Park Tudor Summer Programs 2016

Our Values

These foundational qualities guide our decisions in all areas of s chool life and exemplify our partnership with the community:

Integrity

Park Tudor challenges our community to develop and practice the qualities of honesty, moral courage, and other elements of character.

Intellectual Engagement

Park Tudor provides a broad and challenging academic program that inspires students and faculty through sustained engagement and helps them develop their passions and stretch themselves intellectually.

Resourcefulness

Park Tudor fosters persistence, imagination, problemsolving, and intellectual agility to create confident and resilient lifelong learners.

Respect

Park Tudor nurtures self-respect and respect for others and encourages a diverse and inclusive community that has appreciation and consideration for all.

Responsibility

Park Tudor values personal accountability among all members of our community and challenges us to develop ethical standards in our thought processes, decisionmaking, and behavior.

Table of Contents Cub Camp............................................................................... 6 Kindergarten - 5th Grade Classes......................................10 6th - 8th Grade Classes......................................................24 9th - 12th Grade Classes..................................................... 32 Athletics (All ages).............................................................. 38 Spanish Immersion Summer Program.............................46 Summer Stock Stage...........................................................48 Innovators Institute............................................................ 50 Junior Innovators Institute in Computer Science........... 51 The Ernst & Young Integrated Business Program..........51

Summer School Director - Jonathan McDowell 317-415-2898 • jmcdowell@parktudor.org

General Information PreK - 12th Grade

Schedule: The 2016 Park Tudor Summer Experience runs from June 6th to July 29th. Classes are available from 9:00am -4:00 pm. Extended care is available from 7:30-9:00 a.m. and 4:00-6:00 p.m. * The Spanish Immersion program will run June 6 and run through July 1. * The Summer Reading Clinic will begin July 11 and run through July 29.

PreK-5th Grade

Arrival: Students arriving before 8:55 a.m. need to be walked by a parent/guardian to the lower school library (LS Rm 101.)

Monday Mornings: A parent/guardian should walk each child into the school to locate the child’s classroom. Each main doorway of the buildings will contain courses and room numbers.

In addition, you should receive an email the weekend before the course begins from the instructor stating any additional information you may need.

Registration: Online registration is available at www.parktudor.org/summer. Class size is limited and applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Dismissal: 12:00 p.m. Please meet your child in his/her classroom.

4:00 p.m. Cub Camp & MS students may be met in their classroom unless otherwise instructed by teacher.

Costs: Tuition is payable in full with your application.

Accommodations may be made in the form of a credit withdrawal up to 30 days prior to the first class session.

Withdrawals less than 30 days prior to the first class will not receive a refund. Courses are subject to cancellation if there is insufficient enrollment. If this should happen, you will be notified and given the opportunity to choose a new course or to receive a complete refund.

Camp PT: (K-5 students staying from 12:00-4:00 p.m.)

Camp PT students will be placed on a team. Each Team will be assigned a classroom in the Lower School where they will meet at the conclusion of their 12:00 class and where they will be dismissed at 4:00. Counselors will greet you at dismissal on Monday to direct you to your child’s assigned room. *Students who are not picked up by 4:00 will be sent to LS133 for aftercare.

Before & After Care Options: Morning: 7:30-9:00 a.m. $6 per day/$25 per week Evenings: 4:00-6:00 p.m. $11 per day/$50 per week Absolutely no student should arrive prior to 7:30 a.m.

Students who are not picked up by 6:00 p.m. will be charged an additional fee.

Lunch: Monday- Thursday: All day students should bring a nutfree lunch that does not require refrigeration. Water will be available. On Friday, lunch will be provided for all children during our celebration cookout!

Cub Camp

PT’s premier summer camp just for 3 & 4 year olds!

Park Tudor is the place to be during the summer if you are a Panther Cub! Cub Camp is designed to create a rich and playful learning environment for our youngest campers. The camp emphasizes our core values, creative exploration, imaginative play and social skills. A low teacher-to-student ratio helps to create a safe and welcoming environment for our newest campers.

Cubs learn and play as they rotate through theme-based centers designed to provide a week of rich, diverse learning and fun! Half-day campers go home prior to lunch and full day campers stay for lunch, rest-time, weekly sprinkler/water play, and occasional theme related field trips. *All campers must be 3 by the start of the program and must be potty trained.

Lunch: Cubs staying for a full day will need to pack a nut-free lunch Monday through Thursday. On Friday we will celebrate our week together with a cookout on Lauth Field.

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Mornings: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

$150 per week (The week of July 4th which is pro-rated for the short week/$120)

Afternoons: 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

$150 per week / $35 per afternoon (The week of July 4th which is pro-rated for the short week/$120)

Cub Camp Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

Science Lab Fun!

June 6 – 10

June 27 - July 1

Grab your hammers and your creativity and join us for a week of recycling fun! Learn about the importance of recycling and have the opportunity to use woodworking to transform “trash” to “treasures!” See how aluminum and glass can be recycled into beautiful works of art and create imaginative masterpieces and jewelry of your very own.

Our week will conclude with an “art exhibit” of our recycled creations. Go Green, Cubs; and join us for a week of earth friendly fun!

Calling all inquisitive Cubs! If your child is often asking “why” then they will not want to miss this week of fact finding fun.

Our Cubs will apply scientific principles as they discover the many techniques that can be used to solve problems and answer questions. Using our senses to make observations, we’ll ask questions, gather data and formulate hypotheses. Cubs’ curious minds will be stimulated as they perform simple experiments such as testing coloring combinations, building mini volcanoes and making Ooey gooey goop.

Blast Off into Space!

June 13 - 17

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly among the stars? Grab your space gear and join us for a week of space exploration!

In this early introduction of our Solar System, the young astronauts will fly through space while learning all about the different planets, stars and aliens. Children will create their own planets and rocket ships and learn how the sun orbits the earth. If you love adventure, you will not want to miss this week!

Dino Delights June 20 - 24

Cub Campers will travel back in time this week as they explore the sights, sounds and smells of the Cretaceous period, 65 million years ago, when dinosaurs last roamed the Earth!

This week is designed to grab the attention, imagination, and inspiration of the children by allowing them to live in Dinoland for the week! Our adventures will include a trip to the Children’s Museum’s Dinosphere and our very own archaeological dig!

Cub Island July 5 - 8

Grab your sunglasses and beach towels.

We’re heading to the beach! This 4 day week our classroom will be transformed into a tropical oasis...CUB ISLAND! Come explore the inhabitants of our island and enjoy the relaxing and beautiful sights and sounds of the beach! Campers will engage in a variety of hands-on activities that will allow them to discover the fascinating elements of sea life.

Our week will conclude with a field trip to the Broad Ripple Art Center for a picnic and “beach” adventure!

Pirates and Princesses!

July 11 - 15

Ahoy matey!

Join us for an exciting voyage along the high seas as our Cubs map out a course for adventure and excitement! We’ll search for hidden treasures, explore pirated ships, castles, and sightsee along the beautiful coast of PT Island! This week is sure to bring up a bountiful booty of fun. Join us as we discover the Pirate and Princess in each of our Cubs!

Superheroes!…Real and Imaginary July 18 - 22

Sound the alarms! This week guarantees adventure and excitement as we learn about super-heroes real and imaginary! Discover the men and women whose job it is to protect our community and let your imagination soar as you become your very own superhero. Cubs will get daily visits from local superheroes and have the opportunity to learn about safety from guest speakers.

Animal Adventures July 25 - 29

Calling all animal lovers! Let’s explore the habitats of animals great and small. We will begin with creatures native to our Indiana land and expand our horizons with an interactive petting zoo, where kids will be able to pet, hold, and even feed a variety of farm animals. Join us as we learn about a variety of animals and the places that they call home!

Crouching Tigers $75

Week 6 - July 11-15 12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m.

The Crouching Tigers program is a special hands-on program that introduces your child to the martial arts. Combining games, stories, and life skills, the program brings a fun, exciting, and educational fitness and martial arts program that educates children on many important lessons. With a fast paced curriculum, children stay focused and learn throughout the entire 30 minute class. All children participating in the morning Park Tudor Cub Camp will be escorted to class at 12:00. Students staying for afternoon Cub Camp will join their classmates at 12:30 for lunch.

Note: Children new to Crouching Tigers will be assessed an additional $20 dollar fee the week of class to cover t-shirt, belt, parent handbook, and gear bag

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afternoons Option 1: Camp PT Grades K-6 Afternoons at Park Tudor are all about YOU! Bring a lunch* and join your friends at Camp PT, where the fun never ends!

On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays we’ll head to the JCC for an afternoon of water fun. Tuesdays and Thursdays take on a traditional camp theme. Join your friends as you rotate through an assortment of new activities each week.

Group games, water fun, crafts, sports and much, much, more! Afternoons are about team building, friendship and adventure. When you see the fun we are having, you’ll want to STAY ALL DAY! Afternoons: 1:00-4:00 p.m. $35 per day/ $150 per week (except for the week of July 4th which is pro-rated for the short week/$120) * Students will need to bring a nut-free lunch Monday-Thursday. On Friday they will be treated to a celebration cookout!

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afternoons Option 2: Sensational Summer Science Grades 1-6 Ignite your child’s natural sense of curiosity while strengthening their critical thinking and problem solving skills during our Sensational Summer Science Camp (S3), dedicated entirely to science! Students will be grouped in classes for Grades 1-3 and Grades 4-6.

Afternoons: 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. $180 per week (except for the week of July 4th which is pro-rated for the short week/$145 *S3 students enrolled in a morning class will join our Camp PT students during lunch and will be escorted to S3 at 1:00. Student will need to bring a nut-free lunch Monday –Thursday. On Friday they will be treated to a celebration cookout!

Mechanical Engineering June 6 – 10

Explore the world of mechanical machines (wheel and axle, lever, wedge, inclined plane, pulley and gears) as you experiment with building cars, cranes, and other simple machines.

Mixtures and Chemistry: Fizz, Bang, Glop!

June 13 - 17

Ever wonder what would happen if you combined certain mixtures. Well, now’s your chance. Experiment this week with mixing different household products to create mixtures that ooze, fizz, and pop!

LEGO Robotics Grades 4-6 Lego Engineering Grades 1-3 June 20 - 24

(LEGO Engineering)- Using LEGOs, students will be working as a team to design creations that have simple machines to perform different tasks.

(LEGO Robotics Beginner) - Learn the basics of the computer programming language that drives a LEGO EV3 robot. Students will work as a team to design and program a robot that will complete missions on our First LEGO League table. The two-week robotics camp for grades 4-6 is designed so students can attend either week.

LEGO Robotics Grades 4-6 Lego Engineering Grades 1-3 June 27 - July 1

(LEGO Creations) - Using LEGOs, students will design unique creations that relate to the theme of the day.

(LEGO Robotics Advanced )- Learn some of the advanced programming techniques to complete missions on our First LEGO League table. The two-week robotics camp for grades 4-6 is designed so students can attend either week.

Coding is for Everyone!

July 5- 8 (4-day week)

Learn coding by engaging with “unplugged activities,” iPad Apps (Tynker, Cargo Bot, and Hopscotch), and online through Code Academy.

Flight Academy!

July 18 – 22

Learn about birds, kites, planes and rockets, if it flies in, with or through the air it will be included in this camp as we investigate different types of aerodynamics.

Eureka!

July 25- 29 Learn about famous inventors and use your own ingenuity to overcome a series of challenges using some basic materials. They will use their minds to come up with inventive ways to use simple machines to complete unique tasks.

