Hudson Montessori School Summer 2015 Brochure

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Welcome to Summer at Hudson Montessori School! We are excited to have you join us for our 2015 summer offerings. In our “Explore Your Interests” camps you can pick the individual sessions to express and develop your interests and in our “Create Your Day” program you can design your daily or weekly schedule. All of the programs offer fun and interesting activities and are open to children between the ages of 3 to 12. This is a time for children to explore, create and discover; a time for them to make new friends and to reconnect with old ones; and a time for laughter, singing and playing. On the following pages you will find information regarding our summer offerings including Archery, Photography, Fashion Fun and Chamber Festival to name a few! All of our programs are staffed by talented and dedicated camp counselors, most of whom are HMS faculty, staff and alumni as detailed on the “Discover Who’s Teaching” section. Once again this summer, we are excited to partner with the Great Lakes Science Center. The GLSC will be sending their talented, experienced staff to lead the science camps! Their knowledge and professional abilities make science, technology and engineering come alive and generate a lot of fun! Boys and girls will participate through hands-on projects and scientific discovery. We encourage you to visit our website at www.hudsonmontessori.org for more information about Hudson Montessori School, our beautiful 12 acre campus and our philosophy of educating the child to his or her fullest potential. To assist you with a more efficient registration process, we have added registration forms to our website which can be printed and filled out. The brochure can be accessed through our Summer Programs link with further registration instructions. If you should have any questions please feel free to contact me at 330.342.7235 or coneill@hudsonmontessori.org. We realize that families balance many schedules during the summer and for your convenience we have flexible scheduling available. We look forward to providing you with an enriching summer experience. See you this summer! Sincerely,

Colleen O’Neill Auxiliary Programs Coordinator

Hudson Montessori School 7545 Darrow Road, Hudson, Ohio 44236

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11 Fun-Filled Weeks for 3-12 year olds (Attendance can be hourly, daily or weekly)

DATES June 8-June 12

WEEK #1

TITLE Color My World

WEEKLY THEME Have fun with color this week. Tie-dye a t-shirt, make your own chalk and so much more.

June 15-June 19

#2

Safety Heroes

Meet a Hero! A Fireman and a Policeman from Hudson will visit our camp. We will explore the importance of safety in our summer activities.

June 22-June 26

#3

Amazon Jungle

Come explore the Amazon Jungle with us as we discover exquisite plants, animals and insects that dwell in this tropical paradise.

June 29-July 2

#4

Stars and Stripes

Three cheers for the red, white and blue! Celebrate our nation’s 239th birthday and learn about its history.

July 6-July 10

#5

Camping at HMS

Did somebody say “s’mores”? Let’s pitch the tent and camp out at HMS.

July 13-July 17

#6

It’s a Bug’s Life

Let’s explore things that creep, crawl and fly high in the sky. We’ll look indoors, outdoors and all around!

July 20-July 24

#7

Spy Campers

Learn how to be a nature detective, make spy devices, write in code and be a super sleuth!

July 27-July 31

#8

Camp Carnival

Games, face painting and prizes, oh my! Popcorn, snow cones and so much more!

August 3-August 7

#9

Sports Galore

Badminton, kickball and tag are just a few of the sports we will learn about and play this week.

August 10-August 14

#10

Island Adventures

Help us create a Hawaiian paradise of tropical beauty. We will also explore the sea life in the Pacific Ocean.

August 17-August 21

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Pirate Adventure

Arrr-Mateys! Dig for gold, make a treasure map and be captain of the ship!

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BUMBLYBEE SOCCER This Stretch-n-Grow soccer program is designed to give children ages 3-5 their first soccer experience. Children will play a variety of movement and skill games, work on eye-foot coordination and balance and learn soccer fundamentals such as dribbling, passing and trapping. In addition, the concepts of teamwork and cooperation will be introduced in a noncompetitive environment. This camp will be led by Tom Duff of S-n-G. Ages: 3-5 Day: Monday Dates: June 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10, 17 Time: 10:15-11:00 am Class size: 5-12 campers Cost: $135 ($12 per class)

ALL-STAR CHEER SQUAD This camp gives children the perfect opportunity to learn what the sport of cheerleading is all about. The camp incorporates the fundamentals of cheering with arm movements, jumps, and a variety of cheers. Cheerleading offers the child the opportunity to develop more self-reliance and self-confidence on an individual level while stressing the importance of teamwork. This camp will be led by the Stretch-n-Grow staff. Ages: Day: Dates: Time: Class size: Cost:

3-5 Thursday June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, August 6, 13, 20 10:15-11:00 am 5-12 campers $125 (includes pom-poms and t-shirt) (no per class rates)

LAUGH & LEARN by KINDERMUSIK Laugh & Learn classes combine the preschooler’s natural love of music, storytelling, and imaginative play. Early music concepts are introduced. Age-appropriate activities will help foster the child’s independence, social and emotional skills, language growth, and self-control. Children will enjoy chants and stories, singing and moving, pretend-play and instrument-play. Weekly themes will include: Carnival of Music, Wild Animal Park and Splash! Your camp will be led by Kathleen Heydorn of Kindermusik. Ages: Day: Dates: Time: Class size: Cost:

3-5 Monday June 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10, 17 9:30-10:15 am 5-12 campers $150 ($14 per class)

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FAIRYTALE BALLET Fairytale Ballet is a week long camp that will teach the fundamentals of ballet while inspiring your child’s sense of creativity and self-expression. Every day we will explore a different fairy tale: hear the story, make props, create movement and learn to dance while gaining the knowledge of ballet steps and terminology. The end of the week will include a fun, informal performance to show the routines that the campers have learned. The magical journey begins here with teacher Jennifer Black. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

3-6 June 15-19 (Week #2) 9:00-11:30 6-12 campers $100

JUNIOR OLYMPIC SPORTS Hey, all you 3 to 6 year olds! Join Jump Start Sports and have a fun and meaningful week full of sports, learning and new friendships at Hudson Montessori School’s Junior Olympic Sports Camp! This camp features a different sport each day, enabling young campers the chance to learn about a variety of sports and to apply what they’ve learned by playing fun, low-key games. Campers will choose a country to represent during the “Olympic Games” and will make a flag to carry for the “Presentation of Medals”. Campers will also learn fun facts about the culture, demographics and customs of their chosen country. Parents are invited to attend the “Closing Ceremonies” on the last day of camp. Ages: 3-6 Week: August 3-7 (Week #9) Time: 9:00-12:00 pm Class size: 6-24 campers Cost: $90

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ISLAND ADVENTURES DANCE This dance camp is hot, hot, hot! Island Adventures is a camp that includes warm-ups, creative movement, a craft, and dance games while learning the fundamentals of jazz and ballet. The students will also learn a different routine every day and have a fun, informal performance at the end of the week. This fun camp is one week long and will have your child movin’ and groovin’ all the way to the beach! Jennifer Black will lead this hot summer camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

3-6 August 10-14 (Week #10) 9:00-11:30 am 6-12 campers $100

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Camps for Week of June 29-July 2, 2015 (Week #4) LEGO: ZOO ADVENTURE

New this summer!

