SUMMER Programs - Raritan Valley Community College
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ages 5 - 17Youth@ raritan valleycommunity college<strong>Programs</strong>www.raritanval.edu/youthOur 10th AnniversaryOPEN HOUSESunday, March 20 th2 - 5 pmRSVP: Ralph Dunhamn by March 4 thyouth@raritanval.edusportscampsartenrichmentsciencecomputersspring 2011summerand118 Lamington Road., Branchburg, New Jersey
Youth <strong>Programs</strong>Spring 2011Computers ................................................. 1Enrichment ................................................ 1Protocol Series ........................................... 2Fine and Performing Arts .............................. 2Exam Preparation ....................................... 3Sciences .................................................... 3Spring Break Classes ................................. 3-5Sports & Fitness ......................................... 5Summer 2011Computers ................................................. 6Enrichment ............................................ 7-10Gifted & Talented Institute ..................... 11-12Fine and Performing Arts ........................ 12-13Sciences .............................................. 14-17SPORTS CAMPS ...........................................18SPORTS CAMPS Information ........................18@ raritan valleycommunity collegeYouth <strong>Programs</strong>OPEN HOUSESunday, March 20, 20112 - 5 pm<strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>118 Lamington Rd., Branchburg, NJRegister for Spring & Summer programsMeet the Program Director & StaffEnjoy demonstrations and moreLight RefreshmentsRSVP by March 4 thRalph Dunhamn - 908-526-1200, ext. 8454youth@raritanval.eduRegistration Form & Grid ....................... 19-20Registration Information ............................21Before and After Care Information ...............21Lunch Care Information ..............................21
Spring 2011COMPUTERSKeyboarding Ages 8-14Students perfect their touch-keyboarding skills and learn the fundamentals ofword processing.Instructor: Andrew BeckerCRN 24035 YT301-60 4 sessionsSat Feb 26-Mar 19 10:45am-12:15pmCourse Fee: $79 ($23 tuition, $36 lab, $5 materials, $15 reg)Study Skills Ages 11-14The course is designed to help you achieve greater success in school. Learn how tomanage time and personal space. You also learn how to improve listening, notetaking, reading comprehension, memorization and test preparation skills. Note:For older age group, the same topics are addressed but with focus on study skillsneeded for success in college.Instructor: Andrew BeckerCRN 24040 YE008-60 4 sessionsSat Feb 26-Mar 19 9:00-10:30amCRN 24041 YE008-61 4 sessionsSat Apr 2-30 9:00-10:30amNo class April 23Course Fee: $79 ($64 tuition, $15 reg)Web Page Design Ages 8-10Design your own Web page! Exploring kid-friendly sites on the World Wide Web andreceive an introduction to HTML to design a Web page.Instructor: Andrew BeckerCRN 24036 YT303-60 4 sessionsSat Apr 2-30 10:45am-12:15pmNo class April 23Course Fee: $79 ($23 tuition, $36 lab, $5 materials$15 reg)Design Your Own PC Ages 10-12Design your own PC from the ground up. Learn about the hardware components andwhat is needed to build your own PC from scratch. Learn about all the new hardwarecreated for the newest operating system – Windows 7.0.Instructor: Andrew BeckerCRN 24037 YT334-60 4 sessionsSat Apr 2-30 12:30-2:00pmNo class Apr 23Course Fee: $79 ($23 tuition, $36 lab, $5 materials, $15 reg)Fun With Photoshop Ages 11-15Adobe Photoshop is fun and exciting! Students are taught the fundamentals ofAdobe Photoshop using youth oriented project, such as putting costumes onsuperheroes and fashion models.Instructor: Lluana JonesCRN 24038 YT335-50 4 sessionsFri Feb 25-Mar 18 4:00-5:30pmCRN 24039 YT335-51 4 sessionsFri Apr 1-29 4:00-5:30pmNo class April 22Course Fee: $79 ($23 tuition, $36 lab, $5 materials, $15 reg)ENRICHMENTBabysitter’s Training Course Ages 11-15This course provides youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge andskills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. Thistraining helps participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop ababysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave;and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.Instructor: American Red Cross StaffCRN 24125 YE001-60 2 sessionsSat Mar 5 & 12 10:00am-1:45pmCRN 24126 YE001-01 2 sessionsTue & Wed Apr 19 & 20 10:00am-1:45pmCourse Fee: $93 ($78 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchSpeak Out! Public Speaking for Kids Ages 9-12This class introduces you to easy techniques for dealing with anxiety, and givesapplicable communication tips. Learn simple ways to organize your thoughts andbecome a better speaker. Each student presents prepared and impromptu speechesand participates in group activities. The class is tailored to both new and repeatstudents.”Instructor: Joseph DudisCRN 24042 YE012-60 3 sessionsSat Apr 9-23 9:30-11:30amCourse Fee: $79 ($64 tuition, $15 reg)Ballroom Dancing for Youth Ages 9-17Have fun and feel great on the dance floor! We make it easy to learn the mostpopular dances for you and your friends. Dance steps include Salsa, Merengue,Swing, Hustle, Cha Cha, Waltz, Tango and more. No partner required.Instructor: Ludo’s Ballroom Staff4 sessionsCRN 24044 YE109-50 Ages 9-12Thu Mar 3-24 6:45-7:30pmCRN 24045 YE109-51 Ages 13-17Thu Mar 3-24 6:45-7:30pmCourse Fee: $60($45 tuition, $15 reg)Location: Ludo’s Ballroom, 93 Old Route 28-(off US), Whitehouse, (East WhitehouseFirehouse)Chess Club Ages 7-14This class is for beginners to intermediate level players. If you don’t know the rules,we’ll teach you and if you already know how to play, then we’ll make you a betterplayer. In addition to some short training lectures and working on chess puzzlesand worksheets, players will have lots of opportunity for chess play. The best wayto improve your chess play is to play games and then go over them -- the “Club” iswhere to do it!Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 24043 YE138-60 6 sessionsSat Feb 26-Apr 2 10:00 am-12:00 pmCourse Fee: $112 ($97 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Reading Fluency/Speed Reading Ages 10-14This class concentrates and focuses on reading text faster and more efficiently as toimprove reading comprehension.Instructor: Andrew BeckerCRN 24098 YE157-60 4 sessionsSat Feb 26-Mar 19 12:30-2:00pmCourse Fee: $112 ($97 tuition, $15 reg)spring 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 1
THE PROTOCOL SERIESChildren’s Etiquette for Today Ages 5-15You’re getting older. You’re going new places and doing new things. A foundationof good manners gives children the opportunity to develop good habits andgain confidence in interacting with others. Knowing the basic rules of etiquettecan provide you with the skills that help you feel at ease and well prepared forall social situations. Join us as we learn the lifelong skills of introducing ourselvesand others, polite conversation, telephone etiquette and etiquette of public places.Students take home an illustrated workbook.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New Jersey2 sessionsCRN 24079 YE140-50 Ages 5-8Wed Feb 23 & Mar 2 4:00-6:00pmCRN 24080 YE140-51 Ages 9-15Wed Feb 23 & Mar 2 6:00-8:00pmCourse Fee: $64 ($39 tuition, $10 materials, $15 reg)NEW! How Successful People Think Ages 9-15The one thing that separates successful people from unsuccessful people is the waythey THINK. And here’s the good news. If you change your thinking, you can changeyour life! Remove creativity killers. Learn to recognize and value your talents.Surround yourself with like-minded people. Learn how to become a better thinker.Big picture thinking promotes confidence, cooperation and change. Students takehome an illustrated workbook.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New JerseyCRN 24096 YE155-50 2 sessionsWed Mar 23 & 30 6:00-8:30pmCourse Fee: $74 ($49 tuition, $10 materials, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free snackFirst Impressions for Mothers and Daughters Ages 9-15Developing the awareness and knowledge to present yourself in a positive andconfident manner will empower both mother and daughter to strive for theirpersonal best. Develop your style of interacting with others. Learn the graciousrules of proper social etiquette. Topics will include the art of introductions,telephone etiquette, and becoming a gracious hostess and guest. All participantsreceive an illustrated handbook. Both mother and daughter must register and pay.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New JerseyCRN 24081 YE021-50 2 sessionsTue May 3 & 10 6:00-8:30pmCourse Fee: $64 ($39 tuition, $10 materials, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free snackGentlemen’s Guide to Good Mannersfor Fathers and Sons Ages 9-15Take this opportunity to spend time with your favorite male role model. Our goalduring this fun, upbeat class is to provide you with the leadership skills necessary tomeet the challenges and opportunities to help you become confident, self assuredgentlemen. The importance of proper introductions, polite conversation skills andcell phone etiquette are topics that will be mastered. All participants receive anillustrated handbook. Both father and son must register and pay.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New JerseyCRN 24082 YE024-50 2 sessionsWed May 4 &11 6:00-8:30pmCourse Fee: $64 ($39 tuition, $10 materials, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free snackFINE AND PERFORMING ARTSCartooning Ages 6-12In this class draw your favorite cartoon character or create a new one usingyour imagination. Pencil, ink, and various color media are used for accent andenhancement, as well a developing a cartoon “world” to live in.Instructor: Art 4-All StaffCRN 24046 YA100-50 6 sessionsFri Mar 4-Apr 8 4:00-5:30pmCourse Fee: $92 ($77 tuition, $15 reg)Basic Perspective Drawing Ages 9-12Learn the art of drawing in the third dimension using One-Point Perspective(Parallel), Two-Point Perspective (Angular), & Elliptical Perspective to make yourpicture and objects look more realistic.Instructor: Art 4-All StaffCRN 24047 YA180-50 3 sessionsThu Mar 3-17 4:00-5:30pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Behind the Scenes at the Theater Ages 6-12Learn the art of the theater: Mardi-Gras Masks, Playbill, Poster and Costume Designusing a variety of media and approaches.Instructor: Art-4-AllCRN 24048 YA181-50 3 sessionsWed Mar 2-16 4:00-5:30pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Mime Imagination Station Ages 6-12This exciting introductory workshop to the world of mime is lots of fun! Topicscovered are how to create “invisible objects”; basic moonwalk and box; imaginationexercises and much more. The position exercises and techniques are beneficial formuscle strength and toning. They help focus the mind and spark the imaginationto promote creativity. Students are taught how to create a mime show. The classends with students performing works that they created. No previous experienceis necessary.Instructor: Lluana Jones4 sessionsCRN 24049 YA200-60 Ages 6-8Sat Feb 26-Mar 19 9:00-10:30amCRN 24050 YA200-61 Ages 9-12Sat Feb 26-Mar 19 10:45am-12:15pmCRN 24051 YA200-62 Ages 6-8Sat Apr 2-30 9:00-10:30amNo class April 23CRN 24052 YA200-63 Ages 9-12Sat Apr 2-30 10:45am-12:15pmNo class April 23Course Fee: $92 ($77 tuition, $15 reg)Life Beyond the Curtain SeriesThis series is designed to allow students from the age of nine to fourteen to explorethe theatrical arts from technical to theatrical production. The instructor teacheshow each component though separate is an integral part of the theater.Instructor: Joyce Anne JuddNEW! Auditions Ages 9-14Students will be taught everything you need to know about auditionsCRN 24097 YA721-60 1 sessionSat Mar 5 9:30-11:00amCourse Fee: $40 ($25tuition, $15 reg)2 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
Sounding My Thoughts I Ages 9-14Students learn the importance of proper annunciation, projection and diction as itpertains to theatrical arts.CRN 24053 YA168-60 1 sessionSat Mar 12 9:30-11:00amCourse Fee: $40 ($25tuition, $15 reg)Posture Makes Perfect Ages 9-14Students experience how posture and poise affects the voice, along with how tospeak when sitting, standing and moving.CRN 24054 YA171-60 1 sessionSat Mar 19 9:30-11:00amCourse Fee: $40 ($25tuition, $15 reg)The Script & the Writer Ages 9-14Students are taught what a script is and the roll of the writer, and its significanceto the director and producer.CRN 24055 YA173-60 1 sessionSat Mar 26 9:30-11:00amCourse Fee: $40 ($25tuition, $15 reg)EXAM PREPARATION PROGRAMS.A.T. ReviewScholastic Aptitude Test Review)Students work on simulated S.A.T. questions and discuss the answers. Homework isrequired. Topics include the breakdown of the three-hour test, how to prepare for thetest, and how the “guessing factor” can be used to significantly increase your score.“Grid response” questions are explained in the math section. Proper test preparationgreatly helps to minimize the dangerous tensions that can seriously lower manystudents’ scores. Half of each session is spent on verbal skills, the other half on math.Instruction provided by Educational Services CenterCRN 24056 EX501-60 8 sessionsSun Mar 6-May 1 2:00-5:00pmThu Apr 28 6:30-9:30pmNo class April 17CRN 24057 EX501-50 8 sessionsMon Mar 7-May 2 6:30-9:30pmNo class April 18Course Fee: $429 ($80 tuition, $334 admin, $15 reg)NJ ASK 3/4 Ages 8-10This course is designed to prepare students for New Jersey’s various assessmentswhich are administered to elementary students in the spring of each year. Studentslearn valuable tips and strategies for taking standardized tests. The Language Artsand Mathematics sections of the exam are also covered. All topics are in alignmentwith the New Jersey’s Core Curriculum Content Standards.Instructor: Anne KistrupCRN 24058 YX200-60 4 sessionsSat Mar 12-Apr 2 9:00-11:00amCourse Fee: $150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)NJ ASK 5/6 Ages 10-12This course is designed to prepare students for New Jersey’s various assessmentswhich are administered to elementary students in the spring of each year. Studentslearn valuable tips and strategies for taking standardized tests. The Language Artsand Mathematics sections of the exam are also covered. All topics are in alignmentwith the New Jersey’s Core Curriculum Content Standards.Instructor: StaffCRN 24059 YX210-60 4 sessionsSat Mar 19-Apr 9 9:30-11:30amCourse Fee: $150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)NJ ASK 7/8 Ages 12-14This course is designed to prepare students for New Jersey’s various assessmentswhich are administered to middle school students in the spring of each year. Thestudents learn valuable tips and strategies for scoring well on standardized tests. TheLanguage Arts, Science, and Mathematics sections of the exam are also covered. Alltopics covered are in alignment with New Jersey’s Core Curriculum Content Standards.Instructor: StaffCRN 24060 YX205-60 4 sessionsSat Mar 19-Apr 9 11:30-1:30amCourse Fee: $150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA) Review Ages 16-17This course is designed to prepare students for New Jersey’s rigorous High SchoolProficiency Assessment which is administered to eleventh grade students in thespring of each year. The students learn valuable tips and strategies for scoring wellon standardized tests. The language Arts, Science, and Mathematics sections of theexam are also covered. All topics covered are in alignment with New Jersey’s CoreCurriculum Content Standards.Instructor: StaffCRN 24061 YX211-60 4 sessionsSat Jan 29-Feb 26 9:30-11:30amNo class Feb 19Course Fee: $150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)SCIENCESNEW! Lego We Do Robotics Ages 6-9In this program students build Lego models featuring working motors and sensors;program their models; and explore a series of cross-curricular, theme-basedactivities while developing their skills in science, technology, engineering, andmathematics, as well as language and literacy. Students use simple drag and dropsoftware and a laptop computer to actually learn how to program robots madefrom Legos. Activities center around four themes including Amazing Mechanisms,Play Soccer, Wild Animals and Adventure Stories. All participants take home aninsect-like Hex Bug robot as part of the program.CRN 24095 YS727-60 3 sessionsSat Mar 12-26 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $100 ($85 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free snackSPRING BREAK CLASSESMulti-Media Painting Ages 6-12Students enjoy investigating different approaches to painting with acrylics, temperaand watercolor as they discover new possibilities and achieve creation of mixed mediaworks of art. Themes and subject matter are suggested, yet learners are encouraged todevelop their own ideas while utilizing the materials and guidelines provided.