2012 College for Kids Catalog

Summer 2012 Programs sce-kids.uwm.edu

GRADES K5-8

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Class Descriptions

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What is College for Kids?College for Kids (CFK) is a hands-on enrichment program for children in grades K5-8 who have high academicpotential, motivation, a talent, or an interest in computers, math, science, languages, creative arts and humanities.Now in its 32nd year, the program consists of one and two-week classes taught by UW system faculty or highlyqualified and experienced instructors. All programs at UW–Milwaukee provide an "academic edge." Class size islimited to 16 students.

Kindergartners must be five years old by June 10 and must have prior five-days-a-week school experience.

When are Classes?Classes are Mon.-Fri., June 18-Aug. 10and are held on the UWM campus, unless otherwise noted. Specific classdates/times are included in coursedescriptions located on pages 5-22.

Registration Policy Once your child is registered there are no refunds or transfers. Refunds aremade only for classes cancelled by CFK.

How Do I Register? Hassle free registration. No waiting in long lines. Registration opens each yearon Jan. 15. Call, fax in your registration, or go online to sce-kids.uwm.edu. (Mailed registrations add several days to the registration process and lessen the likelihood of availability in your desired class.)

Confirmation ofRegistrationWithin two weeks of your registration,receipt and parental permission formsare mailed to you for completion andreturn. All participants are encouraged to have their own health insurance aslimited secondary accident insurance isprovided by the University.

CHECK OUT COLLEGE FOR TEENS

The learning doesn’t stop at 8th grade. If you have a teen, grades 9-12, check out our College for Teens programsat sce-kids.uwm.edu.

Before and After Caren Early Morning Drop-Off: 7:30-9am - $25/week or $45/two week sessionn Late Afternoon Pick-Up: 4-5:30pm - $25/week or $45/two week session

We offer two options to make things easier for kids and parents. For a minimalcharge, supervised care is available before and after the program day. So comeearly or stay late, however you must sign up for the whole week.

Before Care (7:30-9am) and After Care (4-5:30pm) will meet in the Union TerraceRoom. Chaperoning child to or from class is included in this fee.

Early Morning Dropoff 7:30-9am

Prog.# FeeOne week sessions:June 18-22 8460-6401 $25June 25-29 8460-6402 $25July 9-13 8460-6001 $25July 16-20 8460-6002 $25July 23-27 8460-6003 $25July 30-Aug. 3 8460-6004 $25Aug. 6-10 8460-6005 $25Two week sessions:June 18-29 8460-6403 $45 July 9-20 8460-6006 $45 July 23-Aug. 3 8460-6007 $45

Late Afternoon Pickup 4-5:30pm

Prog.# FeeOne week sessions:June 18-22 8460-6404 $25June 25-29 8460-6405 $25July 9-13 8460-6008 $25July 16-20 8460-6009 $25July 23-27 8460-6010 $25July 30- Aug. 3 8460-6011 $25Aug. 6-10 8460-6012 $25Two week sessions:June 18-29 8460-6406 $45July 9-20 8460-6013 $45July 23-Aug. 3 8460-6014 $45

Enroll More. Pay Less.CFK offers summer discounts. Themore you enroll, the less you pay.

2012 Summer Discounts!Frequent Student Discountsn Register for three to five classes

and receive $10 off each class.n Register for six or more classes

and receive $20 off each class.

Must register for classes together toreceive discounts.

Program Information

Classes that do notreach sufficientenrollment by May 15will be canceled. Pleaseregister before this dateto ensure classes run.

About the Program

Schedule Planner 1

Schedule at a Glance 2

Special Programs 5

Class DescriptionsCreative Arts 7Humanities/Social Sciences 10 Languages & Cultures 14Math & Computers 16Science 19

Registration Form 23

Important Information 24

Please use the grid below to organize your child’s schedule. This will help prevent registering for two classes at the same time.

Child’s Name___________________________________________

CONTENTS

n Please note: College for Kids/College for Teens only supervises students while they are enrolled in a class or are registered for before and after care. Students enrolled in back-to-back classes or before and after care will be chaperoned to their next destination.No extended supervision (longer than the 30 minutes between consecutive class times) is available between 9am-4pm for those notenrolled in class during any part of the day.

n Please have your child bring a copy of this schedule to class each day so we can make sure they get to the correct class.

Before Care After Care7:30-9am 9-11am 11:30am-1:30pm 2-4pm 4-5:30pm $25/per week $25/per week

Week 1June 18-22

Week 2June 25-29

Week 3July 9-13

Week 4July 16-20

Week 5July 23-27

Week 6July 30-Aug. 3

Week 7Aug. 6-10

UWM COLLEGE FOR KIDS SCHEDULE PLANNER

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Schedule at a Glance

Kindergartners must be five years old by June 10 and must haveprior five-days-a-week school experience.

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee Page Exciting Astronomy K5-2 8410-0401 $139 19Music Exploration K5-2 8410-0402 $139 9Recipe for Fun K5-2 8410-0403 $139 13Beginning Filmmaking 3-5 8410-0404 $139 7How Our City Works 3-5 8410-0405 $139 12Math Contests 3-5 8410-0406 $139 17Battles of WWII 6-8 8410-0407 $139 10Drawing Basics 6-8 8410-0408 $139 8Game Show Math 6-8 8410-0409 $139 17*CFK/CFT Panther Glee Club 6-12 8410-0410 $139 7

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageBlocks, Beams & Bridges K5-2 8410-0411 $139 11Organ Investigators K5-2 8410-0412 $139 22Pottery K5-2 8410-0413 $159 9Music Exploration 3-5 8410-0414 $139 9Out of this World-Astronomy 3-5 8410-0415 $139 19Paints Alive 3-5 8410-0416 $139 9Cryptology 6-8 8410-0417 $139 16Eco-Kids Save the World 6-8 8410-0418 $139 20Korean Language and Culture 6-8 8410-0419 $139 14Psychology 101 6-8 8410-0420 $139 13*CFK/CFT Panther Glee Club 6-12 8410-0421 $139 7*YogaMotion! 6-12 8410-0422 $139 14

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageMoney Does Grow, but not on Trees K5-2 8410-0423 $139 18Serengeti Safari K5-2 8410-0424 $139 13Walk Like an Egyptian K5-2 8410-0425 $139 9Eco-Kids Save the World 3-5 8410-0426 $139 20Korean Language and Culture 3-5 8410-0427 $139 14Pottery 3-5 8410-0428 $159 9Beginning Filmmaking 6-8 8410-0429 $139 7Introduction to Engineering with

Autodesk Inventor 6-8 8410-0430 $139 17Stars Galore - Astronomy 6-8 8410-0431 $139 19*The Cold War 6-12 8410-0432 $139 13

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee PageKorean Language and Culture K5-2 8410-0001 $139 14Ooze, Drip, Bubble & Bounce K5-2 8410-0002 $139 22Westward Bound K5-2 8410-0003 $139 14LegoMindstorms 3-5 8410-0004 $139 21Monster Mash 3-5 8410-0005 $139 8Theatre Workshop 3-5 8410-0006 $139 9Minute to Win It! 6-8 8410-0007 $139 12Poetry & Prose 6-8 8410-0008 $139 13World Art 6-8 8410-0009 $139 10*Design Your Own Computer Games 6-12 8410-0010 $139 17

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageCreative Drama K5-2 8410-0011 $139 7Creepy Crawlers K5-2 8410-0012 $139 20Fun with Dr. Seuss K5-2 8410-0013 $139 11Fractured Fractions and All

that Stuff 3-5 8410-0014 $139 17Jewelry Making 3-5 8410-0015 $139 8Minute to Win It! 3-5 8410-0016 $139 12Blues Guitar 6-8 8410-0017 $139 7Japanese – Living in Japan 6-8 8410-0018 $139 14Pottery 6-8 8410-0019 $159 9*Design Your Own Computer Games 6-12 8410-0020 $139 17

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageEco-Kids Save the World K5-2 8410-0021 $139 20Pottery K5-2 8410-0022 $159 9Wacky World of Numbers K5-2 8410-0023 $139 19That’s Debatable 3-5 8410-0024 $139 13Ghanaian Hand Drumming 3-5 8410-0025 $139 8Taste of CFK 3-5 8410-0026 $139 13Fractured Fractions and All

that Stuff 6-8 8410-0027 $139 17Jewelry Making 6-8 8410-0028 $139 8LegoMindstorms 6-8 8410-0029 $139 21