Calling all zoologists and LEGO enthusiasts! We’re learning all about animals and building them in their natural habitats. Visit with Cleveland Metroparks Zoo naturalists to do research for our end-of-week project: a LEGO Zoo! Grades: Kindergarten-1st Week: 4 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $196

LEGO: UNDER THE SEA

New this summer!

Make an engineering splash with a nautical-themed week of LEGO fun! Research fish, shipwrecks and mermaids and build a nautical world of wonder with your fellow shipmates. Visit the Cleveland Aquarium and get inspiration for your fishy creations. You’ll be swimming in the fun! Grades: 2nd-3rd Week: 4 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $196

LEGO NXT: CURSE of the SPHINX New this summer! Who will be brave enough to open the tombs and challenge the Curse of the Sphinx? Using LEGO NXT: Robotics technology, go on an Egyptian adventure of scientific proportions! Make robots that cross the Nile, climb the pyramids and scream! Learn the basics of building and programming robots in this week of mummies and myths. Grades: 4th-5th Week: 4 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $208

Register online at www.greatscience.com or call 216-621-2400 Campers must bring a brown-bag lunch and snack each day of camp. All sessions include a field trip to Great Lakes Science Center & admission to an OMNIMAX film. 7


Camps for the Week of July 6-10, 2015 (Week #5) SKYWALKER’S GALAXY Enter the Order of the Jedi and explore new galaxies as you fight for peace and justice. Take an educational look into the scientific, technological, and historical trappings of the galaxy. Brush up your light saber skills as you prepare to become one with the Force! Grades: Kindergarten-1st Week: 5 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

CONSTRUCTION CAMP New this summer! Grab your tool belt and hard hat as we construct camp from the foundation up! Learn the basics of using real construction tools and engineering strategies to build usable items for our everyday work. Meet real construction engineers! Grades: 2nd-3rd Week: 5 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

DISSECTION DISCOVERY-BODY SYSTEMS New this summer! Hearts, lungs, kidneys and brains! Explore the organs that make up our body systems in this hands-on discovery camp. Dissect and discuss the amazing body and how it works! Due to its graphic nature, this camp may not be suitable for everyone. Grades: 4th-5th Week: 5 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $275

Register online at www.greatscience.com or call 216-621-2400 Campers must bring a brown-bag lunch and snack each day of camp. All sessions include a field trip to Great Lakes Science Center & admission to an OMNIMAX film. 8


Camps for the Week of July 13-July 17, 2015 (Week #6) MONSTER MAKER New this summer! Calling all little monsters! Spend a week imagining and engineering the perfect monster. Growl, stomp and claw to create your very own working monster suit. We’ll provide the materials, you bring along your creativity and your ROAR! Grades: Kindergarten-1st Week: 6 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

SPY SCIENCE Sneak and spy your way through camp as you learn the science behind codes, invisible ink, surveillance techniques, undercover maneuvers, and disguises. Learn to dust for and analyze fingerprints, design spy gadgets, and build an alarm system to protect your space. Search for clues to solve a scientific mystery. Can you crack the code? Grades: 2nd-3rd Week: 6 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

EXPERIMENTING with ELEMENTS From molecular basics to periodic extremes, this will be a camp to remember! Spend the week learning about chemical formulas, testing different reactions, and discovering the explosive world of chemistry. You’ll turn everyday household items into something spectacular! Grades: 4th-5th Week: 6 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $260

Register online at www.greatscience.com or call 216-621-2400 Campers must bring a brown-bag lunch and snack each day of camp. All sessions include a field trip to Great Lakes Science Center & admission to an OMNIMAX film. 9


Camps for the Week of July 20-July 24, 2015 (Week #7) CHEMICAL CONCOCTIONS Experiment with acids and bases, make slime and mix solutions that glow in the dark! Learn basic principles of chemistry as you mix, pour and stir concoctions that change before your eyes. Chemistry isn’t just about beakers and laboratories, either. It’s all around us! Grades: Kindergarten-1st Week: 7 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

CRAZY CHEMISTRY Become a chemist! Learn about the chemistry that you encounter every day in your house and at school. Experiment with chemical reactions and test different liquids. Create your own chromatography t-shirt to take home. Make and eat exothermic ice cream! Grades: 2nd-3rd Week: 7 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $245

MAKEY-MAKEY CAMP New this summer! Join the maker movement by creating everything from giant videogame controllers to a device that will take a picture of your little sister or brother rooting through your stuff. Use the Makey-Makey micro-controller for a series of challenges and spend your week designing and creating your own project. Grades: 4th-5th Week: 7 Time: 8:30 am-3:30 pm Class size: 12-24 campers Cost: $275

Register online at www.greatscience.com or call 216-621-2400 Campers must bring a brown-bag lunch and snack each day of camp. All sessions include a field trip to Great Lakes Science Center & admission to an OMNIMAX film. 10


DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FUN Children see the world differently than adults. In this class, they will share their viewpoints and creativity through their digital camera. Photography combines technical skills and art—we’ll explore both in this camp. We’ll begin with the basic tools found on almost any camera and demonstrate guidelines for effective composition. A basic knowledge of your camera’s functions is helpful for this camp. Each day will be a fun-filled work of photographic art with a mix of silly and serious including props, ideas and challenges. Assignments will be extended to individuals as well as teams in landscapes and macro, portraits, still life, action/sports, and creative compositions. At the conclusion of the week, each child will have created a journal with photography notes and sample prints of their daily work. Don’t forget to bring your digital camera and join Barbara Pennington for this exciting camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

