Seven Hills School 2022 Summer Brochure

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SUMMER PR O GRA M

SUMMER OFFERINGS FOR

AGES 3 -16

Make it the Best Summer Ever!

What do Cincinnati area families look for in summer camp fun? Engaging programs? The Seven Hills Summer Program offers that! Excellent quality early childhood activities with certified teachers? We have those, too! Half-day, full-day, and extended-care options for busy families? Check! Field trips, hands on activities, sports, middle school programs, STEAM exploration, and outdoor adventure? Seven Hills Summer Program offers all of these . . . and more!

In fact, we are more than a summer camp, we are a home away from home. We are an extension of your child’s school year, a welcoming community, and a fun, creative environment. Each day is unique, exciting, and the quality of our programs can’t be matched.

Cincinnati area families choose the Seven Hills Summer Program for our variety of offerings, from early childhood programs to middle school experiences, for children ages 3 to 16.

If that sounds like what you and your child are looking for, then let’s get started! You can register for all nine weekly sessions, or pick and choose weeks that best fit your family’s summer schedule.

Let’s make it the best summer ever!

Contents Summer At A Glance (grades 2-6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pages 4-5 Honeybees (ages 3-4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pages 6-7 Stingerbees (ages 5-7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pages 8-9 Create Your Summer Descriptions (grades 2-6) . . . pages 10-18 The Middle & Upper Experience (grades 6-12) . . . pages 19-21 Fast Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 22

Questions? We’re here to help.

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Jill Romerill Summer Program Director

Christina O’Donnell Summer Program Assistant Director

jill.romerill@7hills.org

christina.odonnell@7hills.org

2022 General Information Weekly Program Dates

Daily Session Times

June 13 -17 June 20-24 June 27- July 1

Early Care: 7:30 - 9 a.m.

July 5- 8 (No programs July 4) July 11-15 July 18-22 July 25-29 Aug. 1- 5 Aug. 8-12

Lunch Option

Full day participants may pack lunch or choose to purchase the weekly lunch option for $30 per week.

Morning Session: 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.

Lunch: 12- 12:30 p.m.

Ages

Afternoon Session: 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

After Care: 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.

Extended Care: 4:45 - 6 p.m.

Programs are available for children ages 3-16.

Frequently Asked Questions 1. Is the Seven Hills Summer Program available to Seven Hills students only?

No, all children from the entire Greater Cincinnati area are invited to attend.

2. May I choose to attend only the weeks that fit into our schedule?

Yes, all programs are offered on a week-by-week basis and,

4. What age does my child need to be to attend?

The Seven Hills Summer Program serves children ages 3 to 16.

5. How do I enroll?

• Register online at 7hills.org/Summer • Call 513.728.2380 or email summer@7hills.org for assistance.

additionally, children have the option to register either for a full-day or half-day program. Weekly sessions begin on Monday, June 13, and continue through Friday, Aug. 12.

3. Do you offer extended hours?

Yes, in addition to the standard day, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., there is an Early Care option from 7:30-9 a.m., After Care from 3:30-4:45 p.m., and Extended Care from 4:45-6 p.m.

COVID-19 Safety The COVID-19 safety protocols that kept our community safe for on-campus instruction throughout the 2021-22 school year will be maintained for our 2022 Summer Program. For details about Seven Hills’ comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan, visit: 7hills.org/Summer and 7hills.org/StaySafe7Hills

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

Summer Program The Seven Hills School Hillsdale Campus 5400 Red Bank Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 3

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Honeybees

see Mornings pages 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

6-7 or Full Days 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

“Don’t Let the Pigeon Boats, Trains, and Drive the Bus!” Mighty Planes

A is for Alligator

“Party in the USA”

Stingerbees

Mornings see pages 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

8-9 or Full Days 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Cities, Maps, and Streets

Dinosaur Digs

Sweet Land of Liberty

Create Your Summer

see Mornings pages 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

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• Ninja Warriors

• Ninja Warriors

• Flavors of the World

• “Jumanji”

• Future Park Rangers

• Printmaking

• Bowling (grades 3-6)

• Crafty Collage

• Cheer and Dance Camp

• Camp GOTR (Girls On The Run) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

ages 3-4

ages 5-7

grades 2-6

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June 13-17

• Animated Adventures: Characters and Creations

Afternoons 12:30-3:30 p.m.

• Photography (grades 3-6) • Vintage Roadshow: Exploring Vintage Cincinnati • Minecraft • Tennis Clinic

Full Days 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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June 20-24

• Secret Cincinnati

June 27-July 1

July 5-8

• Brain Teasers

• The Great Book Adventure • Nature Exploration

• Racquet Sports • World of eSports • Go Local!

• Environmental Protectors

• The World of Avatar: The Last Airbender • Masters of Mini Golf

• Ultimate Frisbee • Chess • Active Summer

• Race to the Finish • Gems, Geodes, and Geology

• Golf (grades 4-8)

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July 18-22

July 25-29

August 1-5

August 8-12

Bust a Move

Shapes and Patterns

Imagination Station

Honeybee Hive

No Programs

All That Jazz

Mathletes

Tools for School

Stingerbee PLUS Full Days 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

No Programs

• Fast Cars

• Party Planning

• Tour D’Art

• Stinger Soccer Clinic

• Alex Meacham Basketball Camp

• Adventures in STEAM

• Hogwarts Summer Experience

• Color Wars

• YouTube Stars • Jump Start School • Adventures in Acting

• Pets and Vets

• Survivor Challenge Week

• Snacks with the Chef

• Minecraft

• Intro to Painting

• How I Built This

• Tennis Clinic

• Retro Games

• Spies and CSI’s • Jewelry and Gift Making with Polymer Clay

• Adventures in Science

• Parks and Pools

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

• DAASH (Discovery/ Adventure at Seven Hills)

• Parks and Pools

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he Honeybee program is designed for pre-kindergarten age children. Keeping this age group in mind, weekly themes are specifically designed for a fun, relaxing summer while still implementing academics into the framework. This program aims to support children’s social, emotional, and academic development.