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee Page50 Nifty United States K5-2 8410-0030 $139 11Japanese – Living in Japan K5-2 8410-0031 $139 14Weather Bug K5-2 8410-0032 $139 22Flags of the World 3-5 8410-0033 $139 11LegoMindstorms 3-5 8410-0034 $139 21Sketch This! 3-5 8410-0035 $139 9Movin’ to the Music 5-8 8410-0036 $295 5

(Specialty Program, see page 5)Algebra & Graphing Calculators 6-8 8410-0037 $139 16Web Page Design 6-8 8410-0038 $139 19*Weaving 101 6-12 8410-0039 $139 10

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageBubbles, Balloons, Blastoff! K5-2 8410-0040 $139 19It’s for the Birds K5-2 8410-0041 $139 21Math & Memory Games K5-2 8410-0042 $139 17An Artist a Day Keeps the Dr. Away 3-5 8410-0043 $139 7Dice’n Up Math 3-5 8410-0044 $139 17Poetry & Prose 3-5 8410-0045 $139 13Magic on the Move 5-8 8410-0046 $295 5

(Specialty Program, see page 5)LegoMindstorms 6-8 8410-0047 $139 21Japanese Anime Conversations 6-8 8410-0048 $139 14*Pottery 6-12 8410-0049 $159 9

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageInto the Amazon Rainforest K5-2 8410-0050 $139 21NatureScapes K5-2 8410-0051 $139 9$mart Money K5-2 8410-0052 $139 18Go Fly a Kite! 3-5 8410-0053 $139 21Money Magic 3-5 8410-0054 $139 18Pottery 3-5 8410-0055 $159 9Traveling Theatre 5-8 8410-0056 $295 5

(Specialty Program, see page 5)Advanced Engineering with

Autodesk Inventor 6-8 8410-0057 $139 16An Artist a Day Keeps the Dr. Away 6-8 8410-0058 $139 7Ghanaian Hand Drumming 6-8 8410-0059 $139 8

June 18-29 Session I

July 9-20 Session II

Creative ArtsHumanities/Social SciencesLanguages & CulturesMath & ComputersScience

July 23- Aug. 3 Session III

* Classes for grades 6-12


9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee PageSpanish – Special Days K5-2 8410-0433 $89 15Whose Hat is That? K5-2 8410-0434 $89 14Lost and Staying Alive 3-5 8410-0435 $89 21Vacation Math 3-5 8410-0436 $89 19Watercolor Basics 3-5 8410-0437 $89 10Chemistry 6-8 8410-0438 $89 19Dance Moves 6-8 8410-0439 $89 8

9am – 1:30pmThe Writing Project 5-8 8410-0440 $169 6

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageDance Moves K5-2 8410-0441 $89 8Money Matters K5-2 8410-0442 $89 18Rockin’ Reading 3-5 8410-0443 $89 13Spanish– Special Days 3-5 8410-0444 $89 15Web Page Design 3-5 8410-0445 $89 19Lost and Staying Alive 6-8 8410-0446 $89 21Watercolor Basics 6-8 8410-0447 $89 10

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageNature’s Story Time K5-2 8410-0448 $89 22Watercolor Basics K5-2 8410-0449 $89 10Build a Bridge 3-5 8410-0450 $89 11Dance Moves 3-5 8410-0451 $89 8Gizmos & Gadgets 3-5 8410-0452 $89 21Rock & Roll History 6-8 8410-0453 $89 9Spanish– Special Days 6-8 8410-0454 $89 15*Cyber Bullying 6-12 8410-0455 $89 16

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee PageChalk it Up! K5-2 8410-0060 $89 7Math: Easy as 1, 2, 3 K5-2 8410-0061 $89 17Aqua Space 3-5 8410-0062 $89 19Dictionary Dive 3-5 8410-0063 $89 11Internet Scavenger Hunt 3-5 8410-0064 $89 17Fit Finances 6-8 8410-0065 $89 17History of Flight 6-8 8410-0066 $89 12Spanish – Let’s Go Shopping! 6-8 8410-0067 $89 15

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageInternet Central K5-2 8410-0068 $89 17World Art K5-2 8410-0069 $89 10Concoctions in the Kitchen 3-5 8410-0070 $89 20It’s for the Birds 3-5 8410-0071 $89 21Spanish – Lets Go Shopping! 3-5 8410-0072 $89 15Aqua Space 6-8 8410-0073 $89 19Ready, Set, Lead 6-8 8410-0074 $89 13Sketch This! 6-8 8410-0139 $89 9*Stock Market 6-12 8410-0075 $89 18

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageConcoctions in the Kitchen K5-2 8410-0076 $89 20Spanish – Lets Go Shopping! K5-2 8410-0077 $89 15Magical Beasts & Other Fantasy Fun 3-5 8410-0078 $89 12Problems Solved 3-5 8410-0079 $89 18World Art 3-5 8410-0080 $89 10Delve into Your Memory 6-8 8410-0081 $89 11Hip Hop, Don’t Ya Stop! 6-8 8410-0082 $89 8Internet Scavenger Hunt 6-8 8410-0083 $89 17

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee PageBeginning Art K5-2 8410-0084 $89 7Crunchn’ Numbers K5-2 8410-0085 $89 16Inkblot Inspirations 3-5 8410-0086 $89 12Sport Collectibles 3-5 8410-0087 $89 13Typing Tips 3-5 8410-0088 $89 18Dictionary Dive 6-8 8410-0089 $89 11Spanish – I’m Hungry! 6-8 8410-0090 $89 15Urban Farming 6-8 8410-0091 $89 22

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageDragon Tales K5-2 8410-0092 $89 11Jr. Detective K5-2 8410-0093 $89 21Chemistry & Beyond 3-5 8410-0094 $89 20Your Government! 3-5 8410-0095 $89 14Passion for Fashion 3-5 8410-0096 $89 9Inkblot Inspirations 6-8 8410-0097 $89 12Nature or Nurture? You Decide! 6-8 8410-0098 $89 21Typing Tips 6-8 8410-0099 $89 18

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageAhoy there Matey! K5-2 8410-0100 $89 10Typing Tips K5-2 8410-0101 $89 18Spanish – I’m Hungry! 3-5 8410-0102 $89 15Taste of CFK 3-5 8410-0103 $89 13Urban Farming 3-5 8410-0104 $89 22Passion for Fashion 6-8 8410-0105 $89 9Real World Math 6-8 8410-0106 $89 18Warships 6-8 8410-0107 $89 13

8am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageThe Mystery of Sunken Ships –

How Accurate is the Weather Forecast? A Week Long Field Experience 4-8 7930-1005 $349 6

9-11am Grade Prog.# Fee PageLet’s Read! K5-2 8410-0108 $89 12Math, Easy as 1, 2, 3 K5-2 8410-0109 $89 17The Romance Languages K5-2 8410-0110 $89 15Bone-a-fide Specialist 3-5 8410-0111 $89 19Bring out the Animal in You! 3-5 8410-0112 $89 7USA Trivia 3-5 8410-0113 $89 13History of the US Navy 6-8 8410-0114 $89 12Life in the ER 6-8 8410-0115 $89 21Social Media Mania 6-8 8410-0116 $89 18*Calligraphy 6-12 8410-0117 $89 7

11:30am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageAre you ready for some RWA? K5-2 8410-0118 $89 10Bone-a-fide Specialist K5-2 8410-0119 $89 19Bring out the Animal in You! K5-2 8410-0120 $89 7Art Sculpture 3-5 8410-0121 $89 7Chemistry & Beyond 3-5 8410-0122 $89 20Digging up the Past 3-5 8410-0123 $99 11Catch Phrase Competition 6-8 8410-0124 $89 11Go Fly a Kite! 6-8 8410-0125 $89 21Got Grammar? 6-8 8410-0126 $89 11The Romance Languages 6-8 8410-0127 $89 15*Origami 6-12 8410-0128 $89 9

“The program was well organized and the teachers were understanding and the kids really enjoyed them.”

