Community Education · Full or Canceled Classes - Community Education reserves the right to limit the enrollments or cancel any class due to insufficient enrollments. For this reason,

Community EducationSummer 2014 Youth Enrichment Program Schedule

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Community Education Summer 2014 Youth Enrichment Program Schedule www.heartland.edu/communityEd

Eligibility - Ages and dates for each class vary. The grade level listed in the course title is the grade the student will enter in fall 2014.

Early Registration Discount - Register on or before JUNE 1st and receive a discount on your course fees. Early registration discount does not apply to YEP Supervised Lunch.

Registration & Emergency Information - For your convenience, you can register online at www.heartland.edu/communityEd, or by mail with the registration form found at the back of this booklet. Please make sure to complete all emergency information requested for your child(ren) so we are able to admit them in YEP programs. Instructors will have emergency contact information for the duration of the class. You will receive a confirmation letter in the mail after your child(ren) has been enrolled.

Financial Assistance - YEP offers a limited number of need-based scholarships. For more information or an application, please visit www.heartland.edu/communityEd or contact us at (309) 268-8160.

Full or Canceled Classes - Community Education reserves the right to limit the enrollments or cancel any class due to insufficient enrollments. For this reason, please register early to reserve your place in the class of your choice. Every effort will be made to notify registrants that a class has been filled or canceled. Registrants may choose alternate courses or receive full refunds.

Refund Policy - Unless otherwise stated in the class description, if you wish to drop a class you must do so no later than two business days before the first class session to receive a refund. After that time, no refunds will be issued. Unfortunately, we are unable to issue refunds or credits due to missed classes. No refunds will be given after the class has ended. Payments for course materials, supplies or textbooks are non-refundable. To drop a class, please call (309) 268-8160.

Behavior Policy - All students are expected to maintain appropriate and respectful behavior while attending YEP classes. If a child is disruptive, disrespectful or inappropriate, or jeopardizes the safety of others and staff intervention fails to yield results, parents will be contacted. If the behavior continues, staff reserves the right to dismiss the student from class without a refund.

Safety - Students should arrive no earlier than ten minutes before class begins and be picked up immediately following the dismissal of their class each day. For your child’s safety, a check-in and check-out signature by the parent/caregiver will be required each day.

Location - YEP classes are held on the Heartland Community College campus and at many partner sites in the area. Please have your student report to the class location listed in the confirmation letter. A map will be included for your convenience.

Questions - Email: [email protected] or call (309) 268-8160.

Register on or before June 1 and receive a discount!

Table of Contents Computer Skills 1

Black Rocket Programs 3

Performing Arts 5

Creative Arts & Crafts 7

Life Skills 11

Academic Enrichment 15

Space & Science 15

Sports Camps 18

Recreation 19

YEP Information 21

Campus Map 22

Registration Forms 23

Registration information on inside back cover

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Community Education Issue 39 March 2014 (USPS 024531) is published 6 times a year: January, February, March, May, August, September by Heartland Community College, 1500 W. Raab Road, Normal, IL 61761. Periodicals postage paid at Normal IL 61761 (and additional offices).

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COMPUTER SKILLS

Build Your Own PC Grades 6-9 COMPNCR 1326 Anyone can buy a computer, but in this class we’ll give you the skills and confidence to build your own custom PC. Learn about various computer parts and their functions. Assemble working computers from base components and gain valuable troubleshooting skills along the way.

Matthew Meins 2329 Sec. YA Saturdays (3 sessions), 6/14-6/28, 9AM-12PM,

HCC WDC Rm 1400 $87 (includes materials) - Discount price $79

Basic Keyboarding Grades 4-6 & 6-9 COMPNCR 1426 & 1305 Your fingers will blaze across the keyboard thanks to this class. Using typing games and optional take-home challenges, you’ll learn to type without constantly looking at the keyboard. We’ll even help you build proofreading skills so school projects go quicker and better than ever before.

Jenny Crones Grades 4-6 2067 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (10 sessions), 6/16-6/27, 9-10:30AM

HCC Rm TBA

Grades 6-9 2065 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (10 sessions), 7/7-7/18, 10:30AM-12PM

HCC Rm TBA $116 – Discount price $105

Computer Camp Grades 4-6 COMPNCR 1362 Produce digital art and explore the worlds of animation, simulation and game creation. In this class you’ll begin with the basics of programming using several graphical editors developed especially for kids. They include Scratch programming by MIT and E-toys programming developed by Alan Kay’s team at Disney.

Terri Keys 2010 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM 2036 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9AM-12PM

HCC WDC Rm 1404 $125 (includes a USB drive) – Discount price $113

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Introduction to Scratch Programming Grades 4-6 COMPNCR 1875 Learning to program with Scratch is as easy as dragging and dropping blocks of code. You’ll love this visual editor developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at MIT. Scratch helps you build creativity, logic, problem-solving, math and computational skills in an easy-to-use format. Thanks to Scratch, learning the basics of programming languages and building computer skills has never been more fun. Terri Keys 2014 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM 2012 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 9AM-12PM HCC WDC Rm 1404 $138 (includes textbook & a USB drive) – Discount price $125

Get Your Feet Wet with Android App Development Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1961 & COMPNCR 1962 This one week class teaches you the FUNdamentals of programming a simple Android application. Get hands on experience using a real Android development environment. You’ll publish your app right on your device. All the software tools are free so you can do this at home too. Paul Bihns Grades 3-5 2112 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM

Grades 6-8 2110 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM HCC WDC Rm 1405 $180 – Discount price $165

iPhone Application Development Grades 10-12 COMPNCR 1963 Want to build the next Angry Birds? How about Plants vs. Zombies? Learn the basics of iPhone application development and wow your friends and family with your new skills. This class will teach you how to design, develop and test your app for the iPhone and submit it to the Apple Store for the world to enjoy. Lee Assam 2114 Sec. YA Mon/Wed (2 sessions), 6/9-6/11, 6-9PM

HCC Rm TBA $135 (includes text) – Discount price $120

Introduction to Digital Movie Making Grades 5-8 COMPNCR 1845 Learn to upload video from a camera and import it into Movie Maker. Start with the basics of editing to enhance everyday videos by splitting clips, adding transitions, animations, music, captions, titles and credits. When videos are complete, you’ll learn to save them for sharing.

Jenny Crones 2325 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 1-4PM,

HCC FRC Rm 2002 $149 (includes a USB drive) – Discount price $135

Advanced Digital Movie Making Grades 5-8 COMPNCR 1846 Transform ordinary to extraordinary with advanced video editing features. Learn to set starting and stopping points for transitions. Explore effects and animations. Use advanced splitting techniques to capture small parts of a video and repeat the clips. You’ll also learn to download and add free sound effects from websites and burn your movies onto a DVD or CD.

Jenny Crones 2327 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 7/28-7/31, 1-4PM


Introduction to Scratch Programming Grades 4-6 COMPNCR 1875 Learning to program with Scratch is as easy as dragging and dropping blocks of code. You’ll love this visual editor developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at MIT. Scratch helps you build creativity, logic, problem-solving, math and computational skills in an easy-to-use format. Thanks to Scratch, learning the basics of programming languages and building computer skills has never been more fun. Terri Keys 2014 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM 2012 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 9AM-12PM HCC WDC Rm 1404 $138 (includes textbook & a USB drive) – Discount price $125

Get Your Feet Wet with Android App Development Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1961 & COMPNCR 1962 This one week class teaches you the FUNdamentals of programming a simple Android application. Get hands on experience using a real Android development environment. You’ll publish your app right on your device. All the software tools are free so you can do this at home too. Paul Bihns Grades 3-5 2112 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM

Grades 6-8 2110 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM HCC WDC Rm 1405 $180 – Discount price $165

iPhone Application Development Grades 10-12 COMPNCR 1963 Want to build the next Angry Birds? How about Plants vs. Zombies? Learn the basics of iPhone application development and wow your friends and family with your new skills. This class will teach you how to design, develop and test your app for the iPhone and submit it to the Apple Store for the world to enjoy. Lee Assam 2114 Sec. YA Mon/Wed (2 sessions), 6/9-6/11, 6-9PM

HCC Rm TBA $135 (includes text) – Discount price $120

Introduction to Digital Movie Making Grades 5-8 COMPNCR 1845 Learn to upload video from a camera and import it into Movie Maker. Start with the basics of editing to enhance everyday videos by splitting clips, adding transitions, animations, music, captions, titles and credits. When videos are complete, you’ll learn to save them for sharing.