Be a Master of Disaster July 11- 15

Investigate the causes of natural disasters, how to prepare for them, and how scientists can predict their destruction.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade

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Week 1: June 6 - 10

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Class....................................................................... Grades Mouth Watering Literature......................................K-2 Spy Camp.......................................................................K-2 Jazz / Hip Hop Dance…Groove to the Music.......... K-5 Abracadabra…. Science!...........................................3-5 2X4 Wood Working & Math...................................... 3-6 App Smashing 1..........................................................3-5 Author Study – Tomie dePaola................................1-2 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Build it….Solve it........................................................3-5 Gymnastics...................................................................K-2 Once Upon a Stage......................................................K-2 LEGO Land…Everything is Awesome!.........................K-2 Minecraft Mini-Games............................................... 5-8 iPad Mania.....................................................................K-2 The Amazing Race....................................................... 3-5 Fashion Re-Design....................................................... 3-5 Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World............... 5-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Spanish Fiesta!...............................................................K-2 Painting Party............................................................. 3-5 Wacky Weird Science...................................................K-2 Contraptions and Inventions: Rube Goldberg Machines......................................... 3-5 CheckMate Chess Camp...............................................K-8 Blast Off…...With Math...............................................1-2 The Summer Olympics................................................ 3-5 Author Study – Beatrix Potter................................1-2 Strategy Games Camp............................................... 3-5 Veni, Vidi, Vici: Latin in the 21st Century.............. 5-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

Week 5: July 5-8

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Class....................................................................... Grades App Smashing 2..........................................................3-5 The BEST Sellers List!..................................................K-2 Yummy Science.............................................................K-2 Disney Princesses.......................................................SK-5 Lego Robotics...............................................................5-6 Math Magic...................................................................... K Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World............... 5-8 Computer Science....................................................... 4-5 Peg Dolls and Dollhouse..........................................2-3

Class....................................................................... Grades Travel the World........................................................ K-5

Class....................................................................... Grades Where Science Meets Art.......................................... 5-7 Spy Camp...................................................................... 3-5 Ready, Set, Build!..........................................................K-2 Crouching Tigers.........................................................K-2 Reading 101..................................................................... K American Girls............................................................K-2 Space Exploration....................................................... 3-5 Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training.................... 3-5

Week 7: July 18 - 22

Week 8: July 25 - 29

Extended Classes

Class....................................................................... Grades Sports Sampler...........................................................K-2 Professor Watermelon...............................................K-2 Professor Watermelon.............................................. 3-8 Chef’s Academy............................................................K-2 Lego Robotics...............................................................5-6 Fairy Tales....................................................................3-5 Math? Get Real!.......................................................... 3-5 Party Planner.............................................................3-5 Computer Science........................................................ K-1 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Checkmate Chess Camp...............................................K-8 LEGO Land…Everything is Awesome..........................K-2 Adventure Time............................................................K-2 Computer Science........................................................ K-1 Chess Bughouse...........................................................K-8 Harry Potter’s Magical World.............................. 3-5 Math in Focus Review................................................3-5 Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training.....................K-2 Author Study – H.A. and Margaret Ray.................1-2 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Spanish Immersion Summer Program................... K-5 June 6- July 1 (4 weeks; 2 week minimum) See page 46 Summer Stock Stage Academy – Shrek the Musical.....................................................2-8 July 5-24 See page 48 Summer Reading Clinic..............................................1-2 July 11 - July 29 (3 weeks) See page 18

Kindergarten - 5th Grade Spanish Immersion Summer Program Grades K-5 Francisco Hidalgo (Program Director) World Languages Department June 6- July 1 (4 weeks) 9:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. $375/Week (minimum 2 weeks) See page 46 for more details

Week 1: June 6 - 10

Mouth Watering Literature

Grades K-2 Belinda Barlow Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 What is the most delectable edible to a dragon? What do monsters eat for dessert?

What kind of pie do mice like to live in and how could you possibly hide a strawberry from a big, hungry bear? Find out the answers to these questions and more as we spend the week reading enchanting children’s books and creating scrumptious recipes inspired by these endearing stories. If you love to read and cook, join us for a lip-smacking week of delightful literature and tasty creations!

Spy Camp

Grades K-2 Eli and Jamie Salatich Park Tudor Teachers June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Operation Spy Camp is a week long adventure into the world of espionage. Students will develop their problem solving and critical thinking skills by encoding and decoding messages with various ciphertexts. We will explore the science of spying by taking fingerprints and creating messages with invisible ink. Students will work with their peers to complete memory and observation challenges, obstacle courses, and a culminating campus-wide encrypted scavenger hunt. This message will self-destruct in 10 seconds!

Jazz / Hip Hop Dance…

Groove to the Music

Grades K-5 Larra Holding Park Tudor Dance Teacher June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Jazz and Hip-hop dance is fun, high energy, and upbeat! Your young dancer will begin each class with a thorough warm up taught to fast, bass-pumping music. Dancers learn to isolate their bodies with control, precision, and rhythm. Students will learn choreographed combinations, have the opportunity to choreograph their own moves and are encouraged to freestyle and just groove to the music! At the end of camp, parents are invited to attend a 30-minute informal showing at the studio where students show off their moves and perform a short routine in unison.

Students should wear comfortable clothes and Jazz shoes or sneakers.

Abracadabra…. Science!

Grades 3-5 Cortney Vandebelt Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Magic or science? Have you ever found yourself asking, “How did they do that?” Join us for an electrifying week of experiments full of pops and sparks and amazing reactions: colored fluids that don’t mix, lemons that power clocks. Even those of us who understand how these things work can’t help feeling there’s a little magic involved. So, grab your lab coat and head this way for a class that is sure to spark your interest!

2X4 Wood Working & Math

Grades 3-6 Courtney Whitehead Park Tudor Athletic Director June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Grab your hammer and join us for a wonderful week of hands-on building and mathematical computations! Students will design their very own homes using geometry, measurement, computations, and a whole lot of creativity! Each will be instructed in how to safely use a variety of woodworking tools as they put their plans into production! Our fabulous creations will be on display for all to enjoy at the end of the week!

App Smashing 1

Grades 3-5 Kourtney Detty Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 The iPad Summer Camp will introduce students to App Smashing: creating content using a variety of apps. Students will spend the week creating multimedia presentations using multiple apps at once. Featured apps will include: iMovie, Keynote, Pic Collage, Explain Everything, Pinterest, ShowMe, and Strip Designer. All App Smashing projects will be shared online and with parents at the end of the week.

Author Study – Tomie dePaola

Grades 1-2 Ellen Todd Park Tudor Teacher June 6- 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Spend a week getting to know more about Tomie dePaola and many of his books. Art projects, games and other fun activities will fill our mornings. On Friday, we will invite friends and family in to join us at an Author Fair, which will celebrate our week of study.

(Tomie dePaola has written and illustrated many books for children. Strega Nona, Big Anthony, The Art Lesson and 26 Fairmount Ave. are just a few.)

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 6- 10 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Build it….Solve it

Grades 3-5 Cortney Vandebelt Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Are you ready for a challenge? In small groups you will work together to face science and engineering challenges that will ask for creativity and problem solving. Each day, your team will be given a new design task to solve using a certain set of materials. One such challenge may be designing and building a car run by a balloon that travels along a ramp. If you like to tinker, invent and create, join us in the design lab.

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Gymnastics

Grades K-2 Kourtney Detty Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Go for the gold! Do you picture yourself in the Olympic games? Start this summer by working on the basics of great gymnastics!

Our fun-filled week includes working on basic skills which highlight stretching techniques, forward and backward rolls, handstands, and beginning balance beam. Be ready to show off your skills with a week-end Olympic obstacle course! Not only will you improve your moves, but you will strengthen your coordination, flexibility, balance, and focus!

Once Upon a Stage

Grades K-2 Belinda Barlow Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 There’s nothing like an action-packed Fairy Tale filled with knights in shining armor, beautiful princesses, and, of course, a necessary evil witch or wizard. If you have an extraordinary imagination, love a good Fairy Tale, dressing up, and performing… this is the class for you! After reading several classic Fairy Tales we will brainstorm to create our own unique Fairy Tale! Script writing, scenery and costume design, and rehearsals will culminate in a spectacular Friday performance for parents and friends.

LEGO Land…Everything is Awesome!

Grades K-2 Katie Milbrath Eman School Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 If you love building with LEGOS than you will not want to miss this camp! No need to worry about President Business here, campers will dig through thousands of LEGOS as they build to their hearts content. After free exploration instructors teach builders how to construct a variety of projects from race cars to buildings and creative sculptures. If you are a LEGO fan you will not want to miss out on this adventure!

Minecraft Mini-Games

Grades 5-8 Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor US Gov/Political History Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 It’s Minecraft Mania this summer at Park Tudor! This class will teach you about Minecraft Mini-Games and empower you to build worlds and solve puzzles. Not only that, but we’ll also turn up the heat with some friendly competition and have you set goals that challenge your own creativity! To name only a few of the mini-games, we will have Battle-Dome, SkyWars, and more! We will be learning how to survive in ‘vanilla’ Minecraft before we go on to the mini-games … but that won’t take long! We hope you join us on this fun filled adventure (while developing a greater appreciation for math and science) through Minecraft Mini-games galore!

iPad Mania

Grades K-2 Lori McIntosh Park Tudor Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Come join Park Tudor’s first grade teacher Lori McIntosh for a week of iPad fun and discovery! Explore the exciting world of iPads through innovative apps that allow your child to create online books, movies, and much, much more! * iPads will be provided for use during the camp.

Kindergarten - 5th Grade

The Amazing Race

Grades 3-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Explore different countries by competing in Park Tudor’s version of the Amazing Race.

Students will work together in groups to follow clues to arrive at a variety of destinations.

At each destination, students will perform tasks that showcase these destinations. So grab your Passport and get ready for your adventure around the world!

Fashion Re-Design

Grades 3-5 Tracey Petrov Park Tudor Art Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 What do you see when you look at an old pair of your jeans? Perhaps a new purse or backpack? Can an old sweater suddenly become a new favorite scarf? It isn’t magic…it is altered apparel! Bring your imagination as we learn basic sewing, embroidery, and printing techniques that will have you turning your “trash” into treasures.

Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 13 - 17 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Spanish Fiesta!

Grades K-2 Dario Untama Park Tudor Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Young children will delight in this week-long Spanish fiesta! Participants will enjoy activities, games, crafts, songs and stories that will introduce new words and build upon previous Spanish knowledge. If this is your first introduction to Spanish, you need not worry! Join us for a week of learning and fun!

Wacky Weird Science

Grades K-2 Katie Milbrath Eman School Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do things that erupt, are slimy, fizz or are gooey fascinate you? Have you ever asked yourself, “How does it DO that?!” Weird Science explores the exciting world of somewhat strange and often time messy science experiments. Make slime and goo, silly putty, creepy crawlies, exploding volcanoes and much more. Recipes for each wacky experiment will be made into a book that will be sent home with each of our scientists!

Painting Party

Grade 3-5 Tracey Petrov Park Tudor Art Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Matisse, YOU! Tap into your artistic side as you spend a day putting paint to canvas! Each day, students will experiment with a different painting technique. We will work with watercolor and acrylic paints on a variety of papers and canvas materials. Students will use resist techniques in their paintings and make their own watercolor paints.

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Contraptions and Inventions: Rube Goldberg Machines

Grades 3-5 Kourtney Detty Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 A Rube Goldberg contraption – an elaborate set of ramps, wheels, springs, handles, cups, and rods, put in motion by balls, buckets, boots, pulleys, and marbles – takes a simple task and makes it extraordinarily complicated. Grab your friends and your creativity and learn to make your very own Rube Goldberg machines!

CheckMate Chess Camp

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Staff June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess or do you think they would? Chess is a great tool to teach decision-making, mathematics and logic. This course is designed for children who wish to learn the wonderful game of chess! Whether you have never moved a chess piece or know the fundamentals but want to work on becoming a stronger player, this course is just for you. Known for their expertise and child-friendly manner in teaching chess, the Learning Through Games Staff provides a week of learning appropriate for each level of experience.

Blast Off…...With Math

Grades 1 & 2 Grace Meier Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 3-2-1 Blast Off! Are you a ready for a week of mathematical exploration? You will not want to miss our daily journeys as we encounter different math universes through literature, math games, computer activities, and math related snacks! We will explore money and time, addition and subtraction, weights and measurements, shapes and geometry, and so much more!

Kindergarten - 5th Grade The Summer Olympics

Grades 3-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Light the Olympic torch and attend the opening ceremony! Children will learn about the Olympics by exploring the history and events that athletes compete in every four years.

Make the Olympic torch, wreaths and medals during this week of celebration. Children will use teamwork to create their own versions of the Olympic events and hold their own competition at the end of the week. Don’t miss your chance to win gold!

Author Study – Beatrix Potter

Grades 1-2 Ellen Todd Park Tudor Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Spend a week getting to know more about Beatrix Potter and many of her books. Art projects, games and other fun activities will fill our mornings. On Friday, we will invite friends and family in to join us at an Author Fair, which will celebrate our week of study.

(Beatrix Potter wrote and illustrated many books for children. The Tale of Peter Rabbit, The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck, and The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher are just a few.)

Veni, Vidi, Vici: Latin in the 21st Century

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 20 - 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 20 - 24 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Strategy Games Camp

Grades 3-5 Learning Through Games Staff June 20 – 24 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $150 Do you like chess? Risk? Stratego? Axis and Allies? Here, we learn those games and many more. Class will have fun lectures and interactive play. Meanwhile, students will be improving their math and decision-making skills. Taught by the locally famous Learning Through Games Group.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

App Smashing 2

Grades 3-5 Cortney Vandebelt Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 This iPad summer camp will introduce students to App Smashing: creating content using a variety of apps. Students will spend the week creating multimedia presentations using multiple apps at once. Featured apps will include: Skitch, TalkBoard, Puppet Edu, PowerPoint, Haiku Deck, Nutshell, and FaceTalker. All App Smashing projects will be shared online and with parents at the end of the week.