– Parent

July 16-20 Discovery Camp 2Aug. 6-10 Discovery Camp 4

July 30-Aug. 3 Discovery Camp 3


June 25-29 Discovery Camp 1

2-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageBubbles, Balloons, Blastoff! K5-2 8410-0129 $89 19Got Math? K5-2 8410-0130 $89 17I Dig Archaeology K5-2 8410-0131 $99 12History of the US Navy 3-5 8410-0132 $89 12Real World Math 3-5 8410-0133 $89 18The Romance Languages 3-5 8410-0134 $89 15Algebra Camp 6-8 8410-0135 $89 16Crime Solvers 6-8 8410-0136 $89 20Music Theory Basics 6-8 8410-0137 $89 9*Henna Tattoo Artist 6-12 8410-0138 $99 8

June 25-29, 9am-1:30pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageThe Writing Project 5-8 8410-0440 $169 6

July 23-Aug. 3, 9am-11amAug. 6-10, 9am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageMovin’ to the Music 5-8 8410-0036 $295 5

July 23-Aug. 3, 11:30am-1:30pmAug. 6-10, 9am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageMagic on the Move 5-8 8410-0046 $295 5

July 23-Aug. 3, 2-4pmAug. 6-10, 9am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageTraveling Theatre Troupe 5-8 8410-0056 $295 5

July 23-27, 9am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee Page*Archaeology Field School 6-12 8410-0140 $299 6

July 23-27, 9am-4pm Grade Prog.# Fee PageJason Project 4-8 7930-1005 $349 6

The Mystery of Sunken Ships – How Accurate is the Weather Forecast? A Week Long Field Experience

Special Program Dates



Schedule at a GlanceAug. 6-10 Discovery Camp 4 (continued)


Traveling Showtime!Get your show on the road! Share the stage and display your new found actingtalent. Light up the stage in this newlydesigned course, as all three programstravel together to perform on the road.Movin’ to the Music, Magic on the Move and Traveling Theatre Company classes will travel to different areas of the cityputting on performances that are sure to “wow” the crowd! Join one or all, it’s up to you.

Movin' to the MusicCollege for Kids, in association with UWM’sDepartment of Theatre and Dance–PeckSchool of the Arts, welcomes for the firsttime ever, Movin’ to the Music! This excitingmulti-performance touring company seeksstudents who love to dance. Rehearsals/classes meet July 23-Aug. 3, 9-11am, on the UWM campus. During the final week,Aug. 6-10, the company meets from 9-4pm,performing twice daily for a variety ofaudiences throughout the Milwaukee area,including shows at the Betty Brinn Children’sMuseum and the Mitchell Park Domes. Ifyou feel the beat and love to dance, then thisclass is for you! Several dances (beginnerlevel) will be taught, including jazz, swingand hip hop, and then performed for otherkids and programs all around Milwaukee.(No previous dance training required.)Transportation to and from the campus andperformances is provided during the finalweek of performances.Fee: $295Nancy Weiss McQuideJuly 23-Aug. 3, 11:30am-1:30pm andAug. 6-10, 9am to 4pmGr. 5-8, Program No. 8410-0036Please note: This program requires all dayattendance during the final week ofperformances at off campus sites.

Magic on the MoveMagic on the Move now in its fourth year will join the new Movin to the Music andTraveling Theatre Troupe Programs whichwill perform around the community duringits final week of class. Class entry is open to anyone entering 5-8th grade in the fall.Rehearsals/classes meet July 23-Aug. 3,11:30am-1:30pm, on the UWM campus.During the final week, Aug. 6-10, the companymeets from 9am-4pm, performing twicedaily for a variety of audiences throughoutthe Milwaukee area, including shows at the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and the Mitchell Park Domes. This unique anddynamic program offers an enriching“magical” experience, from auditions toclasses, and from rehearsals to the finalshow! Come “wow” the crowd with youramazing new abilities. Transportation to and from the campus and performances is provided during the final week of performances.Fee: $295Professor PinkertonJuly 23-Aug. 3, 11:30am-1:30pm andAug. 6-10, 9am to 4pmGr. 5-8, Program No. 8410-0046Please note: This program requires all dayattendance during the final week ofperformances at off campus sites.

TravelingTheatre Troupe!College for Kids, in association with UWM’sDepartment of Theatre and Dance–PeckSchool of the Arts, welcomes the TravelingTheatre Troupe, July 23-Aug. 10. After a year off, we will now begin our 11th season;this exciting multi-performance touringcompany seeks aspiring actors enteringgrades 5-8 next fall. Rehearsals/classesmeet July 23-Aug. 3, 2-4pm, on the UWMcampus. During the final week, Aug. 6-10, the company meets from 9am-4pm,performing twice daily for a variety ofaudiences throughout the Milwaukee area, including shows at the Betty BrinnChildren’s Museum and the Mitchell ParkDomes. This unique and dynamic programoffers an enriching theatre experience, fromauditions to classes, and from rehearsals tothe final show! Transportation to and fromthe campus and performances is providedduring the final week of performances.Fee: $295Matthew KonkelJuly 23-Aug. 3, 2-4pm and Aug. 6-10, 9am to 4pmGr. 5-8, Program No. 8410-0056Please note: This program requires all dayattendance during the final week ofperformances at off campus sites.

Special Programs


The UWM Writing Project -Young Writers’ CampBack by popular demand, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Writing Project(UWMWP) is sponsoring a camp for aspiringwriters entering grades 5-8. Meet each dayin writing groups facilitated by experiencedwriters and teachers whose common goal is to inspire the imagination and have fun!Students of all writing abilities are welcome.n Write daily in a creative, supportive

environmentn Explore a variety of genres, including

poetry, short stories, plays, graphicnovels, essays, and more

n Learn writing techniques used byprofessional writers

n Receive individual instruction andresponse in small groups from UWMWPwriting teachers

n Meet and share writing with young writersfrom throughout the county

n Engage in process writing: generatingideas, drafting, revising, editing, andpublishing

Young Writers’ Camp culminates in acelebration of writing and an opportunity toshare your favorite pieces! Past participantsare encouraged to attend!Fee: $169Instructors: UWMWP approved Discovery Camp 1, 9am-1:30pmGr. 5-8, Program No. 8410-0440Students will have a 45 minutes supervisedlunch break each day. Please bring your baglunch with you or you will need to havepermission to leave unattended to eat at thestudent union on your own.

Archaeology Field SchoolOne of our most popular classes returns this summer with a twist. After 10 years ofexcavations, work with scientists as weanalyze our finds and tell the rest of thestory of Trimborn Farm. The adventurebegins on campus with an orientation toarchaeology and the early history ofMilwaukee followed by lab work with theartifacts. We will spend two days at the dig site to complete our stories of Trimborn Farm. This class is offered incooperation with the UWM Archaeology Field School and the UWM ArchaeologicalResearch Laboratory.Fee: $299 (Includes transportation to/fromcampus to Trimborn Farm.)Jocelyn BoorJuly 23-27, 9am-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0140

The Mystery of SunkenShips – How Accurate isthe Weather Forecast?A Week Long Field Experience

Fourth through eighth grade students arechallenged to become Storm Chasers toexplore the principals of tornadoes, cyclonesand severe weather in order to identifyfirsthand how shipwrecks are caused on theGreat Lakes. Students begin their adventuretaking weather related data of stormboundaries right on the coast of LakeMichigan. Next, they snorkel in a quarry to find two sunken boats and their debrisfields to unravel if the event is weatherrelated. Lastly, the explorers board a diveboat on Lake Michigan to find wrecks off the coast of Milwaukee. Meet at UWM School of ContinuingEducation, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., 7th floor Prerequisite: Must know how to swimFee: $349Liz SuttonDiscovery Camp 4, 8am-4pmGr. 4-8, Prog. No. 7930-1005

Special Programs

Class Descriptions


CREATIVE ARTS

NEW! An Artist a DayKeeps the Doctor AwayLearn about a different artist every day andincorporate that artist’s style into pieces ofartwork. You will use materials such aspaint, clay and other materials similar towhat the artist used or uses. Fee: $139Erin O’ConnellSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0043Session III, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0058

NEW! Art SculptureCreate the sculpture of your dreams byusing found objects such as books,cardboard, soap, straws and more! Fee: $89Angela HayesDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0121

Beginning ArtYou are sure to become a great future artistafter this class. Gain concrete knowledgeabout basic art concepts like the primaryand secondary colors as well as increasingyour fine motor skills through painting andcutting. Join us for the fun! Fee: $89Regina PrahlDiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0084

NEW! BeginningFilmmakingIn this hands-on starter filmmakingprogram you gain knowledge in all aspectsof making a movie including writing,production, composition, editing andpresentation while learning filmmakingtechnique. You’ll complete at least oneshort film.Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession I, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0404Session I, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0429

NEW! Blues GuitarExplore the exciting world of blues guitar!Learn chord progressions, improvisation,turnarounds and more. Bring your acousticor electric guitar (and amp) and learn how tojam with the heart of American music, theblues! MUST have own guitar to participate.Fee: $139William StoneSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0017