Jenny Crones 2325 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 1-4PM,

HCC FRC Rm 2002 $149 (includes a USB drive) – Discount price $135

Advanced Digital Movie Making Grades 5-8 COMPNCR 1846 Transform ordinary to extraordinary with advanced video editing features. Learn to set starting and stopping points for transitions. Explore effects and animations. Use advanced splitting techniques to capture small parts of a video and repeat the clips. You’ll also learn to download and add free sound effects from websites and burn your movies onto a DVD or CD.

Jenny Crones 2327 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 7/28-7/31, 1-4PM



COMPUTER SKILLS

Digital Photography Grades 5-9 COMPNCR 1307 Have fun composing pictures while you experiment with different shooting modes, resolution and flash settings. Practice advanced techniques such as close-up/macro, then learn to use Photoshop to enhance your images. Discover how to download and print images, and file them for safe, long-lasting storage. Indoor and outdoor shooting sessions are planned (weather permitting). Bring your own camera and transfer cable. Kent Simpson

2004 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM 2006 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9AM-12PM

HCC WDC Rm 1405 Jenny Crones

2108 Sec. YAP Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 9AM-12PM Heartland Pontiac Center Rm 201

$115 (includes materials & USB drive) – Discount price $105

Zoo Animal Photography Grades 4-8 COMPNCR 1614 Start to master your digital camera’s vast capabilities and create beautiful, interesting images you’ll be proud to share. Miller Park Zoo is the perfect place to learn how to use your camera. We’ll shoot indoor and outdoor scenes, and practice ways to navigate around visual barriers. Bring your personal digital or point and shoot camera.

Jenny Crones 2069 Sec. YA Saturday 6/14, 9AM-12PM

Miller Park Zoo $61 (includes materials & zoo entrance fee) – Discount price $55



BLACK ROCKET PROGRAMS

All of the technology courses on the following two pages are taught with curriculum designed by our educational partner, Black Rocket. These classes are created to be collaborative in nature to emphasize the creative process. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.

Make Your First Video Game Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1950 & COMPNCR 1957 If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you! Make your first video game in this one-of-a-kind class that shows you the crucial keys to designing your first 2-D game. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics and elements, music and sound, software, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we’ll explore. Learn how to really get into the game because you made it yourself! No prior experience necessary just a desire to have fun. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for $15 conversion fee.

Danny Tanner Grades 3-5 2040 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM

Grades 6-8 2085 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1405 $180 – Discount price $165

Make Your First 3-D Video Game Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1952 & COMPNCR 1959 By popular demand, we are now offering a 3-D game design class. This experience allows you to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations of the traditional 2-D game design classes. Students will learn the physics behind 3-D games, explore beginner event scripting, level design, controlling flow of gameplay and storytelling. Student created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.

Danny TannerGrades 3-52044 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM


HCC FRC Rm 2002 $180 – Discount price $165


Video Game Animation Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1947 & COMPNCR 1954 Take your game design to the next level by creating and animating your own character sprites, objects and backgrounds. Start with a name, develop the character’s personality, signature moves, special powers and a story line. Finish with a fully animated character to be used in future games. Students do not need any prior experience in game design, animation or sketching. Student created animations will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for $15 conversion fee.

Paul Peacock Grades 3-5 2016 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/7-7/11, 9AM-12PM



App Attack! Make Your First Game App Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1948 & COMPNCR 1955 Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize your own game app! Using a specialized game development tool, students will explore the world of phone- based and tablet applications. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, you will also see firsthand how the world of app publishing functions. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain criteria are met and final decisions are the sole discretion of Apple or Google. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Traci Verdery Grades 3-5 2020 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM



App Adventure! The Next Level Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1949 & COMPNCR 1956 Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump right in, we are ready for you! All students will choose from a selection of different mobile app types and explore more in depth programming concepts. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain criteria are met and final decisions are the sole discretion of Apple or Google. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to take the class. Traci Verdery Grades 3-5 2024 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 9AM-12PM



Code Breakers Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1951 & COMPNCR 1958 Calling all future coders, programmers and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the 15 year old high school student who just made 1 million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Student projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Chris Clark Grades 3-5 2028 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM



Video Game Animation Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1947 & COMPNCR 1954 Take your game design to the next level by creating and animating your own character sprites, objects and backgrounds. Start with a name, develop the character’s personality, signature moves, special powers and a story line. Finish with a fully animated character to be used in future games. Students do not need any prior experience in game design, animation or sketching. Student created animations will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Games are only compatible on PC computers, Mac versions can be created after the program for $15 conversion fee.




App Attack! Make Your First Game App Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1948 & COMPNCR 1955 Take the first steps into the world of mobile app design and customize your own game app! Using a specialized game development tool, students will explore the world of phone- based and tablet applications. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, you will also see firsthand how the world of app publishing functions. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain criteria are met and final decisions are the sole discretion of Apple or Google. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class. Traci Verdery Grades 3-5 2020 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM



App Adventure! The Next Level Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1949 & COMPNCR 1956 Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump right in, we are ready for you! All students will choose from a selection of different mobile app types and explore more in depth programming concepts. Student created apps will be accessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. Parents may choose to publish apps if certain criteria are met and final decisions are the sole discretion of Apple or Google. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smart phone or tablet to take the class. Traci Verdery Grades 3-5 2024 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 9AM-12PM



Code Breakers Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1951 & COMPNCR 1958 Calling all future coders, programmers and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the 15 year old high school student who just made 1 million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Student projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Chris Clark Grades 3-5 2028 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM



Minecraft Designers Grades 3-5 & 6-8 COMPNCR 1953 & COMPNCR 1960 If you love the game Minecraft, but always wanted to design your own characters and buildings for your games this class is for you. Learn the basics of creating 3-D modeling using a new industry grade software to design your very own characters and import them into your favorite Minecraft games. Students must have the PC/Mac version of Minecraft at home to import characters and parent email address is required to create student accounts.




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PERFORMING ARTS

Drama Camp Grades 5-8 PRFMARTS 1009 From script to stage in 5 days! Jump in with both feet for this fast-paced romp. Focusing on theater drama skills, theater games, stage presence and even playwriting, this camp will help you become a better actor and communicator, all while having a great time. Ideal for students 5-8th grade, this drama class will close with a performance for your family and friends. Rhys Lovell 2126 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 1-4PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2400 $150 – Discount price $135

On-Camera Acting Grades 9-12 PRFMARTS 1014 Take your acting to the screen. This course teaches you professional acting techniques and practical knowledge for working and auditioning on-camera in television, film and commercials. Learn how to break down and analyze television scripts, act on a green screen and navigate the entertainment business. Your work will be shot, reviewed and polished every class. Led by screen actor Kaye Rodney, On-Camera Acting is an opportunity to expand your skills and prepare yourself for that next screen audition. Kaye Brown 2187 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 1-4PM


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Music Theater Camp Grades 2-4 PRFMARTS 1011 Enjoy the excitement and challenge of performing in a musical showcase. Learn about healthy singing. Practice being an engaging performer. Get experience reading vocal music and memorizing your part. This course is an excellent first step to lead acting roles, individual voice lessons, and more intensive choir work. Leah Megli

2450 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM HCC ACEC Rm 2400

$90 – Discount price $81

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Music Theater: For One and All Grades 5-8 PRFMARTS 1010 Come and explore the joys of music theater. In this fun performance class you’ll discover the whimsy and heart of show tunes. Learn individual songs and group numbers and have a thrilling time singing with your friends. This week-long class will end with a short performance to showcase what you have learned. Michael Schneider

2128 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9AM-12PM HCC ACEC Rm 2400


Summer Band-O-Rama Grades 6-7 PRFMARTS 1007 Keep those lips buzzing, those reeds humming and those drums drumming at Summer Band-O-Rama. You’ll go back to school ready with the skills necessary to be successful in band. This camp is led by Dr. David Snyder, one of the Midwest’s finest music educators. Band-O-Rama is a great way to develop your musicianship and have fun making music with others. If you’re a band student who has been playing for one or two years and are going into 6th or 7th grade, join us! Dr. David Snyder



Junior High Summer Jazz Band Grades 6-8 PRFMARTS 1012 Swing, funk, Latin, rock and blues! Come and add your instrument to our Jr. High Summer Jazz Camp. If you can read music and are comfortable on your instrument, this is the place for you. Taught by a local jazz educator, this class will get you swinging with your friends and learning the ins and outs of playing jazz. Class will close with a performance for your friends and parents.

