent on available space
and weather!!June 22nd— 26th
YouTube Drawing Chess & More !!
Laura Reeves Danny Reeves
Grades: rising 2nd -5th Grades: rising 1st -5th
If you like to draw, and would like to practice to The best way to combine fun and learning is to
get better at it, this camp is for you. Each camp- play games. This camp will focus on teaching
er will fill a sketchbook with drawings. We will students chess and other strategic games.
watch and draw along with YouTubers as they They'll be having so much fun they won't even
show us how to draw a wide variety of charac- know they're learning. At the end of the week
ters, places, and objects, and we will add our each student gets to take home their own chess
own unique details and styles. Come draw with set.
us!
Dinosaurs!!!
Flight School/ Paper Airplane Gabby Ostendorf
Deborah Reavis Grades: rising PreK-2nd
Grades: rising K-5th
Come join Ms. Reavis for a week of FUN with
paper airplanes! Campers will learn how to
make/fold new paper airplanes each day, deco-
rate them, and flight test them. We will work on
our aviation skills by practicing some fun "pilot"
games and have lots of fun! Wear closed toed
shoes and comfortable clothes. Campers need
to bring a snack and a bottle of water for each
Calling all dinosaur lovers! Come on in to the
day. See you in the friendly skies!
Jurassic Park classroom and learn all about di-
nosaurs. From digging for dinosaur fossils to
creating memorable crafts, students will have a
fun-filled week!June 22nd— 26th
MakerSpace
Debi Smith
Grades: rising K-2nd
Do you like to make things? This camp will
have supplies galore for you to put together
and "Make" anything you can imagine. If you Laser Tag Tournament
can dream it up, you can make it in this camp. LeeAnn Valcarcel
We will have a few items we will make as a Grades: rising 6th– 8th
group but there will also be time to create Four teams will compete all week to see who will
whatever you like, using mostly recycled be the tournament champion! Learn teamwork,
items! Lots of fun and creativity! leadership, and critical thinking skills, as well as
making new friends with your teammates and com-
petitors.
Gameplay styles include indoor, outdoor, glow-in-
the-dark, and capture the flag.*
TOURNAMENT LIMITED TO 16 PLAYERS.
*Game styles dependent on available space and
weather.
Rocket League
Chase Ammons
Grades: 3rd-5th
Enjoy the week of friendly competition with re-
mote control cars, design a track using
gemonentry, designing your poster for your
team, and make team tee shirts for the day of
competition.June 29th—July 3rd
Red, White, & Blue
Gabby Ostendorf
Grades: rising K-2nd
Students will create red, white, blue crafts galore
to represent our great country. Students will
learn American symbols and create fun crafts
(some edible too) along the way!
Fayetteville Academy Cheer Camp
Heather Handy
Grades: rising 1st - 5th
Spend the week learning how to cheer on the
Eagles. This camp will teach chants, jumps, a
dance, and some stunting. On Friday we will
Shark Week perform a mini pep rally for the campers and
Julian Barbaro parents
Grades: rising 3rd-5th
Enjoy the week learning about the different
types of sharks, studying the habits, and symbi-
otic relationships in the ocean. We will work
with a dogfish shark learning the external and
internal anatomy. The students will dissect
throughout the week.
Comic Book Camp
Laura Reeves
Grades: rising1st -5th
Tra-la-laaaa! Do you enjoy making your own
comics or cartoons? In this camp each
camper will write and draw comic books all
week long. We will learn about character
development, drawing, and storytelling with
H2O and You pictures. Come make up stories, draw, and
Georgeanna English have fun with Mrs. Reeves!
Grades: rising Pre-K - 2nd
Each day we will learn the importance of water
for all living things. We will enjoy splashing
around using water in different science experi-
ments and end the week with Water Day festivi-
ties (weather permitting).June 29th—July 3rd
Nerf Camp
Chase Ammons
Intro to STEM with LEGO® Materials, Sum- Grades: rising K-5th
mer Enjoy this fun filled week playing all kinds of
Morning, 9am-12pm, ages 5-7 Nerf games. We will have friendly competitions
with a grand winner on Friday. Each day the
Bring your craziest ideas to life with Play-Well children will participate in Nerf Olympic games.
TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® On Friday we will announce our winner and
parts! Build engineer-designed projects such have a Nerf themed movie and party.
as: chugging Steamboats, enchanting Moon
Bridges, and bustling Airports. Design and
build as never before and explore your craziest
ideas.
Photography & Scrapbooking
Nicole Mearing
Grades 3rd—5th
Enjoy a week of using different types of camer-
as. Each day we will take pictures of different
themes, illustrate the scrapbook. We will learn
how to use technology in making collages,
photo movies and more.