NEW! Bring Out the Animal in YouLove animals and drawing? New techniquesexplored each day. Learn to draw manyanimals like rabbits, zebras, tigers, ormacaws. Gain confidence in your skills and anew appreciation for the animal world. Fee: $89Instructor: Lisa VickDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0112Discovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0120

Calligraphy: The Art of FineHandwritingIn the 21st century, word processors may beforetelling the ruin of fine handwriting. Joinus as we learn the art of beautiful (Kalli-)writing (graphein), producing our own thankyou notes, greeting cards, and more. Fee: $89Ming Yon BlackwellDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11am*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0117

NEW! CFK/CFT PantherGlee ClubGleeks wanted! Do you like to sing anddance? Join the craze as you learn songsand create a performance for family andfriends. You and your new friends will amaze everyone with your energy and talent.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 9-11am*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0410Session I, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0421

Chalk it Up!Chalk is for more than sidewalks andblackboards. We get colorful and creativein this fun art class. We’ll learn techniquesunique to pastel chalk drawing and doprojects you’ve never seen on a sidewalkor blackboard.Fee: $89Paul Dworschack-KinterDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11am Gr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0060

NEW! Creative DramaThrough simple games of improvisation,fun drama exercises, storytelling and otheractivities learn the use of body, voice andimagination to develop your creativeexpression. This basic performance classbuilds self-esteem and communicationskills. Class ends with a performance onthe final day.Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0011


CREATIVE ARTS

Class Descriptions


Dance MovesDance the day away. From line dancing todisco, learn some moves that will astonishyour friends and family. Combine athletics,artful movement, and fancy footwork; setthat to music, and dance, dance, dance! Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0439Discovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0441Discovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0451

Drawing BasicsExplore many methods and materials artistsuse to create pictorial compositions. Learnhow to use color and light, how to draw inperspective, and how to use balance andspace to create one of a kind images. Workwith various drawing mediums, painting inwatercolor and scratch board etchings.Fee: $139Ming Yon BlackwellSession I, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0408

NEW! GhanaianHand DrummingLearn drumming technique, auxiliarypercussion and singing in the Ghanaiantradition. Basic hand strokes of song, bass,presca and slap stroke, gourd and donno(talking drums) technique and basic sticktechnique will be taught. Enjoy a shortrecital at the last day of class where yourfriends and families will be amazed at whatyou have learned.Fee: $139John TamburelloSession II, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0025Session III, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0059

Henna Tattoo ArtistExplore the art of henna tattooing. Thistemporary tattoo has been around formany centuries and is a traditional way ofcelebrating in numerous cultures. Learn the history of henna and make your veryown henna paste, which you can use tocreate your own tattoos! Fee: $99Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0138

Hip-Hop Don’t Ya Stop!Master movements like "waving," "popping,""locking," "uprocking," and "ticking." Learnabout the origins of hip-hop culture andmusic. No previous dance training is required.Athletic shoes and comfortable apparel arerecommended. A free spirit is a must! Kneepads may be recommended for floorwork.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0082

Jewelry MakingLearn basic jewelry design and create yourown jewelry box. Hear what materials andterminology jewelers use in their studiosand workshops. Come with ideas of differentpieces you want to make! Fee: $139Erin O’ConnellSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0015Session II, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0028

Monster MashMonsters come in all shapes and sizes.Read everything from Where the Wild ThingsAre to There’s a Nightmare in My Closet.See that there are friendly monsters andsome not so friendly monsters by exploringbooks, art and your imagination!Fee: $139Erin O’ConnellSession II, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0005


“I’m alwaysamazed at howmuch thestudentsaccomplish intwo weeks!”

– Parent


CREATIVE ARTS

NEW! Music ExplorationExplore the musical world throughinteractive games, improvisation andcreative expression using instruments,movement and vocal activities. Gainexperience with peer interactions and groupparticipation while working with music.Fee: $139William StoneSession I, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0402Session I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0414

NEW! Music Theory BasicsCover the most basic music theoryfundamentals such as scales, tonality,intervals and chord progressions. This isintended for kids who enjoy music of anykind and wish to know a bit more abouthow it works. Fee: $89Peter AltDiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0137

NEW! NaturescapesInvestigate the world’s jungles, woods andseas and the creatures that call theseplaces home. Then, use your imagination toconstruct landscapes filled with tigers,toucans, octopi, starfish and many othercreatures. Fee: $139Laine AndrzejewskiSession III, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0051

OrigamiLearn the traditional Japanese art of paperfolding. Make different creatures, animalsand other cool objects by simply foldingpaper! No glue, no tape, no scissors! Allyou need is a square of paper, your handsand your imagination!Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0128

Paints AliveBack by popular demand! This class hasbeen extended to two weeks. Experimentwith tempera, acrylic and watercolorspaints. Learn how to bring your colors alive. Fee: $139Ming Yon BlackwellSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0416

NEW! Passion for FashionExplore the world of fashion from yoursummer sandals to the latest in winterheadgear. This course talks about thefashion industry and how it creates a desirefor us to own new clothes and accessories.Investigate the latest design trends andproject into the future. Show your creativity and unique style by creating your own designs! Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0096Discovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0105

PotteryNothing’s more fun than working with clay!Create pottery pieces in this class using avariety of hand-building techniques: pinchand punch potting, coiling, slab building andmore. This year’s projects could include:bird houses, picture frames, mobiles,jewelry, garden ornaments and more! Theclass culminates with an art show ofstudent work. Fee: $159Linda DraftSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0413Session I, 2-4pmGr.3-5, Program No. 8410-0428Session II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0019Session II, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0022Session III, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0049Session III, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0055

NEW! Rock 'n Roll HistoryExamine the development of Rock 'n Rollfrom its roots in American Folk tradition upto the digital age including the Folk BluesRevival and the invention of the iPod. Fee: $89Peter AltDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0453

NEW! Sketch This!Sharpening your drawing skills by doingquick sketches is an essential part of anartist's training. Jump in and get started, all you need is a pencil and paper. Don'tworry about the results or anyone else'sopinion. Sketching skills can only bedeveloped with practice. Fee: $139Stacy ReddySession III, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0035Fee: $89Ming Yon BlackwellDiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0139

Theatre WorkshopExperience the magic of theater! Explorethe craft of theater, including voice,movement, make-up and costumes. Inaddition, we create a short play to bepresented for family and friends on the final day of class.Fee: $139Nancy Weiss-McQuideSession II, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0006

Walk Like an Egyptian!Step back in time to ancient Egypt! Learnabout the pyramids. How did the Egyptianscarve drawings into the pyramid walls andpaint them until they shone like jewels?Learn to write in hieroglyphics, create yourown mummy and more!Fee: $139Jocelyn BoorSession I, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0425

ESPECIALLY FOR YOU!Kids with a stronginterest in writing,theater, magic or weathershould check out ourSpecial Programs located on p. 5-6 forclass descriptions.

Class Descriptions


Watercolor BasicsFind out how much fun watercolor paintingcan be! Learn about different techniques,how to control the medium the way youwant, and the supplies and materials thatwatercolor artists use in their studios. Fee: $89Erin O’ConnellDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0437Discovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0447Discovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0449

NEW! Weaving 101Learn basic weaving techniques, constructa loom and learn how to make a coil basket.Become aware of different cultures thatincorporate woven textiles into theireveryday life. Fee: $139Erin O’ConnellSession III, 9-11am*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0039

NEW! World ArtStudy the fascinating spectrum of artaround the world. Explore how differentcultures use art to describe their historyand customs. Create a work of art featuringyour own cultural background. Fee: $139Stacy ReddySession II, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0009ORFee: $89Discovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0069Discovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0080

Ahoy There, Matey!Study the seven seas and learn all about thepioneering people who discovered and usedthem… for better and for worse. Columbusand Magellan made their names by ridingthe tides, but there were many others."Jack Sparrow" and other pirates workedsea to sea. Learn about the different typesof ships they sailed, the different jobs thatthe shipmates had and assemble your ownship’s crew. Find out what the pirates woreand ate. Join us on the last day for atreasure hunt and pirate party. Please bringan old shoebox to class on the first day. Fee: $89Jocelyn BoorDiscovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0100

NEW! Are You Ready forSome RWA? (Reading,Writing and Arithmetic)Beginning skills of reading, writing andarithmetic are the focus of this class.Everyday we’ll spend time with eachthrough a variety of fun activities.Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0118

NEW! Battles of WWIIDid you know that moon phases and thetides were used to plan the D-Day Invasion?Examine important battles of the war,focusing on technology and strategy.Fee: $139Eric CzyzewskiSession I, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0407