HCC Instructor 2315 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 9AM-12PM


Senior High Summer Jazz Band Grades 9-12 PRFMARTS 1013 It’s time to swing! Young jazzers, join Heartland’s Senior High Summer Jazz Band. In this week-long jazz camp you’ll further develop your skills in improvisation and theory, music reading, instrumental technique and ensemble work. Learn new charts and swap solos. This class is perfect if you’re already proficient on your instrument and have some ensemble playing and music reading experience. Class will close with a performance for your family and friends. HCC instructor



Music Theater: For One and All Grades 5-8 PRFMARTS 1010 Come and explore the joys of music theater. In this fun performance class you’ll discover the whimsy and heart of show tunes. Learn individual songs and group numbers and have a thrilling time singing with your friends. This week-long class will end with a short performance to showcase what you have learned. Michael Schneider



Summer Band-O-Rama Grades 6-7 PRFMARTS 1007 Keep those lips buzzing, those reeds humming and those drums drumming at Summer Band-O-Rama. You’ll go back to school ready with the skills necessary to be successful in band. This camp is led by Dr. David Snyder, one of the Midwest’s finest music educators. Band-O-Rama is a great way to develop your musicianship and have fun making music with others. If you’re a band student who has been playing for one or two years and are going into 6th or 7th grade, join us! Dr. David Snyder



Junior High Summer Jazz Band Grades 6-8 PRFMARTS 1012 Swing, funk, Latin, rock and blues! Come and add your instrument to our Jr. High Summer Jazz Camp. If you can read music and are comfortable on your instrument, this is the place for you. Taught by a local jazz educator, this class will get you swinging with your friends and learning the ins and outs of playing jazz. Class will close with a performance for your friends and parents.



Senior High Summer Jazz Band Grades 9-12 PRFMARTS 1013 It’s time to swing! Young jazzers, join Heartland’s Senior High Summer Jazz Band. In this week-long jazz camp you’ll further develop your skills in improvisation and theory, music reading, instrumental technique and ensemble work. Learn new charts and swap solos. This class is perfect if you’re already proficient on your instrument and have some ensemble playing and music reading experience. Class will close with a performance for your family and friends. HCC instructor



Soundman 101 Grades 9-12 ENRICHMN 1859 If you are playing solo, rocking with your garage band or jamming with your church band, Soundman 101 will help you take your group to the next level. Learn to use your sound equipment to its full potential. This class will take you through all of the components of running live sound. Learn about signal chain, mixing boards, equalizers, monitors, aux sends and more. HCC Instructor 2331 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 1-4PM


The Magician’s Workshop Grades 4-8 ENRICHMN 1595 Amaze and entertain your friends and family as you learn to perform a wide variety of magic with coaching from a professional magician. We use playing cards, money, rope and other common items to create tricks, do some mind reading and make special magical props. All supplies and a class handbook are provided. Gregory Joyce

1950 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM 1951 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1403 $100 (plus $8 materials fee paid to instructor) – Discount $90

More from the Magician’s Workshop Grades 4-8 ENRICHMN 1862 In this class, you will learn additional magic with playing cards, money, rope, sponge balls, mind reading and special props. You’ll learnintroductory sleight-of-hand techniques, get an opportunity to experience and explore professional stage magic props during one of the classes. All supplies and a class instruction handbook are included. This is a great first class or follow-up to the Magician’s Workshop. Gregory Joyce 2456 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 8/4-8/7, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1403 $80 (plus $8 materials fee paid to instructor) – Discount price $74



PERFORMING ARTS


CREATIVE ARTS & CRAFTS


Upcycling with Plarn Grades 4-8 ARTCRAFT 1628 What are you going to do with all those plastic grocery bags? Make them into plarn! Upcycling with Plarn will show you how to turn that drawer full of plastic bags into something fun and useful. In this class you’ll learn how to make plarn and crochet it into whatever you dream up. Bring along that bag full of bags and walk out with a unique and functional piece of art. Along with plastic bags, you’ll need to bring a crochet hook, size I, J or K and scissors. Melody Carlson 2182 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM


Super Art for Kids Grades K-5 ARTCRAFT 1617 Drawing, painting and sculpture are fun and fabulous. Join us and explore different types of art. Learn how the colors, textures and even the way you use shapes and spaces make your artwork amazing. All supplies will be provided for this class. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2321 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 10AM-12PM

Infinite HeArt Studios $139 - Discount Price $125

Wearable Art Grades 3-8 ARTCRAFT 1626 It’s fun and exciting when fashion meets art. What better way to express yourself than by wearing your own creations? Jewelry- making and t-shirt decoration are just two of the projects you’ll explore in this class. All supplies are provided.

Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2173 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 1-3PM

Infinite HeArt Studios $155 – Discount price $140

Jewelry Making Grades 6-10 ARTCRAFT 1622 If you’re an artist who enjoys intricate details and loves the possibilities of wearable art, this class is for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals of designing and making jewelry using a variety of materials, including clay, paper, wire and glass. This course will expand your thinking of what jewelry can be, while letting you express your creativity. All supplies are included.



Paper Engineering & Design Grades 7-12 ARTCRAFT 1624 Art, math and science collide in this design class! Through experimentation, you’ll create your own folding-paper designs and learn basic wiring skills to create your own electric paper lamp. All supplies are included.

Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2167 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 11:30AM-1:30PM


Learn to Crochet Grades 6-8 ARTCRAFT 1359 Who says only grandmothers crochet? Crocheting is cool at any age. Get together with a group of fellow yarn lovers and learn the basics of crochet. You’ll learn how to crochet several different stitches, change yarn colors and read patterns. Complete several projects as you practice your skills. You’ll need to purchase book, crochet hooks, and yarn from instructor the first session of class.

Kay Bowen 2405 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 12-2PM

HCC WDC Rm 1401 $90 (plus $20 materials fee paid to instructor) Discount price $81

Beginning Knitting for Kids Grades 5-9 ARTCRAFT 1451 If you’re someone who wants to express your creativity, work with your hands or create hip new styles, join this class. You’ll receive a pattern, needles, yarn, individualized attention and encouragement. During the class, you’ll learn how to cast on, bind off and use the knit stitch. Then, you’ll be on your way to creating a fun, useful, hand-knit project.

Lyn Johnson 2116 Sec. YA Tue/Thu/Fri (6 sessions), 7/15-7/25, 9AM-12PM

HCC WDC Rm 1401 $96 (plus $15 materials fee paid to instructor) Discount price $86

Upcycling with Plarn Grades 4-8 ARTCRAFT 1628 What are you going to do with all those plastic grocery bags? Make them into plarn! Upcycling with Plarn will show you how to turn that drawer full of plastic bags into something fun and useful. In this class you’ll learn how to make plarn and crochet it into whatever you dream up. Bring along that bag full of bags and walk out with a unique and functional piece of art. Along with plastic bags, you’ll need to bring a crochet hook, size I, J or K and scissors. Melody Carlson 2182 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 9AM-12PM


Super Art for Kids Grades K-5 ARTCRAFT 1617 Drawing, painting and sculpture are fun and fabulous. Join us and explore different types of art. Learn how the colors, textures and even the way you use shapes and spaces make your artwork amazing. All supplies will be provided for this class. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2321 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 10AM-12PM

Infinite HeArt Studios $139 - Discount Price $125

Wearable Art Grades 3-8 ARTCRAFT 1626 It’s fun and exciting when fashion meets art. What better way to express yourself than by wearing your own creations? Jewelry- making and t-shirt decoration are just two of the projects you’ll explore in this class. All supplies are provided.



Jewelry Making Grades 6-10 ARTCRAFT 1622 If you’re an artist who enjoys intricate details and loves the possibilities of wearable art, this class is for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals of designing and making jewelry using a variety of materials, including clay, paper, wire and glass. This course will expand your thinking of what jewelry can be, while letting you express your creativity. All supplies are included.



Paper Engineering & Design Grades 7-12 ARTCRAFT 1624 Art, math and science collide in this design class! Through experimentation, you’ll create your own folding-paper designs and learn basic wiring skills to create your own electric paper lamp. All supplies are included.

Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2167 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 11:30AM-1:30PM




Scrapbook & Card Making Grades 3-6 ARTCRAFT 1575 Have tons of fun designing and decorating a 6”x6” scrapbook using a variety of materials and embellishments. We’ll provide you with layout ideas and tools to spark your creativity. Also, you’ll practice the art of rubber stamping to fashion hand-made cards and envelopes. These beautiful keepsakes are perfect for capturing special memories and sharing with family and friends. You’ll receive your own set of rubber stamps to take home at the end of the class.

