Summer 2015 - Cherry Crest Elementary PTSA · basic biology, chemistry, and physics that make up crime scene investigation, campers will be faced with uncovering crime scenes on the

Summer 2015

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COURSE OFFERINGS FOR STUDENTS ENTERING GRADES 5–12

REGISTRATION OPENS

JANUARY 5, 2015

Founded in 1967, The Overlake School is an independent, nonsectarian, coeducational, Founded in 1967, The Overlake School is an independent, nonsectarian, coeducational, college prep day school for students in 5th-12th grade. Nestled on 75 acres of land, college prep day school for students in 5th-12th grade. Nestled on 75 acres of land, The Overlake campus has been called a rural oasis on the busy Eastside. Initially farm The Overlake campus has been called a rural oasis on the busy Eastside. Initially farm land, the campus complements the natural environment, encouraging personal growth land, the campus complements the natural environment, encouraging personal growth for our students as they live and learn in this beautiful, peaceful setting.for our students as they live and learn in this beautiful, peaceful setting.

The Overlake School prides itself in developing each student’s intellect, initiative, physical well-being, personal spirit, moral sensitivity, and sense of community by offering an ambitious academic and experiential learning program. Overlake’s liberal arts learning environment provides a challenging college preparatory academic curriculum balanced with a variety of co-curricular activities to prepare our students to be active members of our global society.

OUR MISSION

Each Overlake community member is committed to the school’s mission to Inspire excellence, Develop intellectual curiosity, Teach responsibility, Embrace diversity and Foster a compassionate community.

OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE

MIDDLE SCHOOL (GRADES 5–8)ARTSAfrican Drumming Digital Photography and Mixed MediaOverlake MusicalPinhole PhotographyStop-motion Animation The Voice Meets American IdolTheatre in Action: Acting ShakespeareTrash Rock Band SCIENCES3…2…1 Blastoff CSI ForensicsEco-Exploration through Geocaching Robots!Trash – The Study of Art and Environment HUMANITIESDebateProblem Solving in the 21st Century A LITTLE BIT OF THIS & THATA Hero’s Journey Chopped: Master Chef

Non-traditional Sports Camp Toying with Engineering: Design & Production

UPPER SCHOOL (GRADES 9–12) Accelerated Geometry ACT Prep SAT Prep

ATHLETIC CAMPS (GRADES 5–12) Basketball Cross Country Lacrosse Soccer Tennis Volleyball

OUTDOOR EDUCATIONOffered to Overlake students only

Summer is a great time for students to try new skills while practicing old ones, without the pressure of tests and grades. Students at Overlake’s Summer Program have the opportunity to create, collaborate and challenge themselves in a variety of class offerings with the end goal of having fun. Engagement is high here and so is the enjoyment. So spend the summer at Overlake.

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Middle School

SESSION 1: JUNE 15–26

Overlake Musical GRADES 5–8 FULL DAY: 8:30 AM –3:30 PM TEACHERS: ERIN GABRIEL & SARAH FITZPATRICK

Join us for two weeks of singing, dancing, and acting. This performance-oriented Join us for two weeks of singing, dancing, and acting. This performance-oriented workshop will enhance students’ musical theatre skills through rehearsal and production workshop will enhance students’ musical theatre skills through rehearsal and production of a one-act musical. We will work every day during both the morning and afternoon of a one-act musical. We will work every day during both the morning and afternoon sessions, focusing on skill building, ensemble development, and voice, movement, and acting techniques. Our two-week workshop will culminate in a public performance on the fi nal day for an invited audience of family, friends and our local community.

CSI Forensics (offered during Sessions 1 & 2)GRADES 5–6 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: JENNIFER PAN

In this class campers will learn the basics of forensics (fi ngerprinting, footprints/tracks, DNA, hair/fi ber samples) and how to hone their detective repertoire. After learning the basic biology, chemistry, and physics that make up crime scene investigation, campers will be faced with uncovering crime scenes on the Overlake campus and use their newly acquired investigative skills to solve mysteries.