Children must be toilet trained to attend.

Weekly Options (daily rates not available) Early Care: $40. . . . . . (week of July 5: $32) (7:30-9 a.m.)

After Care: $40 . . . . . . (week of July 5: $32) (3:30-4:45 p.m.)

Extended Care: $40 . . . (week of July 5: $32) (4:45-6 p.m.)

Camp Lunch: $30 . . . . (week of July 5: $25)

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“Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!” June 13–17 This week will explore the wacky and wonderful world of renowned author Mo Willems.

Children will read books by the author, create art similar to his illustrations, and do activities based on themes in his books — such as friendship and diversity. Children will enjoy adventures with favorite characters like Knuffle Bunny, Piggie, and Elephant.

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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A is for Alligator

“Party in the USA”

June 20–24 All aboard! Join us for a wild ride on land, sea, and in the sky. Young children are fascinated with machines, especially those that serve as transportation. Children will have the opportunity to become the captain or conductor in a dramatic play environment. Not only will we focus on these jobs, we will also explore the basic mechanics of these modes of transportation.

June 27–July 1 Reptiles have captured the imaginations of children for ages. Whether it be the craggy texture of the alligator’s hide or the raucous croak of the frog, reptiles have unique characteristics that set them apart from other creatures in the animal kingdom. We will focus on a few of the more popular reptiles like alligators, lizards, frogs, snakes, and turtles during this exciting animalcentered week.

July 5–July 8 (No camp Monday, July 4) This popular song sets the tone for the week as we celebrate all things America!

Children will learn about popular American traditions centered around the Fourth of July, sing songs, and create art that showcases the diversity of our beautiful country.

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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Sample Schedule for Honeybees 7:30-9 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . Optional Early Care 9 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arrival and greeting, children organize into their groups 9:15-10 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . Circle time, one-on-one instruction, and free choice 10-10:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . Snack and outdoor play 10:30-11:50 a.m. . . . . . . Art projects, sensory play, music 12 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dismissal for morning-only campers 12-12:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . Lunch 12:30-3:30 p.m. . . . . . . Water play, stories, nap 3:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . Dismissal 3:30-6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . Optional Extended Care

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Bust a Move

Shapes and Patterns

Imagination Station

Honeybee Hive

July 11–15 Sometimes our bodies simply need to move!

Children will enjoy a week filled with songs, dance, instruments, and music making. This week is sure to have your child dancing to the beat of their own drum!

July 18–22 The world around us is full of shapes, patterns, and colors.

This fun-filled math week will help children recognize common shapes, like circles, squares, and triangles!

Learning shapes is a great foundation for basic math skills that children will carry with them as they grow.

July 25–29 Imaginations take flight!

Campers will celebrate their creativity this week, as they explore art in the natural world. We will read books about nature and create with materials we find outside, as we gather inspiration from the trees, rocks, and sky all around campus.

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

Aug. 1–5 Our Honeybees program is so much fun, this summer we’ve scheduled a BONUS week! In a smaller group setting, children will gear up for the school year and soak up the last bit of summer sun while sampling some fun programs we have offered throughout the summer.

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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ur Stingerbee summer program provides eight weeks of exciting learning opportunities. Campers expand their imaginations and knowledge through a variety of enriching, academic-based, hands-on activities. The focus of the weekly themes is having fun in a relaxed summertime atmosphere.

The afternoon program is an extension of the morning weekly themes. Afternoons include exciting enrichment programs centered on arts, science and sports. Swimming takes place two days per week at nearby Losantiville Country Club. Children are transported by The Seven Hills School bus.

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How Does Your Garden Grow?

June 13–17

Summer is the perfect time to play in the dirt! We will learn about how seeds grow into flowers and the importance of watering and caring for plants and trees to keep them healthy.

We will also talk about the environment and how the choices we make affect the very ground beneath our feet.

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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Cities, Maps, and Streets June 20–24

North, south, east, and west, maps and geography are the best! Knowing basic information about where we live will help keep us safe. Children will learn about the city of Cincinnati and easy information about streets, landmarks, and directions. We may even make our own maps!

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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Dinosaur Digs June 27–July 1

A whole week of fossils and archeological adventures will be sure to spark your child’s interest in the prehistoric world. Children will work on their fine motor skills while digging in the dirt and will enhance their gross motor skills when stomping around like tyrannosaurus rexes and brontosauruses! Make no bones about it, these ancient reptiles are fun to learn about!

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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Sweet Land of Liberty July 5–8

(No camp Monday, July 4)

This Fourth of July week we focus on American pastimes, traditions, and the labors of those who went before us to make our country what it is today. We will celebrate the cultures that make our country a diverse melting pot as well as some famous historical figures.

Morning Program: $145 Full Day: $260

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Weekly Options (daily rates not available)

Sample Schedule for Stingerbees

Early Care: $40 . . . . . . (week of July 5: $32) (7:30-9 a.m.)