Tracy Donath 2096 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM

HCC SCB Rm 1802 $127 (includes scrapbook, stamp set & materials) Discount price $114

Drop Spindle Spinning Grades 2-6 ARTCRAFT 1592 At first it is fluff. Then like magic it is yarn! In this class you’ll learn to make wool fleece into yarn with a drop spindle. Use natural colors and a safe dye to make colors on the fluff and on the yarn. Learn some of the history of spinning around the world and watch a spinner use a spinning wheel. We’ll explore how other fibers such as alpaca, dog hair and plant fibers have been used for thousands of years. You can keep the drop spindle and prepared roving to make your own yarn.

Janet Giugler 2071 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1400 $105 (plus $25 materials fee paid to instructor) – Discount price $95

Band & Tablet Weaving Grades 3-8 ARTCRAFT 1593 You can make a friendship bracelet, belt, guitar strap, suspenders, designer shoelaces or anything your creativity can invent. Learn how to use an Inkle loom and the card or tablet weaving techniques to create your own unique design. You’ll explore some history of ancient weaving and also create your own patterns for band weaving. The fee covers rental of the looms and materials for the projects.

Janet Giugler 2073 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 9AM-12PM

HCC WDC Rm 1400 $105 (plus $25 loom rental fee paid to instructor if loom) Discount price $95




Explore Sculpture Grades 1-5 ARTCRAFT 1572 There’s no limit to what the imagination can create, be it wild and whimsical creatures or faraway castles or cities. If you like to build things or love playing with clay or play dough, you’ll get a kick out of this class. Learn to sculpt and build 3-D art using clay, sculpey, papier mache and other fun materials. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1996 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 10AM-12PM

Infinite HeArt Studios $144 (includes supplies) – Discount price $130

The Magic of Sculpture Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1571 If you’re an artist who likes to build things or loves sculpting, this class is for you. You’ll make 3-D art using clay, sculpey, papier mache and other exciting materials. Representational and abstract techniques will be explored. You’ll also have the opportunity to work on a group art project. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1998 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 1-3PM



Little Sketchers Drawing Grades K-2 ARTCRAFT 1623 Your child will develop fine motor skills as they enjoy active drawing exercises and projects that nurture their creativity. Students will learn to use a variety of techniques and drawing materials. All supplies are included. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor

2165 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9-11AM Infinite HeArt Studios


Explore Drawing Grades 3-5 & 6-8 ARTCRAFT 1554 & 1573 Love to draw? In this class you’ll explore a wide variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite and chalk. An award-winning artist will teach you the intricacies of shading, sketching, gesture drawings, proportions, figure drawing, portraiture, cross-hatching and cartoon techniques. Abstract and representational techniques are both explored in this class. All supplies are included. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor Grades 3-5 1988 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 10AM-12PM

Grades 6-8 2319 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 10AM-12PM


Advanced Drawing Grades 9-12 ARTCRAFT 1597 If you spend hours drawing, this class is for you! You’ll explore a wide variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite and chalk. You’ll learn advanced techniques using negative space, perspective, light and shadow, portraiture and more! You’ll also have the freedom to choose your direction of work for much of the class. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1992 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 2-4PM


Comic Illustration Class Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1600 Bring a comic character to life and improve your cartooning skills. In this class, you’ll develop your own personal illustrative style while learning about recent illustration as seen in current comics and graphic novels. You’ll also learn about building a portfolio and receive demonstrations on various drawing techniques. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2000 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 11:30AM-1:30PM


Explore Painting Grades K-5 ARTCRAFT 1574 Join a professional artist and learn a variety of painting techniques as you create several original projects. Each will be motivated by a theme (portraiture, narrative, abstraction and appropriation). You’ll be able to express your own personal style and decision making through your new artistic vocabulary. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1994 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9-11AM


The Magic of Representation Painting Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1621 Join a professional artist for a class that will teach you to create great paintings in a fun and highly positive environment. Emphasis will be placed on the development of representational expressions. You’ll learn about color mixing, edges, values, design and other basic skills that will allow you to master acrylic or oil painting. The instructor will also provide a mesmerizing painting demonstration during the course. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor

2169 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 1-3PM Infinite HeArt Studio


Little Sketchers Drawing Grades K-2 ARTCRAFT 1623 Your child will develop fine motor skills as they enjoy active drawing exercises and projects that nurture their creativity. Students will learn to use a variety of techniques and drawing materials. All supplies are included. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor

2165 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9-11AM Infinite HeArt Studios


Explore Drawing Grades 3-5 & 6-8 ARTCRAFT 1554 & 1573 Love to draw? In this class you’ll explore a wide variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite and chalk. An award-winning artist will teach you the intricacies of shading, sketching, gesture drawings, proportions, figure drawing, portraiture, cross-hatching and cartoon techniques. Abstract and representational techniques are both explored in this class. All supplies are included. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor Grades 3-5 1988 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 10AM-12PM

Grades 6-8 2319 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 10AM-12PM


Advanced Drawing Grades 9-12 ARTCRAFT 1597 If you spend hours drawing, this class is for you! You’ll explore a wide variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, pen and ink, graphite and chalk. You’ll learn advanced techniques using negative space, perspective, light and shadow, portraiture and more! You’ll also have the freedom to choose your direction of work for much of the class. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1992 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 2-4PM


Comic Illustration Class Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1600 Bring a comic character to life and improve your cartooning skills. In this class, you’ll develop your own personal illustrative style while learning about recent illustration as seen in current comics and graphic novels. You’ll also learn about building a portfolio and receive demonstrations on various drawing techniques. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2000 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 11:30AM-1:30PM


Explore Painting Grades K-5 ARTCRAFT 1574 Join a professional artist and learn a variety of painting techniques as you create several original projects. Each will be motivated by a theme (portraiture, narrative, abstraction and appropriation). You’ll be able to express your own personal style and decision making through your new artistic vocabulary. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 1994 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9-11AM


The Magic of Representation Painting Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1621 Join a professional artist for a class that will teach you to create great paintings in a fun and highly positive environment. Emphasis will be placed on the development of representational expressions. You’ll learn about color mixing, edges, values, design and other basic skills that will allow you to master acrylic or oil painting. The instructor will also provide a mesmerizing painting demonstration during the course. All supplies are provided. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor

2169 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 1-3PM Infinite HeArt Studio


The Magic of Abstract Painting Grades 6-12 ARTCRAFT 1625 Create your own paintings as you discover the inspirations behind many abstract artworks, such as geometry, pattern, landscape, constellations and more. Abstract art ranges from stylized depictions of subjects to totally non-representational images. You’ll learn about color mixing, edges, values, design and other basic skills using acrylic or oil. All supplies are included. Infinite HeArt Studios Instructor 2171 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 2-4PM


Painting on Fabric Grades 2-5 ARTCRAFT 1594 Use safe glues and paint washes to create individual and group paintings. You’ll learn the traditional Batik processes with easy-to-use materials. The history of Batik will be covered, while you focus on discovering the art of color and painting with resist methods on fabrics. Old clothing or smocks are recommended as paints will stain. Janet Giugler

2077 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/7-7/11, 1-4PM HCC WDC Rm 1400

$105 (plus $25 materials fee paid to instructor) Discount price $95

Painting with Threads Grades 3-8 ARTCRAFT 1595 Paint and embroider all in one class. Make a small paper drawing in color and transfer the original artwork to fabric. Learn simple embroidery stitches and practice on a small hoop before your finished design is stitched with cotton embroidery floss and other textured yarns. A kit will be provided to take home. It includes a hoop, plastic or blunt needles for stitching and enough floss and fabric for at least two projects.