Discover a fun, learning adventure this summer during a variety of two Discover a fun, learning adventure this summer during a variety of two week sessions. Overlake’s Middle School Summer Program offers week sessions. Overlake’s Middle School Summer Program offers three, two week sessions where students engage in project-based, three, two week sessions where students engage in project-based, hands-on learning experiences to not only develop their intellect, but hands-on learning experiences to not only develop their intellect, but spark their creativity. We offer Middle School Summer Programs for spark their creativity. We offer Middle School Summer Programs for students entering grades 5–8.

MIDDLE SCHOOL SESSION DATES• Session 1: June 15–26• Session 2: June 29 – July 10• Session 3: July 13–24

MIDDLE SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE7:45–8:30AM ................. Drop-Off Window 8:30–9:45AM ................. Morning Session9:45–10:15AM .............. Community Time (snack, announcements, and activity time)10:15–11:30AM ............. Morning Session (continued)11:30AM–12:30PM ...... Lunch (campers bring sack lunch)12:30–1:45PM ............... Afternoon Session1:45–2:15PM .................. Community Time (announcements and activity time)2:15–3:30PM ................. Afternoon Session (continued)3:30–3:45PM ................. Pick-Up Window 3:45–5:45PM ................. Afternoon Extended Care (fee)

FEES • Tuition: $400 half day / $800 full day• Extended Care: $150 (3:45–5:45PM)

Average course size: 12 campers

For full course descriptions, teacher biographies and registration information, please go to: www.overlake.org/programs/summer


SESSION 2: JUNE 29 –JULY 10

Robots! (offered during Sessions 2 & 3)GRADES 5–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: CHRIS BORDER

In this course, campers will spend time working with analog circuit components (resistors, diodes, transistors, etc.) to construct a motorized toy vehicle. Students will learn how to incorporate different mechanisms into their robot design, troubleshoot and modify their design as necessary, and observe how the behavior of the robot changes as a result of speed, turning rate, and sensitivity to light/noise. MATERIALS FEE: $60 (Robot Kit)

The Voice Meets American IdolGRADES 5–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: ANDY JACKSON

While singing popular Disney, Pop, and Top 40 songs, campers will be coached in vocal While singing popular Disney, Pop, and Top 40 songs, campers will be coached in vocal While singing popular Disney, Pop, and Top 40 songs, campers will be coached in vocal technique that contribute to beautiful music and perhaps we’ll discover the next big pop technique that contribute to beautiful music and perhaps we’ll discover the next big pop star along the way. Vocal techniques will be addressed using ensemble music as well as star along the way. Vocal techniques will be addressed using ensemble music as well as solo music. Our two-week camp will culminate in a recital on the fi nal day for an invited solo music. Our two-week camp will culminate in a recital on the fi nal day for an invited audience of family, friends and our local community.

CSI Forensics (offered during Sessions 1 & 2)GRADES 5–6 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: JENNIFER PAN

See Session 1 for details.

Theatre in Action: Acting ShakespeareGRADES 6–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: EMILY BLACKBURN

Magic, fairies, and mishap, oh my! Students in this class will develop their theatre skills including: role-playing, improvisation, creating costumes, character development, stage combat, and acting comedy all through the lens of Shakespeare’s famous comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This is a great course to help students build their confi dence with Shakespeare’s language and performing in general. At the end of the two weeks there will be a small performance for friends and family.

DebateGRADES 6–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: EMILY BLACKBURN

In this course, campers will learn the debate format that is used by the Pacifi c Northwest Middle School Debate League. We will focus on research skills, building an argument with evidence, rebutting an opponent’s argument and strengthening public speaking skills. Students will have an opportunity to test out their newly acquired skills in large and small debates held over the session.