9-12 June 8-June 12 (Week #1) 10:00-11:30 am 4-6 campers $160

MAGICAL MINI GARDENS Enter the enchanted realm of the “wee” people, fairies and gnomes by creating a miniature garden for them to inhabit. Campers will discover the history behind these little worlds and learn how to use natural and handcrafted materials to make their own magical abode. When you are finished with your beautiful garden you can display it in your garden or your home. Join HMS art teacher, Pat Barker, for this exciting and magical club. Container and plants will be provided for each camper. Ages: 7-12 Week: June 22-26 (Week #3) Time: 12:30-2:30 pm Class size: 4-8 campers Cost: $110 ($20 material fee included)

DRAWING 101 In this camp, students will learn technique and how “seeing” objects in a variety of ways will benefit their ability. The focus will be on process versus finished projects (unless of course ,campers want to use their sketches in that way). Still life, contour, shading and perspective will be some of the areas explored in this camp. Pencil, charcoal and conté crayon will be some of the media used. Each camper will receive a sketchbook and a variety of drawing materials to use and bring home at the end of the week. Your instructor will be HMS Directress, Mary Blatnik. Ages: 6-12 Week: June 22-26 (Week #3) Time: 9:00-11:30 am Class size: 6-12 campers Cost: $115 ($15 material fee included) 11


MINI SLUMBER PARTY SEWING CAMP At this mini slumber camp, you aren't sleeping over at the camp, you’re making what you would take to a slumber party! PJ pants, a cool pillowcase and a stuffed animal (of course!). This camp is limited to six students, so there is plenty of individual attention. You will receive a fabric/material shopping list from your instructor, Michelle Lazor prior to camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

8-12 June 29-July 2 (Week #4) 9:00-11:30 am 6 campers $95

FASHION FRENZY Don’t miss the popular HMS fashion camp in its sixth year with its creator, Mary Blatnik. All young fashion designers should bring their paint smock because we will tie-dye accessories and garments. We will design and create hand-made jewelry. It will be great fun to see your sense of style show in your own creations. Sign up soon for some fabulous, fashionable fun because this camp fills up quick!

Ages: 5-12 Week: July 13-17 (Week #6) Time: 9:00-11:30 am Class size: 4-12 campers Cost: $115 (Material fee of $20 included)

WORKING IN 3-D Not all works of art are made to be framed and hung on a wall. In this camp, Mary Blatnik will invite you to explore a range of materials such as paper and clay. You will have the opportunity to explore the genre of ephemeral art, which is temporary or short lived work only recorded in photographs. Join this exciting and unique camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

6-12 July 20-24 (Week #4) 9:00-11:30 am 6-12 campers $115 (Material fee of $15 included)

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BASKET OF YARN CROCHET CAMP Stephanie White will teach the basics of crochet and open up a whole new world of yarn crafts for your child, boy or girl. The art of crochet is easy to learn and is a fun and new skill for crafty campers. Experienced crocheters are welcome as well, and can improve their skills as they complete more complicated projects. Materials are included and your child will have a Basket of Yarn to bring home along with plenty of completed projects and a few in the works by the end of the week! Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

7-12 July 20-24 (Week #7) 9:00-11:30 am 4-8 campers $90

FUNCTIONAL ART Let’s explore and make boxes! We will be learning about the history of boxes and their many uses. Bring your construction skills and your imagination. Boxes are great fun to make and can be used in many different ways. With Artist and HMS Assistant, Pam Smith, you will make these hand constructed boxes out of wood, recycled papers, new paper in solid or printed patterns, big boxes or small boxes. We will leave it up to you! Bring along a healthy snack. All materials will be provided unless there is something special you would like to add to your creation. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

5-10 August 3-7 (Week #9) 9:30-11:30 am 4-8 campers $95

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PASTRY ARTS 101 What do you do with 20 pounds of flour, 10 pounds of butter, 12 pounds of sugar and 5 dozen eggs? Turn children into pastry chefs, of course! We’ll cover a wide range of baking skills in this class, from pie crusts and galettes to popovers to marshmallows, cupcakes and decorating with Swiss Meringue Buttercream. Bring your creativity and your sweet tooth and go home with samples, recipes and knowledge to impress your friends and family! Your lead Pastry Chef will be Monte Peterson. Day 1: Pie crusts and galettes, both sweet and savory. Day 2: Popovers and intro to Candy. Day 3: Candy, continued—marshmallows, honeycomb and chocolate lollipops. Day 4: Cupcake Wars-bake cupcakes, practice decorating. Day 5: Cupcake Wars-Buttercream, decorating and judging! Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

8-12 June 15-19 (Week #2) 9:00-11:00 am 5-12 campers $120 (Material fee of $20 included)

NEW TAKES ON OLD FAVORITES French Toast Roll Ups-a delicious, fruity twist to French toast. Fill your French toast with fruit, cream cheese, whipped cream, chocolate, fruit, cinnamon...the possibilities are endless! Loaded Nacho cheese fries-who doesn't love a plate of nachos smothered in cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, jalapenos, and Mexican toppings! Make your nachos with your favorite toppings. Buffalo chicken casserole-what?! This healthy twist on buffalo wings packs all the flavor of wings and is healthy! For dessert, ice cream cone cupcakes. A fun and delicious way to top off the week. At the end of the week you will take home a recipe book of all the favorites from the week. Laurie Householder will be your Head Chef. This is a NUT FREE camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

6-12 June 29-July 2 (Week #4) 9:00-11:30 am 6-12 campers $90 (Material fee of $15 included)

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IT’S ALL ABOUT THE PIZZA Do you love pizza? Join Laurie Householder and have fun making pizza! In this club you will make and eat a different type of pizza each day. Add the toppings that you like to Skillet Pizza, Pizza Puffs, Pizza Muffins, French Bread Pizza and Pizza Braids! Learn about the history of pizza and different ways that it is eaten around the world while we chop, dice and bake! At the end of camp you will take home a recipe book to make your favorite pizza to share with your family. This is a NUT FREE camp. Ages: 6-12 Week: July 20-24 (Week #7) Time: 9:00-11:30 am Class size: 6-12 campers Cost: $110 (Material fee of $15 included)