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24063 YA110-01 1 sessionMon Apr 18 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Fun Making Sculptures Ages 6-12Learners explore construction, form, function and process as they create each workof art, choosing a type of work, subject matter and materials. Students explore thepossibilities within the process and ideas they develop. This creative, flexible classstrengthens decision-making skills, aesthetic awareness and understanding of themany purposes of 3-D artwork.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24064 YA111-01 1 sessionMon Apr 18 1:00-4:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)spring 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 3
Shiny, Bumpy & Rough Ages 6-12Explore the use of texture and pattern to add zip and variety to your artisticexpressions. Drawing, painting and collage work are explored.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24065 YA174-01 1 sessionTue Apr 19 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Wearable Art Ages 6-12Create the perfect shirt ensemble, with a choice of matching hat or bag, usingdesign transfer, stenciling and hand painted techniques that reflect your ownpersonal style and individuality.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24066 YA175-01 1 sessionTue Apr 19 1:00-4:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Portrait Ages 6-12Learn the skills necessary to create a personal likeness of yourself or others, usingboth traditional and unusual materials and approaches.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24067 YA176-01 1 sessionWed Apr 20 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Food for Thought Ages 6-12Based on a wonderful book using real fruits and vegetables to create whimsical,delightful, and quite realistic animals and bugs, this course uses drawings andpainting to create similar effects.Instructor: Art-4-All StaffCRN 24068 YA177-01 1 sessionWed Apr 20 1:00-4:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Harry Potter Ages 7-12All aboard for lots of hands-on fun. Join in the escapades of Harry and his friends.Play quidditch. Write with invisible ink. Make an edible wand. We will brew somefantastic potions to drink. Let’s create and watch some fantastic chemical reactions.Watch a mirage appear. You won’t believe it! Wonder where the sorting hat willplace you? Make cool crystals. Come join us where the magic of science, art, andliterature meet. Harry, Ron, and Hermoine are waiting for your arrival! Experimentwith colored magic sand. See a mysterious glowing ball.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 24069 YS639-01 2 sessionsMon & Tue Apr 18 & 19 9:00am-4:00pm$177 ($162 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchElectronic Lab Ages 7-12Different project and experiments are built with your own Electronic kit to keepin this hands-on workshop. The Science Electronic Lab stimulates kids’ minds byusing easy to understand experiments to increase their knowledge of electronics.Each participant receives to keep: one 80pg. Manual, Solderless circuit board, 12resistors, 2 capacitors, 2 light emitting Diodes, 2 transistors, 1 battery snap, 1Diode, 1 speaker, 1 timer, 1 photocell, 1 rectifier, 1 potentiometer, 1 switch.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 24070 YS648-01 2 sessionsWed & Thu Apr 20 & 21 9:00am-4:00pm$177 ($162 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchNEW! Advanced Transforming Robots Ages 7-12Students use the Robotix system to design, invent, and construct robotic creationsfrom their own imagination. Students build robots design to meet a wide array ofinteresting challenges. These include our robot Olympics, battle-bot competition,robo-bowling, tractor pull and more. Then have fun using the intelligent LegoMindstorm NXT 2.0 robotic system. Combine the microcomputer brick and intuitivedrag and drop software. Finally, you’ve seen the movie, now build a robotic toywhich can transform into three different forms: a tank, scorpion, and a solarpowered robot. All students take home a T3 Transforming Robot which they buildas part of the class.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 24094 YS728-01 2 sessionsMon & Tue Apr 18 & 19 9:00am-4:00pm$167 ($152 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchNEW! Lego Architecture Ages 7-12In this architectural, art, & science program, young Lego builders construct andinvent their own Lego models based on famous architectural designs fromaround the world. Students build Lego designer Adam Tucker Reed’s famous Brickstructures including the Empire State Building, John Hancock Tower, Seattle SpaceNeedle, Whitehouse, Guggenheim Museum and more. Students will also buildbridges, towers and other structures using variety of other materials and learnabout structural engineering principles. All students take home a Lego Architecturemodel as part of the program.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 24093 YS729-01 2 sessionsWed & Thu Apr 20 & 21 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $167 ($152 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchNEW! Super Slimey Smokey Science Ages 6-12Join us for a fun-filled week of science experiments and cool projects. TopicsInclude: Slimey Science & Smokey Ice, Lasers & Optics, Secret Agent Lab, ShockingScience, and Marvelous Motion & Energy. Children will experience making ooey,gooey slime and Mad Science Putty. They will also take part in an indoor fireworksdemonstration while learning about light and color. All of the students willbecome sleuths as they investigate how chemistry provides evidence at the sceneof a crime and build their very own electromagnet.Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 24092 YS730-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $167 ($152 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Rockin’ Rockets & Mad Machines Ages 6-12Join us for a fun-filled week of science experiments and cool projects. TopicsInclude: Mad Machines, Earth’s Amazing Wonders, Rocketry & Flight, Survival!Predators & Prey, Shake it Up. Children will have loads of fun learning about simplemachines and creating their own mini-sonic race car. They will also get a chanceto investigate the basics of geology and the wonders of nature. All students willbuild their own Rockets and take part in a thrilling outdoor rocket launch. Last butnot least, the children will enjoy taking household items and mixing them up andwatching awesome chemical reactions!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 24091 YS731-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 1:00-4:00pmCourse Fee: $167 ($152 tuition, $15 reg)4 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
Chess Club Ages 7-14For complete beginners to intermediate level players. If you don’t know the rules, we’llteach you and if you already know how to play, then we’ll make you a better player. Inaddition to some short training lectures and working on chess puzzles and worksheets,players will have lots of opportunity for chess play. The best way to improve your chessplay is to play games and then go over them -- the “Club” is where to do it!Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 24071 YE138-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 9:00 am-12:00 pmCourse Fee: $112 ($97 tuition, $15 reg)Rev Up Your Thinking with Puzzles and Games Ages 8-14Become a champ at games like Scrabble, Boggle, Charades, Pictionary andMonopoly! Lead your team to victory with your knowledge, quickness of mindand talents! Studies show that these types of activities increase learning, teachdiscipline and develop social interaction -- but best of all, they are lots of fun.Instructor: Jersey ChessCRN 24072 YE086-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 1:00-4:00pmCourse Fee: $112 ($97 tuition, $15 reg)Young Author’s Workshop Level 1 Ages 9-12Students study the Caldecott Award books and are taught how to write andillustrate a picture book.Instructor: Anne KistrupCRN 24073 YE003-01 1 sessionMon Apr 18 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $80 ($29 tuition, $36 lab, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchCreating Effective Reports with PowerPoint Ages 9-12This very challenging workshop combines the computer skills taught in PowerPointwith the skills needed to present an oral report. Students create imaginativepresentations using computer graphics while becoming more confident in aboutmaking oral presentations.Instructor: Anne KistrupCRN 24074 YT326-01 1 sessionWed Apr 20 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $80 ($29 tuition, $36 lab, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchNEW! Etiquette for Young Leaders Ages 9-15As is done in countries around the world, today’s culture and global environmentrequires students to cultivate their minds and nurture their hearts with knowledge,understanding, and tolerance. The intentional teaching of good character is particularlyimportant in today’s society, as our youth face great opportunities and great challenges,previously unknown to earlier generations. Topics include the ultimate greeting, the artof small talk, building cross-cultural relationships and the art of dining with others. Afour-course tutorial luncheon will be served during class. Workbook included.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New JerseyCRN 24089 YE156-01 1 sessionThu Apr 21 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $115 ($100 tuition, $15 reg)The Money Camp Ages 13-17Teach students about money and wealth building concepts, good and bad credit,wants versus needs, to help them begin thinking like entrepreneurs and introducea simple money management system.Instructor: Kenneth J. CarterCRN 24075 YE113-01 3 sessionsMon-Wed Apr 18-20 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $259 ($244 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunchNEW! Robotic Rescue Training Ages 10-15You build and program a robot to identify victims within re-created disasterscenarios. Challenge yourself to enable your robot to For those who want to takeon more challenge, your robot will need to negotiate paths in various complexityfrom line-following on a flat surface to avoiding obstacles on uneven terrain. Yourfinal goal is- to seek out the victims and rescue them to a safety zone. Come to gainand/or polish your true programming experience, and basic mechanical concepts.Students will be divided into two skill levels in order to allow individual tochallenge their own abilities. Workshops are conducted by highly experienced yearroundRobotics Learning Center Storming Robots, 2009-2010 USA RobocupJuniorChampion. Its high school students were selected to compete at a MIT/NASAsatellite project in 2010.Instructor: Storming Robots StaffCRN 24090 YS732-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 9:00am-4:00pmCourse Fee: $400 ($385 tuition, $15 reg)Bring a peanut-free lunch or order lunch at drop off time for a fee.Location: 3322 Route 22 West, Building 4, Suite 402, BranchburgMartial Arts and Safety-Sense Ages 7-12Kids love this multilevel martial arts experience and positive energy outlet withits variety of fun activities, fitness and agility games and the unique Cool KidsSafety-Sense and character-building program. Students go through fun-packedand exciting programs that will safely introduce them to the Martial Arts, andalso polish and expand the skills of those with previous experience. If your son ordaughter has wanted to try Martial Arts, then this is the perfect opportunity forthem. There is a 15 minute demonstration for the parents at the end of the last day.Instructor: Patrick Mehrtens, 5th Degree Martial Arts and Self-Defense instructorLocation: Somerville Martial Arts Academy, 283 South Bridge Street, SomervilleCRN 24076 YE145-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu Apr 18-21 9:00am-12:00pmCourse Fee: $167 ($152 tuition, $15 reg)Location: 283 South Bridge Street, SomervilleSPORTS & FITNESSCool Kids Safety Sense Ages 7-12Every day children are faced with various dangers and confrontations such as:facing bullies, getting lost, home safety, playground safety, internet safety andencounters with strangers. Self-defense training can be taught to children withoutscaring them. This program will stress the importance of awareness and settingappropriate boundaries in a fun, interactive, age-appropriate way. They will beable to practice their techniques against a “mock” bully and “mock” stranger, beginpreparation for using the world of the Internet and recognizing that their “instinct”and their voices are the best tools they have.Instructor: Patrick Mehrtens, 5th Degree Martial Arts and Self-Defense instructorLocation: Somerville Martial Arts Academy, 283 South Bridge Street, SomervilleCRN 24077 YC430-60 1 sessionSat Feb 26 2:00-5:00pmCRN 24078 YC430-61 1 sessionSat Mar 19 2:00-5:00pmCourse Fee: $50 ($35 tuition, $15 reg)Location: 283 South Bridge Street, Somervillespring 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 5