The BEST Sellers List!

Grades K-2 Hatti Small Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Have you ever thought about becoming an author? Do you dream of creating your own book? This week, campers will create their own story and drawings and then transform them into their very own book. Explore many different popular children’s book authors and illustrators and discover how books are made.

Come join us to become an author today!

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Yummy Science

Grades K-2 Lane Waters Park Tudor Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 What could be better than food, physics, and fun? Join us for a hands-on class that combines eating and science in a fun, exploratory and safe manner. Campers will learn chemistry protocol, kitchen and food-prep safety, and keep a journal of experiments and discoveries. From tasty slime to exploding marshmallows, you will not want to miss this sometimes tasty, but always entertaining, science camp.

Disney Princesses

Grades SK-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Come spend the week living like a princess!

Read books, make crafts, play games and make snacks that tell about the life of each Disney princess. We will make magical wands like Elsa, beautiful crowns like Sleeping Beauty and amazing hair bows like Belle.

Grab your best princess outfit and join us for a week of enchantment!

Lego Robotics

Grades 5-6 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Fun with Robotics offers an exciting and excellent introduction to robotics, problem solving and computer science concepts! Students learn how to build and train real robots to perform acrobatic stunts, dodge obstructions and even maneuver through obstacle courses. Emphasis is placed on providing a fun and educationally stimulating environment where students can reinforce and expand their analytical and problem solving abilities. No prior experience is necessary and beginners are encouraged to join. This course is limited to 15 students and fills up quickly!

Register today!

Math Magic

(Kindergartners Only) Kourtney Detty Park Tudor Teaching Assistant June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 A good foundation in math is invaluable to your child’s success in school. This camp will bring Mathematical concepts to life through literature, games, and hands-on activities.

You don’t want to miss this opportunity to develop a great mathematical base at such a young age.

Kindergarten - 5th Grade Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World

Computer Science

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

Grades 4-5 Eli Salatich Park Tudor Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 It’s never too early to start learning about one of the fastest growing industries. Students learn fundamental computer science skills by engaging in a variety of activities ranging from developing their own interactive game to acting out functionality. The goal of this course is to expose students to the wonderful world of computer science and strengthen problem-solving skills. Key concepts include conditionals, algorithms, binary code, debugging and societal impacts of computing.

This course follows a curriculum that aligns to CSTA and ISTE standards as well as many national Math, English Language Arts and Science standards. No prior experience is required and beginners are strongly encouraged to enroll.

Peg Dolls and Dollhouse

Grades 2-3 Ellen Todd Park Tudor Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 In the handcraft tradition of Waldorf education from Germany, the legs of clothes pegs were removed to create small wooden bases on which dolls could be designed. These little dolls have traditionally been crafted into seasonal figures for nature table displays and imaginative play within the home and classroom. Join us to design a set of your very own peg dolls. After making the dolls, we will construct a foldaway dollhouse to use when playing with your peg doll family.

Week 5: July 5-8

Travel the World (K-5) July 5-8 (4 Days) 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.

$120

The week of July 5th will prove to be an informative week for campers. This week, campers K-5 will receive their Passport to Fun by “traveling the world” to learn about its diverse people and their cultures. K-2 campers will engage in open play, crafts, and cooking while 3-5 campers will choose specific regions, research them, and then present their findings at the end of each day. Through research in art, traditional text, technology, and even food, campers will learn what it is that makes various cultures unique.

Tuesday: North & South America Wednesday: Africa and Asia Thursday: Europe Friday: Life’s a Party! Let the good times roll.

Today we will explore several types of celebrations from around the world and conclude with one of our very own.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade Summer Stock Stage Academy

Grades 2-8 July 5-24 $600 Camp: July 5-8, July 11-15, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Rehearsals: July 16, 17, 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. and July 18, 19, 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Performances: July 20, 21, 22, 23 at 7:30 p.m. and July 23, 24 at 2:30 p.m.

Academy students will join our Summer Stock Stage teenage cast members in the spotlight as we perform the family favorite Shrek. You will gain confidence as you prepare for small roles as fairytale characters and citizens of the magical kingdom of Duloc. For the first two weeks campers will meet daily and work with Summer Stock Stage artistic staff to learn music and choreography. You will also be exposed to the broader world of musical theater. The third week is “tech week” for Shrek and Academy members will be rehearsing Monday and Tuesday evening. Performances will be Wednesday, July 20 – Sunday, July 24 in the Ayres Auditorium. Students will be double cast, so each student will be in three performances. There will be no daytime camp the week of July 18. All rehearsals and assigned performances are mandatory.

For more information go to www.summerstockstage.com

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Where Science Meets Art

Grades 5-7 Scott McDougall Park Tudor Middle School Director July 11-15 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $155 Does your child have an affinity for all things scientific? Or, does your child appreciate any opportunity to be artistic? If so, then this unique class is for your student! Utilizing laboratory techniques to study and explore the structures and beauty of terrestrial and aquatic species, children will use a variety of media while exploring the wonders of the life sciences Students will create sophisticated and colorful mounts and other products of art inspired by their scientific discoveries, and visit the Indianapolis Museum of Art for a guided tour. Class size is limited to 12 so register promptly. For more information, please contact Dr. Scott McDougall at smcdougall@parktudor.org.

Summer Reading Clinic

Girls and Boys Entering Grades 1-2 Molly Murphy and Jesse Bohnert Park Tudor Teachers July 11 - July 29 (3 weeks) 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Grades 3-5 Eli and Jamie Salatich Park Tudor Teachers July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Operation Spy Camp is a week-long adventure into the world of espionage. Students will develop their problem solving and critical thinking skills by encoding and decoding messages with various ciphertexts. We will explore the science of spying by taking fingerprints and creating messages with invisible ink. Students will work with their peers to complete memory and observation challenges, obstacle courses, and a culminating campus-wide encrypted scavenger hunt. This message will self-destruct in 10 seconds!

Ready, Set, Build!

Grades K-2 Katie Milbrath Eman School Teacher July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Come experience the joy of creating one-ofa-kind structures using a variety of materials (Kapla Blocks, Legos, K’Nex and more). Use your own imagination or be guided through a “how-to” session as you try your hand at some of our building kits. Whether you are an experienced builder or just love to create, you will not want to miss this week of exploration and fun!

Crouching Tigers $500

Park Tudor’s Summer Reading Clinic is designed to provide individualized support and enrichment for children struggling with foundational reading skills. This specialized threeweek course will consist of both small group instruction and one-on-one tutoring sessions customized for the specific learning needs of each child. Elements of the Orton-Gillingham and Lindamood-Bell approaches will be used for direct instruction, with an emphasis on phonemic awareness, decoding skills, basic spelling rules, sight words, reading comprehension, and written and oral expression.

Parents registering their child for this course will be asked to complete an initial registration survey outlining your child’s literacy needs and interests. Students will be given a short assessment on the first day of camp to inform placement in small groups and provide data for individualized lessons.

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Spy Camp

Grades K-2 Olivia Roney Owner, Crouching Tigers July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Get fit and learn to kick with the Crouching Tigers team this summer! Students will learn traditional martial arts along with the Crouching Tigers Bully Proof program that focuses on self-defense and confidence. At the conclusion of the camp, students will break a board!

Kindergarten - 5th Grade Reading 101

Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training

Kindergarten Only Hatti Small Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Is your child beginning to enter the wonderful world of independent reading and writing?

Join us as we provide an introduction and review of phonics. Activities will emphasize alphabet sequencing, rhyming, letter formation, listening skills, learning to follow directions, and reading and writing. Get your student “Kindergarten ready” with this spectacular skill building class.

American Girls

Grades K-2 Belinda Barlow Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Grab your doll and join us for a week of incredible fun! Spend the week making new friends that love American Girl Dolls as much as you do. Each day we will make a terrific craft and share a delicious snack while exploring the fascinating and historical lives of Molly, Kirsten, Josefina, Kit, and Samantha.

Learn how to care for your doll’s skin and hair, and even make a unique poncho just for her.

An entertaining fashion show and a tasty tea party will wrap up this delightful week.

Space Exploration

Grades 3-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 3...2...1…Blast off! Become an astronaut for a week and explore the amazing Solar System.

Children will learn all about the Sun, Moon, stars and planets. They will explore by reading books and doing a variety of hands-on activities. Children will make the moon phases out of Oreo cookies, make their own constellations and create their own planet. You will not want to miss this galactic experience!

Grades 3-5 Rosie Edwards Personal Trainer July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Join us for our youth strength training program, designed to help students develop muscular strength and endurance through a variety of fun, functional movement patterns and games. Fundamental skills in all sports start with a balanced mind and body. Our strength and conditioning program will teach students how to perform movements correctly in a safe and encouraging environment.

Our focus on teamwork and self regulation tools while incorporating flexibility, speed and agility training will prepare your young athletes for any sporting endeavor and assist in their growth and overall physical development. Taught by Rosie Edwards who is a certified personal trainer at SoBeFit in Indianapolis.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade Week 7: July 18 - 22

Sports Sampler

Grades K-2 AJ McIntosh Park Tudor P.E. Teacher July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Can’t decide which sport you like the best?

Then you’ll love our sports sampler camp!

Students will learn the basic rules as they take part in basketball, baseball, soccer, track, and volleyball. For the child who is curious about sports, this is an excellent opportunity to find the sport they are most passionate about!

Professor Watermelon

Grades K-2 Chadwick Gillenwater (a.k.a. Professor Watermelon!)

July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Join Professor Watermelon on a trip around the world, and learn how to use your new knowledge to create your own fascinating stories. Explore ways to create memorable characters, exciting plots, and clever dialogue. Professor Watermelon will help you uncover ways to polish and publish your work.

And don’t forget the Melon Money you’ll earn for the prize auction after each workshop!

With Prof. Watermelon, the exciting world of creative writing is at your fingertips. So grab a pencil and paper, and let’s go! Learn more about Professor Watermelon at www.professorwatermelon.com.

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Professor Watermelon

Lego Robotics

Chef’s Academy

Fairy Tales

Grades 3-8 Chadwick Gillenwater (a.k.a. Professor Watermelon!)

July 18 - 22 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $150 Join Professor Watermelon on a trip around the world, and learn how to use your new knowledge to create your own fascinating stories. Explore ways to create memorable characters, exciting plots, and clever dialogue. Professor Watermelon will help you uncover ways to polish and publish your work.

And don’t forget the Melon Money you’ll earn for the prize auction after each workshop!

With Prof. Watermelon, the exciting world of creative writing is at your fingertips. So grab a pencil and paper, and let’s go! Learn more about Professor Watermelon at www.professorwatermelon.com.

Grades K-2 Belinda Barlow Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Put on your chef’s hat and get ready for a week of creating exciting recipes! From pretzels to pancakes and parfaits, we will spend an appetizing week in the kitchen following recipes, measuring ingredients, and of course, tasting our creations! Spend the week with us as we learn the basics of cooking using bake and no-bake recipes in this delicious offering.

At the end of the week you will have a recipe book to take home to share with your friends and family!

Grades 5-6 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Fun with Robotics offers an exciting and excellent introduction to robotics, problem solving and computer science concepts! Students learn how to build and train real robots to perform acrobatic stunts, dodge obstructions and even maneuver through obstacle courses. Emphasis is placed on providing a fun and educationally stimulating environment where students can reinforce and expand their analytical and problem solving abilities. No prior experience is necessary and beginners are encouraged to join. This course is limited to 15 students and fills up quickly!

Register today!

Grades 3-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Once upon a time there was camp that explored the different fairy tales. Children will read beloved fairy tales in a variety of versions. They will compare and contrast these different versions while exploring the elements of a fairy tale. Exciting writing crafts and activities will further engage your child in these fairy tales. After learning about the elements that make a fairy tale, students will get to write their own fairy tale.

Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Math? Get Real!

Grades 3-5 Katherine Milbrath Eman School Teacher July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Who says math has to be boring? Come explore the wonderful world of mathematics through literature, math games, computer activities, videos, and math related snacks!

Join us as we make geometric marshmallow sculptures, cook using metric measurements, solve math puzzles and complete an infinite number of other engaging activities. You’ll have so much fun you won’t even know you’re strengthening your skills!

Party Planner

Grades 3-5 Hatti Small Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 You won’t want to miss this opportunity to plan and participate in your very own party.