MAGIC WORKSHOP You will not want to miss this camp! Welcome to a fresh new look at the art of magic. Join Drew Murray, a professional magician, for this exciting 3-day Magic Workshop. In this camp, you will learn various closeup magic tricks with cards, coins, rope and napkins to name a few. You will also learn different stage magic tricks using paper, bananas and money. Every magician needs to know how to produce a magic show, develop a stage name and how to grab the attention of your audience. Drew will help you hone your skills so on the third day you will participate in a LIVE Student Magic Show at Hudson Montessori School from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Sign up soon for this camp: it will fill up fast and “disappear” quickly! Ages: Dates: Time:

8-13 July 27, 28 and 29 (Week #8) 10:00-2:00 pm (July 27 and 28) 7:00-8:00 pm (July 29 Show Time) Class size: 8-20 campers Cost: $120

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A PLAY IN A WEEK Join Ms. Laura White on this exciting adventure! We will make the scenery, build the props, create easy costumes, learn the parts and present the play, The King’s Creampuffs, in one week! IMPOSSIBLE? We CAN and we WILL do it! Have you always wondered if being in a play would be fun? Come and experience the enjoyment and camaraderie involved in this experience! We will perform our play on the last day for family and friends. Count yourself as one of the cast and crew members necessary to make this happen. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

7-10 July 13-17 (Week #6) 9:00-11:30 am 8-12 campers $140

DANCE KRAZE Dance Kraze will excite a child that loves to move! We will be covering the styles of jazz, hip-hop, modern/contemporary and musical theater. Each day consists of learning the history, basic technique, terminology and improvisation of each style of dance. The camper will also create props and learn a different routine everyday for the fun, informal performance at the end of the week. This fun and exciting camp is one week long and will give your child an introduction to a dance style they may not have tried before. Jennifer Black will lead this exciting camp. This camp is for girls as well as boys. Ages: 6-9 Week: August 10-14 (Week #10) Time: 12:30-3:00 Class size: 6-12 campers Cost: $140

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The Western Reserve Chamber Festival is a unique, collaborative effort of faculty from the Cleveland Music School Settlement, Western Reserve Suzuki School and the Cleveland Institute of Music.

*Chamber Festival:

Grades: 4th-12th July 27-31, 2015 (Younger students may be admitted with teacher recommendation) 8:45am-3pm M-F Cost: $395 (before May 1st) $425 (after May 1st) Please arrive at 8:30 on the first day for Orientation. *Free Pizza Lunch included on Friday! This full-day program (8:45am-3pm) is designed for students of various levels from beginning note readers on up to pre-conservatory level. Students will be grouped according to skill level so whether you’ve been studying for years or have only been playing for a couple of years, there is a class that will fit your skill level in this fun, accepting environment. The focus of this festival is to learn and perform a variety of styles of music in small and large group settings, and to get introduced to some new styles, techniques and friends! Students should have had at least one year of note reading through 2 sharps and 1 flat, as well as an understanding of basic rhythms. Knowledge of 3rd position is helpful but not mandatory. Advanced students may apply to be a part of the Honor's Quartet. See registration information for details.

*Suzuki Festival: Ages: 5-10 July 27-31, 2015 (Younger students are welcome with parent participation) 8:45 am-12 pm M-F Cost: $325 (before May 1st) $350 (after May 1st) Please arrive at 8:30 on first day for Orientation. *Free Pizza Lunch included on Friday! This program is ideal for Suzuki students from twinkle to book 3. This camp will be a fun way to keep playing during the summer while reviewing, learning some new techniques and having fun with some new friends. Classes will include Suzuki Group Classes, Technique Class, Dalcroze and a final Play In. Stay until 1 pm Friday for the free pizza lunch following the Play In. All Suzuki courses taught by registered Suzuki Teachers. ‌............................................................................................................................... Registration will be accepted as space allows until May 15th. Please visit the Western Reserve Suzuki School Website for registration information (click on Chamber Festival tab): www.westernreservesuzukischool.org Childcare provided by the Hudson Montessori School and is available before and after the camps for an additional fee. Hudson Montessori Camp telephone 330.342.7235 or coneill@hudsonmontessori.org QUESTIONS? Contact Rachel Huch at: practiceviolin@gmail.com

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Bricks 4 Kidz Partners with Hudson Montessori School 2015 Summer Camp CLASSIC ARCADE BRICK ADVENTURES GROUP

$180

June 15-19 (Week #2)

Jump into the world of classic arcade and video games! Eat flashing dots, collect coins and rings, avoid getting beat by bad guys...there are so many obstacles to overcome and levels to beat! People today have games with graphic animations and three dimensional capabilities. Let’s take it back to when it all started, the 1980’s! That was the time of 8-bit and later 16-bit technology, which gave these old games their classic appearance. Campers will build the famous plumber brothers, a brick eater, a jumping hedgehog, alien invaders, and more! Can you guess which classic game each model represents? Ages: 6-12 Time: 9:30-12:30 pm Class size: 6-12 Campers

STAR WARS SPACE ADVENTURE CAMP

$180 June 15-19 (Week #2) Inspired by NASA and Star Wars , our Space Adventures Camp is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day campers will learn about real-life space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. In addition, the day includes LEGO R Star Wars TM themed models, group games, challenges and more. Bricks 4 Kidz Space Adventure camp provides the spark for imagination and creativity to take off on an adventure that’s out of this world! Ages: 6-12 Time: 1:00-4:00 pm Class size: 6-12 Campers TM

COMIC CREATOR CAMP: BRICKS, CAMERA….COMIC ACTION!