7:30-9 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . Optional Early Care 9 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arrival and greeting, children organize into their groups 9:15-10 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . .Circle time, one-on-one instruction, and free choice 10-10:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . Snack and outdoor play 10:30-11:50 a.m. . . . . . . . . Art projects, sensory play, music 12 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dismissal for morning-only campers 12-12:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . Lunch 12:30-3:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . Swimming two days/week at Losantiville Country Club 3:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dismissal 3:30-6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . Optional Extended Care

After Care: $40 . . . . . . (week of July 5: $32) (3:30-4:45 p.m.)

Extended Care: $40 . . . (week of July 5: $32) (4:45-6 p.m.)

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Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

All That Jazz

Mathletes

Tools for School

Stingerbees PLUS

Music connects us to one another, and to the world. Campers will explore popular jazz and children’s music, and even the instruments that make the melodies. This week will include a special performance from local musicians.

Let’s exercise our minds and do some early math learning! During this fun week, we will work on foundational skills to get kids ready for the school year. This week will help your children count, recognize shapes and patterns, and more!

Get ready for the new school year! Brush up on reading, writing, and math activities each day. We will help you get back into the school routine with small group activities as well as oneon-one instruction.

For this final week of the summer, we have planned an exciting sampler that’s sure to be the highlight of your child’s summer. We have planned a lineup of activities and visitors, including animal experts, naturalists from local parks, art specialists, and scientists! Children will also visit local pools for some extra swim time — that is sure to end the summer on a high note!

July 11–15

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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July 18–22

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

July 25–29

Aug. 1–5

Morning Program: $180 Full Day: $325

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ith our Create Your Summer format, children may select specific enrichment programs to pursue their interests or discover new ones. Our age-appropriate group offerings share many of the same features of our school — they’re hands-on, adventure packed, creative, and offer a rich array of activities throughout the summer.

Animated Adventures: Characters and Creations June 13-17 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Stephanie Tiller Camp snapshot: Children will watch popular animated film clips, create crafts and games based on films, draw new characters, and create stories based on popular Disney heroes and heroines.

Who should choose this camp: Children interested in art and Disney Fee: $180

Future Park Rangers June 13–17 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Kristin Suer Camp snapshot: Children will enjoy trips to local parks, conservation activities, and naturalist-led hikes and programs.

Who should choose this camp: Outdoor enthusiasts and environmentalists Fee: $180

Crafty Collage June 13–17 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Teresa Bardon

June 13–17 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Keith Thompson

Camp snapshot: Kids will work on a variety of projects using about 40 photos from home. Activities may include creating photo albums, calendars, and party decorations using paper, stickers, and other embellishments.

Camp snapshot: Tennis Clinic will offer activities focusing on improving the skill level of each player by working on groundstrokes, hand-eye coordination, serves, volleys, and footwork. Children will gain knowledge of the sport through practice and a variety of drills and games to improve fundamental skills.

Participants provide their own rackets.

Who should choose this camp: Creative types, those who like to create something new out of something old, and scrapbookers Fee: $180

Ninja Warrior Training June 13-17 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Tyler Mcllwraith Camp snapshot: This week will include visits to various gyms so children can improve strength, agility, and coordination. A main focus will be completing obstacles like the rope swing, quadruple steps, and warped wall. Meeting real-life ninja warriors will be a plus!

Who should choose this camp: Adventurous spirits, athletes, and gymnasts Fee: $180

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

Tennis Clinic

Who should choose this camp: Those who want to learn or improve their tennis skills Fee: $180

Photography June 13-17 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 3-6 Instructor: Tyler Mcllwraith Camp snapshot: Photography camp will explore cool city locations that will allow participants to capture the best shot. Campers will practice shot selection and utilize computers to edit pictures.

We will compile portfolios to take home and share.

Participants must bring their own camera or cellular phone.

Who should choose this camp: From iPhone users, to experienced photo editors, photographers Fee: $180

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Vintage Roadshow: Exploring Vintage Cincinnati June 13–17 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Kristin Suer Camp snapshot: Beginning by creating a budget, children will plan what they will buy at local vintage and thrift stores, with the ultimate goal of creating a window display to showcase at the end of the week. During this busy week, campers will learn about the value of vintage items and their unique history. Campers will also visit local museums to view artifacts that fit with the vintage theme of the week.

Who should choose this camp: Treasure hunters; vintage and window shoppers Fee: $180

Minecraft

June 13–17 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: The biggest update ever to Minecraft is here. Come experience all the new features as you team up with your friends and battle it out to take home the Minecraft Games Cup! There will be several challenges throughout the week that will cater to any level of Minecraft player.

Who should choose this camp: Minecraft players, computer gamers

Printmaking

Secret Cincinnati

Camp snapshot: This week campers will learn the art of printmaking, first by creating a template and then reproducing the template on different materials. To create fine art prints, several types of printmaking will be explored, including silk screen, relief, and etching techniques.

Camp snapshot: Campers will explore Cincinnati’s hidden gems, such as Music Hall, Cincinnati Museum Center, and Eden Park! We will also spend time learning about historic and unique places in Cincinnati and some of the famous people who put Cincinnati on the map.

June 20–24 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Jason Knarr

Who should choose this camp: Students of art, pattern makers, and creative kids Fee: $180

Cheer and Dance

June 20–24 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Stephanie Tiller Camp snapshot: By focusing on conditioning and choreography, as well as the basics of cheerleading, children will be introduced to new ways to dance and cheer. We will focus on some basic cheerleading techniques, learn chants, and a dance to perform at the end of the week.