Students will use their creativity and math skills to plan a party within the parameters of a budget. Invitations, decorations, food and entertainment will be the subject for discussion as they decide what to create and purchase. A shopping trip will be planned during the week. Grab your party outfits and join us for the celebration on Friday.

Computer Science

Grades K-1 Lori McIntosh Park Tudor Teacher July 18 - 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 It’s never too early to start learning about one of the fastest growing industries. This fun and exciting course teaches K-1st graders about computer science and programming.

Students work through a variety of engaging, age-appropriate programming puzzles throughout the course. Students learn collaboration, problem-solving skills and how to persist through difficult tasks. By the end of this course, students will create their very own custom game/story that they can share. Key concepts include sequences, loops, events, collaboration, problem solving, perseverance and internet safety. No prior experience is necessary.

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist July 18 - 22 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

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Kindergarten - 5th Grade Week 8: July 25 - 29

Checkmate Chess Camp

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Staff July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess or do you think they would? Chess is a great tool to teach decision-making, mathematics and logic. This course is designed for children who wish to learn the wonderful game of chess! Whether you have never moved a chess piece or know the fundamentals but want to work on becoming a stronger player, this course is just for you. Known for their expertise and child-friendly manner in teaching chess, the Learning Through Games Staff provides a week of learning appropriate for each level of experience.

LEGO Land…Everything is Awesome

Grades K-2 Belinda Barlow Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 If you love building with LEGOS, then you will not want to miss this camp! Join other LEGO lovers as you dig through thousands of LEGOS and build to your heart’s content.

There will be thought-provoking challenge builds and creative free building each day.

Create your own minifigure, frost LEGO cookies, learn about the remarkable history of LEGOS, and take a LEGO picture frame home with you at the end of the week. If you are a LEGO fan you will not want to miss out on this awesome adventure!

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Adventure Time

Grades K-2 Katie Milbrath Park Tudor Teaching Assistant July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Pack your bags for the adventure of the summer! In this jam-packed week of travel fun we will “travel” the world and learn about different foods, people, animals, cultures, and traditions. So come and join us as we pack our bags, fill our passports, and set sail to try new foods and experience arts and crafts, music, games and more from all around the world.

Each camper will return from their “travels” with a filled passport and lots of amazing stories to share about new and exciting places.

Computer Science

Grades 2-3 Lori McIntosh Park Tudor Teacher July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 It’s never too early to start learning about one of the fastest growing industries. This fun and exciting course teaches 2-3rd graders about computer science and programming.

Students work through a variety of engaging, age-appropriate programming puzzles throughout the course. Key concepts include conditionals, algorithms, binary code, debugging and societal impacts of computing. No prior experience is necessary.

Chess Bughouse

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Staff July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess? If yes, then they will LOVE bughouse. Bughouse is a team chess game that’s just as good for the mind as chess but many say even more fun. Camps will use bughouse to teach logic, teamwork and will be taught in a very child friendly style! Taught by the famous Indiana Learning Through Games Group.

Harry Potter’s Magical World

Grades 3-5 Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor Teacher July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Please do not miss the trip of a lifetime-come with us on the Harry Potter magical mystery tour and learn how to succeed in the wizarding world! We will play Quidditch, have a Triwizard Tournament, and recreate Dumbledore’s Army, where you will be taught the higher-level skills of defense against the dark arts. We will also make butterbeer and pumpkin juice, and try all sorts of Bertie Botts. Finally, we will master spells such as sturefy, lumos, confrego, aquamentis, glacius, and much more! All of Hogwarts School will be our playground!

Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Math in Focus Review

Grades 3-5 Ashley Didion Eman School Teacher July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Park Tudor recently adopted the renowned math curriculum Math in Focus: The American Version of Singapore Math. Spend a week exploring the power of bar models and visualization while solving intricate problems in mathematics. Perfect for any student that wants to use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to solve complex word problems. Whether you want to explore different ways to solve problems or need to review your problem solving skills before school starts, this class will provide a nice challenge.

Author Study – H.A. and Margaret Ray

Grades 1-2 Ellen Todd Park Tudor Teacher July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Spend a week getting to know more about H.A. and Margaret Rey and many of their books. Art projects, games and other fun activities will fill our mornings. On Friday, we will invite friends and family in to join us at an Author Fair, which will celebrate our week of study. (H.A. Rey and his wife Margaret wrote and illustrated many books for children.

Curious George, Pretzel, and Spotty are just a few.)

Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training

Grades K-2 Rosie Edwards Personal Trainer July 25 - 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 Join us for our youth strength training program, designed to help students develop muscular strength and endurance through a variety of fun, functional movement patterns and games. Fundamental skills in all sports start with a balanced mind and body. Our strength and conditioning program will teach students how to perform movements correctly in a safe and encouraging environment.

Our focus on teamwork and self regulation tools while incorporating, flexibility, speed and agility training will prepare your young athletes for any sporting endeavor and assist in their growth and overall physical development. Taught by Rosie Edwards who is a certified personal trainer at SoBeFit in Indianapolis.

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist July 25-29 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

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6th - 8th Grade

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Week 1: June 6 - 10

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Class....................................................................... Grades 2X4 Woodworking & Math: Locker........................ 3-6 Baking Academy.......................................................... 6-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Computer Science – An Introduction.................... 6-8 Safe Sitter.................................................................... 6-8 Minecraft Mini-Games............................................... 5-8 Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World............... 5-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12 Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*...... 6-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Programming Rocks Python Programming......... 6-8 Culinary Academy...................................................... 6-8 Checkmate Chess Camp...............................................K-8 Strategy Games Camp............................................... 6-8 Veni, Vidi, Vici: Latin in the 21st Century.............. 5-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12 Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*...... 6-12

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

Week 5: July 5-8

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Class....................................................................... Grades LEGO Robotics...............................................................5-6 Flight Academy…Physics Fun................................... 6-8 Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World............... 5-8 VEX Robotics............................................................... 6-8 Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*...... 6-12

Class....................................................................... Grades No Camps This week

Class....................................................................... Grades Order In The Court..................................................... 6-8 Where Science Meets Art.......................................... 5-7 The Great American Cookout................................... 6-8 Anatomy Study: Basic Dissection............................ 6-8

Week 7: July 18 - 22

Week 8: July 25 - 29

Extended Classes

Class....................................................................... Grades The Perfect Storm: Terrorism, Technology, and US Leadership........ 6-8 LEGO Robotics...............................................................5-6 Professor Watermelon.............................................. 3-8 VEX Robotics............................................................... 6-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Moving on UP!..................................................................6 Checkmate Chess Camp...............................................K-8 Summer Running Conditioning Camp................... 6-12 Strength & Conditioning........................................ 6-12 Chess Bughouse...........................................................K-8 Private Piano Lessons...............................................1-12

Class....................................................................... Grades Summer Stock Stage Academy – Shrek the Musical.....................................................2-8 July 5-24 See page 48

* See www.parktudor.org/summer for Course description

6th - 8th Grade Week 1: June 6 - 10

2X4 Woodworking & Math: Locker Shelves!

Grades 3-6 Courtney Whitehead Park Tudor Athletics Director June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 If you are entering PT’s Middle School in the fall you won’t want to miss this opportunity to construct your very own custom shelving system for your locker. Students will be instructed on how to safely use a variety of woodworking tools as they put their plans into production. You’ll have the coolest, most organized locker in the hallway and have a great time with your friends during this week of woodworking fun.

Baking Academy

Grades 6-8 Rick Gross Park Tudor Assistant Food Director June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $200 At the Baking Academy young chefs will expand their knowledge in the world of baking.

The young Chefs will learn about the importance of food safety, how to look up recipes, make grocery lists, measure ingredients, and of course make and decorate finished products. The week will end with the young chefs hosting a bake sale selling their delicious baked goods with the proceeds going to the Rob Hueni Fund. Mr. Gross has over 15 years of experience as the Assistant Director of Food Services at PT, food lover, and instructor.

Expanding the young mind and creating the next generation of food lovers and culinary innovators is our main goal!

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 6 - 10 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Computer Science – An Introduction

Grades 6-8 Eli Salatich Park Tudor Science Teacher June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 This course teaches 6-8th graders about computer science, programming and computational thinking. Students explore what computer science is, applications of computer science and what it means to be a responsible computer scientist. This course utilizes a simple drag and drop programming language to teach a wide range of programming concepts which include sequencing, loops, conditionals, functions, parameters and variables.

Other key concepts include binary representation, decomposition, patterns, abstraction and algorithms. No prior experience is necessary. Students are encouraged to also enroll in the “Computer Science for 6-8th Graders – Python Programming” course for additional exposure to computer science.

Safe Sitter

Grades 6-8 Toni Gillig RN June 13 – 16 (four days only, attendance mandatory) 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $125 Ready to start your own babysitting business?

Safe Sitter can teach you the skills to do this important job and do it well! Becoming a Safe Sitter means you will gain confidence and learn how to handle situations that may happen on the job when babysitting. The Safe Sitter course includes the following curriculum: Babysitting as a Business, Success on the Job, Child Care Essentials, Safety for the Sitter, Injury Management, Preventing Problem Behavior, Care of Choking Infant or Choking Child, Basic Infant and Child CPR, Preventing Injuries and Behavior Management. We will use hands-on mannequin practice in rescue skills, small group interactive learning, role-playing games, and interaction with a toddler or preschool guest. This course is taught by a certified Safe Sitter instructor, so at the completion of the class all students will be awarded their official Safe Sitter Certification and Babysitting Manual.

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6th - 8th Grade Minecraft Mini-Games

Grades 5-8 Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor Teacher June 13 – 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 It’s Minecraft Mania this summer at Park Tudor! This class will teach you about Minecraft Mini- Games and empower you to build worlds and solve puzzles. Not only that, but we’ll also turn up the heat with some friendly competition and have you set goals that challenge your own creativity. We will have Battle-Dome, SkyWars, and more. We’ll begin with learning how to survive in ‘vanilla’ Minecraft before we go on to the mini-games… but that won’t take long. We hope you join us on this fun filled adventure (while developing a greater appreciation for math and science) through Minecraft Mini-games galore.

Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 13 – 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

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Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 13 – 17 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Programming Rocks Python Programming

Grades 6-8 Eli Salatich Park Tudor Science Teacher June 20 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 This course introduces students to software development concepts using the Python programming language with emphasis on developing problem solving and computational thinking skills. Key programming concepts include input/output, variables, expressions, statements, turtle graphics, functions, conditionals, testing and debugging. Students are encouraged, but not required, to take the “Computer Science for 6-8th Graders – An Introduction” course prior to this course.

Culinary Academy

Grades 6-8 Rick Gross Park Tudor Assistant Food Director June 20 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $200 At the Culinary Academy, young chefs can expand their local culinary knowledge to create a more community, regional, and global experience. Culinary instruction will be provided for the curious cook’s mind. Students will also expand their palate and reinforce academic and social skills. At the Culinary Academy, young chefs will learn about food safety and knife skills while experimenting with new flavors and ingredients. All students will come home with a recipe book, full of their work for the week. The week will conclude with a breakfast meal for the young chefs’ parents and guests. Mr. Gross has over 15 years of experience as the assistant director of Food Services at PT, food lover, and instructor.

Expanding the young mind and creating the next generation of food lovers and culinary innovators is our main goal!

Checkmate Chess Camp

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Staff June 20 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess or do you think they would? Chess is a great tool to teach decision making, mathematics and logic. This course is designed for children who wish to learn the wonderful game of chess! Whether you have never moved a chess piece or know the fundamentals but want to work on becoming a stronger player, this course is just for you.

Known for their expertise and child-friendly manner in teaching chess, the Learning Through Games Staff provides a week of learning appropriate for each level of experience.

6th - 8th Grade Strategy Games Camp

Grades 6-8 Learning Through Games Staff June 20 – 24 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $150 Do you like chess? Risk? Stratego? Axis and Allies? Here, we learn those games and many more. Class will have fun lectures and interactive play. Meanwhile, students will be improving their math and decision-making skills. Taught by the locally famous Learning Through Games Group.

Veni Vidi Vici...

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 20 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 20 – 24 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

LEGO Robotics

Grades 5-6 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 LEGO Robotics offers an exciting and excellent introduction to robotics, problem solving and computer science concepts. Students learn how to build and train real robots to perform acrobatic stunts, dodge obstructions and even maneuver through obstacle courses.

Emphasis is placed on providing a fun and educationally stimulating environment where students can reinforce and expand their analytical and problem solving abilities. No prior experience is necessary and beginners are encouraged to join. This course is limited to 15 students and fills up quickly. Register today!