$195 July 27-31 (Week #6) Explore the artistic form of comic book design as you learn to create your personalized edition. Create your own characters, develop story lines and incorporate pictures of actual sets, all designed with LEGO R Bricks! After creating various scenes, campers will snap pictures and upload them, utilizing a software program to create their very own, one of a kind, comic book. Along with honing your story-telling skills, this camp is sure to take your imagination to the next level. At the end of the week, campers will be provided with a digital copy of the comic book they created. Ages: 6-12 Time: 9:30-12:30 pm Class size: 6-12 Campers Each camper will receive a custom mini figure to take home at the end of camp. 18


ART of ARCHERY for 9-11 year olds Learn the sport of archery, an art that has been practiced through the ages all around the world! For all skill levels, from beginner to advanced, we will go through one week of fun, games and competition to improve your shooting skills. Campers will be hitting their targets the very first day of class with a certified archery instructor. Join the ranks of archers in history, such as Robin Hood and his merry men (and women)! We will provide the supplies needed for archery and a snack, but bring your water bottle and sunscreen. Join instructor Dr. Patrice Metoyer and learn the Art of Archery. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

9-11 June 22-26 (Week #3) 9:00-11:45 am 4-12 campers $160

ART of ARCHERY for 12-14 year olds Learn the sport of archery, an art that has been practiced through the ages all around the world! For all skill levels, from beginner to advanced, we will go through one week of fun, games and competition to improve your shooting skills. Campers will be hitting their targets the very first day of class with a certified archery instructor. Join the ranks of archers in history, such as Robin Hood and his merry men (and women)! We will provide the supplies needed for archery and a snack, but bring your water bottle and sunscreen. Join instructor Dr. Patrice Metoyer and learn the Art of Archery. Ages: 12-14 Week: June 22-26 (Week #3) Time: 12:15-3:00 pm Class size: 4-12 campers Cost: $160

SOCCER SKILLS Join Coach Adam Householder for the perfect soccer camp to learn and improve on all areas of the game and have fun. This camp is beneficial for beginners as well as experienced players. You will develop your skills and techniques while developing control of the ball, dribbling and footwork skills. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

6-8 June 29-July 2 (Week #4) and/or July 20-24 (Week #7) 9:00-11:30 am 4-15 campers $95 each session 19


SOCCER SKILLS Join Coach Adam Householder for the perfect soccer camp to learn and improve on all areas of the game and have fun. This camp is beneficial for beginners as well as experienced players. You will develop your skills and techniques while developing control of the ball, dribbling and footwork skills. Ages: 9-12 Week: June 29-July 2 (Week #4) and/or July 20-24 (Week #7) Time: 9:00-11:30 am Class size: 4-15 campers Cost: $95 each session

COLLEGE DAY SPORTS CAMP Hudson Montessori School partners with Jump Start Sports to bring your children College Day Sports Camp. Children “enroll” in the college of their choice and have a blast learning about and playing a wide variety of college sports, including basketball, soccer, hockey, volleyball, lacrosse and more. Campers make a school pennant, wear the school colors to demonstrate their school spirit throughout the week, and receive a diploma and graduation cap on the last day of camp. Campers will also learn many fun facts about the college they choose to attend. Parents are invited to attend “Graduation Day” on the last day of camp. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

6-12 August 3-7 (Week #9) Half Day: 9:00-12:00 pm Full Day: 9:00-3:00 pm 8-24 campers Half Day/$90 Full Day/$140

SPORTS AROUND THE WORLD Join Jump Start Sports and learn about the history of sports around the world and play a variety of fun games enjoyed every day in other countries. Sports of the week include World Cup Soccer, Rugby (noncontact flag version), Cricket, Team Handball, Hockey and Ultimate Frisbee. Campers will also be able to suggest other sports played around the world and learn how to play them. Ages: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

6-12 August 10-14 (Week #10) Half Day: 9:00-12:00 pm Full Day: 9:00-3:00 pm 8-24 campers Half day/$90 Full Day/$140

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CHESS CAMP Join us to find out how a simple board of 64 black and white squares, and 32 black and white pieces could help improve your child’s Focus, Analytical and Strategic Thinking, Creativity and Imagination, Confidence and Resilience, and finally Friendship and Spirit! Three nationally recognized scholastic chess players and recipients of many trophies and prizes in local, state and national chess tournaments, Connor, Brennen and Destynn Keuchel, assisted by their mom, Dr. Haleh Ayrom-Keuchel, will guide you through discovering the amazing Game of Chess! Outdoor activities and having FUN are promised! K-8 students with any chess knowledge including beginners are welcome! Grades: Week:

Kindergarten-8th June 8-12 (Week #1) June 29-July 3 (Week #4) Time: 12:30-3:15 (both sessions) Week August 3-7 (Week #9) Time: 9:15-11:15 am Class size: 4-18 campers Cost: $180 (per session)

PRIVATE TUTORING Utilizing the Montessori Method and Materials Are you interested in maintaining your reading, writing and math skills over the summer break or do your skills need sharpening or polishing? This program is most beneficial for the Montessori student. Reserve a time with Ms. Laura White for 1:1 tutoring. Where: Hudson Montessori School Who: Extended-Day to 5th level students (Fall 2015) When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30-5:30 pm Cost: $35 per hour Available dates: June 23, 25, 30, July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, and 30. Contact Ms. Laura for questions, scheduling and registration at 330-650-0424 (ext. 118) or email at lwhite@hudsonmontessori.org.

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AROUND THE WORLD IN A WEEK! Join Mrs. Wexler at Around the World in a Week camp! Children will select a country and spend the week immersing themselves in the culture, traditions and gastronomy of a new and exciting people. Activities will include projects designed to help understand the geography and climate of the chosen land as well as an appreciation of the country’s art, music and cultural contributions. At the end of this exciting and fun week we will host a feast where the foods of the various countries are brought in and shared. This camp will provide children with the opportunity to hone their research and presentation skills for the new school year in a relaxed and fun environment, all while gaining further appreciation for the community of one that we call Earth! Grades: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

1-4 (Fall 2015) July 13-17 (Week #6) 12:30-3:00 pm 4-12 campers $100

SINK OR SWIM-A BOOK CLUB Do you love adventure? If so, this is the book club for you! “Sink or Swim” is a 6 week book club for boys and girls who love suspense and adventure. Research shows how important it is to keep reading all summer. Don’t let yourself “sink” into the summer reading hole. Sign up and start “swimming” into new and exciting reading journeys. Join Mrs. Filkouski, (HMS Reading Specialist) and friends each week as we read and discuss The Raft by S.A. Bodeen. Together we will experience the dangerous struggles of the main character as she fights for her life. Small crafts and light snacks will also be part of the 6 week adventure. You won’t want to miss it! Register early, this club will fill up fast. Grades: 5-7 (Fall 2015) Weeks: 6 week session Dates: June 17, 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22 Time: 1:00-2:30 pm Class size: 6-15 campers Cost: $100 (book included)