Who should choose this camp: Cheerleaders, ballet dancers, and children who love to move Fee: $180

June 20–24 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Shayla Myles-Aaron

Who should choose this camp: Cincinnati aficionados, museum goers, history buffs, hikers Fee: $180

Ninja Warrior Training June 20-24 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Tyler Mcllwraith Camp snapshot: This week will include visits to various gyms so children can improve strength, agility, and coordination. A main focus will be completing obstacles like the rope swing, quadruple steps, and warped wall. Meeting real-life ninja warriors will be a plus!

Who should choose this camp: Adventurous spirits, athletes, and gymnasts Fee: $180

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Environmental Protectors

June 20–24 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Queen City Pollinator Project Camp snapshot: Children will learn about beneficial insects that can be found in our own backyards and ways we can protect them! We will also cover experiments testing seed flight, how to become a ladybug scientist, and more! This class will teach campers how to be better environmental leaders and help them learn about the ways our ecosystems are changing due to the impacts of modern human activities.

Who should choose this camp: Bug lovers, environmentalists, nature explorers Fee: $180

Go Local!

June 20-24 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Local organizations within our city have worked hard to continue to serve the Cincinnati community during these unprecedented times. We have the opportunity to learn about some of them during this week. All the places we will visit will have a central purpose, whether that be giving back, creating handmade products, featuring art made by local artists, or even working with local parks.

Who should choose this camp: Those who want to give back, and future philanthropists Fee: $180 12

Racquet Sports

June 20–24 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Tyler McIlwraith Camp snapshot: Each day of this exciting program will feature offsite venues where children will learn about racquet sports. We will meet local instructors, focus on hand-eye coordination, and play these unique sports. Tennis, racquetball, ping pong, badminton, and pickleball will all be covered in this active camp.

Who should choose this camp: Those who want to learn how to play lifelong sports, amateur tennis players, passionate sports fans Fee: $180

World of eSports

June 20–24 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: Dive into the world of eSports and experience everything that it has to offer. We will be taking a look at Rocket League, League of Legends, Super Smash Bros., and much more. Children will play some of the games during the week and even take a trip to an eSports lounge in the city!

Who should choose this camp: Gamers, video game creators, arcade visitors Fee: $180

Camp (GOTR) Girls on the Run

June 27-July 1 | 8;30 a.m.12:30 p.m. grades 3-5 Instructor: Girls on the Run coaches Camp snapshot: This Summer Program combines the best of Girls on the Run with all the fun of a great camp! During this weeklong session, third through fifth grade girls will build friendships in a fun and nurturing setting that includes interactive games, physical activity, expressing creativity through arts and crafts, and storytelling. Led by caring and qualified Girls on the Run coaches, Camp GOTR provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for all girls to develop self-confidence, learn life skills they can use now and as they grow, and have fun with friends.

REGISTER at www.gotrcincinnati.org Who should choose this camp: Girls on the Run alumnae, runners, girls who want to build confidence and self-esteem Fee: $175

Flavors of the World June 27-July 1 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Anne Losekamp Camp snapshot: Who doesn’t love to sample, snack, and sip? Let’s take a mini tour of the world and learn about specialties from different countries. Have a taste for Italian or a craving for Greek food? Or perhaps even a hunger for hummus?

We will learn about why certain

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cultures have special foods for special occasions and tour several Cincinnati food markets.

Who should choose this camp: Foodies, adventurous eaters, children who like to cook Fee: $180

The Great Book Adventure June 27-July 1 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Christina Del Vecchio Camp snapshot: Campers will enjoy a daily study of different Caldecott winning books. The week will include author and book studies as well as book themed activities, art projects, and practice writing prompts.

Who should choose this camp: Beginning readers, children who love to read, and book worms Fee: $180

Nature Exploration June 27-July 1 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Stephanie Tiller Camp snapshot: This class will offer the opportunity to learn gardening basics; how to build a fairy garden; and learn about flowers, vegetables, and common plants. Kids will gain knowledge about the care plants need to thrive, including regular watering and lots of sunlight.

Who should choose this camp: Gardeners, diggers, and outdoor explorers Fee: $180

Gems, Geodes, and Geology June 27-July 1 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Barbara James Camp snapshot: Journey to the center of the earth and back. Our adventures will take us on simulated fossil digs, the creation of landforms, making a model earth, growing crystals, finding geodes, and much more. Each day will be packed with scientific study through messy fun.

Who should choose this camp: Scientific investigators and fossil diggers Fee: $180

Race to the Finish June 27-July 1 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Shayla Myles-Aaron Camp snapshot: Do you just love playing all sports? Here is an opportunity to play a variety of competitive games, ranging from team to individual sports. Each day will have a combination of field trips and learning about sports of all kinds. This program will have an element of healthy competition and good sportsmanship while children take part in games like capture the flag and frisbee golf.

Who should choose this camp: Team players, active kids, sports fans Fee: $180

Masters of Mini Golf June 27-July 1 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: You may not be a bigtime golfer but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun playing golf — the miniature golf way. Sign up to play on the many creative and cool miniature golf courses around Cincinnati, and even create a mini golf course here on the Seven Hills campus.

Who should choose this camp: Future golf pros, putt-putt players Fee: $180

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

World of Avatar: The Last Airbender June 27-July 1 | 12:30–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: Avatar, the popular TV show, now has a role-playing game! Dive into the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender and venture on a quest to stop the Fire Nation.

Children decide whether they want to be an airbender, firebender, waterbender, earthbender, or be someone who specializes in weaponry.

We will also be taking a look at the TV show itself to visualize different scenarios.