Flight Academy… Physics Fun

Grades 6-8 Sue Taylor Park Tudor Science Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $175 From the earliest flying machines to the first rocket flights, this hands-on program will allow campers to build many different flying devices. Junior test pilots will launch a variety of flying machines including: model airplanes, hot air balloons, water and air rockets and participate in some “eggciting activities!” You are cleared for takeoff!

Carpe Diem: Latin in the Modern World

Grades 5-8 Sarah McDaniels Park Tudor Classics Teacher June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Latin, more than ever before, is a living language of universal and perennial relevance.

Much research has shown that studying the ancient world at a young age advances students far ahead of their peers in such wide and varying fields as reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, science, and logic skills. This program will introduce young minds to the world of Latin through classical mythology, Roman culture and daily life, ancient history, and artistic and group activities. Through a study of classics in the modern world, students will examine how classical reception is perceived through the Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games series. Students will also learn common expressions in Latin, including derivatives, colors, greetings, numbers, and Latin in daily use (ante/post meridiem: a.m./p.m., anno domini: A.D., et cetera: etc.).

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6th - 8th Grade VEX Robotics

Grades 6-8 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher June 27 - July 1 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 The VEX Robotics Design System offers students an exciting platform for learning about areas rich with career opportunities spanning science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). These are just a few of the many fields students can explore by creating with VEX Robotics technology. Beyond science and engineering principles, a VEX Robotics project encourages teamwork, leadership and problem solving among groups.

Week 5: July 5-8

Summer Stock Stage Academy – Shrek the Musical

Grades 2-8 July 5 - 24 $600 Camp – July 5-8, July 11-15,

9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Rehearsals – July 16, 17, 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.

and July 18, 19, 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Performances – July 20, 21, 22, 23 at 7:30 p.m.

and July 23, 24 at 2:30 p.m.

Academy students will join our Summer Stock Stage teenage cast members in the spotlight as we perform the family favorite Shrek. You will gain confidence as you prepare for small roles as fairytale characters and citizens of the magical kingdom of Duloc. For the first two weeks campers will meet daily and work with Summer Stock Stage artistic staff to learn music and choreography. You will also be exposed to the broader world of musical theater. The third week is “tech week” for Shrek and Academy members will be rehearsing Monday and Tuesday evening. Performances will be Wednesday, July 20 – Sunday, July 24 in the Ayres Auditorium. Students will be double cast, so each student will be in three performances. There will be no daytime camp the week of July 18. All rehearsals and assigned performances are mandatory.

For more information go to www.summerstockstage.com.

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Week 6: July 11 - 15

Order In The Court

Grades 6-8 Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor Social Studies Teacher July 11 – 15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 Do not miss the opportunity to showcase your skills in front of an Indiana Supreme Court Justice! In this course, students will learn the art of persuasion in the courtroom by playing the roles of prosecutors, defense attorneys, and witnesses by preparing and performing a mock trial. This trial will take place at the Indiana Statehouse in the Indiana Supreme Court Room itself (Justice Massa presiding). In the end, a jury will pronounce a verdict and determine guilt or innocence.

Where Science Meets Art

Grades 5-7 Scott McDougall Park Tudor Middle School Director July 11 – 15 9:00 am - 12:00 p.m. $160 Does your child have an affinity for all things scientific? Or, does your child appreciate any opportunity to be artistic? If so, then this unique class is for your student! Utilizing laboratory techniques to study and explore the structures and beauty of terrestrial and aquatic species. Children will use a variety of media while exploring the wonders of the life sciences. Students will create sophisticated and colorful mounts and other products of art inspired by their scientific discoveries, and visit the Indianapolis Museum of Art for a guided tour. Class size is limited to 12 so register promptly. For more information, please contact Dr. Scott McDougall at smcdougall@parktudor.org.

6th - 8th Grade The Great American Cookout

Grades 6-8 Rick Gross Park Tudor Assistant Food Director July 11 – 15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $200 In this class the young chefs will explore outdoor dining and cooking. They will learn how to grill, how to prepare the perfect side dish, how to properly set up an outdoor dining space, and even make homemade ice cream. We will showcase our newly learned skills with an RSVP all school lunch on Friday!

Mr. Gross has over 15 years of experience as the assistant director of Food services at PT, food lover, and instructor. Expanding the young mind and creating the next generation of food lovers and culinary innovators is our main goal!

Anatomy Study: Basic Dissection

Grades 6-8 Sue Taylor Park Tudor Science Teacher July 11 – 15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $175 Explore anatomy through several dissection exercises. Students will conduct both virtual and actual specimen dissections in this section. We will look at an owl pellet, cow’s eye, earthworm and frog in this laboratory-based session. Students will work in groups of two or three.

Week 7: July 18 - 22

The Perfect Storm: Terrorism, Technology, and US Leadership

Grades 6-8 Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor Social Studies Teacher July 18 – 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 Questions abound with regard to political instability and the potential for peace in the world in the 21st century. How does anyone defeat terror groups like ISIS? Does traditional military power matter that much anymore?

Is a sophisticated technological military better? Can social media protect itself from being a recruiting ground and a pawn for terror? Do the US President and Congress even have the ability to impact the international scene in a significant way? Are there good guys and bad guys in the world? Is an alliance of Western democracies the ultimate answer?

If you like political debate and technology this class is for you!

LEGO Robotics

Grades 5-6 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher July 18 – 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 LEGO Robotics offers an exciting and excellent introduction to robotics, problem solving and computer science concepts. Students learn how to build and train real robots to perform acrobatic stunts, dodge obstructions and even maneuver through obstacle courses.

Emphasis is placed on providing a fun and educationally stimulating environment where students can reinforce and expand their analytical and problem solving abilities. No prior experience is necessary and beginners are encouraged to join. This course is limited to 15 students and fills up quickly. Register today!

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6th - 8th Grade Professor Watermelon

Grades 3-8 Chadwick Gillenwater (a.k.a. Professor Watermelon) July 18 – 22 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $150 Join Professor Watermelon on a trip around the world, and learn how to use your new knowledge to create your own fascinating stories. Explore ways to create memorable characters, exciting plots, and clever dialogue. Professor Watermelon will help you uncover ways to polish and publish your work.

And don’t forget the Melon Money you’ll earn for the prize auction after each workshop!

With Prof. Watermelon, the exciting world of creative writing is at your fingertips. So grab a pencil and paper, and let’s go. Learn more about Professor Watermelon at www. professorwatermelon.com.

VEX Robotics

Grades 6-8 Dario Untama Park Tudor Physics Teacher July 18 – 22 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 The VEX Robotics Design System offers students an exciting platform for learning about areas rich with career opportunities spanning science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). These are just a few of the many fields students can explore by creating with VEX Robotics technology.

Beyond science and engineering principles, a VEX Robotics project encourages teamwork, leadership and problem solving among groups.

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Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist July 18 – 22 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

Week 8: July 25 - 29

Moving on UP!

Grade 6 Kelly Wilson Park Tudor Social Studies Teacher July 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $155 Congratulations! You have graduated from 5th grade and now it is time to Move on UP to the middle school. Going from Lower School to Middle School will be exciting, but as with any change, there is a bit of curiosity and anxiety. Have all of your questions answered and put your stress to rest. We will take an active approach and explore the expectations of what middle school will be like. Topics include academic changes, homework requirements, time management, organization, study strategies, getting along with friends and teachers, making good choices, problem-solving, and setting realistic goals. This class will insure a successful introduction to the middle school experience.

6th - 8th Grade Checkmate Chess Camp

Strength & Conditioning

Summer Running Conditioning Camp

Chess Bughouse

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Staff July 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess or do you think they would? Chess is a great tool to teach decision making, mathematics and logic. This course is designed for children who wish to learn the wonderful game of chess! Whether you have never moved a chess piece or know the fundamentals but want to work on becoming a stronger player, this course is just for you. Known for their expertise and child-friendly manner in teaching chess, the Learning Through Games Staff provides a week of learning appropriate for each level of experience.

Grades 6-12 Erin Nixon Park Tudor Counselor and Cross Country Coach July 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 This week offers a chance for ANY middle school or high school athlete to get into shape and prepare for the fall sports season.

Students will build their endurance through running and core conditioning. In addition, they will spend some time focusing on healthy nutrition and wellness. This is also a great opportunity to connect with others who have similar interests!

Grades 6-12 Tristan Cork Park Tudor Strength Coach July 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $155 Take your game to the next level! This week long camp will take you through the basics of strength and conditioning. A portion of this week will include some interactive lecturing as well as plenty of hands-on work and exercise. With school schedules being difficult and weight classes being slim, this is a great opportunity to learn how to lift properly and safely all while having fun and learning life-long healthy habits. Your Middle or High school student will be under the close supervision of Park Tudor’s professional strength coach Tristan Cork “Coach T.”

Grades K-8 Learning Through Games Group July 25 – 29 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $150 Do your kids like chess? Then they will LOVE bughouse. Bughouse is a team chess game that’s just as good for the mind as chess, but many say even more fun. Camps will use bughouse to teach logic, teamwork and will be taught in a very child-friendly style. Taught by the famous Indiana Learning Through Games Group.

Private Piano Lessons

Grades 1-12 Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist July 25 – 29 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * Students may also be enrolled in another camp and also take piano lessons. They will be escorted to and from their regular 9-12 camp or 1-4 camp to take their private piano lesson.

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9th - 12th Grade Week 1: June 6 - 10

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Week 4: June 27 - July 1 Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*

Physical Education 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Speech 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 P.m.

Speech 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Health 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 P.m.

Health 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

A Nation in Conflict: American Civil War Studies 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 P.m. (Travel June 11-18) Southern Studies 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Travel June 19 - 25) Private Piano (1hr sessions)

Week 5: July 5-8

Private Piano (1hr sessions)

Private Piano (1hr sessions)

Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*

Park Tudor Gardens and Legacy Orchard*

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Week 7: July 18 - 22

College Application & Essay Writing 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 P.m.

Speech 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 P.m.

Health 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

College Application & Essay Writing 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 P.m.

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Week 8: July 25 - 29

Private Piano (1hr sessions)

Private Piano (1hr sessions)

Preview of Algebra 2/ Algebra 2 with Trig 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 P.m.

* See www.parktudor.org/summer for Course description

9th - 12th Grade Physical Education

.5 credit June 6 – 24 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. $450 Lifelong physical fitness is a goal for everyone! This class includes instruction and practice in recreational sports activities and cardiovascular fitness—important concepts of wellness education. Students leave campus for the recreational activities. *Park Tudor students may earn .5 PT credit for this class.

Daily attendance is mandatory.

Speech

1 credit June 6 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $450 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. $450 July 5 – 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $450 This course was designed to improve communication skills and self-confidence. Students will gain skills in organization and vocabulary development as they participate in a variety of public-speaking exercises intended for them to find their individual speaking styles.

Practical application exercises may include experiences in: persuasion, information, demonstration, and entertainment speeches; and debate and video news casting. Students’ speeches are often videotaped for study. This course may include quizzes and tests, as well as graded outlines and additional written work. *Park Tudor students may earn 1 PT credit for this class. Daily attendance is mandatory.

For-Credit Non-Credit

Health

.5 credit June 6 – 24 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $450 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. $450 July 5 – 22 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. $450 This important course helps students plan for a healthy life through authentic team and individual projects applicable to the unique lifestyles of teenagers. Students should expect to learn about nutrition and fitness, social and emotional health, and facts about communicable diseases and substance abuse. All course-work is designed to provide students with information necessary to make responsible informed choices throughout their lives. *Park Tudor students may earn .5 PT credit for this class. Daily attendance is mandatory.

Private Piano Lessons

Jennifer Hufford Park Tudor Piano Instructor and Accompanist June 6-24; July 18-29 60 minute lesson $65 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (*no Wednesdays) 60 minute slots; students can sign up for as many slots as they would like: 10:00-11:00, 11:00-12:00, 12:00-1:00, 1:30-2:30, 2:30-3:30 Summer is the perfect time to begin, expand, or enrich your piano skills! We will explore and discover a broad landscape of musical elements that promote piano development.

These lessons are tailor-made for beginner, intermediate, or advanced pianists. I customize a fun and holistic approach for each student’s area of musical interest by including sight-reading, ear-training, and listening activities to enhance their chosen repertoire.

I look forward to working with new students as well as my current students! *Students are not required to have had any prior piano study, but they must have a piano or full size keyboard to practice on at home. * If you are taking a credit class you are not allowed to sign up during those class hours.