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REGISTRATION OPENS MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 2015(See back cover for details)

SESSION 1: CONTINUED


Trash Rock Band (offered during Sessions 1 & 2)GRADES 6–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: ANDY JACKSON

In the style of the musical group STOMP, campers will explore the acoustic qualities of everyday household items (trash cans, brooms, plastic tubes, rolling pins etc.). Students will then create and perform musical works that use a unique combination of percussion, movement, dance, and visual comedy. Our two-week workshop will culminate in a public performance on the fi nal day for an invited audience of family, friends and our local community.

Toying with Engineering: Design & ProductionGRADES 5–6 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: TBD

Creativity meets reality when campers in this course become members of an engineering team and compete for a Request for Proposal from a “toy company”. Teams will conduct consumer research, develop a design plan, build prototypes, and conduct tests before putting together their fi nal design. An actual panel of judges will evaluate the toys.MATERIALS FEE: $20

Eco-exploration through GeocachingGRADES 5–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: JENNIFER PAN

Campers will enjoy the beautiful Overlake campus while learning about the cause and effects of human interaction on nature. Students will participate in an outdoor treasure hunt called geocaching using GPS-enabled devices. Throughout the session, campers will navigate to a specifi c set of GPS coordinates and attempt to fi nd the geocache (clues) hidden at that location to uncover and learn about the types of forestry in the area.

African DrummingGRADES 6–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: ANDY JACKSON

Campers will be introduced to the sounds and rhythm of Western Africa through various Campers will be introduced to the sounds and rhythm of Western Africa through various hand drums and mallet percussion. Students will learn the proper techniques in non-hand drums and mallet percussion. Students will learn the proper techniques in non-Western and “world” percussion music and learn how to read simple music. Our two-week Western and “world” percussion music and learn how to read simple music. Our two-week workshop will culminate in a public performance on the fi nal day for an invited audience workshop will culminate in a public performance on the fi nal day for an invited audience workshop will culminate in a public performance on the fi nal day for an invited audience of family, friends and our local community.

Trash – A Study of Art and EnvironmentGRADES 7–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: SARA BAQUERO-GARCIA

In this course, campers will explore the problem of environmental degradation with a In this course, campers will explore the problem of environmental degradation with a special focus on our daily trash in the local Puget Sound area. Students will fi nd productive special focus on our daily trash in the local Puget Sound area. Students will fi nd productive ways to recycle trash and even have an opportunity to create reusable products or an ways to recycle trash and even have an opportunity to create reusable products or an artistic piece with a product that is usually thrown away.


3…2…1 Blastoff (offered during Sessions 2 & 3)GRADES 5–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: CHRIS BORDER

In this course, campers will learn the fundamentals of aerodynamics and apply them to rocket design. Beginning with concepts demonstrated using paper airplanes, students will move on to water-powered soda bottle rockets and fi nish with the design and launch of a recoverable, solid-fuel rocket. All concepts are taught via demonstration and experimenta-tion with an emphasis on exploring student inquires.MATERIALS FEE: $20 (Rocket Kit)

Trash Rock Band (offered during Sessions 1 & 2)GRADES 6–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: ANDY JACKSON

See Session 1 for class description. See Session 1 for class description.

Chopped: Master Chef Chopped: Master Chef GRADES 6–7 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: JENNIFER PAN

Learn what it takes to become a master chef. In this course, campers will learn the art of Learn what it takes to become a master chef. In this course, campers will learn the art of preparation, cooking, baking, and presentation. Each day we will try a new recipe and taste preparation, cooking, baking, and presentation. Each day we will try a new recipe and taste each other’s creations. In the last week of the session, students will have a cooking compe- each other’s creations. In the last week of the session, students will have a cooking compe- tition and design their own dishes and potentially become the next chopped champion. tition and design their own dishes and potentially become the next chopped champion.

SESSION 3: JULY 13–24

Pinhole PhotographyGRADES 7–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: CAROLINE JAAP

In this course, campers will build their own Pinhole camera while learning about black and white photography. Pinhole cameras do not have a lens and instead utilize a small aperture, or pinhole, to capture images. Light from a scene passes through this pinhole and projects an inverted image on the opposite side of the camera box. Students will make their light-tight pinhole cameras from various containers found on the Overlake campus.