Who should choose this camp: Video gamers, fantasy book readers, those interested in anime Fee: $180 13

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Brain Teasers

Golf

July 5-8 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Phoebe Dierkers

July 5-8 | 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 4-8 Instructor: John Rising

Camp snapshot: Join us each day to crack the code! Each day we will work on different logic or mathematics puzzles and culminate the week with the biggest puzzle of all — an escape room. This week will also feature brain games and fun surprises to keep kids guessing each day.

Camp snapshot: Golf is a lifetime sport and this week will get children started in the game, or hone their existing skills. Players will receive a daily lesson from a PGA pro and will work on swing components, putting, and course etiquette. After the lessons, players will be grouped by level and play a daily round of golf with a coach.

Courses may include Reeves, Little Miami, Meadow Links, and World of Golf. Participants must bring their own clubs and golf balls.

Who should choose this camp: Players of all levels grades 4 to 8

Who should choose this camp: Rubix cube solvers, math whizes, and puzzlers Fee: $145

“Jumanji” July 5-8 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Megan Whitt Camp snapshot: Join us for “Jumanji” jungle week! We will dive into the Caldecott award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, and make the characters come to life through board games, obstacle courses, jungle-themed artwork, and a new Seven Hills sequel!

Who should choose this camp: “Jumanji” movie watchers and book readers, avid readers, board game players Fee: $145

Bowling July 5-8 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 3-6 Instructor: Robin Wilson Camp snapshot: Children will receive individual and group instruction on proper approach, arm swing, and learn about lining up and using targets.

Who should choose this camp: Novice bowlers and experienced alley cats 14

Fee: $145

Fee: $300

Chess July 5-8 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Kevin Coleman Camp snapshot: Learn foundational concepts in the game of chess. We’ll start out with the basics: how chess pieces move, the three stages of a chess game, and, of course, how a game is won. We’ll also focus on some of the life skills chess can teach us, such as learning to make and adapt plans, thinking from someone else’s perspective, and creative problemsolving. Along the way there will be puzzles, mini-games, and fun chess variants.

Who should choose this camp: Players of all levels, chess players who want to be challenged, strategists Fee: $145

Frisbee with Cincinnati Ultimate July 5-8 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: CUPA (Cincinnati Ultimate Players Association) coach Camp snapshot: Prepare for a fun and active week as we explore the world of ultimate frisbee and frisbeerelated games. Campers will learn throwing techniques, improve their catching skills, and learn to play the exciting sport of ultimate frisbee.

Who should choose this camp: Frisbee players, skilled frisbee throwers, new frisbee throwers Fee: $145

Active Summer July 5-8 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Anne Losekamp Camp snapshot: Each day of the week will be a new and active experience for campers. We will journey off-site to fitness studios to do kids yoga, zumba, and pilates and do some outdoor exercises to connect the students to nature.

Special guests may visit campus to teach students about having healthy and active bodies.

Who should choose this camp: Fitness fanatics, yogis, self-esteem builders Fee: $145

Please note: • No Camp July 4 • Program fees vary due to the shortened week.

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Tour D’Art

Color Wars

Minecraft

July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

July 11-15 | 12:30-3:30 p.m.

grades 2-6 Instructor: Aimee Burton

grades 2-6 Instructor: Elliot Glum

grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson

Camp snapshot: Artistic types will enjoy the art scene Cincinnati has to offer. From visiting Charley Harper murals, to art workshops, and crafts throughout the week, children will experience a full range of artistic expression in this creative camp. Cincinnati artists are sure to be celebrated!

Camp snapshot: In this competitive but team focused program, participants are divided into teams, each of which is assigned a color. The teams compete against each other in challenges and events to earn points.

Games featured will be: capture the flag, flag football, friendly board games, and chess competitions.

Camp snapshot: The biggest update ever to Minecraft is here. Come experience all the new features as you team up with your friends and battle it out to take home the Minecraft Games Cup! There will be several challenges throughout the week that will cater to any level of Minecraft player.

Who should choose this camp: Cincinnati explorers, artists, creative kids

Who should choose this camp: Those interested in team work, chess players, and active kids

Who should choose this camp: Minecraft players, computer gamers

Fee: $180

Fee: $180

Adventures in STEAM

Fast Cars

July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Megan Whitt Camp snapshot: Campers can join us to learn 21st century skills while having fun during a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) exploration! From pop rockets to magnetic slime, campers will build, experiment, create, and collaborate during this exploration of science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson

Who should choose this camp: Creative types, scientific thinkers, and mathematicians

Camp snapshot: The first ever program all about cars at the Seven Hills Summer Program will feature learning about the most popular models of cars, basic car mechanics, and designing your very own soapbox derby car. Campers will even learn about classic cars on shows like “Top Gear” and cars featured in popular films like the James Bond franchise.Who should choose this camp: Car enthusiasts, future race car drivers and engineers

Fee: $180

Fee: $180

Fee: $180

Tennis Clinic July 11-15 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Keith Thompson Camp snapshot: Tennis clinic will offer activities improving the skill level of each player by working on groundstrokes, hand-eye coordination, serves, volleys, and footwork. Children will gain knowledge of the game through practice, and a variety of drills and games to improve fundamental skills. Participants must bring their own racket.

Who should choose this camp: Those who want to learn or improve tennis skills Fee: $180

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer 15

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Adventures in Science July 11-15 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Barbara James Camp snapshot: Join us for this hands-on week of geology, chemistry, zoology, and physics. Each day campers will be given a series of challenges that will not only use science facts, but also your imagination!

Who should choose this camp: Scientific investigators Fee: $180

Pets and Vets July 11-15 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Aimee Burton Camp snapshot: This program is a terrific opportunity to learn about all types of pets. Campers will learn how to properly care for animals, take a field trip to a local veterinarian clinic, and enjoy time with therapy dogs.