CREATIVE ARTS HUMANITIES/SOCIALSCIENCES

HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES


Blocks, Beams,and BridgesCome join us as we construct bridges andbuildings with a variety of materials such asgeoblocks, constructo-straws, toothpicksand marshmallows. Experiment withstrength, structure and geometry. Becomea skilled builder!Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0411

Build a BridgeDesign and build a bridge out of toothpicksand glue. After your bridge is completed,test it to see how much weight it can handle.Look at examples of real bridges to getideas and then design your own.Fee: $89Laine AndrzejewskiDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0450

NEW! CatchPhrase CompetitionAre you an advertising genius? Prove it inthis class as you compete to win it all.Learn the intricacies of advertisement:design, placement and appropriateness.Fee: $89Paul Dworschack-KinterDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0124

Delve into Your MemoryDo we really store everything that has everhappened to us in our memory? What’sthe best way for you to memorize lists,new words, dates and names? Why do weso often remember something differentlythan our parents, siblings and friends?How does our brain make memories? Whathappens when memory fails? Examine yourown memory skills, learn techniques forimproving memory, play memory games,and examine both the biological andphilosophical perspectives on memory. Fee: $89Eric CzyzewskiDiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0081

NEW! Dictionary DiveHow’s your vocabulary? Do you consideryourself a member of the hoi poi lo? Haveyou ever eaten a dragonfruit? Amaze yourfriends and family, win word games andcreatively express yourself. Fee: $89Linda DraftDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0063Discovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0089

Digging up the PastHave you already taken archaeology? Did you"dig" it? Learn professional archaeologicaltechniques as you participate in a dig. Learnmore about archaeology, and discovermysteries of the world around us. On thelast day of class you will take a field trip toTrimborn Farms in Greendale, Wisconsin.Fee: $99Jocelyn BoorDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0123

Dragon TalesGet excited about reading by listening tostories filled with dragons, princesses,pirates and more! Enjoy some of yourfavorite stories and use your imaginationwhen you try storytelling.Fee: $89Laine AndrzejewskiDiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0092

50 Nifty United States!We live in a wonderful country of 50 states. Learn the names of all 50 states and some interesting facts about each one we study. Sample foods associated with each state. Learn to love and appreciate our beautiful country.Fee: $139Jen BertrandSession III, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0030

NEW! Flags of the WorldThey are the symbols of people and cultureand each is unique. Study what the colorsand characters represent and how a flagtells the story of a country.Fee: $139Lisa VickSession III, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0033

NEW! Fun with Dr. SeussWrite a daily journal, along with a book ofrhymes, graphing, comparing andcontrasting books and characters. Each daywe will have a Dr. Seuss theme includingcrazy sock day, hat day and green eggs and ham day. Fee: $139Katie SaldanaSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0013

NEW! Got Grammar?Learn about the parts of speech (nouns,pronouns, verbs) and how they combine into complex thoughts. Uncovergrammatical errors and explore themysteries of the part of sentences (subject, predicate, and objects). Fee: $89Regina PrahlDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0126

“This was my child’s first time in the program and she reallyenjoyed it. I found everything very organized and convenient.”

– Parent

Class Descriptions


“I love thesummers teachingfor College forKids! This time givesme the opportunityto teach grade levelsand curriculum, Ido not get to teachduring the schoolyear. The classesare interactive,entertaining and goby way too fast for my students and me!”

– Jen Bertrand Instructor

Class DescriptionsHUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES

NEW! History of FlightIt all started with the Wright Brothers atKittyhawk in 1903. However, flying haschanged a ton in 100 years. See howpassenger flight has changed fromZeppllins to Giant Airliners. Explore howflight has changed the course of warfare,from fighters to bombers to helicopters!Fee: $89Chad SorceDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0066

NEW! History of the U.S. NavyAnchors Away! The United States Navy hasprotected our coasts and oceans for over200 years. Learn how it was born, how ithas evolved into a super power and whatchanges it has seen.Fee: $89Chad SorceDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0114Discovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0132

How Our City Works!What would change if you could create yourown city? Learn how a city operates;discuss how our city handles crime, waste,traffic and several other hot topics.Fee: $139Sara KazmierskiSession I, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0405

I Dig ArchaeologyWhen is dirt not just dirt? How doarchaeologists dig for clues about life oflong ago? What are artifacts? Find out howarchaeologists decide where to dig. Visit areal "dig site" and discover some mysteriesof the world around us. On the last day ofclass you will take a field trip to TrimbornFarms in Greendale, Wisconsin.Fee: $99Jocelyn BoorDiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0131

NEW! Inkblot InspirationsRead it, write it and tell about it! Makeinkblots and use them as our inspirationsfor our creative writing and storytelling.We’ll work alone and together to learnabout individual and group brainstorming.Fee: $89Paul Dworschack-KinterDiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0086Discovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0097

NEW! Let’s Read!Enter the exciting world of reading bylearning phonics, building vocabulary andbreaking apart the mystery of grammar.Fee: $89Regina PrahlDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0108

NEW! Magical Beasts andOther Fantasy FunOur adventure starts with learning abouthow humans have always had fantasiesthat have included magical beasts andcreatures. There are griffins carved intobuildings and dragons drawn in caves.Using this knowledge for inspiration, you’llcreate, write and illustrate your ownadventures and beasts.Fee: $89Paul Dworschack-KinterDiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0078

NEW! Minute to Win it!If you love the hit TV show Minute to Win it,you will enjoy this class. Play some of thefamous games from the show such asBucket Head, Elephant March and CardNinja. Build sportsmanship and leadershipqualities. Be inspired to invent your ownMinute to Win it Game.Fee: $139Jen BertrandSession II, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0007Session II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr3-5, Program No. 8410-0016


NEW! Poetry and ProseThe only way to learn how to write is to do it.Put your pen to paper and let your passionand creative freedom be your guide. Throughinspirational techniques, group feedbackand fun exercises, jumpstart your writingand create beautiful works of words. Fee: $139Matthew KonkelSession II, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0008Session III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0045

Psychology 101Get acquainted with your inner self. Find outwhat motivates you and what turns you off.Are you a visual or kinesthetic learner? Doyour people skills need fine-tuning? Jointhis class and find out more about you!Fee: $139Eric CzyzewskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0420

NEW! Ready, Set, LeadIf you want to direct the parade, lead theteam, or win the next election, then comelearn leadership skills. You’ll learn whatskills make a leader and why we followsome and ignore others.Fee: $89Melinda Wynat JansenDiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0074

Recipe for FunDid you know that cooking combines math,science and a little history? Come join us aswe use our noggins to create no-bakeculinary treats.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0403

NEW! Rockin’ ReadingOpen the exciting world of words, as youbecome a better reader. You’ll learn newwords, develop expression when readingaloud, and understand what you have read. Fee: $89Laine AndrzejewskiDiscovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0443

NEW! Serengeti SafariPut your explorer’s hat on and journey to the African Savannah to learn about the land and the animals that make theSerengeti their home. You’ll learn about the unique plants and animals includingwildebeests, gazelles, zebras and buffalothat call it home. Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0424

NEW! Sport CollectiblesLearn about the history of collecting cardsand memorabilia. Explore how to start, protect and assess your collection.Fee: $89Chad SorceDiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0087

NEW! Taste of CFKGet a taste of all that CFK has to offer. Eachday you will explore a different subject areaincluding creative arts, culture, humanities,math, and science.Fee: $139Regina PrahlSession II, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410- 0026ORFee: $89Discovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0103

NEW! The Cold WarMost of you have heard about the ColdWar but what did it all involve? See howspies learned about our enemies, stolesecrets and escaped! Also see how the Cold War changed life right here inWisconsin, with the creation of missilebases around Milwaukee. Fee: $139Chad SorceSession I, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0432

NEW! That’s DebatableHave a penchant for argument? Learn to bea skilled debater and use your words to wina dispute.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession II, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0024

NEW! USA TriviaWho said, “I’m the President of the UnitedStates and I’m not going to eat any morebroccoli”? How many states start with theletter ‘O’? Learn the answers to thesequestions and so much more.Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0113

NEW! Warships!See how far ships of war have come fromthe Romans to the Vikings to the British Empire to modern ships. See how certaintypes of ships were made and what theirstrengths and weaknesses are. Fee: $89Chad SorceDiscovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0107


“What a greatopportunity forkids, we absolutelylove CFK. We have another daughterwho’ll be goingthrough in theupcoming years!Thank You!”