Summer 2011COMPUTERSComputer Camp I Ages 8-10Students will create interesting computer projects using Microsoft Word, Excel andPowerPoint.Instructor: Anne KistrupCRN 31397 YT311-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($84 tuition, $36 lab, $5 materials, $15 reg)Make Your First Video Game Ages 8-14If you love playing video games, this is the camp for you! Make your first video gamein this one-of-a-kind class that shows you the crucial keys to designing your firstgame. Conceptualization, play experience, challenge levels, graphics and elements,music and sound, software, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we’llexplore as you learn how to really get into the game because you made it yourself! Noprior experience necessary just a desire to have fun! Students work in pairs or teamsfor most of the design process and end the class with a finished product. Games willbe available on a password protected website to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31398 YT323-01 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31399 YT323-02 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31400 YT323-03 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31401 YT323-04 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31402 YT323-05 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31403 YT323-06 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31404 YT323-07 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31405 YT323-08 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Make Your First 3-D Video Game! Ages 11-14By popular demand, we are now offering a 3-D game design class. This experienceallows you to develop a game concept that goes well beyond the limitations ofthe traditional classes. Designed for young adults who have the desire to focus inGame Design in high school or college. Student created games will be available ona password protected website to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31408 YT327-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)Lightz! Camera! Action! Ages 8-14So you want to make a movie! In this fun, exciting camp, learn the dynamics ofstorytelling, shooting, editing, graphics, sound and more. From pre-production toyour own premiere, learn by doing with an expert and ultimately make your veryfirst short movie. The last day of camp will be the World Premiere of your “I MadeIt Myself” production! Invite a select group of family and friends to their very ownpremiere on the big screen. Students work in pairs or teams for most of the designprocess and end the class with a finished product to take home and show theirfamily and friends. All equipment supplied and student films will be available on apassword protected website to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31406 YT319-01 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31407 YT319-02 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Camp Rock Star! Ages 8-12Everyone loves music, but before the digital revolution it used to take years ofpractice on an instrument to create even simple songs. Now the power of technologyempowers everyone, regardless of experience, with the opportunity to create theirown songs, soundtracks, podcasts, or music videos. Using tools like Garage Bandand other mass media software, explore the basics of song composition, editingtracks, and create a music video. Student created songs, music video, and podcastswill be available on a password protected website to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31409 YT328-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Passion for Fashion Ages 8-12When the film director in Los Angeles yells, “Cut!” The next words you hear on theset are: “Make up!” The critical role of the stylist, from fashion design to wardrobeand make up — this new program is tailored to those with an eye for design. Learnthe key facets in the industry and study the latest trends in styles, colors, and cutsto create your first original clothing line. Each fashionista will leave with a digitalportfolio to launch their new clothing line on the world stage. If you’re into fashion,this program is for you!Instructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31410 YT329-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)6 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
LEGO Films and Stop Action! Ages 8-14Make your toys come to life! Bring in your favorite action figures or LEGO’S andcreate a short film you’re your friends. Whether you want to recreate a scene fromStar Wars or design a world of your own, this class brings your dreams to thescreen. Students will need to bring in LEGOS or action figures from home, but allother equipment provided. Student created films will be available on a passwordprotected website to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31411 YT330-01 Ages 8-10Mon-Thu June 27-30 9:00-12:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31412 YT330-02 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31413 YT330-03 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Junkyard Warriors Ages 8--14In this eco-friendly class students will recycle common everyday items to createmotorized mechanisms, mini-robots, and racers. The program is divided into aseries of challenges where students will compete as teams against each otherto accomplish specific tasks. Each challenge combines environmental principles,physics, and basic elements of design and engineering. After mastering the basicconcepts, students will face a final challenge to earn the title Junkyard Warrior andbecome protectors of the environment.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31414 YT333-01 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31415 YT333-02 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Video Game Animation Ages 8-14Take your game design to the next level by creating and animating your own charactersprites. 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 infuture games. Students do not need any prior experience in game design, animation,or sketching. Student created animations will be available on a password protectedwebsite to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31416 YT331-01 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31417 YT331-02 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31550 YT331-03 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Empires and Aliens Ages 11-14There is an alien race headed for earth and the only way to stop their quest for worlddomination is to create an empire. This innovative class combines public speaking,problem solving, and technology with the Science Fiction. Students will work inpairs to represent different countries or regions, create and present solutions tothe crisis that will defend Earth. Each solution will be debated with their peersuntil consensus is formed. You must act quickly because the aliens are coming soon!Instructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31423 YT338-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Lego Games Ages 8-14Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs and Video Games! In this programcreate your own LEGO universe, characters, and adventures in an interactive 2-DVideo Game. Everyone is welcome in this one of a kind class. At the end of theclass, leave with a LEGO 2-D game that can be shared with friends and family on apassword protected website.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31418 YT336-01 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31419 YT336-02 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Ultimate Claymation and Stop Action! Ages 11-14Specifically designed for children who like to make something out of nothing! Fromthe world’s first film about the man on the moon, to King Kong, to today’s classics,sometimes the action doesn’t require an actor! Whether you want to recreate yourfavorite scene from Shrek or invent an original short film, this camp will allow you toproduce a movie out of nothing but an idea and a piece of clay. Clay, most supplies,and equipment provided. Student created claymation will be available on a passwordprotected website to share with friends and familyInstructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31420 YT324-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! FX: Special Effects Ages 8-14In this class everything is not what it seems! Become a master of illusion by learningthe age-old scientific techniques used by Hollywood masters to create movie magic.You will experiment with visual and mechanical effects as well as using Green Screensand CGI or computer generated imagery. Each student will finish the program with adigital representation of their FX project which will be hosted on a password protectedwebsite to share with friends and family.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions Staff5 sessionsCRN 31421 YT337-01 Ages 11-14Mon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31422 YT337-02 Ages 8-10Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)ENRICHMENTBabysitter’s Training Course Ages 11-15This course provides youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge andskills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. Thistraining will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop ababysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave;and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.Instructor: American Red Cross StaffCRN 31424 YE017-01 2 sessionsWed & Thu July 6 & 7 10:00am-1:45pmCRN 31425 YE017-02 2 sessionsTue & Wed July 26 & 27 10:00am-1:45pm$93 ($78 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 7
Workshop for Young Writers Grades 1-8This camp encourages writing as an art form in ways that are fun, yet engagingand effective in keeping with current research in the field of writing studies. All youneed to bring is your imagination, and we provide the rest.Instructor: Staff10 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-29 9:00am-12:00pmGrade completed as of June 2011.CRN 31426 YE018-01 Grades 1 & 2CRN 31427 YE018-02 Grades 3, 4, & 5CRN 31428 YE018-03 Grades 6, 7, & 8$344($329 tuition, $15 reg)Young Author’s Ages 9-12This challenging and fun filled camp is a must for all those who enjoy writing.Students will study various children’s book authors and illustrators. They will learnhow to write and publish a picture book.Instructor: Anne KistrupCRN 31429 YE060-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31430 YE060-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Chess I (Newcomers/Beginners) Ages 7-14Learn the rules of this great centuries’ old game! This class is for those who don’tknow anything about chess and for those beginners who know how to play alittle, but want to learn what they should do to be a better chess player. Get aquick overview of how to win a chess match -- not just the checkmating of youropponent, but how to get to that point. Worksheets, puzzles and class chess playwill be used to teach you.Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 31431 YE039-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)Chess II (Advanced Beginners) Ages 7-14You know the rules of chess; now it’s time to learn how to beat your parents, friends,and schoolmates at the game! Students should have either taken a beginner’s courseor have played sufficiently to have some idea of what you are trying to do and how todo it. Course topics will include checkmating positions, basic opening ideas and chesstactics. Short lectures, worksheets, chess puzzles, and class chess play will be used tohelp you become a better player. You will also learn about the active environment ofkid’s tournament chess, as well as the numerous resources that are available to helpyou learn and play the game.Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 31432 YE040-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)Chess III (Intermediate) Ages 7-14For students who have taken Chess II or are knowledgeable about the tacticscovered in Chess II. This course will begin covering basic strategies, openings andendgames. An emphasis will be placed on competitive play with the students’notated games reviewed to see what they can do to improve. Short lectures,worksheets, and chess puzzles will also be used to teach the students.Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 31437 YE116-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)Boost Your Abilities with Puzzles,Games and Contests Ages 8-14Strap on your thinking caps and be ready for some fun challenges! You can becomea champ at games like Scrabble, Boggle, Charades, Pictionary, Scattergories andMonopoly. Learn a few math tricks to make you a calculating wizard; and sharpenyour logic skills to solve our Solitaire Battleship puzzles. You might even lead yourteam to victory with your knowledge, quickness of mind and talents! Studies showthat these types of activities increase learning, teach discipline and develop socialinteraction -- but best of all, they are lots of fun.Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 31433 YE061-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31434 YE061-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31435 YE061-03 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31436 YE061-04 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Chess Club Ages 7-14For players who have previously taken chess class (Chess I, II, or III or a classelsewhere) or know how to play the game. Really get into the game of chess withLots of Game Play. There will be some short training sessions and chess puzzlesand worksheets, but the emphasis will be on playing and reviewing your games.There will be a “Club” tournament where you can win prizes and try to be the ClassChampion! This is a great way to get a head start on the new chess season that willstart in September.Instructor: Martin Sobin, Jersey ChessCRN 31438 YE138-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31439 YE138-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31440 YE138-03 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Juggling for all skill levels Ages 8-16Beginners will learn to juggle two and three bags. Students will learn devil sticks,spinning plates, diablo, and poi. Intermediate Jugglers will learn three ball tricksand four ball juggling. Passing and advanced tricks with numerous toys will also beintroduced. Each day students participate in juggling games and learn magic tricks.Instructor: Lou De Lauro, John P. Faber School teacher/Juggling Instructor 17 yrs/Featured instructor in Juggling Life DocumentaryCRN 31441 YE117-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)8 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