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THE BOOKWORMS-A BOOK CLUB Join Ms. Laura White this summer for an afternoon of reading, chatting, fun crafts and “wormy” snacks! Let’s dig into various genres of literature from poetry to nonfiction, from fiction to biography! What a wonderful way to explore some new books, share ideas and inspire future independent reading! We’ll enjoy eating and/or preparing a snack while we discuss each book with a friend, new and old. How many different “worm” inspired snacks can we enjoy? Come for this six-week camp to find out! This camp will meet on Wednesdays on the dates listed below. Book choices will be decided and provided once the registration process is complete. Grades: 1-4 (Fall 2015) Weeks: 6 week session Dates: June 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Time: 1:00-3:00 pm Class size: 6-15 campers Cost: $125

POETRY WITH PIZZAZZ Do you love words and playing with language? Then come and exercise your imagination and express your thoughts using the art of poetry. Our poems will be created in the large group, individually and with partners. Publish your rhymes in unique and dazzling ways. Create and decorate a poetry puzzle, a poem teller or a pleated pop-up poem. Put some PIZZAZZ in your summer with Ms. Laura White. We will end our week with a Poetry Reading for family and friends. Fabulous and phenomenal fun for all! Grades: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

2-6 July 27-31 (Week #8) 9:00-11:30 am 6-15 campers $100

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MATH ENRICHMENT Between pool time, soccer, and play dates, it’s hard enough to fit in reading and storytime. Research says that on average children lose up to 1.8 months of math skills during summer break. Keep your math skills sharp! Mrs. Wexler will help your child retain previous knowledge while helping them move forward. In this enriching atmosphere we will use manipulative math materials to build skills, practice math facts and story problems. Grades: 1-4 (Fall 2015) Weeks: 6 week session Dates: June 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27 Time: 9:00-11:30 am Class size: 4-12 campers Cost: $125

JUMP START SPANISH In this camp children will learn how to express likes, dislikes, favorites, talk about family and activities all in Spanish! We will also practice introductions, grace and courtesy. Cultural activities from around the Spanish speaking world, songs and authentic games provide fun opportunities to use new language skills. Join Doña Laurie in this camp and play games that the Mayan Indians played and make beautiful crafts that teach about the history of Central and South America and Spain. This camp is for children of all abilities: beginner to advanced. Differentiated instructional techniques will meet each student at their level to provide challenging and fun opportunities. Older and younger siblings may be accepted with approval from Doña Laurie. This is a FUN camp that you won’t want to miss! Grades: Week: Time: Class size: Cost:

1-4 July 20-24 (Week #7) 12:30-2:00 pm 8-16 campers $90

“SAFE SITTER” BABYSITTER TRAINING CLASS The Safe Sitter babysitting course is a national training program for girls and boys, ages 11-15. This course is taught by a Certified Nurse and each participant receives a Safe Sitter manual and course completion card. During this program you will learn how to give proper first aid, how to respond to a medical emergency and other important skills needed to care for and protect children while babysitting. This course is one day only. Bring a lunch and beverage. Ages: 11-15 Day: June 9 (Week #1) Time: 11:00-5:00 pm Class size: 6-20 campers Cost: $80 24


Since 1990, Pat Barker has been the art teacher at Hudson Montessori School, instructing 1st through Middle School students and in addition, working in our school’s After-School Art Club. Mrs. Barker is also a professional artist and has developed an original mixed media technique to create her unique art form called, STILL SCAPES. She has been a member of the Hudson Society of Artists since moving to Ohio in 1987 and participates in Art on the Green, and teaches Hudson’s Art in the Park for children. In 1999 she was named “Hudsonite of Distinction”, an honor distinguishing herself in her field of endeavor. Most recently, Mrs. Barker had the honor of the winning haiku poem printed on the Learned Owl Book Store official T-shirt.

Ms. Blatnik has been teaching at Hudson Montessori School for 21 years as a Children’s House Directress and has been a regular camp instructor since HMS began its summer program. Ms. Blatnik holds a BA in Studio Art and Psychology from Kent State University, an international Montessori diploma and a Masters in Education. Ms. Blatnik’s own art education focused on drawing, fibers and sculpture. She is the mother of two children who enjoy helping her with knitting, gardening, quilting, home restoration and projects of all kinds.

Jennifer began her training in New York and New Jersey attending classes from Finis Jung, Mia Michaels, Michelle Assaf and Sheila Barker. As a young dancer, she won the title of the first Miss Dance Educators of America and received scholarships to David Howard and Alvin Ailey. Jennifer has performed on Broadway in musicals such as Miss Saigon and The King and I starring Marie Osmond. As a company dancer, she was a member of the Ilya Gaft Dance Theater in NYC, performing the starring role in Cinderella. She has also performed with Danceworks, Off Center Dance Theater, and The Ballet Theater of Ohio. Jennifer has over 20 years of experience teaching dance all over the country in every age group and in every style of dance. Jennifer is the founder and director of Fitness Fun for All, a program designed to help educate children about the benefits of exercise, sport skills and dance.

Bricks 4 Kidz® teaches building, architecture and engineering concepts to kids! Our focus is learning, but we also have tons of fun using LEGO® bricks! The activities are designed to trigger young children’s lively and creative imaginations and to build their self-confidence. Children work with exciting themes and build live-motion models like helicopters, cars, windmills, catapults, etc., in addition to models of famous places and other themes. Bricks 4 Kidz® Medina franchise is owned and operated by Shannon Simmons.

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Robin brings over 12 years of classroom experience to her position as Reading/Literacy Specialist at Hudson Montessori School. She holds a Masters degree from St. Mary's College in Minnesota, and a Reading License from Kent State. "I have a passion for teaching and helping children reach their full potential by guiding them to be actively engaged in their own learning. Education is truly an exciting career and I love how I can expand the minds of the future!"

Located on Erieside Avenue in downtown Cleveland, Great Lakes Science Center will partner once again with Hudson Montessori School. The hands-on fun and educational activities will be brought close to home at HMS. Young scientists are invited to enjoy 4 weeks of scientific exploration, cool experiments and plenty of fun with new friends. The Science Center camp instructors on site are science professionals and teachers.