– Parent

Class Descriptions

Westward BoundStudy maps, geography, history and foodpreparation as you learn how the pioneersprepared to travel westward. Learn to read a map and understand why geographywas such a big part in the decisions theymade as you explore this interactive andhands-on class.Fee: $139Lisa VickSession II, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0003

NEW! Whose Hat is That?Have you noticed that you can tell a person’sprofession simply by seeing their hat? We’llexplore the world of hats and the storiesthey tell. You’ll also build your own hat andtell its story. Fee: $89Linda DraftDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0434

Your Government!Take an active role as you explore the manydifferent government positions in our state.Try some role playing in this class, maybeyou can be the judge, the mayor or amember of the city council. Whatever yourrole, you are sure to learn more about ouramazing government.Fee: $89Jocelyn BoorDiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0095

YogaMotion!Yoga is a fun and relaxing activity that helpsyou become more flexible. Concentrationand balance are needed as you learn yogapostures and techniques. Feel the benefitsfor body and mind. Bring a yoga mat andwear comfortable, loose exercise clothing.Make the connection between physicalactivity and feeling great!Fee: $139Sara KazmierskiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0422

NEW! JapaneseAnime CharactersMeet amine characters, and learn how to communicate with them in Japanese.Discover their favorite foods, colors, and hobbies.Fee: $139Meiko IkenoSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0048

NEW! Japanese -Living in JapanLet’s experience staying with a Japanesehost family for one week. We’ll explore thedifferences in life styles, food, fun activitiesand interactions between friends and family. Improve your communication andetiquette skills. Fee: $139Meiko IkenoSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0018Session III, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0031

NEW! KoreanLanguageand Culture ITravel to Korea to experience the language,geography, demographics and climate.Using science, art and video explore theculture of this country. Korea is a peninsulalocated in northeast Asia. While Korea isofficially split into two countries (North andSouth), Korea as a whole speaks the samelanguage (Korean), eats the same foods, andis the home of Taekwondo. The KoreanWave, also known as the Hallyu refers tospread of South Korean culture around theworld. For grades 6-8, Korean songs,dramas, and movies will be introduced todiscover why Korean pop culture is getting popular.Fee: $139Suyong YiSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0419Session I, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0427Session II, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0001


LANGUAGES &CULTURES


NEW! Passport to Travel –The Romance LanguagesDo you know that 670 million people speakone of the Romance languages? What is aRomance language? Begin your journeythrough these languages with an introductionto Romance languages, then spend a day onthe culture and language in each of these:Portuguese from Portugal, Catalan fromSpain, Sicilian from Italy and finally go withthe gladiators in Rome for the first romancelanguage, Latin.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0110Discovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0127Discovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0134

NEW! Spanish - SpecialDays: Birthdays, Holidaysand FestivalsSpend time getting to know someone(greetings and introductions) along withlearning numbers 1-99, the calendar,Holidays in Spanish-speaking countries (SanFermín, Día de los Muertos, Carnaval etc.)and much more. We might even have time tolearn how to make a Piñata!Fee: $89Pat ProsserDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0433Discovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0444Discovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0454

NEW! Spanish - Let’s GoShopping!Learn what to say when you are shopping.You’ll learn the terms for articles of clothing,colors and descriptions and much more. Beable to answer the following questions bythe time you are through with this class: Doyou like this? How does this look on me?How much does this cost? We will even havetime to go over bargaining in the “Mercado”. Fee: $89Pat ProsserDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0067Discovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0072Discovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0077

NEW! Spanish- I’m Hungry!Come see what the traditional meals andfoods are for Spanish speaking cultures.We’ll go through grocery shopping lists,pretend to order in a restaurant and muchmore. Grab your appetite as we learn allabout food in this class. Do they have specialplace settings and special cooking styles? Ifyou want to know, sign up and find out whatyou like to eat! Fee: $89Pat ProsserGr. 6-8, Discovery Camp 3, 9-11amProgram No. 8410-0090Gr. 3-5, Discovery Camp 3, 2-4pmProgram No. 8410-0102

LANGUAGES & CULTURES


“I wish I could have this teacher at my school!”– Camper


“I have beenfortunate enough tobe a College for Kidsinstructor for thepast seven years.The classes are funand exciting! But myfavorite part ismeeting amazingstudents. I havemet students fromall over the state.The energy and ideasthey bring makeeveryday a funlearning experiencefor me.”

- Jason DropikInstructor

MATH & COMPUTERS

Class Descriptions


NEW! AdvancedEngineering withAutodesk InventorExplore advanced features of AutodeskInventor. Design a solution to an everydayproblem of your choice and developinteractive solid models, assembly designsand multi-view drawings of your design.Previous experience with Autodesk Inventor required.Fee: $139Quinn RuppelSession III, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0057

Algebra CampDevelop an understanding of some basicconcepts of algebra as you build models and use exercises to develop your algebraic-thinking skills. No knowledge of algebra isnecessary, as we’ll connect previousmathematical knowledge and algebra. This is a fun and informal course. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0135

NEW! Algebra andGraphing CalculatorsGraphing calculators are very powerful toolsto increase understanding of algebraconcepts. Cover basic calculator capabilitiesand features, how to use the graphingcalculator to visualize functions and solveequations, and how you can use graphingcalculators to solve problems. You need tobring a TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculatorto class.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0037

Crunchin’ NumbersIt’s really “ok” to play with your food whenyou are using it to learn how numbers work.Learn to divide and share. Please let usknow if your child is allergic to any foodsbefore the start of class.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0085

Cryptology(This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk.) This course explores codesand ciphers through history. Learn howpeople try to keep things secret and howothers try to find out those secrets. We’llstudy secret messages from the beginningof time through modern-day computersecurity. Students should be comfortablewith mathematics to really enjoy this class. Fee: $139Michael FalkSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0417

NEW! Cyber BullyingBeing bullied doesn’t end in the schoolyardanymore. Online bullying can happen whileyou’re on your computer, using yoursmartphone and other electronic devices.This class will help ‘shine’ the light on thisglobal problem, and will show you ways todefend yourself.Fee: $89Andrea ZwiefelDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0455


Design Your OwnComputer GamesEver wonder how your computer gameworks behind the "screens"? Using VisualBasic or related game design tools, you canlearn how your games work, and how todesign a game of your own. Amaze yourfriends and family with your creativity bydeveloping plots and sequences completewith sound, graphics and animation.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession II, 9-11am *Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0010Session II, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0020

Dice’n Up MathDice can be a lot of fun and help you spice up your math skills. Take a chance and rollthe dice! Calculate some fun in this class.Fee: $139Lisa VickSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0044

Fit FinancesShould you save, spend or invest? Learn howto make smart decisions about what to dowith your allowance.Fee: $89Eric CzyzewskiDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11am Gr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0065

NEW! Fractured Fractionsand All That StuffWhat does it mean when 49% of Americanschoose something? Become comfortable with fractions, decimals and percents andunderstand what those screaming headlinesare talking about.Fee: $139Lisa VickSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0014Instructor: TBASession II, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0027

Game Show Math(This course is taught by 3-time Jeopardy!champion and long-time game show fanaticMichael Falk.) Discover and compute theodds, probabilities, and strategies behindyour favorite game shows. We'll talk aboutDeal or No Deal, Wheel of Fortune,Jeopardy!, The Price Is Right, Card Sharks,Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, and more.Students should be comfortable withfractions, decimals, and percents (middleschool math in general) to keep up withthis class.Fee: $139Michael FalkSession I, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0409

Got Math?Believe it or not, math can be fun. In thisclass you will brush up on your math skillswhile playing math games. Enjoy! Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0130

Internet CentralTake a step-by-step approach as you mousearound the internet. Visit kid friendly sitesfor fun and play a game or two. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0068

Internet Scavenger HuntThe Internet is an enormous collection ofinformation. The challenge is to be able totell the difference between accurate info andfractured facts. Through scavenger huntsdiscover how diverse and enormous theInternet truly is. Using search engines --like Google -- learn to gather clues todetermine if a cyber posting is of value. Fee: $89Shannen WebbDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0064Discovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0083

NEW! Introductionto Engineering withAutodesk InventorLearn the basics of CAD as a replacementfor drawing and designing with pencil andpaper. Using Autodesk Inventor, youtransform designs from conceptualsketches to interactive solid models,assembly designs and multi-view drawings.Fee: $139Quinn RuppelSession I, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0430

Math: Easy as 1, 2, 3Mathematical concepts will be explored inthis class including counting, patterning,place value, shapes and estimating. Challengeyour thinking and problem solving techniques.This is a great class for young minds with acuriosity for numbers. Please note: This isnot a skill building class. Children mustknow and recognize numbers 1-10 beforetaking this class.Fee: $89Katie SaldanaDiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0061Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0109

NEW! Math ContestsEach day you will compete in a differentcontest to test your math skills. One day itmight be a math bee the next day a roundfrom the Math Olympiad, join us and seewhat we have to challenge you.Fee: $139Lisa VickSession I, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0406

Math and Memory GamesTest your memory skills as you learn mathalong the way. Fee: $139Jen BertrandSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0042

MATH & COMPUTERS

“Count me in for next year!”– Camper

SKIP AHEAD!Avoid long lines atprogram check in.Advanced check in starts June 4-15.See p. 24 for location.