Follow the Leader – Is it you? Ages 7-16Learn valuable leadership skills that will increase your confidence and self-esteem.Knowledge is power! Students will be seen as positive role models. Etiquette trainingwill set them apart from their friends and family – good manners is a universallyadmired skill and enables children to develop good life-long habits. Topics includemaking good eye contact, handshaking, introductions, polite conversation, host andguest duties, napkin/silverware savvy, styles of eating and dining out techniques. Afour-course tutorial luncheon will be served during class on Thursday of each week.(Workbook included)Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New Jersey5 sessionsCRN 31442 YE069-01 Ages 7-11Mon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31443 YE069-02 Ages 12-16Mon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31444 YE069-03 Ages 7-11Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31445 YE069-04 Ages 12-16Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Let’s Talk: Assertive Communication Skillsfor Students Ages 7-16Is your style of communicating working? Do you find it difficult to say what is onyour mind and to communicate how you feel? Do you fumble for the right words,speak too bluntly or avoid speaking up? If so, this course will help you. Find out howto read the meanings of words and interpret non-verbal communication. Learn toread people and know who you are dealing with. There is much you can learn toincrease the probability of making good people decisions. (Workbook included)Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New Jersey5 sessionsCRN 31446 YE118-01 Ages 7-11Mon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31447 YE118-02 Ages 12-16Mon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31448 YE118-03 Ages 7-11Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am–12:00pmCRN 31449 YE118-04 Ages 12-16Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 1:00–4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Think Win Win Ages 7-16Think about your general attitude toward life. How is that attitude affectingyour life? There is a connection between how you think, how you feel and howyou interact with others. Learn to recognize and value your talents. This up-beatand entertaining class will help you master the positive through role-playing andspecialized group exercises. Put first things first every day.Instructor: Maria Joyce, The Protocol School of New Jersey5 sessionsCRN 31450 YE144-01 Ages 7-11Mon–Fri July 25-29 9:00am–12:00pmCRN 31451 YE144-02 Ages 12-16Mon-Fri July 25-29 1:00–4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Glam It Up! Ages 7-12Does your locker need a makeover? Is your bedroom boring? Then Glam It Up is the coursefor you! Glam It Up is a fun and creative journey into the world of home décor designedwith kids like you in mind! Glam It Up invites all children to let their imaginations soarin order to create funky projects that are sure to brighten even the dullest of spaces!Children learn how easy and fun it can be to design their own bulletin boards, jewelryboxes, door hangers, light switch covers, and other imaginative creations. You will havea great time designing and creating crafts to use as personalized gifts or just to decorateyour room! Decorating has never been this cool!Instructor: FYI CreationsCRN 31452 YE102-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31453 YE102-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)The Ancient World Ages 7-12Explore the mysteries of the Ancient World in this week-long class where thehistorian is you! Each day of the week will be dedicated to the study and explorationof a different civilization from the past. Travel to Ancient Egypt to learn about thealmighty Pharos and the Great Pyramids, and have fun performing your ownmummification. Visit Ancient Rome and learn about the fierce gladiators, crazyemperors, and act out a skit about the rise and fall of Julius Caesar. You can alsolook forward to reading Greek myths, sampling Greek treats, and participating inour own version of the Olympic Games. Build the Great Wall of China as you leapinto the study of ancient China. History has never been so cool!Instructor: FYI CreationsCRN 31454 YE119-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31455 YE119-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Girls Rule! Ages 7-12Girls rule in this stylish get-together where everyone is sure to have a blast! Join usin this fun-filled class of glitz and glamour where it’s great to be a girl. Students canlook forward to relaxing on “Salon ‘N’ Spa Day” where they will be pampered andspoiled with lip-smackin’ refreshments and do-it-yourself facials and manicures.The talented ladies from FYI Creations will also offer a variety of very fancy projectsto craft, including makeup bags, glitter body gel, journal covers, jewelry and more.Instructor: FYI CreationsCRN 31456 YE101-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31457 YE101-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Teaching 101 Ages 7-12Learn how to become a teacher in this fun and educational workshop designed tobring out the inner-teachers in all students. Learn how to decorate a classroom,develop exciting lesson plans, and maintain a grade book in this workshop wherechildren are the teachers! From creating graphic organizers to grading papers, thiscourse will provide children with everything necessary to become highly qualifiedinstructors. This course is a definite A+!Instructor: FYI CreationsCRN 31458 YE103-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31459 YE103-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 9
American Girl Adventures Ages 7-12Take a trip through the lives of your favorite American Girls! Learn about the eras thatthey lived in and experience some of the activities that they enjoyed. We will be sewingclothes for our dolls, making crafts and playing games from different eras, discoveringthe history of the ages that our dolls were from, and so much more! We will finish ourweek with a party to enjoy with our dolls. American Girl dolls and other favorite dollswelcome. All participants will take home crafts and clothes made in class!Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31460 YE148-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31461 YE148-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Fairy Princess Camp Ages 6-10Bring out your inner princess! We will explore the enchanted world of fairyprincesses through fairy tales, games, crafts, and activities. Throughout the week,we will make tiaras, fairy wands, and decorate jewelry boxes for your royal jewelry.Princess costumes welcome!Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31462 YE159-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31463 YE159-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! The Writer’s Club Ages 8-10A course designed to develop the student’s creativity of written expression. Studentswill investigate the elements of creativity as it relates to writing, thereby tappinginto their imaginations. Writing opportunities appropriate to various literary formsare provided. Topics include mysteries, poetry, setting, mood, plot dialogue, andcreation of characters. Students will also receive a published copy of their work!Instructor: Eldridge Overton School of Excellence StaffCRN 31469 YE161-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 9:00am-12:00pm$215 ($200 tuition, $15 reg)The Debate Team Ages 8-10This course is designed to build student confidence by teaching public speakingtechniques and debate skill strategies. Students will participate in mock trials andlearn to prepare speeches. This course will prepare your future District Attorney toargue his case in front of the Supreme Court!Instructor: Eldridge Overton School of Excellence StaffCRN 31467 YE104-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 9:00am-12:00pm$215 ($200 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Fun With Mandarin Ages 8-10Explore the world’s most popular language! Discover the splendid ancient andmodern Chinese history and get a taste of the culture as well. Have fun learning thehistory of Chinese characters, numbers and famous landmarks, as well as every-dayexpressions through interactive games and art projects, all leading up to preparingand eating traditional Chinese food!!Instructor: Eldridge Overton School of Excellence StaffCRN 31468 YE160-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 1:00-4:00pm$215 ($200 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Arabic Language and Culture Ages 8-10This course is intended to cover the Arabic alphabet, basic grammar, basic vocabularythat will allow students to have a basic conversation. It will also cover specific traitsof the Arab people, way of life, the structure of the family, fashion, food, music, andtraditions. The growing strategic importance of the Arabic language in the worldtoday makes it a very popular language for future employment opportunities.Instructor: Eldridge Overton School of Excellence StaffCRN 31470 YE162-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 1:00-4:00pm$215 ($200 tuition, $15 reg)SAT Accelerated Test PrepThis course offers an accelerated and comprehensive approach to SAT standardizedtest preparation that is remarkable for its scope and length. The goal is not only toprepare students for the SAT, but perhaps more importantly, to impart enhancedcritical thinking, academic skills, test-taking strategies and motivation that serveas a catalyst for improved academic performance.Instructor: Tom PheyseyCRN 31464 YX212-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-4:00pmCRN 31465 YX212-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-4:00pmCRN 31466 YX212-03 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-4:00pm$288 ($273 tuition, $15 reg)The Money Camp Ages 13-17Teach students about money and wealth building concepts, good and bad credit,wants versus needs, to help them begin thinking like entrepreneurs and introducea simple money management system.Instructor: Kenneth J. CarterCRN 31471 YE125-01 3 sessionsWed-Fri July 6-8 9:00am-4:00pm$259 ($244 tuition$15 reg)NEW! Model United Nations Ages 11-14Become one of the 400,000 students around the world who participate in ModelUnited Nations every year! Participants in this program will assume the role of anambassador to the United Nations and represent their countries to solve current, realworld issues. Throughout the week students will research a world problem, developsolutions, and negotiate consensus with their peers. This program prepares teenagersin cores skills such as research, writing, public speaking, problem solving, consensusbuilding, conflict resolution and compromise and cooperation. Model UN alumnihave gone on to become Supreme Court Justices, world leaders, lawyers, businessprofessionals, and even famous Hollywood actors No prior experience is needed.Instructor: Black Rocket Productions StaffCRN 31551 YE158-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)10 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
GIFTED AND TALENTED INSTITUTEPlease join us for an exciting summer designed for accelerated learners. Thesecourses will afford your gifted learner the opportunity be creative, think critically,explore several areas of interest, and meet other children with the same interests.Students will have the opportunity to learn about the History of Numbers, readMulticultural Literature, be exposed to Statistics, and learn about the differentgenres of writing.Prerequisite: Students must score advanced proficient on the most recent stateassessments or score in the 95th percentile on a tested area of the standardizedtests administered by their schools, i.e., Terra Novas, Iowas, CATS, SRAs, etc. Inaddition, students who have been identified as academically gifted by their schooldistricts have the opportunity to apply. Scores must be accompanied with a letterof recommendation from school principal, guidance counselor, or current Math/Language Arts Teacher.Instructor: Eldridge Overton School of Excellence StaffNEW! Minding Your Mendel - DNA Dynamos Ages 8-10Have you ever wondered what was inside of your body that made it grow? Maybeyou have wondered why your sister was a math whiz, but you were better inEnglish? Perhaps you would like to know how detectives solve crimes the “CSI way”.Students in this course will learn about the purpose and structure of DNA and whyit is important in the study of the human body.CRN 31473 YE163-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Who’s Counting? - An Introduction toStatistics and Data Analysis Ages 10-12We encounter data daily in our everyday lives. How does one make sense of thestatistics that we see in newspaper articles, commercial advertisements, or inscientific experiments? Statistical analysis provides us with the tools to help usorganize and interpret data. The purpose of this course will be to provide studentswith a basic understanding of statistics. The course will focus on posing questions,gathering data, and identifying bias, understanding measures of central tendency,representing data with graphs, and interpreting data.CRN 31474 YE164-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Time Travel Through History Ages 10-12Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel through history? Let ustake your child from the days of Early Man through modern day times. Studentswill discuss the development of human civilization. Students will also receive anintroduction to the major religions and the most important political events of themodern world. Students will also complete a culminating research project.CRN 31475 YE165-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Got Literature? - Fundamentals ofGreat Literature Works Ages 8-10Oscar Wilde stated that, “literature creates new worlds, and not simply new worlds,but worlds that are more enduring, marvelous, and true than the ‘real’ world”. How canliterature be “more marvelous” than the real world? We will attempt to answer thatquestion as we explore great literature works such as The Great Gatsby or Invisible Man.Students will have the opportunity to read, discuss and write about the works of greatauthors.CRN 31476 YE166-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-22 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! It’s A Numbers Game - The StoryBehind the Numbers Ages 10-12What exactly is a number? Have you ever wondered about the logic of the way numberswork? Did you know that there are a variety of ways in which different cultures havedeveloped and used numerical systems? In this course, there will be discussions aboutthe earliest uses of numbers and its relationship to the way we use numbers today. Allstudents will present a culminating project at the end of the course.CRN 31477 YE167-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! An Introduction to Algebra Ages 8-10This course will introduce students to number patterns, order of operation, algebraicexpressions and equations. The modeling of integer, solving multi-step equations,and the graphing of linear equations will be covered. Furthermore, students willexplore basic number theory including factoring, powers and exponents, andscientific notation. Pre and Post assessments will be administered.CRN 31478 YE168-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Word Origins: How We Know Themand Why We Need Them for Standardized Tests Ages 10-12(For students taking SSAT, PSAT, or NJ ASK exams)A student’s knowledge of Latin and Greek roots will help increase his vocabularyand reading skills. Mastery of these skills will also help students make sense of theunfamiliar words that will be encountered on standardized tests such as the NJ ASK,SSAT, SAT, and more. This course will cover word origins so that your child will besuccessful on his next standardized assessment.CRN31479 YE169-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Legal Eagles: An Introduction tothe Study of Law Ages 8-10Students in this course will explore the important role that law plays in keeping societyin order. Students will focus on the various ways in which law influences their daily lives.Students will also be introduced to basic theories about law and how law has developedthroughout history. Students will participate in mock trials and learn to prepare speeches.Additionally, students will also have the opportunity to interact with a licensed attorney!CRN 31480 YE170-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-Aug 5 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Advanced Mathematical Concepts Ages 10-12This course is designed for students that have completed an “Introduction to Algebra”course. Students will be introduced to mathematical concepts that go beyondthe typical “Intro to Algebra” course. Students will be introduced to geometry,trigonometry, and basic calculus. Students will require a graphing calculator for thiscourse. A professional with a math degree/background will discuss career options.CRN 31481 YE171-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-19 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! To Be or Not To Be? - Essentials ofDramatic Plays Ages 8-10This course will provide your child with an introduction to dramatic literature suchas Henrick Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House”. Students will be fascinated as they delve intothe development of drama and its various genres. There will be many discussionsthat will focus on the cultural and political contexts of various famous playwrights.CRN 31482 YE172-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-19 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 11