Afternoon, 1pm-4pm, ages 8-12
Refine your construction skills as you tinker
with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thou-
sands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world con-
cepts through projects such as: dizzying Tea-
cup Rides, customized Cuckoo clocks, and the On the Farm with Mrs. Bullard
historic Wright Flyer. Design and build as nev- Alison Bullard
er before and explore your craziest ideas. Grades Rising 1st—3rd
Calling all little farmers!! Throughout the week
we will work together to learn about farming
with arts and crafts, story telling, and modeling
a farm.July 6th –10th
Have your cake and eat it too!
Georgeanna English
Grades: rising K– 2nd Fort Box Camp
Come in and color pictures centered around the Deborah Reavis
cake theme of the day. We will then discuss how Grade: rising K-5th
to make different type of cakes, decorations, and Come join Ms. Reavis for a Fayetteville Acade-
enjoy a dessert party every day. ( Peanut and my Summer Odyssey tradition- FORT BOX
CAMP! Campers need to bring one or two boxes
nut products will be used in this camp). big enough to fit in, other boxes will be provided,
and one full roll of duct tape. We learn about ar-
chitects and construction, and use that to help us
create our forts! Things campers can bring:
sheets, flashlights, a pillow, and christmas lights.
Campers need to wear closed toed shoes and
"play" clothes; they also need to pack a snack
and water bottle each day.
Sand between my toes
Laura Reeves
Grades: rising PreK- 2nd
Spend the week getting messy! We will
learn how to make sand arts and crafts, paint
with sand, make sand
castles, and many other fun activities. We
will end the week with our toes in the sandand a
fruity beverage in our hands.July 6th –10th
Vertebrate Dissection Camps
Chase Ammons—alumni FA
Grades: rising 3rd-5th
Campers spend the week focusing on animals
with backbones. Each day we will dissect an or-
ganism from the following classes fish, amphibi-
ans, reptiles and mammals. We will end the
week with a back breaking party.
The Ultimate Scavenger Hunt
Julian Barbaro– alumni FA
Grades: rising 3rd—7th
Spend the week competing daily on different
scavenger hunts throughout the campus. Each
day the Hunt will have its own theme and riddles
to help find the items. We will end the camp on
Friday putting on a scavenger hunt during break
for the other campers.
MakerSpace
Debi Smith
Grades: rising 3rd - 5th
Do you like to make things? This camp will have
supplies galore for you to put together and
"Make" anything you can imagine. If you can
dream it up, you can make it in this camp. We
will have a few items we will make as a group
but there will also be time to create whatever
you like, using mostly recycled items! Lots of fun
and creativity!July 13th—17th Glitter Craft
Debi Smith
Grades: 3rd- 5th
Do you love glitter? Do you enjoy doing crafts?
Pop Up & Paper Tricks!! - Come to this camp for lots of fun making glittery
Laura Reeves crafts that you can give to a loved one or keep
Grades: rising K - 2nd for yourself!
If you like cutting, gluing, taping, and making Lots of glittery fun and cool ideas you can dupli-
things out of paper, this camp is perfect for cate at home. We will make no less than 5 dif-
you! We will make pop-up projects and art pro- ferent items so that everyone will have at least
jects with pieces that move, among other inter- one to take home each day.
esting and fun projects. Let's get
those imaginations (and scissors) working
in Pop-Ups & Paper Tricks!
Unicorn Camp
Lauren Jenkins
Grades: Rising K-2nd
Hot Wheels Camp Come spend the week of fairy tales and Unicorn
Danny Reeves Rainbows. We will travel through the lands of
Grades: K-3rd Unicorns doing arts and crafts, making stories,
Ready to race! Kids will design hot wheels race and enjoying friendships.
car tracks inside to see how fast they can
go. Imaginations will run wild making roads in
the sand box and classroom. Hot Wheels are a
great way to have fun and work on problem
solving skills.July 13th—17th
Adulting 101
Dr. Limberg
Grades: rising 9th—12th
Adulting is a challenge resumes, budgets, net-
working, finding a place to live, making sure
basic maintenance gets done, everything comes
at you fast. Get a leg up on demystifying the
process! We will build resumes, practice infor-
mational interviews, create budgets, demystify
taxes and basic savings. Discuss how to live Gymnastics Teacher
your own or with roommates. Natalie Saunders
Grades : Rising1st - 3rd
Come out and learn basic skills in gymnastics.
We will work on tumbling, flexibility, stretching
techniques, and work on some gymnastics relat-
Fort Box Camp 2 ed crafts! At the end of the week the campers
Deborah Reavis will perform a routine they have learned.