Jump Start Sports, LLC was founded in 2002 by Rick Hart of Hudson, Ohio. Hart’s inspiration was a fervent belief that sports should play an integral role in the development of character, values, and life skills of children. Further, Hart is committed to providing that experience for all children – not just the most gifted. Hart has surrounded himself with a staff of recreation professionals and experienced coaches who share his passion for children and his commitment to offering sports programs and camps that have a meaningful impact on the lives of children. Rick earned his BS in Economics and Marketing from the University of Pennsylvania and was also a four year Wrestling Letterman at the University of Pennsylvania.

Kathleen, owner of Kindermusik at Western Reserve Center for the Arts, purchased this business from Terri Lenzo in 2008 because she believes so strongly in the benefits of music for young children. Both of Kathleen’s children are former Kindermusik and Hudson Montessori School students. Kathleen has a Masters in Early Childhood Education from Kent State University and a Bachelors in International Political Science/Japanese Studies from the University of Hawaii. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Multicultural Early Childhood Curriculum and Instruction at Kent State University. A former classroom teacher, Kathleen has worked with children of all ages in Ohio, Hawaii and in Japan. Kindermusik combines the two things Kathleen loves the most…music and children! As a child, Kathleen and her sister also attended Hudson Montessori School.

Adam has coached outdoor soccer teams, after school clubs and futsal camps at HMS. He has been a certified soccer referee for youth through adult levels for seven years. His experience includes rec games, local leagues, state league games, and he is also a referee for Ohio University. Adam played four years at the Varsity level in high school. Adam is currently a sophomore in Mechanical Engineering at Ohio University and is consistently named to the Dean's List. Students will enjoy learning new tricks and sharpening skills under Adam's direction.

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Doña Laurie has been the Spanish Teacher at HMS for over 15 years. She graduated from the La Escuela Normal Juan Ignacio Gorriti in Argentina, holds a B.A. in Geography, a B.A. in Spanish, and a Certificate of Latin American Studies. Laurie was awarded a graduate assistantship for work on an M.A. in Spanish and Education. She is a state licensed Spanish Teacher. Besides Doña Laurie’s love of the Spanish language, she has a love of cooking and baking in her free time.

Rachel has performed as a violin soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral performer on tours throughout the United States, Europe and South America. Ms. Huch is a laureate of various national and international competitions, and has been featured on radio, film and numerous albums. She has also performed with the Cleveland Chamber Symphony and the Grand Rapids, Lansing, Jackson, Ashland and Akron Symphony Orchestras. As a chamber musician she has performed with the International Chamber Soloists and in string quartets. She is currently first violinist in the Azalea quartet, a member of the Cleveland Pops Orchestra and regularly records for American Greetings. Ms. Huch is currently on faculty at the Cleveland Institute of Music and maintains a thriving private studio.

Dr. Haleh Ayrom-Keuchel is the mother of three nationally recognized chess players, and has a passion for education and decades of teaching experience. She and her sons will join her in teaching the Art of playing Chess. You can see by their accolades that Connor, Brennen and Destynn are very talented in the world of Chess and enjoy sharing and teaching their passion to others. Connor Keuchel (11th Grade) is a Chess Expert, USCF (United States Chess Federation) rating over 2000, two-time Grade-Level National Winner (tied for third and sixth places), Junior High National Winner (tied for ninth place), National Junior Chess Congress (fourth place), three-time Grade-Level State Champion/Co-Champion and two-time Grade-Level State Team Champion. Brennen Keuchel (9th Grade) has a USCF rating over 1800, Grade-level National Winner (tied for fourth place), GradeLevel State Champion, and K-3 State Novice Winner. Destynn Keuchel (6th Grade) has a USCF rating over 1700, Super Nationals K-9 under 1250 (tied for eighth place), fourtime Grade-Level State Team Champion, Grade-Level State Runner- Up and K-3 State Championship Runner-Up.

Michelle grew up and attended school in Kent. She has been employed at HMS for 19 years beginning as a classroom assistant and then moving into her current position as Director of Admissions & Financial Aid. She enjoys working with children of all ages and looks forward to sewing with campers this summer.

Ms. Loomis received her Early Childhood Education degree from Hiram College and went on to receive her Montessori Directress training at the Montessori Training Center of Minnesota. She has been a Children’s House Directress for 2 years and most recently received her Masters of Education from Loyola University of Maryland. Rachel has been a member of the HMS Summer Camp staff since 2012. Rachel is also a graduate of Hudson Montessori School.

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Dr. Metoyer is a certified Archery Instructor recognized by the USA Archery and the National Field Archery Association. She teaches several other Archery summer courses in the area. Dr. Metoyer is a Science Teacher at Fuchs Mizarachi School and has taught at Hawken Lower and Middle School and Old Trail School. Dr. Metoyer received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Microbiology from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Polymer Science from the University of Akron.

Dr. Marlene Moses is currently the Director of the Western Reserve Suzuki School, where she also teaches violin, viola and chamber music. Prior to holding this position, Dr. Moses served on the faculty of the Cleveland Institute of Music Sato Center for Suzuki Studies as a violin and viola instructor. As a Chamber Musician, Dr. Moses performs throughout the Cleveland and Akron area as a member of the Classic Touch String Quartet and the Moses Duo. Dr. Moses also performs as a member of the Summit Choral Society Chamber Orchestra and is a former member of the Akron Symphony Orchestra viola section. Dr. Moses has served on the faculty of the Suzuki Music Columbus Summer Institute, the Walla Walla Suzuki Institute and The International Music Festival. Additionally, Dr. Moses has served as chamber coach for the Chamber Music Connection and has also taught at various workshops around the country.

Drew Murray, 22, is a professional magician who started performing when he was just six years old. He got his start by seeing a magician at a summer library program and his love for magic took off. Today, he frequently travels across the country performing at hundreds of events each year. His magic is high energy, fresh and will leave you begging for more! During camp he will teach your kids hands-on magic, presentation and communication skills. They will create their own “magic tool box” and demonstrate their skills at the evening show. www.drewmurraymagic.com

Barbara’s photographic adventure began in 2004. She has been an active member of The Cleveland Photographic Society, competing and winning numerous awards. Her work has been displayed at The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Beachwood Community Center, Broadview Hts. Municipal building, Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland State University, Pizzeria Cerino, Gathering Place Westlake and Cleveland Hopkins Airport. Barbara has volunteered hundreds of photography hours for numerous community groups. Currently she supports The International Institute and Front Line Services with a variety of photographic requests. www.barbarapenningtonphotography.com

Monte has always been most comfortable in a kitchen, whether baking, cooking or eating. After college, she attended Pennsylvania Culinary Institute and has since worked in a variety of kitchens and bakeries, including a stint with Nora Pouillon of Restaurant Nora in Washington, DC (America’s first certified organic restaurant) and several years in the bakery and test kitchen at King Arthur Flour. She now bakes for the customers of Open Door Coffee House in Hudson and for her children—though not nearly as much as they would like! She loves teaching both adults and children, and thinks that time spent around a table is the best time of all.