NEW! Multicultural Literature Ages 10-12The proverb “variety is the spice of life” captures the approach to reading andwriting in this course. Exploring a rich array of stories and poems from differentcultures, countries, and generations, students learn to identify literary devices andincorporate them into their own writing.For example, students might read Verna Aardema’s Why Mosquitoes Buzz inPeople’s Ears: A West African Tale and then write their own pourquoi tales to explainnatural phenomena. They could incorporate comparison into their descriptionsafter observing how Marie Louise Allen effectively uses simile in her poem “FirstSnow,” or they could examine how Gary Soto’s short stories evoke the people andplaces of his childhood and base their own stories on the people and places theyknow best.CRN 31483 YE173-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-19 1:00-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Math Problem Solving Ages 8-10Working individually or in small groups, students learn to ask precise and thoughtprovokingquestions, to match appropriate strategies to particular problems, and toeffectively communicate their thought processes along the way. Demonstrations,activities, games, and explorations are incorporated to nurture students as criticalthinkers and creative problem solvers, strengthening their mathematical reasoningabilities and preparing them for future study in discrete math, probability,cryptology, and other growing fields of mathematics.CRN 31484 YE174-01 10 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-19 9:00am-12:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)10 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-29 9:00am-4:00pmCRN 31488 YA108-04 Ages 9 & 10CRN 31489 YA108-05 Ages 11 & 12CRN 31490 YA108-06 Ages 13 - 16$719 ($704 tuition, $15 reg))NEW! Little Stars Ages 6-8Our children are the perfect window into the world of imagination and our goal isto enhance their natural abilities. Through fairytale stories, creative songs, roleplayingand mini-audition exercises; campers will have tons of fun dressing up,role-playing their favorite celebrity or rock star. We will tap into that preciouspersonal creativity and help them burst into the spotlight in all aspects of theirwonderful world! Campers will create masks, use pretend musical instrumentsand make up their costumes out of materials provided. The most important processat this point is bringing out a child’s confidence to express themselves at home,at school and in group play. Parents will receive a list of local talent agents fromWickline Casting. (Optional to locations: Parents are invited on the last day toattend a Little Stars showInstructor: Wickline Casting StaffCRN 31502 YA722-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)FINE & PERFORMING ARTSFine & Performing Arts Camp Ages 9-16This program is designed to expose student learners to the Visual and PerformingArts. Students will create sculptures, paintings, drawings, computer art, andceramic works, and put on a performance. The primary goal of this program isto bring out the creative potential of young learners in a variety of disciplines,regardless of their level of ability. Students are grouped by age progressing throughthe individual art sessions on a rotational basis each day. This camp is unique inthat the instructors are RVCC Visual and Performing Art faculty as well as successfulpractitioners in their areas of specialization. By having RVCC faculty run this campit also allows the student access to materials and facilities normally not availableto non-college students.• Performance - students learn to explore, express and direct their imaginationsto achieve a stated artistic goal. Individual and group theater gamesprepare the student to work as a unit as they develop an original piece forpresentation.• Drawing - introduces the student to the basics of drawing from life using avariety of drawing materials.• Painting - introduces students to the expressive possibilities of the paintingmedium, & color.• Sculpture - an introduction to some of the methods and materials unique tosculpture.• Graphic Design - covers the basics of creating and manipulating images on thecomputer using various software programs.• Ceramics - introduces students to the basics of forming clay.Instructors are RVCC Fine & Performing Arts Faculty. Please register by indicatingthe student’s age group.9 sessionsMon-Fri July 6-15 9:00am-4:00pmCRN 31485 YA108-01 Ages 9 & 10CRN 31486 YA108-02 Ages 11 & 12CRN 31487 YA108-03 Ages 13 - 16$648 ($633 tuition, $15 reg))Film & TV Ages 11-16This is Wickline Casting’s original camp that started twelve years ago. Each dayis designed so children work as cast and crew teams. Campers learn basic levelsof acting, directing and operating the camera. Script writing, storyboarding andimprovisation will also be introduced. Kids work on lots of cool projects likecommercials, film scenes, music videos and public service announcements. Eachday is different; campers create their very own original projects as they learn thebasics of the biz. Upon completion of this camp, all original footage will be sent toa professional editor for creation of a DVD. Orders will be taken for purchase; Rate$46.99 includes S&HInstructor: Wickline Casting StaffCRN 31495 YA161-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 9:00am-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31496 YA161-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-4:00pm$344 ($329 tuition, $15 reg)Through The Lens & Curtain Ages 8-16This course will allow students to experience film and theatre, by connecting thetwo art forms and developing an artistic focus on how plays become film and filmsbecome plays. Students learn the technique of reversing the roles, acting fromstage to film and vice versus. Students will have an opportunity to use methods offilming, performing in front of the camera and the stage. They will create their ownoriginal works under. This workshop will culminate with a special performance ofwork created by the students.Materials needed: Students will be required to wear all black for the final12 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
performance, jazz shoes, black pants and t-shirt, and black socks. Boys and girlsalike will wear pants. Please no exceptions.Instructor: Joyce Anne Judd5 sessionsCRN 31491 YA150-01 Ages 8-12Mon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31492 YA150-02 Ages 13-16Mon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31493 YA150-03 Ages 8-12Mon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31494 YA150-04 Ages-13-16Mon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Acting for Camera Ages 8-15This very cool camp will teach the skills of acting for on-camera in commercialsand film scenes through reading scripts and improvisation. Campers’ will bechallenged as we encourage them to take chances at developing their own stylewhile understanding what a director is looking for. Learning how to personalizethe script, and to work on-camera alone or with a partner delivering lines on-cueis an exciting part of this camp. This class is open to all levels. Proper auditiontechniques and short monologues will also be covered. Upon completion of thiscamp, all original footage will be sent to a professional editor for creation of a DVD.Orders will be taken for purchase; Rate $46.99 includes S&HInstructor: Wickline Casting StaffCRN 31499 YA152-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-4:00pm$344 ($329 tuition, $15 reg)TV Hosting/News Anchoring Ages 8-15Does your child enjoy creating characters like their favorite TV personalities? Thiscamp is designed so that campers start the fun developing their own stories byresearching current events in the news and entertainment world. (Many youngjournalists make up their own exciting news.) Next teams are developed andkids will work as hosts, reporters, camera operators and directors by deliveringunder ‘deadlines’ just like the pros. We have a full lineup of News Anchoring andHosting projects and kids deliver their reports ranging from serious to hystericallyoff the wall funny (campers choice, of course). Projects change daily: Talk Shows,Sports Announcing, Weather, Consumer Reports, Medical Reports, Field and TrafficReporting and TV Hosting in Music, Entertainment, Cooking, Decorating and HomeShopping formats. Upon completion of this camp, all original footage will be sentto a professional editor for creation of a DVD. Orders will be taken for purchase; Rate$46.99 includes S&HInstructor: Wickline Casting StaffCRN 31497 YA151-01 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 9:00am-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31498 YA151-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-4:00pm$344 ($329 tuition, $15 reg)So You Want To Be a Model? Ages 10-17Spend a week this summer learning what it takes to get started in the industry.Learn what hairstyle best suits you. Have your picture taken by a professionalphotographer. Learn how to “walk the runway” and model for catalogs. Developyour personality for the camera lens as well as poise, and ‘model’ etiquette. Learnthe secrets of former and current models, how they reached the pinnacle of theirtrade, and what the clients of today are looking for. Study fashion styling, voiceexpression, and acting exercises. Includes a list of legitimate local modelingagencies and two 8X10 professional photographs.Instructor: Wickline Casting StaffCRN 31500 YA720-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-4:00pm$275 ($260 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31501 YA720-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-4:00pm$344 ($329 tuition, $15 reg)Multi-Media Painting Ages 6-12Students enjoy investigating different approaches to painting with acrylics,tempera and watercolor as they discover new possibilities and achieve creation ofmixed media works of art. Themes and subject matter are suggested, yet learnersare encouraged to develop their own ideas while utilizing the materials andguidelines provided.Instructor: Art for All StaffCRN 31503 YA110-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31504 YA110-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Fun Making Sculptures Ages 6-12Learners explore construction, form, function and process as they create each workof art, choosing a type of work, subject matter and materials. Students explore thepossibilities within the process and ideas they develop. This creative, flexible classstrengthens decision-making skills, aesthetic awareness and understanding of themany purposes of 3-D artwork.Instructor: Art for All StaffCRN 31505 YA111-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31506 YA111-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Intro to Guitar Ages 13-17Students learn basic note reading, sometablature reading, basic chords and a few simpletunes.Instructor: John HarrityCRN 31507 YA723-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31508 YA723-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 13