Stop-Motion AnimationGRADES 5–6 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: MARISA VITIELLO

From puppets to video production, bring your ideas to life with stop-motion animation. Stop-Motion Animation is the process of taking multiple pictures of a still object, then fl ipping the pictures into a movie sequence to see the still objects come to life. In this course campers will produce their own storied movies with crazy creatures made from everyday objects. We will use a combination of stop motion animation and live action to create fun, silly, and action-packed fi lms.

Robots! (offered during Sessions 2 & 3)GRADES 5–8 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: CHRIS BORDER

See Session 2 for class description.

A Hero’s JourneyGRADES 5–6 MORNING SESSION: 8:30–11:30 AM TEACHER: GENEVA HINCHLIFFE

We invite you to embark on a literary voyage that explores the remarkable achievements of We invite you to embark on a literary voyage that explores the remarkable achievements of We invite you to embark on a literary voyage that explores the remarkable achievements of historic and modern day heroes or heroines in this creative writing course. Campers will historic and modern day heroes or heroines in this creative writing course. Campers will historic and modern day heroes or heroines in this creative writing course. Campers will learn about the stages of the hero’s journey, deconstruct a familiar tale (Harry Potter, Star learn about the stages of the hero’s journey, deconstruct a familiar tale (Harry Potter, Star Wars, The Hunger Games), identify the hero’s journey in their own favorite stories, and Wars, The Hunger Games), identify the hero’s journey in their own favorite stories, and create their own storybook, comic book, or short play based on either existing or original characters. Get ready to reenact scenes, debate the hero’s logic, and write the next great American novel.

Digital Photography and Mixed MediaGRADES 7–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: MARISA VITIELLO

Campers will explore the Overlake campus with a camera and then transfer Photoshop images into a variety of projects to create a masterpiece. Students will have the opportunity to combine their art with a painting, to create collages, to make a storybook, or composite them onto wood. This course offers a wide range of self-expression, fun and creativity. Students enrolled in this course will need to bring a digital camera or phone from home to use during the camp.

Problem Solving in the 21st CenturyGRADES 7–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: CAROLINE JAAP

In this course, campers will apply their intellect to solve problems that range from word In this course, campers will apply their intellect to solve problems that range from word and math puzzles to hands-on applications such as building mechanical devices to and math puzzles to hands-on applications such as building mechanical devices to solve complex scenarios. Campers will explore intuitive physics while manipulating objects solve complex scenarios. Campers will explore intuitive physics while manipulating objects and materials in games and exercises that range from ridiculous to impossible. and materials in games and exercises that range from ridiculous to impossible.

3…2…1 Blastoff3…2…1 Blastoff (offered during Sessions 2 & 3)GRADES 5–8 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: CHRIS BORDER

See Session 2 for class description.See Session 2 for class description.

Non-traditional Multi-Sport CampNon-traditional Multi-Sport CampGRADES 5–6 AFTERNOON SESSION: 12:30–3:30 PM TEACHER: NEAL IEZZI

Campers who love to be active and try new sports will have the chance to learn the Campers who love to be active and try new sports will have the chance to learn the fundamentals of non-traditional sports. During this two week course, students will learn fundamentals of non-traditional sports. During this two week course, students will learn badminton, archery, ping pong, fi stball, fl oor hockey, Frisbee golf, indoor bowling, gym badminton, archery, ping pong, fi stball, fl oor hockey, Frisbee golf, indoor bowling, gym games (capture-the-fl ag, trenches, fortress, medic, matball, scooter basketball, etc.), and games (capture-the-fl ag, trenches, fortress, medic, matball, scooter basketball, etc.), and games (capture-the-fl ag, trenches, fortress, medic, matball, scooter basketball, etc.), and Overlake’s very own sport — Gola. Get ready for an interactive, high-energy camp. Overlake’s very own sport — Gola. Get ready for an interactive, high-energy camp. Overlake’s very own sport — Gola. Get ready for an interactive, high-energy camp.