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In addition to teaching at Hudson Montessori School, James is on the faculty of the Cleveland Music School Settlement. A professional musician (viola/violin), he brings experience directing Youth Orchestras, coaching Chamber Music and Jazz ensembles. In addition, he teaches private Suzuki viola/violin and jazz ensemble/piano. Hudson Montessori is very fortunate to have such an accomplished musician as our Music Specialist at HMS. James enjoys spending time with his wife and four young children

Kayley is a certified Montessori Assistant working in the All Day Montessori Classroom and in the Parent/Toddler Program. While she has been an employee of Hudson Montessori School for the past 4 years, this will be the second summer that Kayley will be working as a HMS summer camp counselor.

Pam was employed at Marcus Advertising and Jayme Advertising in Beachwood, Ohio. She expanded her formal education into early childhood by attending Kent State University and Tri-C. She was a teacher at the Center Country Day School in Hudson, Ohio under the direction of Joan Van Osdol for 8 years. Pam is very happy to be at Hudson Montessori and has been a Children’s House Assistant for 9 years. In her spare time she likes to garden, create beautiful pieces of art and enjoys the theater.

Tom Duff and Sheila Steffey are the Owners and Program Directors of Stretch-n-Grow of Kent, Ohio. Stretch-n-Grow was established in 1992 and is now the world’s largest network of certified youth fitness professionals. With over 260 affiliates worldwide, there are over one hundred thousand Stretch-n-Grow “Stars” learning to enjoy a healthy lifestyle while building a foundation of fitness and well-being. All Stretch-n-Grow coaches are certified Youth Fitness Professionals.

Abbie has worked at Hudson Montessori School as a Lower Elementary Directress for 12 years. After majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on emerging feminism in the Third World (Nepal) at Miami University, she got a Masters in Education at John Carroll University. After that she began working at Old Brooklyn Montessori School and, during this time, she got her training at the Center for Montessori Teacher Education. Abbie believes in a Montessori education for children so that they can have access to a joyful way of learning. In her free time, Abbie enjoys spending time with her husband and children and reading, knitting and the outdoors.

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Laura has worked as an on-air personality at a radio station, a bank teller, and a hospital pay-roll clerk. Her desire to find the best form of education for her sons led her to Montessori education. When her family moved to Ohio, Laura enrolled her children at Hudson Montessori School. She became a volunteer at the school, then a Board member, and finally an assistant in the Children’s House classroom of Mrs. Koshy. In 1990, Laura took her American Montessori Society (A.M.S.) training at the Michigan Montessori Teacher Education Center. She began her teaching career at Hudson Montessori in 1992 in a Lower Elementary classroom. Laura’s two sons attended Hudson Montessori School and are now college graduates. Laura enjoys cheering on the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Cleveland Browns, Indians and Cavaliers. In her spare time she enjoys reading, the theater and visiting her grandchildren.

Stephanie began her teaching career as a first and second grade teacher in 1995, and has since worked as a Children’s Choir Director and a substitute teacher for various school districts including Lakewood, Hudson and Stow. Her experience includes working with ‘Intervention Assistance Teams’ to help students, working with 4th graders in a proficiency tutoring program (Ohio Reads) and planning and preparing school-wide holiday musical programs. She has participated in numerous workshops and conferences over the years. Stephanie is an avid runner and enjoys crocheting, skiing and spending time with her husband and son, William.

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Discount Campers attending the “Create Your Day” program for 11 weeks, all day, are eligible to receive a 10% discount if the full amount is paid at the time of registration or no later then June 1, 2015.

Lunch and Snack Time Campers are to bring a healthy and nutritious lunch and beverage and a snack for mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Attendance can be hourly, daily or weekly. Weekly Hours (9:00-3:15): Weekly - 5 half-day Hours : (9:00-Noon or Noon-3:15) Daily Rate: Half-day Rate: Hourly Rate: Weekly Before-Care (7:30-9:00) Weekly After-Care (3:15-5:45)

$230 $130 $50 $30 $15 $10 $20

Each camp is priced individually and scheduled as listed in the brochure.

Registration Instructions Online registration allows parents to manage their campers enrollment in a quick, secure and easy format. To register for either program online go to www.hudsonmontessori.org. Enrollment by hand requires that a registration form be completed and returned to the HMS office by mail, e-mail, fax or in person. A form can be printed online or requested by phone. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Because most camps have limited enrollment, early registration is encouraged. All programs are subject to a minimum enrollment. In the event that a class is full or is cancelled, parents will be notified as soon as possible. A deposit of 1/2 of the total camp fee is due at the time of registration. Once processed, you will receive a confirmation e-mail from HMS, so please be sure to include an e-mail address on the enrollment form. You will be invoiced for the remaining balance. Final payment will be due by June 1 2015. Alternate payment arrangements can be made by contacting coneill@hudsonmontessori.org.

On Arrival All campers and parents should use the southwest entrance of the building and check in with the Camp Staff each day. Signs will be posted to help direct campers to their destination. GLSC counselors will be on hand to check in campers for GLSC camps.

At Dismissal Each camper must be signed out by a parent or an adult listed as approved for pick up. If the Camp Counselor is not familiar with the person picking up the camper, they may be asked to provide a photo ID before the child is released.

Transportation HMS does not provide transportation but if needed you can contact Barb Bulger at Student Express, 216-409-1624.

Refund Policy A refund must be requested in writing prior to May 15th. There will be a $25 non-refundable processing fee for each cancellation. If HMS cancels a class, a full refund will be given. No refunds or reduction in fees will be given for a child who arrives late, leaves early or attends only part of a session.

Questions Contact Colleen O’Neill

Phone: 330.342.7235 Email: coneill@hudsonmontessori.org

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