Janet Giugler 2075 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1400 $105 (plus $25 materials fee paid to instructor)Discount price $95





LIFE SKILLS

Kids Kitchen: Fruit Bowls Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1403 Nothing taste better than fresh fruit when it is hot outside! We’ll jump right in and transform ordinary fruits into completely edible works of art. All supplies included. Mary O’Connor 2544 Sec. YA Tuesday 6/10, 1-2:30PM

HCC SCB Rm 1802 $42 - Discount price $36

Kids Kitchen: Cake Pops Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1404 Join us in the kitchen for a one-stop cake pop shop. Learn the mysterious secrets of this delicious treat. Expect to get your hands dirty as you bring your cake pop creations to life under the guidance of a cake pop specialist, Erin Johnson from Mad House Cakes. All supplies are included. Erin Johnson 2448 Sec. YA Tue/Wed (2 sessions), 6/24-6/25, 1-3PM

HCC SCB Rm 1802 $58 – Discount price $52

Kids Kitchen: Cupcakes Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1406 All the joy and deliciousness of a cake, but smaller! Join local cupcake master Julie Vance of Sweet Temptations Cupcakes and create mouthwatering cupcakes. From the batter, to the frosting and filling, this class will be a scrumptious good time. All supplies included. Julie Vance 2446 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/8, 1-4PM


Kids Kitchen: Fresh Salsa and Homemade Tortillas Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1407 Get ready to roll! Tortillas that is. Have a great time making fresh bean salsa and homemade tortillas. From start to finish, you’ll be equipped with all the tools needed to create this deliciously healthy recipe. Your family will love it so be prepared to make it again and again! Mary O’Connor

2546 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/15, 10:30AM-12PM HCC SCB Rm 1802

$42 - Discount price $36

Kids Kitchen: Ice Cream Party Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1410 Join us for an Ice Cream Party! Jump right into the fun and turn everyday fruits into delicious treats. We will even add hot fudge and whipped cream to make it completely irresistible. All treats will be dairy free. Materials included.

HCC Instructor 2548 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/29, 1-2:30PM



Kids Kitchen: Cupcakes Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1406 All the joy and deliciousness of a cake, but smaller! Join local cupcake master Julie Vance of Sweet Temptations Cupcakes and create mouthwatering cupcakes. From the batter, to the frosting and filling, this class will be a scrumptious good time. All supplies included. Julie Vance 2446 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/8, 1-4PM


Kids Kitchen: Fresh Salsa and Homemade Tortillas Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1407 Get ready to roll! Tortillas that is. Have a great time making fresh bean salsa and homemade tortillas. From start to finish, you’ll be equipped with all the tools needed to create this deliciously healthy recipe. Your family will love it so be prepared to make it again and again! Mary O’Connor

2546 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/15, 10:30AM-12PM HCC SCB Rm 1802

$42 - Discount price $36

Kids Kitchen: Ice Cream Party Grades 4-8 HOMEGARD 1410 Join us for an Ice Cream Party! Jump right into the fun and turn everyday fruits into delicious treats. We will even add hot fudge and whipped cream to make it completely irresistible. All treats will be dairy free. Materials included.

HCC Instructor 2548 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/29, 1-2:30PM




LIFE SKILLS

Cake Decorating Grades 5-11 HOMEGARD 1271 Nothing puts a smile on someone’s face like a cake decorated just for them. Practice simple techniques to make shell borders, reverse shell borders, balloons, streamers, frosting clowns, half and full roses, daisies and other flowers. You’ll also learn to make and use fondant to create edible decorations. Plenty of hands-on practice will be provided to help you master your new skills.

Erin Johnson 2289 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 1-3PM

HCC SCB Rm 1802 $86 – (includes materials & supplies) - Discount price $77

American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training Grades 6-9 ENRICHMN 1261 Know the secrets of being a great babysitter? Take this Red Cross babysitting course and find out! You’ll gain the confidence to handle most babysitting situations, like what to do in an emergency and how to keep yourself and the kids safe. You’ll also learn the basics of child care, like feeding and changing diapers. Plus, you’ll get tips on talking with parents and how to get your business started. Please bring sack lunch and beverage.

American Red Cross Instructor 2296 Sec. YA Thursday 6/26, 9AM-4PM 2298 Sec. YB Tuesday 7/22, 9AM-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1402 $99 - (Includes materials) - Discount price $89


LIFE SKILLS

CPR for Friends & Family Grades 6-9 ENRICHMN 1866 Family & Friends CPR is for people who want to learn CPR but do not need a course completion card for their job. This course is ideal if you’re a student, baby sitter or interested in learning how to save a life. We will cover adult CPR & AED, infant/child CPR, and adult, child and infant relief of choking.

HCC Instructor 2567 Sec. YA Saturday 6/14, 9AM-12:30PM

HCC ACEC Rm 21022569 Sec. YB Thursday 7/24, 6-9:30PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2101$39 - Discount price $35

Careers in Health Care Grades 9-12 ENRICHMN 1747 Have you ever thought about working in a hospital or other health care setting? Spend the week exploring careers including nursing, radiography, physical therapist assistant, phlebotomy technician and EMT. Hear from health care experts about their day-to-day responsibilities and the kind of training and education required.



Buying & Maintaining a Car Grades 8-11 ENRICHMN 1404 Are you planning to buy an automobile someday? In this class, you’ll learn about purchase considerations, technical terminology, car safety and basic maintenance. Get hands-on experience with parts recognition, checking fluid levels and changing tires and wiper blades. Demonstrations of tire rotation and balance will be provided. Come prepared to perform a hypothetical search and purchase of a vehicle. Long pants and sturdy shoes are required for the last three days at the Bloomington Area Career Center.

Otis Kindle 1960 Sec. YA Mon/Tue (2 sessions), 6/23-6/24, 1-4PM

HCC WDC Rm 1402 Wed-Fri (3 sessions), 6/25-6/27, 1-4PMBloomington Area Career Center



Monsters, Myths & Legends Grades 4-6 ENRICHMN 1742 Big Foot, UFOs, Stonehenge and lost civilizations - are they fact or fiction? We’ll examine documented evidence collected by investigators as we explore these and other mysteries. You’ll become an on-site expert on one of these topics and then share your conclusions with others. Scott Myers 2333 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 10AM-12PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2103 $86 (includes materials) – Discount price $78

Titanic: A Deeper Look Grades 4-6 ENRICHMN 1593 Sail back to a time when the world’s most famous luxury liner cruised the open seas. You’ll be given an identity based on one of the actual Titanic passengers to help you really feel what it must have been like on board. You’ll research details about the ship, how it sank and find out about its condition today. Scott Myers 1948 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-3PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2103 $86 (includes materials) – Discount section $78

Creative Writing Grades 3-5 ENRICHMN 1691 Use your imagination to take an idea and turn it into a story by creating interesting characters and an exciting plot. This class is all about creativity and fun, but it also builds great writing and thinking skills that will help you in school. Best of all you’ll have a bound book to share with others at the end of the class.

David Winkler 1958 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 1-3PM


Greek Mythology: Gods, Goddesses & Supernatural Characters, Oh My Grades 4-5 ENRICHMN 1745 Explore the mythology, gods and goddesses, and myths that helped explain natural phenomenon in the ancient Greek world. You’ll use interactive websites, create and perform plays, conduct mock interviews and develop board games to learn about this fascinating genre.

Lisa Barbour 2063 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/7-7/11, 9AM-12PM


Monsters, Myths & Legends Grades 4-6 ENRICHMN 1742 Big Foot, UFOs, Stonehenge and lost civilizations - are they fact or fiction? We’ll examine documented evidence collected by investigators as we explore these and other mysteries. You’ll become an on-site expert on one of these topics and then share your conclusions with others. Scott Myers 2333 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 10AM-12PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2103 $86 (includes materials) – Discount price $78

Titanic: A Deeper Look Grades 4-6 ENRICHMN 1593 Sail back to a time when the world’s most famous luxury liner cruised the open seas. You’ll be given an identity based on one of the actual Titanic passengers to help you really feel what it must have been like on board. You’ll research details about the ship, how it sank and find out about its condition today. Scott Myers 1948 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 1-3PM

HCC ACEC Rm 2103 $86 (includes materials) – Discount section $78

Creative Writing Grades 3-5 ENRICHMN 1691 Use your imagination to take an idea and turn it into a story by creating interesting characters and an exciting plot. This class is all about creativity and fun, but it also builds great writing and thinking skills that will help you in school. Best of all you’ll have a bound book to share with others at the end of the class.

David Winkler 1958 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 1-3PM


Greek Mythology: Gods, Goddesses & Supernatural Characters, Oh My Grades 4-5 ENRICHMN 1745 Explore the mythology, gods and goddesses, and myths that helped explain natural phenomenon in the ancient Greek world. You’ll use interactive websites, create and perform plays, conduct mock interviews and develop board games to learn about this fascinating genre.

Lisa Barbour 2063 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/7-7/11, 9AM-12PM



LIFE SKILLS

Write-On: A Writer’s Workshop Grades 5-8 ENRICHMN 1744 Grab your pencils and get ready to write. This lively and interactive class introduces the elements of writing a good story. You’ll participate in short, guided writing sessions and hands-on activities that help you create believable characters as you plot a story from start to finish. You’ll explore where ideas come from and examine works of current literature to understand how they’re constructed.