Who should choose this camp: Animal lovers, aspiring veterinarians Fee: $180

Parks and Pools July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Shayla Myles-Aaron Camp snapshot: Campers will beat the heat and explore some of the amazing water attractions Cincy has to offer. Don’t forget your towel as we soak up a morning of sun at a local park and in the afternoon

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experience a pool or water park.

Summer is a time for swimming, sunscreen, and splashing ... and this week will feature all three!

Who should choose this camp: Confident swimmers and sun soakers Fee: $395

Party Planning July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Phoebe Dierkers Camp snapshot: Campers will plan and host a themed party!

They will create inspiration boards to begin the brainstorming process and get excited about different ideas. We will determine a budget, then create a list of supplies and a menu that stays within the budget. Campers will be thrilled to see their hard work pay off when they throw their party and take part in all the fun they’ve planned!

Who should choose this camp: Party planners, craft makers, artists Fee: $180

Stinger Soccer Clinic July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Seven Hills soccer staff Camp snapshot: Players will work on improving technical skills like shooting, receiving the ball, dribbling, passing, and more. There will be small side games and tournaments throughout the week. This camp will be a great way for players to improve, learn, and enjoy soccer during the summer season.

Who should choose this camp: Beginning and intermediate soccer players Fee: $180

Hogwarts Summer Experience July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Laura Clemens Camp snapshot: Join us for a magical week of sorting into houses, decorating wands, potion making, spell work, quidditch, and other magical adventures! Beware, this program will feature spoilers from “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” and “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.”

Who should choose this camp: Aspiring wizards and Harry Potter fans Fee: $180

Retro Games July 18-22 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: Children will be excited to explore old school games from different eras. Older generation video games, classic arcade games, and vintage board games are featured in this week’s strategy-based journey into the world of gaming.

Who should choose this camp: Strategic thinkers, gamers, tech savvy kids Fee: $180

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“Survivor” Challenge Week July 18-22 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Ken Revell Camp snapshot: Students will take part in a five day friendly competition based on CBS’s reality TV show “Survivor.” Each day they will put their physical and mental capabilities to the test with scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, puzzles, and more.

Students will work individually and as a team to accomplish their goal to be a “Survivor” challenge champion.

Who should choose this camp: Team players, reality TV and sports enthusiasts, ninja warriors

Alex Meacham Basketball Camp

Jump Start School

July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

grades 2 - 3 Instructor: Aimee Burton, Cicely Knecht

grades 2-6 Instructor: Alex Meacham Camp snapshot: Former University of Cincinnati player and coach Alex Meacham will lead this camp with a focus on learning and improving fundamental skills, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

Our goal is to have each child gain a better understanding of the game, as well as working on ball handling, footwork, defense, shooting, and passing.

Who should choose this camp: Beginning and intermediate basketball players

Fee: $180

Fee: $180

Intro to Painting

Adventures in Acting

July 18-22 | 12:30-3:30 p.m.

July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

grades 2-6 Instructor: Gratia Banta

grades 2-6 Instructor: Russell White

Camp snapshot: Students will paint with acrylics; experiment with abstraction using shapes, forms, and colors; and explore the artistic style of realism. Children will also learn a little art history throughout the week.

Camp snapshot: Children will enter a space where creativity and the joy of acting are celebrated. Imagine working with your peers each day through improvisational games, scene and character creation, and using all your feelings and senses.

Who should choose this camp: Budding artists, painters Fee: $180

Who should choose this camp: Stars of the stage, comedians, and dramatic actors Fee: $180

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July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Camp snapshot: Kiddos can get ready for the new school year by brushing up on reading, writing, and math activities each morning. We will help you to get back into the groove of school with small group activities as well as one-on-one instruction. Children will be grouped based on rising grade levels.

Who should choose this camp: Rising second and third graders preparing for the school year Fee: $180

YouTube Stars July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Jason Jacobs Camp snapshot: Campers will enjoy learning how to safely create YouTube videos. Activities will include filming, editing, creating thumbnails, and hosting all sorts of fun YouTube content. Students will learn internet safety when posting and will not share their last names or personal information.

Who should choose this camp: YouTubers, children with an interest in making videos, and acting on screen Note: A specific photo/video release form, for parents’ signature, is required to participate in this program.

Fee: $180

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How I Built This July 25-29 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Ken Revell Camp snapshot: Want to design, build, and make your own inventions? From Rube Goldberg machines to robots; the possibilities of building are endless.

In this hands-on camp, children will build with model kits, make their own creations, and study popular inventions throughout the world.

Who should choose this camp: Inventors and experimenters in science and technology Fee: $180

Snacks with the Chef July 25-29 | 12:30-3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Seven Hills chefs Camp snapshot: Join us in the kitchen this summer to discover how to make healthy and creative foods while enjoying the art of cooking. Featured this week will be appetizers and snacks that children will want to make all summer long!

Who should choose this camp: Foodies, snackers, and kitchen helpers Fee: $180

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Jewelry and Gift Making with Polymer Clay July 25-29 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Gratia Banta Camp snapshot: Using air-dry polymer clay, students will make jewelry or small sculptures. Campers will enjoy this hands-on camp, as they explore the fun of creating 3D projects.

Who should choose this camp: Tactile learners, jewelry and sculpture creators Fee: $180

Spies and CSIs July 25-29 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Aimee Burton Camp snapshot: Want to use your investigative skills to solve a mystery?