SESSION 2: CONTINUED


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Accelerated Geometry (credit-granting course) GRADES 9–10 JUNE 15 – JULY 24 (6 WEEKS): MONDAY – FRIDAY, 8:30 AM–12:30 PM TEACHER: ERIC CLIFFORD COST: $1,800

Accelerated Geometry is a rigorous, accelerated course in high school geometry taught at Accelerated Geometry is a rigorous, accelerated course in high school geometry taught at the level of The Overlake School’s year-long Honors Geometry course. This course the level of The Overlake School’s year-long Honors Geometry course. This course focuses on providing fundamental insight into an axiomatic geometry system, the develop-focuses on providing fundamental insight into an axiomatic geometry system, the develop-ment of logical and critical thinking skills, and communication with precise mathematical ment of logical and critical thinking skills, and communication with precise mathematical language. This is a fast-paced course with daily assignments and assessments. The course language. This is a fast-paced course with daily assignments and assessments. The course covers all topics covered by The Overlake School’s Honors Geometry curriculum. covers all topics covered by The Overlake School’s Honors Geometry curriculum. Students taking this course are expected to have completed at least one year of algebra Students taking this course are expected to have completed at least one year of algebra and be well-versed in solving systems of linear equations and quadratic equations. and be well-versed in solving systems of linear equations and quadratic equations. This is an accelerated, credit-granting course designed for highly capable, motivated, This is an accelerated, credit-granting course designed for highly capable, motivated, organized, and self-driven students for the purpose of advancing in their mathematics organized, and self-driven students for the purpose of advancing in their mathematics studies. This course is not designed for enrichment, preparation for a year-long geometry studies. This course is not designed for enrichment, preparation for a year-long geometry course, or remediation. Students interested need to fulfi ll the application process. See the summer program Students interested need to fulfi ll the application process. See the summer program website for details.

ACT / SAT TEST PREP

ACT Prep – Academic ApproachGRADES 10–11 JUNE 15 – JULY 3: MONDAYS, 9 AM–12PM; TUESDAY–FRIDAY, 9–11AM COST: $1,019

SAT Prep– Academic ApproachGRADES 10–11 JULY 6–24: MONDAYS, 9 AM–12PM; TUESDAY–FRIDAY, 9–11AM COST: $1,019

Academic Approach is happy to offer ACT and SAT Test Prep at The Overlake School this summer. Academic Approach tutors assess each class’s specifi c strengths and weakness-es with a diagnostic test and analysis in order to provide an in-depth understanding of the class’s most common and immediate learning needs.Our extensive print coursework supports students with a comprehensive review of every rule and strategy necessary for test-taking success. For more information or to register for either prep course, please call the Academic Approach offi ce at (773) 348-8914 and ask to speak to a member of the School Programs staff or email [email protected]. When registering, please note which test prep course you will be taking at The Overlake School. Registration deadline is May 22, 2015.


Overlake will offer an Accelerated Geometry Course for credit Overlake will offer an Accelerated Geometry Course for credit and ACT/SAT Prep from the test preparation company Academic and ACT/SAT Prep from the test preparation company Academic Approach for high school students this summer. Approach for high school students this summer.

Upper School


Cross Country CampCross Country CampGRADES 9–12 JUNE 8–12: OVERNIGHT OFF-CAMPUS CAMP LEAD INSTRUCTOR: MICAH ORR COST: $400

The 2015 XC Camp is an off-campus, overnight, week-long experience designed for The 2015 XC Camp is an off-campus, overnight, week-long experience designed for anyone interested in running and the outdoors. This camp is designed to help all campers anyone interested in running and the outdoors. This camp is designed to help all campers develop their skills, regardless of abilities or experiences. We will be based at Moran State develop their skills, regardless of abilities or experiences. We will be based at Moran State Park on Orcas Island, allowing for a training elevation of between 1000 and 2400 feet. The Park on Orcas Island, allowing for a training elevation of between 1000 and 2400 feet. The ultimate goal is to provide campers with a unique experience that goes above and beyond ultimate goal is to provide campers with a unique experience that goes above and beyond what they get from being part of the in-season cross country team.

