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Oak Forest - June 17 - 28 |
Kerkstra Elementary School, 14950 S. Laramie Avenue
9:20 - 12:00* Tuition: $365
9:20 - 3:00* Tuition: $570
*Extended Care Available: 7:00-9:20 and 3:00-6:00
Click HERE for general program details.
Course Descriptions:
All About the Farm: Who lives on a farm? Who
works there? What animals are usually found on
a farm and what do they do? Why do we need
farms? How are crops planted and harvested?
Experience life on a farm through stories, drama,
music, and creative, hands-on activities!
Grades PreK-K
Mad Scientists Loose in the Kitchen: Discover
the amazing chemical phenomena happening in
your pantries and refrigerators. Explore sundry
savory science! Grades PreK-K
Flights of Fantasy and Science: From Icarus
to Armstrong, people have been fascinated with
flying. Discover the principles of flight and apply
them to your own experimental aircraft that you
have just constructed. Grades 1-4
Paleontology: Ponder paleozoological puzzle-
ments! Organize a dig and embark on a sim-
ulated expedition to unearth fossils millions of
years old. Analyze the fossils of various dino-
saurs as well as of other ancient creatures,
such as primitive cockroaches, prehistoric
giant dragonflies, and trilobites. Grades 3-8
Chess Club I: Intrigued by the game of chess?
Learn how to play, exploring basic openings,
end games, and strategies. Grades 1-6
Chess Club II: Sharpen your skills and strategic
thinking by investigating advanced openings,
end games, and strategies. 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
Theater Club: Experience the exhilarating world
of live theater! Develop characters as you play
theater games and rehearse skits, culminating
in a performance for family and friends on the
last day. Grades 1-8
Art Studio: Create multi-dimensional master-
pieces of mixed media, methods, and muses,
such as collage, printmaking, sculpture, drawing,
pastels, and watercolor. Enjoy seeing the results
of your own imagination and original ideas!
Grades 1-8
Creating Games from Scratch: Learn how to
program computer games in Scratch, developed
at MIT and used to create a wide variety of
games, from simple to complex. Grades 3-8
Advanced Scratch: Extend your knowledge of
programming in Scratch. Hone your skills and
create more sophisticated games. Grades 5-8
Eclectic Science Lab: Explore various fields of
science! Investigate biology, physics, chemistry,
astronomy, and the natural environment through
hands-on experiments and challenging activities.
Grades 3-8
Dinosaurs, Fossils, and Digs: What can fossils
teach us? Learn how paleontologists dig for
fossils through imaginative, hands-on activities.
Investigate intriguing dinosaurs, from ankylo-
saurus to zuniceratops. Grades 1-2
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
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 - North |
Naperville - South |
Skokie
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