Dawn Malone 1964 Sec. YAP Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM

Pontiac Heartland Center Rm TBA 2184 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 9AM-12PM




ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT/SPACE & SCIENCE

Reach Your Reading Potential Grades 5-12 COMMNCR 1211 Join us in the Heartland Community College Reading Center, where we use the patented Read Right® methodology to retrain the brain’s neuro-network for permanent reading gains. You’ll receive individualized instruction in a small group setting using materials and techniques selected especially for you. Research has shown that high school students gain one grade level in an average of 14 hours of instruction, while junior high students gain. Emily Olmetti 2311 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (28 sessions), 6/16-7/31, 10:30AM-12:30PM

HCC WDC Rm 3603 $297 - Discount Price $270

Gear Up for Algebra Grades 6-8 & 8-12 ENRICHMN 1596 & ENRICHMN 1467 Get a jump start to your algebra or pre-algebra class. Explore exciting new ways to master algebra concepts in a class unlike any you have experienced. Have fun using logic and reasoning to solve interesting problems and puzzles. Hands-on activities will be customized so they’re a perfect fit for your age and skill level.

HCC Instructor Grades 6-8 1968 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (10 sessions), 6/9-6/20, 10AM-12PM

HCC WDC Rm 1403 1973 Sec. YAP Mon-Fri (10 sessions), 7/7-7/18, 10AM-12PM

Pontiac Heartland Center Rm 209



Math Power Grades 5-8 ENRICHMN 1741 You’ll feel a lot more relaxed about math once you’ve really nailed the basics. We’ll use hands-on activities and games to get nice and comfy with multiplication, division and fractions. You’ll head back to school with more math confidence than ever before.


HCC WDC Rm 1403 $170 - Discount price $155


Junior Astronaut Exploration Camp Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1124 Do you ever wonder what it takes to be an astronaut? It means a lot more than just floating in the Space Station, that’s for sure! At this camp, you’ll make crafts, hear stories, watch videos, and participate in lots of hands-on games and activities. Learn about what it takes to be chosen as an astronaut, practice training like astronauts, and even go on a simulated space mission. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own. Libby Norcross

2244 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/9-6/11, 9AM-12PM 2246 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/14-7/16, 9AM-12PM 2248 Sec. YC Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/14-7/16, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $90 – Discount price $81

Be a Science Rock Star! Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1125 Do you hear what I hear? Yes-it’s science! Join the Challenger Learning Center team as we dance to the beat of a different drum and show you what science has to do with music and sound. Videos, crafts, hands-on demonstrations, games and more will “turn up the volume on fun” to help you learn about rockin’ sounds. Check out flashy stage lights and even create your own musical instrument as you become a Science Rock Star. Libby Norcross 2250 Sec. YA Thursday 6/12, 9AM-12PM 2252 Sec. YB Thursday 7/17, 9AM-12PM 2254 Sec. YC Thursday 7/17, 1-4PM

Challenger Learning Center $30 – Discount price $27

Young Scientist II Exploration Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1154 Think a laboratory is the only place where science happens? Think again. Science is all around us, and you can be a scientist too! In this follow-up to last year’s popular Young Scientists Camp, you’ll work as real scientists do, observing the world around you and exploring scientific principles at work in your daily life through hands-on activities. You will learn about various science careers, and take home fun resources to explore more on your own. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own. Libby Norcross 2258 Sec. YA Friday 6/13, 9AM-12PM 2260 Sec. YB Friday 7/18, 9AM-12PM 2262 Sec. YC Friday 7/18, 1-4PM


Flight Specialist Adventure Grades 2-3 SCIENCE 1159 What goes up must come down, right? Not always! Planes and rockets are built to defy gravity and take us places high above Earth. Come to the Challenger Learning Center to investigate the effects of gravity and wind on airplanes, how they fly and how they land. Then, build your own paper planes and put your knowledge to the test as you make them fly. Hot air balloons and hovercrafts are other types of aircraft that we’ll investigate and build. Finally, lift-off and explore space like never before! Light snacks will be provided; students with food allergies may want to bring their own.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2277 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/16-6/18, 9AM-12PM 2279 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/21-7/23, 9AM-12PM 2281 Sec. YC Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/21-7/23, 1-4PM


Junior Astronaut Exploration Camp Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1124 Do you ever wonder what it takes to be an astronaut? It means a lot more than just floating in the Space Station, that’s for sure! At this camp, you’ll make crafts, hear stories, watch videos, and participate in lots of hands-on games and activities. Learn about what it takes to be chosen as an astronaut, practice training like astronauts, and even go on a simulated space mission. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own. Libby Norcross

2244 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/9-6/11, 9AM-12PM 2246 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/14-7/16, 9AM-12PM 2248 Sec. YC Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/14-7/16, 1-4PM Challenger Learning Center $90 – Discount price $81

Be a Science Rock Star! Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1125 Do you hear what I hear? Yes-it’s science! Join the Challenger Learning Center team as we dance to the beat of a different drum and show you what science has to do with music and sound. Videos, crafts, hands-on demonstrations, games and more will “turn up the volume on fun” to help you learn about rockin’ sounds. Check out flashy stage lights and even create your own musical instrument as you become a Science Rock Star. Libby Norcross 2250 Sec. YA Thursday 6/12, 9AM-12PM 2252 Sec. YB Thursday 7/17, 9AM-12PM 2254 Sec. YC Thursday 7/17, 1-4PM


Young Scientist II Exploration Grades K-1 SCIENCE 1154 Think a laboratory is the only place where science happens? Think again. Science is all around us, and you can be a scientist too! In this follow-up to last year’s popular Young Scientists Camp, you’ll work as real scientists do, observing the world around you and exploring scientific principles at work in your daily life through hands-on activities. You will learn about various science careers, and take home fun resources to explore more on your own. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own. Libby Norcross 2258 Sec. YA Friday 6/13, 9AM-12PM 2260 Sec. YB Friday 7/18, 9AM-12PM 2262 Sec. YC Friday 7/18, 1-4PM


Flight Specialist Adventure Grades 2-3 SCIENCE 1159 What goes up must come down, right? Not always! Planes and rockets are built to defy gravity and take us places high above Earth. Come to the Challenger Learning Center to investigate the effects of gravity and wind on airplanes, how they fly and how they land. Then, build your own paper planes and put your knowledge to the test as you make them fly. Hot air balloons and hovercrafts are other types of aircraft that we’ll investigate and build. Finally, lift-off and explore space like never before! Light snacks will be provided; students with food allergies may want to bring their own.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2277 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/16-6/18, 9AM-12PM 2279 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/21-7/23, 9AM-12PM 2281 Sec. YC Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/21-7/23, 1-4PM


Challenging Science Investigations Grades 2-3 SCIENCE 1160 Join the CLC staff for an exciting day as we use the Scientific Method to investigate physical science. Why does warm air rise? How can a lemon power a clock? Why does ice float? By the end of the day you’ll be able to answer these questions as we explore temperature, chemical reactions, density, light and color, and more through hands-on experiments and activities. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2283 Sec. YA Thursday 6/19, 9AM-12PM 2285 Sec. YB Thursday 7/24, 9AM-12PM 2287 Sec. YC Thursday 7/24, 1-4PM


The Great Roller Coaster Challenge Grades 2-3 SCIENCE 1118 Up, down and all around - roller coasters are great fun! But what makes them go and how do they do those loop-d-loops? We begin this camp with an introduction to friction, velocity and acceleration. Then, pick up speed as you design your own marble roller coaster. Everything comes full circle when we see which roller coaster is the fastest, tallest, or has the most loops. Light snacks will be provided. Students with food allergies may want to bring their own.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2459 Sec. YA Friday 6/20, 9AM-12PM 2461 Sec. YB Friday 7/25, 9AM-12PM 2463 Sec. YC Friday 7/25, 1-4PM



SPACE & SCIENCE



SPACE & SCIENCE

Planetary Explorers: We are GO for Launch Grades 4-5 SCIENCE 1128 Think planets and space are interesting? This is the camp for you. Join us and fly to the planets in our solar system, create edible planets and conduct experiments. We’ll explore the idea of habitability, study the geology of planets, build a planetary base and enjoy a simulator mission to launch a satellite that will search for new planets. Bring a lunch each day. If you have food allergies, please bring a snack as well.