Preview of Algebra 2/ Algebra 2 with Trig

Deborah Tompkins Park Tudor Upper School Math Teacher July 18 – 22 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 This preview course is designed for students who would benefit from some support while making the transition from Algebra 1/Geometry to an Algebra 2 course. During the week-long course we will review topics that were taught in Algebra 1 as well as introduce some new concepts that students will see in their upcoming Algebra 2 course. Each day will include presentation of material as well as time for students to practice with support from the teacher as necessary. Topics to be covered will include solving linear equations containing fractions, factoring polynomials, properties of exponents, simplifying exponential expressions, finding equations of lines, and graphing on the xy-plane.

College Application & Essay Writing

Joseph Fumusa Park Tudor College Counselor July 11 -15 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 July 25-29 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 Isn’t senior year too busy as it is? Give yourself a head start and work on your essays for your college applications this summer!

During this seminar, we will take a look at the types of essays that colleges require, critically evaluate successful examples of essays (and those not so successful), and write and edit several college essays (from the questions on the Common Application) that you will have ready for the fall. We will review the components of an outstanding essay – especially the unique strengths and talents you would bring to various schools. Finally, we will peruse college websites and examine their cultures to gain further insight for your work. A college admissions representative will also visit to share thoughts on the entire admissions process and the role the college essay plays in that process.

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9th - 12th Grade A Nation in Conflict: American Civil War Studies 1 Credit $1,650 Kathryn Lerch Park Tudor History Teacher Chris Hammock Park Tudor Support Specialist Class: June 6- 24; Travel: June 11-18 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

According to Civil War historian James M. McPherson, “the Civil War was the most momentous event in American history” which “profoundly altered the landscape.”

A casualty count of one million out of a population of 32 million from 1861 through 1865 cannot be looked upon as solely a study in military history, but as a study of a society

at war. (McPherson, Writing the Civil War).

The three-week cross-curricular and teamtaught summer school elective, “A Nation in Conflict,” will be framed around significant historical events, famous battles such as at Antietam and Gettysburg, the Emancipation Proclamation, the evolution of Civil War medicine, African Americans in the Civil War, and the impact of the war on the nation’s psyche and in memory.

June 6 – June 24, 2016 Class will meet for three hours each morning. Travel dates will be June 11-18th.

Civil War photographs and documents at the Library of Congress, and participated in field trips.

Tentative Itinerary and Places of Interest: • Cumberland, MD [B&O Railroad center; historic town] • Frederick, MD [Museum of Civil War Medicine; walking tour of Civil War-era town; Cemetery tour of Confederate graves] • Martinsburg, WV [Belle Boyd House & Museum; Historical Society for docent work] • Sheperdstown, WV [Confederate Cemetery; Pry House Field Hospital Museum] • Harper’s Ferry & Maryland Heights [Civil War site and National Park] • Antietam Battlefield [Cemetery and National Park, Sharpsburg, Md] • Carlisle, PA & Gettysburg, PA [Gettysburg town and battlefield; Carlisle Barracks & town] • Washington, D.C. [National Archives for Civil War pension searches; Library of Congress]

The final project is due two weeks after the end of the course (July 8). This project may include a photo journal or blog based on field work, a portfolio of Civil War letters and/ or photographs, or analytical research essay based on creative and careful use of primary documents. There will be daily discussion of research findings, and encouragement for collaborative efforts in all aspects of the course.

Progress in the course will be assessed with frequent, yet short formative and summative assessments. There will be out-of-class reading assignments with prompts for class discussions.

This three-week seminar has evolved out of a semester-long course on the Military History of the American Civil War, and it has been combined with field trip experiences similar to Legacy Initiative trips to Washington, D.C. Previously students have researched Civil War pensions at the National Archives, located

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As an inter-disciplinary and historiography course, students will have an opportunity to read and analyze original primary source Civil War-era materials (letters, photographs,

Pre-trip work will emphasize setting the historical foundation, developing historiogra-

maps, diaries, newspapers, pension files, etc.), read and discuss Civil War literature, and visit selected historic sites. Students will learn to empathize with those individuals who participated in this transformation of American society. Resources include private collections as well as the Legacy Initiative’s maps, letters, newspapers, photographs, etc. and the Words of War anthologies. There will be a travel week at mid-course when students will alternately visit battlefields and complete research at the National Archives, or other research institutions. Materials acquired on the trip will also be used for student projects.

phy skills, and developing a couple of possible project ideas. During the trip, the emphasis will be on problem-solving in research, locating and interpreting new Civil War resources, analyzing sites in the historical context, and looking at museum artifacts from a 19th century perspective, while confirming the potential project subject and design. In the final week students may work collaboratively as they discuss and analyze their research materials, and how they will develop their final project for faculty and peer review.

The initial goal is to expose students to the wealth of historical materials from the Civil War period. Through this exposure, it is hoped that students will come to understand the inter-connectedness of war and social issues. A secondary objective is to encourage a high level of critical reading and thinking skills, and instilling in students the concept

9th - 12th Grade that problem-solving is key also to doing historical research. The field experience is also integral to linking observations to a deeper understanding of the military events and social consequences of a war. Also, hands-on experience in the National Archives builds student confidence, independence and develops their skills for both collaborative and independent work in the future.

This course is ideally suited for the advanced, motivated and intellectually curious history student. Due to the rigor of the course, as well as its fast pace and seminar format, it is well suited for sophomores and up, or an exceptional freshmen with prior permission of the instructor. Space is limited due to travel restrictions (van size and accommodations in Washington, D.C.) Cost for the class and the trip will be $1,650 (Includes: tuition, travel expenses, hotel

accommodations, breakfast and dinner students will need pocket money to purchase lunch).

For additional information on possible sites to be visited, go to the following links: • Town of Frederick, MD & Museum of Civil War Medicine: www.civilwarmed.org/ • Town of Martinsburg & Belle Boyd House & Museum: www.civilwar.org/civil-wardiscovery-trail/sites/belle-boyd-house-andcivil-war-museum-and-archives.html • Harpers Ferry & Maryland Heights: www.nps.gov/hafe/index.htm • Antietam Battlefield & Cemetery: www.nps.gov/anti/index.htm • Gettysburg College & Battlefield: www.nps.gov/gett/index.htm • Town of Shepherdstown, WVA town & Confederate cemetery: www.historicshepherdstown.com/

• C & O Canal: www.nps.gov/choh/learn/ historyculture/civilwar.htm Books of special interest: A Strange and Blighted Land: Gettysburg: The Aftermath of Battle, Gregory Coco A Walk at Gettysburg: Hallowed Ground, James M. McPherson Antietam Revealed, Dennis Frye For Cause and Comrade, James M. McPherson Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the unfinished Civil War, Tony Horwitz Park Tudor School, Words of War: Wartime Memories (vol. 1, 2, 3, 6) selected chapters For more information, contact Kathryn Lerch, klerch@parktudor.org or 415-2880, or Chris Hammock, chammock@parktudor.org or 415-2905.

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9th - 12th Grade Southern Studies 1 Credit $1,200 Jane Sidey: Park Tudor English Teacher Sven Dubie: Park Tudor Social Studies Teacher June 6 – 17 Classroom: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

June 19 – 25 Travel Park Tudor is pleased to announce that students will again have the opportunity to take Southern Studies, an accredited, cross-curricular, team-taught, elective in June 2016. Students in this seminar will engage in a philosophical enquiry of how environment and place work to shape identity and culture.

They are challenged to look at the South through the lenses of history, literature, music, art and architecture, and foodways.

They will spend two weeks of classroom study followed by one week traveling to several Southern states in order to connect experi-

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entially with the landscape, geography and environment of the South.

Now in our second year, we will focus our attention on North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia and the ways the history and colonial economies of these regions created the social and cultural values that we associate with a particular Southern way of life.

Highlights will include visits to the Institute of Southern Studies at the University of South Carolina, Anson Mills Farm in Columbia, a tour of Charleston, Savannah and the Gullah and coastal regions of the Georgia Sea Islands.

I​ n keeping with the interdisciplinary nature of the class, artistic activity, broadly speaking, will be an important area of focus in this class. The rich diversity of the Southern artist

conjures a peculiar paradox. It forces students to grapple with the problem of reconciling writers, musicians, chefs, and photographers as different as William Faulkner, Alice Walker, Natasha Trethewey, B.B. King, Sally Mann, Sean Brock, Eudora Welty, and Flannery O’Connor, who all claim to depict an essentially Southern experience. Indeed, historians from W.J. Cash to C. Vann Woodward to James Cobb have long engaged in a fierce debate of what constitutes Southern identity, and it is important that students add their ideas and perceptions to the conversation. By visiting the cities and places that give rise to these diverse and complex interpretations of what it means to be Southern, students are made visually aware of the living dichotomies of the past and present, Old South and the New South, urban renewal and rural tradition, and homogeneity and diversity.

9th - 12th Grade

The class is reading and writing intensive, and students will also complete an interdisciplinary project—such as a photo journal, a travelogue, or a writing portfolio —as their final assessment.

• Beaufort, South Carolina [Huntington Island State Park and Lighthouse; South Carolina Coast; Penn Center] • Savannah, Georgia [Bonaventure Cemetery; Pinpoint Heritage Museum]

Tentative Itinerary and Places of Interest: • Asheville, North Carolina [Blue Ridge Parkway; Biltmore Estate; Thomas Wolfe Museum] • Columbia, South Carolina [University of South Carolina - Institute of Southern Studies; Anson Mills Farm] • Charleston, South Carolina [Fort Sumter; Magnolia Plantation and Gardens; Old Slave Mart Museum; Old Exchange and Provost Museum]

Dates and Cost: The class will meet for three hours every morning from June 6th to June 17th with travel taking place during the third week (Sunday, June 19th – Saturday, June 25th) of class. Cost for the class and the trip will be $1,200 (Includes: tuition, travel expenses, hotel accommodations, breakfast and dinner students will need pocket money to purchase lunch).

Space is limited for this class, and although formal registration will be open in February, interested students and families may direct all initial enquiries to Jane Sidey (phone: 317-501-0442; email: jsidey@parktudor.org) or Sven Dubie (phone: 317-415-2884; email: sdubie@parktudor.org).

Some Websites to Explore: • Anson Mills: www.ansonmills.com • The Institute of Southern Studies: artsandsciences.sc.edu/iss/welcome • Fort Sumter: www.nps.gov/fosu/index.htm • Biltmore Estate: www.biltmore.com • Magnolia Plantation: www.magnoliaplantation.com • Penn Center: penncenter.com • Pinpoint Heritage Museum: pinpointheritagemuseum.com

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Athletics

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Week 1: June 6 - 10

Week 2: June 13 - 17

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Class....................................................................... Grades Girls Lacrosse............................................................. 3-8 JK/SK Soccer/Tennis Sampler............................. JK-SK Boys and Girls Basketball Camp........................... K-5 Inline Skating.............................................................. 2-5 Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View........... K-5 YOUNG STRIKERS TENNIS CAMP................................... 5-7

Class.......................................................................Grades Boys Baseball Camp...................................................2-6 Boys and Girls Soccer Camp....................................2-4 Panther Tennis Camp.................................................3-5 Boys and Girls Basketball Skills Camp............... 6-8 Hoosier Lacrosse Academy.......................................3-12 Middle School Tennis Camp..................................... 6-8

Class.......................................................................Grades Boys Football Camp....................................................2-8 Panther Tennis Camp..................................................K-2 Girls Basketball........................................................ 3-8 Middle School Coed Soccer Camp..........................5-6 High School Beg/Int Tennis Camp..........................9-12

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

Week 5: July 5-8

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Class.......................................................................Grades Flag Football/Tennis Sampler............................... SK-5 Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View........... K-5

Class.......................................................................Grades No Camps this week

Class.......................................................................Grades Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training.................... 3-5 Tennis: Middle and High School............................ 6-12 Hoosier Lacrosse Academy.......................................3-12 High School Beg/Int Tennis Camp..........................9-12

Week 7: July 18 - 22

Week 8: July 25 - 29

Class.......................................................................Grades Sports Sampler...........................................................K-2 Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View........... K-5

Class.......................................................................Grades JK/SK Soccer/Tennis Sampler............................. JK-SK Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training.....................K-2 Girls Lacrosse............................................................9-12 Strength & Conditioning Summer Program...... 6-12 Summer Running Conditioning Camp................... 6-12

Athletics Week 1: June 6 - 10

Girls Lacrosse

Grades 3-8 Casey LeFevre Park Tudor Girls Lacrosse Coach June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 The Park Tudor Girls Lacrosse Camp is designed to build and teach the basic skills of lacrosse. Each camper will receive individual and team-oriented instruction. Campers should bring a mouth guard and a water bottle. If a camper has a stick and goggles, she should bring them as well. If not, this equipment will be provided during camp.