SCIENCESElectronic Lab Ages 7-12Different project and experiments are built with your own Electronic kit to keep inthis hands-on workshop. The Science Electronic Lab stimulates kids’ minds by usingeasy to understand experiments to increase their knowledge of electronics. Eachparticipant receives to keep: one 80pg. Manual, Solderless circuit board, 12 resistors, 2capacitors, 2 light emitting Diodes, 2 transistors, 1 battery snap, 1 Diode, 1 speaker, 1timer, 1 photocell, 1 rectifier, 1 potentiometer, 1 switch.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 31509 YS648-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)Model Airplanes-Bridges-Electronic Gadgets Ages 7-12Build your own rubber-powered model airplane. Use your model as a learning toolin aerospace education, or just have fun building a sound airplane that actually flieswhen assembled. Have fun designing and building model bridges. Learn simpleengineering skills. Get to build 10 electronic projects.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 31510 YS676-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)Rockit Robotics: Hyper Peppy Robots Ages 7-12Build and take home your own Rockit Robot. It’s sound activated. Use the clap ofyour hands or the sound of your voice to get it moving. It has a very sensitive touch/sound sensor. When it comes in contact with an object it will automatically go intoreverse, and then turn left before embarking on a new course. It’s fast!!! You’re ableto adjust it’s sensitivity to sound. You will see, first-hand, the many gears, circuitboard, microphone, and it’s easy to assemble mechanical drive system.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN31511 YS621-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Botball Ages 7-12You will build and take home your very own Botball Robot. The soccer-playing,remote-control Botball can kick, move forward and backward, turn left and right,and make a complete circle. With a four-channel microprocessor, up to four robotscan take part in the action as students learn how to control the ball, hold it, andkick it out. Control your Botball Robot with an infrared remote controller. Use yourBotball for kickball, soccer, golf, dribbling, and as a sumo wrestler to battle againstyour friends!Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 31512 YS708-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Advanced Robotics –“The Ultimate Experience” Ages 7-12In this workshop you’ll be building and taking home the Jungle Robot, an advancedlevel robot. There are many steps in the assembly process, one of which is the gearbox. You’ll get to see and learn how different types of gears mesh and are driven by amotor. You’ll connect the motor, battery and microphone to a circuit board, which willprogram your sound activated (clap of the hand) robot.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN31515 YS674-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Hover craft: Design Your Own Vehicle Ages 7-12Do you want to design and build things that you create- not just a model youpurchase? Well this is the place for you. Build and keep an air powered Hover Craft.You make it defy gravity. Once it’s up and moving, and then using your creativity,controls its direction. Get to build and take home your own car. The purpose is tobuild a super car powered by more than one source of energy. This can be one crazylooking vehicle. We provide you with many materials for that dynamic vehicle thatyou will build. Also get to build a Egg Drop Car. The purpose is to build a gravityvehicle that can cushion a raw egg as the car holding the egg is dropped from ahigh height. We provide you with the material to cushion the fall. You have to becreative. In these three challenges in one workshop, you will learn about Laws ofMotion, Energy, Air Pressure, Friction, Lift, Speed and Acceleration. It’s never tooyoung to learn and have fun in a Sciensational hands on way.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN31513 YS733-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 regChemical Magic Ages 7-12Learn to make batteries from fruits or potatoes. Make a fantastic crystal tree. Workwith invisible ink. See the happy and sad balls. Work with our powerful magnets.Look at our prepared slides using our microscopes. Learn the different types ofrocks and minerals from our interesting rock and mineral collection. Be a chemicaldetective. Make glob from glue. Use paper chromatography to separate colors.Make dirty pennies turn clean and clean pennies turn green. Everything will beexplained to you so you can go home having learned some interesting science.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 31514 YS506-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! We Do Robotics Ages 6-9Legos + Robots + Computers = Super Science Fun! In this new program, studentswill be able to build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensors; programtheir models; and explore a series of cross-curricular, theme-based activities whiledeveloping their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, as wellas language and literacy. Students will use simple drag and drop software and a laptop computer to actually learn how to program robots made from Legos. Activitiescenter around four themes including Amazing Mechanisms, Play Soccer, Wild Animals,and Adventure Stories. All participants will take home an insect-like Hex Bug robotas part of the program.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31523 YS734-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31522 YS734-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31524 YS734-03 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $ $15 reg)Lego Loco Ages 6-12Are you crazy about building Legos? This course is designed for those that really liketo build! In this new program we will provide an atmosphere where kids that havethe same interest can come together and focus on building. We will offer a hugeselection of models in the program from the many different themes that Lego has tooffer. Themes will include Indiana Jones, Lego Racers, Lego Creator, Lego City, PowerMiners, Agents, Technic, Pirates, and Bionlcle. Specific models offered within eachtheme will depend on what models are available at the time of the course. This is astimulating enrichment program and not geared as a teacher-driven education class.All students will take home a Lego project as part of this program. Projects offeredwill depend on availability from the Lego HQ, and students will not build all projects14 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
listed. (Lego Star Wars, Trains, and Mindstorm are not offered in this course).Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids Staff5 sessionsCRN 31517 YS721-01 Ages 6-8Mon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31518 YS721-02 Ages 9-12Mon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31519 YS721-03 Ages 7-12Mon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Battle-Bot Build a Thon Ages 7-12In our Sumo-style robot battles, you use the Robotix buildingsystem to construct a robot that can push your opponent outof a large Sumo-robot ring. In addition, have fun buildinga wide variety of other motorized LegoTechnic and K’NEXcontraptions. All participants take home a student-designed,motorized Robotix battle-bot.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids Staff5 sessionsCRN 31520 YS678-01 Ages 6-8Mon-Fri July 11-15 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31521 YS678-02 Ages 9-12Mon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Chemical Magic Plus Ages 6-8In this program, you will have a terrific time learning chemistry concepts in a fun andhands-on atmosphere. Projects include making Flubber, Silly Putty, making Super Hi-Bounce balls, turning ordinary coins into copper, and more. Have fun making a carbondioxide “bomb” bag, light inside of a bottle, “Mushroom” Monster, play dough, GlowingGoo, and even a type-dye style shirt. You will create atomic worm polymers, and LavaLamps-like Blobs. Plus, see some highly interesting demonstrations including waterto grape juice, the BIG Bang Cannon, Whoosh Bottle, Fire & Ice reactions, Egg in theBottle, Diet Coke and Mentos Geyser, Yellow & Blue Switcheroo, The Magic Genie inthe bottle, and much more. Learning concepts include atoms and bonding, acids andbases, polymer chemistry, reactions, density, and more. All students will take home arecipe booklet and mini-chemistry kit.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31526 YS623-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31525 YS623-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31527 YS623-03 4 sessionsTue-Fri July 5-8 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)Mouse Robot Ages 7-12The Mouse is sleek, smart, and simply amazing. It has two motors, a three speedgearbox, and WOW can it go fast! It can feel its way along walls and around corners.We will show you how you can take your amazing Mouse home and make a mazefor it to go through. This Mouse is so smart. It’s all yours to make and keep. Learnabout gears, sensors, electronic components, circuit boards and much more. Youalso get to build other things.Instructor: Sciensational Workshop for Kids, Inc. StaffCRN 31516 YS707-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Diggin’ For Dinos, Rocking Rocks, & Crystal Creations Ages 6-8Young scientists will discover the exciting science of archaeology and paleontologyas they excavate and assemble complete skeletal replicas from simulated “fossilized”rock. Dig for Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, Brachiosaurs, and more. Make fossilizedplaster replicas of dinosaur teeth, claws, trilobites, and ancient snails. Sort, classify,and take home a variety of shark teeth. Unearth some fascinating facts about rocks,minerals, and crystals. Take home a unique rock and mineral collection, a rock andmineral book, unearthed treasures, fossilized shark teeth, and crystals.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31528 YS624-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31529 YS624-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)K’NEX Amusement Ages 9-12Have you ever wondered how they make those incredible rides you see at the amusementpark? Now you can discover them for yourself as you work with a class of otherenthusiasts to design and build a working model amusement park. This course is sure tobring out the engineer in you! We build a wide range of model amusement park modelsusing the K’NEX construction system. Projects include: a motorized swing, Double FerrisWheel, Roller Coasters, Big Ball Factory, Giant Ferris Wheel. Musical Carousel, Boom Ride,and many more! All students take home a K’NEX model as part of the program! Studentshave fun learning about simple and complex machinery, and physical science conceptsincluding acceleration, Newton’s Laws of Motion, speed, velocity, and more.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31534 YS642-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Lego Architect Ages 9-12In this architectural, art, & science program, young Lego builders construct andinvent their own Lego models based on famous architectural designs from aroundthe world. Students build Lego designer, Adam Tucker Reed’s famous Brickstructures including the Empire State Building, John Hancock Tower, Seattle SpaceNeedle, Whitehouse, Guiggenheim Museum, Falling Water, and more. Then theyresearch famous structures and use the Lego Brick as a medium to design andbuild their own interpretation of the model. Students also build bridges, towers,and other structures using variety of other materials and learn about structuralengineering principles. All students take home a Lego Architecture model as partof the program.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31535 YS735-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31536 YS735-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 15
Lego Star Wars & Motorized Machines Ages 9-12Lego enthusiasts, have fun building your favorite adventure from a Star Wars galaxythat is far, far away. Star Wars projects will vary depending on availability from theLego Headquarters, but will probably include most of these NEW models whichwill vary by age level: Trifighter Droid, Freeco Speeder, ARC-170 Starfighter, TieDefender, Snow Trooper Army Pack, Rebel Trooper Army Pack. Separatist Shuttle, allnew Y-wing, Corporate Alliance Tank Droid, Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser,The Battle of Endor, Republic Attack Shuttle, Echo Base, Hyena Droid Bomber,Clone Walker, Assassin Droids, Republic Gunship, Magna Guard Star-Fighter, RogueShadow, AT-TP Walker, Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter, Midi-scale Millenium Falcon, PirateTank, Ahsoha’s Star Fighter & Droids. We will also continue to stock the best of thesome of the older models. Students will build a wide assortment of motorized Legomachines with the new Lego education motorized mechanisms curriculum that isdesigned to teach students just how those complex machines work. Topics includesimple machines, mechanical advantage, gear ratios, and a host of others. Withthe new machine sets students can even create their own projects that illustratescience concepts. This is a stimulating enrichment program and not geared asa teacher-driven education class. All students will take home a Lego Star Warsproject. Projects offered will depend on availability from the Lego HQ, and studentswill not build all projects listed.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31530 YS679-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$140 ($125 tuition, $15 reg)CRN 31531 YS679-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 1:00-4:00pmCRN 31532 YS679-03 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31533 YS679-04 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Advanced Transforming Robotics Ages 9-12Enter the world of robotic engineering as we set out for a week of exploring, designing,and building robots. Students will use the Robotix system to design, invent, andconstruct robotic creations from their own imagination. Students build robotsdesigned to meet a wide array of interesting challenges throughout the week. Theseinclude our robot Olympics, Battle-Bot competition, robo-bowling, tractor pull, andmore. Then have fun using the intelligent Lego Mindstorm NXT 2.0 robotic system.Combine the unlimited versatility of the Lego building system with an intelligentmicrocomputer brick and intuitive drag and drop software. Finally, you’ve seen themovie, now build a robotic toy which can transform into three different forms: a tank,scorpion, and a solar powered robot. All students take home a T3 Transforming robotwhich they build in class as part of the program.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31537 YS736-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pmCRN 31538 YS736-02 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 1-5 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Physics, Flight & Rocketry Ages 7-12Blast off into a fun-fill week of flight, rocketry, & physics as you build and launchscale model rockets, planes, and other flying gadgets. All students take home arocket which will be made in the program. Students also build balloon vehicles,solar cars, experiment with robotic flying insects and much more. Learn thephysics behind flight in a fun-filled, hands-on environment. Students bring homea rocket, Sling-Wing glider, balloon car, and other projects made during the week.Instruction tailored to age groups.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31540 YS666-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 1:00-4:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Make & Take Ages 7-12Discover the excitement of science and make a variety of toys designed to illustratescience concepts that make learning fun! All of the projects can be taken home asthey are made throughout the week. Make a working telescope as you learn aboutoptics and light. Construct an electro-magnet and a working electric motor. Build anadjustable, ball-launching catapult that changes the trajectory of a flinging projectile.Make a working model of Hero of Alexandria’s fountain or a vortex tornado in a bottle.Make ultra-violet bead bracelets, a working compass, submarine divers, SlipperySlime, and more. Projects will vary by age level and instruction will be taught in moredepth for older students.Instructor: Super Science <strong>Programs</strong> for Kids StaffCRN 31539 YS632-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pm$175 ($160 tuition, $15 reg)Secret Agent Lab Ages 7-12Become a Mad Science - Secret Agent and take a fascinating journey into the worldof spies, detection and classified information! Learn code language to send secretmessages as part of your classified mission. Go undercover and decode messagesfrom other agents using your top secret clearance. Join the Mad Science Bureau ofInvestigation to gain observational skills that are necessary for the job. Take homeprojects include a detective kit, secret decoder, fingerprint kit and much more!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31541 YS717-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 9:00am-12:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)Mad Machines & Junior Engineers Ages 7-12Whether your child loves to build things or destroy them, this week of camp includeslots of both! The junior Mad Science engineers will design and build Bridges and“Skyscrapers” and even construct a Geodesic Dome big enough for all the campersto sit inside! Then the machine madness starts… This journey will include manydifferent machines, simple & complex, we use in our daily lives. Campers will havefun building their very own Catapults, Sonic Race Car and much more to take homefrom this Awesome Camp!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31542 YS635-01 4 sessionsMon-Thu June 27-30 1:00-4:00pm$150 ($135 tuition, $15 reg)16 www.raritanval.edu/youth Register Today