MATH & COMPUTERS

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Money Does Grow,But Not on TreesDo you get an allowance? Would you like tosee it grow? Learn the ins and outs ofmaking money grow.Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0423

Money MagicIf nickels were wishes, we’d all bemillionaires. Wishing won’t make moneygrow, but you can learn how pennies dogrow into dollars. Learn about cash,checkbooks, and how the financial world really works. Explore banks, savings and loans, credit unions, andinvestment companies. Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0054

Money MattersLittle minds learn how to identify coins,what their value is and how to makepurchases with confidence. Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0442

Problems SolvedLearn how to solve the most complex math problems. Draw diagrams and graphs, make lists, estimate, eliminateunreasonable possibilities, identify patterns and manipulate variables.Fee: $89Sara KazmierskiDiscovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0079

NEW! Real World MathWhen am I ever going to use this? Now isyour opportunity to put all of those mathskills to use in the real world. Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0106Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0133

$mart MoneyHave an allowance? Spend it or save it?What is the difference between money andcredit cards? Learn the value of money, howyou earn it, why you should save it and howto keep track of it. Fee: $139Katie SaldanaSession III, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0052

NEW! Social Media ManiaYoutube, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, what’s next? Social Media is exciting,revolutionary and ever changing. We’ll talk about the plusses and minuses of these new technologies. Things you need to know to stay ‘ahead of the curve’. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0116

Stock MarketWant to be a millionaire? Learn how thestock market works, research stocks todetermine the best buys, invest play money,track your stocks, and make wise decisionson when to sell. Write and receive checksfor your purchases and sales, and balanceyour bank account. Fee: $89Eric CzyzewskiDiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pm*Gr. 6-12, Program No. 8410-0075

Typing TipsLearn the alphabetical keyboard, and how totype faster with greater accuracy. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0088Discovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0099Discovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0101


Vacation MathWould you like to see Mt. Rushmore, hikethe Grand Tetons or visit the San Diego Zoo?Learn what it would take by planning yourultimate road trip across the United States.Calculate costs of gas, food and hotelexpenses along the way as you balance yourtravel budget.Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0436

Wacky World of NumbersHow can you estimate the number of seeds in a watermelon or the number ofchips in a chocolate chip cookie or thenumber of seeds in a sunflower? Join us forcreative problem solving, math games andother adventures through the wacky world of numbers.Fee: $139Jen BertrandSession II, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0023

Web Page DesignDelve even deeper into the Web as youcreate your own web page (or improve theone you already have). Learn to use graphics as well as a digital camera andscanner to make your page stand out andtell your own exciting story. NOTE: This isnot a class for beginners. Students shouldhave some computer experience, includinguse of the internet. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0445ORFee: $139Instructor: TBASession III, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0038

NEW! Aqua SpaceFascinated with all things that live underwater? Then come and explore the widevariety of marine life living on our planet.Examine the habits and habitats of sea lions,whales, penguins and dolphins. Take part inexciting projects that focus on marine lifeexamination and preservation. Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 2, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0062Discovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0073

ASTRONOMYExciting AstronomyGet ready to blast off for fun! Explore the dayand night skies, clouds, stars, sun, moonand the Earth. Learn some of the excitingmyths associated with patterns of stars andthe planets in our solar system.Fee: $139Jean CreightonSession I, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0401

Out of this WorldTravel through the solar system and explorethe possibility of life outside our planet.Discuss clues we have to figure out how thesolar system formed. Learn through our dailyvisits to the UWM Planetarium how to findconstellations in the sky. Fee: $139Jean CreightonSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0415

Stars GaloreStudy star maps and use them to explore thenight sky. Observe the constellations fromdifferent locations on Earth during our dailyvisits to the UWM Planetarium. Learn aboutour galaxy, our universe and the methodswe use to understand it.Fee: $139Jean CreightonSession I, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0431

“Bone-A-Fide” SpecialistRibs - no not spare ribs! Skulls, phalanges,tibias, these are all parts of you. You needthem to eat, to sleep, to play and to move.Learn their names and where they are.Become a “bone-a-fide” expert on yourskeletal system.Fee: $89Jocelyn BoorDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0111Katie RouseDiscovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0119

Bubbles, Balloons, BlastoffThe return of one our most popular classesfor young scientists. What’s up with bubbles?How do they hold together? Why do theypop? Did you know that balloons are thesimplest aircraft? This class is for you if youare fascinated with flight. Fee: $139Katie SaldanaSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0040ORFee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0129

Chemistry: What In TheWorld Isn’t Chemistry?Learn about the nature of chemicals throughsimple and exciting laboratory experiments.Study chemical properties and observe theiractions and reactions with special emphasison application to our everyday world. (Safetyinformation will be distributed prior to class.Course curriculum progresses in complexityfrom lower to upper grades.)Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0438

MATH & COMPUTERS SCIENCE


“I think these classes are a wonderful way of introducingkids to college and to increase their learning experience!”

– Parent

SCIENCE

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“The program waswonderful and wellworth the money.”

– Parent

Chemistry & BeyondExpand on your chemistry experience withthis advanced class using differentexperiments from the chemistry class.Fee: $89Ray Scolavino/Chris StewartDiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0094Discovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0122

NEW! Concoctionsin the KitchenExplore different science experiments youcan do in your own kitchen. Join this classand teach your family something new whenyou get home.Fee: $89Megan MillerDiscovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0070Discovery Camp 2, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0076

Creepy CrawlersGrab your spyglasses and come along onthis exciting exploration into the fascinatingworld of insects, spiders and other creepycrawly creatures! Learn all about whatmakes bugs tick. Go on bug hunts. Build anant house. Participate in bug races. Get upclose and personal with a variety ofcreatures, both in the lab and out in thefield. All field trips are walking tours on the UWM campus.Fee: $139Sara KazmierskiSession II, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0012

Crime Solvers“Who dun it?” Forensic scientists use avariety of techniques to uncover the mysterybehind a crime. Help crack the case as youenter the intriguing world of crime solving.Fee: $89Jason DropikDiscovery Camp 4, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0136

NEW! Eco-KidsSave the WorldLet’s all work to understand the principlesof ecology and how we can save the earth forthe future. We’ll look at the air we breathe,the water we drink, and how our food isgrown. We’ll learn to recycle and conserveour planet’s resources. Fee: $139Instructor: TBASession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0418Session I, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0426Katie SaldanaSession II, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0021


SCIENCE

“Thanks for your dedication to enhancing our children’s learning experience!”

– Parent

Gizmos and GadgetsBicycles, pianos and scales are simplemachines. Did you know that you use leversand gears every day? Learn a few principlesof physics with us and we’ll create a fewinventions of our own!Fee: $89Jason DropikDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0452

NEW! Go Fly a Kite!Kites have been used in many cultures toexpress beauty and even to fly! Explore their history, understand the aerodynamicprinciples behind kite flying and constructyour own kite.Fee: $139Jason DropikSession III, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0053ORFee: $89Discovery Camp 4, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0125

Into the Amazon RainforestWhat is it like in the Amazon rainforest? Wholives high up in the forest canopy and whatexactly swims and slithers in the AmazonRiver far below? Meet a mighty Anaconda.Encounter a catfish that’s 300 pounds.Listen to Howler monkeys, touch Piranhafish teeth, see amazing Morpho butterflywings, and many other wonderful things.The most important thing you can discover ishow a very delicate balance of nature keepsa tropical rainforest alive. Oh yeah, and didyou know that there’s a spider that eatsbirds? Want to see it? Get into this class!Fee: $139Marilyn KindwallSession III, 2-4pmK5-2, Program No. 8410-0050

NEW! It’s for the BirdsExplore everything bird from bird watchingto feeding the birds to building a birdhouse,each activity will bring you closer to ourfeathered friends. Fee: $139Katie RouseSession III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0041OR Fee: $89Discovery Camp 2, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0071