JK/SK Soccer/Tennis Sampler

Inline Skating

Boys and Girls Basketball Camp

Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View*

Grades JK-SK Rana Hoffbauer Park Tudor Girls Soccer Coach Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis at Five Seasons June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Campers will spend part of their morning centered on soccer. They will focus on kicking, balancing, dribbling, foot-eye coordination, running control as well as listening and following directions. The other half of the morning will be spent learning the beginning skills of tennis.

Grades K-5 Park Tudor Basketball Coaching Staff June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 This five-day camp with individual instruction, games and contests will benefit players of all levels. The enthusiasm of this camp will be high, as Park Tudor’s basketball staff and varsity players will run the camp. Boys and girls are encouraged to participate. For more information, please call the basketball office at 415-2744.

Grades 2-5 A.J. McIntosh: Park Tudor P.E. Teacher June 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Join us for a fun week of inline skating at Park Tudor! Inline skating, or rollerblading, has many fitness and health benefits. Through a week of obstacle courses and games like tag, ringette, and roller hockey, children can develop physical and mental skills including balance, self control, coordination, agility, muscle development, and toning.

Your child will need: rollerblades, a helmet, and depending on skill level, knee and elbow pads.

Grades K-5 Sean Bolduc: PGA Director of Junior Golf Development , Prairie View Golf Club June 6 - 9 (Four days only) 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $190 Join Sean Bolduc for a great week of learning the skill sets and fundamentals of golf. Each camp will cover putting, short game, full swing mechanics and drills that will increase each participant’s skills and confidence. Every participant will learn successful practice techniques that will help them improve. The camp will cover rules, etiquette of the game, and practice and training techniques, as well as using video analysis as a teaching and training tool. *Note: The camp takes place at Prairie View Golf Club, 7000 Longest Drive, Carmel, IN and does not include transportation to the golf course. Park Tudor will be picking campers up and bringing them back to campus at 12:00 p.m. if they are enrolled in afternoon activities. Campers need to bring their own equipment.

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Athletics Week 2: June 13 - 17

Boys Baseball Camp

Grades 2-6 Courtney Whitehead Park Tudor Baseball Coach and Athletic Director June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 This camp will teach and stress the importance of the basic fundamentals of baseball.

Proper throwing mechanics, catching, fielding and hitting techniques are a few topics that will be taught throughout the camp. Kids of all skill levels are highly encouraged to participate. Camp will be held at the Park Tudor baseball complex, and campers are expected to wear baseball pants for each session. For more information, please contact Courtney Whitehead at 317/415-2723.

Boys and Girls Soccer Camp Young Strikers Tennis Camp

Grades 5-7 Kevin Gill Park Tudor Boys Head Tennis Coach June 6-9 (Friday will be used for rain makeup if needed)

4:00 - 5:30 p.m. $95 The goal of this one-week camp is to develop the fundamentals in each student in a fun and engaging environment so they can progress with the game for the rest of their lives.

Camps are for the beginner to advanced beginner player. They will be coached directly by Kevin Gill; depending on number of kids, an assistant will be added if needed. Please wear tennis attire and rackets will be provided if needed. For more information please contact Kevin at kgillk2tennis@gmail.com. This camp is geared towards the young player with some tennis experience looking to build upon what they know. Players will spend more time on court learning the game through fun drills, footwork skills, stroke production techniques, and intro to match play with the goal of learning to play competitively. Class will use a combination of regular and Green Dot Balls.

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Grades 2-4 Rana Hoffbauer Park Tudor Girls Soccer Coach June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Technical skill development (dribbling, shooting and passing) is the main focus for this camp experience. For the skilled campers, tactical instruction will be provided in specific contexts. However, players of all playing abilities are encouraged to participate. Application of skill development will occur through restricted and full-field match play. For more information, please contact Coach Rana Hoffbauer at rhoffbauer@parktudor.org.

Panther Tennis Camp

Grades 3-5 Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis at Five Seasons June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $175 This camp will be the first stage of tennis development. Players will be exposed to athletic and tennis-related skills using modified courts, rackets and tennis balls.

Athletics Hoosier Lacrosse Academy

Grades 3-12 Drew Bogan Park Tudor Lacrosse Coach Frank Sergi Defense for Lincoln Memorial DIII Adam Verhoestra Attack for University of Indianapolis DII June 13 - 17 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $175 The Hoosier Lacrosse Academy has put together some of Indiana’s most accomplished lacrosse players and coaches to work with you! Our experienced coaches work to develop players’ skills and tactics, integrating scrimmaging with practical drills.

Every player is sure to learn something new, and have an opportunity to practice their skills. Skills covered will be passing/catching, checks/holds, ground balls, inside/outside shooting, dodging, faceoffs, individual team defense, and much more! What to bring: All players will need all their gear which includes their stick, helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, mouth piece, athletic cup and a full water bottle. Every player will receive a camp t-shirt.

Boys and Girls Basketball Skills Camp

Grades 6-8 Park Tudor Basketball Coaching Staff June 13 - 17 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $175 Develop and expand your basketball skill set at the 1st ever Park Tudor Basketball Skills Camp. Work on the court alongside current and former Park Tudor players who play at both the high school and college levels.

Campers will learn how to train to maximize their potential as a player and attain the tools necessary to play at the highest level.

Middle School Tennis Camp

Grades 6-8 Kevin Gill Park Tudor Boys Head Tennis Coach June 13-16 (Friday will be used for rain makeup if needed)

4:00 - 5:30 p.m. $95 The goal of this one-week camp is to develop the fundamentals in each student in a fun and engaging environment so they can progress with the game for the rest of their lives.

Camps are for the beginner to advanced beginner player. They will be coached directly by Kevin Gill; depending on number of kids, an assistant will be added if needed. Please wear tennis attire and rackets will be provided if needed. For more information please contact Kevin at kgillk2tennis@gmail.com. This group is geared towards Middle School aged campers playing for the first time and wishing to get the basics of tennis and for players with a little of experience wishing to participate on the Middle School team. Focus will be on skill building and learning how to play points, games and matches.

Panther Tennis Camp

Grades JK-2 Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis at Five Seasons June 20-24 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $175 This camp is designed for children ages 4 years old to 2nd grade. This will be the first stage of tennis development. Players will be exposed to athletic and tennis-related skills using modified courts, rackets and tennis balls.

Week 3: June 20 - 24

Boys Football Camp

Grades 2-8 Orlando Lowry Park Tudor Varsity Football Coach June 20-24 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 This five-day camp will benefit players of all skill levels. Emphasis will be placed on throwing, catching, and securing the football, as well as the fundamentals of blocking and tackling. We will introduce basic terminology as well as the life lessons of teamwork and fair play. This is a non-contact camp. Athletic clothes and cleats are recommended but not required. Join former NFL Colts player Orlando Lowry for a week of skills, teamwork and football fun!

Girls Basketball

Grades 3-8 Rob Albright Park Tudor Girls Basketball Coach June 20-24 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $175 Girls Basketball Camp is geared toward upper elementary and middle school players with all ability levels. All campers will receive quality instruction from Park Tudor’s high school coaches and players, and will be taught the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, and defense. Campers will participate in fundamental coaching stations, contests, and shooting games, along with daily scrimmages/games. Campers will be divided into groups based on age and/or skill level and will receive individual coaching on a daily basis.

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Athletics Upper School Beginner/Intermediate Tennis Camp Grades 9-12 Kevin Gill Park Tudor Boys Head Tennis Coach June 20-23

(Friday will be used for rain makeup if needed)

Middle School Coed Soccer Camp

Grades 5-6 Rana Hoffbauer Park Tudor Girls Varsity Soccer Coach June 20-24 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 This is an ability-based technical camp for middle school soccer players, each day focusing on a different technique. Technical areas covered will be dribbling, passing, receiving, tackling and shooting. Each day will end with small-sided games to work on the technique learned during the camp.

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4:00 - 5:30 p.m. $95 The goal of this one-week camp is to develop the fundamentals in each student in a fun and engaging environment so they can progress with the game for the rest of their lives.

Camps are for the beginner to advanced beginner player. They will be coached directly by Kevin Gill; depending on number of kids, an assistant will be added if needed. Please wear tennis attire and rackets will be provided if needed. For more information please contact Kevin at kgillk2tennis@gmail.com. This group is geared towards High School kids playing for the first time or with some experience wishing to get the basics of tennis and to try and develop a framework of skills to build on.

Focus will be on skill building and working towards playing games.

Week 4: June 27 - July 1

Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View*

Grades K-5 Sean Bolduc: PGA Director of Junior Golf Development, Prairie View Golf Club June 27 - 30 – Four Days Only 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $190 Join Sean Bolduc for a great week of learning the skill sets and fundamentals of golf. Each camp will cover putting, short game, full swing mechanics and drills that will increase each participant’s skills and confidence. Every participant will learn successful practice techniques that will help them improve. The camp will cover rules, etiquette of the game, and practice and training techniques, as well as using video analysis as a teaching and training tool. *Note: The camp takes place at Prairie View Golf Club, 7000 Longest Drive, Carmel, IN and does not include transportation to the golf course. Park Tudor will be picking campers up and bringing them back to campus at 12:00 p.m. if they are enrolled in afternoon activities. Campers need to bring their own equipment.

Athletics

Flag Football/Tennis Sampler

Grades K-5 Rosevelt Colvin Former NFL/Purdue/Broad Ripple football standout Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis, Five Seasons June 27 - July 1 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 Campers will spend part of their morning centered on flag football. They will focus on basic skills and plays as well as listening and following directions. The other half of the morning will be spent learning the beginning skills of tennis. This camp is for both boys and girls.

Week 6: July 11 - 15

Middle and High School Tennis

Grades 6-12 Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis, Five Seasons July 11 - 15 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $175 This camp is designed for middle school and high school athletes that are looking for more tennis exposure through drills and competitive play.

Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training

Grades 3-5 Rosie Edwards Personal Trainer July 11 - 15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 Join us for our youth strength training program, designed to help students develop muscular strength and endurance through a variety of fun, functional movement patterns and games. Fundamental skills in all sports start with a balanced mind and body. Our strength and conditioning program will teach students how to perform movements correctly in a safe and encouraging environment.

Our focus on teamwork and self regulation tools while incorporating, flexibility, speed and agility training will prepare your young athletes for any sporting endeavor and assist in their growth and overall physical development. Taught by Rosie Edwards who is a certified personal trainer at SoBeFit in Indianapolis.

Hoosier Lacrosse Academy

Grades 3-12 Drew Bogan Lacrosse Coach Park Tudor Frank Sergi Defense for Lincoln Memorial DIII Adam Verhoestra Attack for University of Indianapolis DII July 11 - 15 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. $175 The Hoosier Lacrosse Academy has put together some of Indiana’s most accomplished lacrosse players and coaches to work with you! Our experienced coaches work to develop player’s skills and tactics, integrating scrimmaging with practical drills.

Every player is sure to learn something new, and have an opportunity to practice their skills. Skills covered will be passing/catching, checks/holds, ground balls, inside/outside shooting, dodging, faceoffs, individual team defense, and much more! What to bring: All players will need all their gear which includes their stick, helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, mouth piece, athletic cup and a full water bottle. Every player will receive a camp t-shirt.

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Athletics Upper School Beginner/Intermediate Tennis Camp Grades 9-12 Kevin Gill Park Tudor Boys Head Tennis Coach July 11-14

(Friday will be used for rain makeup if needed)

4:00 - 5:30 p.m. $95 The goal of this one-week camp is to develop the fundamentals in each student in a fun and engaging environment so they can progress with the game for the rest of their lives.

Camps are for the beginner to advanced beginner player. They will be coached directly by Kevin Gill; depending on number of kids, an assistant will be added if needed. Please wear tennis attire and rackets will be provided if needed. For more information please contact Kevin at kgillk2tennis@gmail.com. This group is geared towards High School kids playing for the first time or with some experience wishing to get the basics of tennis and to try and develop a framework of skills to build on.

Focus will be on skill building and working towards playing games.

Week 7: July 18 - 22

Sports Sampler

Grades K-2 AJ McIntosh Park Tudor P.E. Teacher July 18 – 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $150 Can’t decide which sport you like the best?

Then you’ll love our sports sampler camp!

Students will learn the basic rules as they take part in basketball, baseball, soccer, track, and volleyball. For the child who is curious about sports, this is an excellent opportunity to find the sport they are most passionate about!