Space: Infiniti & Beyond Ages 7-12Students explore the mysteries of the solar system and the science behind air &space travel. Children discover not only how astronauts get into space, but alsohow they live and work once they get there. In this advance space program, wewill investigate unique flying machines, including building balloon-copters,boomerangs and a mini hovercraft as take home projects for the children. Mostimportantly, they learn firsthand about the aerodynamic properties of flyingmachines by building their own Estes® model rockets as well as an intermediatelevel Estes Skywinder rocket! Once the rockets are completed, children will blastoff on a real Mad Science space mission Live Rocket Launches!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31543 YS718-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 11-15 9:00am-4:00pm$315 ($300 tuition, $15 reg)Radical Reactions & Detective Science Ages 7-12In this weeklong program, campers will have tons of fun mixing up potions andexperimenting with all kinds of chemical reactions! Our young chemists will GrowCrystals, Create Sidewalk Chalk, and even make chromatography T-Shirts to takehome. Students will also become science sleuths as they investigate how chemistryprovides evidence at the scene of a crime. During this hands-on detective work,children will gather & test “crime scene” clues, make & analyze their own fingerprints,make Rainbow Stompers & much more!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31544 YS637-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)More Power to You Ages 7-12This camp is made for Super Camper! Jump aboard the energy express and travelthrough time to discover the science behind power and motion. This journeyincludes in class experiments such as a water powered turbine illuminating alight bulb, fuel cells cars demonstrating efficiency, and the combined power ofelectricity and magnetism tom create the world’s simplest motor. Children alsobuild their very own electromagnet to take home. Students discover renewableenergy sources, such as the sun and wind, where they build and test individualsolar hot dog cookers and their own balsa would airplanes.Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31547 YS688-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Robo500 Grand Challenge Ages 10-12Build and program (on a PC) an unmanned vehicle that will race on a predefinedcourse as fast as possible. You will build and program with sensors to enable yourrobot to maneuver in a treacherous terrain. Beware! Your robotics unmannedvehicle will be running thru dark tunnels, steep valleys, very bumpy roads. We’ll seewho (robots) can survive this dangerous terrain. This is truly a perfect alley for bothbuilders and thinkers. Children come to our program truly enjoy mind challenge,and love to learn how to program automate their creation. Parents will be invitedto watch their children’s accomplishment in a mini-contest to conclude our robottechnology program.Instructor: Storming Robots StaffCRN 31548 YS710-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 18-22 9:00am-4:00pm$450 ($435 tuition, $15 reg)NEW! Junior Physicians Team Ages 7-12Is there as Doctor in the House! Join us for an incredible journey in to the world’smost sophisticated scientific system - the human body. Kids will explore thescience behind cells, organs, muscles and bones through fun, hands-on activities.Cool experiments will help campers understand more about their senses, brains,breathing, circulation and digestion by creating a simulated stomach, buildingsimple stethoscopes and lung models, assembling a model skeleton and muchmore! This camp is Spine Tingling!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31545 YS737-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri July 25-29 1:00-4:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)Robotics Remote Controlled Smart Car Ages 10-12This is not like any regular remote controlled car! You will learn the basic mechanicalskill to build the car from scratch using LEGO Mindstorms materials. Understandthe importance in building a robust chassis with functional gear system. Whatmakes this different than any other RC Car is that you will program your controllerto communicate with it. Not only that, you will program a remote control smart carequipped with sensors to react to its environment too. To reinforce learned mechanicaland programming concepts, there will be light worksheets and your child will alsorecord engineering journal daily. Parents will be invited to watch their children’saccomplishment in a mini-contest to conclude our robot technology program.Instructor: Storming Robots StaffCRN 31549 YS720-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 8-12 9:00am-4:00pm$450 ($435 tuition, $15 reg)Red Hot Robots Ages 7-12Spend this summer playing with our super cool Red-Hot Robots! Discover the worldof robots as we investigate the differences between humans and their roboticcounterparts - Campers will learn how robots use infrared and other sensors todiscover their environment. Invent your own robot designs using recycled materials.Finally - We use your hands-on skills to build your very own working Robot to takehome to “LIVE” with you!Instructor: Mad Science StaffCRN 31546 YS716-01 5 sessionsMon-Fri Aug 15-19 9:00am-12:00pm$185 ($170 tuition, $15 reg)summer 2011 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 17
SPORTS CAMPSBasketball Camp Ages 8 – 16Specialized basketball camp where boys and girls are taught the fundamentals.Skill areas to be covered include team work, ball handling, passing, shooting, gamerules and strategy. Scrimmage games are also scheduled.CRN 31004 YC404-01 4 sessionsMon – Thurs June 27- 30 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri (No Camp – 4th of July Holiday Observed)$155 ($130 tuition, $25 reg)CRN 31005 YC404-02 4 sessionsMon (No Camp – 4th of July Holiday Observed)Tues - Thurs July 5 – 8 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00pm$155 ($130 tuition, $25 reg)CRN 31006 YC404-03 5 sessionsMon – Thurs July 11–15 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pm$195 ($170 tuition, $25 reg)CRN 31007 YC404-04 5 sessionsMon – Thurs July 18-22 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pm$195 ($170 tuition, $25 reg)Softball Camp Ages 8 – 16Specialized camp designed to introduce various aspects of softball to girls, such ashitting, fielding, throwing and base running. Daily pitching instruction to Campers.Daily pitching instruction also provided.CRN 31008 YC427-01 5 sessionsMon – Thurs July 25-29 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pm$195 ($170 tuition, $25 reg)Baseball Camp Ages 8 – 16This specialized boy’s camp concentrates on fundamentals and position play forbaseball at various infield and outfield positions. Campers will learn basic hitting,fielding, throwing and base running techniques to enhance performance. Designedtraining for pitchers and catchers.CRN 31009 YC426-01 5 sessionsMon – Thurs July 25–29 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pm$195 ($170 tuition, $25 reg)Soccer Camp Ages 7 – 16All campers will strengthen their knowledge of soccer as a team sport underskilled leadership. Focus will be on foot skills, ball control, shooting, movementand passing. All of which is emphasized in competitive and fun small-sidedscrimmage games.CRN 31010 YC406-01 5 sessionsMon – Thurs Aug 1 - 5 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pmCRN 31011 YC406-02 5 sessionsMon – Thurs Aug 8 - 12 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFri9:00 am - 3:00 pm$195 ($170 tuition, $25 reg)Sports Camps OnlyGENERAL INFORMATIONNEW Sports Camps Phone Number908-526-1200, ext. 8868Campers arrive at 9:00 am (early drop-off available at 7:30 am). Campersmeet with the coaching staff in the gymnasium, and then they are taken out tothe field/courts where they are skill tested and placed in small groups accordingto age and ability.Daily Schedule for All SessionsMorning Session — individual development, physical fitness and functionaltraining to improve basic skills needed in game situations.Lunch — The <strong>College</strong> cafeteria is open Monday-Thursday for the purchase of hotor cold meals. Bag lunches may be brought and eaten in the cafeteria. Cafeteria isclosed on Friday, please bring bag lunch.Afternoon Sessions — devoted to developing team play and tactics. Programfocuses on position play, group tactics and principles of play in game-like situations.Every camper is given individual instruction and attention. After a busy day on thefield or court, campers cool off with an optional swim in our indoor pool. Pleasebring swimsuit.Camp Articles Needed — sneakers, sweats socks (2 pair), shorts and towel.Swim suit optional. Campers are provided with lockers and shower facilities. Bringyour own lock. RVCC is not responsible for lost or missing personal property.Campers should be picked up at 4:00 pm, Monday through Thursday,and 3:00 pm on Friday. Aftercare is available.Health Services — Health services are available during the camp sessions. Alicense health provider is on duty Monday through Friday during the hours of thecamps.Medications — If a child needs medications by injections or an allergy kit, thechild or Parent/guardian must administer that medication. Each parent/guardianmust complete a medical history form identifying his/her child’s medical statusi.e. - allergies, migraine, etc.-and the time the medication should be administered.Asthma inhalers are also permitted if both the camper’s physician and parent/guardian complete a medical form. The camper must be able to self-administerhis/her inhaler and it must be labeled with his/her name and kept with the camperduring camp hours.Sign Up EarlyTake advantages of our early registration fee!Fees include a $25.00 non-refundable registration deposit.Early Registration DeadlineApril 15, 2011 for all Sports CampsExcluding four day basketball campsDiscounted PriceFull-Day Discounted Price $175.00NEW Sports Camps Fax Number908-575-945818 www.raritanval.edu/sportscamps Register Today
2011 Spring & Summer Youth Registration FormYouth Enrichment: 908-526-1200, ext. 8404—Fax: 908-253-6696 • Youth Sports: 908-526-1200, ext. 8868❏ Check here if this is a new address or telephone number.Please print clearly.Student I.D. Number (if known): ___________________________Social Security Number: ___________ - _______ - __________Child’s First Name: ________________________________ M.I.:______ Last Name:______________________________________________Check: ❏ Female ❏ Male Child’s Age: ______ Child’s Date of Birth: Month: ________________ Day: ______ Year: ________Ethnic: ❏ African-American ❏ Asian ❏ Caucasian ❏ Hispanic/Latino ❏ OtherHome Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________City: _________________________________________ State/Zip: ___________________ County: ______________________________Parent Home Phone: (________)________________________________Cellular Phone: (________)___________________________________SPRING <strong>Programs</strong> ONLY - PLEASE FILL OUT THE SECTION BELOWWork Phone: (_________)___________________________________________Home or Business E-mail: ______________________________________________CRN# (5 digit number) COURSE TITLE (abbreviate) START DATE FEES CRN# (5 digit number) COURSE TITLE (abbreviate) START DATE FEES____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________54321 (example) Sculpture Apr. 6 $ 59________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<strong>SUMMER</strong> <strong>Programs</strong>, SPORTS CAMPS, Before & After CARE, & Lunch Care FILL OUT PROGRAM GRID ON BACKHEALTH INFORMATION must be completed in full.Doctor: ______________________________________________Phone: (_________)____________________________________Current Medications: _________________________________________________________________________________________________Mother’s Name: _________________________________________Mother’s Work #: (_________)______________________________Father’s Name: __________________________________________Father’s Work #: (_________)_______________________________Emergency Name: ________________________________________Emergency Phone #: (_________)____________________________My child’s immunizations are up-to-date as required by New Jersey law? Yes ❏ No ❏With this registration I am affirming that my child is in good health with no physical limitations that would hinder (his or her) active participation. Yes ❏ No ❏RELEASE INFORMATION for persons not listed above.Children will be released to authorized individuals only.If you wish to have child picked up by someone not on this list, you must provide us with a revised list 48 hours before pick-up date.Name: ___________________________________________ Relationship: __________________________________________________Phone #: (________)________________________________Name: ___________________________________________ Relationship: __________________________________________________Phone #: (________)________________________________RELEASE AUTHORIZATION: If an emergency illness or injury occurs, I hereby authorized <strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> to treat and/or send my child to a physician or hospitaland authorize the necessary treatment. I also authorized the physician or hospital to release my child after treatment to a representative of <strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>, ifnecessary. All information on this form is complete, true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I give my consent for my child to be photograph or videotaped for promotionalpurposes. I do not expect compensation when RVCC takes promotional photos and videos of students in the learning environment.Signature of Parent/Guardian: __________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________PAYMENT INFORMATION must be completed in full.YOUTH PROGRAM’S POLICY ON REFUNDS: Written withdrawals must be in at least ten (10) business days before the start of the class, less a $15 or $25 (Sports Camp) Administrative Fee.CHECK ENCLOSED - Check #: ________ Make checks payable to: RVC <strong>College</strong> mail to: RVCC, <strong>College</strong> Advancement, PO Box 3300, Somerville, NJ 08876CREDIT CARD PAYMENT - Check credit card: ❏ VISA ❏ Discover ❏ MasterCardName that appears on card: ___________________________________________________16 Digit Credit Card #: _______________________________ Expiration Date: _______ Cardholder’s Signature: ___________________________________ALL REGISTRATION INFORMATION must be completed in full in order to ENROLL. 19