NEW! Jr. Detective Crime-solving, case-breaking, crook-catching activities to explore the sciencedetectives use to do their jobs. Learn how to observe the clues around you and discover who’s been snooping around in your secret hiding place.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0093

LEGO® MINDSTORMS®

RoboticsLearn how to build and program robotsusing the famous LEGO® MINDSTORMS®

kits. Gain familiarity with servo motors,touch sensors, sound sensors, ultrasonicsensors, and light sensors. Define a missionfor your robot, program the robot to accomplish the mission, and then test it.This course helps you prepare for the FIRST(For Inspiration and Recognition of Scienceand Technology) Lego League Wisconsintournaments in Fall 2012. Fee: $139Jason DropikSession II, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0004Session II, 2-4pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0029Session III, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0034Session III, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0047

Life in the ERForget what you’ve seen on TV and in themovies. Get an inside look at the everydayexperiences of emergency room healthprofessionals. Get a better understanding ofcareers in the medical field, and determineif it’s the right path for you. Please note thatthere will be graphic content; i.e., blood,car accident photos and videos, organs,surgery videos, etc.Fee: $89Monica RomeroDiscovery Camp 4, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0115

NEW! Lost andStaying AliveWhen you have the skill to survive outside ifsomething unexpected happens, you’ll resteasier. We’ll learn about constructing andusing a compass, how to identify safe food,how to build a shelter and mark a trail.Fee: $89Jason DropikDiscovery Camp 1, 9-11amGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0435Discovery Camp 1, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0446

Nature or Nurture?You Decide!We are constantly developing as we grow. Do you know that genetic and environmentalinfluences affect our development? You willafter you take this class. Observe other CFKclasses as they work and play together tosee how we develop each day.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0098

SCIENCE


Nature’s StorytimeChildren will explore the wild places in thecity to help write their own nature book. Wewill study a different nature theme each dayand use outdoor nature experiences todevelop story projects. Students will helpcreate a story by drawing, writing andstorytelling about animals found on walkingfieldtrips. Students will take walkingfieldtrips three days including to RiversidePark, Lake Park and Downer Woods. Fee: $89Jen BertrandDiscovery Camp 1, 2-4pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0448

Ooze, Drip, Bubble & BounceThis class is right for you only if you believe that it isn’t really a scientificexperiment unless it involves oozing,dripping and bubbling. Learn how here!Fee: $139Sara KazmierskiSession II, 9-11amGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0002

Organ InvestigatorsHow does your body work? Learn how yourorgans, muscles, and other body parts relyon each other to keep you going. By the endof this class, you can take your life size“clone” home with you. Fee: $139Lisa VickSession I, 11:30am-1:30pmGr. K5-2, Program No. 8410-0412

NEW! Urban FarmingNo matter where we live in the city we can find a place to grow our own food. Learn how community spaces, patiogardening, composting and honey bees play an important role in a city garden.Fee: $89Instructor: TBADiscovery Camp 3, 9-11amGr. 6-8, Program No. 8410-0091Discovery Camp 3, 2-4pmGr. 3-5, Program No. 8410-0104

Weather BugKeep a Daily Weather Log and learn how to read a weather map and thermometers.Study thunderstorms and cloud types,snowflakes and weather safety. Construct ashoebox diorama of your home and favoritetype of weather. Please bring a shoebox onthe first day of class. Fee: $139Katie SaldanaSession III, 9-11amGr. K5-2, No. 8410-0032


“As an art teacherfor over 17 years,I’ve learned thatcreativity plays animportant role inlearning, both forme and mystudents. Collegefor Kids/Teens hasgiven me a chanceto express thiscreativity with greatstudents, and dowhat I love -teach to childrenwho are eager andwilling to learn.”

– Ming Yon Blackwell Instructor

Class Descriptions


Please note: Registration opens Jan. 15. • All registrations are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. • Registrations will not be processedwithout payment • If children are carpooling, please send registrations in together. • Please register children using fall 2012 grade levels.

CFK REGISTRATION FORM FOR CLASSES

ONLINE:sce-registration.uwm.eduFAX:414-227-3146 – Direct800-399-4896 – Toll Free

PHONE:8am-4:30pm (Central) M-F414-227-3200 – Direct800-222-3623 – Toll Free

MAIL:Noncredit RegistrationUW–MilwaukeeDrawer No. 491Milwaukee, WI 53293-0491

IN PERSON: (advanced registration only)

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

24 No Wisconsin tax dollars were used in the printing of this publication.

SKIP AHEAD!Advanced check in: June 4-15, 9am-4pmAvoid the long lines and get acquaintedwith campus early by stopping in our office. At time of print our new officelocation had not been secured. Please call227-3360 (before June 1) or 229-6364(after June 1) to request exact location.

Check InOn your child’s first day, check in at theUnion Terrace Room, where you will makesure you’ve filled out all the properpaperwork. You will then receive yourCFK/CFT drawstring backpack andwristband. (Please note: you need to do this for your first class only. The lines may be long, so please arrive 30minutes early.)

Pick Up – Drop OffYou may pick up or drop off at the UnionCircle, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., or insidethe Union in the Terrace Room (SW corneron the ground floor).

The instructors will bring their students tothe Union Terrace at the end of class time.You must pick your child up within 15minutes of the end of class (i.e. if classends at 11 am, pick up must be no laterthan 11:15am). Students will be allowed towait for their ride either inside at theUnion Terrace or outside at the drive-up.(Please make sure your child knows wherethey are meeting you.)

You will be charged $7 for each 15 minutesyou are late. (i.e. 4:16-4:31 would be $7,4:32-4:47 would be $14 and so on). If yourchild is not picked up within one hourCFK/CFT will contact the UWM police. Your child will not be allowed to return toclasses until the fee has been paid.

Only students who have a signed parentalconsent form indicating that they can leaveunattended will be able to leave without anadult. If your child is to go home on theirown, make sure you sign that form. Thesestudents will be given “orange” wristbandsto wear throughout the program.

WristbandsWristbands are given out on the first day ofa session and are to be worn each day ofthe program. If your child is enrolled inmore than one session, he/she can receivea new band at the beginning of eachsession. Please bring the old wristbandback in order to get a new one. It is yourresponsibility to make sure your childwears the wristband each day. This is theway we identify our students. The colorstell the staff what privileges the child has,such as leaving campus unattended or notbeing included in pictures. It also verifiesthat your child is in our program. Yourchild will not be allowed to participate inclass unless he/she has the wristband on.

MealsLunch and snacks are not included. Feelfree to send food along with your child.Only students with orange wristbands canpurchase food on campus.

Drawstring Backpacks!All participants will receive a FREE CFKdrawstring backpack! Backpacks arehanded out on the first day when you drop off your child.

What Not To BringPlease do not bring games, toys, tradingcards, electronic devices and other similar materials to classes unless theinstructor has requested you to do so. CFK is not responsible for lost, broken ormissing items.

Disciplinary InformationDisruptive students are taken to the CFK office and their parents are notified.Continued disruption results in removalfrom the program.

Children withSpecial ConcernsIf your child has special needs or requiresmedication during camp please contact usbefore enrolling. This will ensure that wecan address all of your concerns.

Mail List RequestsTo update your name and address, removeyour name from our mailing list, oreliminate duplicate mailings, call 414-227-3186. Please refer to your nameand address exactly as it appears on themailing label. Or, fill out the form on ourwebsite at sce-kids.uwm.edu.

Other ImportantInformationDo not leave your car unattended in theUnion Circle, you will be ticketed by campuspolice and there is nothing CFK/CFT cando about it! A parking ramp is availablejust to the east of the Union Circle.

If students are enrolled in back-to-backclasses they will be supervised in theUnion Terrace room, unless you have giventhem permission to be unattended.

ScholarshipsNeeds-Based: To be eligible for a limitednumber of needs-based scholarships, the student must be eligible for free orreduced lunch program. Needs-Basedrecipients will be notified by phone the1st week of May.

DPI Pre-College Scholarship Program:Applicants must be going into 6th grade orabove, have a 2.5 grade point average incore courses and be eligible for free orreduced lunch program.

If you qualify for either of these scholarships,please call for an application, contact yourschool or download forms at www.sce-kids.uwm.edu. Due to the high number ofrequests, only people receivingscholarships are notified.

I Still Have Questions!To learn more about CFK programs, call414-227-3360 or visit sce-kids.uwm.edu.


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unable to attend. Become a sponsor today by calling 414-227-3360.

Sponsors who have graciously donated money to SMILE include:American Family Insurance, Eppstein Uhen Architects, George Karl

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Documents

2012 College for Kids Catalog