Susan Evens 2256 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/7-7/9, 9AM-4PM


Rocket Girls: Engineer Your Future Adventure Grades 4-8 SCIENCE 1157 Engineers do everything from building bridges to discovering new medications to writing the software that powers the International Space Station. In this girls-only camp you’ll learn about the engineering design process as we develop projects for space exploration and solve real-world problems. We’ll Skype with NASA experts and might even have a visit from a special guest. Of course, the Rocket Girls camp will end with an amazing space mission. Be sure to bring a lunch every day. If you have food allergies, bring a snack as well.

Susan Evens & Libby Norcross 2268 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 6/23-6/26, 9AM-4PM



Galactic Artist Exploration Grades 4-8 SCIENCE 1158 Ever wish you could bring a little bit of outer space into your room? There are other ways than trying to find a moon rock or a satellite to hang on your wall. Why not make yourself a little solar system fun? In this camp, you’ll get to explore the ways art and outer space fit together. Along the way you’ll create a variety of fun, space-themed projects to take home. Be sure to bring your creativity and a snack if you have any food allergies.

Susan Evens & Libby Norcross 2273 Sec. YA Thursday 7/10, 9AM-12PM 2275 Sec. YB Thursday 7/10, 1-4PM


Snack Attack Exploration Grades 4-8 SCIENCE 1156 Learn science concepts and laboratory skills as you create and eat some awesome snacks! Foods that may be investigated and consumed are butter, ice cream, apples, candy and popcorn. Food and kitchen safety will be emphasized as you’ll be using hot plates to cook. If you have food allergies, bring a snack as well.

Susan Evens & Libby Norcross 2264 Sec. YA Friday 7/11, 9AM-12PM 2266 Sec. YB Friday 7/11, 1-4PM


Pilots in Command Exploration Camp Grades 6-8 SCIENCE 1116 Calling all future pilots! Join this camp as we begin with ground school basics: aviation history, the principles of flight and flight controls. Next we set our sights for a different airport and plan a flight. We’ll learn about airports, traffic patterns and communication. Finally, we meet the Image Air staff and talk with them about the airplanes they maintain, conduct a preflight inspection and fly the Frasca TruVision PA-46. Be sure to bring a lunch every day. If you have food allergies, bring a snack as well.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2197 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/30-7/2, 9AM-4PM

Challenger Learning Center 2199 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/7-7/9, 9AM-4PM


LEGO MindStorm Robot Challenge Grades 5-8 SCIENCE 1132 Robots rock! Learn to design, construct and program robots that can complete different tasks. This beginner camp helps you build engineering, programming and troubleshooting skills with the LEGO MindStorm NXT 2.0 system.

Kristen Throm 2323 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM

HCC FRC Rm 2002$158 (includes a USB drive) – Discount price $143

Aerodynamics Physics Camp Grades 5-9 SCIENCE 1153 The science of flight involves a number of forces: gravity, lift, forward thrust, and air resistance (drag). The combination of how those forces affect the construction and flight of a vehicle will be the subject of this summer camp. We will use these concepts, along with an exploratory and experimental approach, to design and test some simple planes, rockets, and other flying objects. The week will include plenty of hands-on activities, demonstrations, outdoor experimentation and a fieldtrip.

Children’s Discovery Museum Instructor 2452 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 9AM-12PM 2454 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 1-4PM


Galactic Artist Exploration Grades 4-8 SCIENCE 1158 Ever wish you could bring a little bit of outer space into your room? There are other ways than trying to find a moon rock or a satellite to hang on your wall. Why not make yourself a little solar system fun? In this camp, you’ll get to explore the ways art and outer space fit together. Along the way you’ll create a variety of fun, space-themed projects to take home. Be sure to bring your creativity and a snack if you have any food allergies.

Susan Evens & Libby Norcross 2273 Sec. YA Thursday 7/10, 9AM-12PM 2275 Sec. YB Thursday 7/10, 1-4PM


Snack Attack Exploration Grades 4-8 SCIENCE 1156 Learn science concepts and laboratory skills as you create and eat some awesome snacks! Foods that may be investigated and consumed are butter, ice cream, apples, candy and popcorn. Food and kitchen safety will be emphasized as you’ll be using hot plates to cook. If you have food allergies, bring a snack as well.

Susan Evens & Libby Norcross 2264 Sec. YA Friday 7/11, 9AM-12PM 2266 Sec. YB Friday 7/11, 1-4PM


Pilots in Command Exploration Camp Grades 6-8 SCIENCE 1116 Calling all future pilots! Join this camp as we begin with ground school basics: aviation history, the principles of flight and flight controls. Next we set our sights for a different airport and plan a flight. We’ll learn about airports, traffic patterns and communication. Finally, we meet the Image Air staff and talk with them about the airplanes they maintain, conduct a preflight inspection and fly the Frasca TruVision PA-46. Be sure to bring a lunch every day. If you have food allergies, bring a snack as well.

Stacey Shrewsbury 2197 Sec. YA Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 6/30-7/2, 9AM-4PM

Challenger Learning Center 2199 Sec. YB Mon-Wed (3 sessions), 7/7-7/9, 9AM-4PM



SPACE & SCIENCE/ SPORTS CAMPS

LEGO MindStorm Robot Challenge Grades 5-8 SCIENCE 1132 Robots rock! Learn to design, construct and program robots that can complete different tasks. This beginner camp helps you build engineering, programming and troubleshooting skills with the LEGO MindStorm NXT 2.0 system.

Kristen Throm 2323 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 9AM-12PM

HCC FRC Rm 2002$158 (includes a USB drive) – Discount price $143

Aerodynamics Physics Camp Grades 5-9 SCIENCE 1153 The science of flight involves a number of forces: gravity, lift, forward thrust, and air resistance (drag). The combination of how those forces affect the construction and flight of a vehicle will be the subject of this summer camp. We will use these concepts, along with an exploratory and experimental approach, to design and test some simple planes, rockets, and other flying objects. The week will include plenty of hands-on activities, demonstrations, outdoor experimentation and a fieldtrip.

Children’s Discovery Museum Instructor 2452 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 9AM-12PM 2454 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/28-8/1, 1-4PM


Normal CornBelters Broadcasting Camp Grades 7-12 RECREATN 1212 Become a real sports broadcaster with coaching from CornBelters announcer Greg Halbleib! The Normal CornBelters, Heartland Community College and Radio Bloomington are teaming to give you the chance to record a play-by-play broadcast Wednesday, June 25. That’s when the Windy City Thunderbolts visit the CornCrib at 7PM to take on the CornBelters. WJBC 93.7 FM and 1230 AM are the official broadcast stations of the CornBelters. They’ll provide you a copy of your own two-inning performance from the game. You’ll also learn broadcasting history, techniques, presentation and performance so you’re ready for the big game.

Gregory Halbleib 2002 Sec. YA Tuesday 6/24, 9AM-12PM


Summer Baseball Hitting Camp Grades 3-12 RECREATN 1214 Join hitting coach Bo Kinder at the CornCrib baseball stadium to improve your swing and develop a better philosophy at the plate. Expect many swings and lots of individual attention with our low camper-to-coach ratio. Learn the techniques and ideas that make Heartland one of the best hitting teams in the country each year. We’ll place you into age appropriate groups so you make maximum improvement. It is strongly recommended you bring your own bat and batting gloves. A camp T-shirt is provided.

Bo Kinder 2057 Sec. YA Mon/Tue (2 sessions), 6/16-6/17, 9AM-12PM

CornCrib $160 – Discount price $150


Summer Baseball Pitching Clinic Grades 3-8 & 9-12 RECREATN 1363 & RECREATN 1215 Heartland baseball pitching coach, Josh Kauten, will work with you on specific skills using stations and drills. The focus will be on mechanics, execution and mental preparation while emphasizing your arm strength and accuracy. Correct defensive positioning for game situations and a general philosophy on defense will also be covered. You’ll work on proper mechanics and pitch grip, while improving pitch location and overall delivery fundamentals. A camp T-shirt is provided.

