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6 | March 5, 2020 | 22nd century media camp guide part two 22ndCenturyMedia.com Learn to code this summer at Codeverse Summer Camps From creating video games and 3D models, to building and navigating robots around a futuristic lab, Codeverse summer camp located in Wilmette is an out-of-this-world experience for kids ages 6-13. This summer, launch your kids into a universe of fun and learning at Codeverse’s week-long day camps. Spend a week exploring their interactive studio, creating multi-level video games, building real robots, designing 3D printed projects, learning to code and more. The Codeverse summer camp program is designed for first through eighth graders and is packed with hands-on STEM activities and challenges for beginner and pro coders alike. An interactive camp experience The Codeverse studio is a futuristic, digital wonderland. Every aspect — from the furniture to the hardware — is designed to encourage play, inspire creativity, pique curiosity and promote collaboration. Each day of camp is assigned a theme (game development, robotics, 3D printing, circuitry, etc.) and is comprised of exciting and educational adventures, including: • Program concert-hall lights and speakers, robot arms, and TVs using real code. Bring the studio to life. • Build your own robot and compete in highspeed robot races on obstacle courses designed by campers. • Create jaw-dropping 3D printed designs with CraftBot. • Design multi-level video games. Play and share with friends and family. Throughout the week, campers embark on explorations (field trips) to nearby businesses. Past explorations include the Apple store, Children’s Museum and Whole Foods. To cap it off, campers show off their coding creations to family and friends during Demo Day, a celebration that is held every Friday afternoon during camp. Award-winning curriculum At Codeverse, campers build games and apps, as well as program dozens of gadgets featured within the Codeverse studio, using KidScript. KidScript is a real programming language that draws inspiration from (and acts as a gateway to) other languages, including JavaScript, Ruby, Python, C++, and Visual Basic. It includes all the key concepts of programming and enables untethered creativity for each kid that attends camp. Summer Camp Schedule Weekly summer camps run Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (with late pick-up available). Lunches, beverages, and afternoon snacks are included in the camp, with flexibility in dietary restrictions. The camp is located at 517 Green Bay Road, Wilmette. Call or Text for more information at (844) 644-2633. Early Bird Pricing Right now, Codeverse is offering $200 off 2020 Summer Camps until 3/31/20. To reserve your child’s spot, visit codeverse.com/camps/ and use code EARLYBIRD-200. Submitted by Codeverse, 517 Green Bay Road, Wilmette, (844) 644-2633. Chinese Full-immersion Summer Camp •Camps run 6/15-8/21, 9:00-3:00 •Before and after care available •No minimum week sign up requirement •We accept children between 3.5 and 16 years old •Lunch is included in the summer camp tuition (325-dollar per week) •A 25-dollar discount per week for a signup before March 15 •A 1:6 teacher-to-child ratio or less 3220 Big Tree Lane, Wilmette, IL 60091 847-380-0018 info@chicagochinesecenter.com NOW ENROLLING
22ndCenturyMedia.com camp guide part two 22nd century media | March 5, 2020 | 7 SNAP’s maintaining structure in a free environment Studio North Academy of the Performing Arts is a community like no other. With both musicians and dancers communing and supporting each other, the studio is a thriving center for the arts. Thousands of students have passed through the doors of SNAP. Owner Pamela Sue Fox makes it a priority to know each child and family, establishing a lasting relationship for years to come. The studio, established in 2011, evolved from Ms. Fox after teaching dance and voice in Wilmette for over 11 years. Currently in her 20th year of instructing in the community, SNAP pupils have gone on to study the arts in exceptional programs, such as Eastman School of Music, Berkelee College of Music, Cornish College of the Arts, and Ohio State University, Joffrey Ballet SI, Interlochen, and North Carolina School for The Arts, to name a few. The dance and voice programs at SNAP are carefully graded, presenting a strong progression of building blocks for success and an absence of injury. From the tiniest dancers at age 2, to the most advanced teenaged students, dancers study with careful instruction and age-appropriate progressions, music and costuming. SNAP offers an Academy Track for more serious students, in which ballet is required, to help build technique, strength and stamina. There is a recreational track for students who wish to dance for fun, yet the levels consist of the same careful and focused instruction. Adult classes are plentiful and recreational in nature, but have dedicated students who have studied for years together. Performance opportunities are abound at SNAP. Recreational students can opt to participate in the annual Nutcracker production and the opening number of the recitals. Students can also choose to audition for the three dance companies – the Snappies mini dance company, the Apprentice dance company, and the competitive SNAP Company, which perform all over the region, including at festivals, retirement homes, dance competitions, theme parks, and more! Summer programs end with an in-studio performance each week. SNAP faculty is handpicked for their teaching ability. Each of SNAP’s instructors forms a bond with their students, encouraging them to be their best and work to their fullest potential. The staff is dedicated to teaching to the presented syllabus and regular evaluations are presented to Academy students to help them grow and improve. The long-term benefits of a serious arts education are incomparable. Students who study the Performing arts create habits of perseverance, dedication, problem-solving, teamwork, regular practice, patience and so much more. Call to learn what SNAP can offer your family, your child and their future. Submitted by SNAP - Studio North Academy of the Performing Arts, LLC, 414 Linden Ave., Wilmette, (847) 251-7627 ayso From Page 4 created many valuable pro-grams and concepts. Most notably, AYSO revolutionized youth sports with its Everyone Plays and Balanced Teams philosophies. In AYSO, each child who registers is guaranteed to play at least half of every game. AYSO recognizes that games are more fun when the teams are evenly matched, so teams are balanced teams based on each player’s skill level and the overall ability of the team. AYSO 425 teams up with international and American professional soccer trainers to provide top notch soccer instruction for AYSO’s players and expand the pro-grams that AYSO 425 offers. Throughout the year AYSO 425 provides professional trainers with fall and spring training programs for all ages, team coaching, coaches clinics and after-school clinics. AYSO’s camps for 2020 will run between July 13-18 and Aug. 17-21. If you are interested in learning more about AYSO 425 and registering your child for soccer, visit www.playsoccer.org. Submitted by AYSO 425, P.O. Box 565, Winnetka, (800) 872-2976 Summer 2020 JOIN IN THE FUN OF CREATIVITY! 8 weekly sessions - $205/week from June 22 – August 14 Morning Art Discovery Camp 9:00-11:30am ages 5-7 Afternoon Adventure Camp 1:00-3:30pm ages 8-11 Register for one, two or all 8 weeks. New projects each week—no repeats! Sign up online at Northshoreartleague.org For children ages 5-11 For more information: northshoreartleague.org or call 847-446-2870
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