Grades: rising K-5th
Come join Ms. Reavis for a Fayetteville Acade-
my Summer Odyssey tradition- FORT BOX
CAMP! Campers need to bring one or two box-
es big enough to fit in, other boxes will be pro-
vided, and one full roll of duct tape. We learn
about architects and construction, and use that
to help us create our forts! Things campers can
bring: sheets, flashlights, a pillow, and christmas
lights. Campers need to wear closed toed shoes
and "play" clothes; they also need to pack a
snack and water bottle each day.
Garden Party
Melissa Bruns
Grades: Rising K—2nd
Let’s get our hands dirty in the garden! Together we
will learn about growing flowers and food. We will
share healthy snacks, make crafts, and even have a
garden party!July 20th—24th
All Sports Camp! Teacher:
Karin Levesque
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Campers will participate in a variety of
sports and games. The week is filled with
skill development, teamwork and playing
to have fun.
Fairy Garden Camp
Laura Reeves
Grades: Rising K -2nd
Calling all fairies! In Fairy Garden Camp
each camper will make tiny creations for
their very own fairy garden. We will also
do fairy-themed arts and crafts. We will
end our week by sprinkling pixie dust in
the garden and having a fairy picnic and
Nerf’s Up tea party!
Chase Ammons (Alumni of FA)
Grades: 2nd - 4th
Enjoy this fun filled week playing all kinds
of Nerf games. We will have friendly com-
petitions with a grand winner on Friday.
Each day the children will participate in
Nerf Olympic games. On Friday we will an-
nounce our winner and have a Nerf
themed movie and party.July 20th—24th
Fort Box #3
Deborah Reavis
Grades: rising K - 5th
Come join Ms. Reavis for a Fayetteville Acade-
my Summer Odyssey tradition- FORT BOX
CAMP! Campers need to bring one or two box-
es big enough to fit in, other boxes will be pro-
vided, and one full roll of duct tape. We learn
about architects and construction, and use that
to help us create our forts! Things campers can Hooray for Kindergarten!!
bring: sheets, flashlights, a pillow, and christ- Angelia Zahran
mas lights. Campers need to wear closed toed Grades: Rising K
shoes and "play" clothes; they also need to Hooray for Kindergarten ! Come join us for a
pack a snack and water bottle each day. fun filled week of activities to make going to
kindergarten a smooth and exciting transition .
We will focus on character traits, making
friends, daily routines, and building an excite-
ment to start school! Every day we will focus
on a character trait like respect, responsibility,
social interactions, and just plain having fun !!!
We will do a craft each day along with a snack
they create that is relevant to the story of the
day ! Come join the fun. We can’t wait!
Razzle Dazzle Designer Camp
Gymnastics Lauren Jenkins
Natalie Saunders—Alumni of FA Grades: rising 1st -3rd
Grades : Rising 1st - 3rd Enjoy a week making glittery, dazzling, cloth-
ing, shoes, purses, and water bottles for you to
Come out and learn basic skills in gymnastics. show off with your summer outfits. Each day
We will work on tumbling, flexibility, stretching we will collaborate on a design for the day.
techniques, and work on some gymnastics re- Make dazzling snacks, and enjoy learning
lated crafts! At the end of the week the camp- about fashion and individuality.
ers will perform a routine
they have learned.July 20th—24th
LEGO® Materials, Summer
Museum Madness Morning, 9am-12pm, ages 5-7
Dr. Limberg
Grades: rising 7th -12th Minecraft Engineering with LEGO® Materials
Bring Minecraft to life using tens of thousands of
Explore local history, learn how museums re- LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects
search and build exhibits. Create our own digital such as a Creeper, a Lava Trap, and a Minecart.
exhibit about a local person. Students will blend Create your favorite Minecraft mobs, tools, and
historical research skills with digital design and objects with the guidance of an experienced
communication abilities. Play-Well instructor.
Afternoon, 1pm-4pm, ages 8-12
Minecraft Master Engineering with LEGO® Ma-
terials
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® parts! Build
an Iron Golem, the Nether Portal, and the Ender
Dragon. Students will explore real-world con-
cepts in physics, engineering, and architecture
while building their favorite Minecraft objects.
Woodworking
Julian Barbaro—Alumni of FA
Grades: Rising 3rd -5th
Enjoy a week learning the fine art of Woodwork-
ing. Each day the campers will learn how to use
the different tools and make unique wood items
to take home.
Competitive Cheer
Lauren Reames
Rising 3rd—6th Graders
Calling all future cheerleaders!! Join us for a fun week of cheer-
ing, jumping, stunting, and chanting! We've got spirit, yes we
do! We've got spirit, how about you?!You can also read