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Boys and Girls Golf Camp at Prairie View*

Grades K-5 Sean Bolduc: PGA Director of Junior Golf Development, Prairie View Golf Club July 18 - 21 – Four Days Only 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $190 Join Sean Bolduc for a great week of learning the skill sets and fundamentals of golf. Each camp will cover putting, short game, full swing mechanics and drills that will increase each participant’s skills and confidence. Every participant will learn successful practice techniques that will help them improve. The camp will cover rules, etiquette of the game, and practice and training techniques, as well as using video analysis as a teaching and training tool. *Note: The camp takes place at Prairie View Golf Club, 7000 Longest Drive, Carmel, IN and does not include transportation to the golf course. Park Tudor will be picking campers up and bringing them back to campus at 12:00 p.m. if they are enrolled in afternoon activities. Campers need to bring their own equipment.

Athletics Summer Bootcamp Athletic Training

Week 8: July 25 - 29

JK/SK Soccer/Tennis Sampler

Grades JK-SK Rana Hoffbauer Park Tudor Girls Soccer Coach Andrea Calvert-Sanders Director of Park Tudor Tennis Operations, US Girls Tennis Coach, Director of Tennis, Five Seasons July 25-29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 Campers will spend part of their morning centered on soccer. They will focus on kicking, balancing, dribbling, foot-eye coordination, running control as well as listening and following directions. The other half of the morning will be spent learning the beginning skills of tennis.

Grades K-2 Rosie Edwards Personal Trainer July 25-29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $155 Join us for our youth strength training program, designed to help students develop muscular strength and endurance through a variety of fun, functional movement patterns and games. Fundamental skills in all sports start with a balanced mind and body. Our strength and conditioning program will teach students how to perform movements correctly in a safe and encouraging environment.

Our focus on teamwork and self regulation tools while incorporating, flexibility, speed and agility training will prepare your young athletes for any sporting endeavor and assist in their growth and overall physical development. Taught by Rosie Edwards who is a certified personal trainer at SoBeFit in Indianapolis.

Girls Lacrosse

Grades 9-12 Casey LeFevre Park Tudor Girls Lacrosse Coach July 25-29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 The Park Tudor Girls Lacrosse Camp is designed to build and teach the basic skills of lacrosse. Each camper will receive individual and team-oriented instruction. Campers should bring a mouth guard and a water bottle. If a camper has a stick and goggles, she should bring them as well. If not, this equipment will be provided during camp.

Strength & Conditioning Summer Program

Grades 6-12 Tristan Cork Park Tudor Strength Coach July 25-29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $155 Take your game to the next level! This weeklong camp will take you through the basics of strength and conditioning. A portion of this week will include some interactive lecturing as well as plenty of hands-on work and exercise. With school schedules being difficult and weight classes being slim, this is a great opportunity to learn how to lift properly and safely all while having fun and learning life-long healthy habits. Your middle or high school student will be under the close supervision of Park Tudor’s professional strength coach Tristan Cork “Coach T.”

Summer Running Conditioning Camp

Grades 6-12 Erin Nixon Park Tudor Counselor and Cross Country Coach July 25-29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $150 This week offers a chance for ANY middle school or high school athlete to get into shape and prepare for the fall sports season.

Students will build their endurance through running and core conditioning. In addition, they will spend some time focusing on healthy nutrition and wellness. This is also a great opportunity to connect with others who have similar interests!

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Spanish Immersion Francisco Hidalgo (Program Director) World Languages Department Grades K-5 June 6 - July 1 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $375/week (minimum 2 weeks)

15% off if you sign-up for all 4 weeks. (*Note: Registration concludes on May 1st.)

Spanish Immersion Summer Program is back!

It is a really unique program that combines an outstanding opportunity for learning with a fun and relaxed summer camp. Immersion is the secret to learning a foreign language.

We are proud to offer this peerless language experience for Lower School students.

What do you mean by immersion?

Learning a foreign language by living it.

• The student not only attends formal language classes but also lives the language.

• All classes are taught entirely in Spanish.

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• Speaking in another language at any time is discouraged or forbidden.

• All cultural activities are presented and experienced in Spanish.

• The student lives in a completely Spanishspeaking community.

Why immersion?

• We want our students to really learn the language.

• It is fun.

• Students gain an understanding of a different culture.

• It is the fastest, most efficient way to improve oral command of a foreign language.

Why Spanish?

Spanish is, after English, the second most widely spoken language in the world. It is spoken by over 400 million people, and it is the official language of 22 countries. In the US alone, it is spoken by an estimated 50 million

people with the Latino population as the fastest growing minority in the country.

What can I expect from the program?

• Typically, students who participate in a 4-week immersion program experience a great boost in oral skills.

• Capacity to understand the language improves exponentially, strengthening future learning of Spanish or other languages.

Much more than just language classes!

Improving students’ language skills is our main goal, but we offer much more than that.

Our program approaches complete, Spanish cultural immersion in the comfort of Indianapolis. From the moment students enter campus, they are “officially” in Spain. They will not speak English, and they will experience a broad range of the Spanish cultural activities such as music, drama, games, sports and cinema.

Spanish Immersion A typical day in the immersion program: • 9 a.m. Passport check-in “Bienvenidos a España” 1st class period: Spanish culture • 10:00 a.m. 2nd Class period: Spanish language and Grammar • 10:50 a.m. Break • 11:00 a.m. 3rd class period: Conversation • 12:00 p.m. lunch and recess • 1:00 p.m. Sports and games • 2:00 p.m. Afternoon activities: Drama, Choir, Latin dances, cooking, swimming, field trips, movies, and more. *Scheduling varies from one division to another.

What is new?

Grandparents day: As in previous years, we are celebrating an open house for parents on Wednesday, June 29th (9-11am). Additionally, this year we are opening our doors to grandparents and special friends on Thursday, June 30th (9-11am). Come and see your grandchildren in action in Spanish!

For more information, please contact Program Director Francisco Hidalgo at fhidalgo@parktudor.org.

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Summer Stock Summer Stock Stage provides students throughout central Indiana with a premier musical theater experience focusing on vocal, dramatic, and dance performance. Students share their creative talents in an inspiring, disciplined, and positive environment that builds confidence, promotes teamwork, reinforces listening and focus skills, and enhances self-esteem.

Summer Stock Stage Academy is for students in grades 2-8.

Summer Stock Stage Academy – Shrek the Musical Grades 2-8 $600 July 5-24 Camp – July 5-8, July 11-15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Rehearsals – July 16, 17, 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. and July 18, 19, 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Performances – July 20, 21, 22, 23 at 7:30 p.m. and July 23, 24 at 2:30 p.m.

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Academy students will join our Summer Stock Stage teenage cast members in the spotlight as we perform the family favorite Shrek. You will gain confidence as you prepare for small roles as fairytale characters and citizens of the magical kingdom of Duloc. For the first two weeks campers will meet daily and work with Summer Stock Stage artistic staff to learn music and choreography. You will also be exposed to the broader world of musical theater. The third week is “tech week” for Shrek and Academy members will be rehearsing Monday and Tuesday evening. Performances will be Wednesday, July 20 – Sunday, July 24 in the Ayres Auditorium. Students will be double cast, so each student will be in three performances. There will be no daytime camp the week of July 18. All rehearsals and assigned performances are mandatory.

For more information go to www.summerstockstage.com.

Summer Stock

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Innovators Institute Innovators Institute

July 5 – July 22 $1200 Monday –Thursday, 8.30 a.m. – 3.30 p.m.; Friday, 8.30 a.m. -1.30 p.m.

The Park Tudor Innovators Institute Summer Program is a unique opportunity for students entering grades 9-12 to learn the skills needed to be successful in college and beyond, while becoming leaders in their fields of interest.

Students will learn how to think and act like innovators by developing skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, communication, and collaboration while gaining hands-on experience in cutting edge courses.

Students will be given three days of innovation skills training followed by two weeks of instruction by Park Tudor faculty in a field of the student’s choosing, including: • iDesign (Design Thinking): iDesign is a hands-on, collaborative class that teaches students how to solve real-world problems.

It is an experiential course designed to

engage students with the needs of their greater community. iDesign is based on the Design Thinking method, developed by David and Tim Kelley at Stanford University and IDEO. In this course, students understand and experience the ways in which empathy, brainstorming, prototyping and iteration can produce truly innovate products. Students are not taught about design thinking; they are doing design thinking by tackling authentic, community-based challenges.

• PT School of Enterprise (Business Creation): The School of Enterprise will both expose students to the world of businesses/ start-ups and also give them experience of what it is like to start a business themselves.

Through time, talking with leading business owners and through hands-on challenges, students will experience first-hand what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. They will run a ‘business-in-a-day’ as well as perform live market research with the Indianapolis public.

The module culminates in a competition

where students get to pitch their business ideas to a panel of leading business owners for a chance to be mentored in the following months. From start to finish this is about giving young people the tools to help their innovative ideas flourish.

• Social Entrepreneurship: Social entrepreneurship is more than just community service, more than just leadership, more than just ideas. It combines the skills of a visionary leader with the heart of a servant to create a lasting impact in the local area.

Social entrepreneurship uses one’s innovative thinking and pairs his/her passion to serve others to help meet a community need. In this program, students will research, carry out and present a service learning project in our community. Ultimately, through active, hands-on learning, students will become contributing citizens who exhibit strong character, integrity and purpose.

Financial Assistance is Available: One of the goals of the Institute is to make it accessible to all students, regardless of financial circumstances. Scholarships and financial aid are available for students who would benefit from the program. Please contact Peter Kraft at pkraft@parktudor.org for more details.

For more information and to apply, visit: parktudor.org/summer/innovators-institute/

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Innovators Institute Park Tudor Junior Innovators Institute in Computer Science

Session I: Introduction to Python Programming July 11 – 14 (Mon – Thur) 9:00am – 3:00pm $400

Session II: Innovation with Raspberry Pi (Prerequisite: “Part I: Introduction to Python Programming” or equivalent) July 18 – 21 (Mon – Thur) 9:00am – 3:00pm $550 The goal of the “Junior Innovators Institute” is to provide students entering grades 6-8 an opportunity to explore computer science by creating software and hardware projects using Python and Raspberry Pi. The program consists of two sessions, though students do not have to participate in both sessions:

Session II: Innovation with Raspberry Pi This course teaches students fundamental hardware concepts and how to integrate these skills with their programming knowledge (from Part I) to create a variety of projects. A major project for this course is creating the classic 1980’s electronic memory game, Simon! Students develop their projects on a Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized computer that provides hardware and software development capabilities. The course concludes with students designing and presenting their

the program will also include presentations from prominent Indianapolis-area businesspeople and a visit to a local Fortune 500 company.

The Ernst & Young Integrated Business Program at Park Tudor June 20 - June 24 Monday - Friday 8.00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Session I: Introduction to Python Programming This course teaches students foundational computer programming concepts using the Python programming language. Emphasis is placed on developing problem-solving and critical thinking skills to design and develop software to solve problems. Key concepts include: input and output statements, variables, expressions, decision making, functions and loops.

$400

Taught by Ernst & Young Partner Jeffrey Aldridge, the Integrated Business Program is designed for highly motivated students entering grades 10 - 12 who are interested in a career or future study in business, finance, and/or economics.

The week-long program is designed to introduce students to critical aspects of business, including: • The History of Business in America and an Introduction to Business Functions • Business Strategy and Finance • Sales and Marketing • Operations and Supply Chain Management

Grounded in the case study method used at top programs like Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and Harvard University,

Students will also learn the critical skills of a collaboration, public speaking, and data anal-

own innovation that they can develop using skills acquired from this course. Key concepts include: general purpose input and output, light emitting diodes, resistors, circuits, event processing, sound, camera integration and basic Linux commands. *Note that the $150 additional cost for Session II includes a Raspberry Pi (RPi) kit for every participant. The kit includes: pi-topCEED (a plug and play 13.3” HD screen Raspberry Pi desktop), breadboard, and various components for building hardware projects.

Students will keep the kit at the conclusion of the Session.

Financial Assistance is Available: One of the goals of the Institute is to make it accessible to all students, regardless of financial circumstances. Scholarships and financial aid are available for students who would benefit from the program. Please contact Peter Kraft at pkraft@parktudor.org for more details.

For more information and to apply, visit: parktudor.org/summer/innovators-institute/

ysis. The final day of the program will include team presentations on a shared business challenge to a panel of executive leaders.

Financial Assistance is Available: One of the goals of the Institute is to make it accessible to all students, regardless of financial circumstances. Scholarships and financial aid are available for students who would benefit from the program. Please contact Peter Kraft at pkraft@parktudor.org for more details.

For more information and to apply, visit: parktudor.org/summer/innovators-institute/

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The Park Tudor Innovators Institute Summer Program is a unique opportunity for students entering grades 9-12 to learn the skills needed to be successful in college and beyond, while becoming leaders in their fields of interest.

Students will learn how to think and act like innovators by developing skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, communication, and collaboration while gaining hands-on experience in cutting edge courses.