Middle School Boys & Girls Ultimate Camp (offered twice)GRADES 5–8 JUNE 8–12 / JUNE 22–26: 9AM –12PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: ALICIA GOLD COST: $175

Spend a week at Overlake Ultimate Camp developing knowledge of the game, athletic ability, sportsmanship, and confi dence. We will develop these skills through drills and scrimmages, both mini and full-fi eld, throughout the week. Most of all, we’ll have FUN.

Middle School Boys Basketball Camp GRADES 5–9 JUNE 9–12: 9AM –3:30 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: JUSTIN PROHN COST: $225

This camp is open to any player that wants to learn the fundamentals of basketball or wants to learn new and advanced skills. Camp is designed for students who will be in grades 5–8 for the upcoming 2015–2016 school year.

Middle School Girls Basketball Camp GRADES 5–8 JUNE 9–12: 9AM –12 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: DENNIS BLACK COST: $175

This camp is open to any player that wants to learn the fundamentals of basketball or wants to learn new and advanced skills. Camp is designed for students who will be in grades 5–8 for the upcoming 2015–2016 school year.

Upper School Girls Basketball Camp GRADES 9–12 JUNE 9–12: 1–4 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: DENNIS BLACK COST: $175

During this fast-paced, high-rep camp, we will focus on individual skill development and team concepts to take your camper’s game to the next level.

Middle School Girls Volleyball Camp GRADES 5–8 JUNE 15–19: 9AM–12 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: NEAL IEZZI COST: $175

Volleyball is a fast-paced international game that can be learned relatively quickly with Volleyball is a fast-paced international game that can be learned relatively quickly with proper training. The emphasis is on learning and improving the volleyball skills of passing, proper training. The emphasis is on learning and improving the volleyball skills of passing,

Athletic Camps The Overlake Athletic Department’s mission is to teach character The Overlake Athletic Department’s mission is to teach character to multi-sport athletes in a fun, competitive environment. to multi-sport athletes in a fun, competitive environment. Week-long camps are a great opportunity for children to learn Week-long camps are a great opportunity for children to learn introductory fundamentals, hone and advance their athletic skills, introductory fundamentals, hone and advance their athletic skills, and to be a part of a team experience. and to be a part of a team experience.



Outdoor EducationThe Overlake School Outdoor Education Program was born under the The Overlake School Outdoor Education Program was born under the philosophy that Overlake students learn and grow in an outdoor environ-philosophy that Overlake students learn and grow in an outdoor environ-ment. Our trips emphasize cooperation, perseverance, concentration, ment. Our trips emphasize cooperation, perseverance, concentration, judgment, and leadership by creating an experience in which the judgment, and leadership by creating an experience in which the wilderness and the activities involved challenge the campers to address wilderness and the activities involved challenge the campers to address these traits.

OVERLAKE STUDENTS ONLY, GRADES 5–12 JUNE 8 –AUGUST 21 COST RANGE: $25–$400

Go to www.overlake.org/programs/summer for details.

setting, serving, spiking, and defense. The camp will also include position play, game rules, strategies, and team play. This program is designed for all ability levels from beginners to experienced players. Campers will get individual instruction and attention.

Upper School Girls Volleyball Camp GRADES 9–12 JUNE 15–19: 4–7 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: ALLISON PROHN COST: $175

The Overlake School’s High School Volleyball Camp is specially designed to meet the needs of students entering grades 9-12. We will focus on all aspects of the game with the emphasis on fundamentals. Skill development is highlighted during on-court instruction in the following areas: serving, serve receiving, forearm passing, setting, attacking, team defense, blocking, team reception, attack coverage and team transition. This camp will also include some off-court instruction highlighting teamwork, team defense, team rotation and specialized offensive plays.