*Denotes two week class**Denotes fee includes lunch care<strong>SUMMER</strong> 2011 REGISTRATION GRIDChild’s Name: _________________________________________________________________Sports Camps - Deduct $20 discount if registering prior to April 15, excluding four day Basketball Camp.20Course Title CRN Total Amt Course Title CRN Total Amt Course Title CRN Total Amt Course Title CRN Total AmtJune 27-30 July 11-15 CONTINUED July 25-29 August 8-127:30-9am Before Care 31552 $ 349am-12pm Glam It Up 31452 $ 175# 7:30-9am Before Care 31556 $ 427:30-9am Before Care 31558 $ 429am-12pm Chess I 31431 $ 1409am-12pm The Debate Team* 31467 $ 215# 9am-12pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31401 $ 1859am-12pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31405 $ 1859am-12pm Your First 3-D Video Game 31408 $ 1509am-12pm DNA: Your Unique Code* 31473 $ 275# 9am-12pm Junkyard Warriors 31415 $ 1859am-12pm Video Game Animation 31417 $ 1859am-12pm Lego Films & Stop Action 31411 $ 1509am-12pm Statistics: Methods in Data* 31474 $ 275# 9am-12pm Win Win 31450 $ 1859am-12pm Follow the Leader 31444 $ 1859am-12pm Young Author's 31429 $ 1409am-12pm Lego Loco 31517 $ 175# 9am-12pm The Writer's Block* 31469 $ 2159am-12pm Advanced Math* 31481 $ 2759am-12pm American Girl 31460 $ 1409am-4pm Space: Infiniti & Beyond** 31543 $ 315# 9am-12pm The Story of Numbers* 31477 $ 2759am-12pm Math Problem Solving* 31484 $ 2759am-12pm Electronic Lab 31509 $ 1509am-4pm SAT Accelerated** 31464 $ 288# 9am-12pm Anticipating Algebra* 31478 $ 2759am-12pm Multi-Media Painting 31504 $ 1759am-12pm We Do Robotics 31522 $ 1409am-4pm Basketball Camp 31006 $ 195# 9am-12pm Multi-Media Painting 31503 $ 1759am-12pm Lego Loco 31519 $ 1759am-12pm K'NEX Amusement 31534 $ 14012-1pm Lunch Care 31570 $ 15# 9am-12pm Hovercraft: Design Your 31513 $ 1859am-12pm Teaching 101 31459 $ 1759am-12pm Secret Agent Lab 31541 $ 1501-4pm Battle-Bot 31521 $ 175# 9am-12pm Lego Star Wars 31532 $ 1759am-4pm Want To Be a Model** 31501 $ 3449am-4pm Want To Be a Model** 31500 $ 2751-4pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31398 $ 1859am-12pm Advanced Transforming 31537 $ 1759am-4pm TV Hosting/News** 31498 $ 3449am-4pm Basketball Camp 31004 $ 1551-4pm Passion for Fashion 31410 $ 1859am-12pm Make & Take 31539 $ 1759am-4pm Remote Controlled Car** 31549 $ 45012-1pm Lunch Care 31568 $ 121-4pm Chess Club 31438 $ 1759am-12pm Radical Reactions 31544 $ 1859am-4pm SAT Accelerated** 31466 $ 2881-4pm Lego Games 31418 $ 1501-4pm Follow the Leader 31443 $ 18510am-1:45pmBabysitter's Training 31425 $ 939am-4pm Soccer Camp 31011 $ 1951-4pm Ultimate Claymation 31420 $ 1501-4pm Girls Rule 21456 $ 1759am-4pm Film & TV** 31496 $ 34412-1pm Lunch Care 31574 $ 151-4pm Boost Abilities Puzzles 31433 $ 1401-4pm Fun With Mandarin* 31468 $ 2159am-4pm Softball Camp 31008 $ 1951-4pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31404 $ 1851-4pm Little Stars 31502 $ 1401-4pm Paradigm Shifts* 31475 $ 2759am-4pm Baseball Camp 31009 $ 1951-4pm Video Game Animation 31550 $ 1851-4pm Model Airplanes-Bridges 31510 $ 1501-4pm Special Topics* 31476 $ 27512-1pm Lunch Care 31572 $ 151-4pm Follow the Leader 31445 $ 1851-4pm Chemical Magic Plus 31525 $ 1401-4pm Lego Loco 31518 $ 1751-4pm Video Game Animation 31416 $ 1851-4pm Fairy Princess 31463 $ 1751-4pm Lego Star Wars 31530 $ 1404-6pm After Care 31562 $ 621-4pm Empires & Aliens 31423 $ 1851-4pm Elements of Drama* 31482 $ 2751-4pm Mad Machines/Engineers 31542 $ 150July 18-22 1-4pm Win Win 31451 $ 1851-4pm Multicultural Literature* 31483 $ 2754-6pm After Care 31560 $ 507:30-9am Before Care 31555 $ 421-4pm Arabic Language* 31470 $ 2151-4pm Fun Making Sculptures 31506 $ 175July 5-8 9am-12pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31400 $ 1851-4pm Word Origins* 31479 $ 2751-4pm Physicis, Flight & Rocketry 31540 $ 1757:30-9am Before Care 31553 $ 349am-12pm Lego Films 31412 $ 1851-4pm Journey into Jurisprudence* 31480 $ 2751-4pm Ancient World 31455 $ 1759am-12pm Computer Camp 31397 $ 1409am-12pm Wksp for Young Writers* 31426 $ 3441-4pm Fun Making Sculptures 31505 $ 1754-6pm After Care 31566 $ 629am-12pm Chess II 31432 $ 1409am-12pm Wksp for Young Writers* 31427 $ 3441-4pm Chemical Magic 31514 $ 185August 15-199am-12pm Chemical Magic Plus 31527 $ 1409am-12pm Wksp for Young Writers* 31428 $ 3441-4pm Lego Architect 31536 $ 1757:30-9am Before Care 31559 $ 4210am-1:45pmBabysitter's Training 31424 $ 939am-12pm Chess Club 31439 $ 1751-4pm Junior Physician 31545 $ 1859am-12pm Lego Games 31419 $ 1859am-4pm Money Camp** 31471 $ 2599am-12pm Let's Talk 31446 $ 1854-6pm After Care 31564 $ 629am-12pm FX: Special Effects 31422 $ 1859am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31485 $ 6489am-12pm Ancient World 31454 $ 175August 1-5 9am-12pm Boost Abilities Puzzles 31436 $ 1759am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31486 $ 6489am-12pm Thru the Lens & Curtain 31491 $ 1757:30-9am Before Care 31557 $ 429am-12pm Juggling 31441 $ 1759am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31487 $ 6489am-12pm Rockit Robotics 31511 $ 1859am-12pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31403 $ 1859am-12pm Let's Talk 31448 $ 1859am-4pm Film & TV ** 31495 $ 2759am-12pm Diggin for Dinos 31528 $ 1759am-12pm Lightz!Camera!Action! 31406 $ 1859am-12pm Intro to Guitar 31508 $ 1759am-4pm TV Hosting/News** 31497 $ 2759am-12pm Lego Architect 31535 $ 1759am-12pm Young Author's 31430 $ 1759am-12pm Red Hot Robots 31546 $ 1859am-4pm Basketball Camp 31005 $ 1559am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31488 $ 7199am-12pm Girls Rule 31457 $ 1759am-4pm Acting for the Camera** 31499 $ 34412-1pm Lunch Care 31569 $ 129am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31489 $ 7199am-12pm Thru the Lens & Curtain 31493 $ 17512-1pm Lunch Care 31575 $ 151-4pm Chess III 31437 $ 1409am-4pm Fine/Performing Arts*/** 31490 $ 7199am-12pm Advanced Robotics 31515 $ 1851-4pm Lightz!Camera!Action! 31407 $ 1851-4pm Fairy Princess 31462 $ 1409am-4pm Robo500 Grand* 31548 $ 4509am-12pm Chemical Magic Plus 31526 $ 1751-4pm Lego Films 31413 $ 1851-4pm We Do Robotics 31524 $ 1409am-4pm Basketball Camp 31007 $ 1959am-12pm Star Wars 31533 $ 1751-4pm Chess Club 31440 $ 1754-6pm After Care 31561 $ 5012-1pm Lunch Care 31571 $ 159am-4pm SAT Accelerated** 31465 $ 2881-4pm Let's Talk 31449 $ 185July 11-15 CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN 1-4pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31399 $ 1859am-4pm Soccer Camp 31010 $ 1951-4pm More Power to You 31547 $ 1857:30-9am Before Care 31554 $ 421-4pm Junkyard Warriors 31414 $ 18512-1pm Lunch Care 31573 $ 154-6pm After Care 31567 $ 629am-12pm Battle-Bot 31520 $ 1751-4pm Boost Abilities Puzzles 31435 $ 1751-4pm Make Your 1st Video Game 31402 $ 1859am-12pm Intro to Guitar 31507 $ 1751-4pm Let's Talk 31447 $ 1851-4pm Model United Nations 31551 $ 1859am-12pm Camp Rock Star 31409 $ 1851-4pm Teaching 101 31458 $ 1751-4pm Glam It Up 31453 $ 1759am-12pm FX: Special Effects 31421 $ 1851-4pm Thru the Lens & Curtain 31492 $ 1751-4pm American Girl 31461 $ 1759am-12pm Boost Abilities Puzzles 31434 $ 1751-4pm Botball 31512 $ 1851-4pm Thru the Lens & Curtain 31494 $ 175Column 4 Subtotal:9am-12pm Follow the Leader 31442 $ 1851-4pm We Do Robotics 31523 $ 1751-4pm Mouse Robot 31516 $ 185Column 3 Subtotal:1-4pm Lego Star Wars 31531 $ 1751-4pm Diggin for Dinos 31529 $ 175Column 2 Subtotal:4-6pm After Care 31563 $ 621-4pm Advanced Transforming 31538 $ 175Column 1 Subtotal4-6pm After Care 31565 $ 62L Less Discounts Applied:Column 1 Subtotal Column 2 Subtotal Column 3 Subtotal Total Fees Paid:
REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration must include full payment along with fully completed Registration Form.In-PersonOur office is located on the lower level of the <strong>College</strong> Center. We are open Monday throughFriday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. (After June 1, Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am to5:00 pm.)Fax 908-253-6696FAX your registration to us anytime, 24 hours a day.Be sure to include all information, including your VISA,Discover or MasterCard number. Payment due upon registration.Phone 908-526-1200, Ext. 8404Dozens of exciting classes are just a phone call away.Simply call us for a registration form that can be faxed or mailed back.Youth registration can not be done by phone.MailComplete the registration form and mail it with a checkor money order made payable to RVC <strong>College</strong> or completethe credit card section and mail to:RVCC<strong>College</strong> AdvancementP.O. Box 3300Somerville, N.J. 08876E-mail (info only)youth@raritanval.eduOn-line www.raritanval.edu/youthView our course offerings at www.raritanval.edu/youth.Printable registration form available.Register Early! Many of our classes have limited enrollment and fill quickly. Sign upearly to insure a place in the course of your choice.Course Confirmation & LocationApproximately 5 days before the start of your course, a confirmation notice is mailed containingall necessary information If you have not received written confirmation regardingyour course within 2 business days of the course starting date, please call 908-526-1200, Ext.8404. There are no refunds because you did not receive written confirmation.Cancellation & Refund PolicyThe Youth Program operates on a self-supporting budget based on tuition income. We arepleased to offer you a refund for your course provided you adhere to the following refundpolicy and process. We regret that there can be no exceptions to the following cancellationpolicy due to an individual's personal or professional circumstances.If the <strong>College</strong> cancels a course prior to the first class, registrants receive the entire tuition andfees refunded. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for processing and mailing of your refund.No refund can be provided for cancellation/withdrawal by the student without writtennotification at least ten (10) business days prior to the start date of the course.If a student requests a withdrawal from a course, it must be in writing and received inthe office of Youth <strong>Programs</strong> at least ten (10) business days prior to the course start date.Registrants canceling their enrollment in writing ten (10) or more business days beforethe beginning of a course, receive a full refund less a non-refundable registration fee of$15, sports camp fee of $25. The written request should include: student name, homeaddress, home telephone number, the course name and course number or CRN. Pleasefax your request to 908-253-6696 or mail it to <strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>, <strong>College</strong>Advancement, PO Box 3300, Somerville, New Jersey 08876.The <strong>College</strong> reserves the right to limit registrations, combine like courses and to cancelcourses if enrollment is insufficient. If the <strong>College</strong> cancels a course, we will contact you bytelephone. At that time, you may choose to register for another course or to quickly processyour refund. All refund checks are sent by mail to the student.We offer the option of providing some programs off site. In addition to the convenience ofoff site programs, this option allows you the freedom to tailor any of our programs to yourindividual needs.Before and After CareFOR ALL <strong>SUMMER</strong> YOUTH PROGRAMSAGES 6-17<strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s is pleased to offer summer program participants bothBefore and After Camp Care. If you would like your child to take part in an extendedday program that allows you to bring your participant as early as 7:30 am and pick youryoungster up at or before 6 pm, please indicate on the Registration Form.Week of CRN Before Care Cost CRN After Care CostJune 27 - 30* 31552 $34 31560 $50July 5 - 8* 31553 $34 31561 $50July 11 - 15 31554 $42 31562 $62July 18 - 22 31555 $42 31563 $62July 25 - 29 31556 $42 31564 $62August 1 - 5 31557 $42 31565 $62August 8 - 12 31558 $42 31566 $62August 15 - 19 31559 $42 31567 $62* No Program July 1 & 4Before-Care: Participants are supervised on campus from 7:30 – 9:00 am duringthe weeks listed above. RVCC’s experienced staff ensures your child’s safety and promptcheck-in at their regularly scheduled programs. You may enroll in any or all of the weeksin which your child is attending a program.After-Care: At the end of the regular day, children enrolled in this program remain oncampus where they participate in a variety of supervised activities until 6:00 pm. You mayenroll for any or all of the weeks in which your child is attending a program. Participantsare not permitted to remain on campus following the end of their regularly scheduledprogram day without authorized supervision.Refunds: No refunds can be provided for cancellation/withdrawal from Before or AfterCare.Lunch CareLUNCH IS NOT INCLUDEDFOR ALL <strong>SUMMER</strong> YOUTH PROGRAMSAGES 6-17<strong>Raritan</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s is pleased to offer summer program participantsLunch Care. Participants are supervised on campus from 12:00-1:00pm during the weekslisted below. RVCC’s experienced staff ensures your child’s safety and prompt check-in attheir regularly scheduled programs. You may enroll in any or all of the weeks in whichyour child is attending a program. Lunch is not included.To take advantage of this service, the child must be enrolled in a morning andafternoon class.Week of CRN CostJune 27 - 30* 31568 $12July 5 - 8* 31569 $12July 11 - 15 31570 $15July 18 - 22 31571 $15July 25 - 29 31572 $15August 1 - 5 31573 $15August 8 - 12 31574 $15August 15 - 19 31575 $15* No Program July 1 & 4Refunds: No refunds can be provided for cancellation/withdrawal from Lunch Coverage.REGISTRATION and PAYMENT must include full payment of tuition and feesalong with fully completed Registration Form at the time of registration.For more information call 908-526-1200, ext. 8404.21
@ raritan valleyYouth <strong>Programs</strong>community collegeages 5 - 17Our 10th AnniversaryOPEN HOUSESunday, March 20 th2 - 5 pmRSVP: Ralph Dunhamn by March 4 thyouth@raritanval.eduwww.raritanval.edu/youthsportscampsP.O. Box 3300 • Somerville, NJ 08876-1265Non-ProfitUS PostagePAIDNew Brunswick, NJPermit No. 981art artsciencespringand2011summer118 Lamington Road, Branchburg, New Jerseyenrichmentenrichmentcomputers
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