Delve into the world of “who dunnit” and act like a spy for the week! We will practice real techniques that detectives use and maybe even solve a mystery on our own Seven Hills campus.

Who should choose this camp: Suave secret agents, sleuths, and those who love a good mystery Fee: $180

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

DAASH (Discovery/ Adventure at Seven Hills) August 1-5 | 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: John Rising Camp snapshot: This end of summer extravaganza features exciting excursions to parks, outdoor venues, thrilling attractions unique to Cincinnati, and full days of adventure and discovery. Children should come prepared to try new things, push themselves to new heights, and experience something new.

Who should choose this camp: Thrill seekers, explorers, and those who love discovering new things Fee: $395

Parks and Pools August 8-12 | 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. grades 2-6 Instructor: Elliot Glum and Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: Campers will beat the heat and explore some of the amazing water attractions Cincy has to offer. Don’t forget your towel as we soak up a morning of sun at a local park and in the afternoon experience a pool or waterpark. Summer is a time for swimming, sunscreen, and splashing ... and this week will feature all three!

Who should choose this camp: Confident swimmers and sun soakers Fee: $395

Middle & Upper School Experience . . . AT A GLANCE Age

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The Middle School Experience

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

The Swarm grades 5-8

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Afternoons 12:303:30 p.m.

Full Days 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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grades 5-8

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Upper School PE Course grade 10 2-week program

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Time

July 5-8

July 11-15

• Movie Makers: Short Clips • Printmaking • Highlight: Kid’s Choice

July 18-22

• 7 Hills Bake Off

• Who Dunnit?

• Functional Fitness

• Minecraft

• Highlight: Kid’s Choice

• Highlight: Kid’s Choice

Full Days 9 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.

• Fantasy Football

• Highlight: Kid’s Choice

• Paddle, Climb, Swim, Fly

• Golf (grades 4-8)

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July 25-29

June 13-17

June 20-24

Upper School PE Course

Upper School PE Course

Create Your Summer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . grades 5-8 With our Middle and Upper School Experience format, participants may select a morning enrichment session of their choice, with the option to stay for our new afternoon experience, The Swarm. Our age appropriate offerings are similar to Seven Hills’ school experience—hands-on, engaging, and creative. The Summer Program offers a full spectrum of activities for rising fifth graders through eighth graders to enjoy.

Golf July 5-8 | 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. grades 4-8 Instructor: John Rising Camp snapshot: Golf is a lifetime sport and this week will get children started in the game, or hone their existing skills. Players will receive a daily lesson from a PGA pro and will work on swing components, putting, and course etiquette. After the lessons, players will be grouped by level and play a daily round of golf with

a coach. Golf courses may include Reeves, Little Miami, Meadow Links, and World of Golf.

Participants must bring their own clubs and golf balls.

Camp snapshot: Campers will enjoy making short films in a variety of genres — suspense, comedy, drama, and more.

We will film using different techniques, then edit and share our final short clips.

Who should choose this camp: Players of all levels, grades 4-8

Who should choose this camp: Writers, actors, camera people, directors, and anyone with an interest in filmmaking

Fee: $300

Movie Makers: Short Clips July 5-8 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Laura Clemens

Fee: $145

Please note: • No Camp July 4 • Program fees vary due to the shortened week.

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Printmaking July 5-8 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Jason Knarr Camp snapshot: This week, campers will learn the art of printmaking, first by creating a template and then reproducing the template on different materials. Several types of printmaking will be explored, including silk screen, relief, and etching techniques.

Who should choose this camp: Students of art, pattern makers, and creative kids Fee: $145

Functional Fitness July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: John Rising Camp snapshot: Let’s learn how to become well-rounded athletes and have fun with fitness! In this camp middle schoolers will work on building a strong foundation so that they can improve their overall level of fitness. We will also learn about sports nutrition, mindset, goal setting, and have a chance to compete in a fun intercamp competition.

Who should choose this camp: Anyone conditioning for sports Fee: $180

The Swarm Highlight: Kids Choice July 5-8 | 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Meet up with old friends you haven’t seen all summer and make new ones! Spend time playing games, sports, going on trips, and making new social connections.

The group will collaborate to select activities and truly create their own experience. While each week will be designed around the students’ interests, Tuesday and Thursday will feature a planned trip.

Who should choose this camp: Middle schoolers who want a relaxed but fun and exciting week with friends.

Fee: $125

Please note: • No Camp July 4 • Program fees vary due to the shortened week.

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7 Hills Bake Off July 11-15 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Laura Clemens Camp snapshot: Bake a cake, loaf of bread, fancy cookies, pie, and much more in this competition-style baking experience. Bakers of all experience levels are welcome as we will discuss and practice key techniques as well as try challenges in each of the baking disciplines. Join us to bake, eat, and see who will be the Summer 2022 Seven Hills Bake Off Champion!

Who should choose this camp: Amateur bakers, “Great British Bake Off” show watchers Fee: $180

The Swarm Highlight: Kids Choice July 11-15 | 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Join us for The Swarm from 12:30-3:30 p.m. each afternoon to meet up with old friends you haven’t seen all summer and to make new ones! Spend time playing games, sports, going on trips, and making new social connections. The group will collaborate to select activities and truly create their own experience.

While each week will be designed around the students’ interests, Tuesdays and Thursdays will feature a planned trip each week.

Who should choose this camp: Middle schoolers who want a relaxed but fun and exciting week with friends Fee: $125

Who Dunnit?

July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: A murder mystery has happened at Seven Hills and it’s up to campers to solve the crime. Not only will this week feature a mystery in which each camper will play a role, we will also explore popular spy movie clips, learn about actual mysteries, and learn how real investigations are done.

