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Naperville / North - June 24 - July 3 |
Jefferson Junior High School, 1525 N. Loomis Street
9:00 - 12:00 Tuition: $335
Click HERE for general program details.
Course Descriptions:
Ocean Explorers: Sail the ocean blue! Visit
islands around the globe, investigate tidal pools,
scuba dive around coral reefs, and discover the
briny deep through imaginative interdisciplinary
activities. Grades PreK-K
Mrs. Canople's LOL Club: Do you love telling
jokes or drawing funny critters? Do you want
to improve your improv or get your friends to
laugh louder? Fine-tune your craft, and earn
"funny money." Shop at the Rubber Chicken
store to rent glam props, or make them yourself.
Then strut your stuff where it's safe, nurturing
and, most of all, fun! Grades 1-8
Invention Lab: Reconfigure great gadgets,
design innovative thingamabobs, and develop
futuristic gizmos. Bring your inventions from
design to patent, model to market. Follow the
path of great inventors! Grades 1-4
Roller Coaster Physics: Explore forces
centrifugal and centripetal, acceleration and
velocity. Seek the ultimate balance of speed,
thrills, and safety, as you design and construct
working models and mini-coasters. Grades 4-8
Lego WeDo Robotics: Build robots, such as
an alligator, with Legos, motors, gears, and
sensors. Program your robots using a computer.
($10 lab fee) Grades 1-4
Lego Mindstorms Robotics I: Create an auto-
nomous robot using motors, gears, and sensors.
Program it to complete tasks of increasing
complexity, then observe the results. Do your
commands direct your robot as you intended?
($10 lab fee) Grades 3-8
Lego Mindstorms Robotics II: Work with
other advanced students to strategize solutions
for challenging tasks as you employ creative
problem solving to construct and program your
robots. ($10 lab fee) Grades 5-8
Computer Lab I: Design your own computer
game. Use interactive animation and hyperlinks,
together with slide transitions, effects, and
timing. Play your game creation on any
computer, anywhere! Grades 3-8
Computer Lab II: Advance your programming
skills and design a more sophisticated game.
(Prerequisite: Computer Lab I) Grades 4-8
2-D Studio: Observe, imagine, and create
unique works of art while experimenting with
a variety of drawing and painting techniques.
Thrive in an atmosphere where you are
encouraged to express your own imaginative
ideas. Grades 1-8
3-D Math: Construct polyhedra, experiment
with various building materials, and investigate
volume. Explore principles of geometry and
develop spatial intuition through hands-on
activities. Grades 1-4
Mythology from A to Z: Discover gods, god-
desses, mortals, and beasts through explora-
tion of mythology across time and space, from
Aabit to Mercury to Zeus. Study the always
feuding Greek and Roman immortals, the mys-
terious Egyptian gods, the story of the Phoenix,
and much more. Grades 1-8
Graphic Novel: Do you like comic books,
illustrating, creating colorful art, or writing? A
graphic novel combines all of these elements.
Develop an original story, create the characters
and dialogue, plot out the storyboard, and ink it!
Grades 4-8
Creative Writing: Could posters, magazines,
paintings, films, and books inspire you to write
stories and poetry? See your work published
in our writing magazine. Submit your work to
competitions; our students have won many
prizes for excellence in writing stories and
poems. Grades 1-8
Bienvenue � la classe Fran�aise! Come to
Paris in your own classroom through personal,
social, and cultural interactions. Become a
native�or at least a beginning one, through
songs, games, and art. Speak French every
day. Grades 1-8
Additional Worlds of Wisdom and Wonder Locations for Summer 2013:
Burr Ridge |
Chicago - Lakeview East |
Chicago - Lakeview West |
Chicago - Lincoln Park |
Chicago - Portage Park
Elgin |
Elmhurst |
Glenview |
Grayslake/Prairie Crossing |
Naperville - South |
Oak Forest |
Skokie
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