Middle School Boys & Girls Soccer CampGRADES 5–8 JUNE 15–19: 1–4 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: MIKE HUFSTADER COST: $175

This camp is designed to help students improve their individual and group attacking skills. Emphasis will be on dribbling, ball control and shooting as well as small group tactics and speed of play. These are skills necessary for all players on the fi eld whether your camper is a striker, midfi elder or defender. Even goalies need foot skills so they too can benefi t. Challenges and instruction will be geared to each player’s individual skill level.

Middle School Boys & Girls Tennis Camp (Offered twice)GRADES 5–8 JUNE 22–26 / JULY 6–10: 9AM –12PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: NATE EDMUNDS COST: $175

The Overlake tennis camp is a great way for students with different playing abilities to have a wonderful experience with the sport. A typical day will include direct instruction of skill a wonderful experience with the sport. A typical day will include direct instruction of skill development and then a variety of games and activities to practice those skills. Each development and then a variety of games and activities to practice those skills. Each camper will learn the basic rules of tennis as well as some helpful strategy. The goals of camper will learn the basic rules of tennis as well as some helpful strategy. The goals of the program are quite simple: learn a lot about the tennis and have a lot of fun.the program are quite simple: learn a lot about the tennis and have a lot of fun.

Middle School Girls Lacrosse CampGRADES 5–8 JUNE 22–26: 1–4 PM LEAD INSTRUCTOR: TBD COST: $175

This camp is a great opportunity for your student to have a positive lacrosse experi-ence. This camp is for players who want to learn the fundamentals of lacrosse as well as hone and advance their skills. Introductory emphasis will be on learning and improving the skills of passing, catching, and recovery of ground balls. Campers will also learn position play, game rules, and offensive and defensive game strategy. This camp is designed for all ability levels from beginners to experienced players.


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REGISTRATION OPENS JANUARY 5, 2015Register online at www.overlake.org/programs/summer

• Classes will fi ll on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis.• A $25 nonrefundable deposit, per session, per camper, holds your registration. • Payment can be made via: Credit Card, Debit Card, or Check

QUESTIONS?

Contact Meghan Waddle, Director of Summer Programs at [email protected] or (425) 868-6191 ext. 656.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Location: The Overlake School Summer Program is held on the Overlake Campus located at The Overlake School Summer Program is held on the Overlake Campus located at 20301 NE 108th St. Redmond, WA 98052. Some classes and camps will also include off-site 20301 NE 108th St. Redmond, WA 98052. Some classes and camps will also include off-site fi eld trips; Overlake will provide transportation needs for all such fi eld trips. fi eld trips; Overlake will provide transportation needs for all such fi eld trips. Refunds: Families can withdraw their child from a program at any time. Families that withdraw Families can withdraw their child from a program at any time. Families that withdraw their children from a program before June 1st will be given a full refund minus the nonrefundable their children from a program before June 1st will be given a full refund minus the nonrefundable registration fee of ($25). Cancellations made after this date, but before the fi rst day of a registration fee of ($25). Cancellations made after this date, but before the fi rst day of a registered session, will be given a 50% refund minus the nonrefundable registration fee. registered session, will be given a 50% refund minus the nonrefundable registration fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations after the fi rst day of a registered summer session. No refunds will be given for cancellations after the fi rst day of a registered summer session. To completely withdraw from a program, please contact Meghan Waddle, Director of Summer To completely withdraw from a program, please contact Meghan Waddle, Director of Summer Programs, at [email protected]. Lunch: Overlake will not provide any food service during summer session. Families will need Overlake will not provide any food service during summer session. Families will need to provide lunch and any snacks that a child may need throughout the day. Students will need to to provide lunch and any snacks that a child may need throughout the day. Students will need to bring a non-glass water bottle as well. Refrigeration and microwaves are available. bring a non-glass water bottle as well. Refrigeration and microwaves are available.

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Summer 2015 - Cherry Crest Elementary PTSA · basic biology, chemistry, and physics that make up crime scene investigation, campers will be faced with uncovering crime scenes on the