Who should choose this camp: Crime scene investigators, James Bond movie watchers Fee: $180

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Minecraft July 18-22 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Corey Wilson Camp snapshot: Test your Minecraft skills as we venture into the biggest update ever! Using the new features, we will embark on a quest to complete the game during the week.

Who should choose this camp: Minecraft pros, competitive gamers Fee: $180

The Swarm Highlight: Kids Choice July 18-22 | 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Meet up with old friends you haven’t seen all summer and make new ones! Spend time playing games, sports, going on trips, and making new social connections.

The group will collaborate to select activities and truly create their own experience. While each week will be designed around the students’ interests, Tuesday and Thursday will feature a planned trip.

Who should choose this camp: Middle schoolers who want a relaxed but fun and exciting week with friends Fee: $125

Paddle, Climb, Swim, Fly! July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Kristin Suer Camp snapshot: It’s time to release your inner animal! We will spend every day during this week off campus to get out of our comfort zones and try

new things! Activities may include rock climbing, rope courses, indoor skydiving, canoeing, and going to a escape room.

Who should choose this camp: Middle schoolers who want a relaxed but fun and exciting week with friends

How much more fun could it get?!

Fee: $125

Who should choose this camp: Adventurers, adrenaline seekers, hikers

Upper School PE Course

Fee: $395

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Fantasy Football July 25-29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Are you a fantasy football fanatic or wanting to learn more about what is involved? Spend the week creating a team to compete with others and prepare for the draft on the final day of camp. We’ll also get outside each day to play touch football.

Who should choose this camp: Football players and fans, fantasy league participants Fee: $180

The Swarm Highlight: Kids Choice July 25-29 | 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. grades 5-8 Instructor: Elliot Glum Camp snapshot: Meet up with old friends you haven’t seen all summer and make new ones! Spend time playing games, sports, going on trips, and making new social connections. The group will collaborate to select activities and truly create their own experience. While each week will be designed around the students’ interests, Tuesday and Thursday will feature a planned trip.

June 13-17 | 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Upper School students who successfully complete this summer course will receive a .25 physical education credit for their education requirement. grade 10 Instructor: Hannah Hanley Camp snapshot: The program will follow, as closely as possible, the established physical education curriculum as stated in the current course description. Students will be exposed to a variety of lifetime sports and activities, as well as stress-release fitness exercises. Yoga and pilates will be incorporated throughout the curriculum, as well as self-defense.

Students will also learn a variety of fitness routines and new workouts in the weight room and different fitness workouts they can use outside of the classroom. Lifetime sports that will be taught include, but are not limited to, golf, tennis, frisbee golf, cornhole, badminton, and bowling.

Who should choose this camp: Rising 10th graders who need to fulfill their PE requirement Fee: $450

Register Today at: 7Hills.org/Summer

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Fast Facts Summer 2022 Registration: To register for Summer Program classes, visit 7hills.org/Summer.

After you register, the following forms will be sent to you via email • Emergency Medical Form • Immunization Form (Honeybee program only) • Authorized Pick Up Form • Swimming Authorization Form (Stingerbee program only) • Emergency Action Plan (if applicable)

All forms must be submitted prior to the program start date.

Payment: A $50 per program deposit is due at the time of registration.

All deposits are nonrefundable. You may pay via credit card or check.

Early Registration: February to April, with final payment due May 1, 2022 Late Registration: May to August. Full payment due upon registration

If payment is not received by above dates, your child may lose their spot.

Location and Field Trips: Most programs are held on The Seven Hills School’s

Hillsdale Campus at 5400 Red Bank Road. For programming that takes place off site, permission slips will be required. Certified van and bus drivers transport children for all off-site programs.

Placement Requests: We are unable to accept requests for placement in a particular Honeybee, Stingerbee, or Create Your Summer group.

Cancellation: Programs may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment by

Seven Hills up to two weeks prior the program start date. In this instance, a full refund will be issued, including the $50 deposit.

Families may cancel their Summer Program enrollment up to two weeks prior to the start date and receive a full refund minus the $50 deposit. If the cancellation occurs within two weeks of the first day of camp, both the program fee and deposit will be forfeit.

Discount: A 5% discount applies if your child is registered for four or more weeks per summer.

Waitlist: Many popular programs have waitlists. If a space becomes available, you will be notified via email. You will have 36 hours to respond before the space is offered to another family.

Allergies: Children with food allergies must provide their own lunch. Allergies must be discussed with the Summer Program director.

If allergies are listed on the required medical form, we require an EAP (Emergency Action Plan) on file and epinephrine auto-injector, if needed.

COVID Protocols: We have a camp nurse available for all COVID-19

and injury related concerns. For details about Seven Hills’ comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan visit: 7hills.org/Summer and 7hills.org/StaySafe7Hills.

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Questions?

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Jill Romerill Summer Program Director jill.romerill@7hills.org Christina O’Donnell Summer Program Assistant Director christina.odonnell@7hills.org Summer Office: 513.728.2380 Learn more and Register Today at:

7hills.org/Summer

MAKE UNFORGETTABLE

SUMMER M EMORIES Seven Hills’ 2022 Summer Program is where kids explore passions, chase adventures, and make forever friends!

We can’t wait for all the exciting summer fun to begin!

CHOOSE FROM MORE THAN 100 PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-16

• Choose from half-day and full-day programs • Register for one week, two weeks, or all nine • Ask about before- and after-camp care

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER: 7HILLS.ORG/SUMMER 513.728.2380

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