Josh Kauten Grades 3-8 2052 Sec. YA Tuesday 7/1, 9AM-12PM

Grades 9-12 2442 Sec. YA Monday 6/30, 10AM-12PM CornCrib $80 – Discount price 75

Heartland Hawks Baseball Skills Camp Grades 4-12 RECREATN 1365 Join the Heartland Hawks’ coaching staff and focus on improving your baseball fundamentals. Pitching, hitting and all defensive positions will be covered in this three-day camp. You’ll be divided into age groups and work directly with the coaching staff so you make maximum improvement. Drills, demonstrations and team play will be conducted with a low player-to-coach ratio. A camp T-shirt is provided. Bo Kinder and Josh Kauten 2061 Sec. YA Mon/Tue (2 sessions), 6/9-6/10, 8:30AM-12PM

CornCrib $115 – Discount price $105

Summer Baseball Showcase Grades 9-12 RECREATN 1213 Are you a high school athlete looking to attract the eye of college scouts? Heartland baseball coaching staff, which includes former professional players, will direct this camp at the Corn Crib baseball stadium. You can participate as both a position player and pitcher and will receive personalized evaluation in the timed 60-yard dash, infield/outfield execution, batting and tee exit velocity. Arm strength will be measured from each position (including catcher’s) using Stalker radar. If you’re a pitcher, results from a radar gun and written feedback from coaches will be provided. Best of all, the information gathered during the camp will be provided to you in written form so you can continue improving your performance.

Nate Metzger, Bo Kinder and Josh Kauten 2054 Sec. YA Wednesday 7/9, 9AM-12:30PM CornCrib $77 – Discount price $70

FORE! Youth Golf Camp Grades 5-9 RECREATN 1073 Junior golfers - join us for a golf camp. All aspects of the game will be discussed - from swinging and putting fundamentals to rules and etiquette. This camp is great for both beginners and experienced players.

Eric Micheletti 1980 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9-10AM 1982 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9-10AM

All Seasons Golf Learning Center $135 (includes range balls, club rental & hat)Discount price $125

Fencing for Beginners Grades 6-12 RECREATN 1078 Modern Olympic fencing draws on a long history of form and technique. As physically demanding as tennis or racquetball, fencing is chess at 80 miles-an-hour. It requires quick thinking, strategy and trained reflexes. You’ll learn enough skills in attack and defense by the end of the class to participate in competitive bouts where safety and fun are priorities. The last class will consist of a tournament and will conclude at 6:30PM. All equipment is provided. David Duguid

2118 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 4:30-6PM 2120 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 4:30-6PM 2122 Sec. YC Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 4:30-6PM

HCC FRC Rm 1007S $105 – Discount price $95

Intermediate Fencing for Teens Grades 6-12 RECREATN 1298 Take your fencing experience to the next level. The physical demands in this class are greater than the beginner class and includes more time for sparring. Class training focuses on footwork, drills in a group setting and electrical fencing. Fencing for Beginners is required for this class or previous fencing experience with instructor approval. All equipment is provided.

David Duguid 2124 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 4:30-6PM

HCC FRC Rm 1007S $105 (includes equipment rental) – Discount price $95


SPORTS CAMPS/ RECREATION


Summer Baseball Showcase Grades 9-12 RECREATN 1213 Are you a high school athlete looking to attract the eye of college scouts? Heartland baseball coaching staff, which includes former professional players, will direct this camp at the Corn Crib baseball stadium. You can participate as both a position player and pitcher and will receive personalized evaluation in the timed 60-yard dash, infield/outfield execution, batting and tee exit velocity. Arm strength will be measured from each position (including catcher’s) using Stalker radar. If you’re a pitcher, results from a radar gun and written feedback from coaches will be provided. Best of all, the information gathered during the camp will be provided to you in written form so you can continue improving your performance.

Nate Metzger, Bo Kinder and Josh Kauten 2054 Sec. YA Wednesday 7/9, 9AM-12:30PM CornCrib $77 – Discount price $70

FORE! Youth Golf Camp Grades 5-9 RECREATN 1073 Junior golfers - join us for a golf camp. All aspects of the game will be discussed - from swinging and putting fundamentals to rules and etiquette. This camp is great for both beginners and experienced players.

Eric Micheletti 1980 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 9-10AM 1982 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 9-10AM

All Seasons Golf Learning Center $135 (includes range balls, club rental & hat)Discount price $125

Fencing for Beginners Grades 6-12 RECREATN 1078 Modern Olympic fencing draws on a long history of form and technique. As physically demanding as tennis or racquetball, fencing is chess at 80 miles-an-hour. It requires quick thinking, strategy and trained reflexes. You’ll learn enough skills in attack and defense by the end of the class to participate in competitive bouts where safety and fun are priorities. The last class will consist of a tournament and will conclude at 6:30PM. All equipment is provided. David Duguid

2118 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 4:30-6PM 2120 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 4:30-6PM 2122 Sec. YC Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 4:30-6PM

HCC FRC Rm 1007S $105 – Discount price $95

Intermediate Fencing for Teens Grades 6-12 RECREATN 1298 Take your fencing experience to the next level. The physical demands in this class are greater than the beginner class and includes more time for sparring. Class training focuses on footwork, drills in a group setting and electrical fencing. Fencing for Beginners is required for this class or previous fencing experience with instructor approval. All equipment is provided.

David Duguid 2124 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 4:30-6PM

HCC FRC Rm 1007S $105 (includes equipment rental) – Discount price $95

Summer Horseback Riding Camp Grades 3-12 RECREATN 1362 Spend the morning outdoors riding and working with horses! Then demonstrate your horse riding skills in a special show. Whether you are a beginner or a skilled rider, you’ll love this week-long, half-day camp. You’ll be put in small groups either by age or riding ability to maximize your fun and safety. Learn the parts of the saddle and bridle. Try your hand at tacking-up and untacking the horse. You’ll also learn about horse care and bathing, safety and trailer loading. And yes, you’ll do some stall and tack cleaning too. Once you add in the crafts and games, this camp makes for a perfect summer adventure. You must wear long pants and shoes or boots with a heel to each session.

Hidden Hills Farm Instructor 1938 Sec. YA Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 6/9-6/12, 7:30AM-12PM 1940 Sec. YB Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 6/16-6/19, 7:30AM-12PM 1942 Sec. YC Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 6/30-7/3, 7:30AM-12PM2764 Sec. YD Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 7/7-7/10, 7:30AM-12:00PM2766 Sec. YE Mon-Thu (4 sessions), 7/21-7/24, 7:30AM-12:00PM

Hidden Hills Farm $175 – Discount price $165

YEP Lunch ENRICHMN 1262 Enjoy lunch, games and activities with other YEP campers between your morning and afternoon sessions. Our staff will escort you to lunch and to your afternoon class so you can relax knowing you’re exactly where you need to be. Bring a sack lunch each day. Minimum one week registration required. HCC Instructor 2175 Sec. YA Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/9-6/13, 12-1PM 2176 Sec. YB Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/16-6/20, 12-1PM 2177 Sec. YC Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 6/23-6/27, 12-1PM 2178 Sec. YD Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/7-7/11, 12-1PM 2179 Sec. YE Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/14-7/18, 12-1PM 2180 Sec. YF Mon-Fri (5 sessions), 7/21-7/25, 12-1PM

$10 HCC WDC Rm 1400



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THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS! Children’s Discovery Museum Infinite HeArt Studios Learning for Tomorrow Photography by Kent Hidden Hills Farm

You May Register: Online www.heartland.edu/communityEd Payment

must be made by credit/debit card.

By Phone Call (309) 268-8160.

The TDD number is (309) 268-8030.

Office hours are 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Friday.

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By Fax Fax completed registration form to (309) 268-7882.

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Community Education, Heartland Community College, 1500

W Raab Rd, Normal, IL 61761

In Person Bring completed form and payment to:

Community Education, Workforce Development Center, Suite 2400,

Heartland Community College, 1500 W Raab Rd, Normal, IL 61761

Office hours are 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Friday.

Community Education • Summer 2014

Key Locations: HCC Heartland Community College 1500 W Raab Rd Normal, IL 61761 ACEC-Astroth Community Education Center CCB-Community Commons Building FRC-Fitness & Recreation Center ICB-Instructional Commons Building ICN-Instructional Commons North SCB-Student Commons Building WDC-Workforce Development Center

HCC CLC Challenger Learning Center at Heartland Community College Astroth Community Education Center 1500 W Raab Rd Normal, IL 61761

All Seasons Golf Learning Center 1304 Cross Creek Dr Normal, IL 61761

BACC - Bloomington Area Career Center Bloomington High School 1202 E Locust St Bloomington, IL 61701

Corn Crib 1000 W Raab Rd Normal, IL 61761

Pontiac Heartland Center211 E. Madison St. Pontiac, IL 61764

Infinite HeArt Studios 2907 Gill Street, Suite 1 Bloomington, IL 61704

Miller Park Zoo 1020 S Morris Ave Bloomington, IL 61701

Hidden Hills Farm 285 Denman Rd Carlock, IL 61725

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Space & Science

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